New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1929, Page 14

ameramen Tell eir to : THREATEN * BALBO — Here is a part of crowd of anti- . Pascists which packed all streets - leading to" New York City Hall ! in spectacular protest against : reception to Gen- eral -Ttalo Balbo, Mussolini's min- ister for aviation. Several of morc boisterous were ; arrested Internationa) Newsreel . FLEES MUTINY—Two bops > Sy : : : . . e F ¢ and a jump ahead of a. mutin- FILM DELIV- : ; : . o . * \ , . B : ous amy, Queen Souriya ERY—The pho- : e . ! . : : N . 2 3t : : W% (above), of Afghamstan, fled to shows an air- L . o . i : ? with her royal spouse into the plane delivering i ; . . | L fastnesses of the intenor from “raw” negative . . 2 . . . o L 4 B Kabul, the capital. The disaf- to a produang © . : . . . b fection is attnbuted to Her unit working off b it s v e Majesty’s modesn ideas on dress. the coast of Cali- . & 7 g s 3 Internstions| Newsrael fornia on a sea ¢ story. Notice the unusual cloud effect obtained by the camera- Tuteruntional Ll Newsreel LANDMARK FALLS— o A Photo shows steeple of Kl ” House of Good Shepherd, REHEARSING? — 4 ll at 90th street and the Maybe this tarpon i s B8 East nver, New York is doing a little bic [N ; P City, twppling to make of rehearsing in ad- [ ¢ ; B way f;:‘; ‘modemn apart- ;?n = ;:&:,Tm‘:;::: 5 d = e |-lun‘:§|}mmum Hoover in Florida waters. The latter expects to go South for the fishing soon after his arrival in the capital. ¢ Ewing Galloway - P WIZARD OF . ORANGE — Despite his advanced years—he 1s 1 his eighty-second year—Thomas A. Edi- son works 18 hours a % » ‘ f © day in his laboratory G WINS RACE— Y secking a war-time sub- % H R. H, Prince . L s(itulte for rubber. i = . Henry (the Duke nternational Newsreel f ’ 1 ) i of Gloucester), 8 X st T o TRY THIS ' shown upon his i il U arrival in Cape- SBE A eay K town, South Af- i 6 N yhen X“:;Y Ma | nca, after a rec- . § £ s E : Loy ria Andren, o : ord dash throu; ; ] . EETS CHRI | Tt s : R ) ‘ PEAK OF TRAGEDY—Here 1 Pion fgure dat - o oy 8 s e shown being es - : L 2 Peak Ulnich, in Swiss Alps, where er, does it. Th_‘ : - i to unpublished photo of His corted to a fast : 3 < 3 & Mille. Renoux, famous woman moun- girl athlete is i i Highness, the fizhmzh of liner by Sir Wil- i ; 5 tain climber, died of exposure in ter- 500" 0 e . : N Mysore, who welcoméd ¢hy liam Soloman, i ’ » rific blizzard. M Buboin, her com- ?Joma He';"c' of -, ] meeting of the World's Smdcnet . acting governor- Y panion, himsclf nearly frozen, re- . oA olr tixe . . Chnistian Federation recentl, general # o mamcc! with her body until rescuers 'memfi'g:"é::n:‘l : " i m Mysore. He himself is : International e 4 N Newnrecl 4 . g International Newaree) Heyseld Mussulman. inrernationat Newsrest O HAPPY!—That's how the former Miss Alice G. Hall, of Winthrop, Mass., describes her marnage to Allen G. Os- borne a nephew of President ok % : : NAVY'S SAFEST AVIATOR—That's ciaim put for- Macarsk. of CrechoSlovakin ONE TIFF IN §3 YEARS—Take off your hat, you busbands, to Uncle Robert #ard on behalf of Licut. James E. Dyer, U. S. N., who The couple will leave soom on 3 Nevius, of No. 46 Steuben St., East Orange, N ], who has been married 53 years %o Herbert Schifl crophy for 1,251 hours of fiying honeymoon tour of the United and remembers only one scrap with wn'v:,'.: He 15 86 and she 1s 79 without an accident. He's shown at New York City States, Jnternationa Newsreet Hall with Mayor Walker and Mr. Schiff. International Newareel International Newsreel lonal News =y