New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1930, Page 26

o R o e o % TRAFFIC DIFFICULTIES—Waterways as well as city streets have their traffic problems. Damage of $200,000 is estimated;as a result of collision of a tug and a barge with bridge span over Burrard Inlet, Vancouver, B. t Paul von Hinden- burg of Germany is scen ng his vote in Berlin in the recent 5 ; X ol German clection which res i in gains for Fascists and Communists. 3 . e : MINIATURE GOLF GOES TO ORIENT—Around-the-world lin er President Fillmore sails from San Francisco for oriental ports with a “pee wee” golf course. o = PRI . ) il SWEETHEART—Miss Inez Seabury of Riverside, Cal.,, winner of sweetheart contest at Southern Cali- fornia fair, exhibits fruits and garden products seen at fair. CAMERA STUDY OF RAS. 2 s { KOB'S FIANCEE—Miss Minerva BIDS TOMMY ATKINS GOODBY—Rudyard Kipling, right, famed 8 s - IT WILL PAY FOR SCHOOL MANY TIMES OVER—This oil ~ Aaronson, 19, New Haven, Conn., chronicler of British soldier life in India, together with General Sir ~gepNE OF TRAGEDY. Growis otlourious dmd i a Eor e ol o usher, which suddenly flowed f; 1 d of the Oklah stenographer, fiancee ‘of John J.! , ip s L g ) — altimore office building where, on the 8YSher, Which suddenly flowed from a playground of the Oklahoma . ~ Archibald A. Z\[ontgqm(ry-.\Iassmgburl. mspccts_a troor?shm ready fifth floor, Maxwell C. Byers, left inset, president of the Western Maryland railroad, was shot ;o death City high school, has been producing 65,000 barrels of oil daily, Raskob, Jr., x;\oses for a new topsallitiom Sauthanptortointias by Dudley G. Gray, vice president, right inset, who then fatally wounded himself. $ declared by oil men to be a record. phoi: . THEY HOPE TO MOV_E TO WASHINGTON—Marecus A. Coolidge, Democratic candidate in Massachu~ setts ior' U. S. genator, is photographed with his family at Fitchburg, Mass. Left to right: Miss Helen Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge, Mr. Coolidge, Mrs. Donald F. Carpenter, and Mrs. Robert E. Greenwood. AT GOLF TOL 3 ] ) k: at the national amateur golf tourney, at Ardmore, Pa., tired of trekk after favor ¥ s scores being posted on big board near clubhouse, DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF MISSING JUDGE—Sally Ritz, showgirl, in Youngstown, O, with her parents to visit her fa- i ther, who is ill, denies any know i 5 & G ; B edge of Supreme Court Justice PR, i e o b 5 Joseph S. Crater of New York, TESTS COSMIC RAY—D 4 e A , B & . . {94 who mysteriously disappeared. Robert A. Mi cl s . Miss Ritz says her first and only winmer gnd o ¢ g o . e meeting with the jurist was at a physicists in the dinner in New York with her par- the workings of sM 2 ° o # € ents and a theatrical lawyer, when machine to the National % s Judge Crater came and sat at = SHIP= Onerated entiely by Al oot Corr : b7 acHriie Seitatae ok i table TR Luarat dress MUSSOLINI SHAKES MAILED FIST—Benito Mussolini, second from left, Italian dictator, crosses : 4 field with his staff to get a better view of army mancuvers at Monterontondo, which alarmed France. Kicl with nobody aboard, a target for big guns. peared that night. Some of the staff seem to be imitating the Mussolini w;lk. e NN AN\ PN DN G N N S N BN of Sciences at Pasadena 1 HANTOM