New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1927, Page 14

- STOR HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR : When hetdets his glasses on his nose’ and assumes-his wisest air,! with one paw on the revolving globe, “Buck” has all the appearance| of a savant. A lot of kids would rather have “Buck” for a geography! teacher than the one they have now, O Chosen as “Miss Point Isabell” in the Galveston beauty pnxeunq Katherine Enness elected to pose against this unusual background as representative of her home city, ‘which is spending millions of dollars in improvements to establish itsclf as the newest port and' playground of Texas 3 4 e R A T “TACOMA, WITH MOUNTAIN FOR BACKGROUND ernment, controls the drawings for the lottery through 4 which Mexico will raise funds to develop new roads. The' lottery form of gambling is a recognized government in» A Promising Youngster dustry.in Mexico, —NEA Service, New York Bureau These are the three monoplane entrants in the American trans- ‘Atlantic non-stop race from Long Island to Paris. At the top {s the Wright-Bellanca “Columbia,” to be flown by Bertaud and Chamberlin; in the center is the tri-motored Fokker “Amer- ica,” in which Commander Byrd and Bert Acosta will take oft; and below is the “Spirit of St. Louis,” the Ryan ship in which young Captain Charles A. Lindbergh is to go alone. SHE’S 18, AND LOOKS IT A new view of the Washington city with one of the Ranier Park’s snow-capped peaks, 60 miles in the distance, making a beautiful setting for the town on the plains below. i e elow. Inherit Fortune . SWELLED HEADS IN CALIFORNIA 3 Jesse Lasky says that Louise Brooks (above,) who has been appearing in vampire and Spanish roles, is one of the five best junior stars now acting for the screen. Latest Picture of Mrs. Ford o Underwood & Underwood —NEA Service, New York Bureau F'Ya ‘chicken, is Betty, 18-year-old hen who lives in Cincinnati, and jWhose age is certified because she emerged from her egg on the ybirthdey of a daughter to the family which-owns her. Betty's.egg- \daying days are over and she spends most of her time reciting to ‘@h. her fox terrier companion, her belief that'the world is ot Margaret Miller smiles victoriously despite her overheated tootsies after winning a “Black Bottom” distance contest at New York. Before the police stopped the affair because one contestant fainted. Margaret black bottomed 39 miles in 6 hours. (whet it was when she was young, HOLLAND TAKES NEW TERRITORY FROM THE SEA ; : Miss June McCormick, California beauty, is shown above seated on ot 5 = the crown of. the biggest “hay kelly” ever made. Its size is 37% and the circumference of the brim measures 15 feet. - Six yards of _ribbon were used for the band of the hat which was exhibited in Los -Angeles, ALL THE COMFORTS GF HOME : Meet Lord and Lady Cowdray. S5 . ‘They inherit one of the largesy fortunes in Great Britain since Lord Cowdray’s father was Eng land’s oil king. the John D. Rockefel'er of the British em dire. Sir Robert Baden-Powell (left,) founder, of the Boy Scouts, recelves a statuary tribute from the Swed- ish ambassador in Ldndon, repre- senting the Boy Scouts of Sweden. on his 70th birthday. 2 5 L 5 Photographs of Mrs. Henry Ford are extremely rare. Here is -— — — — After two years of work enginecrs have completed the b g of a huge dyke across the fame her latest one. It was taken during the course of a campaign Luxury in air travel is exemplificd in this buffet lunch car on the yZuyder Zee, which will cut off the waters of the North Sea add approximately 80 miles of land to to raise $1,000,000 ir b8 CEeEg celfar ildi London-Paris airplane line. The pl: h: i ! : o F 78 5 35 $1,000, in Detroit for various welfare buildings for 1 3 e planes have a capacity to carry #be Dutch kingdom. [n this picture the new dike is seen, st ing from Weiringen to the mainland. women. Mus. Ford is taking a prominent part in the campaign. 20 passengers, with baggage, and run on regular daily schedules, \ ¥ v .