New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1929, Page 20

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story - READY FOR ACTION—Not to be caught asleep 1f the word comes to inter- fere in Mexican affairs, these U S. Army machine gunners from Fort -Bliss, Texas, are busy everyday tuning up their shoot- ing cyes. natlonal Newsreel HAS “IT"—Miss Norma Mor- gan uniquely costumed as a Bram of Chester, Pa, proudly **Parisian Princess™ was one of trophy which she won in the 1 spelling contest when representatives from high schools competed at Pierce school, Phila the most attractive at the Hasty Pudding Club costume party at Harvard University International Newsreel delphia, Pa tional Newsteel o o 53 a 4 L\ : g L . ¥ b # % SCENIC BEAUTY PLUS TROUT-—Rapids of the o Rapidan River at Madison Court Housc, Va, well stocked with trout worthy of the Chicf Exccutive, who will fish here at odd moments. Entire reservation covers 18 miles through beautiful wooded valley. International Newsreel - SMART AND USEFUL— Cigarette accessorics con- tinue to grow in popularity. This amber cigarette holder, gold lighter and lapis lazuli box are among the most at- tractive this season boasts Interuational Newsreel 3 ‘\.»‘ 7 OT CONVICTS— ustapha Kemal, Pr tantinople, the most primittve me g every stone by hand. YOUNGEST REBEL — Fran- cisco Gonzalez of Escalos, Mex., starts modestly enou; as water boy in Escobar eme ploy, but he'll be a big reb”® soldier bimeby! International Newcreel UP AND OVER'—""Warrior Bold,” £ left, owned by F. J. Buchanan, and %M A “Landlord,” right, owned by A. C. HOW'S YOUR STACE JUDGE?—Judoe Kenesaw Bostwich, , tikmtgv hBurdlc )ggnn;g‘ Landis, baseball boss, on the fairwav of a San Antonio, SOEOINE MOEKOUTS e Dowie, e Tex., course, right next door to where the Giants are reparation for spring openin ) Brep ‘im,,“n.,fii., _\Ew.m. training for the coming basebal! season. International Newxreel HE '80s—This r's d at a figure it cut it a ed idelines at the I speed boat races, “Miss America I" and “"Miss by at mile-a-minute. International Newsreel A 2ITTED AGAINST MEN-—Helen Hentschel o TOVER THEY GOLThx.s \rather unusual picture »f Whitestone Landing, L. I, will again uphold shows steeplechasers going over a jump as one at Sand the honor of her sex when she pits her skill own, England, course in recent race s rushing his itral Federal DIPLOMAT CLUB—The oaken doors of this 300-year-old mansion, the “Swakeleys,” “Disposals, leading in the picture, did not win the race, bein, at Ickenham, England, will open to admit foreign service and diplomatic corps members who will use the historic place as a club. International Newsreel against a male field in the Albany-New York International Newsrer OUtboard motor marathon. 1aternational Newsroel beaten out near the finich International Newser