New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 14

JUNKING OF WARSHIP GIVES JOBS—Scrapping of the old cruiser St. Louis at the Philadel- phia navy yard provides work for hundreds. RENCH ARMY AT MANEUVERS—Aimost simultaneously with Italian army maneuvers, French troops stage a mimic war on the plateau of Aussois. JAPAN'S POWERFUL STATES- MAN—Premier “Yuko “Lion” Hamaguchi, often called ‘“the power behind the throne” in Ja- pan, is snapped in his gardens in Tokyo. AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER —Miss Virginia Dawes, daughter of Charles G. Dawes, ambassador to the Court of St. James, has gone to England with her mother to attend school near Dover. « MAKES POLITICS HUM—By becoming a very active candidate Sunny Blasdell and Freddie de James Hamilton Lewis, Mrs. Lot 7 & - A" : . : for U. S. senator in opposition to ! % i LONG DISTANCE DANCERS— Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick and b : S % v RHODES W Felice expect to dance from Lynn, Mass,, to Los Angeles in 18 tie Holman O'Neill, above, of Downers Grove, has stirred up MONKEY BALLOON RACE WINNER—Joe Doakes, American months. They hope the sale of Illinois politics to the boiling cntry, winner of International Cocoanut Balloon Derby at Venice, souvenirs will pay expenses. point. Mrs. O'Neill, a state rep- Cal,, inspects his gas bag prior to cutting loose and establishing a resentative, claims full support of record of three blocks. prohibition forces. nig, left, of Humphrey, Neb., and William Whipple of Baton Rouge, La., members of West Point's 1930 graduating class and winners of Rhodes scholarsh ail for England to enter Oxford. . Mme. Viv 2 Venctian 1 suit do, CUBA AIDS SANTO DOMINGO—Doctors and nurses are rushed from Santiago de Cuba to aid Santo * PARIS FROM THE AIR—This remarkable view of Paris was taken from an airplane flying almost Domingo hurricane victims. parallel with the Avenue de la Grand Armee and the Champs Elysees. In the center is the Arc de CINIZTN\L”)