Brownsville herald. [volume], February 13, 1929, Image 9

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CN TO BATTLE—Two de*
"* stroycrs of Pacific fleet pass fcS
through Miraflores flocks of the ■
Panama Canal to take part in g^
mock war battles with the At* 1^8
Untie fleet International Ne" *reel rfi
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JUST ESCAPES DEATH—Trou
ble taking off with heavy load was
a overcome by skillful piloting by
Martin Jensen when attempting to
}| break the solo endurance record at
f Roosevelt field, N. Y. He was forced
£ down after two hours.
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i FINAL RESTING FLACE—The grave of the late Senator Oscar £
Underwood at Elmwood cemetery. Birmingham, Ala., was all butgj
buried under floral tributes from his many friends throughout the *
country. The popular Alabama Senator died following a protracted*
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ATTESTS STORMY SEAS—Ice coated deck of the
£shing smack -Zclda" is proof of fierce battle with icy -
v 4as which Captam lohn Hayes, skipper, says are the
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MYSTERY V. C —Rear Ad
mtral Cordon Campbell, V. C.,
ont ol Britain * greatest war
heroes and “mystery V. G/’
photographed as he arrived
aboard S. S. Aquitania tor a
tour of the United State*. He
it the voungest admiral of the.
great Gcci UurSM*a»l w«wtr«I
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TEEING OFF
— Rex Beach,
novelist, photo*
graphed as he
tcc-d off at Palm
Beach, Fla., in
the artists' and
writers' golf
tournament. The
event is an annu
al feature of the
Florida Winter
season.
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FOR SWEET CHARITY—The poor and the ailing of the national
capital have a sincere well-wisher in President Coolidge. Here he is •
with Robert Fleming, left, and Fred A. Delano, of Community Chest
association, just after writing a generous check as his personal con
tribution. International Xewareet
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AT PALM BEACH —The i\
camera caught Mra. Comdfus £
Vanderbilt Whitney', Jr., meme
ber of New York's “400,” as
she strollcvl through the i-hop*
ping distnet "of Palm Beach, j
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SOCIETY “WHITE WINGS"—Members of the *•400“ of Nor
folk, Va., arc proud of their city* and not a bit aslu.mcJ to help in
beautifying its street?. So when a call was sent out they domed
white wings' costumes and got down to business. The photo shows
Mrs. Fergus Reid, chairman, and Mrs. C. R. Bullcv, with back to
camera, at work on Hampton boulevard int*.-rnntlouai K*r.«r<*i
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? DRAIN LAKE NEMI
ft Priceless treasures dating from'
reign of the Emperor Tiberius
h are expected to be uncovered
• , when Lake Nemi, near Rom?,
I is dfiincd of its water. Here
I are some of the huge pumps
*' which arc emptying the lake.
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NOVELIST HOME—thom«
ton Wilder, famed writer,
shown as he arrived ir. U. S. t
(km a tour of Europe. He
walked through the French
Alps with Gene Tunn>ry, one*
time king of the prize ring, be* k
for: latter's marriage to the
former fotcphme Lautkr.
International X*»*i***» 1
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IEADY—
candle power
sihta at New
show the way
oolittk m ex*
fht*Bying tests
latlonat Newifitl
EUROPEAN MODE—This bevy of beauties from across the sea will be seen at the International show of
hair styles in New York next month. Standing left to nght are the Misses England, Hungary, Swilxerutnd,
Sweden and Germany, while seated, left to right. Misses Italy, Ireland and France get the dope liont
Charles Nestle, Jr., who helped choose them foe their parts. 1 uuranttessi Ktwsral
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