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BICYCLE RACING Niagara Struggles in Winter's Icy Grip TRADE TREATIES Hunt Diamonds]

TECHNIQUE USED IN 6-DAY SPEECH

Ellender Breaks Record but Few Know What He Said, | Clapper States.

By RAYMOND CLAPPER Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—From

now on the finger of fame will point |

to Senator Ellender (D. La).

He |

made a Senate speech which lasted |

for a whole week—six days, mind vou, not one of these bobtailed fiveday weeks. Little has been learned about our hero, so suddenly has fame turned toward him. He was born in Montegut, Terrebonne (Good Parish, La. the Senate last Friday. Yesterday he paused, not from exhaustion as some unappreciative persons had hoped, but becuse a fellow Senator, Bilbo (D. Miss.) also wanted to say a word against this Federal proposal to stop lvnching, and Senator Ellender is not one to entirely monopolize the conversation could easilv have gone on talking until the end of his term in 1943.

He Is Modest

Ellender is modest about You would scarcehis quiet retirthere was a man who had done what neither Daniel ! Webster, William Jennings Bryan. Demosthenes nor any of the other great orators in history had done. Senators have talked all in previous filibusters. The Senator Burton won fame by speaking in. and practically through. his carpet slippers. But no man before has put Senate oratory on an equal footing with six-day bicycle racing That was possible because Senator Ellender adopted bicycle racing technique to Senate oratory. Like the bicycle races and the marathon dancers, Senator Ellender took time out every night to sleep. Mr. Webster never thought of that He just talked straight through and of course soon ran out of ideas or wind or both. Not Senator Ellender. In the first place, he uses ideas sparingly. There have been few orators who could make an idea go farther or last longer. Secondly. by taking time out for refreshing sleep each night. he never exhausted himself but only his audience,

It Thoroughly

Senator his achievement lv know. judging by ing manner, that

night

late

Said It would be impossible in any limited space to outline the substance of Senator Ellender’s historic six-day speech. Federal antilynching legislation has been debated in the Senate vear after year. Each time it is subjected to a filibuster by Southern Senators. There is nothing new to pe said on the subject but Senator Ellender said it anyway and said it more thoroughly. He pointed with pride to the treatment of the Negro in the South and viewed with alarm the Negro's political power In North. He was fighting to save the South from losing the Civil War all over again. Yet, how much is this appreciated? Few Senators listened. Most of them took time out during Senator Ellender’'s speech to catch up on their mail Future generations in Terrebonne Parish, may what was said by their most distinguished product, Senator Ellender, but they will know it took him six days to say it

SUES FOR $125, 000 ON DIVING INJURY

Montegut, not know

Be-Hannesey of Chisaid he was paralyzed as result of a diving accident in State Dunes Park last July, today had asked $125.000 damages in a suit against the State Public Works Department. Mr. Be-Hannesey charged he had gone swimming in the park on July 31, and dived from a four-foot board into water only four feet deep. striking his head against the sand and injuring his spinal column He alleged the Public Works Department was negligent in permitting the diving board to be used over shallow water. Since the accident. he said, his legs have been paralyzed.

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PARENTS BEST SPEL L ERS

Washington High School today went at their new humility. At the Parent-Teach-er Association meeting there last night, parents and students were arrayed against each other in a spelling bee. Ihe parents w won,

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mighty cold Niagara Falls, N. Y., The rushing torrent is of icy grandeur by

Love of year mooners spectacle

MRS. DAVIS TO BEGIN PRISON TERM TODAY

Mrs. Florence Simmons Davis, 38, was to be taken to Indiana Women's Prison today to begin serving a one-to-10-vear sentence for involuntary manslaughter. Clvde P. Miller, her attorney. said he will file a motion for a new trial Mrs. Davis was convicted of killing 14-months-old Barbara Condit in an auto accident.

LEGION WOMEN MEET T0 MAP "38 PROGRAM

Doherty and Samuel Will Address Convention.

gets a at

Preliminary meetings to draft the 1938 program of the American Legion Auxiliary open here today. The first meeting will be that ot the national finance committee. The national executive committee 1s to meet tomorrow and Sunday at Legion national headquarters with

Mrs. Malcolm Douglas. Seattle, Wash., national president. in the

| chair, the |

Speakers will include Daniel J. Doherty. Legion national commander. and Frank E. Samuel, national adjutant. Committee members and national officers are to be guests at a dinner at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the In-

| dianapolis Athlene Club.

pupils lessons with a!

reception at this time mecca

winter's frigid

Gigantic icicles and winds waft spectators. But

of honeyvinto a magic.

turned

PARLEY PRIZE WON

BY CLINTON COUNTY

Cass, Lake; Vanderburgh And Jay Get Awards.

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 21 (U. P.) —W.

F. Graham, acting superintendent of | 3 | the annual agricultural conference |

held at Purdue University last week, today announced that Clinton Countv for the third consecutive year had won the regional est. The county 457 persons to

win championship

honors in its region. White County |

was second with a total of 242.

Cass County retained the cup for |

in region Lake region

the third consecutive year two by registering 178 persons. County emerged winner in

three by defeating Madison County.

156 to 152, Jay County. conference, recovered its crown won in 1935 in region four. while Van-

in registrations.

derburgh County was winner in the!

fifth region with 32 persons registered. Official registration at the annual

conference this vear was reported | exceeding the 1936 attend- |

at TBT5, ance by more than 650 persons.

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OREGON PRISON WINS PUBLICATION AWARD

MARQUETTE PRISON, Mich, Jan, 21 (U. P.).—"Shadows,” zine published by inmates of the Oregon State Penitentiary at Salem and edited by Hugh d'Autremont, today won the Walter F. Gries award, penal “Pulitzer prize,” for the second consecutive year.

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HELD HARMFUL ‘TO AGRICULTURE

Called ‘Almost a a Calamity’ To Vegetable Growers By Rep. Jenckes.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—“Agriculture is paying the largest portion of the good-will gesture of reciprocal trade agreements,” Rep. Virginia E. Jenckes charged in a speech published in the Congress- | ional Record today. | The speech was made by the only | | Hoosier woman member of Congress {at a meeting of the National As-

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| vegetable industry almost a calamity in America,” Jenckes said. An investment of 150 million dollars has been made in this industry which employs 50,000 persons, she said.

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TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 21 (U. P.. —The story of the man who loft | home to hunt for diamonds which I later were found in abundance in | his own back yard might be true { in Indiana, according to Robert W. i Karpinski, College geologist.

Indiana State Teachers |

Speaking here today on precious |

{ and semiprecious stones to be found in the state, Mr. Karpinski

said |

| Hoosiers have a chance of picking | up garnets, opals, onyx. agates, py- | rite, quartz and even diamonds in |

their own front Glaciers in the | the stones into Indiana from northern territories, he explained. | Gold also has been found and several minature gold rushes have startéd, but the amount panned

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‘THIRD BODY FOUND IN SUBMERGED AUTO

| SOUTH BEND, Jan. 21 (U. P.).— | The body of Charles E. Newcomer, ; 19, of Nappanee, who was drowned yesterday with two others when | their automobile plunged into the | St. Joseph River race, was recovered by police late last night, The other victims were Ruth Replogle, 24, Elkhart, Bernard L. Richman, 33, Nappanee.

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U. S. ‘REGRETS’ NEW TARIFFS IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 21 (U.P.).— U. S. Ambessador Josephus C. Dan- | jiels has informed the Government | ber,

of his “surprise and regret” | Mexico's new tariff schedule

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PURE PORK

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| increases duties on some U. S ports nearly 500 per cent, it disclosed today “If this policy | should endure,” he said. “it would be contrary to the spirit of the Buenos Aires conference in Decem1936. Our State Department is

of higher tariffs

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Stead of increasing trade barriers.

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