New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1929, Page 22

i SEEKING SOLITUDE SOMEWHERE—What's Lindy and Anne's honeymoon address? The answer is: Anyplace where they can be away from cameras, reporters, and 1n fact, a whole curious nation following their surprise wedding at the Morrow Englewood, N. J.. home shown above. International Newsres! || PO ISE PROUD MOMENT—Lillian Bogert, clerk, tries to keep her hand steady while she enters marriage of the Lindberghs on the books of the Municipal Court at Englewood, N. J. No trace of the honeymooners has been found yet. 9 ey wy ‘et 4 . ¢ : DRY § A VIOUR—Clinton ALL UP IN THE AIR— i : : 5 ) Howard, self-appointed closer Miss Dorothy Bolinger, % W ol l” of speakeasies, is in New York “Grasshopper” to her : i o to start campaign to clamp lid classmates at University of L 8 L on 32,000 of them. Think how Kansas, Lawrence, Kan., . . . . b many test nips he'll have to clears the bar to win the 3 . i take! Iaternationsl Newsree! running high jump at the . g - . g annual college women's meet. [aternational Newsreel WHAT'S THIS? — Jack Dempsey train- . ing? Nope, you're | £ Y 3 ' Lm-:n slr.conn hRE%)RD—UAing s This is M:xne " LIKE A MOUNTAIN OF STONE—I & ha the same plane in which he set world’s Schmeling getting 1m- o ; - iy famous river Rhone in France, takgr by l;::ftngn;uizgsr;};T altitude record, Lt. Apollo Soucck will o s e 1ox, toe MU PRA! “UP"—Horseman i estrian school ool B d;,;nm, o correspondent from the Graf Zeppelin 1n her last ill-fated trip try for the seaplane altitude record at Pde o it Ea: mCflClNG g e e Ifmpmnfflm S A 4 which ended at Cuers, France, the beautiful strcam looks more Washington, D. C, since the plane has lmokUuudun A ew Xn h‘.n:l.nnhanq. Engi;n;i g hlfz Bl mldtfkfi'mmln 1 i e s i i > s on reins an t out of stir in re- af ewsree! like stone than a flowing river. nbeonntivgal Newneond been equipped wnhhpar::sgron:.“ o B kur:l el eet out of stirrups, in re ON VIKING ‘TRAIL. at Stockholm, PRIZE PLUM—Robert Lucas re” 4 : ; | Pt of Louisville, Ky., republ i 8 3 . & 4 | nd and Loeland collector of ir e [ 7 / 7 ? ; there for 8 years, 7 missioner of Ir 7 : & i - of #he United States, = 75 : LOSE IN THE FINALS—Bill Tilden, right, and Brancis Hunter, left, sidered one of the mo are shown winning one of their early matches in the International tennis among government matches in Garros Stadium, Paris, France. These American doubles play Internaticnal Newsrcel ers Jost the final to the French players. Iateraational Newsree| BN NG il NN NN