New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1930, Page 14

s INZ INEZ TSI TSN 2 NEZ TN TN N2 T _— ATHLETIC QUEEN—Miss Ethel Catherwood is winner of the run- ning high jump and the javelin throw at the British Empire games, Hamilton, Ontario. PERUVIAN PRESIDENT'S LAST MESSAGE—This photo shows Augusto B. Legui. dent of Peru, reading his annual (and last) n at the ope of the Peruvian congress on July 2R, 1930. This is the most recent photo of Leguia, who was arrested as he tried to flee on a warship. ORIGINAL s of a ne al type ave been brought i # zation by Dr. A r i i RECEIVING MANY CONGRAT- above, head of th tr 7 ULATIONS—Captain Wolfgang physical anthropology of L ~, 4 von Gronau, leader of four avia- sonian Institution, Washing : ~, tors who flew from Germany te The types, shown at right, were p New York, is overwhelmed with found in southwestern Alaska. congratulations in his hotel suite. - A VICTOR £ Ar oy f ner of the Pacific Coast-to-Chicago derby of the national zir races, is se 2 f lich A, E. Kundred, of Goshen, Ind., named t, noted publisher. N / N z‘ \ / 1 [ \ il N /| !i / N / \ / \ 4 N / N i g, N / LI LN~ N N~ 4 TELLS OF CHINA — Joseph WICKERSHAM ON VACATION ’ . b Earle Jacobs, U. S. administrative —George W. W ed j consul at Shanghai, comes to 3 Washington to report on revolu- New York attorney who heads tion in China President Ho aw enforce- ment commission, i pped on a steamer bound for Europe. He and Mre. Wickersham ~have TO AID STRICKEN FARMERS—Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde is photographed in Wash- THE NEW WALDORF-ASTORIA—On its Park avenue site, the new Waldorf-Astoria, which is to be New York’s (and the world’s) tallest hotel, begins to take form. Photo shows it one-third of way up. planned a brief vacation. ington with ban} o were called to discuss extension of credit in drought-stricken regions. N 3 > A i