New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1930, Page 16

e e — ing com- become the resting place ) nd porphyry. Té PRESIDENT HERBERT Hoover WASHING TON D.C. i HIGHEST FLYING FIGHTERS —Pilots of the famous ninety- fifth pursuit squadron at San flying fighters known to military aviation. They are shown in formation over San Diego bay. A SOCIALIST MAYOR IN TIGER'S LAIR—Two Socialists from Milwaukee dare to invade Tammany-ruled New York—and seem to enjoy it. They are Mayor Daniel H. Hoan and Mrs. Victor L. Y THE PRESIDENT CAN'T EAT—A bevy of girls t to President a ston, Tex USSION—Cardinal O’Connell, left, of Boston, and Cardinal Hayes of New York ashington, discussing unemployment. They came to the national capital to attznd the annual meeting of the hierarchy. A R PR | s s S SRR FOR WIFE TRAINING—Los Angeles board of education orders gas stoves by the gross for domestic science classes. sl ) =, ) HARVEST TIME THE YEAR 'ROUND!—Because he has a diversified farm, Dayne Mayes of Hyde Park, near Muskogee, Okla., has harvests the year 'round. Here is the harvesting of the spinach crop, ¢ giving employment to 100 persons. Mayes begins the year with a bumper crop of radishes in February. HE LIVES AMONG CATHEDRAL BELLS—Anastasio Mayorga Reyes, bell ringer of the National Cathedral in Mexico City, was born in the tower of the cathedral and Anastasio has lived there all his life. The only time he has dwelt outside the tower was recently when two Communists made their way to the top and unfurled a banner reading: “Down with the Mexican government; up with the Communists.” Reyes rings 40 bells five times daily. On feast days, the bells are sounded from morning to evening by Anastasio and his wife. Za! OLD MAIDS? NO SUCH THING! —“0ld maid” is not the proper designation for an unmarried woman, contends Ishbel MacDon- ald, daughter of the British prime minister. Miss MacDonald and other English women are trying to find a substitute for the term. Miss MacDonald prefers “bache- Sloximrlit