New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1925, Page 12

OO T . Gen, William Mitchell, as- t chief of the Army air vho has been asked by tary of War Weeks, for ; an_explanation of his testimony ftep his 7 before the congressional ¢ m- r- 5 e tog cau: collis v v mittee of inquiry on aviation, er W s construed by many s of navy. This magnificent photo taken in mid-Atlantic shows a sample of the violent seas the steamship America had to buck against during voyage to New York. Farewell America e stricken b; i 1 s c & Atlantic) Art stud, from New York City’s high schools recently .ompeted for sc hips at Grand Central School of Art, N. Y, Above, Miss Helen Winogram, one of the winners, sketching. Jean Acker Citizen Again In this manner N bade farewell to she sailed aboard the liner Re- public, a half hour late becuu:e of mail delay. Returns - From ,!u Lrl('\ dy Valentino, has regai ik of the screen. William Struad admin- pix phato @ by 1. & A.) Seven-year-old Alsa Thompson, astonished Los Angeles, Cal., police by telling how she caused the death of her twin sisters in Canada two years ago, and how By Pacific & Atlantic) Ramcn Novarro, dashing movie hero, returned on the France after exciting time in Europe, which included chariot racing be- A\ I fore Italian royal family, a hurt D she a!‘su recently tried |4£ poison arm from a spill and a trip to john D. Roc y C. S. . her boarding house keeper's Morte Carlo wi S BIRSDUE, The engagement of James Stillman Rockefeller, grandnephew of < family of eight. AL EICAt withiutle paype Andrew Car e, links two of country's greatest fortunes, (Copyright: 1925: Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.) L A S L O AT L S VAT :s:\\\\\“'““'\\\\\\\\\\‘\““’ - x\\‘ R RN, O TR o \\\\‘\ NN & N R \ A \ \ -r« R \\ o g™ A% - e &\ “‘w““\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ \\ \\ A RN \\\ ‘@M RN\ I NN