The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 84, Ed. 2 Monday, October 16, 1933 Page: 2 of 8
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NEWS OF THE DAY IN PICTURES
Headed for Siamese Wedding
wn^TfL°n?‘i.Wth fh"rpinera' the famous Siamese twins Violet (left)
SITE'S*'?*- of TexaSl are pctured a» they arrived at New York
In.*ne?*?ments. abroad. Violet recently announced her
*n*m*ement’ while Daisy who has been betrothed over a year con-
templates taking marital vows in the near future.
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Another baby star has risen in the person of tiny Susan Marie
Sanuck daughter of Darryl Zanuck. famous film producer. Here
ihe is with her mother who was the Wampas baby star beauty
Virginia Fox. Their photo was taken just before they Hit the
tieepR&l where Baby Susan Marie was born.
Chameleon? No Just Paulette *
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Aa>- little gir! would be dirry with Joy to be a beautiful blonde.
And she'd be tickled delirious to think that she could be a
beautiful blonde and a beautiful brunette too.'Hooey? Not a
•word of it. Paulette Goddard of the movies did it with a little
touch of this and a little touch of that. You'd never know
'Paulette at the left was Paulette at the right unless you knew
Paulette. And she may get the redhead complex any minute
and then you'd have to give up
Pulchritude and Pumpkins
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nr«» sir they’re tome pumpkins and the camera doesn’t lie—well not
often. The beauties and the pumpkins were grown in Petaluma Cal.
which residents claim is the country’s greatest production center <x
potential pumpkin pies and Hallowe’en jack-o’-lanterns. Would you lilo
one? Not W e mean a pumpkin.
Reunited by Jury’* Acquittal
Mrs. Cecelia McCormick freed of murder charge thought only of her
infant son whom she had scarcely seen since his birth. She was held for
smuggling a gun to her husband in a Brooklyn. N. Y„ jail. The head*
keeper was killed in the futile escape attempt which ended also in
McCormick's suicide.
The Prince and the Princess
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An unusually fine picture of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and
Princess Elizabeth the Duke of York’s daughter who is third in line of
succession to the British crown. They were snapped in this pose whilal
returning to Balmoral Castle in the liifWasds after church services
Sample First Aerial " Sleeper”
A new era in aerial travel dawns with the first sleeping plane which
iTu?*\mtOjO^ir*tl0I»brtween New York «nd-Atlanta. Betty Crostwaite
Llwitj and iioaey Johnson are shown trying out the modern sleeper.
Bullets and Gas Bombs in Fatal Steel Strike Riot
There were much safer places than behind the camera that took these
pictures of the battle between striking steel workers and mill deputies
at Ambridge Pa. in which one man was shot to death and 15 wounded
bp buckshot and dubs. Top left* shows the battle in front of Spang*
Chalfant mill at its height ballets and tear gas being freely need by
deputies to disperse pickets; below the retreat of the strikers and at
right an arrested picketeer apparently trying to avoid a cracked
skull.
CHECKS AND PLAIDS IMPORTANT IN FALL WINTER SPORTS CLOTHES
'jChecks and
plaids bright col-
ors and a strict
o b s e r v ance in
carrying out the
ensemble even to
the jewelry are
highlights of the
smartest in fall
and winter sports
costumes. You
can see the points
for yourself in
observing these
two costumes—
left Araby red
jersey frock with
heavy red silk
cord and tassels
at belt and neck;
red and beige
checked coat
comp lementing
the frock; red
felt hat with
perky feather.
Right garnet red
suede jacket lined
with the red and
beige plaid of the
dtess; match i n g
plaid hat and
carved wood
brace let. The
dropped shoulder
line and slightly
fuller sleeves are
being used to
smarten the
sports type of
garment as welP
as those consid-
ered in the more
dressy class.
«
la Kidnap Mystery
mmmmm—■ ..
Harold V. Westpbal Philadelphia
Navy Yard airplane pilot who was
released by kidnapers near Chicago
after mysterious disappearance
from his home. Navy officials re-
wired a wire from Westphal telling
e< his kidnaping and release.
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Superstitions Go Sky-high with Air Aces
Yon know all these fliers don’t
you? If not you can identify them
by their pet jinxes: Marshal Italo
Balbo Italy’s top-ranking airman
always lights a cigarat and extin-
guishes it before taking off then he
relights it when ha gets back to
osurth again. Amalia Earlwrt fora*
Eg
most sviatrix of the U. S. wears a
lucky bracelet made from the toe
of an elephant. Casey Jones vet-
eran flier always carries his wife’s
glove aloft and his license number
is—13. Frank Hawk* the speed
king pocket* a rabbit'* foot on bis
flights and the license number of
hi* thirteenth plane was —1313.
Jimmy Mattern globe girdler took
with him a $20 gold piece minted
in 1904 year of his birth on his
| first world flight.
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