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THURSDAY, AUG. 23, Far and Away—

Woman Predicts Tim

HER FRIENDS laughed when Mrs Edythe Hanson, 32, of Redwood City, Cal, prophesied “I shall die at 11:45 on Aug. 21.” They visited her on that date— found her alive—and said, she was imagining things. Mrs. Hanson smiled. That night she went to sleep. She never awoke. The doctor pronounced her dead at 11:45. 7

Crime HUGH FIALA popped his bubble gum once too often and landed in court in East St. Louis, Ill. He pleaded guilty yesterday to charges of being intoxicated and ramming his car into a telephone pole while blowing bubbles. Bubble blowing is part of his job as supervisor for a gum company, he said. ¢ » tJ »

AN ALPHONSE and Gaston act freed two drivers of auto accident charges in Chicago yesterday. John 'Hanskiewicz and Theodore Lebow claimed crash of their cars was “all my fault.” The judge figured both couldn't

be guilty and dismissed the case. n u »

A SOFT -TREADING . thief slipped into a swank New York hotel and stole $20,000 worth of jewels from Mrs, Margaret Os- © borne Dupont, national wome an’s tennis singles champion, police said today. The insured jewels were taken from a vanity table while Mrs. Dupont and Mrs. Louise Brough, another famous tennis player, slept.

Mrs. Dupont

” o » MRS. TED HOOKER called Minot, N. D., police when she found a shoebox on her doorstep thinking it “might hold a bomb.” Contents —a frightened little kitten.

EJ on on THE CONVICT who made an “unearned run” in a ball game at the state penitentiary at Walla Walla, Wash., also had a flair for poetry. In the penitentiary newspaper of which he was an editor appeared a poem Ollie C. Wiles, 28, wrote. It started: “The love of freedom’s bliss is strong.”

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wealth Bank, said today he em-. bezzled $130,000 in bank funds in'alive monkey.

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i FIVE YOUTHS of Birming- 25 per cent federal tax on cravats orses.

(ham, Ala., who have fun waving so the President Souda = i : {at railroad men get a free ride other haberdashery after 2 Dateline Hollywood {today on the train they admire Mr. White said he'd already sent, BROADWAY actor Russell most. Southern Railway's stream- ties to Sen. Ralph Flanders, who! Nype Joan {liner, the Southerner, will make | proposed the tax, and Sen. Rob{Crawford’s re- :|a special stop at the Charlesjert Kerr, who seconded the |cent regular es-. "| Dollar home and transport the measure. cort, said today Dollar children to a party. | a2 8 ‘he'd like to 2 8.» { HELEN CASSINELLI turned marry but der, CHILDREN of a new consoli- Over the $200 demanded from nied dates with! dated school near Monroe, Mich. her liquor shop cash register in Miss Crawford are without a superintendent. San Francisco. Then she patted influenced his Morley Riggs turned down the the coat pocket of the stranger decision. The 27-3 job because he couldn't find a to See if he carried a gun. He year-old bespec-i house to go with it. ‘didn’t. She snatched back the tacled star o | a & |money. The would-be robber fled. the stage hi ADVICE to the young from i hd “Call Me Ma-

Mrs. Emma Springer of Pittsford,| CHARLES CATALANO of Eldam” said his Miss Orawford [y;} “50. vears old today, is mont N. Y., got a $10,000 plane

crn avy’ Baa been bi re uy un am work Bar ah Fy sere tor toon i ion “up to now.” » § ’ considers: - = " tay. nom from New York to Rome, a flight FRENCH film actress Corinne, poLICEMEN.w re surprised to costing the airline more than 2 Calvet was the center today of & gee two players ny Phila-|times what Catalano paid. $120,000 legal battle between two ge |

Iphia Phillies uniforms in a| Ps > | Hollywood theatrical agencies. ha, City sandlot yesterday. | GOV. THOMAS E. DEWEY of

The Ainsworth Corp. filed sult|mne patter in No. 11 uniform was| New York planned to try his against the Harold Rose Artists| songiderably younger and slim- {luck at salmon .

Ltd. for allegedly inducing the mer than the uniform’s owner, | fishing today in actress to break a contract. Coach Benny Bengough. Boys ad- | Ketchikan, Alasun = mitted they “couldn't resist the ka. He's due in | ACTOR Tony Curtis admitted temptation” of taking the uni-|J UDeau tomortoday he hasnt been in close-ups, forms from the Phillies’ un-|{TOW to Speak at §§ three days because of a cut lip guarded clubhouse. The team re-|@ Chamber of suffered in a torrid film love claimed the uniforms and dis- Commerce meetscene. Curtis was maimed by missed the incident as a boyish ing. Then he'll Starlet Alice Kelley, who bussed prank. The boys were released. visit military inhim hard in a scene for the x stallations near movie “Son of Ali Baba.” Anchorage. A "wn {dinner at the CALIFORNIA'S legal machin- . (new million-dol-ery finally caught up with the {lar Elks Temple streamlined film colony ' today, | last night honored the governor ending Actress Barbara Leeds’ |and Alaska Gov. Ernest Gruenmarriage to Actor Gary Merrill! ling. | Miss Leeds picked up her final] 4 | 2 = ! |decree a year after Merrill di-|:} : | FRANK CROZIER, Peekskill {vorced her in Juarez, Mex., and| i IN. Y., has been discharged from| {married Bette . Davis. | the Navy after a six-month tour

{ : lof duty when he was a civilian! Among the Young : lall the time. His predicament | LAVERN BASLER, 17, of

{Battle Creek, Mich., wondered to-| {day how to apologize to his pet] {dog, Peggy, whom he cuffed for {climbing on the bed where he, |S1noked a cigaret. The light blow| knocked cigaret embers off the! |cigaret and started a slow mat-| {tress fire. Peggy's barking] {warned the family the house was| in flames.

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stemmed from a mixup over his reserve status. He thought his en-! listment ran out in 1950. The Navy extended it a year but Cro-| zier wasn’t notified.

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— MORE DELICIOUS he turned out to be a very much| President Truman an old neck- - MORE TEND MACARONI! itie today in protest to a proposed {

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