New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1928, Page 14

OFF FOR WORLD TOUR—View of the steam- ship Franconia clearing its New York dock for a cruise around the world with a record-break- ing number of passengers aboard. (Intern; al Newsreel) COFFEE BY THE GALLON—Albert E. Baker, of New York, shatters world record for coffee drinking by stowing away 280 eight- ounce cups of black “java” in four and a half hours at Milwaukee. (International Ilustrated News) GETS THIN ON CANDY—Lina Basquette, well known dancer and film player, solemnly swears she keeps her weight down by nibbling half a pound of bon bons per day! Now laugh that off! (International filustrated News) 65k i R % Ainiiis THROUGH THE DOORWAY—Pasadena, Calif., boasts a new City Hall, done in modified Mediterranean architecture, and here glimpsed through a portal of the public library. (Internationu) Tilustrated News) i o . s S IN BAVARIAN ALPS — Unforgettable figure of Christ is mantled by a coat of snow, just outside of Munich. (International Newsrest) SNAPPY GAME ON SNAPPY DAY—Here's a swift bit of play snapped perfectly by the camera during the svccer game between New York Giants and Bethlehem Steel at New York, in which the big city team emerged victorious. ¢internationsd eel) - o 4 I3 &« a4 , NEW ERA AHEAD—-Ruth Nichols, &, . "y of Rye, N. Y., who flew success- | fully to Miami, Fla., predicts gen- eral use of planes by business men within the next five or ten vears tinternational Newsreel) GUEST LEADER-— Mau- ‘e Ravel, France's leading imposer, arrives in New ¢ i Vork to appear asconductor FRST INTQ TRIPOLITANIA—Helen Lioyd Preston, of New York (left), and Miss of - symphony mchexytras D. Quincy Smith, of Washington. D. C., are the first American women to penetrate in- th,.t‘{yhom the country. to Tripolitania. Here they're shown in Italian Army uniform. inteinmtonal lilustrated News) . AInternationd! Iiustrated News) seem to have conquered her sense of humor. AR g\ By, / ( » ) ) —) " 7 v G alZ i Wil O:o;:‘\' o= == SPORTS WEAR — Spring must be around the corner, judging by this new crea- tion pour le sport, made of season’s newest duotone cashemere with skirt of crepe. (International Ne OVER CHANNEL—Latest aspirant to swim from England to France is Miss “Laddie” Sharp, 17, a do- mestic, of Hove, England. She’ll make attempt under newspaper supervision. (Interngtional Niustrated News) “AND SHE'S A CHAMPION., TOO!—Mille. Unger Valentine, Swiss skating champion, proves that even the best of 'em have their off moments, although her tumble doesn’s (International IMustrated Newad