New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1928, Page 28

e 1 o) o ey WORK WELL DONE — Here is Berthe Tisset, general secretary of the French Y. W. C. A, receiving the Legion of Honor decoration from Andre Brouzet, French Con- sul in’ New York, for her service in France. AT TRIAL—M. T. Ever- hart, son-in-law of Albert Fall, as he appeared at the Teapot Dome oil trial at Washington, D. C. (International Newsreel) A 1 MR A % FLAMES RUIN CHURCH—A night fire destroyed the Christ Lutheran Ckurch in Jersey . - City, doing $50,000 damage, including the organ, valuable paintings and windows. i (International Newsreel) EES Lo RS e LN ] T O TR 1 R 1 |V W g ; | Smi and o HOLDS 'EM— % w Miss Constance “sw& T uce, beautiful "> American dancer, is winnirig Pari- sian favor despite frowns on Ameri- can performers. i International Hiumrated Newa) AUTHORITY—Dr. Forrest C. Allen, known interna- tionally in the game of bas- ketball, is the newly elected president of the National Basketball Coaches Associ- ation. WIDE OPEN SPACES—A thrilling rescuc at sea was made by the Swedish freighter Korsholm, when six 18 of the ill-fated Canadian schooner General Byng were picked up from their foundered craft. (international Newsreel) # = T ~¥ : T . CALIFORNIA’S WINNING CREW—In the season’s first regatta on Lake Washington. the California Stalwarts defeated the University of Washington eight. Above, | to r.. Pete Don- lan, stroke; Bill Thompson, 6; Al Rydlander, 5: Carol Dressler, 4; Francis Fredericks, 3; Jack Brincke, 2; Dick Hayes, bow. Huber Caldwell rows 7. (International Newsreel) (International Newsreel) ZIN T 4N L _ZIX T 71 T 1y [ N\IZ T NIZ [\ [/ 4‘(4‘.“;0» o 8 ALWAYS IN TRAINiNG—Here is Bat- tery A, 16th field artillery of FFort Myer, Va., doing “battery front” during their praclice maneuvers Cinternational Nawareal) N\ 1T \IZ7 T \I7 | o R WS 4 S SEES OPENER — E. S 3 oy 5 3 ; & x . - Barnard, of Cleveland - = 2 g e i b , T4 . . FIT AND READ Y— ',’Z,Z;i’,‘jfi"fg",f,»g';,"fo:',’,’:;g’{fij 7 ¢ b oL Thomas A. Edison, genius T AINIZTNIZ TN see Senators lose to Red Sox in the first game of the season at Washington. WHERE DE SOTOI BEGAN—A sunrise service Easter morn brought out 20,000 people to the sands of Miami % 01‘ Beach, Fla. (International Newareel) inventor, looks very well at age of eighty-one after a trip over the Tamiami trail at Miami, Fla. (International Tllustrated News) WALKED WITH CZARS—Serge _Dimitri Evita, of Moscow, once a favorite stage star of the late Russian Czar, could find no part in Paris productions, so he became a “sand- wich man.” (International Newsreel)