New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1930, Page 14

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story i 2 : ALK LI 1 HEERIRR R4 4 JRARERRRRL) (SERRAREAR RIS R § g MR L NEW TERMINAL OPENED— Cleveland’s $150,000,000 union terminal deyclopment is opened after years of construction. This is a view of 52-story tower, main entrance to station, one of sev- at- eral structures comprising the tive Texan, in celebration of joining the Washington ball club. Le ft to right: development. Representative Daniel Garrett, Art Shires, Senator Tom Connally and three bers of the Scnators: Fred Marberry, Lloyd Brown and Sam West. A Y PREPARES FOR KING FLIES WITH PIES — Chosen CAROL'S CORONATION—Gen- Michigan’s 1930 Cherry Queen, eral Peter Presan is scheduled to 3 at Traverse City, Miss Signe personally extend invitations for ntative Edith __. e S Holmer of Manistee, Mich., flies the coronation of King Carol II, e haaite BYRD VISITS BENNETT'S MOTHER—Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, while in Albany, N. Y., called to Washington, via Chicago, with of Rumania, at Alba Julia in floor of UPOD the mother of the late Floyd Bennett, his companion on aerial explorations, who died while on a a cherry pie for the president. October rescue flight to Greenley island to aid members of the German transatlantic planc Bremen. N'AL‘mm74L‘m.‘rlg‘nza-_—-vnn!m;"‘L"AsmmmL‘.P‘AEVAL"AB!AEEEQE_’JE'AE?AL‘?J REUNITED IN STRANGE MANNER—Mr. and Mrs. Abraham e Burnstein were sitting on a beneh waiting for a Los Angeles street plane in London with two orphan car recently. Another couple of virtually the same age came to girls she rece dopted and on { s / wait for the car. “Move over,” Mrs. Burnstein said to her whom she said she would lavish oo “SHOPKEEPERS"—Mary Pickford, plus 65 other motion picture players, open the Screen Stars’ shop husband, “there is room for all.” The two wives began talking, and the $100,000 she won recently ir FIRST MOTORCYCLE—This curious-looking machine, operated in in Hollywood, Wit a “preview” tea. The shop is to derive money for the motion picture relief fund found they were sisters, separated 45 years ago when one emigrated three days at Monte Carlo gam Germany 45 years ago and still in use in Berlin, is said to be the and also to replenish wardrobes of less fortunate actresses at a minimum cost. Left to right: Dolores from her home in Hungary. Photo shows Mrs. Celia Bennett and ing tables, world’s first motoreycle. del Rio, Maec Murray, Mary Pickford, June Collyer and Ruth Roland. Mrs. Sarah Burnstein, reunited. / iz en boarding a LTS T ZN T ZIS T TS T 271N L ZS L ZTN ] 2]