New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1930, Page 14

() A PRINC OF THE BLOOD —Princess Lucille Manus, full- blooded Cherokce of Tahlequah, Okla., nas been clected princess of the In students who attend HUNTS COONS EVERY NIGHT—Ervine Laubenheimer of Rich- field, Wis., although blind, catches coons nightly with the aid of his three faithful hounds. Laubenheimer has such an enviable rec- ord that 20 Milwaukce socicty women members of a hunt club fol- lowed him the other night to sce how he does it. Shown with him are his two nephews. R » e NO PRIVACY H Mr. Lion doesn't realize eing spied upon, as he devou s noonday meal, at Lincoln park zoo, Chicago. The picture is a speed flash made with an electric fi ight bulb, syn- chronized with the camera s A FEAT OF COURAGE!—Frederick Pohl, left, and Max Reik, Ger- mans, trying to go from the United States to Uruguay in a sailing canoe are pictured safe in Los Angeles on the completion of the first 500-mile leg of their journey from San Francisco, after having twice been the object of frantic search by the coast guard. g , A DISASTER—This vessel isn’t in distress. She was i y , at Weston, England, when dis- ing of the pier was begun, preparatory to building a new one. Note how the ropes stre tch away, on h side of the vessel, to keep her at right angles to the ground. QEHEflmmammmummmmmmmsm&-aBQEQEQEQEHEVJE'JE?AEE SAVED FROM SHARK-INFEST- ED SEAS—J. M. Stewart, 22, of Mobile, Ala., is the sole survivor of the sea-going barge Northern Light, which foundered off the i . 3 2 ; Es east coast of Florida with the loss # T it G of five lives. Stewart swam to DIGS HIS OWN GRAVE—Told by a fortune teller that he has only three years to live, David Henry J s wreckage and clung to it in shark- Harrison Decker, 81, of Groveport, O., near Columbus, has been digging his own grave in order to be CONFER ON AIQ FOR JOBLE_SlS-(_Jommnder Evangeline Booth, infested waters till a tug rescued prepared. He has dug graves and foundations for 60 years and was unwilling to trust his grave excava- left, of the Salvation Army, arriving in London for a conference, is him.” tion to anyone else. pictured with Chief of Staff Mappen of the Army. —_— e SIAMESE TWINS IN CHICAGO—The Godino Siamese twins are in Chicago with their wives. At left, Natividad Godino with her }?us- band, Simplicio. t, Lucio Godino and his wife, Victorina.