New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 20

NEW PORT — Last bank is blown up and now Miami, Fla., has A-1 port of entry. (International T L) News OLD STARS REUNIONIZE chers get together at meetings of big leagues New York and chew over the good old d. Left to right: Nap Rucker, former Brooklyn ace; Dick Rudolph of .Boston Braves fame and Ed . Walsh, spitball king of Chicago Whit o HULA GIRL—Aimine Von Tempski of Maui, Hawaii, author of “Hula,” makes her first visit to United States, now stopping in Washington. She’s just completed another novel. (International Newsreel) THEY LOSE NO TIME—five minutes-atter zaming daivorce, Mrs. : John J. McCabe of Atlantic City, N. J., becomes the wife of Norma‘r Brokenshire, popular radio announcer, in Washington, D. C. Here's | a pose the radio couldn’t transmit! ‘International Newsreell FREe ¥ L ALL-AROUND GUY— TURKEY'S VICTORY STATU (arrow), Turkish foreign m or, presides at FOR BRIDESMAID — Alice White, picture player, looks charming indeed in this brideésmaid’s gown of ivory tulle-and lace over flesh satin. The bodice is of exquisite lace and the bouffant skirt has tiers of circular ivory tulle GIANT HARDING MEMOIAL——BeautifuI $800,000 sef)ulchre in which will rest the late President Harding and his wife is rapidly nearing completion in Marion, Ohio. It will be dedicated by President George Knap, French minis- try official, has seven trades and is an expert at all of em: ° (1), consulting en- gineer; (2). electrician; (3), architect; (4), botan- ist; (5), physician; (6), as- tronomer; (7), opera com- ceremonies attending unveiling of nation’s .new flounces. 3 / i Victory statue at Ang R, (International IiTustrated News). " e Coolidge next Summer. poser. (International Newsreel) STy CORP&—Z\Iaior-Ceneral Tires T Poolet [ohttema FREAKISH BUT SPEEDY—These new power-boats are rather odd in ) ] . it design but they certainly can cut through the waves. Tiny speedsters are sworn in at Washington as head.of Army Air Division. Picture 2 i . ] to right: Brigadier-General Wells, Major-General Summerall, Assis- #° 3 L v i fast becoming popular, especially in the waters of Los An‘g:c‘I e n . nternational Newsrce cretary Davidson, Lieutenant-Colonel McMullen and Maior-General 7 0 P T /NN IAN NN LN I N IANLTN L1\ A}I‘OtNISTS CALL ON COOLIDGE—Members of the Zionist organization x; otoed leaving the W)ntg House after paying their respects to the Presi- ;{cnt‘.' Front row, left to right: Sir Adrian Bailey of the British Embassy; Rabbis Meir Berlin and B. M. Uziel of Palestine; L. J, Schwefel of Wash. ington, Back row: M. Carfincle and Rabbi L. Noyich i _plunge in the water as Glendale’s tilting team pokes through thei cipe for , Les fenses in annual contest held at Newport Beach, Calif. (jnernauena Newsreen Ganital faenatt * (International Newsreel) SRS ONINTRSA N TR/