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Banish Him from Witnesses Leave Hauptmann Death Scene After the Ordeal Nazi War on Eckener May Zeppelins

Vera Stretz Blonde Vera Stretz, charged with the murder of her sweetheart, Dr. Fritz Gebhardt, is shown as she The ghastly spectacle of electrocution over and the body of Bruno lying in the left the stand after an extended and cross-examination in morgue, these witnesses are shown as they left the death chamber of state prison, with gruelling Judge Cornelius Collins’ court in a strong guard of policemen at the doors. Fifty-five witnesses were present when the German car- of craft faces banishment from command of In disfavor because he refused to issue a speeial appeal in the recent Nazi I operation lighter-than-air penter paid the penalty for the Lindbergh crime. newest and of •lections, Dr. Hugo Eckener, world's foremost expert in construction and | the “General Hmdenburg,'' greatest Zeppelin.. ( if rfll/

4 % It’s Over for Bruno—But Not for How Hitler Looks to Galleryites These As Queen Mary Headed for Sea to Try Her Speed IP£T.* i c--

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liner Mary found bersell’ rendered Like Gulliver bound by the Lilliputans, the huge new British Queen to the sea. The great ship pmr the narrow, winding channel from her Clyde bankdock ---- • helpless by B B*BBBBB«B««BBBBBBBOB«BWB*BB»«aMBBBBB»B^^^»MS»™' —- of a critical moment in the When Executioner Elliott threw the switch that ended Bruno Richard ful engines almost useless, dwarfs the stream in this remarkable airview Hauptmann’s life, he wrote finis to assumes the a Gigantic politically, Chancellor Hitler physical propor- of strains to keep her from running aground great tragedy. But that tragedy still lives in the lives of these, the persons most touched journey to sea. A formidable flotilla tugs as.her-great intimately tions of mere man in the eyes of the spectator in the gallery. If it crowds the bank to cheer Great Bntain s bid by the death of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., (center). At top, left, is Anne Morrow Lindbergh; Col. length makes It difficult to negotiate a curve. Spectators right, weren’t for the pointing arrow, it would be nearly impossible to Charles A. Lindbergh. Below, left, is Mrs. Anna with her son, and at the for Atlantic shipping supremacy. Hauptmann, Mannfried, right. him out of the crowd that the auditorium in Bruno's Mrs. Pauline pick spellbound jammed mother, Hauptmann. (Central Press) Berlin to hear him.

r . Fine Camera-aerie His Guns Boom at New Deal and His Candidacy Booms in Echo As America’s No. 2 Family Entertained No. 1 Couple

I ..—« Turning a midget camera on the newspicture takers who greeted Bremen on arrival her aboard the (Photos by Margaret Bourke-White: Copyright, 1936, NEA Service. Inc.) Pons a at New York, Lily gets pic- administration Senator the President entertain as often as he there’s one Fast "the leader of the opposition" In Congress by his telling battles against measures, Arthur H. Though may likes, only private partv he attends as ture of being photographed. Back becoming a that tendered him the is in the field of possible Republican candidates for the presidency. Margaret Bourke- rule by Vice President. Here you eee President and Mrs. Roosevelt (right) from Europe she repeated her Vandenberg gaining increasing prominence their Vice and Mrs. John N. at affair here in four studies, the man who halted appropriations for the Florida Ship Canal, fore- with hvta. President Garner, the annual which is distinguished avowal to live permanently in the White's candid camera reveals, striking state and who now is a list of big beneficiaries under the abandoned AAA among functions in that informal entertainment fc provided. United States and perhaps become stalled them for the Passamaquoddy project, demanding soil coneerfBtios-fann relief a citizen. at the moment when the administration is endeavoring to get its,new program* jiader. wa& ■KS-V-.-..