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The novel baptism climaxed a revival conducted Reverend C. E. Vaughn, who is said t near Gainesville, Ga., under the direction of have given up a prospering furniture business six years ago to convert souls. A crowd of 500 persons watched the ceremonies. thirty-three-year-o- ld Start Moving 8190,000,000 in Silver WORLD CROSSROADS t I Y A 1 d" .i3MI V w ft - ft..''. V nk. " ,. "r.50" VT.I. TO K iuR L Y VANCOUVER A o II c f 8 e - yrvf.f ' .... mMh - C()UH wr Sem inn it Prim a!o. alt l E f i Siwplfcj. nal Slu- itv. I v S - ' J - ufch 4 Is : :'::5::;Si;:s;'::S-vij!f::'- ; Cut, b arthrti.- n men. thout f fk n- r Ofe a- - ir- I jn ir kieL'bf!- - 'l' ft it i sit r'frt jww.'.".'). i feMMi uiMtmmniimmtiwmtmrti In one of the biggest trucking jobs ever undertaken, $1,290,000,000 Here is the international sign post erected on Treasure island in San worth of bar silver is being moved from Manhattan to the government's Francisco bay, site of the 1939 Gold- new storage vault at West Point. One truck will move cut of Manhattan youngster of Harrisburg, Pa., who won en Gate exposition, showing dis- each day, five days a week, for about ten months before all of the silver is Paul Brown, of Great Britain, in the' A company of 55 coast guardsmen are apionship matches at Wimble- - the National Freckle championship during Children's week at Atlantic tances from the world's far cor- moved to the big reinforced vault. trips. Photograph i England, recently. Budge de- - City, N. J., recently, poses while Marie Malone, ten, of Washington, ners. Gaila McEntee acts as inter- assigned to serve as a protective convoy on the in the contest. shows one of the trucks being loaded with 350 bars of silver. Marie was runner-unational "traffic cop." D. C, gives him the (d Austin decisively. eleven-year-ol- d 50-mi- le p once-ove- r. I Palestine Disorders Incited by Hanging Servk. A.V.UY. Uke fnrfrntnniirrJ ball seems to be hitting Don !je in the forehead in this pic-- I but actually he is making a V clinic ou. .A I CUT A Gas-Mask- ADMITS MOSCOW LINK Holiday in Switzerland ed 4 r i The Communist party in the United States is "part and parcel" of the Communist International, Earl Browder, party secretary, admitted during his testimony before a legisThe Swiss public is becoming so "precautionized" that lative committee inquiry into law strange sights are often to be seen these days at this "home" of the observance. Browder is pictured as holiday makers were photographed he testified during the hearing, held League of Nations. Two in New York. as they enjoyed a row on Lake Geneva. air-rai- d gas-mask- mm tfrf 'Mv.y.--- m KMBMifi viriifiiir if " '' f' V - Girl Sailors Do Everything but Cook I itched with the police at Tel Aviv, Pales- by his companions, this demonstrator injured in a skirmish holds his head as he attempts to rise. The demonstration which took place in the Jewish quarter near to death by a military court for firing . followed the hanging of a Jewish youth who was sentenced Arab bus. . ACE PLANE BUILDER Ml Duce Defends Italy's Wheat Crop i it xe and or our oi .as Veqas.l Falls laho Helena, iet. 7 ' Hf " ' JZ ' t Milton Iluguelet, sixteen, of Chiwho was awarded the grand cago, l' of the National Model landing on top of a threshing machine, Premier Benito championship mnl angrily brands as the "dregs of all nations" those who have Airplane meet in Detroit, Mich., re700 entrants. He reports of Italy's wheat shortage. Speaking at the little town cently, from among won the Bloomingdale trophy also he Pontine marshes, reclaimed on which the has been built i,nia C4 that the crop was smaller than last year's but insisted that for the best time made in the light cabin model. Ulity was i A bare-cheste- d . ' i better. schooner Yankee, iiiaimc l by 11 Girl Scout mariners supervised by four experienced The cruises. Here are six members of seamen prepares to sail from New York on the first of eight In the hands of the Scouts, all of be almost will entirely schooner The anchor. thw group raising the swab decks and assume all will stand watches, crew whom are in their teens, throughout the trip. The girl of meals. the duties preparation except the shipboard gaff-rigge- d one-wee- 102-to- n k |