Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 22, 1939, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday july 22, 1939 happenings of Page fifteen Edna left and Eileen Reeke 18 year old twins top left of May Wood. . Were judged the most Beautiful twins in a contest at the new York world s fair. At top right Are be Murneta pumpkin Blos proud of her twin son and daughter Chut emt jumping right and teat Sumana Sand who won the prize for Best looking brother and sister. They re hopi indians from the Cliff dwell ers exhibit. The youngest and the oldest of the 300 pairs of. Twins who trekked to Lakewood me., for an Nual twin party Are these four hrs another festival the seniors Are Willis Ami Gorsche who Hawes Augusta and Wilson Blueberry festival hues. Waterville. 78. The juniors mid which Barbara a Kraft and Bernice Ifer Jonesi five Montels of Norridge Wock. Lis ten pleasure planes flown by members of the sportsmen pilots association of Plymouth. Mich., paid a Call on Toronto flying club july 15. Two of the visitors. Mrs. R. C. Durant of los Angeles left and mrs. J. R. Salzman Are seen Here. A rescued with four others when the coastguard plane on which he was a Crew member crashed in he Atlantic Ocean and killed three persons Walter b. Salter 32-year-old machinist s mate joins his family in Brooklyn. . With Sailer Are his wife and two children. Nancy May left and Dorothy Lee. The plane crashed while attempting to carry a sick Sailor from a ship at sea to a Hospital ashore. When the Duke of Poleto of Italy married Princess Irene of Greece momentary consternation was caused when the Princess found her Progress into the Church impeded by a train of her gown that refused to follow. Someone had stepped on it but the bad move made a Good picture As she looked Back to see what was going on. The Royal marriage took place in Florence Greece s reigning Mon Arch. King George giving the Bride away. The world of tomorrow on display in new York s Flushing Meadow but he land of tomorrow is definitely within the Arctic Circle according to Franz Johnston famous bearded Toronto Painter. Just Back from a Long sojourn Well within the Circle he says that everyone up Here puts things off till tomorrow to about the same extent As Tropic dwellers. Johnston is seen herewith a vivid painting from his a Mother at 13 and a Divorcee at 17. Juanita Deere Mcclish of Sapulpa okla. Shown above with her five year old son Buster inherits a half million Dollar estate from her Mother Wootsie John Deere wealthy Creek Indian. Seen on the Dock at Quebec City is part of the crowd that watched the arrival of three american battleships the new York Texas and Arkansas paying Canada a visit lasting More than a week during their summer cruise. The Texas is shown moving into Dock in this picture after steaming up the St. Lawrence with a gun Salute to Canada and a return Salute from Quebec s Citadel where lord Tweedsmuir is in residence. More than sailors and midshipmen were aboard the visiting battleships. These six Peoria girls say lady Luck is Good to them because they never have a Flat except in front of a garage. Their Olivver Cost them and in it they la cover Miles before they gel Back to Illinois. From the left Marjorie Dorgan Regina Fennell Darlene Dorgan in the front Anne Holland Winnefred Sweringen Rosemary Moran in the Back. A Soldier s Ifo seems to be a Happy one for these members of Britai women s auxiliary territorial service who Are shown play in m same of cards in front of their tents at the Cotshott encamp Nicot. Eng. Almost every woman in England now belongs to some organization designed to Aid their menfolk in time of War. Pictured on their arrival in London from Vienna Are two of one Hundred and Twenty five refugees from the former austrian capital. Thousands such Are pouring into every country that will receive them. Mrs. Joseph Perrault looks very pleased As or. C. H. Read of Mea Taid products ltd., presents her with a Large bottle of Mca Taid. She is thinking no doubt of the Money she will be Able to save papa and yet be Able to serve More meat dishes. Or. Norris. Managing director is seen at the left congratulating or. Perrault on the distinction of having the largest family at the caterers picnic held wednesday at grand Beach. Mea Taid is now available at your grocers ;