New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1930, Page 14

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story ene Madison of for National A tablished a new seconds. HIGHEST WOMAN FLYER— Ruth Alexander of San Diego, HAVEN—Thousands of sea birds nest on islands off the North- Cal., who set a new altitude rec- umberland coast of England. The 600-foot pinnacles are seen cov- ord for women by climbing to ered with guillemots. 20,000 feet, announces non-re- fueling endurance flight plans. MISSILE OF DEATH—This is a remarkable photo of the firing of a torpedo from the British warship Wakeful during a naval display off Portsmouth, England. A. Locke is independent candi- | & s f ; Yo A : NIAGARA FALLS' VICTIM— date for governor in Alabama on the ticket of Senator J. Thomas Heflin, who was not renominated by the regular Democratic or- ganization and is running inde- D. A. Pittman, Atlanta, Ga., man, trains hedges in his pendently. The independents ep, dogs and other animals have resolved to hold a state con- vention Sept. 1 in Montgomery. MARKING VATICAN CITY BOUNDARIES—As a result of recent Lateran treaty between the Italian state and the Vatican, a r-— wzll is being constructed around Vatican City. George Stathakis, Buffalo chef, found dead in barrel in which he went over Niagara Falls, smoth- ered to death when oxygen tank became exhausted as swirling waters held barrel prisoner, cor- oner decides. L ] REWARD!—Off for Europe are these boys, who won an airplane CARRIES BOBB} S CLUBS— ) + # A i : model contest conducted by Detroit boys’ magazine. Left to rightt Donovan Déle- 17, Minneapolis _J FASHIONS IN ATLANTIC CITY—Here are some of the models seen in Atlantic City, N. J., fashion Ray Thompson, of Detroit, indoor champion and holder of the world’s caddy, carries golf clubs for o yynp 1y CHINA—While America is unable to sxport surplus show. Left to right: Miss Rose Berky, wellknown New York model wearing polo costume; Miss An- record; William Chaffee, of Dayton, O., national scale model cham- Bobby Jones, defending national 4 0 tarve for lack of food. Here is a Chinese famine nette Kellerman in a red silk jersey bathing suit and a swank bolero, straight from the Riviera; Miss pion; Joseph Erhardt, of St. Louis, national outdoor and fuselage open champion at Interlachen o o0 " ing his daily portion of gruel at Nanchung. Some go Edna Tooker displaying a white jersey bathing suit with a yellow rubberized-satin cape-coat and 2 model champion, and George Schairer, of Summit, N, J., runner-up golf course, Minneapolis. without food for days. zipper bag, and Miss Marjorie Ezequelie, in a flowered silk pajama. in the scale model contest.