New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1928, Page 14

OLDER THAN THE G. 0. P.—Mrs. Julia Taft Bayne, whose life spans that of the Republican party. visited President Coolidge at the Summer White House in Superior, Wis. As a child she played with the children of Abraham Lincoln. (Internationa! Newsreel) RHYTHMIC BEAUTY—Gir! students of the Hanover (Ger.) Mode! School at the opening of the Cologne Turnfest. Note the graceful gestures of these leaping beauties. Cnteraations) Iilustrated Newsy FLEDGLINGS IN CHARGE—They’re only C. M. T. C. student-soldiers, but if there’s anything lacking in the technique of their cavalry charge a ;eleran of that branch cannot detect it. The photo was taken at Ft. Myer, a (Internationa) Newsreel) ECONOMIST RETURNS- Professor C. J. Bulloch, di- rector of the Harvard Fco- nomic Society, as he arrived in New York after a study of condition abroad. Unternational Illustrated News) Herald Cameramen Tell Therr Story QUESTION KILLER—Dr. Arfhur F. Woolsey, Elizabeth, N. J.. dentist, puffs thoughtfully on his cigar as he answers questions concerning the slay- ing of his wife and two children. He did it because he was so far in debt, he said. GIFTED!—She’s a Scotch-Irish miss from the Lone Star State, but the most remarkable thing about pretty Sharon Lynn is—her smile. Here she is in a “Miss America” get-up. (International Illustrated News) (International Newsreel) [0 “HE FLEW"—That's Charley Paddock’s de- scription of Percy Williams' fleetness in win- ning both 100 and 200-metre events at Amster- dam. The Canadian schoolboy wasn’t conceded so much as a chance by the experts in atten- dance upon the Olympic games. (international [llustrated News) - OUT AT HOME!—Photo shows Bill Terry, Giant first-baseman, being put out at home in the second inning of a game with Cincinnati Reds. ¢Ipternational Newareel) —Sinclair Lewis and his bride, the former Dorothy % Thompson, European cor- respondent, snapped with - Hugh Walpole, English novelist, in the garden of his country home. (Internations! [Hustrated News) SCIENTIST SAILS — Dr. Warren F. Stratman- Thomas. of Wisconsin, who sailed for the Belgian Con- go with a new drug which he believes will cure the dread “sleeping sickness.” (International Newareel) MODERN JOAN—Here is Mme. Chiang Kai-Shih, wife of the Chinese Nationalist generalissimo, who is re- garded by political observ- ers as a power in Far East affairs. The photo was taken at the tomb of Sun Yat Sen. piernationst Newsreens HONOR CADET—Lieuten- ant Menno Hill, of the Uni- versity of Kansas Cadet Corps, who scored the high. est number of points on the Ft. Leavenworth rifle range. He totaled 235 out of a pos. sible 250 points. (International Tustrated News HARDING MEMORIAL—Hundreds of persons are daily visitors to this recently completed pected to be principal speaker at dedicatory exercises, AV/E-INSPIRING—This unusual photo of a South Dakots “twister” was made by Miss Lucille Handberg, of Sher- memorial to the late President Warren G. Harding at Marion, O. President Coolidge is ex- man, S. D., at the risk of her life. It shows the tornado swjrling over the house in whilch Sl'l.e sloll:xght ‘:.ef“ux:, (International ustrat jowi Usterastional Newsreel) I