New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1929, Page 14

N T 70N AN LA r Mussolini besides holding the s in the Italian government still bove disc EVER ACTIV majority of the por ON GUARD— Guards watching supplies for the Jewish hospitals in Palestine as Arab workers unloadp them in courtyard. te EXPERT—Miss Pat Thraves of Virginia Beach, Va., proudly m displays her third cup in four years of:riding. This little southern Miss likes nothing bet- a ter than tough competition on the tanbark, where she shines ‘ with her_expert horsemanship. h nternational Newsreel LEARNED “BO” PASSES—Service in the Span Pratt, perhaps the best educated hobo of th salute over his grave in Jamaica, L. L, 1 ell (left) and M. k (right) were recently awarde 1 stinguished Flying C at North Island Naval Air Station, San Diego. Both men recei he cherished decoration for dis- tinguished service against outlaws in Nicaragua. ael W. Wob: ONE DAY — { That’s all the time Patsy Ruth Miller and her hubby, Ted Gar- nett, could squeeze in be- tween pictures for their ho moon. But wait, there’s a Euro- pean trip coming to them when the work’s done. ional Newsrecl BRIGHT EYES—Master Henry Soukup,’ mascot:of the g U. S. rifle team, won himself six medals at the Junior National matches at Camp Perry, Ohio. ” He's a real mascot. International Newsreel g‘ — MAKES TEST FLIGHT—T! ly st piloted by George Fernie recently made a successful test flight at Roosevelt Field, Long Island. International Newsreel John A. Heydler, pr A n Le UNAFRAID— Phil Scott, Eng- lish heavyweight, declares he is in perfect condition to meet Vittorio Campolo, - Argen- tine giant. International Newsreel 'FRANCE'S “T¥ son of Paris is NIPPON’S DELEGATE—Professor Dei and family of Waseda University,” Japan, are seen leaving Tokio to represent the land of the rising sun at the International Labor.Cnnferencelat,_Gene‘\ia» Switzerland. International Newsree! nvention at Portland, Maine. ' I 12l Newsreel 5 e T