New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1927, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, HERALD CAMERA-MEN MATES DAVIS AND WOOSTER DEATH ELIM: Pl and their plane, \.'Iu'fl'{‘ prize. Back From China Woodbridge, 20 yea l out of civil she savs of vall has been fo hina by the \ulmg China, Lent on exclusion foreigners. New Prexy cal cumed actor, is umhumi to her down at the grand jury hearing on the murder of w which she is said to be the cause. Photo above shows her with her four-year-old dau Valerie, in a recent pose. Paul Kelly, who faces trial for the killing, is shown in inset. HE STARTED SOMETHING o, President of Fairmount College and the University of Wichita for the past, five vears, Dr. John D. Finlay- son has resigned to accept presidency of the Uni. - of Tulsa, at Tulsa. Pe¥fection voted i ok above), Nnor in RELIEF TRAIN MARGCONED IN FLOOD (!«. photo Transmission by A. o waters uuurh 1 ial view of a re How the rampant Father of ndreds is evident here in the sc. >photoed to New Yorl *tr the Herald, T. & T. Wire) f feet below, marooned 's has swept -standing NEA and dis- Ignoring the deadly menace of a forced landing i an NEA photographer made this rem in the ) ppi flood area at Simsboro, away or undermined homes by ti houses. Rushed to Chicago, this p ind destruction through the southwestern states for we i example of P | what the latest cyclone did to many farm buildings at Corrland, READY AIM; FIRE! \I'\(hmo ;:\mm s in the pmpotu:x] war for the newest news. A dozen of the score - s trial in Long Island City, with the snip- ers w ho m an U 1S ne »\\Ilhnl umllel\, all set to go into action. MOVING DAY IN MICHIGAN The simple life in its practical application is the habit of Ld\\md Smith of South Haven, Mi .\mdm r a new job, he decided to go to Detroit. So he \\om, as the picture shows king with him all his e ¥ Pposs and his mother, in his ramshackle xaxt which he dragged the 200 miles between South Haven and Detroit, on foot. ons, TELL THEIR STORY FLOODLANDS, AND NEXT GREAT DANGER SPOT @ ( . MEMPHIS PINE BLVUFF JACKSON (&, ST FRANCISV u.u: N\ \ @ BATON ROUGE PLAQUEMINE "' OONALDSONVILLE NEW OHLEANS © (Copyright, 1927, This map shows the flood-covered districts of the south and the delta at the mouth of the Mississippi country, the next great dan spot in the river's unprecedented rise. From Memphis to Vicksburg lies one vast waste of swirling Greenville, Helena and other towns have suffered the greatest floods in their history. tefugee camps are being concentrated in this region, and preparations are being made to cope with the dis- aster looming farther south—in the delta region around New Orleans—where the waters threaten more destruetion. STORM FELLS WHITE HOUSE ELM e One of the historic old elms in front of the thte House grounds on Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, was blown down during a recent storm, actually brushing a passing sedan in its crash. Skillful driving by the chauf-; feur averted further damage. THEY COULDN'T GET IT OUT Ambitious Japan, wishing to own a chased a sisior ship to the famous Norge. The ship was built in its hangar, as shown above. After it was finished the startling discovery was made than no entrance had been left sufficiently large to permit the ship to leave the hangar while inflated. The distressed naval authorities, had to tear the side out of the shed to meet the emergency. dirigible, pur-