New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1930, Page 18

CITY THREATENED — Flames sweeping through a large chemi- cal plant at Everett, Mass., caused a million dollars’ worth of dam- For a time a large section f the New England city was menaced. OUSTED FROM missed from th & # —_— RECREATION OF HIGH SEAS—Taking sun baths and enjoying decR games, these bluejackets U";"_' 1170“" } ; ¢ ' Y % 4 ¢ the open waters on the U. S. S. California, are cn route to Panama for annual practices. nold Rot ew York 3 7 pambler, left court ishment of the appeliate divi tains the right to p WATCHER OF THE SKY—Dr. William Wallace Campbell, diree- tor of Lick ob '3 Hamilton, Cal., by Lowell Ariz., of a ninth plan un. Other added JEST RED CROSS AY—DMiss Mabel Boardman, left, scerctary of the American Red Cross, as she presented the Red Cross flag to ANOTHER SIGN OF SPRING—Prize amaryllis bl Miss V. K. Patton, a student nurse of Washington, after the laticr SOCIETY IN THE SADDLE—Cameraman catches Mas Joanne Bass, daughter of former Governor Mired by Mrs. y Bramford at Washing : of the workers in had won the essay contest on Red Cross work, following a nation- [ o New Hampshire, taking a jump at Aiken, » at the opening of the social season there. the department of agriculture. Over 1,2 f the flowers were wide competition, exhibited, hmen and varsity shells of Columbia university spend a lot of time on the Harlem river these days getting in shape for g races. The varsity erew, left, is snapped out with th nior varsity. I'RAYS FOR RUSS ES TWO 'CHUTES—Freddic ¢, Carlile, former president of the arricd two parachutes w Baptist Union church, of Engl hen he dropped f a ha ided to ignor cr experts in in, Germany, : have designed novel wind ver a field near New York council order that ch i o ‘ flag in the When one ‘¢ wis in hape of an airplane, d. ; ; It is particularly he attempted to open th now a chaplain. GROOMED FOR HOP—This cabin monoplane is being groomed at Roosevelt Field, L. 1., for a flight to cording wind condit her, but, as the photo show prayer; tussian ted to re- ns for the ) i South America in the near future. The plane is equipped with unusually large gas tanks and a 300 cdification of aviators at an ad- wits unsuccessful, horsepower engine, William Alexander, pilot, and Zeh Bouck, radio operator, comprise the crew. joining airport, INL N LRI