New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1927, Page 14

BN N P N P N N P N VN P devil of the air is the French s ret, who in the smallest plane ever built and with 200 quarts of gasoline hoped to tly from Paris to Moscow «International Newsreel) e —— LINDBERGH IN FRANCE! — These new actual photographs tell only a part of the story of Charles Lindbergh’s arrival in Paris. Above shows Lindbergh autographing cards for French officers at the Le Bourget flying field; below shows Lindbergh, accompanied by Ambassador Herriek, saluting the French flag on a triumphal trip through Paris, (Internationa) Newsreely sy SENORA CALLES RECOVERING—Senora C. the President formed on her n Los Angeles mg care for her alles, wife of from an operation per- Her danghter Alicia is help- Mex1eo, 18 recovering {International Newsreel) i S — WHERE CAL WILL STOP- — High in the Black Hills of South Dakota nestles the Sylvan Lakes Hotel, on the banks of Sylvan Lake. President Coolidge will spend his vacation at the State Game Lodge not far is probable that he will receiy, T —— *‘BE PREPARED, " SAYS COOLIDGE—The United States mnst stand ready to protect itself from foreign aggression, President Coolidge believes. expressing his sentuuents before a buge throng in the Arlington Awphitheatre. STILLMANS BY MARKIAGE—Lena Wilson, eighteen-year-old Canadian, girl, and her 0-be are shown discussing plans for Miss Wilson's coming marriage to Bud Stillman, son of James A. Stillman, wealthy banker. Picture, taken at the Stillman home 3 (International Newsreel) R —— ey A PALACE BATTERED—The liner Malolo finished its maiden "voyage this way—n tow of tugs. The liner was imued by the Norwegian- freightér Jacob Christensen off ouneeticut while on its way to New Yerk after launching. \International Newsreel) -~ ] Grard Old Pare Scnhuhs O SV ————————— CHEER FOR THE THIRSTY He's shown centrated at Windsor, Canad, (International Newsreel) Fresta wotiy A RECORD—Mrs. S.C, El- liott-Lynn, Britain’s first woman pilot, holds the alti- tude record for light air. planes. She’s shown with the altimeter that recorded her flight to a height of 15,000 feet. (International Newsreel}, KILLS GENERAL—Captain William P. Richards (above) shot and killed the Liberal Nicarauguan General Ca- bulla in the streets of-Chin« andega, Nicaragua. Richi- ards reported that Cabulla was intoxicated and that he fired in self-defense. (Tnternational Newwreel) ~Vast stores of aleoholics are being eon- | i now that the provinee again. Picture shows the unloading of reserve of Outario is wet supplies International Newsreel)