New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1929, Page 14

CELEBRATES THE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS RISE TO POWER —Premier Mussolini wearing his uniform as Corporal of the National Black Guard speak- Jf & 3 : ,, « i : ] is of Ttalianc 2t B v 3 : T . LONDON Fo A DS FASHION- § : ABLE WF i v of Miss Wini the seventh a rise to power ss of Strathmore, e Duchess is Countess of UNCOVERS EVIDENCE IN /1CT e ¢ i ; ; ; GASTONIA SLAYING— Sl 3 % N Sherif M. V. Wiggins, the offi- cer who uncovered and brought to light most of the evidence be- ing used in the third investiga- tion into the fatal shooting of Mrs. Ella May Wiggins, Na- tional Textile Workers Mem- bers Union, during the recent North Carolina disturbance. I Newsrec! Internat NO NEED FOR FIRE BRIGAD HIS KINGDOM FOR A HORSE—While the dar} storm clouds of intrigue IN MAIL and court politics Lora Sonderson, former Broad- passin Ru 4 i T T . ; way celebrity who was quizzed little King Michael v 5 * b " 2 by authorities following the ar- d disports ¢ 2 ? s T . £ t of her husband, W. W. seahorse in the NCH GOVERNMENT IN TURMOIL—M. Daladier, wearing black hat in center, giving an interview to the Easterday, alias Stewart, 1g the President of the French Republic. He is the leader of the French Radical Socialists and charged with mail fraud. Cabinet when called upon by the President. el Iniernational Newsreel unc his DID YO P e se WO estel takaraiTepnia L LG ool sl g appearance at Cromar Square, Bel- ObeItl Snofedetes . 3 e § fast i the heavy and i SE 4 traffic. They ar »wn at one of i e i m s sl pren ol L : STREET CAR GOES SHOPPING—Something attractive at bargain prices cvidently Eurepe 10 An SRz gt B g caused this car to go beserk as it passed this apparel store in Providence, R. I Several ELECE : ) : - were injured when the car tried to crash in before the rush, sl LN L INLINLTISL . L /] -