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TWIN DELIGHTSâ€"Expressing happiness and touch of awe, twins Beverly and Bar- bara Hodge arrive in New York from Spain. They’re heading for Oklahoma. l ‘ ‘ .\ . - . SHE'S TOO CATTYâ€"Polly wishes she were back in the jungle as she dodges claws of an aggres- sive cat in a home in Dallas, Tex. Pollyâ€"so far â€"has lived for 38 years in the same household. .\\\ §Q\\\\\,\\\\\\\\\\\ PEARLY KINGDOMâ€"George Hitchen, wife and son, stand proudly with baby daughter, Saron, after her christening in London. The Hitchens are known as London's “Pearly King and Queen." CITIZENSHIP TRYOUTSâ€"Marzema Malimowska, a for- mer “Miss Universe” contestant, is studying that large stack of books in New York for forthcoming citizenship test. No MISSILFA 186_foot der_ W. . ., rick installs the top ofatower A BEARABLE HUGâ€"George Edmondes accepts a kiss from at oil refinery in Switzerland. a bear at Ches‘sington, England, 200, after cleaning cage. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Jurors are ask‘éd if they have reacfiéd a véréid. They have. Otto's girlf‘rIé-n‘d- promises 'she wull wait fér Ihim. “108T SENSATIONAL criminal case to hit the zoo world since the “Who Killed Cock Robin?" caper reached its climax in a trial recently at the London 200. Otto, the otter, was charged with stealing eggs from a henhouse in Limehouse. The case was heard in the courtroom of Sir Reginald Rabbit. Gina Chick, the star witness, testified that she saw Otto scrambling out of the henhouse. Sam C. Gull, one of the country’s best “legal eagles," was prosecutor. Otto (left) and his attorney, Hurry, study the prosecutor in action ZOOâ€" FISTIC FIGUREâ€"Moscow sculptor Leonid Rabins works on a massive statue of a boxer pulling on a glove. Statue is for a physical culture show.