Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 13

vn iliACilV'MAeA. Easibsy oml; World in-Pictus-Oomics1 by Fdiiusis Arifcls Twin Clarice Kilterac 1 1 i I 1 I 1 I I 1 I I 1 I i 1 1 I 1 1 Iff II- 3 il tltiltca Pvrttt LZ3 LiRi L3 Li hUmtt9tl JWwr twV 'A MOOD OF A wooded stretch, the water's crxstal ween. Hi Trembling beneath the zephyr's cool caress. i A grassy slope, the cloudless sky's blue deep, j- revuvm jrvm smje ana lease pj nappinea. .1 -f 1.1.

Tt I i iinn uuuiu biiuwb uari ui uiamo rant on a 'I. .1 I lf t. II T. i mi i me roau 10 uiamo. was suonunea in lne fi i i TRIBUNE'S recent contest by Powell, rJ i' it i lit t1 vr 1 iff.

-Ji A 4 lATJlST PICTURE FROM RUSSIA -This photo shows part of a crowd of 75,000 young Communists who gathered re- cently in a Red Square in a Rus- I' sian town to listen to speeches made by high Communist offi- cers. I -Copyright by i 4, v- ill 4 iv lit Sn lone, old pal Upon the slope "-S -J tl. in7t 7it fnAinff hone. Cut fiatfe nearu niai ioht mnrt.nl PVPX. rrL-y, trA vrppn.

ami the wearv rr I iv i iy "i Man or beast; ivhen tliey travel West. Across the bosom of the lake A silver pathway eleams. 14 Night uiihds "and creaking oar (rnoio oi oiq norses av mo jjuuhv yvw, TRIBUNE'S recent contest by J. M. Shepherd, 1133 Ranleight Way, Piedmont) iocks wane i.

lhjw cviiuvi tts mj tuaj I lufttf VV i (I his photo of Lake Merntt, look- 4 1 '-i ine toward Oakland City Hall, was I ff'S'J, 1 1 i i 191 vsv rf Lake street, Oakland.) 4 f- lo to to I JUST WE THREE MY PIPE, MY KITTY AND ME I hold the kitty while Ii smoke. ioid Ver ia my nrms fcecawe She scratches matches with her claws, a "Not plied Vakes. 4jk (Tins photo ofHarold Achrayd Was submitted in Tls TRIBUNE contest by Mrs. G. McLeod, 5480.

Bond 'CVoi3i street, Oakland.) ii 3 tv 1 fti toilWYb a I. Ci. i y-i r. 2 A GIANT MUSIC BOX Here's cheerful little the Muse TO BRING LONDON PUY HERE This photo shows a tern pis of MET APPROVAL OF A SHAH AND A KING i This is Mile. Frea.

French beauty who is said ii "ere rie crowas Cti: come vna usien ij mcy cnooset C- r.V 1 Ti? sound of horn and drum f2 Where the crowds can come find, listen if they chooset The sound of horn and drum 1 Mrs. Orson D. Munn, better known by the stage name pf Margaret Lawrence, who is on her way to London to see "Secrets," an English success. She will probably bring.it back to this on her Z. Keystone photo.

i to have attracted the favorable attention of the Vlnn Qnim anil tllA Slmll fit PeTAlA durinS Often emanates therefrom, tTUI il starts your feet to itching in your shoes. v- 1 l. their recent visit to She la at present ap- pearhig at the Palace Royal in the French capi-, fi Tf W'l (This photo -of the band stand in Lakeshort Park was entered irffrl in The TRIBUNE contest by E. Briston, 312 avenue, Copyright by Underwood. tal.

i 4 "Mi. ft jj -mis -hi 3t 'I 1 J'1 A I single home. It thrives in hovel or This photo 1 ghows a back view of an adobe hut buiit by Edward d7 i4ff Borein, the'eowboy artist, in 1907. The picture was "FLOCKS OF A THOUSAND HILLS" NEAR HAYWARD i 1 submitted in tne recent ikihUjc. contesi Dy iurs.

a. 'i, I Borein, 4051 Lyon avenue, Fruitvale, California. i This photograph, was entered in The TRIBUNE contest which! recently closed. It was submitted by Mrs. E.

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