New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1927, Page 14

DAILY HERALD, S. s e \TURDAY, APRIL FB‘A.Q(‘E ..Om'l)"_;. U. % b A i Gl Reports from Lo gan, who is Hm wi will shortly tal & leading hoste Drouhin pilot, | BUILDS INDUSTRY AND FORTUNE, ON HOBBY Alphon: fondness ¢ 1 have a wo ich is fmitators have ung up, scenes in the present Greis-Bauer pi\nL J above north wil cnefit S refuse 7 offers of professi ontracts. Sheis consid the richest tided woman Greal Britain, e ampion swimmer, hoisted aloft on the at Al Helen is the only \\unnlll to he duated )‘ ym the Colle f Mining at the University of We ington with a mining ¢ o Born in Si- beria, Miss Antonora took up this wnusual—for her S0 \:——]n‘nl'c»mn. that she might aid in stabilizing the mining industy of her na- tive land, da, Cal. Beaches farther California Killing o While the California state legislature was in ses- sion, Miss Marybelle Wal- lace (above), a ' senate Journal clerk, was shot and killed in the capitol build- ing by Harry Hill, a Los Angeles lobbyist (below). Hill then shot himen!f, dy- ing instantly. Too much liquor was blamed. sette Trichet, wi ' a rec Movie Tragedy Ray Raymond, a musical com star, and husband of Dorothy Mz e, also a mu: 1 comedy headliner, was killed in Hollywood in a fist fight with Paul Kelly, a film juvenile, who is held by the ]mlm‘, pe The picture shows the dead man, below id above, Dorothy Ma ve, who ¢ lapsed after Kelly's ax Superior Scenery in Death Valley, for landscapes to transmit to canvas, stum- bled across a new gold find, which old time min- ers say will assay $40,000 to the ton. The two small sacks contain ore valued at $10,000, AMPHIBIAN DAYS AT LITTLE ROCK Moving day is still the style in Little Rock, Ark., where the water the city strects as shown in the illustration. the Arkansas river have inundated Even the; filline stations are not immune and the one,shown above is now as accessible to motorboats as to autos