New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 32

COME SIT IN THE SUN WITH US—Sun bat s all the vogue in Florida a; this year. This is ‘ne on the beach at St. Petershurg. SEATED: James J. Davis, wife of the senator from Pennsylvania, e rer husband sworn in. For a while it seemed as if there would be a delay in scating the former cabinet m er, because of “objections to mpaign ex- penditures, @ HER FATHER DROVE A “HO geles to her Long Island, N. Y, home ir liam C. Durant, automotive pionecr, made and drov SOLO TOUR OF ORIENT—F. A. Diekhoff, 53-year-old Oakland, Cal., New York salesman, is snapped in cabin of plane in which he hopes to make a 20,000-mile solo tour of the orient. He is HELD IN GIRL'S DEATH—These five young men have been { Left to right, they aré: David Thompson, Paul Barton, Leon Stan- shipping the plane from San d jury without bonds on charges of murder in con- | ford, Henry A. Shirk and Virgil Kirkland. Kirkland, who was Miz Francisco to Yokohamap Japan. death of Arlenc Gwendolyn Draves, of Gary, Ind Draves' escort, confessed to attacking her, according to police. p N / N /] N /] N /| N Vi N / \ U N Y] N / \ Y N / N " N / N Y ) g ) U ¢ Y N / N / N / N / N NI TSE e o ~ N Vit it rall i Fa SR e £ ' 7 WITNESSES IN TRIAL OF MAJOR SHEPARD—Here are witnesses | e e . . o ¢ A for the government in the trial at Kansas City, Kas, of Major| e e ‘ ] ( _ . 4 Charles A. Shepard, 59, army medical officer charged with murder- 5 a (wearing % 2 2 = e ing his sr;co.;nd wife while stationed at Fort Riley, Kas. The wit- nesses are brothers a ister-in- 3 v il SCOUTING FOR SANTA CLAUS—These little New Yorkers find window-shopping one of the best right, they arc ésu;:l,‘: QEiZ?;’fi’c;?wMfi."‘Tchf:;:r:fin:cn&skl“;f:: means of providing Santa with convenient suggestions as to what they desire in their Christmas stockings Theodore McCoskey, all of Los Angeles. - N LN L N T IN TZIN T IS T IS T ZIS 1 7 N (e, N