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Y. long-wear-n- g. ,v rl On May 6, 1937, a routine assignment gave news photographers the greatest picture story of all time when the Hindenburg burst in flames over Lakehurst, N. J. Not so tremendous, but equally thrilling was Photographer Harry Knapp's aerial view of Harold Parkhurst, the daredevil parachute jumper who touched off his cigarette 5,000 feet in the air. And near Dexter, Iowa, an alert cameraman caught the picture of unrestrained emotion (below) when a posse closed in on wounded Marvin Barrow, notorious bandit, and his hysterical wife. Pictures in this were selected by A. J. Ezickson, famous news photographer and author of a dramatic book about his profession, "Get That Picture!" if 0,. V 4 J '? FOTO-FEATUR- r jtr E le SALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY Oar lobby Is delightfully air cooled daring the snnmer months Rad la tar franr Raam ROO Raama-RO- O Batha HOTEL On August 12, 1934, Gordon Israel tried to land his plane at 80 contest at the miles an hour after winning the ll Omaha air races. A quick cameraman caught the result, shown above. The plane bounced, landed on its nose and then settled to ' the ground. Israel was unhurt and walked from the smashed plane d action is demanded of the photographer unaided. who would catch a picture like this. Sometimes, seldom, it's a matter of luck, but many a cameraman gets gray hair from constant 50-mi- Radio and Weather The United States weather bureau says that radio waves do not affect the weather, and statements that have appeared from time to time that the tremendous outpouring of radio waves all over the world has caused bad weather are without scientific basis. In comparison with the tremendous amount of energy broadcast continually into the atmosphere as a result of thunderstorms, the amount added from the radio stations is comparatively minute. Temple Square free-for-a- Raiaa $1AQ to $3.00 Tha Batal Taapla Bqaaia haa a hlklf darirabla, Maadly rfmn. wUl alirayaflaa Itlauaaa-ulal- a. phf,Ymamnmmky eamfartabla. aaS tharouahiy laaatila.Yaa earn Ibaaa-faa- a adanlaaS whf thla hotel la, Split-secon- DICULT RECOMMENDED Yaa aaa aka appMeiatewhji a aarfc at dlatlaeiiam ta toy at this haautifaf feaatatry nervous tension. ffl ERNEST C ROSSITER, Mgr. GET RID OF BIG UGLY PORES The news camera also catches pathos. This picture of despair so great it gripped a baby was one of many photographic masterpieces emerging from the Ohio and Mississippi valley flood area in January, 1937. 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This was not the first time news pho-tography has been used In official investigations, It happened when tho Hindenburg crashed. tures of tho Panay bombing incident proved invaluable to the American state department. 23rd tt, leas bkad City, S.V. g Facloacd Bod SI B I (caaher ataaipa) for which aaadwa yoar B apeolal iatredaotoiy S B B ll.. |