New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1930, Page 16

n A BARON AT WORK—Otho von Berg, young German baron, work- —W ing his way around the world, is pictured as a ditch digger in “FIRE! FIRE!'—Unusual view of a fireboat coming to the rescue of a burning yacht in Boston harbor. Hawaii, RUSSIA CONTIN TO DESTROY CHURCHES—Armed with picks and shovels, 5,000 Russian soldiers swarm over the historic church of Simonow, in Moscow, destroying it in a day. On its site will arise a “Palace of Proletarian Culture.”” Left, front view of church depicting soldiers at their job; upper right, ruins at night fall; lower right, ripping wrought gate from its hinges, followed by removal of religious picture: . : WHAT WELL-DRESPED : LEGION GIRL WILL WEAR— '—————q:— Miss Marie Smith, member of Unit 69, American Legion auxil- PRESIDENT SEES 'EM FACE TO FACE—“Amos and Andy,” iary of Malden, Mass., wears uni- AN $80,000 CHAT—Colonel Jacob Ruppert, left, owner of the New radio stars, call on President Hoover at the White House in person. form which has been adopted for York Yankees, and Bob Shawkey, manager, confer at St. Petersburz, ~CROWNED—Honoring the royalty of horsedom competing at Los Angeles horse show, Miss Joan Marsh Amos is Charles J. Correll and Andy is Freeman F. Goshen—if you use at national convention in Fla., where the Yanks are training, and come to terms with Babe Presents the crown to Raseyn, celebrated Arabian stallion which captured sweepstakes prize in its class. desire to know their real names. October. Ruth at $80,000 a year. “MOST BEAUTIFUL’ WORKS AS STUDIO' STENOGRAPHER —Fay Lanphier, of Philadelphia, chosen as “Miss America” in 1925, is discovered working as a stenographer in a Hollywood studio, waiting for a break. WHO'LL WIN?—Forty-five beautiful girls from almost every state in the union, pictured here, compete at Miami, Fla., for the title of “America’s Sweetheart,” the winner to compete in a world contest at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. for the title of “Miss Universe.” ACCUSED OF POISONING DAUGHTER—Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Casten, of Locust, la, h SCOUT MOVEMENT FOUNDERS FETED—Lord Baden-Powell, center, organizer and chief scout of the world Boy Scout movement, Lady Baden-Powell, right, who holds the same position in the Guides’ orzanizat_w_on. welcome M.rs‘ Jane Deeter R_lp}zen, "3 NEW AQUARIUM—Completion of $3,000,000 aquarium in Grant park gives Chicago onc more beauti- ‘‘I'M ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU!"—Miss Marictta Perry comes up al director of the Girls’ Movement, in New Yolrk Arriving from ful structure on the lake front. The aquarium is & memorial to the late John G.'Shedd, who donated smiling after her car, in collision with another, turns over twice in ingland_recently, the Baden-Powells have received many honors. " the money for this mc"efl“indoor fishpond in the world.” Washington, D. C. been held at Decorah, la., with' poisoning their Romelda, 14, last Nover obtain §5,000 insurance t taken out a few months viously. I YA AN (55N \