New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1930, Page 24

N7 | N\ LNIZ | NIZ | N] 2 U SIZ - L NIZ 1 NPl S TR A L Y VLW ! { g. E‘ N ! { \ f H EI i \ LA i1 § ;: £ N r‘ SN TS L T2 w P 5o P R ey Their Story Enders, top, ander Mag aviators, who York-Budape PLAYER—Julius WHY SWIM?—Miss Margaret Delahunt demonstrates at Virgil:\‘ia Beach, Va., how easy it is to walk on water with Austrian water skiis. SPEEDIEST W OM A N—Mrs. Florence L. Barnes has set a new speed record for women, with an average of 196.16 miles an hour : » - g reis over a measured mile course at schooner Monsoon encounters heavy going in speed trials over New- o port Bay, Cal., course for Pacific coast sailing championships. 5—The raci S Z ry AWAITING SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN—Secretary of Labor James'J. Davis, Republican senatorial N OO LI B0 e oS onske Bl ion Lol ol B osvon nominee in Pennsylvania, with Mrs. Davis and their five children are snapped at their summer home in Atlantic City; N. J. The children, left to right, are : James, Jr., 13; Jean, 8; Jewel, 4; Joan, 6; Jane, 10, going to a beach wearing nothing but sun tan, is stopped by a o1 o 24 Providence, R. 1., winner of this year's Edison scholarship contest, is much photographed these days. He is seen, rear, with his father, mother and brother on the verandah of their summer home at Touisset, Mass. EXPLORER INSPECTS SUB FOK POLAR USE—Sir Hubert Wilkins, polar explorer, with submarine experts, inspects the old submarine O-12, being remodeled at Philadelphia for the Wilkins north pole undersea expedition, scheduled to start next summer. Left to right: Captain L. P. Brewer, U. S. N.; Sir Hubert Wilkins, Simon Lake, inventor df the first submarine, who is aiding in re- construction work, and Sloan Danenhower, former navy officer who will be in command during the cruise. MRS. HOOVER CHRISTENS VESSEL—Mrs. Herbert Hoovér is seen holding bottle. of water she smashed over bow of new cargo vessel Excalibur, launched at Camden, NEW CHIEF OF STAFF—Major General Douglas MacArthur, above, has been appointed by President Hoover to succeed Gen- eral Charles F. Summerall as chief of staff of the army in November. CROSS THE YELLOW - PITTSBURGH WARNS—Pittsburgh, in a new safety drive, erects a monument to careless/ drivers—a wrecked auto perched on a pedestal.