New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1930, Page 16

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story —T—= G OFF FOR A JA NN FLOOD INUNDATES TOWN—Airplane view of flood waters from 4, inundating * issed N‘”() destruction as center span had been fastened into place one :itfi\p\?‘fi‘jflé i Sty when false avork supporting it was swept away. res, sign and guard posted at main auto cntrance t of land dispute. Mrs. Mary Belle feot wide between the race track if they continued to permit the jockey 3 % B 3 5 :‘»:"'Qci oy Ly A+ g 08T L Sy o TROPHY FOR AIR RACES—Colonel Clarcnce H. Young, assistant sccretary of commerce for aviation, left, and David S. Ingalls, assistant sceretary of the navy for aeronautics, are scen in Wash- ington with the Thompson air trophy model which will be presented to the winner of air races in Chicago on Labor Day. RS—A “peace dinner,” at which American army of- s pledge to “forgive and forget,” is cele- m Apetz, of the Prussian marines; Corporal nt H. L. Caldwell, Lieutenant-Colonel LATEST OF GOLF STAR—This is the latest picture of Don Moe, University of Oregon, famous MEET THE QUEEN—Among those being presented to the British Walker cup player, who broke King and Queen are Mrs. George Carr, of Chicago, upper left; Mrs. the long established St. George's > = Edward Spafford of New York, lower left; Miss Elizabeth Plank- course record in England with a f lower Son Mexico, by Paxson Hayes, TELEVISION IN THEATER—Television is tried out in a theater at Schenectady, N. Y., with this ap- ington of New York, upper right, and Miss Vera Bloom of New 67 in the final holes of the title who is seen n his return to Los Angeles— paratus. The screen, six by seven feet, is curtained off on both sides and on top when pictures and York and Washington, Jower right. with the baubesauria. voice. sent by radio, come simultaneously. elieve it or not, this is a ge and rare animals captured ‘_mmmsummmmmmmmmmsmmmmmmmsmmmmmummmmmsmmammmnmmmumn&flfluflflfl?)w’) & al' P