New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1926, Page 16

WAITING FOR BAD NEWS o Relatives of perso waiting outsid lea nouncements rega Yons have detered extensive se g recover P e ing in Lake Denmark, N. J., naval munitions depot of loved ones, with officers making periodic an- bodies or identification of dead. Continued explos- of ruins. » SHELLS UNTOUCHED AS BUILDING IS WRECKED Arrows i ed when the building in w mark, N. J. NO B-BATTERIES HERE dom-photographed wife of Marshal Foch, general- issimo of allied troops in wotld war, is seen at Long- champs races, in Paris. It takes motors like this to supply ™) % 10 Arlington, “mama” of U. S. radio stations. In front is 100 K. V* Al motor generator; in rear, 60 K. V. A. motor generator. - Farm Loan Chief o [ HOPES WEIGHED AT “TEE"” PARTY If tees on links at Plamtield, N J , could talk, they prob- ably could tell a lot about what eastern Democrats are go- /to do L. to r. George S Silzer, ex-governor of New Jersey, William H Kenney. Brooklyn political boss. Gov Al Smith of New York, and George Olvany. leader of Tam many Hall, on the Plainfield links for a foursome s Albert C. Williams, Texas, ¢ new director of federal tarm loan bureau WASHINGTON BEAUTY TRACK STAR medals as athlete tha s getting round-shouldered carrying them. She has triumphed in 50 and 220-yard dashes, 60-yard low hurdles, high jump, baseball throw and Charleston events. DESERTS ROME FOR HOLLYWOOD T Underwood and Underwood p—— 7 ) S— Hollywood’s bulging purse is demoralizing foreign film ranks. Latest to desert to America is Gina Palerme, Italian screen beauty. GERMANY'S NEW PASSENGER PLANE = RO New type of piane 1 being used by Germany in buildimg ' up popular passenger service to European cities Adjust.* able seats permit travelers to sleep enroute Two pairs of motors largely remove possibility of accident Tosses 3 Records Lillian Copeland, Pasa- dena, Cal., girl athlete, is on her way home with three world’s records won in wom- en’s national track meet in Philadelphia. She shattered marks .for shot put, javelin throw, discuss throw. Child Venus Artists tor reasons yers, acted as physicians, aud-- unknown- -law in Cincinnati. CARES FOLLOW PRESIDENT TO CAMH o Presidents are never free from presidential cares. 1 matter how far removed from Washington they are. a Mr Coolidge 1s daily attending to many matters in the te porary executive offices set up in Paul Smith s hotei. ne: the summer “White House” mn Adirondacks Photo sho hotel, and Mr Coolidge and Secretary Sanders leaving Socialists’ Choice Conquers Londen o The daughter of Don Jul Bittencourt, Chilean dipl mat, 18 now one of Londo judges 1n chousing Beverly Keilholz, 15 months old, as prettiest child Socialist party 1s endeavor- ing to get New York enthus- iastic over its candidate for U S senator. Mrs. Harret Stanton Blatch. SHOOTS LIGHT 300 MILES Newly completed lighthouse at Mont Afrique, southern coast of France, casts a beam 300 miles to guide airplanes and Mediterranean steamers. lens arg shown, The tower and its gigantic reigning beauties, havi: achieved a high place i clety as wife of Barl of L burne. Educating Smyrna (Cass Arthur Reed (abov new president of Inter tional College i Smyrna. son-in-law of the for president, Dr Alexan MacLachlan He 18 42 an, native of Port Huron. M;