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Show CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE AMERICAN I. Scenes and Persons in, the Current News Mark Anniversary of Nazi She Saves Animal Lives VIRGINIA Beer Putsch KNOWLES, twelve, whospendsmost of her time helping in the Miami animal hospital of her father, D, V. Knowlee, it believed the world' youngest veterinary student. Her unusual aptitude for the fascinating work of mercy Is readily apparent, whether she be "shooting' a pill down a dog's throat (as shown at right), helping Dad treat a four footed patient for skin trouble (below) or administering anesthetic for a canine surgical operation (pictured in circle ) Trained since she was six, Virginia now is a specialist" in skin 1 First freighter to be launched on (be Great Lakes since 1930, the William A. Irvin, ere boat, throws up a mighty spray at Us launching at Lorain, Ohio. 2 Banxal! shout the victorious Jap soldiers as they celebrate in front of the rained North Station building In Shanghai. I Speaker of the Uonse William B. Bank bead wields bis gavel as congress proceeds on its special session. rx Feather Thrower in the Toils Enrico Caruso, Jr Tries Out Voice Flanked by pillar of the Nail party, Rralmleader Adolf Hitler la pictured aa be took part in the annual celebration at Munich, Germany, that marks the anniicrsary of the famous "beer cellar putsch la 192J that waa the beginning of Hitler's rise la power. Its Popular at Northwestern TELLS ABOUT RELIEF Shown during n rehearsal for hla appearance on a radio program la Enrico Carnso, son of the famed Young Caruso's eperatlo tenor. favorite number la s song beloved by his late father, 0 Paradiso, g While critics from "LAfrlcalne. The pacifist, Frank W. declare he is s promising singer, motto is "Feathers Instead of bullets, Is strewing feathers over civlo and American they do not predict s career paralreviewing a patriotic parade in Wilmington, leling that of his father. teather-throwin- Now Its a Six-Ma- n Harry L. Hopkins, WPA administrator, aa be addressed the recent mayors conference nt Boston, Mass. His subject was "The National Program. Mayors from leading cities throughout the United States were la attendance. Their verdict was that the relief burden in big cities would be increased rather than lowered this winter. "Woody Ilockaday, whose hustled to the cooler after Legion officials who were Del. Martha Towle (left), and Helen Sethncss, Northwestern university coeds, battle in the crisp winter air. Field hockey la one of the most popular feminine sports on the Evanslon campus. Miss Towle has just hit the puck from under the stick of Miss Sethness during an Intramural contest. Heres Safe Way to Jaywalk Football Team Now Theyre Putting Specs on Chickens nen spectacles are really for chh kens and they make the fowls as wise as they look. This educated hen is wearing the new specs which are made of metal and Instead of $ J ' r$t r r r---;- At- - iXt IF YOU He Rescues Baby Birds offspring of the n Lined up in a formation Is the Manhasset, L. I., high school football team running through n football Is designed to make the gridsignals. Invented by Stephen C. Epler of Columbia university, iron game more open, safer, and to afford schools with small registrations more even competition. Regular footbaU rules form the basts of the game, but several important changes have been made. The field Is 80 by 40 yards. Each team has a center, two ends and three backs. Field goals count four points. Forward passes can be thrown from any point behind the line of scrimmage. six-ma- JAYWAIK mission swallows of San WAYWARD (Calif ) are the objects of Father Arthur J Hutchinsons mercy. Faced with the problem of fledglings that fall from their nests in the mission ruins and become injured, the Padre enlisted the help of Mrs. Reyes Yorba, guide, and formed a tiny "hospital on a shelf near the mission gate. Here the kindly bird doctors maintain a routine as rigid as that of any well organized infirmary. Several times a day the little feathered patients are fed hamburger from the tip of Mrs. Yorbas finger. This is washed down with water from an eyedropper. Wounded legs and wings are carefully massaged at regular intervals. As a result, the fledglings never fly with their parents to seek food, but stay In the mission gardens, where they are protected from harm. world-famou- MUST s PtRSOkS R20 ! low , v six-ma- Hes Britains Robert Taylor Perhaps the friendliness of Father Hutchinson (left) is what brings the swallows back by the thousands, on the same day, March 19, of every year. John J. Pelley Tells Need of Rail Boost - j X..- Jaywalkers on the public square in Cleveland were politely reminded by police that using a red flag placed there for their convenience might help them in darting across the streets when the traffic lights were against them. It was all part of a traffic safety campaign to reduce the number of motor fatalities that have been mounting rapidly. Improving the chickens eyesight, they provide a blind spot, which prevents bullies in the flock from picking feathers from the more timid. Cow and Quadruplet Calves Visit the Big City John J. Pelley, president of the Association of American Railroads which has applied for a 15 per cent blanket Increase In freight rates. J! ' ?r I The little fellow at the right Is ruffling his feathers in joyous anticipation of the tasty morsel he is about to receive. Known as the "Robert Taylor of England, Don Stannard, the British actor who Is under contract to make movies in Bollywood, obligingly acts as a writing desk for Binnie Barms, also a British film star, as they arrived in New Fork reo;nt!y. points out that during the past four years, due to causes beyond the control of the railroads, there bar been an increase of $663,303,000 per year In the roads operating costs. Here Is a baby swallow taking a drink of water from an 'Mrs. Cow and her quadruplet calves which were brought to Chicago by Hiram W. Long (left) of Avery, of health, and Aider-ma- n Okla., were greeted by Dr. Herman Bondesen (second from left) , president of the board of National Milk week celebration was of a the feature unusual This Ihomas J. Terrel. barnyard family |