New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1929, Page 28

Agreement has been reached between Pope Pius and Premier Mussolini on the age old ques- tion of the Pope's domain. Photo shows Vatican from St. Peter’s dome. AIR VISITOR—Army blim| officers called on their cbu{ Secretary of War Dwight Da- vis, and landed their air-taxi at rest on the roof of the war [ department building at Wash- & FOR MR. COOLIDGE—These spe- cial stands are being erected in front {1 of the White House at Washington g | for President Coolidge to view the inauguration of L'l.r‘.. Hoover SCOTCH MATCH — Dr. Frank Parker Day, new presi- y, N. Y., engages W. L. R. Emmet, President of Schen- ectady Curling club, in practice match preparatory to the Gor- don championships, POMP MISSING—Guests in car leaving Doorn where they quietly celebrated the former Kaiser Wilhelm's 70th birthday without the pomp and splurge of better days when he was ruler of Germany. Tnternational Newsreel not recover from 3 his present illness $Q I § FANCY—Miss Ruckart cuts some according to intic : nifty figures on the ice covered mates of the Foch i . lake at St. Moritz, Switzerland. EX-LEGION HEAD HONORED—French Ambassador Claudel, left, presents Edward E Spafford, Past National Commander of the Amencan Legion, with decoration from France, making him a commander of the Legion of Honor. i % Internationsl Newseel DINED AND—Well, we were going to say wined but football coaches don't. Pielding “Hurry- up” Yost, football coach at the University of Michigan, was the guest of honor at dinner under auspices of the Sports- manship Brotherhood at New York- Interastional Newsreel household. ¢ She is one of the Jest"skaters at 4 Europe's vnntz: layground. Internationsl Newsresl WHATS HE GOT? — Looks heavy the way the rod bends. Young Stribling strains every muscle to land the catch Oh, yes, he will fight Jack Sharkey at Miami some time this month Internationa) Newsreel ARRANGING CHARITY BALL—Mrs. John Allen Dougherty, third from left, surrounded by the committee on arrangements for the maugural charity ball at Wash- ington, D C., which chose Mrs. Dougherty chairman at the first me=ting. International Newsres! AFTER SPEED RECORD—Major H. O. D. Seagrave, British racing driver, and Captain J. 8. Irving, holding ‘model car, are in high hopes of breaking the world's speed secord for autos at Daytona Beach, Fla., when this car is braught over. Internations! Newsres} ELECTED—Mrs. Joseph T. Robinsop, above, wife of the Senator from Arkansas, was elected first Vice-President of the Ladies of the Senate Club at Washin, % George Vi mnuvts—mmmf Gunther von Huenefeld, who gained undying fame as sponsor of the Bremen flight, died of an incurable stomach iction at a Berlin sanitarium. He is shown here second from right when he P4 ccived at Washington by President 8 Coolidge. ‘Tntesmations! Newsroe!