New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1928, Page 20

“-= 1900 Marshall Street. M8 RF2 " ¥ HAIL BREMEN FLIERS—Here are only a few of the airplanes which participated in a sky parade in honor of Baron Gunther von Huene. feld, Capt. Koehl and Maj. James Fitzmaurice as their ship docked at Bremen. The “three musketeers” of the air now plan a tour of Germany before separating. ki i i BRIDE TO BE—Charming Diane Cumming, daughter of the United States sur- geon-general, whose en- gagement to Manville Kendrick, son of Senator and Mrs. John B. Kendrick, of Wyoming, has just been announced. (Igternational Iilustrated News) i Cameramen Tell Their Story NOMINEE AT HOME—When the Democratic national convention concluded the business of nominating candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, Senator Joseph T. Robinson, of Arkansas, the choice of the delegates for second position on the ticket, left with Mrs. Robinson for their home in Little Rock, Ark. They're shown above in the plum orchard in the rear of their pretty home at No. (International Newsreel) - REACHES FINALS—They used to refer to ‘em as representatives of the “weaker sex,” but TENNIS FINALIST — Here is a good action shot of Ben Gorchakoff, of Occidental, who de- feated Berkeley Bell, of Texas, in the semi-final round of the Intercollegi- ate Tennis Champion- ship. He will meet Julius Seligson, of Lehigh, in the final round. (International Newsreel) FLYING DOCTOR—Dr. El she plans to fly across the includes El Paso, Tex.; New Orleans, and Jackson, Miss. STUNNING CREATION—Miss Grace Brinkley is a charming picture in this gown which combines the transparent rayon velvet in the skirt with a silver bro- cade bodice. Shimmering rayon chiffon is used for the long shoulder scarf that falla to the wrists and is “International Newsreet - caught there by a ieweled band. (internstioes) Nowsreald that’s hardly a good description of Gladys Colernan, of Harrisburg, Pa., who has shot her way into the finals of the marbles championship tournament at Atlantic City. John Selzer, of Pitts- burgh, another semi-finalist, is pictured with Gladys. fInternational Jilustrateq News) \ AUSTRALIAN SMACK—That's what greeted Capt. Sir George Wilkins, famous North Pole flier, when he arrived in New York with Lieut. Carl B. Eielson, U. 8. A. The pretty irl shown rewarding the hero is Miss Suzanne Bennett, fierself a native of Australia. (International Newsreel) izabeth W. Neil is pictured in the cockpit of the plane in which continent from San Francisco to Charleston, 8. C. Her itinerary (Internationa) Newsreold Rl B i 1 FAVORITE PASTIME—Since Bebe Daniels moved into her Summer home at Santa Monica she may be found almost any afternoon when she isn’t working riding in on the crest of one of the Pacific’s best billows. The little star is quite an expert at surf- planing. nternational liustrated News) OLYMPIC CONTENDERS—They're a formidable Y e X BIRDSEYE VIEW — The “Empress of Australia,” flagship of the Canadian Pacific line, as she ap- peared to a flying fhom- rapher while passing up the Solent to Southampton. (Internationa! lllustrated News) INVENTOR HOME-—Dr. Lee de Forest, famous radio expert, hesies still greater development in the field of the movies. He is pictured ar- rivintg to:mm an extended 1tices) Nowsrest) tion, are appearing aggrega the members of the University of California crew, pictured above in their . shell in the Schuykill River ready for their first workout in preparation for the coming Olympic rowing trials. The men are—Stalder, bow; Brinck, No. 2; Frederick, No. 3; Thompson, No. 4; Dfllyc(;::.‘!:i Workman, No. 6; Cald- well, No. 7; Donlan, stroke, and Blessing, PRSSRROPSETS S Unternstionsl Nawsroo!) AN LN LN LN L TN LA