New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1929, Page 16

] ; q /] N /1 E\ Q /7 N /] \ /] N / \ / N K \ /] N /] N / N /] \ / \ / \ /] \| (| “VETS" CONVENE — Members of the 80th Di- vision AEF. seen here conversing with Presi- dent Hoover on the White House lawn, dur- ing the 10th annual res union of the division | held in Washington. Col. Ashby Williams is scen at the President’s left while at the right of the Chief ive i Major Gener: International Neswsreel WAR?— Dis patches from § Manchuria seem to indicate Sino- Soviet war in spite of - strong efforts to stop 4 conflict by Kel i logg Pact sign- § Above are shown the typ of White *Ru sian cavalry ported operating & with the Chir Many Ru: , young and ® s , are protest ~GOLD CUP ENTRIES — ¢ against war Some of the powerful speed- 1 as the picture boats cntered in the annual from Moscow at speedboat regatta to be held on { left shows the Shrewsbury River, in New Ioternational Jersey, are scen here being § Newsrecl prepared for the final tests. International Newsreel NEAR DEATH—Fumes from [’ his 24 cylinder motor during trials of his “Mercury” racer overcame Lt. Williams in speed trials at Annapolis, Md. Bet- ter ventilation is being devised to protect the pilot if he suc ceeds in entering the Schneider Cup races in England. International Newsreel CROW? Veronica Eksta of E y selected as the ¢ fi i $ s > lingu ALWAYS WITH HER DAD—When Premier Ramsay MacDonald comes to the United held at Bwd States in October, he will be accompanied by his daughter, Ishbel, his steadfast companion. cently, Elaborate plans for their reception are being made in Washington, D. C.international Newsreel VICTIM — Lit- tle Joseph Klem- entivich lies wounded in Somerville, N.J., hospital as result of gunshot wounds received in cornfield of rich Hoffman brothers when Joseph and three companions en- tered to get corn for roast. Craig Hoffman is held without bail in connection with the shooting. International Newsrecl ROYALTY HUNTS JOB- The Grand Duchess Marie o Russia, cousin of the late Czar has come to the United State in search of employment and « title for her book of reminis HEADING FOR CLEVELAND—This Navy cences. International Newsreel mystery plane will be entered in the national air races at Cleveland after making successful tests on the Potomac River. Lt. Clark is in- specting the secret cooling device which fea- tures the plane. International Newareel L SOLD TO “YANKS"—Ver- non “Lefty” Gomez, nineteen- year-old southpaw of the San Francisco “*Seals™ has been sold to the New York Yankees at a reported price of $100,000. Gomez won 11 straight games for his team in two weeks and leads the league in strikeouts. Iuternational Newsreel BACK IN SHAPE—Fully recondi- tioned at a cost of $6,500,000, the U.S.S. Oklahoma steams away from the Philadelphia, Pa., Navy Yard, amid the cheers of her well-wishers. Internatlonal Newsroe"