New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1930, Page 26

P EVEN SPEEDBOATS ARE GETTING “AIRMINDED"—Not content with gliding through the water at top speed the “Boo Saada” is shown attempting to emulate an airplane at the Pittwater Regatta at New South Wales. Spills are not unusual when the frail craft point their bows sk: 5 (Internationa GHTERS LEAVE FOR WINTER “MAJOR p powered Boeing fighters in forma- ., as they prepare for their departure to engage in maneuvers with the scouting fleet in Atlantic and Pacific waters. The air- craft squadrons, representing nearly the full strength of the Navy's Air Forces, will make a 16,000 mile cruise abroad. UNCLE SAM OFFENSIVES (nte »nal Newsreel WEDDING UNITED OLD- 1' 8 EST REIGNING HOUSES IN | THE WORLD—Attired in Oc- cidental dress, Princess Kikuko ‘ Tokugawa is shown just before \ her marriage to Prince Taka- | matsu, younger brother of Em- ' peror Hirchito of Japan. The J wedding, on February 4, joined the oldest rcigning house in the “ world to the once all-powerful i house of Tokuzawa. whexe=shew u | Vi MEXICAN _ PRESIDENT n WOUNDED BY ASSASSIN— ' President Pascual Ortiz Rubio, newly inaugurated Chief Ex- ecutive of Mexico, in company with his wife and their niece, WITH THESE BATHING GIRLS y were wounded in an attempt THERE'S A TREAT IN STORE FOR e S T A SR ' THE SOUTH—These young ladies are, the national palace shortly after | : r left to right: Elizabeth Reed, Marge Mul- the inaugural ceremonies, Feb- . ‘ Habel 1, decides to take a hand at vehiil, Francis Johnson and Camille Lan- ruary 5. Their injuries are not I | v ck has seen his father repair ier of New York. They are just ready regarded as serious. The as- 1‘ -l > ne the air all by himseli. for a dip in the Deauville Pool, Miami sassin stepped from behind a | : E Beach, rendezvous of many social lights. crowd and firéd six shots. ?J a Ve ) (nter nal Newsiel) (nternational Newsreel) st del ice boat, constructed by John of Peabody, Mass., and which attains les an hour. A twin cylinder motor- ounted propeller provide the mo- tail of the craft, rightly named ¢ for steering the boat. SRR o meam—— A BAD BREAK — BUT IT LANDED ON THE GREEN!— A broken golf club is a small matter in the life of the great Chick Evans, as witness this pic- ture of destruction. The fairway fiend is shown making a tactical decision during play in the Pan- American Amateur Golf Tourna- ment at Edgewater Park, Miss, RIDES TO BEAUTY THRONE ON SANTA'S STEED—Josephine Hoffman, Queen of the Winter Car- nival, arriving on her reindeer steed to sit on the throne of honor at Los Angeles County Park. Thousands donned heavy clothing to atténd the ) carnivals, where mountain snows loaned novelty to participants from h the semi-tropic valleys below. (International Newsreel)