New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1929, Page 14

AT HOME PORT- record run of 55 hou - s of 1.11 tnumN nt \\m]d tour. . ol | R SAFELY '{\‘\If Imx B SOME BACK- Lauric Sherman (above) was awarded the prize for the most beautiful back at a contest held by the National Pro- gr ¢ Chiro- practic conven- tion in Los aviatign writer; Bob pilot of the plane “Untin Bowlez," after an unsuccessful flight from plane ride. Gast, pilot; } SOVIETS PARADE A gen- eral view of the Red Day parade held in Mostow when workingmen declared their willingness to defend their country if war with China be- comes reality. International Newsreel A LUCKY YOUNGSTER-—Red Solomon of the Bronx, N. Y, (above) is the youngest player to cver get a big lm\«;nc tryout. Joe McCarthy, manager of the “Cubs” believes the boy can be developed into star material. “Kiki" Cuyler of the " Cuhs lnb been giving the lad nstructions. International Newsreel LIKES “SHORTS"—Licuten- ant Alford J. Williams, Navy “speed demon,” uses unique flying togs. He is seen here during his speed tests with the “Mercury,” his privately financed plane built for entry in the Schneider Cup Races. International Newsreel LONG SERVICE—Miss Julid, Hanlon, (above) of New Bed- ford, Massachusetts, cntered the Wamsutta Cotton Mills in 1865 wnd at the age of 71 is still employed there. . She was awarded a pnize by the New Bedford Chamber of Com- merce for her sixty-four years of service. uternational Newsreel A FLYING IRISHMAN—Tom Gallager, oldest living railroad man, tuterngtlonyd Newsreek seen with his daughter, Miss Katherine Gallaget at Roosevelt Field, L. I, on his 101st birthday when the old youngster took his first aero- lnh\-x national Newsreel T ) L S L E - e e L B4 BN .1 L A D e e s A L A AR B T 7 DR [ T KB a 7 N IR Ve P - ZANG VAN TR 2 KA TN A e PR s