New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1927, Page 12

e e Y i 7 AR i E] T0 HONOLULU, . TOGETHER —Both Captain and Mrs. William 15 FEET—Here’s a new kind of aerial thrill. Andre Mercier, French racer, enjoys shooting in- to the air_in his’ car. (International Newsreel) 2 P. Erwin are entered in the contest for the Dole prize of $35,000 for the first persons to fly from the mainland to Honolulu. TO PARIS—John O. Porter plans to hike from New York to Paris—via America and Asia! iinternational Newsreel) CANDIDATE — Charles N James, pilot on the Western air express route between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, is being boomed for the Ilarmon trophy for his reliability and speed record over the course (International Tllustrated News) (Intenational_TMustrated News) / . i REUNITED = First posed photograph since the Duke and Duchess of York re- turned from their round the world eruise shows them re. united with their child, who % was cared for by Queen Mary of England during their absence (International Newsreel RO S ® A SEA OF HEADS—This wnusnal picrure shows a few of thonsands who ;.unmz-fl nu.nulv the povernment bank at Tsinanfu, China, to exchange military wtes for silver Police reserves were ne cessarv to prevent disorders 3 UGN eramen fl - TO MEXICO — Thomas E. Campbell, former Governor of Arizona, -is expected to be named next American Ambassador to Mexico, (International Newsreel) OLD MAID — Mary A. Knapp, of Philadelphia, admits it. She’s 101 and has never been married. ‘Internationat Newateel) R, STIRRING DAYS—The Sacco. Vanzetti case is stirring liberals and radicals throughout the world. Picture at top shows Mrs, Nicola Sacco coming through the Charlestown, Mass., prison gates after informing her husband that he must die for the Braintree murders; helow, shows part of a demonstation against the execu. tion in Brooklyn (International Newsreel, S