New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1930, Page 16

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story America Western Fro by Erich Maria Rer a German, is t by censors fol rictous prot allege Poles ew of a German nc A LITTLE PRINCE GIVEN WEIGHTY HONOR—Crown Prince / f Yug a, front, with his parents, Queen Marie, left, and K exander 1, right, is phdtographed at Belgrade after French official d brought him the Legion or Honor. The seven-year-old boy is one of the youngest persons ever to receive this noteworthy g award of the French government i o BLUE-EYED QUEEN — Betty| Dodson of Hot Springs, Ark., beauty, with blue eyes and golden brown hair, has been chosen queen for state-wide celebration marking the completion of $1 000,000 Carpenter dam, which forms 24-mile Lake Ha World war veteran of Dallas, Tex., found that a ho! he remodeled his car to represent an ark for him police are horrified when making a raid for dri on the home of a cab driver, to -old son, John, in a dazed condition—the result of drugs, a physician said. Police seized $15,000 worth of drugs. John is shown left, with his moth- er and his brother, Harold, II. are venting their wrath on Germans in Polish Silesia. spaper in Konigshugte, “decorated” with death’s heads. police dog, Pershing. A FOUNTAIN FOR DETROIT—Bruce Wilder Saville, sculptor, is seen at work in his Boston studio on an allegorical fountain group, called Aviation, which he has been commissioned to complete for White Chapel Memorial park, Detroit. The group will be cast in bronze, 16 feet high. i 27 2 ] yH STILL LOVES HUSBAND SHE SUED—Mrs. Clara DePalma, who sued her husband, Ralph DePal- ma, famed Italian-American auto racer, for separate main in Los Angeles, declares s loves her husband and desires him back. She charged desertion. SOCIETY DOES ITS SHOP- PING EARLY—Miss Mary Schu- macher, New York social regis- trite, is among the society folk snapped on the avenue doing their Christmas shopping early, AN EAGLE'S VIEW—As winter winds blow, a photographer dares the wide open spaces to look down 1,000 feet upon Swift Current lake in Glacier National park, Montana. The White Alpine tree in the foreground is growing right out of the rocks. The garden wall in the background forms the main range of the Rocky mountains. \ A VXN OGN