New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1929, Page 14

AWAITING OFFICIAL ORDERS -Above. close-up of a type of front line Russian Soviet troop: armed and equipped for the call to arms since the recent severance of diplomatic relations between the Soviet ind the Nationalist Government of China Below, type of Chinese troops that might be called to action if ictual fighting should begin TiferontionaliNowarest COURT FANS — Left to right; Prince of Wales, { : Miss Joan Ridley, |- i Miss B. Heine, 1 Lady Zia Wern- her, her daughter and the exiled King George of E Greec, engrossed in tennis matches at Sussex Lodge of Lady Waver- tree International Newsreel AT PRINCE'S PARTY — John Galsworthy, noted English novelist as he appeared at St. James Palace to attend the in- vestiture by H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. raternationzl Newsreel 3 i BOSS OF THE GANG—Erik : L B Kjellstrom, University of - e = P - n Georgetown hurdler, is in HIS BOAT WON— tin, show! * in which he sped tc gz;/" BETROTHED—Lady A"_”C Cavendish, charming 20- ALMOST PERPENDICULAR—This ratlroad, believed to be the charge of the U. S. college victory in one of the rac he Ohio Vall 0 acing / iation’s annual regatta on |/ | yearold daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Devon: steepest ratlroad 1n the United States, 1s located 1n the Cascade Moun- track and field stars who are the Ohio River international Newsreel } | shire, whose ement to Henry Hunloke, son of K I tains near Green Leaf, Wash, and has a 76% grade at its steepest abroad to compete in meets in Major Phillip Hunloke, former groom in waiting to NS pomnt Intecnational Newsreel principal cities of Europe. King George, 1s announced. International Newsreel International Newsreel g i ond from left), and Lewis Yancey (in dark suit at right), take advantage of their presence in Rome to look the town over, and are shown } n { rumns of the historic TEST STUNT—C Army plane for : ; g OUT FOR WORLD HONORS—These are the members of the United States Rifle Team, who sailed from Hoboken, N, J., t sreel : i # harbor for Europe on the S. S. President Roosevelt recently, to take part in the International Rifle matches to be held at Stock- holm, Sweden, 1 August. The men are recruited from the Army and Marine Corps, as well as from the civilian ranks, and are coached by Marine Gunner Calvin Lloyd, extreme left, kneeling. luternational Newsreel e PR