New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1929, Page 14

S ERISIRIELN WEDDED IN PLAN s the air at the start, but returned to ear moon.. Clifford R. Parlman, Forest Hills, L operator, and Gladys Walton, actress, were married n a pl 5,000 feet above Roosevelt Field, Long Island. Left to nght are: Capt. Edward T. Hamilton, best man; Chfford R. Parl man, groom; Rev. Malcom Burton, Gladys Walton, bride, and Miss Esther Gyen. maid of honor Luternational Ne TOO LONG TO W J. D. S. Haldane fa will no lo and that w to Venu about it now ar of proving i that' up TROOPS GUARD MILL—Two companies of the North Carolina National Guard have been called § out by the Governor for duty at Marion, North Carolina, where g mill workers recently at- ed officials and non-union workers. Officers appear to be ready for action International Newsreel of record a ng S0 Stron, bert G. ( the contrc 1 t almost cvery city in the country has the fever. Bal- umore is the latest to sponsor a non-stop refuchng city to San Francisco. Georg Hutchinson, Fred Jones and Al sraham will alternate o A AR ITS REGAL SPLENDOR GONE!—The Sovict Government is now using the beautiful and his- toric palace of Emperor Alexander, in Lenin- grad, Russia, as an agricultural school. Other historic palaces throughout the country have J,LONDON ' BELLE -~ Honorable Edith Hawkins, daughter of Lady Bertha Hawkins, Lady-In-Waiting TO PAY PENALTY—Dr. James H. Snook seen leaving the to Queen Mary of England, is county jail at Columbus, Ohio. on his way to prison to pay considered one of the most beau the death penalty for the murder of Theora Hix International Newsreel tiful girls 1n London’s younger Tuternational New TOUGH ON THE RABBIT—Two hunting greyhounds are seen here hot on the tr . v * hare at the Kensington-Plumpton hunt at Sydney, Australia They appear to be fast wo: . B R | Internation: NOW BALTIMORE—The lure flights 1s becom flight from that at Al Ne seen here testing out an inflated safety bag at Aken, Ger- have been destroyed Iuternational Newsreel @ FOR THE NEXT WAR?—German army engincers arc YOUTH WAS “SERVED™ flashed with all her old-time brilliance on the Forest Hills, N. Y., courts, to beat Betty Nuthall, British star and hope, 63, 63 in the women's national tournament UNITED AGAIN—The Duchess of Torlonia, formerly Miss Elsiec Moore of Brooklyn, N. Y., has effected a reconcilia- tion with her husband the Duke of Torlonia, according to re- ports current in Rome, Italy International Newseel GOOD OL’ JOE—Wise leader that he is, Joe McCarthy isn't letting his well-oiled Cub ma- chine let down in the race for National league honors. Even though winning scems “in the eping the boys on Tnternational Newsreel International Newsreel —Molla Mallory Ir