The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1931, Page 9

RCS Ge MT ART Associcted Press Photo Charles Chaplin, screen comedian, was the guest of honor at # luncheon given by Lady Astor at her. London residence recently. There Chaplin met Geo: Bernard Shaw and Amy Johnson, the aviatrix. Left to right: Miss Johnson, Chaplin, Lady Astor and Shaw, FIGURES IN SLAYING OF BROADWAY PLAY GIRL i : Associated Press Photo Among those called ‘by New York. police to tell what they knew of the life and death of Vivian Gordon (right), slain vice Inquiry witness and characte the underworld, were: John Bischoff (left), her former husband; John Radeloff (above, center), her attorney, named In her diary as the only man she feared; Cassie Clayton (below, center), friend of the dead woman, and Willlam Haake (left) and Andrew McLaughlin (shown lower féft), who arrested and helped convict her eight years ago on a vice charge, claimed by the slain woman to have been-“framed.” iJ TEXAS RANGERS IN DRIVE ON VICE ‘exas ngere, In: clr drive to rid the boom town of Kligore of vice and crime, Pr linsty ye! : predihn poy plate transportation because of roads made loneenasle phan rains, Capt. Tom Hickman (left) directs. rations from headquarters established in the Baptist.chu! ger Heard Is at the right and Bob Goss, mpl prjpral taken by the “dragnet” In two days. Kligere, center. East Texas oll field, has jumped from a popu- lation: ef 800 to 15,000 since the recent discovery of ell i | Associated Press Photo Mrs. Clara E. Ellis, wealthy widow, was beaten to bd Nar of death with a hammer by a midnight Intruder in her Hav year-old Sunday school teacher, was ar mansion. Rut Noble, 1 Mass., tested and confessed, police sald, to the attack. Eyes Basis Of Suit Associated Press Photo George Longley who has brown eyes sought to disprove In a Chicago court the theory that blue-eyed cannot have brown-eyed . His eyes are the big issue In his sult for $500,000 of an estate. Aids Husband ba’, Associated Press Photo Lady Cynthia Mosley Is going to be her husband’s “right hand man” in the bullding of the new British poll party which Sir Oswald has launched. ‘Associated Press Photo Draves, 18-year-old Gary, Ind., girl who died following @ liquor party last Nov. | Ing exhumed at Reynolds, Ind., upon a demand by the defense counsel of Virgil Kirkland, Gary youth on trial for murder at Valparaiso, ind. The second autopsy was sought by thi defense to try te disprove charges that attacks by Kirkland and four other young men caused the gil ‘Press Photo Oliver Wendell Holmes, senior member of the United States su- preme court, who observes his nine- tleth birthday March 8. ion markeman, is standing. More than 500 pereohe were’ HOUSE BRINGS TURBULENT SESSION TO ‘A’ CLOSE . Associated Press Photo enty-first congress passed Into history. With tumult and contention prevailing to the end ti anner by singing the national anthem. PEACE:COMES TO INDIA’ AS NATIVES MAY MAKE SALT, it agreement that Indians have the right.to make salt, and accord on points that hitherto have ed.the fruits of the London round-table conferende came out of the New Delhi conference between atma Gandhi (left),'Indian nationalist leader, end Viceroy Lord Irwin (below, center), Madeline de (lower right), British’ born convert of the Mahatma, sccompanied him to the meeting which is be Neved ind have brought an end to the disobedience campaign. Natives are shown above making salt from ese water. ‘ : : “ 4 : ‘Associated Press Pho! Civilians are shown here as they aided loyal troops in quelling an uprising of rebels at Callao, Peru. The revolt which spread over Peru resulted in the resignation of Sanchez Cerro as president in favor of a dunta headed by Ricardo Leoncio Ellas. SMITH AND RASKOB AT CONFERENCE Raskob, chairman of the democratic national committee, and Alfr ith, democratic presidential candidate in 1928, photo- iphed in Washington where party committeemen and leaders issemblied for a conference on future policies and finances. McGRAW GIVES GIANTS ONCE OVER