The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1931, Page 9

| | Hix! Assoctated Press Photo Or. Carl Plerre Andre, Fair. mont, W. Va., dentist, went on trial In Reno, Nev. charged with the murder of Mrs. Martha Hutchinson, youthful West Vir. ginla widow. The state charges the young woman was pushed out of Or. Andre’s automobile following a quarrel. The defend: ant maintains she fell from ti the car... G. O. P. Wet Leader Opposes Farm Board F Associated Press Photo ee: Rep. Carl Vineon, Georgia demo. a) Associated Prese Photo rat, has drafted a which would House republican wets elected abolish the federal farm board.and Rep. James M. Beck of Pennayl. turn its affairs over to the agricul. vania to lead them in their anti ture department for liquidation, prohibition movement, ~ FESS ASKS G. 0. P. TO BACK HOOVER é © Associated Press Pioto Chairman Simeon D. Fess addressing members of the republican national committee in Washington. Discussing plans for the 1932 con- vention rally, Mr. Fess generated enthusiasm for the renomination of President Hoover in Chicago next June, MEXICAN TRIBUTE TO MORROW Assuciaicd Vreas Photo Jose Fernandez Urbina, noted Mexican sculptor, putting the fin! Ing touches on a bust of the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow, who was a former ambassador to Mexico. The bust, which was executed from memory, will be presented to the Mexican senate which In turn will Present it to the senate of the United States. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1931 G. O. P. COMMITTEE DISCUSS Members of the executive committee of the re Washington to consider plans for the 1932 conventl executive chairman of the national committee; T. Hert of Kentucky, vic chairman, ‘Ridin’ Wildcat’ Associated Press Photo University of Arizona at Tucson, fong known for its men’s polo squads, now has a wom the “Ridin’ Wildcats.” Hortense Lindenfeld is captain of the squad, : t Ardent Golfer Golf Is John D. Rockefeller’s pas- time and he plays a round almost daily at his winter home in Ormond Beach, Fla. Here he Is starting off with @ good drive, HAM’S HAMS SERVE AS. ALBUM = Associated Press Photo Lloyd Hamilton, sereen comedian, he of the “Salome hi good use of the plaster casts housing his te; an auto accident, and the first day out of t! on a polished floor and his other leg was broker his left teg rutch slipped Now ail his visitors In the hospital contribute their autographs to his “album.” ae ie ee ES CONVENTION PLANS Associated Press Photo publican national committee shown as they met in tlon. Left to right: Robert H. Lucas of Kentucky, ‘Simeon D. Fess of Ohio, committee chairman; Mrs. Alvin and J. R. Nutt of Ohio, committee treasurer. Has Eye On Opera Associated Press Photo Roberta Robinson is the newest Park avenue debutante to go on the stage. She is a feature singer in a Broadway revue, and has ambitions of singing in opera. Associated Press Photo Pola Negril, Polish film actress, who collapsed on a Santa Monica motion picture lot in the course of her attempted screen comeback, was reported critically ill by her physician. INVENTS ‘A READING MACHINE Associated Press Photo After working 12 years on the device, Rear Adm. Bradley A. Fiske, retired, of New York has perfected a reading machine which he believes will rduce the cost of books. He is shown here with the machine read- ing a “book” of about 100,000 words printed on paper two and five- eighths Inches wide and 23 inches long. Nearly 25,000 words appear on each side of the paper, the type having been reduced in proportion by Photo engraving. The glasses magnify the letters. HERE’S ANOTHER CONTRACT BRIDGE BATTLE Associated Press Photo Maybe the current Lenz-Culbertson contract bridge battle had something to do with it, at any rate this group of Indian artists, in New York for an exposition of Indian tribal arts, are shown playing a rubber during a recess. Indians from New Mexico and the Navajo country are taking part In the exposl- tion of paintings, pottery, weaving and other arts. : WEALTHY GIRL IS RUNAWAY BRIDE Mrs. Beatrice Barclay Pick- . daughter of a Montclair, . Millionaire, was found by her husband at the home of a friend, The girl, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Barclay, fled from her parents’ home after her father had caused her separation from Bevis T. Pickere!, 29, truck driver, with whom she eloped fast August. COLD AND SNOW FAIL TO CHECK FAR EAST WAR Winter has overtaken the warving forces of Japan\and China, but the fighting In Manchuria continues, as is shown in this unusual picture of Japanese infantry machine gunners in action at Jaoyang-kiang, south. west of Mukden, Associated Prese Phote Defends ‘Bear Raids’ tuted Vress Photo Faced with the prospect of a con- Gressional investigation of short selling of stocks, Richard Whitney, president of the New York Stock Exchange, defended bear operations as an economic necestity in a free and open market. Ass WISCONSIN FARMERS PROTEST OLEO —— - atk Associated Press Phote Above are shown the banner-carriers of a group of 1,000 Wisconsin iry farmers who stormed the state capitol at Madison in an antl. rgarine demonstration, While they were there the state senate passing a ‘aw placing a tax of six cents a pound on oleo sales, ROBBERS DID THIS JOB THOROUGHLY, ‘Associated Press Photo Above is shown the bank vault at Roachdale, Ind., which was looted jot $4,500 by a gang of 10 robbers who kidnaped the railway station lagent, held a lone telephone operator at bay, and cut off all lights and ‘communication for the town of 990 inhabitants before blasting the vault. y 2