New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1928, Page 20

| Herald en Tell Therr Story MOVING DAY £ - —Like any other houscwife, Mrs. § Franklin D. Roo- I sevelt, is an ac- § complished “packer.” Here she is preparing to accompany her distinguished hus- band to the gub- ernatorial man- sion in Albany N.Y Internatlonal Newsreel PATHFINDER — 7 Mme. Stephania j i 3 . SR Mariceano, noted o, ; i ik AR Rumanian scientist, ON TROPICAL ISLE—Photo . ‘ ) BN has staggered the shows President and Mrs. Cool- 7 i & 5 E gnybu_rds ."f Eu- idge, with their hosts. Mr and ° . . 4 b} 5 Gt rope with discovery | Mrs. Howard E Coffin, on portico f ’ i of a way to make of Coffin home on Sapelo island, i . o oo Wficul radium. Sh_e off the coast of Georgia, whither [N i . s utilizes the sun's they went for a holiday vacation ¥y . . rays in converting Internationn) Newsroe) X 2 H BN certain metals con taned in radioactive elements Interuations| Newsreel FIGHT CHURCH FIRE— Flames went roaring through the First Baptist church of Ash- mont, Boston suburb, and be- fore they could be brought un~ der control damage estimated at $50,000 had been done. The. photo shows firemen .quelling the blaze. rateruationat Newnreet RUINS OF OIL REFINERY—Two firemen fatally injured, a score of others more or less seriously : hurt and damage exceeding a half million dollars. That was toll of blaze which raged through Car- negie oil refinery at Heidelberg, Pa., the ruins of which are shown above. International Newsreel “MISS ILLI 7 e b . o THE WIN- & NOIS" — Far * . = - . 5 . . . . NAHS—L. twr, from the wintry # . S . the winners in winds and snow - : . : : the barrel race, of her native 1 ) £ ! } i 3 ¢ ¢ held on the ice at state, pretty Viv e a 4 i 7 3 Lake Placid Club, ian McMaster, ‘S8 . ¥ i NC) 4 N. Y., at open- winner in aestate- : # ; ¢ ; R . ing of the winter wide beauty com- § d L 4 i % R - . sport season, petition, smiles d g . g : # A A ‘. Helen Taylor,of AUSTRIA HONORS HER— her delight at , K , . . 1 G Bryn Mawr, first, Mme. Olga Rudel Zeynek welcome accord: ; Y CARERNEE - TN ) ; Katherine (above) was recently elected ed her at Miami 2 . ’ .© Wnght, of Phila president of the union council WX Beach, Fla. She's _ delphia, second, of Austria, the highest repre- COZY, CLUBBY, COSTLY'—Here 1s the completed new home of the an awation en- % G J : e * and Vera War sentative office in the gift of New York Athletic club, at $9th street and Seventh ave., a regally costly thusiast, you'll : g , x basse, of Brook the republic. A noted author, structure said to be the handsomest of its kind in the world Its member- observe. o o 5 ” ) " lyn, third she has stood for Steiermark : - Interpationsl province for years. ship includes several hundred millionaires. ¢ Internationsl P Internationa) Newsreel iy PR i STRICKEN MOTHER — Mrs. Fredenck Kiesow, No. 645 Mel- . X B HONOR ROALD AMUNDSEN — @ .. . rose ave., the Bronx, New York Sir Edward F G Ponsonby . P .8 School children and teachers of Oslo g B 4 4 City, recetved a note demanding Keeper of the privy purse for i . @ @l Norway, shown gathered together to do s i y ransom for her daughter, Doro- England’s monarch, he supplies % honor to memory of Roald Amundsen, A HUMAN EPISODE—Little Coral Matthews, of Mel- thy, 14, after child had been miss- | His Majesty, the queen and [N 7 explorer, who gave up his life in an bourne, Australia, waited six hours at Berwick Show to ing for three weeks. Writer hinted others of royal family with ? % g attempt to rescue members of the il present this bouquet of flowers to the Prime Minister, Mr. that child would be done away | pocket money fated Nobile expedition Bruce, whose wife had been taken suddenly ill. with if demands weren't met. International Newsree! 3 A ;i International Newsrcel International Newsres! ' Laternstional Newssoel HE PAYS AND PAYS—But that’s not a tragedy for Colonel d