New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1928, Page 14

i Cam—é}amen Tell Ther Story -~ f R~/ | /8 ON THE ROSTRUM — Chairman o 2. 4 E Nk, . S William M. Butler starts the ball a- i W = , . rolling at Kansas City with a ot g 3 Mot . " ol st stirring opening address. He is e ) SMASHING THROUGH—This U. S. Navy de- seen here on the speakers’ stand o stroyer is laying a smoke screen in a heavy sea dur- in the convention hall. i - : R ing Navy maneuvers off the Hawaiian lslands. Unistanios Heparag) ; "W These slim crafts find the going rough, but they y Loty 3 make plenty of speed just the same. (International Newareel) NOT TO BE WET—That's the sign they hang on this French sunbathing suit and cap. A pretty gold studded satin costume such as the ‘ i ; e v 4 pretty miss wears is meant. JUMPS FOR CHARITY—H. A. Simmons, of London Athletic Club, S B entirely for synthetic b;u;. goes over the bar in a meet between Oxford University and his club. , % % *, y 4 ing. He is one of England’s best schoolboy jumpers. k ) 3 - B randere i ( Internagional Tllustrated Newe) ; ¢ 3 - g . S N L AN [T 1T\ . A DECADE —G. W. Tschitscherin, people’s emissary of foreign work, is 3 z; 3 > R ’ £ 4 celebrating t}}lle tenth e;n[r‘n- § e & % 3 3 t art of his e . C " RIDES 'EM HARD—Snappy action from men and ;;:i"{o‘li e NEARLY TWINS—As far as looks goes they might be, but ponies is demanded in a polomatch. Hooten Park, has dedicated his life to the BOTH GOOD SPORTS—The Prince of Wales and Lord Lonsd ale are . S ¥ A it § Y ot Sa N ¢ e o s ardent followers of racing. Here they are as they watched a rank out- sk iater Ko iy : England, is th f this lively bit of the bl ] ! L e : are sisters anyhow. The Dodge sisters, Betty and Beth, ngland, is the scene of this lively bit of the blue- service of the comraon peo- sider, Felsted, win the British Derby at Epsom Dw.r,‘..s.',,,,“..,,,. Newsresl) make things interesting at the Follies Bergere in Paris. blooded game. (Internptions! Tilustrated Newsy ple. (Internstional Tllustrated News) (International Newsreel) 7 ot Gaam 4 v amws smme s - SWEETS FOR THE SWEET—Kansas City elephant and Houston donkey are getting their fill of candy. Probably more candy wag consumed by the conventions this year than ever befo Well the women are not the only ones who like sweet thing xbA N ] (International Hiustrated Newx) i cam s+ it st ¥ BOOSTSE BROTHE Mary Van Ness Santa Mon with great pleasurc on the honor which her bhrother Herbert Hoover, ha achieved. She can remem ber the his own 3 2 Gsl:'l:»: PL%NE 'r% LEAD!A:R-—C,-pui;m Allen %.l?mk.hm Au'gheles'nn:nfier ntndcbapgier ,‘é the THEY ALl CONVENE-—Conventio for everyone. Hobo headquarters iasued 8 call for this as- uthern Cross” flight to Australia, signs the ill which gives the giant plane to Captain Kings- [ {h?Aav:Iu,hnfh';:n I;?rphrr(en:f\, Ta;::;; r?‘i'fy. ¢ 'I';‘os are trying to bring \nflueice to bear to help the millions ford-Smith. Andrew Chafley, right, is carrying the precious document to Australia. . (Isternationsl Newsreel) of industrial workers and farmers throughout the country. (Internaticnal Newsrssl) Q) RN [\ & ) > e S f BUSHHONNHISTISTIN NN S .