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

D. IN FLORIDA HOME Fea e Friends who accompanied John D. Rockefeller, Sr., to Florida for the wgntgr are denying published reports that h too feeble to walk or talk, and the “world's richest man” is giving lie to the reports himself by visiting his private golf - course. This photo is only one ever taken of him at his Orlando, Fla., home, PASSENGER SHIPS TRAPPED IN BALTIC SEA ICE / L * Underwood and Underwood “ Hundreds of passenge were imperiled when ice ‘h'apped the ships. They w ere dragged to safety by sailors, Late)’ steel-nosed ice-breakers ope up passages for the imprisoned ships. Photo shows ice-breakers opening way for vessel WINTER POPULAR AS SUMMER AS SPORT SEASON {8 N il Winter is becoming as popular as summer as were taken in or near New York, where, for 1 command $25 an hour. t season, as photos indicate. They e, cabbies quipped with sleighs —Alu‘ading, golf ter home, “The Casements,” at Or | chats with friends occupy John D. Rockefeller, Sr., at his win« o, Fla. This photo was taken only time he ever permitted photographer inside the grounds of the winter home, PROMISES REVOLUTION IN MEXICO Very bold in his declaration of his plans to foment rev- olution in Mexico, is Adolfo de la Huerta, former pro- visional president of the country, now enjoying safety from Calles’ strong arm in Tucson, Ariz. Huerta is seen ~vith wife in newest photo. Poor Millioneir At a time when he was jobless and penniless, John Ward Bishop, 26, English- man living in London, got news that gave him a $2,- 000,000 shock. An uncle whom he had never seen died in Los Angeles, leaving him that amount. WHITE HOUSE WHITER; SNOW RESPONSIBLE The White House as it appears undér a li glistening appearance of the mansion. extensive repairs. derwood and Underwood * ght mantle of snow, which accentuates ?he The president must vacate it soon, to permit "HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY READING, GOLF, CHATS OCCUPY JOHN D.IN FLORIDA ALLIED TROOPS LEAVING GERMANY Rhineland s reason for joy, with allies preparing to surrender military control of Germany on Jan. 31. League of Nations will have full jurisdiction beginning Feb. 1. Photo shows British Tommies marching from -Cologne. Al] allied troops will be leaving soon. BRUNETTE VS. BLONDE —_—oar———————————— Contest sponsored by Oklahoma chamber of commerce to choose a state queen of beauty, is narrowing down to battle between blonde and brunettes. Two likely winners are shown, (top) Anna Rosg, brunette, and Adele Brown, blonde. _ Has Wet Scheme Wields Boycott . 3 i b Rep. Loring Black (Den:]., Commercial s weans N.Y.), wants to create a fed- on R.eé‘:ppoyfifl,t“s(}‘zfi?z‘; eral alcoholic liquor board Washington visitor, hopes to’ with power to license farm use effectively in C'Ompelling organizations to sell beer and Mexican government to re- non-intoxicating wines. The vise its attitude toward revenues derived would be Roman Catholic church, He used for farm relief, His is vice ident of “League .fcheme is embotlled in a bill for Religious Freedom.” introduced in the House.