New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1929, Page 24

g Heal( am_eramen' B . SIS~ TSIATNLAIN - REHEARSING™—Here's a giant sailfish “striking” in the Gulf stream off Miami, Fla., perhaps by way of re hearsal for the coming of the > Wk S Sl Presidens-elect! Mr. Hoover BID HOOVER GODSPEED—Photo shows the com- = mission which escorted President-elect Hoover to the Chilean frontier bidding him Godspeed at Caracoles, . expects to get in some fich- ing when he arrives in Flor- ida after his visit to Wash- high up in the Andes mountains. In the group are ington. - tnternationsl Newsres) Captain Gaston Nef, naval aide to the Chilean presi- dent; Pelix Nieto, under-secretary of state, Mr. Hoover and Colonel Carlos Garcias, military aide to the president. Interuational Newsreel GIANT CARILLON — The photo shows the biggest carilion in the world being from tower of Park Avenue Baptist church, New York City. It is to be shipped back to Eng- land, where it was buile, for repairs. GAS ROCKS LONDON—Remarkable photo taken in Bloomsbury section of London after a gas main had blown up recently. Many houses were wrecked, automobile traffic was disrupted and telegraph and telephone communication suspended for hours by the blasts. Iateroationsl Newsreel International Newsreel WINTER SPORTS THRILL—Far away from the clamor of cities and civilization, these Winter sports en- thusiasts enjoy the thrill of ice boating at Speculator. N Y The crew com- prises Bertha Taboskay, her brother, “Billy,” Sherwood Dunbar and Al Jacobson, all of Schenectady Interuntionn] Newnreel oYy SMILE, PLEASE — While President Coolidge watches an oxen race on Sapelo Island, Ga,, the First Lady amuses herself by taking movies of ‘some of the child- ren attracted by’ the holiday events. She 1s an ardent amasgur photographer. International Newsreel i GETS FILM OFFER—Pretty Marie Delight Weber, god- child of Queen Marie of Ru- mania, can have a career in the movies if. she wishes it. The child is being sought for royal baby role by a prominent Amer- ican producer. Tnternationa! Newareet READY POR BUSINESS—Governor Frankhn D. z 5 2 ; R R Roosevelt, Al Smith's successor in the executive man- BASKING IN SUN'S RAYS—It might be a f PRS0 page out of the life of the Pharaohs, but it isn't nearly so antique. The sion at Albany, N. Y., pl phed as he got down photo shows two fair members of the smart Winter colony at Miami, Fla, taking a “'sun treatment™ atop l:c roof of to work at his desk prior to the i“‘“fi::m]gm}; an exclusive hotel. The nurse in attendance rubs in a lotion which prevents burns. Inicruatibnal Newsreel FROM SKI HILL—If you love the sport of skiing over dry packed snow, you'll want ta join this select company gathered on Ski Hill at Lake Placid Club, N. Y., one of the most famous jumps in the PLANES LAY BARRAGE—Flying low over Aberdeen, Md,, proving : country ground for Chemical Warfare Service, Army planes laid this remark- able smoke screen in a test of new devices. Experts say it will revolu- tionize wartime tactics. Internutional Newsreel Internationsl Newuree! S PROTEGE—"Prin- Eldridge. of Addle . dark-haired, bright- e K Queen Mary e her BEST ALLAROUND MERMAID—Despite the fact that she's only § ? - il 4 — at ¢ SO e T 1ok g 3 ¥ B er fl:{l’f\;\n \Mr;éc; 15 and weighs but 101 pounds, Eleanor Holm, of thc New York PLOUGHS TO VICTORY—Here's Lou Howeel, star of the Eastern football team, going \'.1"» S rincess Mary Mode over the goal line for the second time in East-West game at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. illage Homes The Easterners won, the final score being 20 to 0. International Newsreel c Swimming association, has been named the year's greatest all-around girl swimmer. She is holder of more than a score of cham- pionships. Internations] Newsceel Intcrnational Newsreel RSN