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Fred Perry (right), world's No. 1 ranking tennis star, retained hie
American singles championship at Forest Hills, N. Y., although given
an unexpectedly stiff fight In the final round by Wilmer Allison (left)
of Texas. Allison, who didn't make the 1934 United States Davis cup
team, carried the Briton to a five-set struggle decided by scores of
6-4, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1, 8-6. (Associated, Press Photo)
MOVIE ACTRESS CHRISTENS YACHT
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This Associated Press picture provides a remarkable air view of the liner Morro Castle as It was beached at Asbury Park, N. J., still
burning hours after It caught fire at sea In one of the worst maritime disasters on record. The big ship was towed to shore by a coastguard
cutter. More than 130 persons lost their lives In the tragedy.
With one swift blow of a bottle of champagne, Elizabeth Farley 11
daughter of Postmaster General and Mrs. James A. Farley, christened
the "Aylwin," newest and fastest of the navy's destroyers, at Phlladel.
vaia. sne is snown aoove as sne oroxe the bottle over the bow of the
t ip ana oeiow mo Destroyer is pictured sliding into the Delaware
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A midget auto race at Culver City, Cat., took on the appearance of
a bucking-horse contest when a mount driven by Everett Balmer took
a turn high on the track and bacan Jumping into the air. Powe Distarca
is seen driving the other car. (Associated Press Photo
The schooner-yacht Mavourneen, built to order at Vancouver, B. C,
for John Farrow, Hollywood motion picture director, was christened
by Maureen O'Sulllvan, film actress. It was rumcred It would be a
honeymoon vessel for the pair shown In Inset. Farrow was expected to
sail it from Vancouver to San Francisco. (Associated Press Photos)
When Archduke Otto, claimant
to the Austrian throne, started hit -latest
trip to Italy, there were re
ports that he would press his suit
for the hand of 19-year old Prin
cess Maria (a b o v e), youngest
daughter of King Victor Emanuel.
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OCE&N ROLLERS CONTINUE DAMAGE
TELL STARTLING STORY AT SENATE ARMS PROBE
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ARIZONA FARMERS CRUSADE FOR ALIEN OUSTER
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Huge ground swells, believed originating miles out to aea, struck
Newport Beach, Cal., damaging beach property. A wave of water la
shown washing under and around a tottering realdence. f AmmclatiH
Press Photo
PLANS FLIGHT TO SOUTH AMERICA
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,ier. ,n a movement In the Salt river ers In the' ,,T,t,on and their
9 dtmnnriration as cart of their campaign. Some of the leaaers '"',, Bi.,i
-., Included (left to right) C. 8. Anderson, Fred Kru.e na v. v. ion..
Pussell K. Thaw, son of Harry K. Thaw, and pilot for Mrs. E. A.
Guggenheim, with the airplane he will pilot to Bu-no Aires with Mrs.
Guggenheim as a paitcngtr. It carries enough fuel for 192 miles,
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Blonde, 17-year-old Coletta Mul
vlhlll Creen arriving at San Fran
cisco airport where ehe eald future
plans had to wait until she made
arrangements to see some wrestling
matches. Mrs. Creen, after her
questions concerning the mat situa
tion, said ahe would meet her mo
ther later In Honolulu to discuss
her elopement with Tom Creen,
Pittsburgh, Pa., truck driver, and
possible annulment proceedings.
Her mother, Mrs. Thomas Mulvl.
hill, lives In Manila while her father
resides In Pittsburgh. (Associated
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Kidnaped, Freed
Mr. and Mr. R. C. Stratton
(above) of Qlendale, Cal, were
forced, at the point of a revolver,
to drive a lone bandit to Oakland,
Cal. The bandit ..leased them al
the end of the 5CK mile ride with
out injur. (Aatoclatad Press
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Dog racing Is no newcomer In the sports world, but when the dogs '
carry monkey ockeye, that's something eli6 again. Mrs. Loretta David
of Miami, Fla., la training her dogs and riders at Linden, N. J., for forth
coming races. Here they go off to a lying start. (Associated Press
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LINDY TELLS JURY OF KIDNAPING
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