New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1927, Page 20

0 TS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1927. HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY SIxty-one pe town of Roc to the sce over the landse building was de been hit by a tr This is what is le nnado. ACES! The concerete —NLEA, Houston Bureau actically wiped out the little - an NEA cameraman, who weng s picture shows, wreckage was strewn all 1tomobile agency stood on this snot. The s wer recked as completely as if they had also give mute evidence of the twister's fury. d and several motc trees f the Gilmore building Rocek walls were ripped wide ope: chairs is shown still standing on ecked upper floor, Sends Them to Wife—Fer Support Tmagine the delight with which Mrs. John Gans of; Staten Island, N. Y., will greet this gift brought all the’ way from Africa by her daughter, Mrs. Herman Cron,’ and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Cron, also.the lion, shown above on deck of steamship Leviathan, RIGHTO! MRS. CAL Jane Kendall, W hington society beauty, has been described by Mrs. Coolidge i ‘the prettiest gitl who ever entered the White Hous Must be right! This charming shot of Jane was made upon her return to New York from Paris where she bought a trousseau for her marriage to George Grant Mason, Jr. Not a Bit Like Caesar - NEA. Chicago Burean or of Rome ree times William Hale (Rig Bilh picture shows Big Rill for tha third time ¢ Chicago (not part of the British empire.) tk Al F. Gor rompson of accepting the oa s swearing him in. LATEST PHOTOS FROM THE CHINESE WAR ZONE These two remarkable pictu Above is a wrecked armored train of the Northern army at North Station, § the Cantonese took the city by forcing out the forces of the Peking governn fire broke out in the Chapei area, the native se:tion of the city. burned section of this area. —N Shanghai Bureau This striking picture, just received from China, shows American marines parading down the Bund at Shanghai with Old Glory and the regimental colors flving. Additional detach- ments of marines are now en route to Shanghai tc ament the force there, charged with the responsibility of protecting American lives and property in China. Salm and Millicent—Then sh Zionist NEA Hopvic sertha British Un ¥ 2 um, which has com States wrcan aptain of the nist debating to the United to match verhosity with tha orators of the Avikah (the Ameri- can University Zionlsts) was born in Dubiin, Treland, and her father {8 dean of residence of the National University of Dublin. Comb that out of your whiskers! Word from nt Rogers has obtained a divorcs recalled atart of the von Hoogstractens’ honeymoon after their unceremonious marriage in New Yo 1924 Th Paris that Countess von Hoogstracten, nee Millic nary as pictured here Photo was made as the newlyy 4 for Europe. 1