New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1927, Page 14

O A 4 3 ramen ‘_Teli Therr Sto a ; A . i WASHINGTON SHATTERED — Violent ‘\ twister hits nation's capital and suburbs, ing Naval Air Station at Anacostia and hing 2 number of planes to matchwood r its destructive rampage. LInternational Llustrated News) HE'S ‘PRACTICE BAB A STAR—More than a mile of enemy territory has been swept by Al Marsters, sensational back of Dartmouth eleven, in eight It games this sea- \‘ son, Marsters has established a q new record with a total of 1.‘1{:4 e e T of chor throughout per , and so does her pr (International Niu: , Myrtle says s Newsr % o RO OH, DADDY!— Edward W. Browning, famed “Cinderella Man” and husband of equally famed ‘““Peaches,’” spends eight hours a day in New York dance halls, | tripping the light fantas- tic to renew his vouth, (nternational Newareel) ol NLZ NP LNLZ ENDAFNLA TN A o WIZARD — of the late modeled of Los t on dis- Park in o Fadd —Frankie, aged three months number of “mothers” in Drexel College, Philadelphia, whe take care of him as part of their course in home manageme AR ON HATS—DMyrtle Lane, Broadway beauty, calls strike FIVE BROTHERS ON SAME TEAM—Thi G 3 because they're compelled to wear hats per cent Swanson. Reading from left to agent! Roland and Richard, with Erick down front, PREPARING FOR OLYMPICS—Jimmy Swanstrom, though only ten years old, proves the diving sensation of Los Anzeles, as this excellent photograph shows, Jimmy's getting in trim for the 1932 games on the €oast. of 5 quite a AROUND THE MAP— students John Drake, who started two and a half years ago on a world trip from Scattle, Wash., aboard his 18-ton schooner Pilgrim, arrives in London. Untern: nal Hlustrated Nows) CInterna 1 Hlustrated News) s YOUNGEST EAGLE— George Theodore Davis, aged 13, wins Boy Scout i - eagle award, thereby be- ew York soccer outfit is 100 coming the youngest to Zos ght, we see Harold, Arthur, g ¢€ive such an honor in his (International Mustrated News) AR P 4 Ao P e e T e AN N2