New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 18

e e Be===— Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story WITH THE LINDY'S IN INDI shows Colonel Lindbergh carrying rope he never used in hi 5 honeymoon in Arizona. Anne Lind- International Newsreel LONDON PAYS HOMAGE TO “FATHER OF HOUSE OF COMMONS"—Thousands of Londoners line the streets in the vicinity of Westminster Cathedral as the flower-laden bile hearse bearing the body of the late Hon. T. P. O'Connor, “Father of the House of Commons,” leaves the church for Kensal Green Cemetery. The body lay in state for some time in the famous Cathedral which is the center of Roman Catholicism in England, and a i o 5 5 i steady stream of sorrowing friends and admirers representing every class and walk of life §0 ek R TR X 3 i . d NEW PORTRAIT filed past to pay their last respects to the beloved statesman. International Newsreel ! : »' “ ¥4 i Y ok R i | RETARY COF TRE! This is the TAKING THE HUR- DLES—Luckily for Captain Herbert L. Earne est, 12th U. S. Cavalry, this hurdle wing landed on his mount's neck, when it was hoisted into the air by the horse, fail- ing to clear the jump. The accident happened during the recent horse show at Fort. Bliss, Texas. U.. S. SALVATION R i HEAD FETED IN TOI CHAMPION WOMAN SCUL- ; : During a recent v LER OF JAPAN — Miss Shi- i - B e . o zuko Takahashi of Tokio, Japan, : : S DI 7 : b : o D R e giving an exhibition of rowing 5 geline CE 11_{‘114!\5 GETTING LUNCH FROM RE- : ! ; & Detore e BrperoriosiTine ; TN TAKING THE HURDLES—This remarkable action picture was taken at an exciting moment. It and members of the royal fam- hey entered the thirty-second hour of their ~ $hows Sam Hanson, of the State Gougers, after he caught the kick-off and returred to the 30-yard lire i1y~ Miss Takahashi recently MeFrpolita A et i Tas Ay el where he hurdled a Trojan tackicr, knocking the Southern California man clear out of bounds. won the all-Japanese sculling I championship for women. FLORIDA'S ARABIAN CITY —This beautiful administration building, true Arabic style ar- chitecture, was built by Glenn Curtiss, pioneer aviator, and presented to the City of Opa Locka, a suburb of Miami. The entire city,including residences, res, garages, and even street s, are in Arabic style. CELEBRATING ANNIVERSARY OF POLAND'S INDEPENDENCE—Eleven years ago Poland threw off the yoke of Russia, proclaiming a republic. Each succeeding year Warsaw celebrates the re-birth of freedom. Above is portrayed a company of artillery passing in review before Marshal Pilsudski, who stands in a reviewing stand erected on Marshal Pilsudski Square, Warsaw. &y ~vgxhvj K7 “fi ANV AN/