New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1930, Page 16

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try THE COOLIDGES SOON WILL MOVE IN—Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge expect to move within a month or two to this estate, The Beeches, which they have purchased at Northampton, Mass. The house was built by Dr. Henry N. MacCracken, president of Vassar col- lege, when he was professor of English at Smith college. The house has 16 rooms, including four baths, together with an elevator, an NINNER—George Lott is seen ‘cturning a hard serve in the final ;ame of the annual south Florida ennis matches, beating Johnny outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts and abundant flower gardens. “BATTLE” IN THE AIR—Greatest U. S. air maneuvers arc under way, beginning at Sacramento, Cal. Photo shows the second bomb- ing group from Langley Field, Virginia, in formation flight. Inset is of Brigadier General William E. Gillmore, in command of the Yocg in a five-set final tilt. This Leidnlecy 5 particularly pleasing to Lott, as Jocg is one notch ahead of Lott in the 1929 tennis rankings. GETS A “SPIRIT” FOR MEXICO—Colonel Pablo L. Sidar, left, - chief of Mexico’s army aviation, is seen at San Diego, Cal, in con- ICEBERGS, AHOY !—Officers of the British liner Alaunia, which was forced to stop when eight icebergs sultation with T. Claude Ryan, builder of Colonel Lindbergh’s “Spirit crossed its path while it was steaming toward New York, obtain a photo of one of the treacherous giants. of St. Louis,” discussing plans for a non-stop flight by Colonel Sidar Only about one-tenth of an iceberg floats above the surface. ® from Mexico to an unannounced place in South America. J-BOAT CAPTAIN NOW EACE ENVOY—Captain Lothar ‘on Arnauld, who commanded the J-35, most feared German subma- ine during the war, visits New Jrleans as a peace envoy as cap- ain of the German training cruiser Emden. Captain von Arnauld was noted for sinking ships without terrorism, in a ‘“‘sportsmanlike” manner WHERE NAPOLEON FOUGHT FINAL BATTLES—This miniature chessman army reposing on this table could tell tales! On view now in Biltmore House, home of the Vanderbilts in Asheville, N. C., these priceless objects were once Napoleon’s, when he was in exile at lonely St. Helena. As if he were again leading the great armies LORD BALFOUR BURIED WITHOUT POMP—The body of Lord Balfour, noted British statesman, is HISTORIC—The talo of the prosperity and the destruction of the Casa Grande people of Arizona, is relived in an annual pageant. he chess armies against borne to the grave at Whittingehame, Scotland, an a farm truck from his estate, family and British 4 ! 7 Here are Indians cnacting a scenc in the 1930 pageant. ., which brought him fame, Napoleon played t n " dignitaries following. each other with intricate strategy. AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TOURS—Walter Edge, former U. S. senator from New Jersey, now ambassador to France, is snapped departing from Paris for an in- spection tour of southern France. = P WHERE YOU'RE AUTOMATICALLY INDEXED—Miss Grace Lambert, of the U. S. census burcau, SEATTLE'S “SKYSCRAPER” DAM—Diablo dam, said to be the highest of its kind, part of the municipal hydro-clectric project on the Washington, is seen operating an automatic sorting machine, handling census returns. Skagit river of Seattle, Wash., ncars completion, 5 T Copyright, 1930, by Central Press Association, Inc. € 1 iz L Scac e SEREEREPITNZ T N2 1 N

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