New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1926, Page 16

. ' HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THER STORY BETTER BABIES THAT ARE BEING*MADE INTO BETTER CITIZENS G WASHINGTON BEAUTY DEBUTANTE AIRSHIP CARRE TWO PLANES . 2 \,‘ L K‘ »?' a 4 ?‘”‘f [Underivood and Underwood g y Some “perfect babies” developed under watchful eye of Henry Street Settlement in New York city, which is de- voting itself to giving expert care to tenement children. Mothers are taught the easy, inexpensive way of bringing up healthy tots. “Better babies make better citizens” is the slogan. “First Lady”-to- e? ” MEMORIAL COOLIDGE LAUNCHES WITH SPEECH . ‘Underwood and Underwood British army dirigible R-33 now carries two planes which may be launched while the airship is in flight and usel for scout work. Photos show how planes are toted, Onderwood sad Underw | . One of most beautiful of season’s debutantes in Wash« ington, D. C., is Miss Adelaide Douglas, daughter of Mrs, -David H. Blair, wife of commissioner of internal revenue, SAVES SWISS IN COAL FAMINE i. 4 s «New aerial view of magnificent war memorial in Kansas v, Mo., the formal ded- Jcation of which is the occasion for President Calvin Coolidge’s only visit to the west this season. The monument, which embodies, on right and left shaft, a muscum and an auditorium, cost Kansas City $1,500,000. WRECK, MONUMENT TO SAFETY ' Still Fighting 9 P A 2858 Underwood and Underwood While rest of Europe is facing coal shortage, Switzer- and is increasing its insurance against industrial inactiv- ity by developing more of its latent water power. Photo shows one of great hydro-electric plants in the Alps. It's :located at Barberine. @ . EHOOSE HLEWS Isabelle Pope, fiancee of late William McClintock, is continuing fight for his mil- lions, despite Illinois’ su- preme court’s action in up- holding probation of will, which mames William D. Shepherd, acquitted of youth’s death, as beneficiary SITTIN’ PRETTY JUnderwood anfl Underwood In Lima, Peru, this unique method is being used to in- duce autoists to exercise caution. The Spanish inscrip- tion on the monument means “slowly you go far,” - Norman F. Titus, San Francisco, new director of i transportation division, de- = randotte cock, adjudged champion of all cla partmqnt of commerce, will Mabel Westernhaver posed in cup a d Los A ntennial exposition, is valued at §5,000 by his SuPervise study transporta- county exhibit in California state f. most attracti Mrs. Elwood A. Curtis, Hicksville, L. L, is the 4on and communication -exhibit. It's easy to understand w 1ges felt that way. 9 3 : throughou.t morldag ithey : Y xhik affect United States trade. { ‘ e Re-election of Gov. A, Vic Donahey, of Ohio, makes him strong candidate for Democratic p re sidential nomination. Newest photo of Mrs. Donahey shows her in uniform of Girl Scouts, of which she is an officer, and one of them taking-off. Has Six Grandmas B ) Howard Merl Unger, 4, of Erie county, O., mever wants for cookies, doughs nuts or a grandmother’s at- tentions. He has living grandmother, great-grand- Mother of 7 Lawyer @ i Vi, Four of her children saw admission of Mrs. Florence A. Tracy to practice before Massachusetts supreme court! She is mother of mother and . great-great- Sseven. grandmother on both sides. NEW LINER HELPS GERMANY REGAIN LOST,SEA GLORY [ i i i i Not daunted by post-war seizure of its great passen i is buildi LAl plaLss ger ships, Germany is buil new ones and regaining its lost position in transatlantic transportation. yPhom shdgvx;i its newest liner, “Neaw York,” launched at Hamburg with M i New York mayor, as sponsor, Sk - TNl Walk, wlée = % OFFICERS BLOW UP $300,000 DISTILLERY R — oo TR Only charred remains mark the spot in pine woods, near Atlantic City, N. J., where dry officers discovered $300,000 bootleg distillery. They used 100 pounds of dynamit, to blow up the steel and concrete building, 100 feet long and 30 feet wide. o