New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1930, Page 16

HONOR “TIGER"—French of- ficials stand in silence before the — tomb of the late Georges Clemen- : ceau at Mouchamps, France, where they had journeyed to dedi- cate a monument to the memory of Commander Andre Guilband, g who lost his life in an effort to PENSIONED HEROES—Thomas e ‘ bring aid to Commander Nobile Ross, pigeon expert of the U. S. 4 v & and the crew of the ill-fated army, is seen at Fort Monmouth, ' N. I, with two homing pigeons 3 pensioned as World war heroes. P F 3 R - xln};i:‘xg:d l{i\i:lcn‘}»‘t:r:}tlxcvl nflp;:m:\n 3 g I s ' gyt 4 PIRATES !—Pirates, 350 strong, swarm over the rigging of the ven- J E . crable square-rigged Maid of Calcutta as Campfire Girls of Long i its left shot t by g . 3 ing its le i ot out by Beach, Cal., hold their annual “pirate cruise.” @ e THANKFUL—DBrother Gabriel of the Franciscan order at St. Fran- ¢is’ church, New York City, is seen giving five cents each to a line i Approximately 2,000 men come daily. " G S g YOU MAY SEE THEM—Making a three-year tour of the United States in their motor carhouse, Frank Dona, Mrs. John Dona, Pierre and John Dona of Holland stop off at Philadelphia. SMART—Among ' the smartest Frocks seencin New Y oLk phis -+ e tumn is this, featuring a bolero LIFEBOAT OF AIR—A plane parachute undergoes successful tests INNER COUNCIL OF FASCISTS—Here are leaders of Germany’s powerful National Socialist (Fa effect in novel printed crepe, with at San Diego, Cal. It is shown being placed into the slot of a plane. ¢ist) party i ne g i : 7 i : T party in conference at Berlin. Left to right, seated at table, Hauptmann Goehring, mom?! f R = detachable collar and cuffs. It is A biz parachute is pulled from its casing by a pilot parachute re e T oA e e AT Thurmgla;:flo” Hitler, Fa Loue? 7_ e ff‘ LLOYD GEORGE GREETS A FARMER—Lloyd George, former of autumn brown shade lcased by the pilot pulling the lever. Hauptmann Strasser, chief of the storm troops of Berlin. prime minister of Great Britain, has a kind word for one of his farm friends during a recent visit to his farm at Surrey, England. CONV T H WINDOWS—Plate glass windows instead - 2 WED BY WIRE—The former % A Miss Vivian C. Johnson of Min- of the u creens separate prisoners from visitors who will come to see them in the new city jail of Pasadena, Cal Tiny per- 4" : g - neapolis, Who was wed by tele- forations in the steel walls below the windows permit sound of the TRY TO FIND MOTHER—Something new in transcontinental hitch- 8¥aPh to William L. Kingell in voice to be carried through. A new county jail in Cleveland. O.. JUST AS CENTURIES AGO—Chinese laborers are seen at Hangchow toiling hour after hour on their Piking is furnished by George and William Baker, two Texas young- ( Alaska, prepares to join her hus- ar contrivance. primitive treadmill device for pumping water to irrigate farm lands. sters, photographed in Los Angeles, W b are combing the country to band at his home in Anchorage, find their missing mother.