New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1928, Page 12

Their Story -~ BROKE SIX RECORDS— Left to right, Pilot Reber, Machinist Lowery, Ma- chinist Townsend and Pilot Gorton, all of the Navy, drove the U. S. Naval fly- ing boat XPN-12 to six new records with a useful load of fuel. (International IVastrated News) HOLIDAY FOR KANSAS--The Capitol Building at Topeka, Kan., will be the center of a State-wide celebration on Notification Day. when Senator Charles Curtis re- ceives official notice of his nomi- nation for Vice-President. (International Newsreeld SEALS SACRED EARTH—General Gouraud, Military Governor of Paris, places the seals on the urn of earth from Barthelement, Lorraine, where the first Americans fell in the war: from Ver-Sur-Mer, where Commander Byrd landed; and from the tomb of Lafayette. The urn :ivilll }:).e placed in Rodman Wanamaker's tomb at Phila- elphia. (International Newsreel) Lm L IN WASHINGTON—Mme. Robert Constantinesco, wife of the Rumanian Consul in New York. has been among the recent visitors at the Capitol. She is noted in social circles for her excep- the Olympics. tional beauty. parrim & Ewing WATCH HER—She’s a record breaker Fraulein Wittman, of the Charlottenberg Sport Club, of Berlin, Germany, is shown breasting the tape for a new women’s 200- meter record. She will bear watching at (International Newsreel) MODERN SCHOOL—This_beautiful Russian dancer, Halina Dorsowna, premiere dansuese of the Opera of Warsaw, is interpreting the modern- istic school for the edification of the Parisians. (International Tllustrated News) ON HER WAY—Little Mollie Hoban, aged 7, of New York, has been able to swim and dive evér since she could walk. Don’t be surprised if you see her on the next Olympic swimming team. (Internationsi Newsreal) NO, IT IS NOT A TOY—This exceptionally fine camera study shows how King George's racing yacht, the “Bri- gnill;"dlooks from the air while racing off Harwich, ngland. (Internations! Illustrated News) o GOT TOO ENERGETIC—Jean Borotra, the Bounding Basque of the French tennis courts, overran one of the linesmen during the Wimble- don tournament with the results shown here. Nothing stops Borotra when he is making a hard get. (International Newereel) AMONG THE FASTEST—These snappy little out- ¥ board crafts are shown starting off at Rye Beach. N.Y. “Baby Jack,” in the foreground, was the win- ner of this race. (Intornationsl Newsreol) S SN & NN/ /N ] CE RTINS Pe— e S e it HOW DO YOU DO—Cer- tainly you know her. Mrs. Mortimer Davis, the Ros- zika half of the Dolly sis- ters, is almost hidden under her heavy coat of tan at Deauville, France. (International Newsreeld Doro- thy Poynton, of Hollywood, Cal, is on the high seas on her way to represent the United States on the Olym- pic swimming team, she will have a birthday making her 18, but still the young- est on the team. (International Hiustrated News) LN N L AL/ L LN NI NIANL N