El Heraldo De Brownsville (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 101, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 29, 1935 Page: 6 of 10
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Schultz’ Escape from Justice
Manchukoan Border Clashes
IT’S HALLOWE’EN TIME AGAIN
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Arthur Fiegenheimer who as Dutch Schulta became the New York
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•barges of federal income tax evasion. Death helped him beat that
“rap” and here you see him at the end of his long struggle with tho
law stretched out on a slab in the morgue of the Newark N. J.
hospital where he died a victim of gangland assassins.
Parents Lose Boy Film Star
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boys have the right idea. It’s Hallowe’en time and what would
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The two winsome girls in the top photo may have their f.uiinua
brother Freddie Bartholomew child film actor (or an occasional
playmate but Freddie it appears will not become "one o( the
lamilv." For the childrens parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L.
Bartholomew shown below in their London home lost their
fight to regain Freddie’s custody w hen a Los Angeles court named
as his temporary guardian his aunt Myllicent. who has chaper-
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•ear-old piodigy has lived since he was 3. The parents charged
the aunt had abducted Freddie.
Back from great Japanese fleet review where 120 warships took part rn
greatest peacetime demonstration. Admiral Sankichi Takahashi com-
mander of the fleet relinquishes title role to his son as he plays horse in
his Tokio home. (Central Press J
Adding Scrap to Mussolini s lion Determination
UNITED STATES DEVELOPS “DEADLIEST” BOMBER
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Following tests it Los Angeles the new Vultee
“mystery bomber” shown above ready for flight
has been termed the world s “deadliest” air weap-
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pkne has A cruising speed of 238 miles per hour
and relies on speed to escape safely after “doing a»
little work” against the enemy. Five machine guns
are mounted on the plane which also carries
poison gas. Thus the United States has the mock
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