New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1930, Page 14

Vs Pt i Y P ) P ) | | | | | Fé‘ % ( N f E; ( X Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story MONEY ’— arrival in New Y by the throws was to be the rev SHOT, DIES—Within an hour after this picture in a Detroit hospital, the baby, nine-month-old Marguerite £ died. The infant and a roomer at the house of her mother, Mrs Irene Sangelo, were mysteriously shot. Police said the roomer had supplanted Mrs. Sangelo’s husband in her affections urchasing war materials to be used in power. LOOK OUT BELOW n old chimney, weighing 1000 tons, is 1 destroyed at Tooting, England. AL SMITH ON THE STUMP—This picture of Al Smith reminds one of his 1928 ca pa. shows the former New York governor in Massachusetts to aid Marcus A. Coolidge, e for scnator. Alfred E. h, Jr., and Mrs. Al Smith also are shown on the car platform. WHERE CO-ED WAS FATALLY BURNED—Ruins of roadhouse near Madison, Wis., in which Marie GANGWAY!—In a demonstration a British army tank crashes McCarthy, inset, 18-year-old University of Wisconsin student, was fatally burned and her companion, Lyman Schley, 24, was seriously injured in an attempt to rescue her. xt to him, Demo- - through an 18-inch wall without trouble at Aldershot, England. WAITING ANXIOUSLY—View of crowd waiting news of rescuers’ attempts to save men trapped in mine at McAlester, Okla., after a blast had wrecked the shaft. Seventeen bodies were brought to the surface shortly afterwards. ONE OF THOSE RESCUED FROM DOOMED YACHT—Fireman Augustus Lynch, one of the six persons saved of 14 aboard when the vacht Barbadoes foundered in the Atlantic off Delaware breakwater, is scen being brought ashore in New York from the liner Henry R. Mallory, which found survivors abc a lifeboat. The yacht’s owner, E. G. Valverde, New York i..porter, and his wife, were among those who perished. NEWEST IN HEADGEAR— Mme. Mary Coste, considered one of the most beautiful women in France, wears a black velvet tur- ban with soft chou at the neck- line, which reveals the perfect contour of her classic head.