New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1928, Page 12

| Camer heir Story He N2 | S| - WHAT ABOUT IT?—U. S. Am- bassador to France, Myron T. Her- rick, left. and “Big Bill” Tilden discuss some of the finer points of tennis during the play between Italy and the United States at Auteuil. France. (International Iiustrated Newe) ROCKET PILOT—Max Valier, the Austrian scien- tist, is going to be the first to fly in rocket-plane which he has invented in spite of the undreamed rate of spead it is expected to gen- erate. He beiieves the At. lantic eventually will be crossed in two hours—may- be less. <international Newsreeld ZTN\lZ TN TNLZ LN YOUNGEST WHIPPETEER — Charley Bethesda, Maryland, with his “longtails,” Blaze and Tom, who will carry his colors in the whippet races at the Rockville, Md., Fair derby. (Harris and Ewing) . ! e HEY, HEY'Jurgis Skinderis, 104, does a mean tap dance on-deck of the liner Lithuania to celebrate his arrival in United States waters. He’s over here to grow up with the country, Jurgis is. +Tnternational Newsreeld ACTIVE—Mrs. Mabel Wil- lebrandt is back at her job of Assistant Attorney Gen- eral in Washington, D. C. Many Republican women have asked her opinion on the dryness of the Republi- “spotting” a target at which, Italian can candidate for President. artillerymen are firing in the Summer She is the active leader of maneuvers. The marksmanship demon- the legal dry forces, you strated in the practice was pronounced know. excellent. {ters aiahn el Memareat (International [llustrated News) COMFORTABLE !—Boston youngsters cavorting sans bathing suits at Calf Neck, Dorchester Bay. Remem- ber the old swimmin' hole chant of “last man in is—?" ¢International Newsreel) ROYAL MOVIE STAR—Little King Michael of Roumania may find himself lonesome for his i grandmother, Queen Marie, if she carries out her A avowed intention of going into the movies. Word from Hollywood seems to point to a royal visit. | (International Tilustrated News) BACK—M Theodore . 2 Roosevelt, Sr., has been < o g - ’ - L% « traveling extensively for - x ‘%@ %1 S > 7 ¢ 5. . i) Yice Health, She was look: i fon A S S o B Y B ?’}?M A R A W % -~ ing exceptionally well as FRIENDS PARTED—Samson and Delilah, the lion and the dog which lived in the same cage at REHEARSE CHARGE—Here’s th k ’ i ghe ]eft’the big S. S. Majes- the Johannesburg Zoo for more than two years without a single domestic quarrel, were parted re- hearsing a charge. Notice the lance‘; fv‘;,aiih m&'igedfiffigf&tfl,fimnfiwhfi %ifi tic at New York. cently when the former showed signs of temperament. Scientists consider the strange “friend- were the spectacular performers at the Imber Court Horse Show and Tournament. i V1 NE LIS LIS L o