Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1933, Page 58

THE STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C—GRAVURE SECTION—JANUARY 1, 1933 Newton D. Baker dines with homeless boys. The former Sec- retary of War, now head of the National Relief Organization. sat down to the meal when he dropped in at the Newsboys' Home, a shelter for homeless and jobless boys in Just a good fellow cn New Year eve. And New York City. that first New Year is a big one! Associated Press Phot». Associated Press Photc King Gustav of “0ld Ironsides” in miniature. This model of Sweden presenting to \ the restored U. S. S. Constitution is being com- Dr. Irving Langmuir pleted for the Navy Department at the Washing- (right), American ton Navy Yard by Model Makers Robert Dickins chemist, the Nobel | (left) and John G. Powell. Underwood Prize for chemistry, be- | fore a distinguished gatherinz at Stockhol Assoiated Press P The sun-tan back rules in beach fashions. Miss Mary Austin Phipps. socially prominent young New Yorker, displayed this beach dress with bolero sash and willowy beach hat at a smart fashion show in New York. Associated Press Photo A submarine for peaceful pur- suits. Designed by Simon Lake, the 22-foot craft, called the Ex- plerer, is making a test dive off City Island. N.Y.. with William Beebe, submarine naturalist.aboard. A P.Phot Sisters play sister roles in of . . The famous Ponselles, Rosa (right) and Carmela, as they appeared in a re- cent performance of __—/\\ “La Gioconda™ at the & 1 . . . . % Metropolitan West is East. Who would recognize, without a little guessing, he dcck at Melt .. By wa f enter o a few Associatid Press Photo ), . On the dcck Melbourne. By way of entertaining a Helen Hayes and Ramon Novarro in their Oriental make-ups as vater front folk of the Australian city, th ircus-elephants per- B - . o . W by Ty TIRSe chicus e el 3 e lovers in a new screen play? Navarro sacrificed his hair for the m one of their litt before boarding a boat for Tasmania ! o sole Associated Press Phot o s