New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1929, Page 26

i\ — Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story L R e o i it OB i o we BREMEN OF THE AIR—The giant German all-steel flying ship, “DOX," designed to carry 100 passengers, is shown over glassy Lake Constance, Switzerland, where her sea-air tests were made. tuternational Newsreel 7 SCOUTS' HERO--The popu { lar Prince of Wales received a \| welcome from girl and boy scouts at Burton-on-Trent, Eng.. which he visited on an inspec tion tour which pleased HR H International Newsreel NEW SUB LAUNCHED —The newest addition to Great Britain's Navy, H M. Submarine “Proteus,” receives its baptism at Barrow-in-Furness, Eng International Newsreel HER NEW FRIEND — Miss Elsic Ferguson, stage and screen favorite, arrives in New York from the moors of Scot- land with “Bobby,” her new Aberdeen terrier. International Newsrecl [T EUI TPNS ~ - | S ECHO OF GOOD OLD DAYS—AIl the old and most youngsters remember Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh slugger of years ago Here's the “Flying Dutchman,” at right, visiting the Pirate dugout. Just shows you can’t ge away trom the game, once it gets hold of you. JUST DUST — 4 International Newsreel C((“)[L";‘v 5 v IGY—Olav Aus » treng, 15-year-old golfer was ad- mitted o full t ook 3 % membership ac gonjm e Hook, b s £ 7 Shortland *G o Lf N 1 s Club, London, under wreckers® s usually accorded taternational ] , 4 only to those 17 Newsreel [ | years_or over, A 5 when he won President’s cup. International Newsreel ST TS [ A\ KT SRR = | ZTS 1T-AS 1L L ZIN [ T TS - IN J AN T is SN 0 | . . EROMOTED‘PrOminCnt for 2 : ‘o 5 2% 3 2 IS part In recent jazz music ¢ FINALS—Here are four serious'minded young men for you. Left to right, they are, % TIED SIX TIMES IN KING'S MATCHES—These two calm gum-chew controversy on a Bnilsh battle- /. Harold W Davis, Rutland, Vt.; William F_Day, Pikeville, Ky., Charles H. Brunissen, ing Canadians, Lieut Col. R M Blair, cight, winner of King's prize; and gp, “Capram C B, Dewar “re four of the State candidates for the Thomas A Edison scholarship, shown at West Orange, . Lieu. D Burke, left, who finished second, chrilled thousands at Bisley has been elevated to the rank R AR rifle ranges, when they tied six times in a shot-for-shot duel : tor thew fnal examinations Internatlonal Newsreel 8 Uikt ool Nocsuvey of Admiral. 1nternutional Newsreel PICKING BOY HELPER FOR EDISON—Thomas A. Edison, center, behind *“‘mikes,” . - e R s : N J.. where the examinations are being held & WHEN SKILL COU}’\JTED—For t}_xe.sccond time in as many landings, a tire blow-out S raincd by the famous inventor to carry on his - S on Colonel Lindbergh's plane sent himself and his wife into a ground loop. This shows * A : the results at Newark, N. J., after the same happened at Columbus, Ohio. Internatlonal Newsreel Internatlonal Newsreel R — =