New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1930, Page 16

TO TAKE COMMAND—Major General Douglas MacArthur, who succeeds General Charles P. Sum- merall, Nov. 21, as chief of staff of the U. S. army, has come from the Far East to assume command, temporarily, of the Ninth corps area, San Francisco. YOUNG HOOVER’'S VIEW—This is a view of Asheville, N. C., that Herbert Hoover, Jr., gets from his ? . FIGHTS CHINESE COMMU- cottage, recently obtained, on the slopes of Sunset mountain, NISTS—General Chang Gei Shi, : on horseback, directs a wing of the Chines¢ Nationalist army against the Reds. The Reds are reported to be poorly clothed in contrast to the Nationalist troops. —_— VALUED AT $20,000—This prize bloom at Washington’s annual orchid show is valued at $20,000. axles and four driving wheels are features of this car built in Czechoslovakia and brought to Detroit by an American firm for experimental use. This type of car was originally made for use by German army officers in crossing shell-torn ground. \ % \ / \ 7] \ / \ / \ /] N u \ / N /] E \ / N /] \ " \ / PRECIOUS DIGITE—Fay Marbe, dancer and singer, photographed . in New York en route from Holly- +| wood to Paris, has insured her hands for $100,000 and her feet for $1,000,000. FESTIVAL QUEEN—Miss Mar- R w cclle Folda has been crowned AUTUMNAL BLIZZARD—Northwestern New York and northeastern Pennsylvania, along Lake Erie, € o 5 i : ; y ¥ e queen of Ak-Sar-Ben, traditional VAT - FEEDT Z 5 e ? NEW RELIEF SHIP—The new | st guard cutter Sebago, built at San Francisco for duty N i y are rccovering from an unusual autumnal blizzard, which stranded autos and delayed trains. Above off New York, pauses in Los Angeles harbor en route fo the east coast. The ship is designed parti L Nebraska festival, held annually is a tree borne down by snow at Hamburg, N. Y., near Buffalo. e i 3 PI1SICESIENEC DAFBIC: in Omaha. k far off shore. egl n Syria when f; g death o & B ; ? ! 4 : - - ];r;mont“ ria vhen fcin dest , - % p ; : ; : NO MORE WILD WOMAN FOR HIM—“I'm through being a wild 64,000 miles are normal occur- 4 gl § : 1 woman,” Kenneth Peary Howe, 16, of Superior, Wis., says, after rences in the life of Charles < R A i : ¥ f}t})hcebat Utah state fair, Salt Lake City, nabbed his manager when S ey became suspici “Wi & Tuika, 24, newspaper YoM ppACERUL—Wars or other clamors of the outside world do not e e elmen, e o B acchoslovakia, b the peaceful life of the monks of Monastery of Gorheim at ~BASKETBALL WINNERS IN FAR-OFF JAPAN—William Cameron Forbes, U. S. ambassador to Ja- blood,” was no wild woman at all. Kenneth adds: T didn't ol snapped in Sl Lake City, 0 Yiohluoglic, Germany. One of the monks s obscrving @ pro- pan, presents silvr cups to students of the Shoei girls” middlo schol, Tokyo, winner of interntional bite the chickens’ heads off, but it looked as if I e route to Alaska. ficient cobbler brother mend a pair of shoes. basketball free-throwing contest sponsored by the Memphis, Tenn., Y. M. C. A. . T T D S again.” HRens