New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1926, Page 16

) HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY. Y In Old Job Again? U. S. His Model A ———— oz U. S. Air Aide ~ L R [ A T P T — - — Mahmoud Hegazi Bey, sec- William MacCracken, Chi- fon «that Roy- C. Haynes Yetary of magistrates cago, first to be made an as- above), former dry czar, may Egypt, Is bound for U. 8.t gians secretary of commerce named to succeeds Lincoln Study American legal system. for aviation. was one of or- ndrews, who wants to quit ganizers of National Air 5 s chief vrohibition adminis- Transport Co. » There is talk in Washing- . OHIO HAS NEW CROP OF PRESIDENTIA! TIMBER “Atlee Pomerene (1) and Vic Donahey (2), victors in Ohio Democratic senatorial and gubernatorial primaries, respectively, @re being seriously regarded as presidential timber. Observers figure one of them as probable compromise candidate if Smith and McAdoo ideadlock next convention. Donahey will be opposed in November by Thad Brown (3), and Pomerene by Senator Frank B. Willis (4), encumbent. Sues for $500,000 SALVATION ARMY DEFIES MAYORe y Mrs. Oda Pappathanoe, oston, in a suit against Daniel H. Coakley, attorney. He denies her allegation that he settled a breach of prom- . Ise suit for her without giv- Ban placed by Mayor Ralph S. Bauer, Lynn, Mass., on fng her a proper share of the street meetings to relieve traffic congestion, is being defied money. v Salvation Army, with police hesitating to act because public sympathy appears to be h Army. Mayor threatens court action, but Army is increasing number of meetings, with largest collections in. hMou. TIME TO CONSIDER THAT NEW FALL COAT The new trends in fall and winter coats are emphasized in these advance models. L. to r.. An innovation with the new bouffant cuffs and panels and featuring the new ostrich egg design in its rich coloring; a Parisian design in silk cretonne woven with gold thread, with fur collar and cuffs: an American wraff” model of black moire, trimmed with monkey dur; another Amerman model of seal, & lmmed with the new fashin-atls ~+-% BEAUTY IN WASHINGTON DEBUT fmm W dc m in Km ”‘\' this \\mtm SCO daughter of Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb, comes of a fd'fllly l'wng prominent in society and politics in the national capital. ROME SOCIETY CLAIMS 3 VENUSES I 5 Rome claims to have more beautiful women in-its smart social set than oth apital in Europe. Three of ,1." m: Baroness Scariglia (top), Signorita Tourbiglio (left), Donna Keepmg Coo! American maid, touring in Canada, knows how to keep parx cool. She bathes daily in The rarely photographed Waters of Berg Lake, British Emperor of Annam, ruler of Columbia, kept frigid by tow= a principality in Indo-China, €ring glacier behind it, is seen in golden regalia, re- viewing his troops. JAPAN MYSTERY WAR PLANE STIRS POWERS Foreign powers are deeply mtere:ted in new m)stGr\ plane being given offiicial tnals by Jfillan. It.s a new type of hydroairplane utilizing untested theories of aerodynamics. Wrangel Disarms FORD PROUD OF AIR FLIVVER + R 4 —_— O Henry Ford in overalls (left), and William Stout, designe§ of Ford planes, regarding with evident satisfaction a new trial of first of air flivvers, improved since initial demonetta. tions.c The plane is seen aloft, gium. “He posed in old umform b D“0.0 EUROPE PICKS ITS PRETTIEST WOMEN % faa 0" i & /A /AN m—"7a \— B B /AN Eurcpean beauty jydges are resting up after a busy season, with fhese singled out, Above: (1) Mme. Sakaroff, Russia; (r.) Babette von Werner, Vienna. Below, (L. to r.) Dorithy Aleva, Roumama Mme. Herbst, Austria; Mile. Emma Maghani, Cannes; France