New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1930, Page 14

Herald Cameramen Tell Therr Story e S e e e e e S e i < GOLF STARS OPEN LOS ANGELES TOURNEY —Minus only one professiopal star of any promi- nence, the greatest field in the history of Pacific Coast golf crossed niblicks at the Riviera Country Club in the first 18 holes of the annual 72-hole grind for the $10,000 Los Angeles open championship. (Internationa HER MAJESTY, THE BEAUTY OF FRANCE— Mlle. Yvette Labrousse, be: tiful couturiere of Paris, will temporarily forsake her style salon to journey to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she will gepresent her country in the - International Beauty Contest. HOW THE MOD- Mile. Labrousse, or “Miss ERN MILLIONAIRE France,” as she is also known, TRAVELS ON Was elected the most beautiful FLORIDA BEACH— 8itl in France. TohrkHieT e (et e nternational Ne tired taxicab magnate of Chicago, being car- ried to his huge am- phibian plane, primi- tive fashion, by his S s ¢ K,& % o e 5 1 s R S pilot, to make a hur- % : @ ried flight from the THIS POLO GAME—These plunging “Sea Lions” do everything but balance the ball on their noses in the exciting gamec of water polo which they are 'NO HORSES OR SUNSHINE NEEDED FOR . & ] 5 ; Cocolobo Bay Country ¥ 3 il : 3 Club to Miami, where he was due to play in a polo match. (International Nawsreel) playing. These players constitute the crack water cently made an honorary colonel (International Ner srect) polo team of the College of the City of New York. AND THE PI- LOT LIVED— With its nose smashed flat against an ice- covered landing field at Toronto, Canada, and with its cockpit torn and its instru- ment board jarred askew this white plane look- ed a sorry sight after it crashed with its pilet, Leigh Capreol, noted war flyer. Internationsl Nawareal) SOME MIX-UP — These scrambled freight cars were shattered and piled in a battered heap when the train collided with a ncwspaper train on the main line of the London and Northeastern Railway at Darnall, near Shefficld, Eng. The engineers of both trains had narrow escapes when the freight train was tossed among several loaded coal cars. (International Newsresl) B R XX R E] rhAR AR CRERANER B EFRE R (A EERERR A REEES ] R PRy IEXRE R 2} DAUGHTER OF THE REGI m MENT — Anne Moore, pretty § Hawaiian senior at the Univers- ity of Hawaii, Honolulu, was re I EEE X2 RS of the R O. T. C. at that school VIRGINIA'S NEW GOVERNOR TAKES OATH OF OFFICE — View of ‘the State Capitol, Anne not onl ires the fu Richmond, Va during the inauguration of Governor-elect John Garland Pollard (left), who is tak. ture army officers in their drill ing the cath of office before Chief Justice Robert W. Prent, of the Virginia Supreme Court of ings and maneuvers, but is her- Appeals. Harry F. Byrd, the retiring Governor, is a brother of Commander R. E. Byrd, who is now x2lf an accomplished athlete and in the Antarctic Foliowing an elaborate parade of city State military organization dancer in the barga Governor threw open the executive mansion and invited the public to an old-fashion n FINE FEATHERS MAKE FINE BIRDS~Other entrants cackled enviously when this buff laced Polish chicken, the only ore of its kind in America, strutted proudly before the judges in the Madison Square Garden Poultry Show. : (International Newsresl) "Bibiness P NAMED FOR DAUGHTER OF ENGLAND'S PREMIER—More delicate than the daintiest frost- ing on wedding cake is the beau- tiful, fir studded slope of Mount Ishbel, about 12 miles from Banff, Canada. The mountain has been named after the daughter of the Labor Premier by a special edict of the Canadian Governme ~ (International New {