New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1928, Page 16

e = TR FROM A MASTER—This enterprising heavy. Von Porat, gets ' a word or two of good advice from Jack Dempsey on how to use the short left hook at a Chicago gym. Jack used this blow with stunning effect. as many fighters can tell you. AT WORLD'S BOTTOM—Sir George Wil- kins, famous Polar flyer, embarks from Monte- video for his base in the Antarctic, where he will explore the unknown lands of the South land Pole by airpl 6'0 Toternstional Illustrated News y i Newsroel KING STEPS OUT —King Michael I, child King of Ruma- nia, is warmly greeted by big crowds on the streets of Bucharest FENCING CHAMPION—MIle. Holst, right, Danish fencer, being congratulated after defeating her English nval, Miss Butler, for the Alfred Hutton cun at London. KEEPS SHORES DRY—Not physically but Jegally. The U.SS. Chelan, largest vessel in the coast guard service, is making ready for her Jong trip to Seattle, Wash., where it is on duty. ADDS HIS BIT—Edward J. Marvin, first clase passenger on the ill-fated Vestns, tells his story to the Board of Inquiry at the Customs puilding in New York. S International lilustrated News | Newsreel BABY GOES A -HUNTIN —Princess Elizabetb in the arms of her nurse, with her mother. the Duchess of York, attends her first hunt at Yorkshire, England. Ioternational Illustrated News International lllustrated News Ewing Galloway NATION WORRIES—This recent ! photograph shows King George of DOWN WITH ALCOHOL—Here's part of the propaganda spreading the doctrine of prohibition 1n Soviet Russia These “Volsteads™ are secking to abolish vodka, the national drink International lllustrated News England in the uniform of the Black Watch His present illness is caus- ing a feeling of alarm among his subiects. Newsreol! ASSUMES POST HERE—Alejandro Pandilla, Spanish Ambassador to the United States, his wife and daughters arnive at New York on the first trip of the Spanish vessel “Marquis de Comillas.” SLICK TOOTSIES — Judges finally decided that, of the 2,000 pairs of fect they exam- ined, those belonging to Miss Anne Fraser were the “most perfect feet in San Francisco.” Totergational Illustrated News, HIGHLY HONORED—Pro- fessor James C. M. Hanson of the University of Chicago is made a Kmght and Comman- der of St. Olaf by Consut Olaf Bernts by order of the King of Norway, for his contnbu- tions to modern library science foternational INustrated News TO THE BANK — Lord Charles Cavendish. son of the Duke of Devonshire, one of England's richest peers, will join the staff of an interna- tional banking concern and learn how to gather in the pennies. o with Newsreel W ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY—Here's a view of the huge crowds in the Red Square, Moscow, dunng the celebration of the I1th anniversary of the October revolution which gtagted Saviet rule in Russta. 1ucernationsl iinstratod Nowe NGRS