El heraldo de Brownsville. [volume], March 14, 1935, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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World Events of Today Told m Pictures
Swimming Comes Easy to Pretty Paulette!
, Chaplin, when Ihe has a chanr^to^ Goddiird; acretn bt*»utjr and long-rumored fiancee or Charlie
l*n picture, sfie'a saved ail the #rm?m« *^ay fr.°m her work as ,eadinE lad>* in * forthcoming Chap
aein lloatinr oe ^ v,0^fl^kiD8 by lhe iaflaled rubber «*«*«• 00 **“<* »be a
aeen floating on the J£1 Jltrador pool iu Palm Spring*. Calif.
Comedian’s Too
Glum; Divorced
Nod Sparks, gloomy comedian
M the screen, couldn’t get out
of his role even at boms. Mrs.
Mercedes Sparks testified in Loo
iSngeles court, top photo, de
claring that be was as glum.
%ut not as comic, around tbs
bones as on the lot She was
VlTen a divorce decree, uncon
fttotedL Sparks, below, obtained
A Mailcan decree a gear ago.
Ellsworth Bacl£
From South Pole
1
am nronaed u though he bad
L,> n spending tba wlntw in
balmy dimes rather than the bit
Sr oold of tba Antarctic. Lincoln
Eli a worth returned from bit as*
partition to tba Antarctic tn which
Cjanda many exploratory fl‘ibt«.
Ha'a abown on landing at Miami,
Klmrida.
It’s a Big Bore to Topsy-Turvy Lad
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All this poking and prodding 1i a big pain to Wallace Rosall. « yeai*
old Glendale. Calif., lad ahown here under X-ray examination, but
what chance baa be to akip out and play when he’s such a fascinating
subject for inquisitive doctors? Wallace always seemed a normal lad*
but prying medicos found all this wrong with bim: His heart la oa
the wrong side, he has only one lung, bis intestines are In his chest
4hd on his hip. and he baa no alimentary canal. The case of dlaphrag*
tnatlo hernia is one of the strangest ever found.
Police Head’s Kin Threatened
Daughters of New York's police commissioner, Rath (left) and Miriam
(right), with mother Mrs. Lewis Valentine, are under close police pro
tection following threats to kidnap them unless Commissioner Valentina
“lays off'’ crime drive. (Central Pres*)
Miss Rasputin
Maria Rasputia
She’s proud of fact that she’f
daughter of Gregor; Rasputin
“Mad Monk” who dominated Rus
sian court until he was murdered
by a grand duke and a prince She’i
in New York, appearing as saimn
Operates on Opera
Herbert Witherspows
The American basso and former
director of the Chicago Civic Opera,
who succeeds to the office of general
manager of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, plans to provide more
opera in 1926 and at a lower jirioa.
i
Tried on Mother
Murder Charge
Near collapse. Ouida Keeton, >0,
of Laurel. Miss.. Is shown here
during a recess In the trial at
Laurel, in which she is charged
with tbe ghastly murder of
her mother, Mrs. Daisy Keeton,
whose dismembered body was
found near her boms. Behind
the prisoner's wheel chair are
her nurse. Miss Laudincline and
Jailer Valentine.
Menace Removed
mdiUbc* Torn«y
Since 1932 Constance Tomey, well
known New York society girl, has
received series of kidnap threats
which John Rembowski, now in jail
at Riverhead, L. I„ confesses he
wrote, police say.
Insull Is Weary
of Court Grind
A bored Samuel Insull slu in
court in Chicago, at bla second
trial growing out of collapse
of bis utility empire, urging
“Let's get it over with." With
bia son. Samuel. Jr., the elder
Insult is shown here as he faced
the charge of embezzling 166.009
from one of his holding com*
Swanky Jury Votes
Her $25,000 Balm
In IS minute*’ deliberation fol
lowing a 57-minute trial, a swan
by Jury ol bankers, brokers and
manufacturer* In New Vork sher
iff'• court awarded Vera K.
Grove, night clul dancer, a
S2&.000 hear! balm verdict :n her
ault againvt Henry Taylor, slngur
and comedian, with whom si
formerly lived.
Love Suit Looms
Ezio Pinza and Elizabeth Rethber*
(above), Metropolitan Opera stari
weren’t pretending in their stag«
lova scenes, says Mme. Augusts
Pinza who is suing Mme. Rethberg
for 1250,000 alleging alienation oi
affections. Mme. Rethberg demei
the charges.
Innocent, Says
Ty Cobb’s Son
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Fighting a charge ot attacking a
19-year-old girl. Herachel Cobb,
•on of Tj Cobb, famed ex-base
ball star, ti shown here as he
went Into court at Redwood
City. Calif. Young Cobb pleaded
not guilty to the accnsation of
Miaa Julia O'Connor and asked
for a Jury trial. His father la
hacking his light, with a charge
oi framed p.
Cheerleader?
No! Conductor
of Symphonies
Without frill* or fus*. clad In a
sweater and with shirt collar
open. Eugene Ormandy. conduc
tor of the famed Minneapolis
Symphony orchestra, here greeted
member* of the Philadelphia
Symphony at his first rehearsal
as guest conductor in the Quaker
City He's making every musi
cian feel at his ease as he signals
-aoft and low.”
Huey’s Friend 8C Foe
Robert Brothers (top), _
“frisked” for guns in Senate lobby
on suspicion of being one of armed
bodyguards of Senator Huey Long.
Meanwhile, Fred Parker (below)
deputy sheriff whom Long accused
of plotting to kill him, is an armed
guard in Capitol, having been given
• job after Long made charge.
Asks Hangman’s
Job for ‘Thrill’
Applying for the Job of spring
ing tbe deatb trap on Frank
McDaniel, condemned Negro,
because “sbe woo id like to see
how It feela to nang a man.’*
Thelma Redlger. above, attrac
tive 20-year-old Springfield. Mo.,
buslnese college student, de
clared she baa plenty of "oeree
for that sort of thing.’* The
sheriff declined to deputise her,
been nee the is • minor.
Give Germany a Surprise
Announcement that wedding bella would ring for Merman Goering, dash,
ing, paunchy premier of Prussia, and Emmy Sonnemann. popular blondt
actress, gave Germany a surprise, although they long have been friendl*
They’re seen together at Nazi function. Goering's first wife, who diet
several years ago. was a Scandinavian, f Central Frees!
Twenty Grand
. Off for Britain
She’s Sick
Mjrrna Lef
Mystery surrounds the illness that
sent Myrna Loy, screen star, to
University of California hospital
under an assumed name. Photo
shows her in popular screen role.
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Tarred (or new conquests, this
time on the British turf. Twenty
Grand. Mrs. Payne Whitney's
great runner, la shown nere la
nls quarters on the American
Banker, shortly before sailing
time. His trainer. William Bren
nan. shown at tbs baiter, plans
to pit bis star against the bast
of tbs English mounts.
Invites World
to Great Fair
Difficulties Ballc \
H:>nevmoon Plans
The .allurin* smile that wel
comes the world to tha Califor
nia Pacific International Expo
sition la flashed by Senorita
Florenz Helton chosen as the
Jterfect “poster girl" type to
represent the Spanish atmos
phere of the fair, which will
open in San Diego on May 29
Benonla • Helton la a noted
dancer.
Difficultly, beast the efforts of
Mrs. Madeline Aetor Dick Fier
moDU *c start a wo nd booey
muon writt- her prUuHtchier sue*
baud Enao Fiermoota. Reporta
from Halt stated aba reached a
financial aettlemeat with bis brat
wife and .hen faced the task of
retrietint his pa at part from lta)>
i*a autbortttas. She's shown a#
aha landed at Maniac