New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 32

erald Cameramen Tell ’ is an excellent view of a brush fire sweeping through the Echo Lake region of New Jersey. Terrified wild game RECORDS LIFE OF INDIANS— Living for a year with the Ojib- way tribe of Indians in the north woods of Canada, William Doug- las Burden, wealthy society sportsman, explorer and natural- ist, returns to New York with film recording Indian life. WHAT'S A FEW THOUSAND MILES TO HIM?—Theodore Buser, mail carrier of Orange, N. J, has had 34 years of continuo ervice, has walked 130,000 n cquivalent to more than five LINDBERGH'S CONTENDER—Lic ord of 19 hours for a passenger William McKinl, everal months in a HAIL THE QUEEN!—Miss Ce- celia ‘Eisenhart, 20-year-old Un versity of Michigan co-ed, crowned queen of the Michigan Blossom Festival in St. Joseph. IT'S PLAYTIME!—This is the time of the year when children are happy! Mildred Solly, of New York, is shown here reaching for a brass ring that entitles her to a free ride on a merry-go-round at Coney Island takes the first ride. \d D TESTED!—The new glider of the Bradford, Pa, glider club gets a thorough test when Webster G Drew, 346-potnd candidate for senatorial nomination in Pennsylvania and city treasurer of Bradford, £ FLY WITH MEARS—Miss Eliza- beth Mears, top, daughter of John Henry , with her friend, Aly below, are passengers in Mears' new round-the-worfd airplane, on flight from Los An- geles to New York. Mears had the plane built to attempt to break the globe-circling record of the dirigible Graf Zeppelin. PRIZE WINNERS—William Marks Simpson, Jr,, left, of Norf Va., winner of the Prix de F ture, congratulate tore de Maio, of New Haven, C of Assisi; s of Christ just lowered from the cros The the happy young men in New York ainting. Simpson submitte ue of Saint Francis s painting w camera (a WELCOME!—Baby elephants, said to be the youngest pachyderms ever imported into the United States, unpack their trunks for a permanent stay at Venice, Cal, upon arrival from the jungles of Borneo. _ Shirley Parkin, left, and Gertic Hill initiate them into the American custom of bathing. = A T - ZIS T 21N T 21C [ 1S 1§ AN mmmmmzAL‘nmmm-&mmu‘mmmmmmmmm;‘IA;‘ IS T 718 | 271