New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1930, Page 16

~ Herald C m Ll o f today assemble at London banquet child, financier, and George —————m —————— e | TR SRR NURSE'S PROUD TASK—Nurse . N proudly holds aloft tiny Princess Margaret Rose, daughter of the Aquitania, Duke and Duch: route to her chri: ing in Buck- ingham palace, London 100-mile-an- L Iped tc firemen Provo entertain guests convention rec Utah, wher TING AN EXAMPLE—Judge John Barton Payne, chairman of Red Cross, pins a button on President Hoover as the new en- rollment crusade gets under way in Washington A\ s on the de ameramen Tell Their Story 'NT HOOVER—Following decision of the Rainbow Angling club of Azusa, Cal, to keep supplied with trout from his home state, Miss Doris Manley, feminine fishing cham- pion of the club, makes the first catch for the chief executive. s of York, &0 yo0pS1 MY DEAR—Here we sce a group of frauleins, of Berlin, ge an impromptu race with their hoop-la wheels. unique angle at which the photograph was made gives one the im- pression’ of gazing into a long serrated tube. — FIRST LIGHTHOUSE—AND NEWEST—Aerial view shows old lighthouse (left) at Cape Henry, Va,, the first of its type built by Uncle Sam, and new one just constructed to take its place. will be saved as a historic landmark, | I HIS VOTE IMPORTANT—Sena- tor Henrik Shipstead of Minnc- sota, snapped at his home in Min- neapolis, as the Farmer-Labor member of the upper house may control the next senate, since his vote may be the deciding one be- tween Republicans and Democrats COACHES WALES IN SPAN- ISH—Professor A. R. Pastor of King's college, London, tutors the Prince of Wales in Spanizh prior to the Prince’s South American trip, which is scheduled to begin in January. JOE COLLEGE VS. COPS—This lad isn’t resting between halves of the Pitt-Carncgie Tech football game, in Pittsburgh. He fell in a melee with four policemen and a mounted officer, during student disorders following the game. Eight participants were arrested.