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

2 ¥ sl v B . HERE'S WHY —Major Spatz is taking you into his confidence and show ing just why the "Ques ¥ DUCKING RICE — ' Here's Lina Basquette, now Mrs. ] P Marley, and her husband dodging the rice shower given them by friends after therr mar- riage at Los Angeles Internationnl Newsreel enthusiastic ell Their Stry i G BACK AGAIN -- With some new and extra fancy steps, the Duncan sisters are again on Amer- ican soil and will “Topey tion Mark ™ was forced to . come down after her record flight of over 150 hours puternattouat Newsreet and Eva” again as of old. Tuternational Newsree! DISINHERITED-—Mrs. Sybil Bayer Brown, daughter of the late Edwin S. Bayer, millionaire glove manufacturer, who was disinherited by her father's will. The two had been estranged ever since daughter'’s marriage to Vincent Edward Brown, a former clerk. Iaternstional Newsree! % "> BROTHER VS. BROTHER--The mere fact that they're brothers doesn't prevent Leonard Firestone (left) from mixing it with Ray- mord Firestone (right) as they play on dif- ferent polo teams at Miami Beach, Fla. The . photo shows former attempting a hook shot during a stirnng rally tateruationst Newsrend ON ROLLERS — Shortage of “hello" girls in Los Angeles tele- phone exchanne caused a quick- thinking super- visor to adopt [ 5 above innova- % o o3 tion. Now the GIFT TO COOLIDGE—Ferdi- operators skate nand Veverka is shown present along the board ing antique vase to President to answer their Coolidge on behalf of the Prague 5 numbers. (Czechoslovakia) Teachers® ik lnum-:l;;r::ll i Chorus, a noted singing organiza- g tion which 1s now touning Amer- A LITTLE SNOW! —Photo shows eiec- tric snow plow near ¢ Berninabahn, Swit- zerland, clearing a path through a rec- , : « ord drift following . Wi k. . Hos = : gccc}r’lt heavy snows SPURNS BIG LEAGUE CAREER—Brick-laying is so Al much more profitable than playing ball that Floyd Carlson, e crack Omaha, Neb., amateur, prefers to stick to his trade regardless of the glory involved. He's shown above mixing a batch of concrete. for a job. Intcruational Newsresh UNIQUE INVENTION—C. A. Johnson, of New York En- gineenng Society, 18 shown di- recting a miniature train by telephone. The control device is operated by the sound waves emanating from the speaker's voice. lfl;nm:, g one of many e: its at Engineerin, gineering interuational News SOME COW-—"Canary Korndyke Alcarta™ 1s the name. Moose )aw, Can- ada, turned out to a din- ner in her honor: she 1s the world's champion 1n her class. laternational lliustrated News i SEINE SWIMMER — M. Georges Mocbs, right, orig- inator of the annual race across the Seine at Paris, is shown with M. Zwahlen, center, with the cup for this year's race. Alfred Niko- 4 den. 64, displays a sports cup awarded years ago Juteruational Newnreet ON COMMITTEE—Hjalmar Schaat, President of Reichs- bank, Ruhr industnalist, 1s the German representative on the commitiee which will deal with TePA14CioNs. nterunconal Newnree! Gk A i LIGHTS O° LONDON—Gleaning through the early dusk over the Thames river, the lights of London give this remarkable night photo the appearancs of a master's painting. The House of Parliament may be seen to the left. X Internations) Newnresh _ 5 CraN | — 2\ NSNS G