New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1926, Page 14

"HERALD CAMERA-MEN Life of Thrills i stur\\mg, af’ |ventures in e is seen in costu ¢ %ew girl of Jert #he_wore for prote aves Germany’s . Army Leaderless my is withou d nder. aj. Gen. Von Seeckt re- signed when it was discovered Prince Wilhelm, eldest son of former; crown prince, was &grving in army as an officer. % Honor to Columbus Memorial statue to ( sopher Columbus, unveiled in Hartford, Conn It's work of Vincenzo Miserendino, Italian sculntor. PROMINENT IN HOOSIER PROBE JOHN L. DUVALL on John L. Duvall, mayor of indi . K. revelations, and Judge ney } ohenson, former K. K. K. spill his story.” POLICE GRAFT BARED Police protection of illicit liquor traffic in one district of Chicago is alleged, and fi ¢ captains and various lieus dry agents are under rell street police station, ceiving bribe, and us e short dl tance away, operated by rum ring for five years. THE SAME TO YOU Robert F. V justice, and Go ner, recent 1 Smith, s of Democratic ticket in New York state, in a friendly pose after a campaign confer-. ence. y Smith »d certain to keep governorship, but odds are against Wagner in his senatorial race agamsL Wadsworth. TELL IRENE CASTLE LAUDED AS HEROINE IS bemg lauded M B'lrbam 2, %n i le saped ,1 st as ui h'l[ baby was pro- Stockholm is seeing Mme. Harriet Besse, third wife of late August Strindberg, world famous dramatist and mys- tic, in role of “Cleopatra. "”She recently returned to stage, _~ MAKES DISCOVERY IN WILDS harles L. Bernheimer, New Yorker, leader of cxpedltwn sent out by American Museum of \alum] History, is dis- coverer of 170-foot natural bridge in Utah. It's mile: frome Arizona border. THEIR STORY ARMY STRENGTHENS ANTI-AIRCRAFT:PROTECTION _ OPE Y DS B 5 Army is concentrating on anti-aireraft guns in development of new ordnance. equi]vmont is seen lmim \nt«d 'tt Aberdeen, Md. A coast defense gun and a battery A smaller anti- as a )nmhle crev Gen. Jmn L Hine y tant secr of war, as pointer, and Inlb(e l)d\wn, assistant <ec1((m\ o[ \*ar, as nln(‘l\(r Subsidized STUDENTS GO TO SCHOOL IN SKY Mme. Chikako Kuroda is first Japanese woman to re- ceive a government subsidy to do scientific work, . She's physicist. sl Many departments of Northwestern University, Chicago.\ now are housed in new “skyscraper campus,” shown above. WESTERN VALLEY VILLAGES WAIT WINTER IN DREAD Because of avalanches which wipe out every living thing, villages in western \alle)‘ await winter with dread. Snow slide which buried Bingham, Utah, *“narrowest town in world,” last winter, killing 100, is still remembered with horror. , Photos show B“’!%k‘.‘m covered with snow, and as it appears in summer. b