New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 14

IR R EE Y WED, PARTED BY PRISON TERM—EIla, 18, and Frank Fer- nekes, 32, who said they had been married before but lost the rec- ord, are rewed by judge’s permis- sion in Los Angeles, just before Frank is sent to San Quentin pen- itentiary to serve one to 14 years for forgery. His wife, also found guilty, will be released from jail soon on probation. Fernekes re- cently escaped captors by leaping from a train. PRESIDENT CHEERED—A crowd cheers a speech of President Gerardo Machado of Cuba, in Havana, despite rumblings of political dissatisfaction. GOLD FOUND WITH DIVINING ROD—Archie Saunders, 73, farmer of Hackettstown, N. J., using a divining rod with which he has found wells for years, this time finds a vein of gold eight feet below the surface at Budd Lake, N. J. Assay office at Denver, Col., says it should yield more than $5 a ton. EXPEDITION'S BABY—Howard W. Curran, 22, of Syracuse, N. Y., senior at Hobart college, Ge- neva, N. Y., is to be the youngest member of Syracuse university’s Andean expedition of 15, which will sail on December 31st for South America to study the an- cient civilization of the Chibcha Indians. The Chibcha are be- lieved to be older than the Incas. BACHELOR KING GETS MEDAL—King Boris of Bulgaria, be- trothed to Princess Giovanna of Italy, receives a medal at Sofia from the president of the War Veterans’ Association of Bulgaria, DN /i o Y ‘This view of the Los Angeles was taken re- cently as the dirigible glided over the top of the towerihg Bank of Manhattan building, Wall Street, New York, accompanied by two blimps, one of which looks as if it were the weather vane of the building. N ANOTHER COLONEL LIND- BERGH—Here’s another Colonel Lindbergh. He’s Colonel Irving Lindbergh, U. 8. high commis- sioner entrusted with supervising the collection of Nicaragua’s cus- toms duties. He is shown arriv- ing at Los Angeles on leave. ' ’)- PRODIGY—Matteo Mezzanotte, only seven, serenades his_mother in her kitchen in Washington, prior to giving a public concert. ALL SAFE!—The Ohio river packet Senator Cordill, plying be- tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, is beached after striking an ob- struction below Marietta, O., all passengers getting off safely and the crew remaining aboard for salvage work. “I'M AFRAID!"—William B. Sutton, 73, alleged axe slayer of his brother-in-law, is pictured in the throes of the first elevator ride +of his life, a trip to the seventh floor of the Los Angeles hall of justice. Turnkey Arthur Schuster hauled the quivering man into the “contraption.” TREASURE — This beautifully wrought production of an arm and jeweled sleeve is believed to date from about 1175 and houses relics of St. Laurentius at Hilde- sheim, Germany. The ornamented bands depict a dragon, Samson and a lion. In the fourteenth century, small glass windows were added to permit the relics to be seen. . NEW STYLE—It would be diffi- cult to perpetuate this as a style, for the bird is a live one, perched on a girl’s hat and snapped by an energetic New York cameraman. MEXICAN PRESIDENT'S SONS AT COLLEGE—Fernando and Guillermo Rubio, sons of President Ortiz Rubio of Mexico, enroll at St. Benedict’s college, Atchison, Kas., for a year’s religious course. Fernando, left; Guillermo, right; their cousin, Salvador Cottex Rubio, left, back row, a senior at the college, and the Rev. Martin Veth, abbot of the college, right, back row. *