New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1930, Page 16

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story [S S HEARING COMPLAINTS OF HAITIANS—Members of the American commission of inquiry in Haiti JURIST POSES—Harlan F Stone, associate justice of the United ~ STOPS TRAFFIC IN TOKIO—Japan's first boy mannequin sits it arc’coen here before the legation at Port au Prince. Left to right, W. Cameron Forbes, chairman; States supreme court, poses for bust by Edgardo Simeon, sculptor, a Tokio shop window swankily smoking a vet while displaying Henry P. Fletcher, former ambassador to Italy; Elic Vezina, James Kearny and William Allen White. in Washington. the latest fashions for men. The onlookers do not scem thrilled. RECORD TOE D. lein Edith Zeisle Hungary, records by dancing for an un- broken period of 78 m Six co-ed disciples of the ancient Greek goddess of the hunt, Diana, are seen participating in the opening archery practice of the season at Temple university, Philadclphia. TRIES FOR NEW ALTITUDE RECORD—Elinor Smith, 18. of New York, who achieved an alti- tude record for women when only 17, flies to Washington to obtain a scaled barograph to record a new record attempt. President Calvin Coolidge, dedicating the Coolidge irrigation dam across the Gila river in Arizona, is guest of honor together with Mrs. Coolidge at a luncheon held in the open atop the great structure, NEWEST NATIONAL CAPITOL—Japan’s partially finished diet building in Tokio, corresponding to shown black with people come to see the ceremonics. the United States capitol in Washington. is to be completed in five years. STILL PACKS A MEAN WALLOP—Hank Gowdy, of the Boston Braves, hero of the 1914 world seri, still smacks the old onion on the nose. He's scen here at spring training camp, St. Petersburg, Fla. ER'S “BAREFOOT BOY"—The Rev. Hans Peter Bertlesen, retired minister of HOW DOPE 1S SMUGGLED—Representative William Irving Siro- Blair, Neb., now 84, was the in- : . vitch, of New York City, battling dope cvil, demonstrates in Wash- spiration 66 years ago of John T e St T ington, for the benefit of congressional colleagues, how drug smug- Greenleaf Whittier’s *“Barefoot e ds Aoty se roots extend o far HE'S THE WHOLE SHOW—Theodore Tiller, Jr., son of a Washington newspaper man, has a mario- glers carry on their trade. He exhibits also an opium pod as it Boy,” when the poet visited a o : that nette theater which has become an institution in the national capital. Teddy writes the plays, operates appears in its native state. tanm neapStiemeld 1T, onfwhich & miniatireforast the puppets and does the singing. -———é———_ the youth was working. [}