New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1929, Page 18

NOW ON TRIAL—Mrs. Lois Pantaggs, seen p as she left the court house n Los Angeles, dur- ing her trial for the death of Joe Rokumoto who d by the theatre magna wife when shed into the Jap's machine inflicting ies to him. Above, the car Roku- moto was driving photographed by police after a1l Newsreel INJURED WEALTHY PRINCESS tortune, of Amer- International Newsreel her as the ric e t are 1dys Moore as in the Beauty arrives 1n San to Porto Rico, greeted tional Newsreel R 4 \WEST POINT STEPS OUT—West Point cadets are seen marching in review in ‘Miss America™ b ance of Lafayette-Marne Day before Paul Claudel, French Ambassador to § Tuternational : 5 2 Newsreer the United States International Newsree Ca Ll AIR GIANT MEETS TESTS—This huge thirty passenger plane, just assembled here by German engineers and mechanics for use by a Great Lakes air line, successfully passed tests at Philadelphia, Pa., and will be put into active service soon. Tnternational Newsree BN TRSHRTTRTTR HURT BY PLANE— John Dee in Rockaway Beach Hospital with Doc- tor O. Froham treating injuries received from an encounter with what is believed to be the first hitandfly plane. Dee, with a boating com- panion, was in Jamaica Bay. A seaplane swooped down, injuring Dee and killing his friend. Internationg] News T 4 AID POLICE — Patrolman Peter Reiss, with New York Police Department dog on trail of a burglar. International Newsreel G FAVORS GAS—Major Gen- eral H. L. Gilchrist, new ch: of the Army Chemical War fare Service, believes that th use of gas in wartime is a per fectly legitimate way of wipin out an enemy. He does nc think, however, that it is as ef fective as cold steel and bullete International Newsre: