Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1933, Page 59

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Ci—GR URE SECTION—JANUARY 1, 1933. No time out for lunch. President-elect Frank- lin D. Roosevelt, con- ferring at the executive mansion in Albany with Owen D. Young, has lunch served at his desk, and the confer- ence gces on. ‘Wide World Photos. Douglas Fairbanks. jr., finds a “double” for his new Scotch collie. And the pup seems pldased with what he sees. Cornelia Otis Skinner as the Empress Eugenie, in the dramatic sequence of character impressions of the famous empress in which she appears at the National this week. Turning the tables on a well known traveler. This beauty of the Island of Bali is filming Burton Holmes with the lecturer’s own Snow-clad peaks everywhere. But look closely and you will see skiiers in shirtsleeves among this An actor wins recognition as an etcher movie camera. Burton Holmes from Wide World The Boatyard, Venice” is one o etchings by Lionel Barrymore now being exhibited by the Society Stchers at the National Arts Club, New York ¢ A ated Press Photo. group near Davos, Switzerland. Not as cold as it looks. Associated Press Photo. Pietro Mascagni (center), Italy’s famous composer of “La Cavalleria Rusticana,” appears in the uniform of an academician to conduct a concert of his own com- positions in Rome on his 70th birthday. Wide World Photos. A flood which brought Yuletide suffering to South Jackson, Miss. The National Guard was called out for rescue work. A.F.Photo. A fighting Georgia Tech team bows to the California Bears at Berkeley. Hart of Tech is pounding through the line here in the first quarter. The score was 27 to 6. © Associated Press Photo. THOMPSONS HEALTH BABY Ne. 657- ¥ KUNKEL ter Mr. and Mrs. lel H. 370 e 5t T THOMPSON'S DAIRY DEcarun 1400 Electrolysis and Scalp Treatments %, THA ROGKEREEK = _GINGER ALE 2,240 Pounds to the Ton Blue Va. Hard Stove $11.50 Special Furnace size $10.50 Nut, §11.00 Pea. $8.95 Ess. G P W e B