New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1930, Page 18

: KM *figrald' Carfieramén Tell Then Story o EZNCEANL /DL IN LN T AN 7T g ARM SNOW - BIRDS D FIRST LAP OF CROSS- C O N TATEN NG T FLIGHT — Twelve of United States Im\.L: > 3 SNOWSTORM FAILS TO DAMPEN THEIR ARDOR—Blinding gusts of snow flight S. chher chilled nor impeded these amateur runners who competed at the Middlesex Field, Mi o - A. A. championships. Harman was the winner of this event, while Polytechnic took : first honors in the team race. lity men to Winter f z, which s encountered throug t 5 i PROMINENT NEW YORKER AT MIAMI BEACH— Mrs. Thomas Cassidy -(neeMrs. John Phillips) caught by the camera as she was strolling along the, ocean front at Miami Beach. The Winter season is now at its height and- visitors from all parts of the country have ar rived for the fashionable con- clave of ‘notables, (Internatfonal Newsreel) MY LADY NICOTINE—Mrs. Takes- a-Man, of the Glacier National Park Indian Reservation, ponders the prob- lems of her sex over a friendly gas- per. The fag won't hurt her complex- ion, says madame, and it does so help one to be nonchalant. Cinternational Newsreel) Democratic and Republican AN OLYMPIC DETEVEST MG CHAMP KE b s e % i 2 IN TRIM : % 3 b b AUTHOR TELLING GRAND Helen Me e Capitol : ? ——"y e JURY OF ALLEGED VICE, the Oly Building. ; A - ws 4 v e d RING—Walter W. Liggett, au- women's g 4 . Yk 3 . % H thor of “Bawdy Boston,” telling champion, keep : 7 . G ; X ; S : : 2 ; a Federal grand jury why he ing in trim with y G % ¥ : < ¥ x 3 believes that “Boston is fil"l the some {z div- 0 3 ; ip of a grafting gang of poli- e 7 SWEDEN'S KING OPENING THE PARLIAMENTARY SEASON—(L. to R, Front Row) § e ficians). whille: ' mincellanuos Bt Prince. Eugen, world-famous painter; Prince Sigvard, his father, Crown Brince Gustonus fianl: : : : : Beach, Fla. 35 = ¥ - racketeers have put every form phus; King Gustaf V, Prirce Gustafus Adolphus (eldest son of the Crown Prince) and Carl, father i of vice on a payyi)nz basis. to the Crown Princess of Belgium and Norway, in the colorful ceremony that marked the opening 2% " (luternational Newereel) of the Swedish Parliament in the Rikssalen,-at the Palace of Stockholm. “GOT A FEEL- N O HAE RS FALLIN'” —It takes no great physiognomist to interpret the ex- pression of alarm on the face of 4 : o little Edgar Hail o R i ; 3 . as he tries his N [“»A“ixo g BNL“"’I\IKIB- 7 p e S 5 £ % new skis and L HIL - ¥ 1 finds, to his dis- may, that they keep on sliding, and don't stay put. He is a patient little soul, however, iaeitey and claims he lping to i . 3 won't be content tion of ; MOSCOW CHIMES TO RING IN PLOUGHSHARES—Although its tone was full and its workman- . until he’s whiz- always a - ' <hip beautiful, this 4,000-pound bell, the largest in all Russia, was found to be out of place in the zing down the 1t concern to her, A Soviet order of things. It will be remelted and cast into agricultural implements, for which there big_ slides like ) is dire need in many of the farming scctions of the great union. the “big boys.” ed up Her hown lifti piscopal Washing- the icy (International Newsreel)