New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1926, Page 12

| HERALD CAMERA-MEN * “LOOKS LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS!” TAKE YOUR PICK . Denial that the combination of steel interests of Germany, Belgium and France ig & move intended to challenge U. S. in world markets, is being made by German ine dustrialists now studying Ford methods in Detroit. L. to r.: Prince Hohenlohe. Langenburg, Count Eduard von Oppersdorff, William P. Weston of Detroit, and Au- guste Thyssen, head of great Thyssen industries. BIGGEST CROWD THAT EVER SAW A PRESIDENT SPEAK York has reason to be dazzled by return of Mabel Bol long stay abroad. She brought with her wardrobe that * ars he is seen wearing two of the extrordinary costumes ,000 ermine tails, and 1 carat diamond necklace, of which the 1, well known socially, ‘looks like a million dol- . Left, coat made of pendant alone Weighs 62 carats. Right, $25,000 sweater made of 18-carat spun gold mesh. ARIE MEETS WOMAN GOVERNOR X "Marie of Roumania knows lots of queens, but she met he coverness of a state the first time when her free spe- is! train stopped at Casper, Wyo. She is seen (right) ith Governess Nellie Ross, Democrat, of Wyoming, who pfeated for a second term in recent election. Mexican President’s Child U. S. Student ———— Instead of going to Spain to be “finished,” as is cus- daughter of Mexican prt\si: dent, is enrolled as regular student in San Diego. Cal., school. RARE SIGHT FOR FLIERS’ EYES D —————— Underwood ang ors will ses on their 18,000-mile flight South America will be the Agua volcano in Guatemala, shown here as it ap- pe from an airplane. 5 Ethel Hassaurd, “prettiest girl in Tacoma,” gathering flowers for “November Bloom” festival in the Washington city. ABOARD “FLOATING UNIVERSITY:’ Daily exercises are part of classwork aboard S. S. Ryn- dam, first “floating university.” Students are seen en- gaged in “daily dozen” as vessel plows through Pacific! to China. The idea of being entwined in the arms of the law is getting 'popular in Venice, Cal., since beach “copettes’ were appointed to aid police ip preserving order there and in trapping flirts. Two of “copettes,” Alice Wilkin and Pauline Buzard are shown Pauline’s the captain. wd that turned out to hear President Coo dge give his sensa,(; world court speech, is the talk of Kansas City, Mo., for it is claimed that it ;fas largest throng that ever saw a president speak. Photo shows part of the morfe ¢}, 100,000 in audience, most of which stood throughout the ceremonies, Appealing Betty Compton, New York, is winner of national contest held to obtain beauty to typify “Spirit of Golden Rule” in connection with International Golden Rule Sunday. French “In Dutch” uy. Absolute denial of charges is made by William B. French, New York clubman, member of Legion of Honor and son of late J. P. Mor- gan partner, under arrest in New York on complaint of a tourist agency in Nice, France. The agency-alleges a $3,500 check given to them by French is worthless, FALL UNWORRIED ABOUT TRIA; dexwood Albert B. Fall, former secretary of interior, is unworried { about outcome of his trial with Doheny, oil magnate, on charge of conspiracy to defraud governmeént. New photo.\ made in his Washington hotel, N\ Close to ‘Throne’ “Uncle Tom”! “Right-hand man” of President Calles, of Mexico, who may be a future presi- dent, is Alberto Tojeda, secretary of interior. h last and Urele Tom isn't played by ° a white blackened up, but by James B Lowe, famed aegro actor,