New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1929, Page 14

e 1T s 1IN 1IN 1 TAKE STAND AGAINST WAR—Diplomatic representatives of 40 of the 48 nacions which have signed Kellogg-Briand pact renouncing war, meet at White House to hear President Hoover's proclamation of treaty. Standing (1. to r.) former President Coolidge, President Hoover, and former Secretary of State Kellogg. Senator * Borah is seated behind Kellogg. International Newsree] Blmmmmme o “MY EARS JUST BURNED!"™ —Said Tui Lloraine, step- mother of Clara Bow of film fame, to Judge Beaumont, who granted her a divorce in a Los . . : Angeles court, relating some of MOON ROCKET INVENTOR—Dr. Robert e {telle thung gt hus H. Goddard of Clark University, Worcester, o anextralnupnafwgy Mass., with his electrical apparatus, above, used . TfernationnliNGworedt in his experiments to send a rocket to the moon. At right is steel tower up which the sky-rocket shoots. International Newsreel [ AN - 1 " ZIS L 21S L o2Z0S L 2ZIS 1T ZIS 1T 45 IN HIS AIRSLED—Melvin J. Maas, Congressman from Minnesota, shown [} making successful landing in his glider at the St. Paul, Minn., munici- pal airport, is as much at home at controls of a plane as he is in House of Representatives. @ International Newsres) : SITS IN AT GENEVA— N i 3 Agnes Hamilton, British mem- LA T Ay ber of Parliament, is one of the MEMBERS OF D. O. X. CREW—Here are some of the members of the crew of the i ns lelevisio - 1S S oh e ohi the Briteh doley huge German 100-passenger air liner *'D. O. X.”, standing in front of the prow of the ‘ to make the formal opening of its recently completed laboratory on the OU"S}U"}«: of Washlngton{, gation to League of Nations huge craft at Lake Constance, Switzerland, where the 12-motor plane successfully passed . : D. C. This is believed to be the only station in existence built exclusively for the transmission of e e ictures by radio. The photograph shows an operator at the Jenkins television instrument. 3 4 RERLa e I tnternational Newsreel 1and. Internatlonal Newsreel sea and air tests. International Newsreel N 7T T 70 LG T T AN TN T ZINCT 21N L 21N € 71N U N I T 718 [ AN 1T 71 ' : ! : e _ . : WHITE LINE 5% HEADS BRITISH ) ke ‘ , ; , , . ! J MILES LONG — BOARD—T. W ew B g ¥ , - : | | Police Commissioner President of Es 4 . B E - / , } : . . Grover Whalen of Association. This ¢ from . : g 3 New York applied LIESE Haem (Bod con. TRADER TRADES A TALE—Group of fishermen at Hast- first stroke to paint- sists of appointees by President, 185 Eng., absorbed in yarn Trade ous author, is 3 VIEW THE VINTNERS—Ambassador Charles G. Dawes, shown with two attendants of | . : ed traffic safety line in that it 1s a voluntary sociery Telating. Whether or not it's a fish stor aftair. the ancient Vintners Company, was interested and amused when they appeared at a luncheon . to extend length of of agriculturists SEME given in his honor in the type of smock worn by this Company for over nine hundred yeyrs = Ocean Parkway, o Tttt Narere 5 Internatlonal Neiwsreel ; Brooklyn, N. Y. _ - luternatfonal Newsrecl - i 4 e — T T O IS