New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1926, Page 16

BRITAIN DEVELOPS TERRIBLE “LAND WARSHIPS” British army in pushing development of the war tank and reéarranging land war- fare to use the “land battleships” to best advantage. Small and large models of new types of the monsters are seen in action in maneuvers at Camberland, England. DAD, DAUGHTER WED TOGETHER In His Pocket! George Bernard man who refused 20,000 Nobel literary prize, »an Perrin (above), French scientist, is going to keep Nobel physic prize. It was awarded Nim for rescarches in molecular theory. Double honeymoon 1s being celebrated in Pekin, 111, flf{.er unique double wedding. While Edith Veatch, 18, was being wed togFred Grant, 21, her father, Isaac Veatch, 40, was takig as his wife, Ethel Champman, 35, ARMY DIRIGIBLES NOW “BOTTLE-FED BABIES” e e e e TOWN LEVELED BY TORNADO A F Another.view of ruins in Heber Springs, Ark., hardest hit town in path of tornado which devastated wide areas in Arkansas and Missouri, HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY MISERY GRIPS TORNADO SWEPT AREA IN ARKANSAS S S ket B a2 ol e S R S st it R i T Loss of life is estimated at near two score, and property dam ge at $1,500,000, as workers clear up debris of tornado which wrecked Heber Springs, Ark., shown above, and other Missouri and Arkansas towns. Many persons are suffering. from lack of necessities, Rich, Richer, Richest New photo of Patricia Mountbatten, 33-months-old daughter of Lord Mountbat- ten avid former Edwina Ash- ley, who is England’s richest child, Weds Two Sisters - - GOVERNOR FACES TRIAL - — ———— Eyes of Alabamans will be on Bay Minette, Baldwin county, Dec, 6, with Gov. W, W. Brandon (inset) on trial there for alleged unlawful liquor possession. Officers raided lodge shown above, while governor was there on fishing trip, and obtained, they allege, 13 quarts of whisky. Brandon denies ownership of liquor, hints at “frame-up.” Chief Warden LosesalLeg -~ — i Gigantic “gorilla king” of Central Africa, is in captiv- ity after 10 months of tracking and maneuvering by a force of natives and whites. The ape, seven feet tall, is seen chained. He will be taken to London, A new type of railr d tank U. S. army to transport he one of the cars at Scott field, 1 Bel huge | Photo st now are being used by ws blimp being inflated from ' SOCIETY DOES ITS CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY Members of New York members of 400 ¢ | Elliott, Jr.; Miss Hortense Chatilic 1 ( Left to right 1 Iekelheimer; Miss Cordelia Gurnee, with Miss June Hess: Mrs. rested as he left witness Hall-Mills defense is al- leged to be worried over possibility of state worming damaging admissions from Felix di Martini, 'detective for Mrs. Hall, who was ar- Photo shows various Mrs. Clinton stand, W Malcolm Nichols, mayor of Boston, is honeymooning with Carrie Williams, twin sister of his late wife, Photos were taken at their wedding. A. H. Conner retires as at- torney general of Idaho to become superintendent of federal prisons, e — A malignant bone disease, resulting from an injury several years ago, is forcing amputation of left leg of Henry L. Whitfield, govere nor of Mississippi. MOTHER TESTS CONGRESS' POWER it oF Mrs. Mary Spencer, Chicago lawyer, acting as taxpayer is suing to restrain Treasury from making appropriatio: necessary under world court resolution. The action is sa to be first substantial legal move to question p r congress to vote U. S. into world cqurt, - Mrs, Sp seen with her children,