New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1930, Page 16

He;a!—d Cameramen Tell WRECKAGE IN WHICH STUNT FLYERS PERISHEL —No bodies were found in the twisted mass of steel which was brought to the surface of the Pacific. This mass of wreckage is all that remains of one of the planes which carried part of the Fox Film camera staff to a wa- tery grave on January 2, 1930. nal Newsreel) A FREE.-FOR-ALL AND A WETTING FOR THE LOSERS—A general view at the sw g pool at the Cocolorbo Cay Club, thirty-fi les from Miami Beach during the free-for-all battle of negroes on a raft in the center of the pool. This was one of the forms of a ment during the outing held for the members o Miami Beach Committee of 100. CHINESE HELLO GIRLS WIN SERVICE AWARD—For 20 years’ service calling “Day huey bin she Ah,” or “Number, BEAUTY HAS ITS A MODERN DIANA— OWN REWARD— Stella . Okla, is a stu- her two prize-winning of Louclla Sass holding Pekingese dogs, “Chinky Lou” and “Chi Lee” at the a twenty-eighth show of er the Pekingese Club of so often do. America, being held at New ', New York. DESIGNED FOR NEW ASSAULT ON SPEED CORD—With ¢ line The latte break the world’s spec this automobile A GIGANTIC CITY OF HEALTH —Architect’s con- ception of the strik- ing city of health which will be ergcted by the New York Hospital-Cor- nell Medical Col- lege Association on asite covering three city blocks just north of the Rocke- feller Institute for Medical Research, and Medical Educa- tion. At the base of the employe dormi- tory tower (central tower of the three shown at left) will be a power and light plant designed to serve a commun- ity of 3,000 patients. (liternational Newsreel) please,” over 7,000,000 times to subscribers of Chinatown ex- change, San Francisco, Cal, Grace Wong, center, won four stars from the Pacific Telephona and Telegraph Company. Rose Mock, top, and Nellie Jow, bot- tom, won stars. al Newsreel) MARY FIGHTS INHERI- TANCE TAX—The question of an inheritance tax— $38,000 — yesterday brought Mary Pick- ford Fairbanks, film celebrity, to the Probate Court and upon the witness stand, she gave vari- ous inside informations concern- ing her earnings as a motion pic- ture actress. The occasion was the approval of the report of the inheritance tax appraiser con- cerning the estate of Mrs. Char- lotte Pickford Smith. the actress’ ; A . i 4 2 i o ¥ . i ‘ mother. Unterna Newsrenl) " iy o " (International Newsreel) FAVORITE AT LONDON Z0O— This bird which seems to-be a cross between a peacock and a chicken masquerades under the very high- sounding name of a Victorian crowned pigeon, and is one of the favorites of - visitors to the London Zoo. (Intérmational Newsreelf ELUGE—The snow and ice in the vicinity of Swanton, ving the freezing weather that aters of the Missiodi had risen above its banks and inundated nd. Workmen are pictured engaged in g telephone and telegraph wires, (International Newsreo)) N '