New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1929, Page 24

el Therr Story HAPPY YEARS TO COME—No doubt President-clect Hoover and Thomas Edison discussed many things m tinent to the welfare of the United States during Mr. Hoover's brief .visit to the electrical wizard to Fort Meyers, Fla., on occasion of Edison's birthday International Newsreel LINDY'S LOVE—Above 1s the Dwight . School at Englewood, N. J., where Anne Morrow, right, fiancee of Colonel Charles Lindbergh, was educated pre- paratory to Smith College. Internations! Newsreel FAMOUS DRAW— President Gaston Dou- mergue of France pulls §F the first slip from the § classic Davis Cup at Paris, which America 3 ; . hopes to bring back : o 15 s wide. of A IN AGAIN—Mrs. Serpieri, Ad‘,‘:::i,u.m Newseosl (AR . better known as Mlle. Vlasto, ” . smiling tennis star from Spain, is back on the courts at Cannes, France, for the first appearance since her marriage a year ago. International Newsreel MERMAIDS TWO—Betty, NIPPONESE INDUSTRIALIST—Left to right are Katsuji Debuchi left, and Mary Lou Quinn, of Japan, Takimi Mitsw and S. Tajima as Mr. Mitsur appeared in sister swimmers on the Illi. Washington where the owner of the world's largest industrial concern nois Women's Athletic club et President Coolidge. International Newsreel at Chicago, make as pretty a pair of splashers as can be. found anywhere. International Newsresl SOME BABY—Derna Giovan- - : w0 ' COMPETE HERE — Louis mini, as “Miss Italy 1929" was 4 ‘ , . 4 Chiron, considered world's sclected after much competi- champion racing driver by Eu- tion to' compete for her country ropeans, is entered in the 500- ;?.d;d:) n::.?::g:fiflu wl:‘ul_crh; ; . ) mile Indianapolis sweepstakes 5 3 v " . - : Y : . : on Memorial Day. That may Intersational Newsreel " - : . : v o ' prove just holw good he really is. aternational Newsveel ¢ KEEN EYES—Cold and snow has no terrors for ANY EGGS, LADY?—Just ask Mrs John Holmes of As- quith, Saskatchewan, Can, who 15 in charge of a farmers wives co-op which markets over $600,000 worth of hen- fruit every year. Interuationa) Newsreel BIG JOB AHEAD—Doping out the plans for the stands to be used 1n inaugural celebration 1s only the start of hard work for Vice-President-elect Charles Cur- us, left He'll have hus hands full after March 4th International Newsreel HELPS FATHER — Eileen Har- vey, daughter of Borough President of Queens, George Harvey, testi- fies before the Grand Jury in New % York telling what she knows of at tempts to bribe her ‘father luternational Newsresl PEACE REIGNS —United States Marines are still patrolling Nicaragua whe;e th;ir efforts have brought peace Photo above shows the tree under which President Moncada of Nicaragua and General Stimson held their conference which outlawed war International Newsreel