New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1929, Page 10

rEELAES CrREEREY RUSSIA'S PEACE ARMY—Child youth, seen here armed with far skirmish in the harvest fields Moscow | Newsreel § COZY—Any Zep- pelin pa nger will tell you these state- rooms are really comfortable. Every- thing has been done to make the world tour pleasant and safe. International Newsreel HOME AGAIN— Coloncl Walter P Andrews, left, re- g cently elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks, is wel- comed to the home | town by Mayor Ragsdale, right, of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. { Andrews is scated in the car. International Newsreck THIS ROCK WILL FLOAT—Rocks are supposed t) sink i water, but this concrete sailing cratt seems 1o disprove the theory. It is owned by a Swedish boating cnthusiast, Swen Yabers, and is capable of con- siderable speed. The hull 1s made of ron and conerete and 15 divided into four watertight compartments i AR Iiternational Newsreel PROUD BOVINE M Here we have twin calves, the sceond born in three years to their Holstein mother at Elmhurst, L. L The birth of more than one calf at a time is extremely International Ne DEFEATED BUT GAME!— Miss Helen Jacobs of California shown in action during her match with Mrs. Phocbe Watson of England in which the British wo- man was victorious. International Newsreel B He 3 g THIEF STEALS FORTUNE—John L. Tyson (in bathrobe) and Edward Hutchinson, son of Sidney Hutchinson of Philadelphia, secen here examining spot where a burglar escaped after robbing Hutchinson home at Beverly, Mass. - Mrs. Hutchinson's jewels valued at $200,000 were stolen by the thief. International Newsrecl 2 PERE CLERK WINS TITLE—Carl Kauffmann, Pittsburgh clerk, won the National Public Links Championship for the third consecutive year when hefdes feated Miltop Soncrant, Toledo mailman, in’ a thrilling match, 4 and 2. 1nternational NewsreeD HIS JOB NO “CINCH"—W, F. Hudson, recently appointed member of the Executive Council of Bombay succeeding The Hon. Sir Louis Rieu. Tax difficulties and civil disorders face Mr. Hudsdn in his new POSItION. International Newsreel fl SWEDEN. GETS 'EM TOO—Sweden also has. her problems in catching rum runners. Here is seen a cargo of strong liquors being removed from, ] a customs patrol boat after it had been seized in; violation of the Control Law.: tnternational Newsreck -