New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1929, Page 14

KNOWS HIS SCOUTS— States Amb: dor to England 15 hands with a Boy Scout le encampment kins, teacher of tator. Bk by , former trans- eded in bettering her old g the record made by the International Newsreel ZEP LOADED FOR LONG CRUISE—The picture above shows part of the five tons of gasoline which was loaded aboard Graf Zeppelin just before her departure for Europe on first leg of world tour. Insert at bottom shows Knut Eckener, son of famous skipper of the giant ship, who made final inspection to detect presence of stowaways. One ambi- tious youth was arrested by U. S. Marines as he attempted to drop from roof of the hangar when Zep was preparing to leave International Newsreel THREE STRAIGHT WINS—For two years the Hoey twins of Baltimore, Md., daughters of Mr and Mrs. William Hoey, have been rated 10094 perfect, so their capturing the rating a third year was no surprise to their friends. International Newsreel p has been constructed This ship of radical Tnternational Newsrcel WILL IS CONTESTED — ‘William Carrol, American vice consul in London, will act as court commissioner during hear- ing of an inquiry into will of Princess Hatsfeldt who died last December in England: The en- uire fortune of the Princess was left to 60 English legatees and the will is being contested by Mrs. E. Whitman Prentice of San Francisco on grounds of undue influence. Tuternational Newsreel SURE NOW — N Valerie French, granddaughter of the late Earl of Ypres, has recently recetved considerable attention in London due to the fact that her engagement to Bradley Mar- tin, wealthy New Yorker, brok- en three years ago is now defi- nitely in force again Tuternational Newsreel ulu, Hawaii, where the National A. A. U. ng championships are g held. International Newsreel /s RS S