New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1930, Page 16

« Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story ic radio comme il scandal case the bars in . 8, brought to the city prosecu- d with bru and teeth 1an peas- 2 - N STELLAR MUSEUM—Chicago's $1,000,000 planetarium on the lake- ; E —This action photo shows Brit- gr,n¢ the gift of Max Adler, opening to the public Monday, May 12, tive police using bamboo sticks ith Ga ers outside the courtroom in i eceribed as the only stellar museum of its kind in America, Girgaum, India, as LA tenced. Photo shows projector, built at Jena, Germany, at a cost of $90,000. TRIES TO DRY UP JERSEY— Dwight E. Avis, in his early thir- ties, transferred from Detroit to New Jersey as prohibition admin- istrator, beg his mopping-up process by re sting more m:n SEER BOTTLES—Decision of the U S. supreme court that sale of beer and liquor making lia is illegal, hits stores such as the above, situated in Chicago. Dealers say, howcver, that they sell bottles and caps for soft drinks. NO FEAR THIS TIME!—Memories of Zeppelin raids during wartime fade as the huge Graf Zeppelin floats over stadium filled with thousands at London, c¢n route to Cardington airport from Germany with friendship-linking passengers, and mail th ]