New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1928, Page 14

ameramen H AP P Y—President- . elect Herbert Hoover on the stepe of his home at Palo Alto, Cal., with | his wife and grand- daughter, Peggy. short- lwy,-hu his arrival from 'ashington. Taternational Illustrated News SMASH ENDS WORLD FLIGHT—Here's the “Europa. sister ship of the famous “Bremen,” after being forced down by fog at Tokin, Japan, where Baron Von Huenefeld and his pilot abandoned their d lans for a trans-Pacific flight. International Tjlustrated News MAY HOLD JOB—Secre- taty of Treasury Andrew Mellon casts his ballot at Pittsburgh in the big vote which elected his new boss. The Secretary is expected.to continue, in his present posi- tion. PRI -2 Sl BURNING UP THE DOLLARS—Five hundred autos for Buffalo. N Y.. residents had just arrived on barges to the unloading docks when this unwelcome visitor. fire. prevented them from being delivered. Tnteruational Newsres NOW TO CONGRESS— Mrs. Ruth Pratt of New 2 . says he had to exercise to keep his weight NEW YORK LEADERS—Herbert H Lehman, left. Lt. Governor elect of York was elected to a seat in WHAT'S THIS JACK?—Jack Dempsey e ’ : g down. but his appearance in training tog% Ney York. and Franklin D. R. el 3 MAR TEAM—, he only New York be defeated el d # . ew York. and Franklin oosevelt, center. successor to Gov. Al Smith, gl:?s:imky :gxfuinur hoAu‘: S‘;a:: ;u.r'z':r:n: l:u::yan el;-l):;::zl:ooneF:v;l:n; election €ay at Stillman’s gym, New York. has set all congratulated by Maurice Bloch, right, one of the Democratic leaders Interutiona) Newsrest sorts of rumors ‘a""“"hfim"f_'n Nowsroa ©f the Empire State. Congress. She is one of seven who now hold this honor in the country. International Newsreel Joternational Newsreed e VERY HAPPY—Vice-President elect Charles Curtis, nght, beams happily as the returns at Topeka, Kansas, as- - sured his election Suteruations) Newsreel A DIRECT ROUTE 90 — Will take you across highest high- way bridge over the Grand Canyon just below Lee's Ferry, Arizona, on the highw-y into Utah. 1ateruationat tustrated News ENDS LONG TREK—Scout Augusto Flores reads the log of his two-year hike trom his e Cobe e o . ONE FOR JAPAN—Rademachet of Germany con- i it NEWY Y‘”’;‘- His long jour- Z 72 GET OUT AND GET THE AIR—There's nothing gratulates Tsuruta, Japan, after the world’s record WHY NO VOTE?—That's what Washingtonites want to ney "' "'d to set a new rec- . . " like the open air to chase the kinks out of your muscles holder was rather easily beaten in the 200 metre know This shows a part of parade in protest against ord for “l':‘:’r::"x:l“&::‘fiml : so these snappy dancers take their training right out breast stroke at the International meet, Tokio. statute which prevents residents of National Cavitol from | 2 ..s vnder the sun of Los Angeles. Iuternational Newsree? ABSTREUA Sevsiod S VI Luternstional Newssoal