New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1928, Page 32

| ame ” READY groomed for another trans-oceanic trip. ITS JOE. DEARIE—That's what Venetts Hoots in New York heard over the phone from the Graf Zeppelin when her sweetie ooeph D Jessel who is » passenger called er by radio. Internations) Newsree) CAVEMAN'S MOUSE—Sci- entists will always insist that these bones which Thomas ) Horne of the N.non% Mu- seum at Washington. C is working on belonged to the prehistoric dinosaur We will insist the monster was some sort of mouse. lpternstiona) Newsres) N TG AGAIN—Captain Bonelli and Roger ¢ cockpit of the Columbia at Roosevelt Field. N. Y.. which is being Q. Will futernational Illustrated News FIGHTERS—Governor Al fred Smith of New York and - Franklin D. Roossvalt always worked closely. Their names have always been associated even before they became @ Democratic nominees far S ; Rrssident .fim Newsres # IS i o8 | LN “ OFF AND OVER—The horsi was supposed to make this jump, you know. [t is very evident that V. R. Glen ex- pected to make the hurdle at the Melbourne, Australia, horse " show, but not this ungraceful RUBBER-TIRED COPS—Premier Mussolini reviews corps of bicycle police—called the Metro- politans—organized shortly after an attempt on [l Duce's life. SHOT HIMSELF — This moose took his own picture when he tripped the speed Aashlight a camera-hunter in the Canada woods set for him. 1stersationa) INlustrated News VISCOUNT HONORED—Left to right. in front. are’ Dr. George Alexander. General Allenby. Chancellor Elmer-E. Brown: rear. Dr W Nicholas and General Charles Sherrill at New York University where Viscount Allenby received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. Tnternational lustrated News for the benefit of disabled veterans. luternational News vel LEADS CONTRIBUTORS—Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. first lady of the land. buys the first forget-me-not from Miss Gail Koss of Washington, D. C., Tnternational Newsreel HOLE IN ONE!—This plane nearly holed out when it dropped out of a clear sky to surprise golfers on the Mote Mount Hill course near London. Two women flyers were hurt. OPEN NEW CHAPEL—John D Rockefeller Jr left, and Fredenck Woodward of the Umi- versity of Chicago attend the ovening exercises of the chapel which $2.000.000 of the oil mag- nate's money built. A Marty. M Ascencio and G. Lecadre, left to_right. will add spice to the fight cards for a while. Inigrnational Newaree) W/ READY FOR THE “BIG TIME"—Maybe all these foreign boxers won't make the grade. but J. B. Guis, Interaatjonal Newsreed luternatinne) Newsree! GOING UP? — Yes. Mrs. Louise Thaden of San Fran- cisco will try to go way up in an attempt to set a new alti- tude record for women. Internstiona! Illustreted News [ L DIDN'T GET HER—Mrs. ith Millez, heroine of an d to Australia fight, was saved from the fishes when the seaplane in which she was flying to Bermuda was picked out of the ses near Hampton Roads, Va. International Newsree! ROYALTY MOURNS—Left to right. the Duke of York, the Crown Prince of King of Norway. Prince Valdena. King of Denmark and Sweden march in the funeral pro- cession for Ex-Empress Marie of Russia which was held at Copenhagen, Ansernstisan) Nowsreel T 2T 1 _Z1% T T — e