New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1929, Page 16

ir o i A -y, e s P e, T e D S SUNSHINE FLIER DERAILED—View of the Sun- shine Special shortly after accident just South of Pales- tine, Tex., which resulted 1n derailment of several Pull- mans, a diner and chair car. One passenger was killed and several injured. Tnternational Newsreel DECORATED — Grover A. 5 : Whalen, high voltage police . . commissioner of New York RARE VATICAN TABLETS—Photo shows 2 view down City, is shown receiving deco- the Gallena Lapidaria, or Hall of Tablets, in the Vatican ration of Commander of the in Rome. The hall contains a collection of more than Crown of Italy at the hands of 5,000 heathen and early Chnstian inscnptions, the collec- Emanuel Grazzi, Italian consul- tion of which was begun by Pope Clement XIV. They general The honor was in were built into the walls under direction of the learned recognition of courtesies ex- Gaetano Marini. tended by Mr. Whalen to rep: vmemominnins resentatives of the Italian gov- ernment. Internationsd Newsewel International Newsreel DIES IN CAVEIN— Vito Catellaneto, 40, la- borer, died like a rat in 2 trap when Holls, L. L, sewer excavation caved in upon him. Tbe photo shows body being re- moved by fellow-workers lnternationa) Newureel DIZZY JOB!—E. J. Stanley iRl R jacks, are g spire of a lofty church tower at First avenue and Pifty-sixth street, New York City. Interuational Newsreed GET TROPHY— Here is Mrs. Har- vey S. Firestone pre- - senting cup to win- | § ning Miamy, Fla, polo team after opening of the Win- . ter season tourney $° ; A i On the winning HONORS HIS BOYHOOD HERO—Commander Richard Wlelsre hercon i sons, Raymond and enough 1n New Zealand to pav tribute to gallant Captan Robert Falcon Scott, Leonard Billy Post English explorer who died in the Antarcic Photo shows him delivening eulogy to and T Warren. his boyhood hero 1n front of Scett monument tuternational Illustrated News Internatiounl Newsroel G HEARSAL— Hedda Hopper, IN RING DEBUT — The actress, watching TO WED SIXTH—Mrs Nel- hie Eliaby Doyle. of Jersey City. N ], coyly admits divorang her twentytwo vear old fifth hushand as a necessary prelim nary to tnpping to the altar with No. 6 She's 49 and wealthy International Newsree) her appearance in a mirror the while a dicta- phone records what she 15 say- ing in a talkie rehearsal It isn't i A0 ; GAME BIRDS SANCTUARY—In the heart of the thickly-populated The area 1< patrolled to ward off poachers ' L ¥ PRAISES U S FLIERS—General Italc Balbo, Itahan munister fof air and nght hand of I} Duce 1n all matters concerning aviation, shown as he viewed maneuvers at San Dicgo air base L tor, Rear Admiral A. H Robertson, General Balbo and Rear Admural J. M. Reeves. International Newsreel r £ R North Shore distnct of Chicago 1s located this paradise for wild fowl, a preserve consisting of “made” marshes 1n the centre of Lincoln Park Internationn) Newsreel above photo shows Anthony J. (Tony) Drexel Biddle, “400" manager of Rene De - 4 Vos, shaking hands with Announcer Joe Humphreys ring just before his charge’s Nebraska wildcat Internationn) Newareel Ty ELECTRIFIED! — Photo shows Patrick Shea, Cambndge, Mass., traffic cop, wearing onec of the clectric traffic signals on his breast The device flashes red, or S T-O-P, whenever pushes a button. International Newsreel ¢ DIE ON GRADE CROSSING—Runs of a an Madison Square Garden bout with Ace Hudkins, the * Olsen, the dniver, didn't hear the crossing bell. ONCE A JOHNSON!—John- son's a grand old name and pretty Verna Mane, of Brock- ton, Mass., is that she won't have to change 1t when she takes a husband. You see, she's going to marry George Edmund Johnson, navy depart- ment engineer. Internations) Newsreel uto 1n which two men, two women and two children the officer met instant death when struck by a Soo Line passen ger train on an Oak Park, [ll., grade crossing Henry luteruational Newnrcel