New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1928, Page 24

CLOUD FOR TEE — This aviator dropped the ball as near to*the hole as he could at West- bury, L. I, and his partner holed it out in the usual way. Novel? (International Newsreel) LEADS FIESTA—Miss Flora Groenow. of German ancestry, has been selected as the Spanish donna by the students at Santa Clara, Cal,, junior college an- nual fiesta. X (International Newsreel) T 8 Rrve, 2K FOUR LETTERS — Steve Hamas has more letters Dthan that in his name, but he is the first man at Penn State to win four “P's” in sports in one year —football. basketball. track and boxing. Untercational | GIVES BLESSING — Pope Pius XI presided at the ceremonies at Rome, Italy, which marked. the laying of the first stone in the College of Propaganda. (International Newsreel) . HOLDS HIS END UP—John Hennessy, of Indianapolis, Ind., is proving thoroughly capable as a choice on the Davis cup team, and great things are expected from this youth. (Internationa! Newsreel) -~ -~ - - - - ) @) @f o ap e mie) ‘T, » 0wl 0@ oy at‘/m L ) Suy w @ &/ g [ X LN KX Kg) ) !lu.;’eaom () ol - @e & = . B *lm g @) vow - ‘e W e JUST A FEW — Miss Adeline MacKenna, aged 15, of Grand Rapids, Mich., can hardly carry all the medals she has won for interpretation of Scottish dan: She has more than 126 medals, not to mcntio}; cups and plaques. (intersational Illustrated News) HUNTING'S GOOD— The major sport of Tahiti is picking co- coanuts. This native boy is clambering up after the luscious 1 Internatio fruit. e MISS SPAIN — Senorita Agaeda Adorna will carry this name to the ' international beauty contest at Galveston, ° Texas. (International Paris. lllustrated News) " 44 W»y HEAP BIG—You bet the kiddies are interested. Chief “Little Wound.” of the Sioux Tribe, of South Dakota, is telling some Boston, Mass.. youngsters all about his tribe in the wild and woolly west. (Internutional Miustrated HERE'S YOUR ANSWER—If you are dyed-in-the-wool radio fans, you would have A been wondering where “Gamby” had gone. Her real name is Marie Gamberelli. She has given up radio performances and gone back to her first love, dancing. This Usternational Illustrated News) IN FLIGHT—This French seaplane is due to start soon on a flight to America via the Azores under the command of Lieut. (International Ulustrated News) ‘N’ EVERYTHING—These pajamas feature a silver cloth waistcoat and gold cloth trousers. However, without Marceline Day they wouldn't look quite as well. (International fllustrated News) HOUSE BABY — At any rate he is the youngest member of the venerable French House of Deputies. M. Rauzy boasts this honor at age 25. (International Newarea)? WINNER SATLS—Miss Agnes Davis, of Denver, Colo., winner of the national radio singing con- test, is shown here as she sailed for Europe for operatic training in Paris, Gernany and Italy. (Internationas Newsreel)