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Herald Cameramen Tell Their ‘St § PEACE! — Eliel Liofgren (left), Swedish envoy, and J. H. Wolle- baek, of -Norway, signing the pact that otlaws war in Scandinavian countries, Arbi- tration is pre seribed. p (International Newsres) S —————————— 5 —— WHERE PARIS PAID “SLIM” A MIGHTY TRIBUTLE—Scene at the Hote de Ville (City Hull), n Paris, which gives gn idea of the frenzied ovation aceorded Charles Lindbergh, New York-Paris aviator, \vhpn e visite it to receive the “‘free- dom of the eity.” The picture shows the throng that greeted the late Woodrow Wilson on a ilar ocea reports were to the effect that the Lindbergh reception was greater than that given thé \vg”l;ro dent of the T D — FIRST LOVE Natlian Straus, famed New York philanthropist, is eighty, but, Tie’s taken up trotting horses as a hobby again. He’ll race a stable this season. © (T.1-N.) BELLE — Di. viding French favor with Charles Lind- bergh is Hen. rietta Ford, . American dane- TELL IT TG TIIE MARINES! : er, who now is “The finest fighting unit I've @ g . the rage of the E cver seen,”” was the verdiet passed i i . .. capital. by Brig-Gen, Smedley Batler, (L-I-N.) g after reviewing this detachment of Devil Dogs now patrolling the % foreign scttlement of Shanghai. (International Newsreel) - '>dvmmmm LINDY STYLE — “The Lindbergh bonnet’’ js one | result of the daring youth's THEY DIDN'T “STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN"—Wreckage of a motor truck in which three per § e p - ¢ :fi‘l“ z'zr}{‘]id“:’h(m e sons were killed when it was struck at a crossing near Chicago by a fast passenger train, The : . . one in Chicago, (LL-N) vietims were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller and Henry Smith, all of Robbins, TII. (International Newszecl) § one in Chicago. (L-I.-N.) O —— - ‘VOI"R'I; nl" , X (3,0 TR e S . 5 ] § SMASHES SPEED MARK — Lieutenant Jdent, 03 3 : P g b - ¥ E 2 ° ¢ X ¢ vine, U, S. Navy, “ai Doolittle, T 8. Armpe 0 A siew b the vast thron rhat \ e ol T A recovering from the effecty MTed 0U0 1o see a winner picked { for seaplanes, 13093 miles an hour, .t of making the first “outsid " """ S _'":”"l l'.“‘,"’”'-" T I Hampton Roads, Va. Seaplanes are slower Toop” in aviation history s EVESHOTY (R P he i than overland types; the record for the He did it at Dayton, 0 Judges chose Miss Dorothy Brit © latter is over 200 miles an hour ton, representing New York City, (International Newsreel) 3 1 atiopal News: (International Newsrcel) ! } s for the crown intormatinnal Newsreely 5 oS A