New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1930, Page 18

L HALF THIS AND HALF THAT—A duck that can’t swim and a CAVE-IN!—A gas explosion, coming on the heels of a flood from a broken 16-inch water main that chicken that can’t walk—this combination fowl belongs to Evelyn o %, washed out half a block in San Francisco’s ential district, caused this large cavern, down into Recse of Omaha, Neb. It has the head of a duck and the fect of a — e e which a deli chicken. It neither crows nér quacks—and doesn't lay cggs. SHOOTING AT THE MOON—Ludvik Ogenasek, Czecho-Slovakian inventor, is making attempts near Prague to shoot a rocket to moon. LONG-DISTANCPE TRAVELER! —Marilin Kay inspects a much- traveled straw hat on its arrival at Los Angeles on a long tour, which began at Tampa, Fla., Jan. 12 for parts unknown, with stop- overs at many places from Boston to San Antonio. The “Kelly” scems to travel a tangled route. JTALY CAMPAIGNS FOR WHEAT—King Victor Emmanuel III are to tour the country in the interest of a revival of agriculture— of Italy'is seen at Rome inspecting a flect of motor trucks which | chiefly wheat. TAKES GLIDER LESSONS FROM LINDBERGH—MTrs. Sid- ney Fish of New York and Monte- rey, Cal,, hostess to Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, has been learning to glide under the famous aviator's tutelage at Del Monte, Cal. SHE‘ DIDN'T SINK!—Remaining afloat in a terrific gale although safe harbor at San Diego, Cal. She was en route with tomatocs SERINGIS HERE::};; \l‘arsflrytncrewm(gic(iolt::\:}l‘a\e lé2:§:§ltc);,li§kl$icalo:§nthe Hal::fsm river, New York, sinking for three days, the Jeanette R. is towed as if by miracle into from San Jose del Cabo, West Mexico. LYSERRED AL gt SEped £ 2 s FIRST OF THE SEASON—The “City of Detroit I11,” arriving at Cleveland from Detroit, opens ‘the Great Lakes passenger season. ROYAL NURSE—Princes . . Christina of Spain is studying . . ; s - ) o ; ; > qualify as a nursc. NAVAL LORD BURIED—The funeral cortege of the late Admiral : - - - SAILS—Lita Grey Chaplin, divorced wife of Charlic Chaplin, fi von Tirpitz, Germany's al lord during the World war, is scen 1RIPLETS—“Ovington Lady,” belonging to Percy Filkins, well known English agriculturist of Oving- ot 3 . comedian, sails from New York, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.! passing to the cemetery in Munich. ton, England, is scen with three healthy triplets to which she gave birth several weeks ago. Lillian Grey, for a five-week tour of Europe,