Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1933 — Page 4

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‘DOG DENTIST? IT IS NOT SO!' SAYS PICCARD ‘Such a Thing to Say of Me/ Asserts Scientist as He Lands in U. S. BY H. AI.LhN SMITH l nited I‘rrss Stuff Cortetpomlrtit NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—Professor Auguste Piccard, the man who has been farth?r away from the earth than any of the rest of us, is in New York today, more anxious to tell how he pulled the thorns off a rosebush to avoid scratching children than how he ascended twice into the stratosphere. The lanky Swiss savant, with his wind-blov.n bob and timid smile, came to New York Thursday on the liner Champlain, and was set upon by reporters and cameramen the moment his ship reached quarantine. What, the reporters wanted to know, about this story that the conqueror- of the stratosphere had pulled the teeth of his neighbor's dog to keep the beast from biting his own children? “Such a Thing to Say” “Me a dog dentist!” exclaimed Professor Piccard. ‘Such a thing to say of me! I, who love dogs! Some little reporter had white paper before him and he must write something on it. So he wrote that!” The professor, during his ordeal with the newspaper men, was even more retreating than that other great scientist, Albert Einstein. Facing an imposing battery of still and sound cameras on the deck, he strove valiantly to obey the instructions—to smile, to laugh, to frown, to turn this way, to turn that way, to look up, to look down, to look at the skyline, to point to the stratosphere. “Two Can Play at This” Finally, with his nerves a-jitter, be shouted: "Two can play at this game!” Forthwith he jerked a small camera from his pocket and began clicking it at the photographers. In the children’s playroom of the Champlain the reporters waited ■with paper and pencil, fuming and frothing over the length of time the cameramen were taking. Suddenly, the tall professor thrust his head through the door. He looked wildly about the room, then turned and fled. A moment later his lecture manager returned and explained things. Professor Piccard, he said, can’t .stand the smell of smoke. One of his lecture stipulations, he said, provides that there shall be no smoking wherever he speaks. Plans Third Flight Here The reporters snuffed out their cigarets and the professor returned bravely. As soon as the mixup between the dog and the rosebush had been settled, Professor Piccard took up the matter of stratosphci e flights. He i has traveled more than ten miles above the surface of the earth twice in his balloons. He explained that he was to come to America to plan a third flight from the Hudson bay district. The magnetic pole is in America and he feels that he will be able to learn many new things about the cosmic ray through an ascent over here. DEPUTIES BARRED ON NEWEST LION HUNT Denver Wright Will Shoot ’Em Himself; Os That He’s Sure. By I'nitcd Press ST. LOUIS. Jan. 13.—Denver Wright. St. Louis leather goods j manufacturer, declared today, “111 become a lion hunter if I have to take the lions to Africa to hunt them.” A previous effort by Wright to be- j come a lion hunter ended humorously—to everybody except him—when two deputies and a newspaper man killed his lions on a Mississippi river island while the hunting party was at lunch. “I’ve got two more lions now and all I need is a place to hunt them—peacefully,” said Wright, “No newspaper men will accompany the party | and all deputy sheriffs will be searched.” BURGLAR SUSPECTS GO TO NOBLESVILLE Face Trial for SBOO Robbery of Fishers Hardware Store. Three Indianapolis men suspected ! of looting a Fishers hardware store of more than SBOO worth of merchandise Dec. 30. were to be taken to Noblesville today to face trial. They are Raymond Jett, 30. and | George White, 42, both of 347 North East" street, charged with auto banditry, and Archie Law-son. 22, of 436 West NoiAvood street, charged with being an accessory. Police arrested them at Brownsburg several days ago as suspects in slaying of a west side man dining a grocery robbery. They were absolved of blame in the slaying.

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POPE WILL LEAVE VATICAN ON HOLIDAY Pius to Watch Procession to St. John Lateran. By T'nitrd Pres * VATICAN CITY. Jan. 13.—Pope Pius XI will leave the Vatican during the holy year beginning next Palm Sunday on the occasion of the procession to the Basillica of St. John lateran, it was announced today. The pope will leavee the Vatican ahead of the procession and will await the procession at the Basilica.

VENUE CHANGE IS ASKED Dr. Beverland Seeks to Take Breach 1 of Promise Case From County. Motion for a change of venue I from the county was filed today in j superior court two in the case of Dr. Manlon E. Beverland, east side physician, and defendant in a $25,000 suit for breach of promise. The motion was filed by Beverland’s attorneys shortly before the case was to be heard by a jury. Miss Hazel Julia Fink, 4503 East Washington street, charges in the complaint that Dr. Beverland proposed to her in 19t 8 and that the marriage never culminated. Dr. Beverland maintains an office at 3036 East Washington street

BANKRUPTCY HOAX SENTENCE DELAYED Portland Man Will Face Court on Jan. 20. By Cnitrd Press FT. WAYNE, Ind., Jan. 13.—Sentencing of Joseph A. Long, wealthy former Portland produce dealer, has been postponed until after Jan. 20. He pleaded guilty during hi. trial in federal court here on charges of violating the bankruptcy laws by concealing his assets. Judge Thomas W. Slick explained

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that Long Is scheduled to appear as a material witness in the trial of his secretary. Jan. 20.

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