New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1930, Page 20

e Herald Cameramen Tell Th e B A B Y B M EN TN FLORIDA'S “WET” DRIVE— B R this famous Winter playground are taking testion seriously and have organized a baby A FLEDGLING LEARNS TO FLY!—Little Harold Washburn, newly formed B. V. D. Swimming Club, 12 years old, of Lake Placid, is losing no time in testing his wings quartet of happy youngsters are full-ledged —or skis. He is one of the most enthusiastic of the Winter sport They qualified for membership after surviving aiivocates at Lake Placid, and is frequently to be seen on the snowy # it ; . . ; beneath the rolling surf and proudly slopes. rnational Newsreel) . 2 : s al insignia on the lower left corner 4 . 4 STAGING A COMEBACK — st Gl 8 = " 4 Alma Rubens, famous screen : i ¥ 4 ¥ P beauty of a few years ago, greeted by her husband, Ricardo Cortez, prior to resuming her position in the public eye. Fol- lowing a desperate battle for her health in a sanitarium, the actress is thrilled at the pros- pect of getting back to the foot- lights again. (International Newsreel) | ered severe injuries to his d near the scene of wreck lead art of a Communist program of al Newsreel) BROADWAY STAR ENJOYS | SUNSHINE LAND—Inez Nor- THE BIG AND THE LITTLE—Tiger King, a RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE WITH HIS BOSTON HOSTESS jogal” troubles on te sarss champion Great Dane, the biggest entrant in the —The Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovitch of Russia pauses % ek Westminster. Kennel Club Dog Show, asking to exchange a few well-chosen words with his hostess, Mrs, S2nd 2t Miami Beach, Fla. The Titiana, the smallest dog, the all important secret Curtis Guild, society dowagacr, at the brilliant affair given Armad. ocisters o eart of of how she keeps her weignt down. Titiana is by the latter at the exclusive Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Boston, AR I OO of the Chihuahua breed and since the start of Mass. Mrs. Guild's ball, which brought the “400" of the Hub Sebco;im 2 court battle for a the show has been a boon companion to the Dane. City out en masse, was in honor of her niece, Miss Laetitia > o ¢ ' 1S JUBE estate. ool atarngtional Newsreel) Orlandini, Sleci e facis : Newsrooh) L - g . OUT OF THE ROUGH—AND INTO THE CHAMPIONSHIP- -Mrs. Leona HOOVER FISHING FLEET BEFORE SETTING SAIL ON FISHING CRUISE—The yachts which comprised Pressler neatly lifts the ball out of the rough onto the green at the eighth hole, . the Presidential fishing party off Long Key, Florida, in dock, just before starting out on the first day’s invasion of the - in her match with Mrs, Lifur, marking the finals of the L. A, C. C. Invitational fish kingdom. To President Herbert Hoover went the first day's honors, when he caught a 45-pound sailfish on his Tournament. Mrs. Pressler won the finals, 3-2. (International Newsreel) hook. This was the largest catch of the day. (iatorastianaliN oleeeats