Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1933, Page 56

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—JANUARY 1. 1933. l)ramallo . When Amelia Earhart Putnam landed in Ireland to complete the first solo . . - flight by a woman across the Atlantic. She found shelter at the humble farm < 3 Moments home of Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin and their son. Associated Press Photo of 1932 When the bonus marchers resisted eviction and battled police at their billets on lower Pennsylvania avenue. © Associated Press Photo. When Franklin D. \ Roosevelt received the \ news of his election as \ President at Demo- \ cratic headquarters in New York on election night. Mrs. Roosevelt and their son James | When Japanese forces invaded Shanghai, China, and battled the resisting army of Chinese. are with him. / i i in their seige of the Chapei sector. Wide World Photos. / Japanese soldiers fighting from breastworks in their seig P! e i The “most alluring” co-ed at the By growing cabbages under glass University of Kansas. Miss Crosby “bells” at the Salvation Army farm in Seymour won in a walk-away when Egsex, England, the plants mature six the men voted on it. weeks earlier. © Associated Press Photo. Associated Press Photo. Testing her reach. Jean Harlow, alluring lady of the films, is the Police dogs will track down Manchurian bandits. The Jap- anese are training the dogs for | graceful racket wielder that work and here is a bit of the in this bit of sunshine training process. The trainer from California. wears a heavily padded coat while he teaches the dog to at- tack and disarm him. ‘Wide World Photos. Back in port with decorations by Jack Frost. The fishing schooner Rita B carried a few tons f ice as well as fish when she docked at Boston after a frigid trip to the Cape Cod banks. © Wide World Photos.