New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1930, Page 16

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, , Tell Their Story RYTEERL BULLDOG PLANES TESTED—This is one of the English Bristol Dulldog fighting planes being tested by the government at Washing- ton. The tests are expected to have a far-reaching influence on future aerial warfare. RIOTS IN CALCUTTA—Great Britain’s troubles in India increase, 10 Europeans having been injured in Calcutta in protest against the imprisonment of Pandit Jawarhalal Behru, president of the All-India : > # & : Nationalist congress. Photo shows Calcutta crowd during a protest procession. % s 3 \ 2 P 3 3 i p IMPRISONS SELF IN APART- G : g ” MENT—Mrs. Julian Armes La- mar, wife of noted portrait paint- er, imprisoned herself in her New York: art studio as a result of a fight to keep possession of a col- lection of valuable art objects, which she declared her husband, in Reno, Nev., sought to obtain. HELEN DOUBLES AS AN ARTIST-—l\irs. Helen Wills Moofi)', “RABBICAT”—Dukie, half cat, half rabbit, living principally on dry tennis champ?on, opens her ex}ubxt. at Grand Centrfal. Art .Gnllencs, bread and grass and scorning milk, and walking with front legs and New York City, of her own drawings of personalities with whom popping with hind legs, belongs fo Mrs, Virginia Maddux, Los Angeles. she has been associated on the courts. NOTE TRIM LINES OF AMERICA’S CUP DEFENDER CANDI- DATE—The Enterprise, which may defend the America’s cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock V, rests peacefully off City Island, N. Y., while delicate craftsmen prepare to put finishing touches to PONZI DENIED VISIT TO DY- 2 k . 5 G MO R e . et : ; TRYING TO DRY UP NEW JER- doger, ‘“‘“’:‘““""f’ e }1‘*’" ‘ : i B : I SEY—William J. Calhoun, from privilege of visiting his dying TUT, TUT. CAN THIS BE TRUE?—World cruising Americans find | , ;f:;;ils‘:n‘;“;“grz“‘:;d S'fie.s mother, Mrs. Amelda Ponzi, that liquor can be bought and consumed legally beneath the Stars g S 5 t Y i : e ns'\?fl:i Ly above, in Italy. and Stripes in Manila, P L., saloons. Yes, old-fashioned saloons. - 3 AR Xienalve fIve : . S 5 against bootleggers in New Jersey. MAKES SUBMARINE MORE DEADLY—Professor Oscar Flamm, of Charlottenburg, Ger- many, has perfected inventions for submarines which it is said will make them still more power- ful as instruments of war, as well FIRST PHOTO OF PRESIDENT VON HINDENBURG IN THREE YEARS—P ¢ for the celebration of his fifth year as president of the German republic on April 20, the 83-year-old Herr Paul von Hindenburg poses at his desk in Berlin for his first photo in three years. Formerly onc of the greatest generals of the world he has 5 : become one of the greatest statesmen, and a factor for world peace as case their speed. g 2 h P 5 A $ SR gt resembles a lamb's, Arlington National Cemetery, Va. NEW BREED—Mrs. A. N. Bachrach, of New York, has returned AT SLAIN GIRL'S FUNERAL—Girl friends and American Legion members are shown in the funeral from Europe with a new breed of dog, called Bedlington, whose fur procession at Oak Grove, Va., of Mary Baker, Washington government clerk, who was found slain near

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