The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1932, Page 5

WL “Ulant wre You aris Downe- ON MOTHER'S —DI—~? “~pw/ Noncertes ARE GWiNe—— a ON FAMILY So RANNING & PICNIC FOR MEL ~ MO. & CURPRC Ee Heya. DOR ane —~lL 1 dave. 16-po ane A CAKE ano bh Te INVITING — AND PLANNED wit SHOWERS AHO’ MAKE THE COM & DINNER — ALL f AAVE TODO 1S COOK Te Associated Press Photo This excellent closeup of Lieut. Thomas H. Massie shows him as he appeared on the stand in Honolulu’s “honor slaying” trial and admit- ed he held the gun whose bullet killed Joseph Kahahawal. FINNISH TRACK ACE ‘AND FIANCEE 4 4 . Royal Schoolgirl * Associated Pri Shigeko Teru-No-Miya, daughter of the emperor and em- eons eta roland she arrived landing a trout And at the left he exhibits his day’s catch, schooling at the . ichool In Tokyo. WHERE GANG LEADER WILL SERVE PRISON TERM ei ~assoctated Press Photo The engagement of Syvi Laaksonen, daughter of an Abo, Finland, manufacturer, and Paavd Nurmi, famous Finnish distance runner, was announced recently, i THIS IS INCORPORATED BEAUTY! This air view of the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga., shows the cell houses in which “Scarface Al” Capone has lost his notorious identity to become a numbered convict as he serves his 11-year sentence for income tax law viclations. BRITISH PREMIER OFF ON FLIGHT Associated Fress Photo So confident of her success In the talkies was Velma Gresham of Memphis that she Incorporated herself to launch her Hollywood career. She is blue-eyed and titian-haired. A Queen at Six Missouri Beauty 1] | Associated Press Photo Lord Rutherford, founder of the modern atomic theory, announced in London that two young bridge physicists working under his , direction had split an atom, one of the greatest goals of scientifi search, He sald the experiments ‘were of great Importance in extend: Ing knowledge of the aton. Assdciated Press Photo Chosen as the most beautiful girl at the University of Miseourt, : Associated Press Phote Sue Estelle Kermott of Kansas Jean Bestor of St. Ji City has first place In the beauty is just six, but will section of the “Savitar,” student over the children’s year book, Associated Press Photo Premier Ramsay MacDonald (left) of England is shown in his flying outfit, with parachute strapped to his back, as he went to board _ & plane at Croydon, England, for Paris, enroute to the disarmament conference at Geneva. . ‘ = aut ~ were rnnninc.n RIP — AKO AT FOR (ie me THe FAY IMISED YO Lat ML DO AdL “Ties DRIVING. FROM MY ACCUGTOMED. SEAT 1 — wthour -RamonerRance. / me Bate a! wea om a eaReect “pay /” = . FISHERMAN CALVIN COOLIDGE HAS A GOOD DAY Associated Press Photo Calvin Coolidge had good luck on his second fishing out of the year when he visited the private stream of his friend, former Senator George P. McLean at Simsbury, Conn. The former President is shown UW) Y Associated Press Photo His “last ride” actually under way, Alphonse Capone was by turns chatty and soberly contemplative as the train carrying him to the At- lanta penitentiary rolled south from Chicago. He was snapped in these contrasting moods as he sat In his compartment with United States Marshal H, C. W. Laubenheimer, OCEAN FLIER ON TEST HOP. Associated Press Photo Lou Reichers of Arlington, N. J., who will attempt a two-stop flight to Paris in May, tested his plane in a flight from Montreal to Havana. The flight is approximately the distance he will fly over water between Newfoundland and Ireland, the two refueling stops he plans to make on his flight from Newark, N. J., to Paris. Joins Insurgents BOXING CZAR ADOPTS SECRETARY Associated Pre Nancy Carroll, screen red-head, Joined the ranks of filmdom’s unem- ployed. She has been off the pay- roll several weeks because of a die- agreement with studio executives. The nature of her difference was not disclosed, Farmer-Labor Choice ? aciated Press Photo , New York state boxing commissioner, acquired a daughter half hi y the adoption of his secretary, Margaret V. Farrell. She was also designated his heir. Muldoon never married. Mise Farrell has been his secretary for 12 years. HOOVER ADDRESSES GOVERNORS William Muldoon, oes Associated Press Photo President Hoover made a hurried trip to Richmond to address executives from more than a score of states attending the annual gov- ernors’ conference. The picture shows the President (left) as he arrived In the Virginia capital and was greeted by Gov. John G. Pollard, Vir ginia, Gov. Norman S. Case, Rhode Island, and Gov. James Rolph, jr. California, (left to right). Assoctated Prese Photo