New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1930, Page 28

GOOD WAY TO SEE BALL GAMES—The Fokker F-32, which can carry 32 passengers, is seen over the Yankee stadium (foreground), New. York, and the Polo grounds (background), prior to attempting cross-country flight. s, scems to be similar to can hear the conductor bellowing: “Plenty of room up front!" A JUMP INTO SPACE—Tom Morgan, darc-devil jumper, is seen clutching at the release ring of his parachute after stepping into spacc 5,000 feet above a New York airport. DEFENDS INDIAN WOMAN FOR GOVERNMENT—I torney Richard H. T above, on orders of EUROPA TO SEEK EASTWARD RECORD NOW—Germany's new- cst transatlantic giant, the Europa, having under adverse weather conditions taken the blue ribbon of the Atlantic from her sister ship, the Bremen, on her maiden westward voyage, now is expected %| to capturc the castward record, also held by the Bremen. Left above, Willian A ROYAL DAD—Lcopold, crown’ prince of the Belgians, romps with Indian woman, on tria 5 ¥ - 3 % the ropa is scen in New York harbor; lower left, a glimpse of the|] ACROBAT—A few weeks ago a mongrel pup doomed to death at his three-year-old daughter, Prin- falo, N. Y., on a charge of ha 3 5 # : library, one of numerous public rooms on the huge liner; while,| the dog pound, Mutt is rescued by the trainer of the children’s circus cess Josephine Charlotte, in the 1 the murder of Mrs, Clo- h : i , < right, is Captain Nicholas Johnsen. at the Memphis, Tenn., zoo—and now Mutt climbs a 40-foot ladder garden of his palace in Brussels, s wife, % i 3 £ R T ] and docs a high dive, bringing joy to thousands. ILEANA IN EGYPT—TPrincess Ileana, left, of Roumania, her mother, Qucen Marie, and Zul- a, grand chamberlain of King Fuad of Egypt, are seen at Alexandria. The queen took her daughter to Egypt to forget an ill-fated engagement. SMOKE? true? Memphis, M BROOKLYN BRIDGE—An usual photo of the TG Ay Donsatola te 2 to meet Brook- . L : : 2 AN EASTER LILY—A “white sister” is seen at prayer in thc‘old | passes up the East river, New York, to ge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, right, supreme boss of baseball, is scen Mission Inn, Riverside, Cal. A photograph of the interior of the Inn, Brooklyn navy yard. stly telling Manager Wilbert Robinson, of the Brooklyn Dodgers, something, rich in religious lore of the Franciscan order, never has been takcr; 45 g previously,