New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1929, Page 14

CHRISTENED ON BOARD— Jane Greer, of Morgantown, W. Va., with her puppy,“Maury,” which Jane brought to the States on the Mauretania, after which she has been na ational Newsre JOY AND TRAGEDY—ALMOST—In the recent be- throthal of Crown Prince Humbert of Italy to Princess Marie Jose, of Belgium, the joy of bethrothal was al- most turned into tragedy by the bullet of an assassin. At the upper left, the Royal Carriage is shown at the g Town Hall, Brussels. (Upper right) Prince Humbert leaving the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. (Lower left) Floral gifts received in celebration of Royal Bethrothal. (Center) Would-be assassin of the Crown Prince. (Lower right) Police capturing assassin who shot at THE SERVANT OF PEACE —The Fatherland has issued special coins shown above to commemorate the memory of Foreign Minister Stresseman, the servant of Peace and the Fatherland. _ the Prince Humbert. te Newsrecl % 3 € ~ International Newsreel A THRILLING SF LL—M ECHO OF THE LAKE TRAGEDY—The turbu- o o s up a life \‘:'?;\;mn“di:zzzds :’O h: . THE EXILE OF DOORN—Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm's most recent appearance t ] : . before the camera, as he steps into his car for a drive. International Newsreel International Newsreel