New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1930, Page 18

(N LT\ BOMBERS MANEUVER—TU. S. army bombers as viewed from another bomber, are seen going through tactical maneuvers at Chicago’s national air races. SHAMROCK V—A PRETTY PICTURE—Shamrock V, Sir Thomas Lipton’s America's cup challenger, cuts the water like a knife on trials over the classic cup course, off Newport, R. I. “KING OF MODEL PLANE BUILDERS"—Joscph Ehrhardt, 17, who recently won the international model plane contests in London, England, holds a demonstration in St. Louis, on his return, and exhibits the 36 trophies he has won. L e 4 YA % s e W i s NS | WIRELESS WIZARD'S YACHT IS SAVED—Priceless experimental ; “ YO 3 i 5 } i apparatus was saved when fire, which ravaged the Electra, yacht of " . g - i MARSHALL FIELD AND BRIDE AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE— S Guglielmo Marconi, wireless lnvcn.tor, was subdued, and the «“LIJFEBOAT OF AIR” WORKS—Detroit aviation officials see the first successful demonstration of an This photo from London shows Marshall Field III, Chicago multi- yACRosEra ra s Gl tsblioto airplane being lowered 2,000 feet by means of a parachute—the landing, however, occurring in a tree, millionaire, and his bride, the former Mrs. Dudley Coats, prominent in showing the actual fire. damaging a propeller. . Photo shows the plane after landing, and inset, Vance Breece, pilot of the test. London society, following their marriage. NI R TR T IS T ZIN T 7N T 7N T IS T Zh T ZIS [ ZIN T IS T 1 218 1 2Z1% s S v 4L i . WINS U. S. SCHOLARSHIP— WASHINGTON DEBS—Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Jr., the former Alice § e f{iss Fumiko Saisho, 22, is photo- Huston, daughter of the ex-chairman of the national Republican com- i % graphed at her home, in Tokyo, mittee, left, Miss Marian Jardine, daughter of the new minister to g % Japan, preparatory to sailing for Egypt, center, and Miss Mildred Huston, go for a spin in Washington. the United States, and the Univer- sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, to FATHER OF PRIZE-WINNING SWIMMER—Gcorge Ravior, Phila- which she has a scholarship. She v‘ delphia policcman, is the father of Margaret Ravior, winner of the i3 one of the few Japanese girls to $10,000 Canadian swim at Toronto. receive the coveted award. —m NEW SPORT—Contestants climb through automobile tires suspended from a Thames river bridge, at London, England, in an event of a rowing club’s ‘aquatic sports’ meeting. S L