Where Instructor and Pupil Died
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These scattered fragments are all that remained of
the plane in which Pan Probst, veteran pilot of the
A. E. F., and his pupil, William Fitze, 27, hurtled to
death near the Newark, N. J., airport while making
an instruction flight. It is believed that Fitze “froze"
to the controls and sent the ship into her death dive.
Both victims are from Newark, where a horrified
baseball crowd saw the tragedy.
A Royal Apple-bobber
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Of the six Theriault children who
lived near Bangor, Me., only these
three were spared by flumes that
swept their home recently. They
are Lazzine, Jr., ltaymon and Emily,
and are shown afethey endeavored
to consol each other. Their father,
imprisoned for a minov offense,
claims he could have saved his little
ones had he been at home.
Following in the footsteps of his royal uncle, the Prince of Wales, but
not emulating the latter’s method of dismounting, young Viscount
Lascelles, son of Princess Mary of England, is a keen horseman. Here
he is shown with his head in a water pail bobbing for the apple after
racing on horseback to the finish line during a recent gymkhana at
Harewood, England.
Scene ot Fatal Train-Auto Collision
injU5*d- W8S th* tol’ taken The driver of the car was killed and twenty-five pas
*en east-bound tram crashed into an sengers on the train were injured. Above is the
automobile at a grade crossing near Milwaukee, Wia. wreckage that marked the spot.
Returning to Her Orbit
"Where’s the Fire?”
Returning from a vacation abroad with her husband, Jules Brulatour,
film magnate, Miss Hope Hampton, famous stage star, is shown as she
arrived at New York on the S. S. Leviathan. She is holding her 17-ounce
Poveranian, ‘Tonzey," Eaid to be the smallest of his breed in the world.
Even the toughest gangster couldnl
resist arrest by this “cop,” recently
designated by Chief of Police T. O.
Sturdivant as the youngest police
officer in Atlanta. Ga. lie is Bernard
Blackwell and as this photo was
made Officer Blackwell was inakinj
out a ticket for an infraction o
traffic rules.
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Weighing Gl£ ton? and measuring 25 feet in diameter, this giant chande
,ier, 'aiii to be the largest in the world, is being made ready for installa
:ion in the International Music Hall of Rockefeller City. An idea of the
of the big lamp may be gauged by comparison with that of the u*>n
working on it.
Royalty at a Christening
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An interesting photo, showing former King Altonso ot bpain noiuing cub
baby of Princess Ileana of Rumania, for which the ex-rulcr acted as god
father. With Alfonso is Queen Marie of Rumania, mother of Prince3fl
Ileana. Photo was made on the occasion of the baby’s christening at
Vienna, Austria. Princess Ileana is the wife of Arch Duke Anton of
llapsburg. A fine close-up of the baby, who was namcci Stefan von Hap3*
burg, is shown in inset.
Wet Cars on Dry Block
This lineup of cars and trucks, pictured in front of the Federal Building
in Washington, D. C., is only part of the number seized by prohibition
officers during the year. Many were auctioned off and there were some
good bargains. Bidding was brisk, for a few of the autos once belonged
to prominent hortleggers and were fitted to the king’s taste.
Having taken a dose of deadly poi
son, Cuthbert Rieveley of Modesto,
Cal. (above), set about recording
his experiences as he lay dying. But
thanks to the development of a
new antidote by Dr. J. C. Greiger of
San Francisco, for the poison he
had taken, Rieveley was enabled to
write a happy ending. He said he
c jast seemed to float back to life.'*
indicted eagle
Conrad H. Mann, well-known Kan
sas City business man and a mem
ber of President Hoover’s unemploy
ment committee, who is one of the
six prominent men indicted oy the
Federal Grand Jury at New York
in connection with the operation
of lotteries in his fraternal order,
the Eagles. Senator James J. Davis,
Pennsylvania, was also indicted
Lowgirl at Sea
Cashing in on her victory as the
“Sweetheart of the California
Rodeo,” pretty Emeryl McHale is
taking a long sea voyage aboard the
liner Santa Anna, where she is
shown. She won the trip in contest
at the annual Salinas round-up ion
personality and horsemanship.
Appropriate Role
Attired as befits royalty, Ethel Bar*
rymore, famous member of the
stage and screen “royal family,” is
shown as she appeared on the set
during the making of the new film
•Rasputin,” in which she enacts the
role of the Czarina. Her brothers,
Lionel and John also play leading
parte.
