New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1927, Page 12

e e b i R R T A SOP S SO e el B -e’,»rzfld Cameramen lell Thes GER) Y'S GOT FEVER—Germany’s interest in aviation rivals that of America; despite the fact that none of her sons participated in r@cent flight achievements. An example of what Germany is doing; a three-seat Dorunier and a fifty-five-seat Dournier Super-Wal n NONE HOME — Everybody e R s o %t happened to be SUN LADY—Mrs. Ward [ . out when these Leigh, sun worshipper, is : ¥ 3 . g g i s 5 i two buildings building a glass house at B oo Ay 7 . . i ¥ b : < 24 collapsed in Nyick, N. Y. A six-foot DICK GRACE’S TWENTY-SECOND CRASH—Dick Grace, Honolulu-to-San Francisco flier, learned & h " ) ; sggfil C;z:‘f: ;‘;flefizgfiq xtofmasye (;1:1:; a lot about airplanes in the movies. He deliberately crashed in twenty-two planes for a movie 4 "‘ g ‘ i ¢ (International ~ . : 3 $ 4 ; Nowsreo aeighbors. thriller, and suffered not a scratch. Picture shows his last bust-up, (International Newsreel) 3. Toteraatloml Newisaly LONDON’S-NEW FIFTH AVENUE—Regent Street, Lon. don, is now England’s finest shopping district. Picture shows the street after it was completely rebuilt and form. | ally dedicated by the King. (Intérnational Miustrated News) ne » TR WANT DAD! —Albert and Bobby want their daddy back, and he’s . coming-home as ast as he can. B Y : . . ‘ i e He is Lieuten- CEASELESS — Anthony ' p . : ; ’ r ant Albert Fokker, Dutch designer who . 4 < : : [Iggenp erger, built the plane Commander - o e 3 E 5 * ) : who ]?flotod the Richard E.- Byrd flew to . . foo " ;u'my; p;‘uue . e il HizCpRand g mungpline - - . \ 40 ! N om San Fran- | yoUNGSTERS BREAK REGORD — Bern Lieutenant Lester Maitland 3 . 4 \ 5 cisco to Hono- Phyllis Zitenfield celebrate their record mnll:inlg;es‘:fi flew to Hawaii, is building y i lulu. His home from Albany to New York by Kissing gheir mpther. a ship for a flight from ‘ S ; ; ) s at Castle Mo thirteen-year-old twins swam fhe Hudseg | ; \ . ) : ol son in Seam?’f“? goflfi‘fifumimm, 3 . ; : i B ; e . 4l I“lf:a‘ivn 31{3:;' O fifty-two hours, forty-one minutes, or four hours pternal 3 o 4 A Newsreel), faster than did Lottie Schoemmell, i ? (Internation: S P it SR e s }**% MELLON AT REST—Andrew Mellon (left), Sec: retary. of the Treasury, is on a vacation. Picture shows him sailing with his son, Paul, on an Italian ip_for Europe, (International Newsreel) SIGNS UP—Once Antonio Vanna Razlog, an immi- grant, worked on New York docks. Now his voice has won him riches. He’s signed a contract to sing at $1,000 ¢ —_— PR P i WA e a concert. Ie’s twenty- IS LONG HAIR COMING BACK !—Tmporters must think so, for imports of hair nets from China THE seven. - ewyy 1aVe doubled since the first of the year. Miss Bianche Mayer, expert in the textile division of ¢ (ternational Wustrated News) the Department of Commerce, examines samples. Al RN Y G 2 2 A Zal o % A ——: “MUSSOL{N}” FAMILY OF SPAIN—General Primo de Rivera still holds a position in Spain similar to that held by Mussolini in Italy, despite reports that he plans to retire. New picture shows him with his sister, his three (International Llustrated Newslsons, and two daughters. R ] at ewareel)] |