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Callender has its quints, hut Tnbermnry is just as proud of its twins. The pair shown here hid fair

to go down in medical history, because they will

celebrate their blrihdays four days apart. The first, Leslie Allison made her appearance June 9, then

The Royal Ariillcnv was just gelling set to do hr-‘W- on the '"'""'v Su-"vx country- r near Stone Cross, England, when "Bosnia" entered the Ions and roared hu- hornr:

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Above are, left and centre, the new Duke and Duchess of Devonnhira. The Doha In- her-lied the title from his father, who was GovcrnonGeneral of Canada from 1916 to lﬂl. As right is the Iari of Burlington, their son, who is heir to the title. The Duchess h l dsulhter of the fourth Marquess of Salisbury. '

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A rdyal salute of 63 guns thund- ered from the Tower of London to proclaim the ofiielal birthday of the Kins June 9. Though he was born on Dec. 14, 1N5. his majesty @919- brates when the weather is suitable for a public holiday and such dank annotations as the moplnc 0f the colors. The King is shown as he re. Vie“ 2000 Ruardsmen mounted and 0n foot. who rehearsed two months for the precision movements essen- tial to the display. The m“; 0,, hi5 Charmer wore the uniform 0i the Scots Guards. Last week-end he went. with the home, ﬂeet. Prom aboard the ﬂagship Nelson he “@1194 51w MW in mimic wor- fare.

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One of America's worst train wrecks, with anywhere between 40 night, June l9, over Custer Creek.

Mont. This picture shows the washed-out trestle, over which an! luxurious Olympian Special plunged into the swirlinl "Md w“ r

and 100 killed, occurred Sunday

of the creek. Identification of the crushed bodies was made more

Kalle “ ‘ ‘ once “Lion of Judah, King of Kings" with

thousands to do him honor, is here seen, a forlorn, sad-faced figure. sitting brooding by the seaside. After his abortive attempt to uroull the nations at Geneva against Mussolini he returned to England. He spent some time at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, to bolster his frail health, and it is there we seen him in a deck chair.

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