The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1930, Page 9

Associated Press Photo Dame Nellie Mei 64, famous operatic soprano, wai ously it upon her arrival in Fremantle, West Australia, RUTH HANNA COMES UP SMILING ° £ + IR 2B" Asgociated Press Photo Although the things she Heard at election juarters were not favorable, Ruth Hanna McCormick, defeated for the Illinois eenatorship, could smile through. Here she Is with aesistant in_hi jarters, 7 THERE Associated Press Photo Melba Ostby, a junior in Midland college, Fremont, Neb., Is earning most of the expenses of her college education by singing. Associated Press Photo For refusing to pay a $2.80 plumb- Ing inspection fee, Theodore J. Sher- wood, Los Angeles civil war vet- mn, served two days in jail. COMFORTABLE CABINS OF DO-X re Associated Press Photo lere are two Interior views of th: int German flying boat DO-X, ‘Awhich Is poleed for a flight across the A intic to lArsorice. Above Is ‘the main lounge and below Is the itlemen’s. smoking room. Passen- in comtor 1a 80 feet long and has been fitted to house 720 passengers By an overwhelming majority Gov. Franklin D.Roosevelt, democrat ected governor of New York for a second term. of the victory. nor; Governor Roosevelt and Mrs. Lehman. Standing are Mr, and atong with him, wi shown at a New Herbert H. Lehma: Mrs. James Roos: iving net id daughter-in-law of the governor. Associated Prese Photo Martha C. Bevins plans to take off from New York soon on an at- tempt to set a new series of ft tere nental fecords for women ‘Assoolated Press Phote minick Raselli, New Yor ir, wag shot to death by fe y, wounded in New WANTS Mais reg si ‘Ansociated Preas Photo ly Inverclyde, known as “June the actress,” asked a London divorce court for the annulment of her marriage to Li i The petition states that th ,. See eis ord Inverclyde fought the action on the round that the fo Jurisdiction as parties Involved were domiciled in Scotland. pee Tom Mix Ill Japanese Prince Associated Press Photo Tom Mix, film cowboy, was under hospital treatment in Los: Ang: because of recurrence of sp trouble received In fall from hors eeve: Assoctated Press Photo Prince lyesato Tokugawa, prest- Hens of the house of peers of the Associated Press Photo it, pareying his entire state tick governor and his party are to right: Mrs. Roosevelt, CHILDHOOD DREAM—CANDY Associated Press Phote Evelyn Conway, 22, arrested at Glendale, Calif., admitted, police said, that she was the woman want. ed by Chicago police under susp! cion of kidnaping -ocki wealthy coal de: She admitted robbing Brockman, but maping, HOUSE “7' Associated Press Phote ‘ This Is the dream of childhood—a house made of candy. It’s the world’ jest building, the opens, Merchandise Mart, cone In sugar rd Cright) afd Loule Herweyp It i Associated Press Photo Gen. Tasker H. Bliss, chief of staff of the army during the world ‘war and a member of the Wilson pe pe commenters Is esttinally. Win LI ; ‘Associated Prese Photo Prof. R. Goldschmidt of Norway: the possible wit 30 Nobel prize in} Associated Press Photo Sky, one of the dogs from the Byrd expedition, proved his worth tn _alding firefighters battling southern California mountain brush fires. He carried water through the burning areas to the men. He Is shown with tank strapped to h master; Jim Bordwell and R back. Left to right: J. ale, firefighters. Associated Prese Phote Election of George White, Marietta, Ohio’e new democratic governor, brings to the state executive mansion Probably the youngest “firs ly” ever to occupy that position In the state. She ts Mary 24-year-old daughter of new governor. Left to right: 8 George White and Charlotte White, a sister, 5! and he rs, George, jr» Upset Allen r] é Associated Prese Photo One of the major upsets of the Nation's balloting was the election lof George McGill, ee ansoclated Preee Photo 7 in prominent sportsman and politician, brought a $500,000 passer resaas ch of contract action in New 4 York City against Gene Tunney, re- tired heavyweight champion. IRL AFTER Amociated Press Phete Al New York soclety girt, Is shown at her hotel in Cleveland, Ohio, awaiting favorable weather conditions for a flight to {New York in which she hopes to break the alr record between the two Cities. ' ,.LEAD WAR ON UNEMPLOYMENT ated Press P 2 Col. Arthur Woods, director of Prealdent Hoover's emergency un- employment committee, and Dr, Lillian M. Gilbreth of New Jersey, head of the women’s division, photographed in Washington as they son adered plans to atta 2 assigned to them, Bi