New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1928, Page 14

e WORLD'S MOST FERTILE SOIL-ZThat's how scientists describe land along shores of Lake Okee- chobee, Fla., the “Sugar bowl” of the United States. The photo shows cane being planted in the rich black soil near Clewiston, Fla., center of the industry. Internations| Newsteel o 7 o 2 SPORTING PEERESS—Here 2 aew it of Lady Lud- low, Eaglish sportswoman L and owner of a racing stable famous on the contnent. She L b largely responmble for many o RS of Britan's curf ceforms. A TBLEPHONE EXCHANGE NOW - Intenor Intarnstisns] Newsres) of Protestant Epuscopal church at Kilbum, Eng., i which has heen converted ineo the Pamre Hill celephone exchange Here are some of the “hello o " at work. FIERY SPECTACLE Flames (OB : @S st their ok b roared through the $4,000,000 i — church under construction at i i i : G Riverside Drive and 122d street, i New York City, and, driven by DRAW FOR FIGHTING [RISH-—Here are Jim (Shamus) Maloney, a 50-mile an hour gale, all but of Boston. and Con O'Kelley (nght), of County Cork, 1 che audst destroyed it. The edifice was of a slugging bee dunng first round of thewr bout in Madison Square \ built by funds largely provided Garden The fight was called a draw % by John D Rockefeller, Sr International Newsreel ol Internationa! Newsreel HOLD BOAT 25 - e DRILL - Phoo ; i N .7 DECORATED—james Speyer, shows Ufebour dnll : : % ! head of the international banks . . Yo — . aboard the Canadian L 4 ng trm of Speyer and Com- J i % siosds . % Paafic liner Duch . ; : pany, who was decorated with t . . ess of Bedford. now . . i : che Hungaman Order of Merit, T . on a crumse in the ¥ . o } seoond clas, with ear, by THE BANGTAILS ARE OFF!—Yes, it's the opening event on opening day at Havana “Brght : . . Wesxt Indues. ? : Count Lazlo Szechenyr, Hun-~ Spangles” is shownwinning, with “Bucephalus” second and “Hobcaw™ third ~ Record crowd was on : intaruationst Newsrool § ! : gaman aunuster to the United hand. 3 Internatianal Nawsreel : . States. (nternationsl Newsreel “"ROSIE” IN A NEW ROLE-—Here's “Rosie,” famous tramned elephant, drawing apparatus of the Miami Beach, Fla., fire department as all of the children pile on for a ride International Newsreel {7 KANSAS ROYAL TY—Earl Rowland, 0 - 3 / , trans continental i 5 . FREAK OF NATURE--Lacking a - / air derby wnner, AUTOGYRO IN FLIGHT— w lengths of iron pipe. a Gunten, % . and Miss Arlene For first time in the United y. farmer hollowed out a ik { : Goodrich, as “king States, an autogyro, a wingless ¢ g s poplar tree twenty years ago and “ . of the air" and > airplane, flew 1n a demonstra- mbedded 1t over his artesian well The i “Queen Petrohia,” HISTORIC HOUSE MOVED;;l'h: old John Hicks house, erected n 1762, is tion staged by a trio of English young tree formed roots, began to grow respectively, n Kan‘ ghown being moved from 64 Dunster street, Cambndge, Mass., to a new loca- pilots. Here is the strange craft and soon boasted a good-sized trunk. . g7 o ¢ b "% sas’ aviation and oil yion 3¢ lon and. South ods for & = the over Philadelphia airport. 1 Now it attracts the curious from all over : 2 4 ; celebration. Boy streets. Eu transfer were provided by International Newsreel Germany. Internations! Newsrset LSO i . Satersationst Newarsat Ci0bRge Historical Society. Tateraational Newsred v ¢