New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1929, Page 14

CREDITED — Mrs. Philip : 1 Snowden, wife of the British ENDS TRIUMPHAL TOUR—Upper left hand corner shows a view of Wolodga. Siberra. taken from the cabin of the Graf Zeppelin Chancellor of the Exchequer, as it passed over the chill wastes of the Russian northland. (Upper right) Gracefully nosing to earth after circling the globe, the giant air- 1s gwven credit by her husband ship ends its flight at Lakehurst. New Jersey. (Lower left) Lady Drummond Hay. in the kitchen of the “Zep" as she helps out the chef on for the ess of the latter at the run to Tokio. (Lower right) Captain Lehmann, pilot of the air monarch 1s seen 1n conversation with Joachim Pickhard, German news- the Hague Conference on Rep- paper correspondent and William B Leeds, American millionaire, as the craft left Tokio for Los Angeles. tuternational Newserod arations. [neernational Newsreet IT WORKS—Professor Juan De La Cierra (above) demonstrated at the National Air Races in Cleveland the merits of his “Windmill™ safety plane which he can land within a twenty foot space. (Below) The Navy “High Hats" or crack aenal squadron give the crowd a thrill when they perform stunts hooked together by connecting cables Tutecnational Newsrecl “CLEVER! THESE YOQUNGSTERS™ g 5 ——— =3 —Duning the convention of the Ameri- trapped an - UNUSUAL EDIFICE—One of the most unusual churches in the country is the new Boston Asemue. can Society of Dancing Teachers, held ich he had Methodist Episcopal Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which was designed by a woman. The beautiful recently”in New York, thirteen-year- modernistic stonework marks a new era in church construction and portrays the old “circuit rider™ of ©0ld Betty Lee Jacobs of Wheeling, e outhwest, West Virginia, was one of the star per- Tuternatlonal Newsreel formers, International Newsreet