John Barrymore Jr. Weds
Italian Actress In Rome
ROME, (iW—John Barrymore Jr.,
28, got married today in a red
trimmed toreador shirt with black
buttons and a black, waist-length
jacket with a stand-up, ear-high
collar.
The actor’s bride, Italian movie
starlet Gabriella (Gaby) Palaz
zoli, 23, looked charming in a
short white gown and white veil.
She carried a small bouquet of
orange blossoms.
Harold Dill, station manager
for the Northern Commercial Co.
and Standard Oil representative
at St. Michael, is here for a few
days to have work done on his
airplane. Dill has many friends
here as he was stationed here
with the ACS several years ago.
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Chicago Woman Driver
“Blacks Out” and
Kills Five Pedestrians
CHICAGO, Iff)—A car driven by
a woman who said she blacked
out, jumped a sidewalk and rip
ped through a crowd of pedes
trians last night, killing five and
hurling their bodies across a busy
downtown intersection.
Three persons, including the
driver, were injured.
Dead and injured were thrown
25 feet as the car scooped up ped
estrians and careened across the
intersection at the west edge of
the Loop.
One of the fatally injured ped
estrians was sprayed with boiling
tar when the careening car struck
a two-wheeled heating cart towed
by a roofing firm truck.
The driver, Betty Gillespie, 25,
a home economist for a utility
company, said she started to halt
j behind a bus when she “blacked
out, and woke up in the hospital,”
police reported.
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THRILLS AND CHILLS
THE BREAKERS BAR
70 Boys Sign Up For
Little League Basketball
Seventy enthusiastic boys have
signed up for the Little League
basketball teams which are being
organized under the diection of
Jim Wilson, math teacher for
Junior High.
Business houses will be con
tacted to sponsor the teams and
outfit them at a cost of about
$35. These uniforms will be put
away at the end of the season and
used for several seasons, stated
Superintendent Conrad Potter.
The first meeting of the entire
group will be a week from to
moirow at the school at 9 a.m.
when the teams will be picked for
size and the program will get
under way.
Cuba Has Jitters Over
Reports of Invasion
And Civil War
HAVANA, Iff)—Anxiety gripped
Cuba today as a result of rumors
of invasion and fears of civil
war between partisans and ene
mies of Prime Minister Fidel
Castro.
Castro leaders, almost daily
predicting aggression from the
United States, are reported to
have alerted the entire regular
armed force and called up mili
tary reserves.
The militia, the organization of
armed workers which is seen
drilling daily, has been ordered
to mobilize early Sunday at desig
nated concentration points.
The invasion jitters has pro
duced such things as a shortage
of vinegar, increased gunfire at
night in Havana, and caused long
lines of Cubans seeking visas at
the U.S. Embassy.
The run on vinegar developed
when a rumor circulated that
vinegar-soaked masks counteract
the effects of tear gas and pos
sibly other chemicals.
JOE WALSH FAMILY
RETURNS TO ANCHORAGE
The family of Joe Walsh, who
has been here for FAA this sum
mer, returned to their permanent
home in Anchorage this week.
Joe Walsh will remain for a
couple of weeks before joining
his family.
Federal Agencies Turn |
Property Valued at $21
Million Over to State
JUNEAU, Iff) — The Bureau of
Public Roads, the Bureau of Com
mercial Fisheries and the Bureau
of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
have turned over property valued
at some 21 million dollars to the
state since Jan. 1.
The State Department of Public
Works has been the recipient of
the lion’s share of federal pro
perty, obtaining some 19 million
dollars worth of operating equip
ment, buildings, parts, construc
tion materials and operating sup
plies from the BPR.
The State Department of Fish i
and Game has received some 2
million dollars worth of equip
ment from the other two federal
agencies, including boats, marine
equipment, airplanes, automotive
equipment, buildings, office sup
plies, radios and firearms.
The transfer of federal pro
perty to the state was authorized j
under terms of the Statehood Act, |
where state agencies are assum- j
ing duties formerly carried out j
by the federal government under
territorial status.
ORDERS FROM THE BOSS
SEATTLE, W)— Not even Bess
Truman is going to change her
husband Harry’s “give ’em hell”
type of campaigning.
Ex-President Truman laugh
ingly told a group of labor lead
ers here yesterday:
“The boss (Mrs. Truman) said
to me before I left, ‘Now you
clean up your language.”
“But I told her, ‘Well, people
understand what I’m talking
about’.”
Whereupon Truman proceeded
to lambast the Republicans in
typical fashion.
N.Y. Times Endorses Kennedy
NEW YORK, UP) — The New
York Times Thursday editorially
endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy
for President.
The newspaper, which is politi
cally independent, endorsed Pre
sident Eisenhower in 1952 and
1956.
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Truman Tells Seattle
Audience Tax-Free Money
Finances Religion Smear
SEATTLE, (/P — Former Presi
dent Harry S. Truman hit hard
again Thursday at the religious
issue in the presidential campaign
and said tax-free money was be
ing used to finance “much of the
dirty work.”
Truman told a capacity crowd
of about 1,500 students at the Uni
versity of Washington’s Meany
Hall that the mails are being
flooded with anti-Catholic litera
aure directed at Sen. Kennedy.
“One of the saddest things
about the whole sorry business is
that some of the activity is car
ried on through our Protestant
churches with political money
contributed for the purpose to
avoid paying income taxes,” he
said.
“Think of it. Isn’t that a ter
rible thing? They are not satis
fied just to run a smear cam
paign. They want to run it with
tax-free money. They want to use
tax-free money for political pur
poses so they give the money to
our churches and ask them to do
the dirty work for them.”
The pungent 76-year-old former
President said he “would have
exploded, and so would every
other Baptist in the country” if a
Catholic priest had stood up in
church in 1948 and said Truman
should not be elected.
Truman said he believed we
should strengthen our national
defenses, educational system and
agriculture, raise minimum wages
and provide medical care insur
ance for the aged as part of the
social security system.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
ENDS SUNDAY FOR 1960
NEW YORK, CSV—Daylight sav
ing time bows out Sunday in the
Northeast and a few scattered
places elsewhere. The official
change takes place at 2 a. m.,
when clocks should be changed
to 1 aun.
Most other places having day
light savings ended it a month
ago.
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