New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 16

Herald Cameramen Tell Therr Lher Siory = E——————— eSS ——————— A S R »cn% S s s RO, Semasnnai % - A o R YA AR 0 S A L S X065 READY FOR ACTION—Officials at Auburn Prison, N have not yet recovered ten R 4 LAST OF BELGIAN TROC * guns used by convicts tn riot and are feartul that another o 3 They a E ) MAMY BEING REVIEW! ing armed troops outside the prison walls tully prepared tor any further mutiny Above—Photo g EVACUATION—Belman « shows changing guard at Auburn Prison Left—State troops view bullet -swept door SRy spected before therr cua Internatons) Newsro i where they had been sigRing ot the Armist lighred to ceturn to the 10n, stands . . he tri-color 15 : o : it e tress of Ehren 3 4 5 “ % i " THE LOOP—The nnny marks 5 . g 5 : ¢ o aotorious Jumbo Jump on che French : 3 3 . : Flemimgron cace track, Mel- rs of i bourne, Australia, caused one j more spill. as D Zeally cakes this head-over heels plunge trom his mount. Wands King The tumble vecurred i che arst round of rhe Victorian Steepie. o e i R O B i SRS S e % i chase at the obstacle kKnown as 5 “ i A he Jumbo Jump. which has g S & # § ¢l ?8 NR!E&FI r,; # # caused more talls than any other MENTS OF E barrier on the track ¥ 2 e T T Internationa Newsro: STANDARD : o b ] LADY—The Bu. reau of Standards and Flo Ziegteld are at odds as ro what medasure ments it the “Glonfied Girl Virginia and Car olyn Carroll above are shown taking their mea : 0 ; . : i surements fo see | A wme ; : % POULTRY SHOW which require L ; ; R : WITH FALR SFO F ments they meet i 5 . 3 E—Mrs ¢ : They proved to the chief e ¢ : have the tamed Emmer O 36" figures which S 3 i 4 the Government st e e 2 8 harged e ; deems nearest the ATRMAIL PILOT MIRACULOUSLY ESCAPED DEATH N THIS CRASH—"The mail miust go through!” And it did tn Mrs Teague al- g% : S “Venus type * spite of this crack-up at Beacon, New York Pilot James N Peyton miraculously escaped death in the accident The crew of a n swindled her . . Internuti newspaper delivery truck conveyed the mail to the local railroad, station where it was placed on the train, bound for Albany j: o i luteruztional Newsreel price clicken ts start i the Ann Pigeon Show It 5 spon girl who ts ¢ 15 being held ar ¢ )3th Field Arullery at Bro and GRANTS REPRIE ELEVENTH HOUR Franklin D. Roosevelt, phone, speaking with Lawes at Sing Sing prison, stay ing the execution of Frederick W o % i £ Edel, convicted bammer slayer, :*Mwfiwm s J . it who was to die in the clectric S OVERFLOWS INUNDATING ENGLISH TOWNS—This view of the swollen River Thames at the Town of Maidenhead | e . chair at eleven o'clock. T v < how the waters have overflown their banks almost completely submerging boathouses, pavilions, and cottages which line the his- S e : L eenor phoncd the warden at ten in which are the result of abnormal rainfall throughout the country, have caused serious damage throughout the country. The i . . ' . the evening, !hd,‘m‘,:m, : heavier 1n November than during any one month in the past century. Right—-A laundry wagon floating on Main Street > . i ess than an hour before it wa e Internatio take place. nda Valley o e, to International Newsreel