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Star Guards of Southern Conference
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College Si at ion, Raleigh, Feb. 22 —
'Seven of the outstanding; guards in
the Southern Conference are pictur
ed above, ami they will bo seen in
action here March 1 2 and 3 during
the Thirteenth Annual Southern Con
ference basketball tournament.
Rennie Tompkins, one of the four
members of the South Carolina team
from Athens, Texas, was selected as
left guard on the first all-tournament
team last year and will he hack this
year to seek the berth again.
The right guard position on the 1033)
team was won by Gilbert Clark of N.
C. State who was graduated last
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With tho ascendancy of his father,
Crown Prince Leopold, to tho
throne of Belgium, ns a result of
the death of King Albert 1, in a
fall while mountain climbing, lit
tle Prince P.nitdouin becomes
crown mince of the monnrehv.
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Reunited in the romantic Orient, the honeymooning Mdivanis meet one
of the stars of the Japanese stage, Onoe Baik, famous 65-year-pld female
impersonator. Shown at the meeting, left to right, are Onoe Baik, in
tshuiactor, the Princess, former Barbara Hutton, Woolworth heiress
&ud Prince Mdivam, (Cmvtrul fVee#,*
spring. State, .stands an excellent
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chance of placing another guard on
the first team this year as it has in
Captain Boh M’cQuage and Rav Rex,
two of the finest guards in North
Carolina.
One of the leading candidates for
a post on the mythical quint is Cap
tain Dave MeCachren, of North Caro
lina. The Tar Heels recently won
the State’s Big Five title and Mc-
Cachrcn’s play was brilliant during
the successful campaign.
Herb Thompson of Duk<f received
lots of praise for his work in the t 933
tournament and will he among .he
Tho little prince, who will be four
years of age next September, ia
shown with his sister. Princess
Josephine Charlotte, while play
ing with their toy automobile in
the grounds of the Chateau du
Stuvvenberg in Brussels.
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1934
leading candidates for honors this
year
Dave Marrett is considered one of
the finest guards Virginia has had in
several years and should the Cava
liers be selected for tournament play,
will hear watching.
A. Buscher is one reason why Mary
land has gone through a successful
season this year, and Palem is cap
tain of the V. P. T. Gobblers.
Selection of the eight teams to com
pete in the 1931 tourney will be made
Friday of this week by the tourna
ment basketball committee at the
annual meeting of the Southern Con
fer once at the University of Virginia.
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Miss Yoshie Atami
The police board of Tokyo is in a
quandary. It has been asked to act
on a proposal of marriage received
by Miss Yoshie Atami, comely Japa
nese musical revue star, from Ellis
Bachelor, of Baltimore, Maryland,
who saw her picture in a magazine.
Miss Atami is puzzled, too.
(Central Press)
Linger at Death King
Sorrowing subjects of the late King Albert of Belgium lingered for
hour*; i a tin little ravine near Namur where the body of their late ruler
wj, •fr,m«d. The above picture, telephoned to London and radioed to
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The world at large mourns with Belgium in her loss of her ho-ingtou with Crown Prince Leopold and members of Congress in
roine monarch, King Albert 1. Here are some highlights in the October, 1919. Lower, left to right, shows (4) an intimate fam
life of the popular ruler. Top, left to right, shows (1) receivingdy group with the Crown Prince and Princess and their baby
President Wilson in Brussels in 1919. (2) with his wife. Queen daughter in the gardens of the royal palace. (5) as an airplane
Klizabeth in a recent picture. (;{) leaving the Capitol in Wash-Tint and (('*») mountain climbing, his favorite sport which led t,,
his death.
Pre-Nuptial joy
Carmela Ponselle
Fairly bubbling over with happi
ness, Carmela Ponselle, noted opera
singer and sister of Rosa Ponselle.
Metropolitan Opera star, is pictured
as she left Boston for Chicago,
where she will wed Francis X.
Bushman, great lover of the silent
screen days.
(('f'nlral Press)
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SPORT PALS——Georgia Coleman Wilson, right, Olympic diving star,
imd Helen Hicks, left, have become loals in Coral Gables* Fla.
Events In Life Os King Albert I Os The Belgians
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Charles Ponzi
Faced with the prospect of deporta
tion within ninety days, Charles
l'onzi, notorious “wizard” of inter
national finance who was recently
released from prison, will not re
turn to Italy without a battle. Me
is shown above reading up on the
law in preparation for a fight.
Highlights in Career of New Belgian King
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of Belgium, to .how, at the age of 12, just a y«t
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EX-CO-ED COMES BACK AS QUEEN
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Co-eds of Ohio State university at
Columbus were overlooked when
Hie. card Heekin of Cincinnati,
president of the junior class, se
lected his “queen” to reign at the
imi mil iuniov m om. out standing
Marian Erickson
social event of the year at the
"University. Heekin picked rrn'lty
Marian Erickson, above, a former
co-ed, for the honor. Miss lhicl;-
son is a resident of Columbus,
seat of the university.