New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1928, Page 14

P TSI I W TNIZTNIZ I NIZ | NIZ T NIZ T NV [ NLZ [ N[IZ [ N[/ 7 I N\[72 1T NI7Z T NIZ2 T N -~ 4 ALL THE ACES IN THE DECK—Here is a group of famous fliers which gathered at Bolling Field, Washington, D. C. Eddie Ricken- hacker. war ace, is shown congratulating Captain Koehl, pilot of the Bremen. Lindbergh are looking on with Secretary of State Kellogg. FINE FEATHERS— French mannekin at the famous racecourse. Long- champs. in Paris, wears a snappy light tan dress with an ostrich feather boa French style mentors de- clare it is the latest thing (Internationsl Ilustrated News.: i, YOUTH WINS — Arthur Cleland, 19 year old com- poser. of Vancouver, Can., is the winner of the major award of $1.000 in E. W Beatty prize competition for compositions basea on French-Canadian folk melo- dies Tional Newsreel) Tell Their Story erald Cameramen_ MARY SAILS—The S. S. Mauretania sailed with Be : R e M:n'rl Garden on boerd for another trip to Europe. NEW PORTfP(emier Mussolini, wearing the high hat, inspects & new She seems & be a aun?iey nul'p?n at Littorio, [taly. The airman at the left is giving the Fascist commuter to the old coun- salute. try Captain Fitzmaurice, Baron von Huenefeld and Col. (Internations) Newareel) (Intermationa! Newsres!) «Interastional Newsreel) | DOWN THE STRETCH—The finish of the Dixie Handicap at Pimlico, Baltimora . Md.. when “Mike Hall," at the extreme left, brought home the bacon. (Interaational Newsreeld it ‘ CELEBRATE NEW YEAR—A street scene in Shanghai, China, is full of vivid color during the stilt dancing of the celebrants of the Chinese new year tInternations) Newsreel) CROWNED — “Babs” Shan- ton, of Miami. Fla., is named “Miss Biscay- nia” in Miami’s THE VICTORS—Miss Gertrude Hollenbach, of toly- - G oke, Miss Eleanor Foster, of Springfield, and Miss : T Betty Cudworth, of Springfield, won the titles of best .~ v drum major, bugler and drummer, respectively, of the Girl Scouts of Massachussetts. (Internations) lLustrated Newn ) TEACH AVIATION—The faculty of Sweden’s first aviation school congratulate Mrs. Maggie Flor- man, who has the distinction of being the first woman graduate under their instruction. (Internationst Newsreel) e 7 GREAT GOLFERS—Left 1o right, Admiral Goodenough, Lord Jellicoe, Sir Charles Madden, Firm Seu Lord of Britain. and Captain W. M. James, { he leading naval figures in England, form a\four- some on the Wentworth links outside London. MAKING THE TEAM—Dwight Davis, Jr., son of -the Secretary of War, is practicall, red of at first base on the baseball team at Harvard. He is shown here at m’uti& in Sokl’i:r:.%ield? m \ (nterastional Nowseosl) Unternationst Newsreol) N A I\ R b