New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1928, Page 14

“Herald - AIR SHOW THRILL—This leap of F. W. Johnson. navy parachute king, was one of features of National Air Races at Los Angeles. Remarkable photo shows another gob about ready to jump as Johnson “slips” his ‘chute so as to . direct its descent. Tnternational Newsreel + IN GALE'S WAKE—You shud- .+ der involuntarily at this proof of hurricane's fury in playground of the “400.” Photo shows section of heavy tile roof lifted bodily from one of Palm Beach mansions and deposited at foot of shat- tered palm tree. International Newsreel i me it A NEWEST WRINKLE IN POLO—Aero polo played with large. inflated ball and racquets instead of mallets made its debut recently when British army officers staged » match at Rochampton, Eng. It looks exciting. i International [llustrated News DOGGONE HAPPY 1—Ever see anything prettier than this basket. ful of prize Eskimo Spitz pup- i ok b Bt s pies? They're l’"“', “l,“biud s BRING UP THE ARNICA!—That was next thing on program after by thewr owner. R. V' Sinclair, Jimmy Taylor's painful spill in dirt track racing at Crystal Palace, London, Washington. D C','(pn"ll'“fl,‘"j ) while attempting to shave a corner too close. But the gritty racer went R right out and won the next event. Taternatonel MR NowS: AH. GEE, FELLOWS!—William Ranieri, kidnaped Chicago boy. 1s shown here with his staunchest friend and admirer. Prince. following his release by members of Mafiosi band. Boy and dog couldn’t look any morc contented if they tried. International Newsreel b MONTHS IN ARCTIC —+Here's Donald B. McMil- lan, famous Arctic ex- plorer, as he appeared upon arrival in New York after a year and four months in the ! frozen North. He was one LIFE-SAVING DEVICE—Jack Gardner, diver. is shown leaving anr chamber of Simon Lake's submanne salvage ship, the “Defender.” Inventor claims de- vice will avert future U-boat SWIRLING DEATH—This remarkable photo of a waterspout was taken by Sis Eric Geddes. chairman of Imperial Airways, Inc.. while a passenges on flying o boat “Calcutta” from Southampton to Guernsey. Eng of speakers at R adio The dark funnel and its swirling mouth are dreaded by tragediés by speedifg up rescas 3 I B World's Fair. mariners next to an Indian ocean typhoon. work 7 A luternational Newsrcel International Iustrated News Interuational [llustrated Newa LY T N YOUR PAPER SIR!— Pretty Katherine Kaull, Uni- versity of Kansas co-ed, ‘gets up at 5 o'clock, dons above costume and sells papers over five-mile route to pay her way through college. She's taking fine arts course and expects to be an illus- trator some day 5 International Newsree, STARTED PENNY . LUNCH—More than twenty years ago, Miss Ella A. Walsh, of Cincinnati, started first penny lunchroom for schoolchildren. She serves hot cereal for a penny and an ample mid-day meal for ve. International Newsreeh