New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1928, Page 24

A WANDERER — Three- year-old boy who was found strolling Chicago's South Side may prove to be child who vanished from Hammondsport, N. Y., last December. (Internations] Newsreel) A ROYAL DEBBIE—Latest photograph of the Princess Martha, second daughter of Prince Carl and Princess Ingeborg, of Sweden. and sister to Crown Princess As- trid, of Belgium. 1i.nsiionat tnomirated Newns NOW THE TWO-IN-ONE HAT—Latest Paris crea- B ) o § ~ tion is chapeau of two styles. Upper shows hat with 8 AUTHOR ON CANVAS—Flnme Hurst, brim on, and lower with brim removed. It's made of ; 5 e & 4 ! 4 y noted writer, inspects portrait of herself silver lace trimmed with rhmestone.ssmumnw‘N"_mm : h : done by Brynjulf Strandenae (also shown). in New York studio. qipisrnationst niustraed Newsy CLEVER —T(;mmy \ ; Hitchcock and his 4 PIANIST HERE — Mme. ® Lucie Caffaret, well-known pony, Firpo, provide I plenty of thrills at CUBA’'S “LIBERTY BELL”-—Famous relic, French concert artiste, ar- GERMANY'’S STRONG BOY—This four-year-old son ,. gy ‘ e 7~ 1% international polo over 300 years old, is discovered in New York rives in New York to give of Berlin strong man amuses himself by curving iron B i i i i s tourney at Los An- Armory, where it was taken by Twelfth Regi- a series of recitals here. bars, just as if they were made of leather. i . Lo . geles. ment after Spanish-American War. nternationsl Newsreol) o S N g g (nternational Newsreal) (International TMlustrated News) (Internatignal [Nlusirated Nows) READY FOR TRIP TO VENUS.--Here's the projectile in which Robert Condit expeets to fly off this planet to another one. -The machine is nearing readiness at Miami Beach, Fla. (International Newsreel) NEW PRESIDENT - Dr. R ¢ “ - i i ; ite-laden truck Robert Devore Leigh, Wil- iy ey . s . b . 4 jumps driw- J 2s R : ‘ e gt S WATCHING SPEED BOYS—President Fred E. . bridge and 2 Moskovies, of Stutz Motor Co. (left), looks over . sinks at Bos- mystery autos at Daytona Beach trials with Vice ton. ng 'em young. Phyllis Allivine and Miriam R J ring President T. E. Myers, of the Indianapolis Motor s i one of the most difficult feats. Spcedway Corporation. CInternational Newareel) N : NN "}IM NTIN/a, e e ——