New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1928, Page 12

| 7~ I N1 | NI T SEZ TSEZ 1 N1/ “BOMBING LONDON"—Here's a photo of one of giant planes which recently “destroyed” London in a hail of bursting “H. E.” and poison gas. Below can be dis- cerned the famous bridges across the Thames and por- ; tion of metropolitan area itself. (International Newsreel) R ARSI ~ ok DOES DUTY WELL—Senator Key Pittman, cen- ter, notified Gov. Al Smith of his nomination as Democratic choice for President at Albany, N. Y ! Mary F Carney, of Kansas, left. and Mrs. W W. < Hietzated Fipea) ! _jamilton, of Montana, right. are prominent mem- | bers of the notification committee. (Internationa) lllustrated News) “DYNAMITE” —“Baby Face Jimmy” McLarnin, of California, hghtweight, who packs high explosive in either fist, who may be matched with Irish Tommy Grogan, of Omaha. to de- termine which will take on Champion Sammy Mandell (nternational Hlustrated News) GREETS HIS LEADER— Paul Siple, Eagle scout of Erie, Pa., meets Commander Byrd in New York, ready to follow his leader ‘into the :nurctw» (Internutional Newsreel) HE DON'T CARE—In fact the thought never entered his mind although Alfred Smith Trainor, of Boston, Mass., claims to be the first baby named for the Democratic nominee. (International Illustrated News) SOME STRIDE— This long legged speedster, G A. Lowe, shows how his length won the Olympic 880-meters for England. (International AGROUND—S. S. Ecuador hard aground on reef the vessel’s plight. FRIENDLY ALREADY —Peter is new to the London Zoo but a year-old ele- phant doesn’t take long in making |, friends. He knows Kathleen, the baby rhino, after he’s been there a few hours. Internutional Tiustrated Nows) 7 CHAMPION HOLDS A CHAMPION— Matt McGrath, Lieutenant of New York Police and former Olympic cham- plon weight thrower, picked up Eliza- beth Robinson, Olympic 100-meter win- ner from Chicago, bodily when he met her when the Olympic athletes arrived in New_York. “International Newsresl) fl /— ‘\’; 5 th the Hawaiian freighter Pennsylvanian (left) standing by to offer any needed assistance. 1 Stron]z inshore current is blamed for (Internationa) fllustrated News) TO WED HOUSEKEEPER — Prince Eitel Friedrich, second son of ex-Kaiser, who will espouse the Coun- tess Mellin, his housekeep- er. The prince was formerly married to the Duchess So- phie, of Oldenberg, now the wife of Police Captain von Hedemann. (Internatl 1 Illustrated News) THRILLING RIDE— Pretty Sheila Macdonald, daughter of former Pre- mier Ramsay Macdonald, of Great Britain, shown in the cab of Canadian Pacific engine en route to Lake Louise, Canada. Trainmen pronounced her a chip of the old block. interationa) [llustrated News) ALL DEAD—Heroic ef- forts to rescue the doomed crew of the [talian sub, F-14, recently sunk in the Adriatic, were of no avail. This picture shows the bat- tered hulk after being raised with all hands dead. (International Newsreel) ) / \ ’ ) 4 N