New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1930, Page 24

Herald Cameramen Tell Then Story EXPLOSION KILLS THREE IN WRECKED HOME— Firemen recovering REPRESENTATIVE BEA U- TY OF GERMAN?{-EMiss Dor- i rit Nitykowsky, of Berlin, was the bodies of Mr. and . S selected as the Beauty Queen of Mrs. Owen Mangan . WHAT'S THI S s Germany, to represent the Reich and Miss Ella Clark / “SNOW OQUEEN" IN g . i at the world-wide beauty contest SUNNY CALIFORNIA? ' ¢ to be held at Rio de Janeiro, ~Wiss Jooipins Hor B : ; Brazil, this year. The winner man, of Los Angeles, in her royal robes as “Snow Queen” at the annual Winter sports carnival which opened January 31st at Los Angeles County Park. The mountain playground, which s more than a mile higher than Los Angeles, is said to be experiencing the / heaviest snowfalls in / years and the natives £ have decided to make A good use of naturc's novelty by staging a Winter carnival from the charred ruins of their home at Carbondale, Pa., which was demolished and set afire by a terrific gas explosion result- ing from a mine cave-in under the house. Clnternational Newsreel) of the Rio contest will be AN EIRD ORI DAssAGr e s At niversc, Striking action picture of one of the ski-jumpers at Quincy, Mass., in the midst of a mighty leap as he plunges down a lanc between thousands of gasping spectators. The occasion is the annual carnival which iz held every Winter and which attracts Winter sports enthusi- asts from miles arounc. (nteruational Newsreel) LIKE FATHER, LIKE DAUGHTER — This charming English girl has sufficient ad- niration for the attainments of her famous father to want to follow in his footsteps. She is Miss Ursula Frankau, a daugh- THE PASSING ( TIaATS i SENA flowcr-laden « ing the b Latime {lh S. s M e - ter of Gilbert Frankau, noted Hpl it h COMPETE FOR KING ALFONSO'S TROPHY—The cight-metre yacht “Marin” JACK FROST'S ICY TOUCH—Its spars and British author, “journalist and One of A is one of the outstanding challengers for the King of Spain trophy in that class. masts heavily coated with ice, the steam trawler publicist. Ursula's Ssister, Par- el The yacht will compete during the fourth annual Winter sailing championships to “Gale,” above, arrived at East Boston after a mela, is also literarily inclined, be held in connection with the Los Angeles boat show during the month of March. stiff encounter with old man Winter, off the this completing a literary tri- The “Marin,” shipped to the west coast from the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Georges Banks. Men are shown at work with umvirate within the Frankau of New York, will be sailed by her new owner, Lewis Luckenbach, of the Indian picks removing the coating of Jack Frost. family, Earhof Yacht CIE. (Inteinatianal Nawereel) (International Newsreel) (nternational Newsieel) Solon. o o a K FLOODS CLOSE/IN DIANA ROADS — With pick-axes and shovels highway work- . “MISS TURKE) ! . e g e o8 [ ; ers literally have to - Scventee r-old 1 & SOUNDING THE TRUMPET OF PEACE—His M C}':ov i the roads in Namik has been elected Turke ¥ Majesty King George V of England delivering his A 4 j{ the flooded = regions around Vincennes, Inc., where thousands of acres are inundated address at the opening session of the Five-Power Naval Disarmament Conference in the Royal Gallery of the House of Lords. The King's speech before 4 2 the distinguished group of statesmen was relayed by e, Ty faniilies radio throughout the entire world. 5 : ’ driven . from their “Queen ing year. Si country tion in Par SPANGLED BANNER" WAS NOT NATIONAL AN- or of the National Americanization Committee of ng over a few of the 5,000,000 signatures attached Congress of “The Star-3pangled Banner” as (nternational Newsrevl)