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Once a world-famous work of art—now a Jumble of wreckage. Throughout Europe a search is being
tonducted for the vandals who broke into the Cathedral of Valencia, Spain, stole all the Jewels on the
statue ••Purlsima," and then knocked the statue down, with the resultant destruction pictured here. At
tha right detectives are seen seeking clues to the thieves.
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Bun's rays for Claire Ray! One
thing can be said about the cam-
eraman—there's not a selfish thing
about him! When he was walking
through Miami Beach, Fla., the
other day and came upon this
beautiful sight, he thought all the
world should share his views. So
here comely Claire Ray, musical
comedy star, smiles sunnily upon
you as she takes her daily sunbath.
No, he isn't dressed up for a
costume party. This 8-year-old
boy is entitled to wear his fancy
suit with knee-breeches and pumps
all the year round, for he's the
Earl of Gainsborough — and the
youngest earl in England. His
great-great-grandfather wore just
such an outfit in 1840, when he
received the title.
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Art — Sino - Japanese Negotiations Held on Ship
Bang! If this gavel doesnt keep
order in the house of representatives,
nothing will. Eight feet long
and weighing 250 pounds, it is the
largest of more than 100 gavels
which Speaker John Gamer has
received as gifts. Here's pretty
Josephine Sterling, secretary, using
It for a chair.
When Mexicans tune in on their favorite radio station, they may
be listening to male choruses—like this one—broadcast from the nearest
insane asylum. For musical training has proved beneficial to the
mental condition of insane patients and they are taking part in concerts
which are heard regularly on the air.
Soviet soldiers are being concentrated along the Manchurian border
according to advices reaching Tokyo. Two army corps were in
the immediate vicinity of Vladivostok, the reports said. Here is a
typical company of Soviet infantrymen on the march.
Members of the IT. S. senate committee on banking and currency, investigating alleged manipulation
Lieut. Thomas H. Massle, U. S. N. (right), of Winchester. Ky.. is of the securities and commodity market, are shown here in session at Washington as they heard the
shown with his wife, Mrs. Thalia Massle, aboard the U. S. S. Alton at testimony of Senator Daniel O. Hastings of Delaware. Left to right, are: Senators Arthur Capper of
Pearl harbor. Honolulu. He is awaiting trial for the murder of Joseph Kansas. Hastings, James Couzens of Michigan, Peter Norbeck of South Dakota, Duncan Fletcher of
Kahahawai, one of flve men accused of having attacked Mrs. Massle. Florida, and Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa, standing. Norbeck is the committee chairman.
Floods of me^od snow and landslides have taken a score of lives, wiped out parts ot towns and
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The British flagship, H. M. S. Kent, aboard which world leaders have been conferring In an effort to
bring peace between Japan and China, is shown here at anchor in the Whangpoo river at
Note the native boats in foreground. A conference, arranged by British diplomats, aboard the Kent
ended In a virtual agreement by Japanese and Chinese to cease hostilities, although the battle continued
pending official approval of peace by the two governments.
Flaxen-haired Joan Marsh of the
movies doesi\'t have a sore throat,
as you might suspect. She's only
showing off a fashionable new ascot
tie of red and brown and white.
Her new spring chapeau is of
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In high pitched coolie dialect, the renegade dtdxens of Shanghai's
Chinese city shown on right is making confession that cost him his
life. A few minutes after he had admitted setting lire to dwellings
in the Chapel district to aid invading Japanese, he was executed, on
the spot by the Chinese soldier shown on left. Japanese notes were
found on the coolie. Picture shows confession scene with disdainful
natives looking on.
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China's famed Great Wall, built 2000 years ago to protect her from the northern barbarians, could
not withstand the onslaught of Japan's determined army advancing through Manchuria. Above are
shown Japanese troops, waving a battle flag and giving a shout of victory, as they surmounted a section
of the wall, the flrst time the ancient barrier has beensurmounted by an Invader. The wall, made of brick
and granite filled in with earth, starts on the eastern seacoast and winds eastward for 1500 miles, separating
China proper and Manchuria.
Mr*. Miriam A. (Ma) Ferguson,
above, who once canned fruit in
the Texas gubernatorial mansion,
again has tossed her bonnet into
the race for governorship of the
Lone Star state. She won the office
in 1934 to "vindicate" her hus-
**nnrinted pr—s Phot* , band, former Governor James E.
Waite Hoyt (right),, formerly of the New York Yankees, is shown (Pa) Ferguson, who had been oust-
caused thousr.nds of dollars of property damage in the northwest. Here you see wreckage of the home at Clearwater, Fla., with Manager Max Carey as he signed with the ed a decade before. She was critlof
George Jol nsor, a logger, at High Point, Wash., pfter warm rains sent tons of boulders, logs and earth Brooklyn Dodgers. Hoyt arrived at camp minus 33 pounds and looked cised for wholesale pardoning of
down the mountainside. The water la the foreground is from a flooded creek* more like the star of the Yankee and Red Sox day* ^
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A terrified mother and child . . . a dread aerial bomb about to
drop upon them . . . war planes winging overhead . . . but this sensational
pictorial plea for disarmament has been banned by the French
government. The poster, calling "for the disarmament of nations." la
shown here before officials ordered tta removal from a modem art
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