New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1930, Page 14

> | SNIA A N N7 N I NIZ s VA B P < KRN PARE BN 0 O N P A VA ! !v E. i E. § N [OSEZ L SIZ ] NI D N8P NFZ T NEZ L NS 1 Sz N2 1 N Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story rriage four nt Paul C navy, has u3 jaunt arour A HERO AT HOME—~Kear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, of Antarctic fame, receives a tremendous ovation in Richmond, his home, and Virginia’s proud capital Left to right: His brother, Harry Byrd, former governor, Tom Byrd, Governor John G. Pollard, and Admiral Byrd. DOG MADE MEMBER OF RED CROSS—Rex, German shepherd dog, has been made an honorary member of the Americgn Red Cross by the San Francisco chapter for saving the lives of several girls in swimming at Richmond, Cal. Photo shows Rex gng Frances Periconi on beach resting after demonstrating life saving methods. NEW YORK SCOUTS TREK ACROSS CONTINENT—Five Boy Scou oughs of New York City, are started on a pr: ¢ ence Rock. Wyo, by Governor representing the five ber- he United States to Inde- t at his kome, Hyde Park, N. Y NEAR CENTLUF r to the Civil h Grosho. en attending their annual reunion in Portland. “Left to right ¢l Gatton, 97, and J. W. Cullen, 92, with his wife EVELYN NESBIT IS BACK— Evelyn Nesbit, night club enter- tainer and former wife of Harry K. Thaw, returns to New York from Colon, Panama, where she ran a cabaret. SHE'S CHERRY QUEEN—Miss Anna May York, chosen Cherry Queen of Traverse City, Mich., represents her home town in the Michigan cherry que’en contest, the winner of which flies to Washington with cherry pies as gifts to the ambassador from Japan, land of cherries. THEY LIVED AS NATIVES DO—Dr. Herman F. Erben, San Francisco physician, and his wife are INILZINIZISNIZ DNIZ L NZ time San F goes to 7] THE BEN LYONS ON HONEYMOON—Mr. and Mrs Ben Lyon, Jr.of movie fame, are seen here on their heneymoon at Del Monte, Cal. Of course, you know Mrs Lyon was Bebe Daniels home again following a year of research work among the aborigines of the wilds of North Queens- land, Australia. during which the couple lived under a cabbage tree and wore the native garb, They will return next year. RECORD BREAKER BOUND FOR CALIFORNIA—Lieutenant and Mrs. Apollo Soycek are snapped on shipboard bound “from New York to San Diego, Csl. Lieutenant Soucek recently set a world'a altitude record by soaring 42,000 fcet over Washington, N T N N NS B N g L g L g L ] 0 g g A g N B 5 A