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Show TiAVER PRESS the Current News Scenes and Persons in Blue Room the President's Temporary Office t i m J.v, ', 'i - f i J a if iff s i K1 1 I! I if V - A 4 V, I VI Prussia which has become the tomb of President Paoi ot the huge Tannenberg memorial in East Roosevelt inspecting the site of the Grand Coulee power and Irrigation and Mrs. NRA birthday cake from Chef Ernest Skyssaert fn Washington Gen. Hugh Johnson receiving the ect Drake hotel In Chicago. Vlew J 3-- On his return from the cruise to Hawaii, President Roosevelt found his executive office moved into the Blue room of the White House, shown above arranged for this purpose. This was because of alterations under way in the executive mansion. Italy's New Torpedo Speedboat Army Engineers Come to the Rescue v 'i'ii nmn i.iAll Jl..Ljl 1M v.- - - tinnier jl A' MMMWMW II ........ t WiVATrXTUUMimWirJ - I ..wj. "I I v Pi ..wA"SWA'..W i r i i t tits 2 g a Kf-'-s.qE- Mi The Italian navy has Just developed a new speed-boa- t (above) capable of dodging its way through a blockade a convoying fleet, and launching Its two torpedoes at an objective. The boat Is similar to those used Great Britain during the World war, but is capable of much greater speed and is more seaworthy. death-dealin- three bridges connecting the two halves of Cridgeton, N. J., were swept away in a raging flood, army Fort Du Pont, Del., came to the rescue and erected a temporary pontoon bridge. The engineers from engineers are shown floating the first pontoon for the temporary bridge. The Commerce street span, wrecked by the storm, can be seen in the background. When Tumi li crinr" f ' ' - f;? 1 F. J. Moley, brother of Raymond .1. Moley, former chief adviser to President Roosevelt, has assumed his new duties as postmaster at P.erea, Ohio, site of the Moley homestead. BULGARIA'S DICTATOR Scene in the oiilce of the registrar of voters In New Orleans, when a machine gun company of the state militia took over the Job of guarding the registration rolls for Senator Huey P. Long. The gunners kept their weapons trained on the city hall, across the street, in case Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley Should direct the police to stage a sortie. James E. Murray, a Butte attorney, the Democratic nomination for the United States senate to serve out the remainder of the term of the late Thomas J. Walsh. New "Railplane" Makes Its Debut SEEKS AMERICA'S CUP in.Mii ....nil..! m iijimii.iiMiy.iiy E ij.i rmrv;ivrvf.w"wv'm'mum)i!i..- ' MmwwHfc. won p Y I k - - HSjtt.:''-- " X rgar '.y1 " Itftwr- Coast i t I Floating Ambulance on West WANTS WALSH'S SEAT Huey Long's Soldiers on Guard Iff ANOTHER MOLEY g f x f$- - Hullt by the lxs Angeles playground department for use by the lifef service which nrotects Its henehpa n service. Equipped with everything' for llfesavlng and resuscitation, tntt laiors to stretchers and hospital equipment, the new boat la sail w Brst of Its kind. It Is 33 feet long and has a speed of 15 knots. Another Problem for Mr. Wallace lbs , 3 u.,fJi;ianti..jK iT&cs X r 1 1 i - ''5. - - 11 4 v r V X--- :''' A demonstration of a new system of transportation, known as the was mad In Washington, The photograph shows the model. T. O. M. Sopwlth, owner of the Kng- lish yacht Kndcav'or, with which h will try to capture the famous Amcr- Ica's cup off Newport In September.' Cur Harmi None can cure their harms by walU Ing them. SLakespeara, 7 ' Lieut. Col. Kimon GueorgulefT by f,0"" dv,nt becn,no ",0 VmWr of Lula;",1 nni1 ' now the vlrtUHl dlcta- tor of that country. i r" 1 LlL-- ' Food Contained More than a ton of food Is consumed each year by the average person In the United States. ...P.?f r.e" chaulm ,rrr Agrlcult'ire f(,nt,watf;rmcion La, !- -"y A. Wallace wonders um where to |