The Nation’s Perfect Back
Freed "Prince”
Scene of Ohio Bus Tragedy
Plunging down an embankment at Mount Vernon,
Ohio, this passenger bus landed upside down, killing
three residents of Cleveland and injuring 29 other
occupants. The photo was made as volunteer work
ers extricated the dead and injured. Thirty-six per
sons were aboard vehicle at the time of the accident.
Our Flying Cameramen
Silenced by Death
Police believe that the reason Mrs.
Alice Diamond (above) was slain
was that she had found a clue to
the slayers of her husband, Jack
“Legs” Diamond, who went the way
of all racketeers. Mrs. Diamond
was found shot to death in her
Brooklyn, N. Y., home.
Hugh Broderick (left) and M. A. Baron, photographers for International
Illustrated News and this newspaper, and the plane used on their 1,650
mile dash from New York to Labrador to obtain pictures of the arrival
of the Italian air armada.
When Boardman Crashed in Bendix Race
Flere’ a close view of the wrecked plane after Russell
Boardman, one of the crack entries in the Bendix
transcontinental race, smashed up at Indianapolis,
Ind. Not only did the crash wreck his hopes in the
race, which was won by Roscoe Turner, but Board
man is now in a local hospital with severe injuries.
She Got Her Man
Looking Up at a Dropper
Adelaide Jenninps, bead of a detec
tive agency, who recently became
tile bride of Donald Woodward,
Rochester. N. Y., millionaire sports
man. Thir ia Woodward’s third
marital venture. Hi* second wife
obtained a Reno divorce only a few
days ago.
Her* is an unusual photo of a parachute jump. It was made at the
National Air Races in Los Angeles. The cameraman was diractiy
beneath the jumper when he secured the remarkable “•hoi *
Having completed a 90-day prison
term for perjury, "Prince Mike Ro.
manoff,” nee Harry Gerguson, i*
shown as he left the Federal House
of Detention, New York, on pro
bation. He will be obliged to re
port to Federal officials once f
month during that time.
For Dinner Hour
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The charming dinner hour frock
tcom here by Irene Hewey, M-G-M.
metres*, ihote* a clever combination,
white crepe bias skirt it topped by
mousseline blouse in pale green.
The square neck and double ruffles
mt the sleeves and waistline arm
quaint touches.
Meet the Champ!
Aaron Butaah, of Scranton, Pa^
wears hia crown with a cocky smile,
despite the fact that thrones are
toppling every day. Hs’a th* new
national marble champion, by vir
tue of hia victory in the tournament
held at Ocean City. N. J. Aggie
experts from all over the country
d meted
This is no “back number” as you can see for yourself, even if we didn’t
inform you that Miss Judith Allen, movie actress, if the owner of the
“perfect back.” That interesting fact was determined in a contest
sponsored by the California Health Show in Los Angeles. Dr. Lester
Donovan is here showing the fair Judith an X-ray photo of her pri
winning spine.
Razed by Cuban Hurricane
Crushed to earth by the severe tropical hurricane, flattened huts m
Pinar del Rio, Cuba, are shown after recent storm which left 12 deaths
anil many injuries in its wake. Hundreds of families were rendered
homeless by the big wind which struck without warning.
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