New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1930, Page 18

TEXAS TAKES “TIME OUT"— Listed on the New York hospital record as Mamie Duffy, Texas Guinan, noted Broadway figure and night club mistress, is treated ¢ for an ailing neck. , BOXER ON STAND—Here is Bobby LaSalle, west coast boxer, snapped on the witness stand in the courtroom of Deputy Coroner Montfort in Los Angeles, as hear- ings began in the death of Hazel Cole, 20-year-old dancer. She was found dead in apartments oc- cupied by LaSalle. Columbus, O., followed by ships of Transcontinental and Western H. S. Andrews, pilot; Robert S. LeRoy, co-pilot; Col. Lind| AUTO-GYROS OVER NEW YORK—Two auto-gyros, shown sailing over Grant’s Tomb on Riverside Drive, New York, fly over the me- tropolis in an effort to determine wind currents caused by the sky- scrapers and to seek possible landing places. HONOR HERO BURRO—In recognition of deeds such as the one performed, above, Nevada will pick @ representative burro, during National Humane Week and decorate him as the animal performing the most outstanding service to mankind. This old mule saved the life of M. H. Cleland, above, when a gas blast killed 23, at Stand- ardville, Utah. Cleland grabbed hold of the burro's tail and the beast pulled him to safety through the gas-filled chambers. Sergeant Charles C. Walton PAINTING FOR CASINO—This likeness of Mrs. Martin J. Healy of Chicago, wife of one of the officers, being painted by Alfredo Ramos Martinez, is to hang on one of the wall panels of the $5,000, 000 Playa de Ensenada hotel and casino of which Jack Dempsey is president, at Ensenada, Mexico, a seaside resort ord for light planes. poses with his tiny plane, Sunbeam Pup, at Los Angeles, Cal,, in which he hopes to set an altitude rec- e B e e et . eramen Tell Their Story LINDBERGH TESTS AIR LINE—In this new streamlined tri-motored transport plane Colonel Charle A. Lindbergh has been making a tour of inspection of the new section of the route from New York to Air, Inc. Photo shows, left to right, bergh, and Ted Weaver, pilot. KING, MUSSOLINI APPEAR TOGETHER—King Victor Emmanuel of Italy and Benito Mussolini, Fas- cist dictator of that country, appear together in Rome at the twenty-fifth anniversary‘ celebration for the international institute of agriculture, founded in 1905 by the king. DEEPENING LONDON'S SUBWAY—This composite photo shows Kingsway, London’s famous thor- oughfare, and the excavations which are being carried on beneath the roadway, to enable double-deck trams to be used. The tunnel is five-eights of a mile long. In the distance is Bush House, one of the newer office buildings, and in the left foreground, the former London Opera House, built by Oscar Ham- merstein, now a picture theater. CROOKS, BEWARE!—Detroit’s rookie policemen are instructed in the gentle art of disarming crim- , physical director of the Detroit police department, is the instructor. - : SEEING THE WORLD—AT HOME—These girl map-makers in a TO TRY FOR MARK IN TINY PLANE—Romer Weyant, one-time flyer in the Mexican air service, ke % London factory “travel around the world” many times a day pursu- ing their duties. The girls are shown mounting printed maps on The Pup weighs only 500 pounds including motor. globes. 74 3 \ 7 DEMANDS BABY—Mzs. Aline Alexander, above, Oakland, Cal., mother, has sought a writ of habeas corpus in her battle to re- gain custody of her little girl, Lillian Jean, below. Her fight is directed against Dr. Courtland R. Sanborn, Oakland physician, to whom she is alleged to have given the child seven months ago. CHARLES BRYAN ON HIS FARM—Charles Bryan, brother of the late William Jennings Bryan, thrice-defeated candidate for presi- dent, feeds some of his pure-bred hogs on his farm near Omaha, Neb. Bryan is Democratic candidate for governor of Nebraska. SOUTHWEST BEAUTY—Alice McPhetridge, of Wichita, Kas., above, representing the Univer- sity of Arkansas, has been named the most beautiful girl among entrants from 30 colleges and uni- versities throughout the southwest at the state fair held at Dallas, Tex. She is a sister of Louise McPhetridge Thaden, the nvht:ix. N