New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1928, Page 12

Cameramen TRAIN RAMS OIL TRUCK—With disastrous results to the engine and cars at Stratham, Ga. @ %fi One man was killed and three injured when o train was thrown from the rails. i (International Jllustrated News) SEA OR AIR—Passengers on North German: Lloyd ¥ steamer Columbus have , airplane put aboard for 3 thejr convenience during 4 cruise in Caribbean Sea. onal Newsreel) YOUNG SOLDIER — Jay Ward, aged six, Legion mascot, picks up manual of arms in New York and practises faithfully so he can join the army when he BTOWS UP. (nternational Newsreel) SINGING A DUET—Sir Harry Lauder, famous Scotch comic, lifts his voice in more or less harmony with Mario Chamlee, Metro- politan Opera tenor, in New York. (International llustrated News) | MAND — Sergeant Joseph Zaine’s the only en- listed man in U. 8. Army to head a military post. He's in charge at Fort Ogden, Utah. (International Illustrated News) i y v i ’ A “STONEWALL'S” GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER— -~ e HERE'S A THRILL FOR YOU—They have to think Pretty Anna Jackson Preston, of Charlotte, N. C,, has ROLLING HER OWN—And quite proud of it is Princess fast when a horse unseats its rider at'a hurdle as been appointed sponsor for the South at general reunion Astrid, attractive wife of Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium this photo, taken at Newbury, England, plainly of Confederate Veterans at Little Rock, Ark. She's as she takes her baby daughter out for an airing in Brussels. shows. descendant of‘famous “Stonewall” Jackson. (International Newsreel) (International Newsree!) PR Tof (International Newsreel) s R . MAKE DEBUT—Nicalo Cesentino, protege of Musso- lini, arrives in New York to make his initial bow to Ameri- cans at Carnegie Hall, New York. , (International Newsreel) IN FETE— Photo above shows the procession of the annual Carnival de Primavera passing through the ., tropical gardens of % Havana. At i f left is'fl\)een a 3 4 uban beauty SPEED KING — Captain ’ ,(a:osing'as --nfi ] Malcalm Campbell and wife, ) A Pearl of the CLEVER — Mil- dred Turner, American girl with ballet at Moulin Ro uge, Paris, acts as in- of London, arrive in New Antilles'’ terpreter for the York en route to Florida, at the colorful otrll:er dancers. where he will try to make festivities. She speaks four ’ “ntemaiona are greeted on their arrival at Dublin to take up Free State duties. In rear, A Newareel) left to right, are shown Captain Copeland, Ernest Blythe, Minister of Finance, and Professor O’Sullivan, Minister of Education. languages. (International Mustrated News) 210 miles an hour in new mystery auto. (international Tilustrated Newn) (Internaiiesal Newares)