New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1929, Page 18

clude a tran and mail servi elr Story w sleek, dark shape of the trans-oce: ¢ before landing at Lakehurst, N. J., shows the craft Zeppelin, pass over Brooklyn Bridge, lower New York, on bricf salute airport, after a 95-hour battle against strong head winds. Photo above, made after da rs were George E Qrouse, at right, N. Y. and his wife, Jeanette. All had nothing but words of praise for Dr - handled al Newsreel temporarily moored there at mast. Prominent among its 18 passen: wealthy grocer of Sy: Hugo Eckener, insct, veteran commander, and the crew for the able ner in which the craft w under difficultics. . — ; 3 : ‘==l THEY FOUND THE BODY—Milton ADVENTURER WELCOMED HOME—Alain Gerbault, shown on Miller, left, and Paul Krumlauf, right, the deck of "The Firecrest,” was given a tremendous ovation at Havre, Columbus, O youths, testify how France, on his return from five year cruise that took him to every part they found the body of Theora Hix, of the globe y at Paris, where he hastened to take in finals of Da Ohio University co-ed, for whose mur- Cup matct ween Frar aind Urited Sta I atlonal Now der Dr | H Snook 1s being tried Iuternational Newsreel A ¢ liner Graf Lo o FOOLS 'EM ALL—By the springiness of his step, you would think George Bernard Shaw, famous satirist, was 23 instead of 73, as he breezed along London Streets on his natal day. [nternational Newsreel FLYING DUCHESS—Air en- thusiast at 63, the Duchess of Bedford, English noblewoman, left Lympne Aerodrome, Eng., accompanied by two mgn on a flight to India, to demonstrate that round-trip can be made in a week. International Newsreel AND NOW FOR HARD WOR Seattle, Wash,, boy winner of Ed at West Orange, N. J. It is the K—Thomas A. Edison, left, proudly watches Walter B. Huston, on scholarship, receive congratulations from Colone! Lindbergh famous inventor's idea to educate this boy as his protege. International Newsreel