A Military Alliance---Between Soviets and Czarism! This striking spectacle of a Soviet soldier with a Czarist gun by his side is one that is seldom encountered in modern Russia. The soldier is not using the gun, however. It is merely a beautiful relic of the Czarist days in Russia and stands as an exhibit outside the Kremlin, ancient citadel which encloses the former palace of the Czar.

Umpire Disputes Umpire's Decision, and that really is something for the baseball book, because here is one case where the umpire can't kick out a man for arguing. The strange incident took place at Washington after Umpire-in-Chief John Quinn (right), had ruled that Jake Early, Washington catcher, had interfered with Bob Kennedy of the Chicago White Sox, the batter. Umpire Bill McGowan, working at third base, differed with Quin, this being the photographic evidence. Ken Chase, Washington pitcher, is at the left, while First-baseman Zeke Bonura is laughing at his argument. With his back to the camera, but undoubtedly enjoying the act, is Jimmy Dykes, Chicago manager, who has had plenty of arguments with umpires.

Mid-century fashion brings back the “Merry Widow” era of the turn of the century. Blithe, romantic jewels by Coro in glittering rhinestones complement this re-appearing silhouette. Dazzling pear-shaped drops highlight the swirl motif of a graceful necklace, a matching rhinestone pin. Three strands of sparkle cascade from drop earring; great rhinestone bracelets flaunt dozens of glittering stones set in wide, heavy links. From the Ann R. Silver “Accessoplan Show”, January 9, at the Hotel Pierre previewing Spring accessories by Coro and Glentex. Dress by Harvey Berin. Hat by Peg Fischer.

Firemen battling fire on Bellflower Street, Dorchester

Madison, Wis.-A University of Wisconsin student, his face bleeding, is led by police to a police van to be placed under arrest. Twenty two persons were arrested during a melee at the state capitol building.