New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 20

HUNTING GOES—Here is Colonel Charles A Lindbergh in another perfect takeoff, this time in an am- phibian plane. With Harry S Guggenheim, the Lone Eagle hopped for a bit of quail hunting with Governor Byrd of Virginia. Right, the fliers. laterastional Newsrve) : CHAMPION STEER — Here are Clarence Goecke and his siter. Anne, of State Center. Ia.. t bidding farewell to country's champion steer which they raised and sold for $12.000 Smart kids, Clarence and Anne International Newsrest S— RARE NEWS PHOTO—His Majesty, Emperor Hirohito of Japan, is shown above 1n open carriage as he visited imperial shrine at Ise following his coronation at Kyoto phoned from San Francisco. WINS BAR HONORS—Onc of few women ever to be ad mitted to practice before United States Suprame Court 1s Miss Margaret Lambie, attorncy, of ‘Washington, D. C. She passed stiff exam with flying colors loternstiousl Newsreel The picture was tele- International Newsreel and AT&T HE FOLLOWS OLD SOL cman 10 the middle smiling youn ness, and he g Hooper (left) and Lewss Scott on hinks of Hillcrest Country club near Lots of snowbound folk will envy the For golf is Johnny Farrell’s busi- here the playing 1s good Photo shows him with Harry tan d Cameramen ISHED! — Photo shows bridge washed out by floods 500 miles trom Ma- dras, in India Into this yawning chasm went an entire train carrymng rail- way officials and rescue workers. To date bodics are unrecovercd luternational Newsreel | Therr Story IN WAR GAMES President-clect Hoover's “good will” mission will be follow- ed by greatest war games the Navy ever held off coast of South America. Fieet will visit many ports in - terest of better under- standing. Above, re- markable photo of de- stroyer laying a smoke . INFANTE SEES- CADETS--The In- fante Alfonso, of Spain (second from left), is shown re- viewing the West Point cadet corps. He praised the smartness and efh- ciency of the em- bryo officers. Interoational Newarev) RACEHORSES PERISH IN FIRE--Desolate and bleak looked the fam ous old Fairmount track as Tony Folcy, St. Louis sportsman, looked it over following fire which cost lives of 17 thoroughbreds Cause of blaze is unknown International Newsreel BOSTON CAPTAIN - “Little Paddy™ Creedon, Brockton, Mass., boy, who has been chosen as cap- of Boston college’s 1929 cleven, He's a star halfback. International Newercel International Newsreel screen International Newareel BRAKES “"FROZE™ Above 15 wreck of C. & E 1\ suburban train anda fast PRR mail train m Chicago, I, yards. No onc was killed. Othr- aals aunbuted “accidentto “frozen brakes ™ Interoational Newsreel TESTS AIR FOGHORN -U S dirigible Los Angeles shown hovering over Navy's Lakehurst, N. J., flying field during tests of “super-directional horn™ which 15 similar to that used by ships at sea. The hom, distinctly heard from a distance of 10 niles, is contained in box n foreground Interndtional Newereel BASKETBALL ACE -- Phota shows Joe Schaff, of Philadel> phia, who captains Umversity of DPeonsylvania’s basketball squad. The team 1s preparing for intcrcollegiate schedule. Tnternationsl Newsreel: FAIR FENCER—Pretty Mar- 1on Lloyd (above), of Brooklyn, N Y, runnerup in Olympic fencing championships, will participate in series of United States-Canada matches this Winter International Newsseel DIVES 318 FEET—Uncle Sam’s biggest “tin fish," the V4, as it returned tnumph- ant to Portsmouth, N H., base after making a record ¢ diveof 315 feet. It rested on ocean floor for 21 minutes. 1 Juterastions) Newsreel