The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE NEWS HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1934. A Noted Turfman Testifies Before French General Fights Again-in Street Win Table Tennis Crowns 1 1 1 111 1 J-L -jsifai 1 The new king and queen of table tennis, crowned at the finish of the national tournament at Cleveland, Ohio, are Jimmy McClure, Indianapolis store clerk, and Ruth Aarons of New York. The two new title holders are shown above after winning their trophies. They unseated Jimmy Jacobson of New York and Miss Jay Purves of Des Plaines, 111. A French soldier who showed he hadn't forgotten how to fight was General Bardy de Fortou, named in connection with the Stavisky case.

You see him here (facing camera) grappling with a cameraman near the Palais de Justice in Paris. He was arrested and charged with assault. Bonnie's in a Gunplayful Mood Facing each other before a crowded Senate Finance committee hearing, Colonel B. R. Bradley (left) noted Kentucky turfman, is shown as he prepared to answer the questions of Senator Huey P.

Long of Louisiana (right). The Senator was attempting to show that Bradley and Colonel John P. Sullivan of New Orleans were "gambling partners" and had dictated the nomination of Daniel C. Moore, of New be Collector of In ternai Kevenue tor Orleans, to A Noted Lawyer in Urges bcock Exchange Regulation it- Although he believes many provisions of the proposed bill to regulate stock exchanges should be modified Samuel Untermeyer (left), veteran New York lawyer, told the Senate Banking committee It would briothTng short of a catastrophe if this Congress should fail to enact stock exchange regulation He is shown at the committee hearing with Senator Duncan U. Fletcher (center), chairman, and Ferdinand Spiking That Huey Long Louisiana.

Noted Turfman Senate Witness A famed Kentucky tnrfman. Col. R. B-adley la shown as he appeared he fore the Senate Finance Committee. SeLator Huey Long sought to link blm with the polntment of Daniel Moore 'c a fedarai post In Louisiana A VanderbiltSues For a Divorce The only daughter ot the tat George W.

Vanderbllt, from whom she Inherited $60,000,000, Mrs. Cornelia Vanderbllt Cecil (above) has asked court permission In Paris to sus John Francis Amherst Cecil, a former member ot the British diplomatic corns, for divorce. Ths couple, marrlnd (u 192, have two sons, aged US' It i Bonnie Parker, southwest gun moll, known as "Suicide Sal," was In playful mood when this picture was snapped. She was showing her companion, beltpved to be Clyde Barrow, much-wanted bandit, her technique in handling a gun. The picture was found in an outlaw hideout in Joplin, after the Barrow gang had shot their way out of a trap.

Puzzle: Where's the Junction? I Fox Picks Own Baby Stars Shut oul Ti'om a chance at selection as Wampaa baby stars this year because they held contracts, these five beau-(Ips were chosen by the Fox Minlio as its own young hope-itih. They are, top to bottom. Pat Claire Trevor, Alice Faye, Hosemary Ames, and Drue Leyton. Cabinet Aide Has Famous Names One newcomer In tho "little cabinet" brlnga two great names to Its roster, with the arrival of Thomas Jefferson Coolldgo of Boston to act as special assistant to Treasury Secretary Morgenthau. Cool-Idge, shown here as he began Ms duties, Is a direct descendant of Thomas Jefferson, but no rrhiilvB of rnlvln 'Vnlldge.

lSw. v' 'sti4asfeV' sssaf ife.ritiMTinnffiwi Father Otters Her to Science (f little Theodora Aloslo Is to die, as the doctors fear, it is the hope of her father that she shall not die In vain. He has offered his four-year-old daughter, shown here In a Jersey City, N. hospital, for scientific treatment in the hope that science may effect a cure of the rare blood disease -leukemia from which aba is slowly wasting away. Denies Actress' 'Caveman Story Danny Dowllng, screen dancer, above, threatened her with a gnn and tried to force her to marry blm, holding her prisoner in a Yuma, hotel, Marjorle Crawford, film actress, charged.

Los Angeles antboritles filed accusation of assault with a dead- ly weapon against Dowllng, who deolea coercion. Succeeds Moley As Hull's Aide A fornjer assistant Secretary of Treasury In "barge of fiscal offices, Thomas Hswes of Farmlngton, ts shown above after bis ppolntment to succeed Rsymond ii ley as special assistant tr retary of State I a S' I I- I Anti Blond Idea mi, V3 IS yB'b WlL' Kxperts who opined that the day of the platinum blond In th films wa past failed to reckon with Jean Carmen. Tortland, pride of the celluloid world. Jean poses hrre in pensive mood to naow wbr ne was picked as one of the 193 4 Wampa baby b'M of. 1934, Urging Boycott of Germany Ifoycotters Clinton JnnrMon, Is only a spei ou the map at its best, but even thst speck wan hard to find afler six feet of water rushed over the town when the Washita rlvr went on a rampage as shown Th rail station ker its equilibrium, but other buildings toppled before th torrent.

The flood took more than a down lives down Htream. TV Noted Entertainer Is Ent'ertaTned 1. 'v; A A-: sy Ty Wblls Congress ws considering rolutton to IntestlgaH NaJ propagsnda in ths United SUtes, Nrw York was the scans of ons of lbs greatest pro-Nail demonstrations In this country when more than ,000 Hitler sym path tiers erowded Rldsewood Grove stadium to urge 4 coanter boycott of boycotters of Oermao Koods. ller Jowph Hcu ler addresses the wblte-sblrtcd hv Tby' ben linked toether 1o Mm. Far Whb Vaileq'g inlt (of dl-vorc, but that didn't aeem to trouble Rudy Valle and pretty Alle rayt, Blm icirtM, wbeo this picture was taken In New York night elub MIm had Jum retornd frcm Hoiiyoo4.

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