New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1929, Page 22

SOME SALARY decai H will of the es8s at tornational ROYAL SPECTATORS— Among those present at the field ) satory at Bankok, Siam, dur: e of the sun in May, e their majesties, the King and Queen of Siam s, International Newsreel A MARQUIS AT THE BAT—George, 13-year-old son of the Marchioness of Townsend and Mayoress of King's Lynn, Eng., now at Lynn, Mass., with his mother, for the tercen- tenary exercises of that city, is a bit bewildered by the famous American sport, but admits baseball is jolly good fun. | Zimmerman 20 years d morc make 69 miles an hour and 35 miles an hour up-hill, as was proven at a demonstration before United States Army officials at Fort Meade, Maryland, which com- pares favorably with some of the best makes of autos. Internatlonal Newsreel A Mother Superior at Gethsemany, home for the aged at Lancaster, Pa.,, on former estate of late Senator Quay, celebrates her 50th anniversary in holy orders. International Newsrcel International Newsreel 50 YEARS OF PIOUS WORK—Sister M. Paulina, OUTCLASSES FAVORITE — Gene Huat, hitherto unknown French boxer, who won the fly- weight title of Europe by batter- ing the famous “Spider” Pladner ahout in recent 15 round fight at b, Paris. International Newsreel UP IN SMOKE—This old Fall River liner made a P dandy bonfire when planes bombed her at Revere Beach. Mass., to open the Fourth of July celebration. } International Newsreel § LAST SAD RITES—The body of Wilmer Stultz, noted flyer who piloted Miss Amelia arhart across the Atlantic, pi between lines of American Legion buddies at Manhasset, L 1 Stultz was killed in”plane crash near Mincola, L T, when he ittempted to stunt near the ground. International Newsreel WILL CONFER WITH BRITISH COLLEAG UES—T! to the conference of British and American college students at Oxford, Eng., are, left to right, Wil lam B Balhs, of Leland Stanford University, Susanna P Edmondson, of Randolph Macon Woman's College, and John A Reynolds, of University of California. hree of the representatives ‘who sailed q) s 4_5161‘* e RS SV X0 A LR [N TN T ZTN s — 7 T TO FATHER'S BEDSIDE— Princess di Cerami, the former Miss Amy Clapp of New York, cuts short honeymoon with Italian Prince to come home on account of the illness of her father, Edwin J. Clapp. International Newsreel | | \ ? i J B / N /] SWORN IN—Arch Coleman, of Minneapolis, at his desk as he assumed the duties of his office after being sworn in as o~ First Assistant Postmaster General, succeeding John Bart- lete. International Newsreel % 7T [ 71N T ZIN 0 ZIN T AN T I\ LTS International Newsreel