New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1930, Page 18

/ RECORD WOMAN LOOPER— Florence Klingensmith, of Fargo, N. D., said to be the nation’s only woman airport manager, claims the world’s looping-the-loop rec- ord for women—making 143 rev- olutions in 43 minutes. A POLKA FOR A FISH—Pen- guins, attracted by a fish, do a courtly polka for keeper at Lon- don zoo. A LARGE POWER DAM IN THE EAST—This is a panorama view , of the Fifteen-Mile Falls site on the Connecticut river, on which is being built the largest hydro-electric development scheduled for com- pletion in the United States th}s year. It will be the sicond lu_rgest plant cast of Niagara Falls, with 200,000 horsepower cnpa‘cltyA SLAY of Episcopal bis nooga, Tenn New York p of David Pa drunken house. member nothing. student at Columbia ur OCIETY PARADE—Among the notables in New York's Easter parade on fashionable Park ave- n found Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harriman, left, and Orton Motten, of Chicago, whose ¢ cameran LINDBERGHS BREAK REC- ORD TOGETHER—Colonel and Mzs. Charles A. Lindbergh, flying from Glendale, Cal., to New York in" 14 hours 23 minutes and 27 seconds, with a stop at Wichita, Kan., add another record to the colonel’s long string. Here they are in their electrically-heated suits standing at the side of their - ESCAPE FRUSTRATED—Armed state troopers are seen in the yard of the Rhode Island state prison at Howard, following a futile attempt at a delivery, during which a prison trusty was killed when two armed men drove a car into the yard in an attempt to free Thomas MacNeal, serving 30 years, who killed ¥ _himself when he saw his chances frustrated. < COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING CAMPAIGN FUND: enate committee to investigate campaign ex- penditures gets under way in Washington with inquiries into Pennsylvania and Illinois primary cam- paigns. Left to right: Senators Robert F. Wagner, New York; Porter H. Dale, Vermont; Gerald P. Nye, North D‘akots (chairman) ; Roscoe Patterson, Missouri, and Clarence C. Dill, Washington. £ 2 smart attire attracted attention. SIS erald Cameiamen N Story - A PRINCESS AT THE HUNT— Princess Xenia of Greece, the for- mer Mrs. William B. Leeds, is seen at the United Hunts, Aque- duct, L. L HIS MOTHER AWAITS SENTENCE—Little Lee Edwards calls through barred windows of New York detention home for his mother, Qlga Eide Edwards, convicted on extortion charges brought by Nathan Leo Amster, traction magnate. INHERITANCE OR MAR- RIAGE?—Marjorie Joyce Cle- mentson ponders whether to ac- cept an inheritance of $125,000 left her under the will of John Samuel Newlyn, close friend of her father’s, with the proviso that she must not marry. DEATH MACHINE RECOVERED—Following a 36-hour search a diver finds the machine in which two girls and a young man plunged through safety gate of open draw bridge in Toledo, 0., and drowned. EASTER IN THE METROPOLIS—Easter crowds at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, cause traffic jam on Fifth avenue. Right, James W. Gerard, wartime ambassador to Germany, is seen in fashion parade.