New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1929, Page 20

N LZINLAS TZEN T7IN L IN LN L ZIN L od SAILING ALOFT IN HER GLIDER—A German Miss is shown being given a running start in her glider as she goes aloft for a short “sail.” This first flying school for girl gliders is situated in Gatow, Germany. It is said that the young aviatrices are getting the knack of guiding their craft much easier than men. (e ratiane N eme el L] v o FORD'S NEW YACHT BATTERED BY WAVES—This is an exclusive picture taken from J g i v : DIVING IN SOUTHERN the air of Edsel Ford's $300,000 yacht as it lay battered by the surf on the reefs at New Bed- : s E i WATERS — Hurricane Tippy, ford, Mass. (Right)—Captain Anderson and members of the “Sialia” crew arriving in New H 3 B : ; ! dhed : 4 named after the Miami Hurri- Bedford following their rescue by coast guards. Tnternatisnal Neveras > - K1 S R plunge in n,; s « i b waters. ie tot 1s one o ts of her age. %fii&‘l‘;&} ¥ ON TOP OF WORLD AT MIAMI BEACH— Bill Williams, known to radio audiences as “Old Man Sunshine,” finds no , i ASSERTS THAT CHILDREN / i / hine,” fin i \ SHOULD STUDY MOVIES ADDING ONE MORE TO A CHERISHED COLLEC. difficulty e ~'.”“b{3f~o‘“ / ‘ RATHER THAN CLASSICS— TION—Walter Newton, secretary to President Hoover, the\foe of seation WIOT / Dr. Goodwin B. Watson, profes- autographs the S2-pound album which Mikulec, globe. [2dio tower despite the sor at Columbia University, New trotter par excellence, has carried to all parts of the iactthatheishandicapped York, told a meeting of ;’Qrenh world in his tireless quest for famous Signatures 1‘{"“}3“"]““;’:‘“0"‘ of his and teachers that children should Mikulec (inset) already has the autographs of notables RS 4 h mr:s is an learn how to face the vital prob- “Magic Moons” bridle is b aken by W. Gurney as he goes flying through the air when y n all corners of the world but is still far from satisfied, rronworserviienne I mot i i . lems of life in school, and there- hic m fell at the last jump. The fall cost him a victory in the moderate steeplechase at : He is angling at present for the signature of President Bl 3}‘“"”‘ S , A Newberry, England. Internations) Newsreel ; . Hoover. 1 e o o I ational L ANOTHER UNSUNG HERO PASSES TO GLORY— s S A . g The funeral car containing the body of Pilot Thomas P. RE ARMY GRID STAR MET DEATH—Charred wreckage of the twin-motored Army planc after it crashed , Nelacnichthe AinailiSecyiceloavingithe chapelisC sty route to Mexico City. Lieutenant Ernest G. Schmidt, 26, former member of the Army football team and All- . % field, N Tiphere uneral ccrlecsaere ek o clion as crican choice of football experts, hurtled to death from the Saming plane when his parachute failed to open. | , killed when his plane crashed at Chagrin Hills, Ohio, while nions in the plane used their parachutes to descend safely. In endeavoring to fig‘"xf\‘fiF‘Z?Ynif‘fi‘lfii‘lf blizzard.