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DOGS INHERIT FORTUNE MINEOLA, L. I, Sept. T (U. P). —Fifteen dogs, pets of Mrs. Robert Shaw, widow of a Chicago merchant who died here on Aug. 31, will be provided for under a $100,000 trust fund, it was disclosed when her

Gary Player Wins Checker Tourney

Walter Hallman, Gary, runners up in the national checker tournament in Tacoma, Wash, in 1939, won the Indiana championship in the final play at the major section

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tournament in Terre Haute. : Hallman emerged victorious over Lee Munger, Indianapolis, after three days of matches ending Tuesday. -C. O. Scaar, Indianapolis, took third place, and Martin Stewart, Terre Haute, came in fourth. In- the minor tournament, Ray Shuffiebarger, Waverly, took first place honors, and Jack Anderson, Terre Haute, placed second. At the business meeting which accompanied the annual tourna=ment, J. R. Stevenson, Indianapolis, was named president; Mr. Hallman was named first vice president; Mr. Munger, second vice president, and Charles Weatherford, Evansville, secretary-treasurer:

SOFT DRINK STAND NETS $14,000 PROFIT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 (U, P.) = Earl Richardson, partly blind oper= ator ‘of a cigaret and soft drink stand in a government building here, made a profit of $14,000 last year, he told a house labor sub=committee. At a hearing on the need for federal - assistance to the physically handicapped, Richardson said the 1500 workers in stands for the blind in Washington netted $6,000,000 last year, average income running

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