New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1930, Page 14

“THE LAST SUPPER"—This scene is from the annual pilgrimage play presented in Hollywood, Cal. Ground has been broken for an outdoor theater which will replace the old structure, destroyed by fir‘c. The settings include a miniature city of Jerusalem. The productions are on a non-profit communal basis. N P e P NGS ?—The worn by a YOUNG RADIO ENTERTAINER —Velma Stowe, four months old, often is heard over a radio sta- tion situated in St. Paul, Minn. Velma is the daughter of Arthur % 3 i i W. (Tiny) Stowe, announcer and SCOP. {iss Catherine Silv S seen maestro, and Velma Dean Stowe, al hundred telescopes which the navy will sell at auction a crooner. Mr. and Mrs. Stowe ngton on Jai y 5. All of the instruments were donated first met at a radio station in during the World war but never were reclaimed. Dallas, Tex. /] §: & g '\ A PRESIDENT COMES TO MOTHER'S GRAVE—General Chiang Kai-Shek, president of the Chinese Nationalist government, and his wife visit the village where the president’s mother is buried. They are seen at a temple in the mountains following a visit to the tomb, is the first taken of a plane in fight, cquipped with the new wing with s to equip his plane preparatory to a tour of South America. s engineers, is supposed to overcome the drag, due to wind resistance g gear. When the plane leaves the ground landing gear is folded up within the wing. STIMSON’'S NEW AIDE—Allen Trafford Klots assumes his duties as special assistant secretary' of state in Washington. Klots, a New York lawyer, was associated _with Secretary of State Stimson in the same lnw,flmh fa HEIRESS WE OVIE P —The former Flarenore ———— HOW MUCH WOOD WOULD A WOODCHUCK CHUCK IF—The Stinnes, daughter of Hugo Stinnes, G”-m_zn financier, is photo- 3 TSoTRIFR'S GRAVE—Barnacle Bill, army pet, is seen peering into the grave during the interment of eternal problem of the woodchucking woodchuck does not worry graphed in London with Carl Soederstrom, Swedish movie producer, “Finnigan,” famous Ft. Myer, Va., guardhouse dog. Finnigan was the pet of guardhouse inmates._Taps this playful woodchuck because he has got all balled up with this whom she wed in a g ceremony at a reg office. _ Their were sounded over his grave and a simple white cross st up as a marker., & new toy at the Bronx zoo, New York.”7 =