The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1935, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, RARE AND UNPOSED | CAMERA STUDIES: The President at Work Tech, Teh— BEFORE AND DURING STATE CEREMONY Scberly Intent (Above) on Daily Duties, He Turns (Below) to Flash His More Familiar Smile Upon Distinguished Callers Now he smiles as they enter. Senhor Aranha presents Brazil’s Finance Minister’ The Ambassador takes pen in hand, (All Photographs by Thomas D. McAvoy; from NEA Service, Inc.; Copyright by Time, the Weekly News Magazine) charming, gracious gentleman whose smile—fla upon visiting foreign dign: and pr. growers—has been perpetuated in countle: Sis. then: there is the Mr. President known to few besid e House attaches: the sober-countenanced, quick-thinking Chief Executive intent upon the latter, that you see in these remarkable, unposed photos, taken in Agreement was signed . . . Awaiting his visitors, the President went on with his work, perusing letters and orders, while loyal Gus Gennerich and Secretary Marvin McIntyre hovered in the background. Ignored was the presence of a photographer, Thomas D. McAvoy, who, employ- ing a tiny camera with film specially sensitized in an ammonia bat aily problems—and upon yours, and yours!—as they come one by his desk ... It is “both” these Presidents, but more particularly White House office on the afternoon that the Brazilian Trade th, PRIZE PIE MEANS COLLEGE START ‘Thanke to a cherry ple she baked which won her first arent high school girls at Chicago, inez Todnem of ean start frig, next year. She defeated ten other sizte rep- ‘and won §100 prize money. (Associated Press Photo) ‘of the pa WHEN HOLLYWOOD BABY HAS PARTY—IT’S SPLURGE WZ % splendor and gatety as did the children of the more noteworthy film lumi- n_ of the famous director and the former Arline Judge. Representative try and fun on the Ruggles lawn in Los Angeles are the pictures of the three little guests shown here. All recall great names an the screen and-behind the scenes. Left.to right, they-are Irving Thalberg, Jr., son of the famous director and Norma Shearer, usap App Gilbert daughter of Johm Gilbert and Virginia Bruce, and Carol Ano Beery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beers. ywood'’s grownups rarely turned out in such ‘fc naries, at the birthday party of 2-year-old Wesley. Ruggles, snapped away to get these intimate pict valuable because they show the The charms of Lillian Bond, beautiful ata; [rtdd scarhhy Al werae what the wild yey ga ogy Beach, sre repo: 0 sila nabs dba gg yl the attraction which drew Sidney lorida resort, where they f1 bave bees togetber secent maith is a Wealthy New Yorke,