New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1927, Page 14

— Came s R T e i A R TWO CARS, ONE TRACK—Authorities: are, investigating the -head-on .collision of two street cars at Dayton, Ohio. "Six per- sons*are dead and thirty injured. (Taternational Newsreel} NEW WAY—Ernest. Udet, greatest of the living Ger- man war aces, is “planning to fly to the United States. IIis._route is from Munich to New York, via the Azores and the Bermudas. (International Newsreel), R e L ENOUGIT —Anna Lewis, ‘of Beverly Hills, Mass,, wit- e ¥ nessed the siege “ 3 . . ; nd tu of ica, built by Rnd;nag 5 - - ? . 4 ? ?\Isnkifizvp 'xghi)m. R # ‘Wanamaker in 191 P e 4 : ‘ —— ‘ : he's gl’ad to be IN SOUTH—Rear Admiral with _tbe expectation}; * b ?r XEE'S‘ ‘DAR IITER' WEDS — Charlotte Delight- Vanderlip; o f-afely out of the David Foote Sellers is new t!ut it would be the A - daughter of Frank A. Vanderlip, New-York banker, is now Mrs war zone. protector of Americans in first_to fly to Eur- Norton. Conway. Pjcture, (Interoational Newareci) Nicaragna. He ‘succeeds Rear Admiral Julian Lati. (Tntomatinnal Nawarosl ¥ mier, (International Nowsreel): , taken at ceremony performed by Rev. Arthug Wild.e at Scarsborough, N. Y., shows Louis Gillespie, best ‘man, producing the ring. i TOURING —~ The RS-1 js i shown shortly before its de- parture from Scott Field, Ilinois, on a tour arourdd Eastern Statos. It is te go as far as Boston before re. rNing, (InternationalNewsreel) BRING ON YOUR C€COWS!—Genera Leonard Wood ‘(left) and President Coolidge pose in cowboy hats presented them during the Woods visit at the Sum: mier White House in the Black' Hills of South Dakota. Below, Mrs. Wood is shown ‘with Mrs. Coolidge. (International Newsteel) SN s GIFT! — Mr and Mrs. Theodore W. Kenyon, of : Brookline, Mass.. are spend- ; b L ing their honeymoon in‘the ; o ; § 5 : K gN BUSINE?IS-—Vafn Lear Black, an clonds. Kenyon gave the 3 . r . 4 irdl . American, 18 flying fromr Amsterdam to is 1 4 Batavia on business. Picture shows his 1 plane _juxt before take-off and. inset, & Black in the cabin. (Tternational Newsceel) plane to his bride on their wedding day (International Newsrcel) A N L s e e