New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 24

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story = = HE LOST “A BET— with eye-shade, gogi er gloves, Gus kana, Tex., merch of Mayor L. S. on his hands and 8 because he lost a bet that oil would not be discovered in a well drilled 18 miles east cf town. ‘ 2\ PICTURESQUE—Chiefs of Indian tribes overlook a scene reminiscent of tales of theip forefathers against the advance of the white man as they pose for a movie. iDAHO'S FAIREST—Miss Lou- ise Hall is chosen Miss Pocatello in a contest with Idaho’s fairest. GOOSE-GIRLS' PASTIME—Little goose-girls of the ancient village of Stroebeck, Germany, follow an 1EST BOMBING PLANE—F. Trubee Davison, left, assistant secre- old tradition by playing chess while they tend their flocks. tary of war, and Major Carl Spatz, leader of the Question Mark 4 endurance flight, are seen ready to take off in a bomber at San Diego, Cal, for tests conducted over southern California. * ' 'ENOUGH FOR AN AR} i 3‘“"/‘\\1 i loaf of rye bread, on display jn a Kansas City, Mo., delicatessen, de N. Mickler, amateur speedboat pilot, is victor in 1,154-mile [JAPAN HONORS AN ITALIAN AVIATOR—Major Francisco Lombardi, Italian aviator, who covered is said to be the largest in the to St. Louis, in his outboard motor craft, And How II. [the distance between Turin and Tokyo in nine days, is guest of honor at aglinner given by Lieutenant- world. It is sufficient for a small hours and 40 minutes less than the previous record. General Gaishi Nagaoka, leader of civil aviation in Japan, - army, A s {‘ SLE FANCY ARCHERY—Miss Louise Kleber of Pittsburgh, newly-elect- : : 5 5 . ; PRAY FOR RAIN—The Rev. Elmer Lucas, pastor of the Cherrydale, ed captain of Duquesne university co-ed archery team, exhibits some ~ wATER SUPPLY LOW!— In all the history of Croton reservoir, which supplies New York with water, . Va. Baptist church, leads members of his congregation in daily / f ' i NN - X (I DA AAT)