New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1929, Page 22

! 71\ VanN SETEFITS VETNLCS 6L FOINIA L LTSI RS T EFINTAL R —— 2 LAUNCHING ITALY'S LARG- EST SUB—The “Santorre Santa- rosa,” newest and largest of Italy's submarines being launched at Spe- zia. The craft has disappearing guns mounted on its decks. MAROONED IN ICE-BOUND SI- BERIAN SEAS—Huddled together as if to derive protection from their com- mon cnemy, a crushing sea of ice, are the ships of three nations. The Soviet “Worker,” the English steamers “Acton Manor” and “Neat Abbey,” with the Nor- wegian “Sixty-four” are at the mercy of gigantic icebergs. At the right can be seen hardy Russians as they walk the plank from the ice-cutter to test the thickness of the floes. L TTEENTENA P AT AR TSNS SWIMMERS new life tume designed of Ttaly, popular costume is ma in oil, renderin, to water, and to keep afloat period. % B4 S B ) B N EZNLZIN STAR OF THE CRIMSON— Charles Devens, Haryard back, about to be tack- led by Herster Barnes of Yale, after a gain of two yards. The .Cambridge team stopped Albie Booth and smashed their way to a 10—6 victory over their ancient rivals, International Newreel INGEZIN E7INGT A COACH WEHO DECLARE ; o b i : ’ L — FOOTBALL IS DYING — . / ; ¥ ok NOTED GER- Coach Bob MAN DANCER } star of the U ARRIVES _IN nois football NEW YORK— | nounced Harold Kreutz- coach at the S - it berg and Yvonne THE FASTIDIOUS Georgi, sensa- NOW, REMEMBER, KEEP ;oo may not agree with the famous Rudyard Kipling. However, tional ~ German [ }IT QUIET—A choice bit of [/ o' ¢ his many tales he pointed out quite forcibly that “East is East and dancers returning gossip being whispered by wese i« West and ne'er the twain shall mect.” The censors seem to agree to New York Haggerty” to “Lindy,” the i ginting in this instance, inasmuch as Anna May Fong, pretty Chinese with their inter- { great dane at the annual pet oo icire actress, must not be kissed by a Briton in a film. Such pretive dancing ardor on the part of Englishmen, the Board of Censors believes, would innovations. International Newsreel e offensive to many English people. International Newsreel den. International Newsreel YOUTHFUL PRIZE WINNERS AT MODEL EXPOSITION—Left to right: Jack Harwood, Walfred Swanson and Ralph Pickard, youthful prize winners, with a portion of the models entered in the junior division of the Western Air- craft Exposition at Los Angeles. International Newsreel THE MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL OF THE CAMPUS— Miss Lucilie Woodard, a junior THE PIPE SMOKER OF § Above is pictured Mrs. Cornelia Weath- b, ersford, the famous pipe smoker of E Omaha. She is only two years below the century mark. The pipe is one of her most cherished possessions as she has smoked it for more than half a at Friends University, Wichita, Kansas, has been selected as the most attractive girl on the cam- pus. As such she will rule through the Thanksgiving fes- tivities in connection with the annual football game between her school and the University of Wichita. International Newsrecl century. {nternationa? Newereel = = A O it SO ¢