New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1929, Page 26

Herald C CALIFORNIA GETS THRILL—Above is seen J! ! g ever held in the Southwest took place recently the Graf Zeppelin approaching the mooring mast ¢ Albuquerque, New Mexico, when the Historical Pageant of the American Indian was in progress. Left at Mines Field, Los Angeles, after having com- ¢, right are: Chief Yowlanche, of the Yakima tribe, Princess Lou Scheyna, of the Chickashay tribe, Gov- pleted the hop from Tokio, Japan, in record time. exnor Dillon of New Mexico and Arthur Praeger, president of the celebration seen in conference. At the left, Mayor Porter welcoming Dr. Eckener Tuternational Newsreel to the city of flowers. International Newsreel RADIO PROGRESS~AS a striking contrast in broadcast transmitter glassware, note the vacuum tube held by the little lady in the picture, in compari- son with the old giant tubes in ground formerly used ally by New York Newsreel Army flier, took off from the Oakland, California airport, in an attempt to_estab a trans-continental non-stop refueling oo : d. The army ace hopes to span 2 B S ted\States four times before his - w10 3 y BB A WINNER?—The British ’ A entry in the Schneider Cup Races of the mystery plane shown above may establish a new speed record for this type of craft. The fuselage is of the smallest possible size and will { only accommodate a pilot of normal size. mnternational Newsreel International Newsreel RESIGNS Donie Bush, Man- ager of the Pittsburgh Pirates has resigned his job after a three year term in office. He brought the pennant to Pittsburgh for CONNECTING LINK—An interesting view of the new Vermont-New York Bridge spanning Lake Champlam from Cihimney ;:c izif,,:gfo:ni Tcen%‘iib?: s resignatior side Po‘“‘ Vermont, to Crown Point, New York. It was built at a cost of $1,000,000 and is 2,900 feet in length. £ e International Newsreel Of @ m)stcryl.( & nternatlon WHERE JUSTICE SITS—View of the Mecklenburg County Courthouse at Charlotte, N. C., where fifteen mill strikers are on trial for the alleged murder of O. F Aderholt, police chief, of Gastonia. International Newsreel S CUSRENEH ‘WHAT?"—Vio- § lette and Evelyn Cordery, two # pretty English girls are seen in the racing car | which they drove § for a total of 8 thirty thousand § miles at an aver- age rate of sixty y : % miles per hour, § = = . % . . WELLS LA\DS FIRST Ted Wells of chhxm, Kansas, acknowledges the greetmg of the cheer- 2t the Brooklands ; WHERE ARABS ATTACKED—When raiding Arabs attacked the Jewish section 2 track. : 88 of Nahalal, Palestine recently, the local post office shown above was in the midst od after he landed first in a cross country dash from Portland, Oregon, to the National Air TitEratlnmn A o of the fiercest fighting N Tuternational Newsreel Newsreel Sk ghting Iuternational Newsreel i;., d