The times-news. [volume], January 11, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

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URGING ADOPTION OF BIG WORK PLAN
Proposing that a lon-jr rnnjre of u etV >• ' e initiated as a means for providing employment
and taking the government out of relief, Presiden Roo evelt read his annual message before the
joint nwiiioB of the 7 Ith congress in Washi •> >■ pictured on rostrum of the House of Repre~
MiitiifiviK Vice-President Garner < let* * and Siwur liyrns are seated behind him.
Two Who Rule Sa&? Vete
Geoffrey Knox, president of the commission governing the Saar ba:in
is shown (left) at Brebuch, on tour of inspection of the Interna
tional Army that will maintain order daring the plebiscite.? Ho is
accompanied by Major (J.n.ral Blind of Great Britain, commander
of the troops, and officers of the East Lancashire regiment.
Lie Is Whopper;
Ke's Uc S. Champ
TIe leaped off c 1000-foot cliff on
| his trained mule, in chasing r.
. jackrabbit, shouted "Whoa." and
i the mule stopped just before hit
ting the ground, letting him drop
gently to continue the pursuit,
Vein Osborn, above, of Centralia,
Warh., told the Burlington, Wis.,
Liais club. So naturally the
judges named him national cham
pion liar for 1935.
Love Finds a Way—Leading to Bigamist's Cell
Joseph Love i.s done with love and the numerous M s. Loves are done with Joseph, but the law isn't. '
When two of his wives caught up with Joseph, he fl?d to Chitago police, asking to be locked up for j
oigamy. Appearing as shown here^in teiony court. he was held to the grand jury under $5000 bond. !
Left to right with him are Mrs. \ iola Lo\e, secon 1 wile, now divoicedj Ellen Love, third wifej and !
Rita Love, No. 4, whom Love admitted he marrie I without bothering to jret a divorce from Ellen 1
Somewhere else is the divorced first Mrs. Love, Lov? plaintively admitted.
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Honeymoons With Vanderbilt
The third Mr,>. Cornelius Yanderbiit, Jr., is sn'jwn ueiv; r-nc s^v
honeymooning with the author t-x'ion of one of America's most 1'a
mous families. She was IVIiss Helen Vainer, Clarksbrug, W. Va
beauty, and they were married ir. the Albuquerque, N. M.t court
house after a romanvo that Vandeibilt said he«*an three years a.n<
This is Mrs. Vanderbilt's second marriage venture. She is 20.
Royal Wedding Nears
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With the marriage on January 14 in Rome of Don AlessanrlvO Tor
Ionia and the Infanta Beatrix, the son of an American woman be
comes the son-in-law of Spain's former King Alfonso. The young
couple are shown together in a posed photograph that has just
reached America. Don Alejandro's mother is the former Elsie
Moore, daughter of a wealthy Brooklyn banker, who married the
late Prince of Torlonia.
REUNION IN FLEMINGTON
As imperturbably impersonal as the steel bars and heavy screen that separate Bruno Hauptmann and his wife in their jail conferences at
Flemington. N". J., is the smartly accoutred s«-ate trooper who looms so largQ between them in this first picture from the courtroom show
ing the couple in conversation. The trooper watches Hauptmr.nn's every move and is ever alert to act in t,he event his famous prisoner
should attempt a sensational bid to escape. Note that Mrs. Hauptmann is compelled to stay at the opposite end of the table from her
husband while they converse.
Student Links
Ladder to Crime
V
Ben Lupeca, Princeton University
student at the time of the Lind
bergh kidnaping, was prepared to
so on the stand in the trial of
Bruno Hauptmann and tell of
having seen a car carrying; a col
lapsible ladder, such as was used
in the crime, in Featherbed Lane,
near the Lindbergh home at Hope
well, N. J.
California Runs True to Form in Racing
new San*:i
It is situated near J
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Racing is back in California,' and in styf<.', as was erpccted. Many consider the
track, a .panorama of which is shown here, the most beautiful in the world. It
cadia, hard on Los Angeles. Commodious stables can be seen in the foreground, with ^ran.M
paddock beyond. Attractive little Anne Shirley cuddles grand old Twenty Grand, which •
tempt a comcback in the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap on Feb. 23.
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"A STRAIGHT line is the shortest distance be- I
twee 11 two points.*' That holds for ajw|||j|||igi&
~yoar pocketbook and your list of
ample. Follow the straight line,
yourself time, trouble and monev.
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Use the advertising columns of this newspa
per from day to day as guide posts. In them, you
tind late news of what's to be had in the markets
of the world. No need for you to meander about
from store to store, comparing, pricing, fudging,
guessing values. The advertisements tell vou the
names of merchants and manufacturers vou cam
trust. There vou read what's new, what's fa- ,
vored what's offered confident for vour inspec- I
Hon, The advertisements in fMs »Kf>opr take vou
into more stores than vou could visit in a !*?ontb. I
There's no high-pressure selling, no rush, no
uncertainty to this daily review of markets. Forni
the good habit of shopping bv the STRAIGH I -
LINE method—you'll buv with assurance, with
economy and with satisfaction
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