New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1929, Page 18

LARGEST IN THE WORLD—Picturesque view | 3 SOME OF VASSAR'S BEST —~The annual Daisy Chain formation of Sophomore honor students duning Class Day ex- ooking down Pennsylvania erciges at Vassar College, Avenue toward the national Capitol shows the world's largest flag weighing 640 poyghkeepsie, N. Y., was more COMMANDS NORDIC FLIGHT~Cape. I:l{ua' Abgen , commander m mchmkelfm- New York, by way of Greenland, Iceland and Labna- pounds being borne by 150 soldiers, sailors and marines in Flag Day service parade peauriful than ever this year Interaations] Newsrec! Internations] Newsronl dor, known as the old “Viking Route.” racersations! NOT MUCH HELP—Woe be- tide the fire that burns for this fire engine of 1857 vintage which protected Sandusky, Ohio, for al- most 30 years, now purchased by Henry Ford as curio. International Newsreel ;f*my%w:wr%m — g 4 S s . WON'T BE LONG NOW-—Forrest P. Twogood, star hurler of Univeraity of lowa baseball team, has been draft- ed ta the minor leagues and will un- 9 . doubtedly see scrvice in big league i baseball soon. International Newsreel ROYAL WELCOME— - King Gustaf of Sweden, saluting, personally wel- comes President Semgals LOVES HER GARDEN—As guest at luncheon 1n West Orange, N. ], Mrs Henry Ford, wife of auto magnate. tells of her delight in oversee: ing the care of gardens on the Ford estate. It's her hobby ) International Newsreel LONE SENTRY—Lt Hanne- ken, winner of Congressional Medal of Honor for capturing Charlemagne 1n 1919, 15 re- ported to be leading lone pa- trol of marines in forages on Nicaraguan bandits International Newsreel of Latavia, extreme right, to Stockholm, Sweden, on the royal sloop “Vasaor- den™ International Newsreel PARTNERS NOW—Humbert Fugazy, left, boxing promoter, signs contract with Jess. McMahon, at New York, for Jess to arrange boxing matches for Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, which is Promoter Fugazy's outdoor slam and bang playground : “’A‘v i) Ul International Newsreel RARE BIRD—Although nearly extinct, the Ameri- ETEES can fish hawk, or “‘osprey™ shown here in flight, is being preserved on Gar- diners Island, New York, by Clarence Mackaye, ncted philanthropist. Internationa) Newsreel