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

GUIDES ZEP'S FATE—The firm hand of Knut Eckener, son of the commander of the Graf Zeppelin, takes his turn at controls during a former flight. His a will be invaluable during present world flight. International Newsreel FALLING FOR THE RADIO—'Buddy” Bushmeyer, famous parachute jumper and inventor of the catapult device for airplanes, . is shown on the wing of his plane above Roosevelt Field, N. Y., { BLASTS THROUGH— just before he made a parachute jump to earth brqadcasting his Dg;o[hgcgungi,t 3gic01u1n’]a descent by radio. A-short wave set is strapped ltr?m}-::nlo)s:lki\'c\vsreex Wi matches at Rye, N. Y., from Mrs. James by re- markable scores of 6-3 a and 62, [Her play fea- MOTHERS HONOR SONS wured the opening of the —War mothers of Wyandotte tournament. % International Hlustrated News . szil‘ljtya,. h](f:n:?;; :f:te\i:b;fu:n American doughboy 4n mem- ory of their boys who “went West” in the World War. The statue is erected on U.S. Highway No. 40 about twenty: miles west of Kansas City and -attracts instant attention from those who pass it. International Newsreel DIPPER DUCKS—Here are Jehnny and Mickey Riley of Los Angeles, who are expected to win the national diving % o 1 . championships at San Fran- RECORDED — Alex- i cisco. Mickey is present ander Par z A A.A.U. Senior Champion. coast theatre International Newsreel is Ix‘;mcrpnrnhitl “ 1 o e i REPRESENTS RUSSIA — Valerian Dovgalevsky,eSoviet booked on AIR CHIEF £ d Secretary of Commerce, in f : envoy, will soon meet English assault charges °C of Aviatio! . M en, is shown here with dipl brought by Eunice his wife as he-arrive n Europe on the Leviathan after a iDioae Lond‘?“ negotia- Pringle. continental sojourn in the interest of aviation tions for the recognition of the Taternational Newsred) Tuternational Newsreel Soviet Union by England. luternational Newsreel TITLED AMERICAN BOY - " > . — Comte Gilles Mailly-Chal- ' 3 o A 8 HER RECORD SAFE!'—When it com lons, eleven year old . Tia R Z . endurance, Miss Vera Stone of Ripley, Ten- c1sco bu,\\, on the de ; ¥ i I 5 DEA' nessee, feels that her title as long distance father, Comte Ar . ¥ ; Gl at Wads. Hiccough Champion™ is safe for a long Challons, 1n Par r while to come. Miss Si h ; pnaetn ; i i and scores ne. Miss Stone hiccoughed con- MORE HONORS FOR BOWLERS—John Ruthkowsky of Syracuse, N Y., and ;:i:n::lhm;i of dest f badly ~ ser train ran into an tinuously for fifty-nine days despite efforts Joe Schreiber of Detroit, Mich., returning on the S.8. cfévelanfi with the (mi:h?es 1 in k by medical men to stop her. they won at the International Bowling Championship Matches held at Stockholm, International Newsreel B T : 3 Vi X Luternational Newsree - O, gEzan ationat Newsreel Sweden, and Leipsig, Germany. Iuternational Newsreel