New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1930, Page 14

SNOW-BOUND IN KANSAS CITY —These automobiles, almost completely submerged in snow, bear eloquent testi- mony to the te blizzards which have swept the Middle West, accom- > panied by a 1 b f i FUTURE DERBY WINNERS temperatures ) - —Alaska Malemute puppies _ i which expect to win future Tahoe-Truckee Annual Dog Derby held in the High Sierras. (Internationel Newsreel) WIFE OF SON OF AL SMITH: % . ENJOYING WINTER AT SHEIKS IN THE MAKING—These small African boys pictured at Tunis - - 5 Rl % yp{fi}l“ffll?fifizfl}—“—lfi(s. 1A“”(fl might well be the objects of their Transatlantic cousins’ bitterest enmity. IN MEMORY OF RAMONA-—Grace Woods and Gladstone Brubacker, e .G»f-;”emog X{:gmal;r} 2{ dressed in the beautiful Spanish costumes which they will wear in the New York, pictured at the Smoot eighth annual presentaticn of the Ramona Pageant, lay floral tckens on Cabano on Roney Plaza Reach the monument to the beautiful Indian maid who is the heroine of the play. at Miami Beach, where she is The monument is in the Indian Reservation Cemetery near the scene of spending the Winter months. the annual spectacle. v (International Newsreel) Not only are they unhampered by so much as a thread of clothing, but they are also supplied with a “sand-pipe” that would bring joy to the hearts of America’s youth. In addition to all this, the boys can look forward to some day becoming typical “sheiks of the Desert”—with possible Hollywood con- tracts lurking in the background. (International Newsreel) (nte ”'3 f 1 i i 5 “eamemme4 CONCORD BOY BUILDS PLANE FROM “SPARE” PARTS — s P 2 ia e 5 - o A { Leo Tremblay, Concord, New Hampshire youth, with Capt. Gordon £ESS SAILING g : 3 3 ’ i Eennett, of the Concord Airport, standing before the airplane which WORLD CRUISE “ i - i 1 { Leo assembled himself with stove bolts and door hinges. The plane Ann C, Bliven, of v ' " % { is equipped with an old motor-cycle e and with skis, for Scarsdale, N. Y, on the S. S. e Dy 1 "y taking off and landing on the ice. The boy’s remarkable achieve- Franconia when she sailed on a ) : 5 ¥ ’ 4 o 4 ment has so won the admiration of the airport officials that they * cruise. Miss . i > ¥ ! have offered to defray expenses incidental to Leo’s training for an air pilot’s license. ! Newsreely WHERE THREE DIED IN GAS EXPLOSION The ruins of the home in i e PR oy A 5 ¥ Easton, Pennsylvania, fol- £ DOG DERBY TO BE HELD IN HIGH N 55 o % f&8 lowing the explosion re- 3 ¢ e vors alvesty sigacd the Toboe f& " e Lt < 2 2 ° dog team drivers already signed, the Tahoe h I}Za:m'cd ;v?bfiif'z‘i’g% .. WRAPPED LOVINGLY AROUND A TELEGRAPH POLE—This Sitras Dog Derby will be held between . 7z .o blast, was caused by a eir mames insieaq is what happened when an interstate transfer truck collided with @ Tapoe and Truckee, California, on January . ’ . ‘ ; » leak in a gas main. Those of numbers, eeded him and Steel telegraph pole at Kansas City, Mo,, after a wild five-block ride 31, February 1 and 2, Thula Geelan, above, ~ ESECUENET ) e Z B dead are Mrs. Wesley became probably the youngest Without guidance of a driver. Miraculously enough the truck kept a twenty-four-year-old bride from McCall, J ) % Harr, her six-year-old Chinese Metropolitan thcp}Forc straight course and hit nothing during its precng:}t((:::}salxeri"flxf»Hm” Idaho, who finished fifth in the Sierras ~ i) ) i g ;io;\wfol;:eor;r:r:ger{o;ecg!\ in t 1 ; A i i an entry. 2 3 5 b awk, e marager in ¢ > = Derby last year, will a(',‘:[‘(':nffiun:x B : B 4 4 .4 in;urc(r;’l f”c\"]y}\ ‘ . . 2 R B o i nternational Newsreel) e