New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1929, Page 14

Herald mer [ Ther Story THE TEN GRACES—Hollins College, Virginia, boasted at least 10 lovely nymphs on May Day. Left to right, they are Dorothy Dickerson, Marian Wolff, Susette Heath, Virginia McClamroch, Viva ; Keith, Helen Weaver, Virginia Egolf, [P 4 4 queen; Mary Moore Harper, Ailine Burch 4 . BUYING SOUVENIRS—The crowded ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria and Sally Barret. Tuternational Nowareel Hotel, made up partly of curiosity seekers, partly of patrons attending . the auction to dispose of all the furniture in the historic old hostelry at New York. International Newsreel eErEREOE Y EMULATES DAD— Georg; " 1 i Sisler, Jr., son of : g 2 . \ BEATS CHAMP—Jean Built Brav::“l first bafu ) man, student and fencing now gmll.a mm : 4 ice at Fairmount School, Washs ‘% School i o ! . . ington, D. C., won District of at Rui 00! : Columbia title, out-fencing :i:e. m S s CANDIDATE ] . Christine Ekengren, last year's ‘International ‘ — Pretty Vir- g . champ. 73 International Newsreel Hewoonsy | ginfa Rigby, of : B ‘ @ 2 ¥ 4 N\ 1 Providence, | - ; : i . A : 4 i . ; : i | PAID THEIR RESPECTS—Among recent NEW DUDS—This trusty White House i . : 1 callers at the White House were Charles S, «cop is modelling in the new official uniform 2 3 and in Typical i i § Barrett, left, and Col. Arthur Little, who is , for the White House, which has starched R American Girl i “ i e i .| mentioned for the Governor Generalship of ! and rolled collars, and gold service stripes . B Contest. . = e ¢ the Philippines, to succeed Secretary of State 1 awarded for § years service. Intornational it % & Stimson. Internntional Newsreel . International Newsreel didotn : 4 : - - 3 4 g : - - - - -4 ;‘ - pe & 3 ; . - = ° ® s H - - » H " - - - - - L1 B PLEADS TO GO — RAES PHILANTH pidy 3 CURAOSITY — This morbidly ” by, 3 § “Banzo," mascot of U. 8. ust Hecknhe&ofilsi;rmin?::: curious crowd waited outside the White i Army Band, tries his HEARD FIGHT—Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, nounces his gift of $4,000,000 Plains, N. Y., courthouse for a glimpse . / | wiles on Capt. Alway to neighbors of Earle Peacox at Mt. Vernon, to the Heckscher Foundation, of Earle Peacox. confessed slayer of his e 5 4 be allowed to accompany N. Y., who heard disturbance caused by New York, for charitable work wife, as he left court to re-enact his } band to International Ex- fight which resulted in Peacox's strangling among New York children. crime. International Newsreel |, ‘ pcsxuo:r“,wartnielyillekes'?:r;ni his wife to death. Internationat Newsreel Iuternational Newsreet FIAPILARN T RO EE T RICTRE DY) r‘ HEADS OFFICE — Jouett &ROlUD—-Prm:’cr ] 4 : .. 5 A Shouse, representative from § ussolini is mighty s : > ¥ , 5 - Kansas, is ig charge of newly f My happy as he reviews . . : ‘ hALL HANDS SAVED—Thick fog which established permanent Demo- 87,000 young Fascisti b -, P v ung over New York harbor caused the cratic campaign headquarters after swearing them in- . . . Cristobal Colon to ram and partly sub- at Washington, D. C. * 4 to military service at merge freighter River Orontes, in fore- ) Imternational Newsreel 1 ; Rome, Italy. ‘ . ground. No one was injured on either . International Newsreel i vessel. International Newsreel e lllImrl'“‘-I'Gl""ll__'"".".l.’ll'l (AANEE LS 2 S\ INGRNG IR NGT,