Brownsville herald. [volume], April 14, 1935, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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World Events of Today Told in Pictures
Tuning Up to Blaze New Pacific Air Route
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•It* gigantic size strikingly indicated by the three nun standing on the wing, (be Pan American
’(’Upper i* shown here at its Alameda, Cali!., base, aa It was being prepared to point ita nose toward
Honolulu, first of the mid-occan stops planned on the new Pan American Airways Pacific rout*.
1 nr-'* crowd* were attracted to the 19-ton. four-motored Sikorsky amphibian.
Campaigning WITH Each Other, Now
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They were Presidential eampaieo opponent.- In ISL’S. but Herbert
Hoover (right) and Alfred i: Smith (Mti had adopt-d the same
platform when this pirtute was snapped in New \ork Onasion was
the launch.ng of a Salvation Army diive (or funds.
Maxie and Mary "Make Up”
After a little unpleasantness aroused by newspaper interviews concern
ing reports of their matrimonial intentions, Prizefighter Maxie Baer ana
Mary Kirk Brown made up and went to New York night club together,
•a you see. They agreed as photo was made they won’t marry each_other.
With expert crausmen at work titling complicate*! instruments into
Its interior, the largest gondola yet built for stratosphere exploration
la shown at Wright Field. Dayton O.. from where ft will he shipped
to Rapid City. 8. D.. for the next campaign In the upper air. set for
June. The hollow metal ball, of a magnenuro alloy lighter than aln
nuoMin, la nine feet In diameter, eight inches more than t*e gondola
used tn last year's hop.
M ai*ries Twice
to Be Citizen
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Helga Moray is determined lo
safeguard her American citiren
ship no matter how many wed
dine ceremonies it takes. The
former British him actress,
above, now in Hollywood, mar
ried Director Tay Harnett on
shipboard four months ago, then
"eloped” with him to Yuma.
Arif., for a second ceremony, to
clarify the citizenship records.
Another Rival
for Shirley?
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Rivals for Shirley Temple'*
fame are appearing so fast in
Hollywood, it is hard to dis
tinguish those having any pros
pects of success. But here's on*
who’s hailed as a winner. She *
Joan Gay. of Dallas. Tex., pic
tured in a scene from Kay Fran
cis* latest picture. "Stranded.**
Joan i* 4 years old and is a
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Ala*
DineharU
Accused as Bank
Robber’s Aides
Held In Jackson, Miss., on a
charge of robbery with firearms,
carrying a possible death sen
tence, Dorothy Darla, left, and
her sister, Estelle, right, are
shown here after their arrest as
associates of Raymond Hamil
ton. Texas outlaw, in a Pren
tiss, Miss., bank holdup. The
women were left behind by
Hamilton tn hts flight.
Mussolini Displays His Might
Mussolini (inset) matched Hitler’s boasts of air might with this convinc
ing display of war planes at Home, on 12th anniversary of estab' hrnent
•f unified Italian air force, ami to. o a < n to address v oids of warn
ing to the north. (Central t reat)
Canada’s New ' I irst Lady”
Mr*. John Buchan (above) is to be the new first lady of Canada. b«com
inr hostess at the grovernor-srenerars palace m Ottawa, shown above.
Her husband, the Scottish histonan and novelist, also pictured, is the
first commoner to be Appointed to the high post.
Coming Home 111
Bear Admiral Richard E. Byrd is coming home a sick man. and changaa
wrought ia him by Antarctic ordeal show in newest photo, taken as he
ailed toward Panama with Mra. Byrd.
Scottsboro Case
Pair Again Saved
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New hope of escaping the eke*
#ric chair came to these Negr ♦
Haywood Patterson, above, and
Clarence Norris, below, wiih a
second U. S Supreme Court re.
versal of their conviction in the
famous Scottsboro, Ala., a«*ault
cases, and stern condemnation of
barring of Negroes from Jury
service. The decision may had
to freedom for them and five
oilier* doomid in the samg case.
A $30,000,000 PWA allotment will
■peed work of harwssing tidcpower
polled op by 27-foot Bay of Fundy
tides in Passamaquoddy Bay, Maine
(indicated in map). Project has
been considered lor years.
Held in F.D.R.Threat
Thomas F. Murphy is fingerprinted
at Boston by Federal agents who
seized him after investigating
threatening note which they claim
ae sent to President Roosevelt at
the White House.
Babs’ Heart Interest?
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Significance ie hem* attached to
visit of Jtme.t Blakeley, New York
society playboy, to Reno, for he's a
Itarhelor and was a close friend of
Barbara Hutton Mdivam before she
was rushed by the Russian,,
JUST A CORNER OF “RUMPUS” ROOM
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“. . ' Court- . litI . fir, I
Hamt 4 Fkhi
Chain and couchca around a fireplace
This is '‘rumpus’' room in Rye, V 1
Y The wall* are white, al-o the
ceiling, which is beamed. The
floor is covered with black
linoleum, and there are bijur char
treuse couches not shown in the
picture. Vast chairs and arc
shaped couches are pictured
around a fireplace. You can see,
also. French doors that lead to an
enclosed porch on either side of
the fireplace, with red and whita
chintz curtains. The young peo
ple of the family can have gay
parties here without bothering
the parents.
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"Peter Pan” Is Mother Now
It wasn't so lone apo that Betty Bronson pleased movie andiencea with
her "i 'eter Pan” chararterizat ion. Now she's in retirement as Mrs. Lud
wig Lauerman and proudly ahowa Ludwig, Jr., at Aane villa, N. £.
Shultz Trial Scene
U. S. agents will guard Onondaga
County Courthou«e. Syracuse. N. Y.
when Dutch Schultz. New York’
Public Enemv No. 1, goes on trial
there before federal jury on income
tax evasion charge. _
Globetrotters
Ann* Tompkins, whosa voyairea
with her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Warwick Tompkins, of
Boston, have made her am on* tha
most widely traveled children in tha
world, ia leavm* on another trip
with her father (with whom she ta
shown* and mother aboard tha
Hander Bird • above) which will
take them arourd the world. Tkey'll
ha ala*** tha entixa crey»,