New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 16

HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY = GERMANY TRAINS YOUTH FOR WAR Hik, s »1s Germany preparing to fight anothe ous allied officials, but in Berlin it is decl mall border police force. 1l new soldiers. Veiled charges are being mad ed that the purpose of recent exte Photos taken at the Cured by “Dr.” Ruth f o i i i i i { H i { tinuing, with police virtually h ne (right). vice king. is being t questioning fol- rgwing assassination of two and wounding of four nghvr; i with machine guns. One of wounded is (left), W. W. b ©O'Brien, noted criminal lawyer £ New York banker, is recover= ing from serious illness fol< lowing a surprise visit from his hero, Babe Ruth. Photor shows Johnny with ball the slugger gave him. = $15,000,000 FLORIDA/}JNIVERSITY OPENS recent hurricane tyred above, is housing most of school GUARDIANS OF THE GATES 5,000,000, was virtually undamaged. by 700 students registered. Main building, pic- ties pending completion of other structures, Sings for Queen M Ty et Stephen G. Porter (left) Penn f )k 13 E N2 s is predicted for Helen Daniels, Chicago so- Certain succe b i 5 prano, who is making opera eommittee on foreign affairs, and William E. Borah, head dehut in Europe. “She h.x“hml of senate foreign relations comml(t(’e. c.onf(‘rrmyz in Wash- {hree commands from Queen - fngton on legislatiod expected to come'before congress i0 Victoria of Spain for per- y 4 formanens, ¥ HIGHER THAN THE GOVERNMENT! Following minutes. » _Air Terror . pes Tarryson, Washington steeple government when ne cimbs the es Capitol o apply the annual codt vt bronze. { WRECK TRAIN, KILL 20, “FOR FUN” ‘ James H. Hocking's way of celebrating his birthday is tc walk a mile for every year o his life. ¢ This year he is 71 He.lives in Yonkers, N. Y. Britain is testing new war plane, largest and fastest in world. It is seen fiying over Comer, England. SCIENCE CUTS OUT OIL FIELD’S FIRE TONGUE everal disastrous fires in California oil fields, scientists have hurried per- fection of chemical device for extinguishing burning petroleum. Their efforts ently are successful, for blaze in this tank at El Segundo, Cal., was put out in seven appar- Why Editor Smiles © —_—— George R. Dale, embattlec Muncie, Ind., editor, appears to be pleased over latest de- velopment in Indiana K. K. K. revelations. Dale's conviction for contempt of court now is being appealed before su- preme court, after attracting national attention. He was sentenced after charging klan control of a court in his county. INTERNATIONAL PLOWING MATCH ON Death sentence may be meted out to bo; sted for wrecking Berlin-Cologne express. - Twenty persons were killed in crash. Photo shows one of the accused youths, Hans Schlesinger (x), with off at t where plate was unbolted. The boys wanted iting to happen, officers were told. E JAPAN'S FAVORITE FILM STARS Niagara Falls, Ont. Photo shows American and Canadian record-makers are entered in international plo“mgfirfiatch at R. J. G. Morningstar, Willoughby, Ont., and R. C. Mon- roe, Stamford, Ont., training for ex-yoke event in the contest. i In Japan these are favorite movie actresses. Top, Chieko P, Matsui; below, Yoshiko Kawada; right, Sakuko Yanagi. Government is aiding local film concerns in popularizing Japanese-made pictures, &s a step toward breaking Ameri, can monopoly. West Quincy, Mass., is observing centennial of what is claimed to have been first rail way in U. S. Tracks were laid in 1826 to transport granite from famed quarries there. P “How part-of old route, now used by motor trucks, and-ene of ‘“cars”-of first CENTENNIAL OF FIRST U. S. R:;‘ILWAY CELEBRATED