New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1930, Page 22

DISASTER SHIP—Here is a view of the sand dredge George J. Whelan, which capsized in a storm off \. Y., on Lake Erie, taking 16 members of her crew to the bottom. It was the third time the since it was built in 1910.- Inset is of Irvine Ohlemacher, first mate, of Sandusky, O., the COUNTING THE DAYS—Hopeful of smashing the endurance flight only officer to survive the disaster. record held by the Hunter broth f Chicago, Louis Reichers and Bob Black, piloting their plane over Long Island sound have been s. They are seen here taking on fuel as they passed their tenth day in the air. IN POLITICS AGAIN—Dr. Philip Scheidemann, former chancellor of the German repub- lic, is to take over the leadership of the Socialist party in the new elections which are to follow the dissolution of the German reich- stag. He is said to be the strong- est personality in his party. y P BN P S Pt B P ™ sk e P . b JAPAN'S BABY PRINCESS—This dark-eyed little mite is the o ey ¢ . 5 @ | Princess of Japan, idolized by the many million subjects of the island o 4 2 Oriental empire. The baby princess, daughter of Emperor Hirohito and the empress will be one year old Sept. 30. Because she isn't a boy, the Jdpanese throne will go at Hirohito’s death to his brother, Prince Chichibu. THE OLD MILL—This pictur-" 2 ue old mountain mill, still in | %> F be n by motor he Blue Ridge, just out- gton, D. C. One motoring en- r the country roads of Mary- land VICE CONSUL CONVICTED—A sentence of six years imprison- ment and a fine of $6,000 does not seem to perturb Mr. Kao-Ying, left foreground, former Chinese vice consul in San Francisco, found guilty of smuggling opium into the United States. He is shown leaving the courtroom af Anking, China, after sentence. GOTHAM POLICE HEAD VIEWS ROOKIES—Police Commis- | sioner Edward Mulrooney and his staff inspect 400 “rookie cops” as they train at Camp Mulrooney, Pelham Bay park, before being accepted into the New York City police department. Left to right are Acting Deputy Chief Inspector John J. Noonan, commander of the Police Recruit Training school; Commissioner Mulrooney and Chief Inspector John J. O'Brien. P 2 P P B P w0 DIRIGIBLE COMMANDER — Here is the latest photo of : MEMORIAL TO PURITANS—Sabbath services held in the Puri- Squadron Leader Ralph S. Booth, WINS AIR “GOLF" TOURNEY—Frank Ely, shown driving off top tan manner take place aboard a replica of the Arbella, Puritan ship commander of the R-100, world’s of plane, wins a novel golf tournament for air pilots at Parks air- of 300 years ago, as she lies in the Charles river basin, Boston. largest dirigible, on its maiden T % 2 g A port, East St. Louis, I1L * Players, in the tourney, drive from a plane After singing of Puritan hymns, the Reverend Waitstill Sharp reads transatlantic voyage, Cardington, ~YACHT AGROUND—With her 129 passengers safcly taken off, the Belle Isle, STa,VOOO fishing yacht, is . pich s the “tee,” another airplane being stationed some distance eelections from the journal kept by John Winthrop, describing Sun- England, to Montreal, Canada seen here aground off Catalina Island, California. Another fishing craft is attempting to pull her free away as the hole: day services aboard the original Arbella.