New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 18

bl ey SOVIET FINDS HIDDEN GRAIN OF WEALTHY FARMERS— Continuing its fight on Kulaks. or wealthy farmers, the Sovict gov- ernment is seizing their lanc ting their products. This photo shows members of the Communist Youth League uncarthing bags of grain buried by Kulaks in a cemetery near Odessa. FETED—Captain Lewis Yancey and his crew are royally treated in Hamilton, Bermuda, after flying there from New York. In the back seat, left to right, are Zed Bouck. radio operator; Captain William H. Alexander. pilot. and A. P Thompson, of rcception committee. In front are Captain Yancey. left, and U P Hand, of the recep- tion committee. ALT MONOPOLY—Mani-| president of the Guzarat congress committee. and Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the independence movement in India are scen leading the march to the sca in defiance of the tute w establishing a government lal Kothari, left, salt_ monopoly GUARD GIRL AGAINST KID NAPING AGAIN - Mary Subock 6. of Detroit, found after ha been held by kidnapers, to the Detroit Juvenile Detention Ilome to guard asgainst repyisal BUIL un the n with 1ts 94 pleted which stories, ranks \ | ...,.....-;‘;...f 1500 a0 8t 58038 1% 3% 88 1 25 48 0 aasn DING IN BRITISH EMPIRE— w Canadian Bank of Commerce building, LATEST WAR MACHINE—This| new type twin-engined specially developed plane for the British| royal air force, seen above Rad- lett. England, can be converted into bomber, troop carrier, heavy| transport plane or ambulance. ! B0ax sy eel work is Toronto, as the highest building in the com British empire, BRINGS SMALL FORTUNE—This steer, grand champion of the Fort Worth, Tex., livestock show, brings $2 a pound at auction fol- Jowing the show, the Fort Worth National bank being the purchaser. The animal was bred, owned and shown by the Oklahoma A. and M. college at Stillwater. W L. Blizzard, head of the animal husbandry department of the college, stands directly behind the steer MARRIED 756 YEARS—Mr Lucius Burrell, 97, of Rockland, Mass., tells Mrs Burrell, 95, how happy he is for having been marricd 75 ycars to her—and she reciprocates. FIRST AND LAST—General Enoch H. Crowder, left, the first United States ambassador to Cuba, is seen in Havana with Harry F Guggenheim, present ambassador, and Mrs. Guggenheim. SHRINE DRAWS THRONGS AGAIN—The half-century old grave of the Rev. Patrick Powers, in Holy Cross cemetery, Malden, Mass. again is being visited by hundreds of unfortunate for their i Here is a crippled youth being assisted to the shrine. SEEKS NEW FOUR-CYLINDER MARK—Bill White, racing car owner, examines at Los Angeles the new Schofield Special, built in hopes of setting a new speed record for four-cylinder autos and of winning the Indianapolis race in May. Although the power plant weighs but 300 pounds it develops 198 horscpower and 1s eredited with a speed of 160 miles an hour. MOST DEADLY KILLER—Robert F. Hudson, | va. father, shown behind him, Jr, minute. The U S. navy is getting this type. G | N LITA GREY CHAPLIN IN PARIS—Reports have continued that Charlie Chaplin, famous screen comedian, may become reconciled to his divorced wife, Lita Grey Chaplin, in Pa This is a snapshot of her outside of her hotel in the French metropo LIVES EIGHT MONTHS IN HAY STACK—This white Wyan- dotte hen, held by Otis Chase, is the heroine of Last Killingly, Conn. Chase found the hen in his hay mow, where it had existed cight months under tor living on hays of hay, of Richmond, | is scen at Washington firing new machine gun tnvented by his The gun is termed the most deadly ever NN E