New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1930, Page 14

INDIAN BEAUTY QUEEN— Miss Eunice Green of the Potta- watomie tribe, whose home is in Delia, Kas.,, was crowned Queen of Beauty at annual Mayetta In- dian fair, Mayetta, Kas. SNAPPED TOGETHER—This couple reported engaged— Mics Mar- garet Ekdahl, Florida girl who was selected as Miss America this 4 year, and Will Osborne, radio and stage crooner—pose for a photo in New Haven, Conn, d, Cal, tried budding various kinds of Today there are 16 varieties of and apricots on the tree. DADDY'S NEW FASHION—Ed- — ward (Daddy) Browning, wealthy p 2 EXCHANGED BABY RESTS IN NEW HOME—Mrs. Johanna Bam- New York realtor who has been CAN!'—Floyd King, Jr., of Oskaloosa, Kas., berger is seen in her home with baby she acquired in exchange in in the news considerably, effects Chicago's Bamberger-Watkins' baby mixup case. Little Mary Ann a new style for warm weather. ches in circumference. T 2 Bamberger looks on in wide-eyed interest while refreshments are , His entire outfit weighs onl PRAY DAY AND NIGHT FOR EVANGELIST—Followers of the being served; Charles Frank, Jr., is less concerned. But Daddy Wil- three-quarters of a pound, agains{ ,_________§_______. Four Square Gospel pray day and night in Los Angeles for the jium“Waikin® remains wnsatisfied and has sued hospital over mixup seven and one-half pounds the recovery of their leader, Aimee Semple McPherson, evangelist. average man totes lower ever grown in the United NTZINT AN T ZINTZN T 1S 1.7 SNIANTZRTZINT ZIN T ZIN T N T ZIS T ZR T ZIS TZIS T L ZA T 71S C., dean of C winner of the n:]atc}:. greatest ¢ WINGLESS ROTOR AIRCRAFT—A wingless aircraft, an aeronautical adaptation of the Flettner rotor marksmanship, with a f AIR HERO CONVALESCING—Wing-Commander Charles Kings- ship, which, if proved practical, promises to eclipse any aerial vehicle thus far built, is reported to 245 points for five ranges f . hero of the Southern Cross flights, is convalescing from have been flown by its inventors, working in isolation in Long Island sound, off Mamaroneck, N. Y. appendicitis operation in a hospital at Middelburg, Holland. Photo shows the new rotor aircraft, on the barge on which it was built. [\ DN G\ /a\ AN /G /NG a N “a Za' BOY FLYER—At 16, Psul Clough of New York, a high school junior, is a licensed aviator. He has flown with Colonel Lindbergh, Martin Jensen and others.