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CANADIAN GEESE ON
“DUCK STAMP” LICENSE
WASHINGTON, June 11 (TP).—
Uncle Sam’s new duck stamp isn’t
really a duck stamp at all. It’s going
to carry the picture of three Cana
dian geese on the wing.
Under federal law hunters must
purchase a ‘ duck stamp’’ before they
shoot any water fowl.
The new stamp was designed by
Artist Richard Bishop of Mt. Airy,
Pennsylvania.
FLIES CAUSE DEATH
OF GEORGIA WOMAN
PLAINFIELD. Ga.. June 11 (TP)
Mrs. Gus Smith of Plainfield is dead
today because her horse was scared
of flys.
Mrs. Smith and several members of
her family were riding in their wagon
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ITALIAN PHYSICIAN
SLAIN IN AUTOMOBILE
CLEVELAND. June 11 (TP).—A
body believed that of a prominent
Italian physician was found in an
automobile in Cleveland yesterday.
The man had been killed by a shot
gun.
The slain man is believed to be Dr.
Guiseppe Romano of Cleveland, own
er of the car in which the body was
found. Dr. Romano recently was
chairman of a drive to raise funds
for Red Cross work among Italian
troops in Ethiopia.
when the horse became frightened
by some flys. In its haste to escape
the pests the horse jerked the wagon
so violently that Mrs. Smith was
thrown out. The fall broke her neck.
‘LILY ■ WHITES’
OUSTED BY G. 0. P
SOUTH CAROLINA DELE
GATION UNSEATED BY
CREDENTIALS GROUP
CLEVELAND, June 11 (TP).—
“Tieless Joe’’ Tolbert climbed back
into the driver’s seat of South Caro
lina Republicanism today.
The credentials committee yester
day decided to unseat the so-called
"Lily White” delegation from South
Carolina in favor of Tolbert and his
group of four whites and six colored
delegates.
“Tieless Joe’’ has been a fixture at
Republican conventions for 30-years.
As the leading citizen of the town
of Ninety-Six, S. C., he has been on
the National committee for about
that long. too. He won his nickname
because he scorns any form of neck
wear.
At the same time, many Southern
delegates reported threatening to
withdraw from Landon because the
negro delegation leader from Missis
sippi, Perry Howard, has been select
ed to make one of the speeches sec
onding Landon’s nomination.
prisonlnmate
AIDS SCIENCE
NEW TYPE FALSE TEETH
MARKS INNOVATION IN
DENTAL CIRCLES
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 11 (TP)—
Convicts generally look upon prison
sentences as penalties to be served
out impatiently, but young Louis
Vanderport’s term may prove the
turning point in his life. Louis en
tered Ohio penitentiary 13 years ago
for slaying a policeman during a
robbery.
He found that many prisoners who
lost their teeth were forced to go
around empty-mouthed because the
state made no provisions for supply
ing false teeth.
Louis began experimenting. With
the help at an aluminum authority,
he developed a technique for making
plates out of aluminum.
The invention has proved more
than an average success. Scores of
toothless inmates are now enjoying
chewing conveniences that they lost
years ago.
Prison officials are grooming Louis
for parole as a reward for his work
in behalf of his fellow convicts.
’CHUTE JUMPER’S
PARENTS IN COURT
MINEOLA, L. 1., June 11 (TP)
The father of a 15-year-old girl para
chute jumper will face a Nassau coun
ty court today.
The father is William Bayer of St.
Albans, N. Y. He was arrested last
week when h|s daughter, Winine,
made a 2,00 foot parachute jump over
Curtis airport. Bayer is charged with
letting his daughter endanger her
life. Mrs. Bayer faces charges of im
proper guardianship.
Winnie —encouraged by her father
—insists she is going to make para
chute jumping her life work. She
promises she’ll jump again—just as
soon as she gets out of the children’s
shelter where she is held as a ma
terial witness.
HEIR TO MILLIONS
WILL BE BAPTIZED
LONDON, June 11 (HP).—The
richest baby m the world will be
baptized today. The baby Is four
months-old Lance Haugwitz-Revent
low, aon of the five and ten cent
store heiress. Barbara Hutton and
her Danish husband, Count Revent,
low.
The Danish minister to London
will attend the ceremony, since the
Reventlows are the only non-reigning
family entitled to wear the crown of
a Danish Prince.
RENOWNED CATHOLICS
AT CANADIAN CONGRESS
VANCOUVER, B. C., June 11 (TP)
Catholic churchmen are gathering in
Vancouver today for the first Euchar
istic congress ever held in Western
Canada. More than 50,000 persons
are expected to attend. .
Cardinal Villeneuve of Quebec led
a group of 20 high ranking prelates
who were among the early arrivals.
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WHO’LL GET NOMINATION?
ALL OTEY WALKER KNOWS
IS HE GOT IT IN THE NECK!
DEMONSTRATORS DEMOLISH OLD HOME TOWN MAR
SHAL’S DIGNITY IN CANDIDATE CHEERING SPREE.
MARSHAL- OTEY WALKER, REPOfS.TEf? ATLABMF
JOINS /N ONE Of* “THE EARLY DEMONSTf?AT/ O N$
BY MARSHAL OTEY WALKER
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PUBLIC AUDITORIUM, CLEVELAND, 0., June 11—What
a convention!
I don’t know who is going to get the Republican presiden
tial nomination but Ido know what I got—l got it in the neck.
Today, I was sitting as peacable as a church mouse on Sun
day in my seat among the other gentlemen of the press when J
remembered I had forgotten all about breakfast.
There was a speech going on and as I have never formed
the speech listening habit —I can take a speech or leave it, any-
decided to leave this one and grab a cup of coffee and
a ham on rye.
Well sir, just as I was passing out of the convention hall
the speaker mentioned the name of one of the presidential can
didates and —wham! —the boys and girls let go a demonstration.
In a split second I was surrounded by screaming delegates
and waving state banners. I was banged, bounced, bruised, bat
tered and benumbed before I finally won free of the demonstra
tors. And, when I got out of the hall, I had forgotten all about
my cup of coffee and my ham on rye—what I wanted a lot.more
was a nice, cool and comfortable hospital bed.
It is surprising what enthusiasm a political convention dele
gate can work up for someone else. The way these Republicans
were screaming the name of the candidate you’d think someone
had just told them that they had been nominated, themselves,
and couldn’t lose the November election.
I’m writing this sitting on the curb waiting for the dem
onstration to stop. There already have been more demonstra
tions for candidates and, I understand, there are more to come.
Demonstrating is like any other habit —once a person becomes a
demonstrator he never knows when to stop.
Well, I’m going to wait here until they do stop. I’m no dem
onstrator and I’ve had all I want of being a demonstratee.
(Stick around for the finish. Otey is—and he may have
something hot to relay you in his next dispatch.)
ALLEGED “SQUATTER”
FACES EVICTION TRIAL
FLORENCE, Ala., June 11 (TP).—
Alabama’s highway department has
had to go to court to evict a man
from beneath a bridge in Lauderdale
county.
The defendant is T. L. Ginn, of
Florence. Several years ago, Ginn ob
tained a permit from the highway de
partment to build a small pier un
der the bridge spanning Shoals creek.
The stated purpose of the dock was
to moor Ginn’s motor launch.
However, the pier mushroomed
into a store, replete with foods, slot
macnines uni pleasure devices, later
bath houses and showers were also
erected. Known as "Ginn’s pier,” it
became a popular rendevous for Flor
entine evting parties.
Now the highway department has
acted. It contends the pier constituted
a serious traffic and fire hazard.
POLITICAL “MARTYR”
BE GIVEN RECEPTION
NEW ORLEANS. June 11 (TP).—
When former State Representative
Joseph Fisher returns home from
prison he will be given a warm recep
tion.
Fisher was convicted of income
tax evasion and is now serving an 18
month sentence in the Federal Prison
at Atlanta. He was a close friend
of the late Senator Huey Long.
State Representative Alvin Stumps
is arranging a mammoth celebration
to greet the former representative.
Stumps succeeded Fisher in the
Louisiana House.
Seys Stumps: “The late Senator
Huey P. Long asked me to put on a
welcoming celebration when Joe got
out. I’m going to do it.”
BRECKINRIDGE GAINS
ROCHESTER. Minn.. June 11 (TP)
Physicians attending the U. S. am
bassador to Italy. Breckinridge Long,
reported tod-ay that he is “recovering
rapidly.”
Ambassador Long ’ underwent a
stomach operation recently at the
world famous Mayo Brothers clinic in
Rochester. Doctors said the opera
tion was successful and that Long’s
condition is normal.
C. A. Duryea, an inventor, is said
to have operated the first gasoline
automobile in the United States in
1892.
TAG DAY PLANNED
A Tag Day for the benefit of the
Salvation Army will wind up the
drive being made by that body for
operating funds. This is the last
week for personal visitation, It was
announced by Miss Mabie Clair
Speth, general chairman of the cam
paign. With the exception of sub
scription lists for employes who will
not be paid until later, all reports
are expected to be in within the next
few days.
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