New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1929, Page 16

e . = o — = erald Cameramen WORLD'S LARGEST—The submarine * Acteon,” said to be the world’s largest and most powerful undersea monster, as she ap peared in ways just before her official launch- ing at St Nazare, France. The huilding of the ship took many months and gave em- ployment to hundreds of workmen during that time International Newsreel Bestof U S N - i d in the cere- B York salesgirl, can- didate to represent her State in Typical American Gir} con- test. Tuternationnl Newsreel FIRST — Confronted with 2 barricade of mikes, President Hoover delivered his first public address since his inauguration at the newspaper convention opening at_the Waldorf As- toria, New York. DRIVING ASPIRANT — Progressive Berlin Internatioual Newsreel now demands all would-be auto drivers pass stringent indoor tests before license is granted Here's German young lady going through her I paces in special apparatus. tuternationnt Newsreol RARITY — Thrilling event of track mect be- twees Boston University and STILL AT IT—But only on dry land when he relates some BENEFACTOR— tor James C created $10.0 5 trust fund to promote health and development of M kiddies. International Newsrecl 4 Annapobs, Maryland, was INNOVATION — ] M. Haase, promment naval photographer, with new four-lens camera for use in gigantic Alaskan survey, being undertaken this summer by U S. Navy. Iaternational Newsrecl at . g & BETROTHED—Betsey Cushing, of Brookline, Mass,, and James Roosevelt, son of New York's Governor, whose engagement is an- ed Brideto-be 1s prominent member of Boston Junior League, hile young Roosevelt is popular student at Harvard University Internatlonal Newsrecl SEEKS WORLD TITLE—Louis Chiron, winnier of Euro- pean racing championship, wall drive in S00-mile race at Indianapol: d The crash helmet he wears, 1s used only by European drivers Tuternational Newsrecl WIDESPREAD DAMAGE—Tornados and floods have taken toll of lives and property thru the mid-west and south. Here's a freight train derailed at Reese, Kansas, by the recent tornado Iuternational Newsreel DOW O THE SEA IN BITS—Embarrassing, too. be cause a department of commerce inspector was looking on as Jerry Andrews dived into Alameda estuary. Alameda, Cal., when his motor dropped out He escaped wnjury Tuternatiopa! Newsreel of the stirnng adventures of his 37 years on the sea, Captain Claus Heinnch ngho&{, of Cuxhaven, Germany, aged 80, retires from active sea life. Tnternational Newsreel MOURNERS — Widow and daughter of late David Sten- hardt, Mrs. Anna (behind pole) and Miss Grace, escorted by friend [ after services at New York His connections with bankruptcy courts 1w New York ar:ed being iga mvmfifiemmuml Newsreel