New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1926, Page 12

HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY < FRANC'S FALL MAKES PARIS WALL STREET BEDLAM “BELL-BOTTOMS” KEEP GIRLS COOL DISASTROUS OIL FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA Riotous scenes are hving witnessed daily in Paris’ financial distriet with franc bobbling around at record low mark. Meanwhile patriotic Frenchmen are endeavoring to raise enough money through volur contributions to enable government to stabilize cur= rency. Photos show wild scene outside of Bourse, and entertainer performing to arouse interest in donation campaign, Hotter Climate Due ' ACCUSED IN $400,000 ROBBERIES tlm\ ur Co-eds in summer. school : taken to trousers to escay Wafello, Ta., and (right) Cel two of the girls who are wearing SUPER-MERMAID IS M/\RTHA \V/A\V & rarkable photos of oil fire which did close-up of ruined factory, after taking the ‘mous damage in Warren, Pa, In obtainin ‘long shot,” photographer was seared RKCKARD SIGNS FOR BATTLE o gD »}\ Safe Flier g . 3 “The world's going straight h(*](l by New \mk ( ity ;wlm charged w jewe b S to hell,” Hillyer \'mtpn son totaling $400,000. Latter is alleged to hav nfessed, b of Dr. John Roach Straton, “Uohen pleads innocence. broadcast to a throng swel- tering in mid-summer heat in New York City. U.S. VETERANS OF FOUR WARS IN REUNION S marine corps’ candi- date for Schiff trophy, pre- sented annually to flier who spends greatest number ‘of hours in air without accident, is Capt. H. D. Campbell, San Diego, Cal. In five years he § Underwood ard Underwand Soon as Tex Rickard gets the Dempsey-Tunney fight of 7 More natorial records are due to fall, with Martha®Norel, has been up 2,404 hours with, he’s going into ring warfare himself. He's enga; {us, 17, Brooklyn, N. Y., still in competition She smashed without a mishap. ° to Maxine Hodges, who is seen with him in Chicago, whi £wo world’s records in two days, doing half mileand “0' be is arranging the Jack-Gene tussle with public pocketbq yard event in record time, Bl ol Girls in Galluses HOW SOCIETY MEN ARE DRESSING THIS SUMMER * Robert B , oldest inr Veterans 1 war, on his ]l“w birthe National Mi v Left to rig W S Ar an veteran. “Grandpop,” J H lll\n, 81, civil war, Robert Kerwm, 23, w orld war soldier. - U. S. TURNS SPOTLIGHT ON ANOTHER KIND OF STILL ‘u_g_ < AL Washington, D. C., society P p = - e girls are taking up the fad of Y12 1 -7 e B 5 ’ s : Underwood ard, Underwood Na(urall]_\ '}{n‘ll} wood has \earing colored suspenders Photos taken at Newport, social capital, show preferences three prominent membe; e ~— ; S an annual bathing beauty ith mannish sports cos- of “400” in informal summer wear. L.tor.: Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jr., Philade ' & Great gasoline “cracking” still at Port Arthur, Tex., which figures in government suit COMGSQ; But the winner ‘thls tumes Miss Celeste Dupuy phia; Baron Selzan, Washington, D. C.; Earl E. T. Smith, Boston, whose Wlfe is' form against The Texas Company and Standard 0il Co., in which it is charged the two cone year, Grace Moffatt, isn't a8 “g one of the fad-followers. , Consuelo Vanderbilt. <ing"” process. The process enables movie actress. - - i / é cerns havo ¢ Wined to control patents on the “er e [/