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

| rd Camen Tell — er'e'lAllu‘émar’y Widma;l. pretty Un/iv'ernity of Wash- co-ed, demonstrating the fine art of keeping cool. But then ‘veclining in the snow in Paradise Valley, nearly a mile above CInternations! Newsreat) s g i i ik FESAVERS' HELMETS—The queer oxygen helmet whic! man,C. D. Potts, of the Los Angeles department, wears in the picture e e b e s, Potis bacing Jus tbts. But it works equally well as & diver's helme aving just “theo- ALL ABOARD! — Walter Joseph rescued Miss Betty Beatty from dro “!,,'H‘,f.'um. TEusttaiet Sawa) Smith, grandson of the Democratic . o 5 s ! nominee, is being helped aboard “Sam Houston” by his proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. The donkey was a gift to Governor Smith. tInternatione) Newsree!s MOUNTAIN-CLIMBING !—The beautiful San Bernardino Moun- tains in Southern California, with a huge, tri-motored passenger plane in the foreground. Cucomonge Peak is in the distance. (International Illustrated News) 5 " HONOR FOCH — Where invading armies billeted a little more than 10 years ago was held the feast of the “giants of the north,” or huge dolls. which inhabitants of Flanders marshaled into a procession in honor of Marshal Foch. (International Newsresl) S8TAR RETURNS—Dainty Katherine Ray. of the Broadway stage. returned on the lle de France from a vacstion on the Riviera. You can tell that she mude a detour en route home to take in the dressmakers’ shops of Paris. Unternations) Noweresl) Ther Story TIGHT SCRIMMAGE — Here’s a tense * moment in the Junior Nationa! Polo Cham- . | pionships, showing the Old Oaks, of Rum- sun, in uction against an all-Philadelphia four. The former won, 18 to 4. (International (llustrated News) ‘ON THE 'om y, Australian challenger, isn't any too fond of the grind _*"of road work, but he goes through with it ‘just the sume. Here's the big fellow with im Hennessey. his trainer. (Internationa! Newsree!) achieved by these young Philadelphia ath- letes, who are limbering up th oux&l: bodies on the roof of the Pennsylvania o letic Club. (iaternationst Titustrated News» PAINTS “OPEN SPACES”—Here is Mrs. Carrie B. Allen, who, in her capacity as afficial artist to “CANDLE OF THE LORD' —That's What Californians call the beautiful shrub Yucea, one of which pretty Paulina Archer is admiring on the outskirts of Los An- (Internations! Alustrates News) WHEW, HOT — But Senator Jim Watson, of In- dians, predicts a Repul can.victory just the same. bly he reasons that the electors won't blame the torrid weather on the ad- ministration. * (Internationa! Nowsreet) the Department of the Interior, has painted the cornfields of Kansas, the snow-capped national parks and the ‘apple orchards of Washington. The canvaas & FE—— TS R S e SR A MR S T S 4 e e J S A i E WS s a g )M S M @ poOOPDS p— MO AL PTG SRS - g -a cm e s 4 e