New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1927, Page 28

P N N N P N P |t r eI~ 2N crald ’ A TWO PROUD FAMILIES—The heroes who flew from San Francisco to Honolulu are shown here with the families who prayed for their success. They’ll be reunitgd soon. Left to right: Lieutenant and Mrs. Lester J. Maitland, Mrs. and Licutenant Albert F. Hegenberger and the Hegenberger children. Untemational Megaree!) GENII OF THE ATR—Three aeronaufic wizards whose work made the recent transocean flight possible are shown here 3 in one picture. Left to right: Charles H. Colvin, inventor of the earth inductor compass used on the flights; Anthony Fokker, designer of -the Fokker planes, and Charles L. Lawrence, president of the company manufacturing the wright whirlwind motors. (International Illustrated News) ROYAL GRIN. t a royal care, apparently! Newest om R ‘WELL'BLOWS UP—AND HOW !—Remarkable picture snappe EER T d as one of the Cali- fornia oil wells of the Associated Oil Company blew up, ejecting tons of mud and sand into the air. Damage estimated at $100,000. AND NO INJURED!—Two trains on one track, and going in different directions. Here's what resulted, though no one was injured. It happened at Harvey, Tl (International Newsteel} (nternational Iilustrated News) LIKE MAMA! —Roberta ! Starr = Semple, sixteen-y e a r- old daughterof Aimee Semple MecP herson, Los Engeles evangelist, is an evangelist herself. Picture shows her call- ing Chicago from sin. (International A PATHETIC STORY—Floyd Bennett, from his room in 3 New York hospital, broadeasts his story about Commander Richard E. Byrd and his three companions as they fly from New York to Paris. Pathos was added by the fact that Bénnett, who flew with Byrd over the North Pole, was prevented by injuries’ from going on the transatlantic trip. ‘Untcrmational Hlustrated Kows) OUT -OF HOCE—A child may not be ‘held for a bill, .is the ruling of New York courts, returning Llewellvn Phillips to his. mother, Mys. : Natalie Phillips, who had not paid his $150 boaré bill. ¢ (Internationa: Newsreel) ROSE—QGeorgia’s new gov- ernor started life as & country doctor, riding a mule to visit patients. He's Dr. L. G. Hardman, now seventy and a millionaire. (International Niustrated News) picture of the Prince of Wales, caught in a jovial mood. (aternational IHustrated News) i COLUMBIA WINS INTERCOLLEGIATE RACE—Columbia defied dopesters to win the intercollegiate varsity races in the Hudsor River at Poughkeepsie. Picture shows a tense moment during the regatta. . (International Nowareel) FIREMEN DEFY DEATH—Poison fumes overcoming six of their. companions did not check firemen in their battle ‘against a fire that swept a New York warehouse, doing $300,000 damage, .Picture shows emergency treatment given the casualties, (Interaational Newareel) ST BACK TO PACIFIC—The Pacific fleet, after extensive manoeuvres in Eastern waters, i§ massing again in home waters, Picture shows the 8. 8. Pennsylvania going through the Panama Canal (Intermationsl Newaresl) ZIS LIS LIS LN