Business Executive
Shoots and Kills
Terrorizing Bandit
STAMORD, Conn., W)—A New
York business executive shot to
death a masked bandit who ter
rorized the executive and his wife
in their home early Saturday,
police said. The couple’s three
children slept through the inci
dent.
Police said H. Grady Chandler
Jr., 39, broke loose after the
knife - wielding intruder bound
■him in a bedroom closet and took
his wife downstairs. Chandler is
an executive of the Esquire Shoe
Polish Co.
Mrs. Chandler, tied to a chair
downstairs by the bandit, said he
kept telling her he needed money
badly to provide hospitalization
for his wife and child.
Police said the bandit, wearing
a mask fashioned from a T-shirt,
entered the Chandlers’ bedroom
after forcing entry from a rear
porch roof. He demanded money.
Chandler broke his bonds, seiz
ed a pistol and confronted the
bandit downstairs. Chandler or
dered the man to drop the knife,
police said, but the bandit lunged
with his knife and Chandler shot
him four times.
On the dead man’s arm were
tatooed the initials U.S.M.C. Po
lice said there were no other
marks of identification on his
person. A copy of his fingerprints
were sent to Washington.
CRUELTY TO HUNTER
GLENDALE, Calif., UPi — A
neighbor of actor Tab Hunter said
that the howls of Hunter’s Wei
imaraner dog once disturbed him
while he was watching television.
Roy Perotta said he had seen
Hunter strike the dog twice, and
his wife, Lizabeth, testified Fri
day that she had seen Hunter
beat the animal two or three
times.
Hunter was on trial on charges
of cruelty to an animal. He said
he merely had slapped the dog
on the paws with a leather strap
to -break him from digging holes
in the yard.
Florence Chadwick Gives
Up Attempt to Swim
North Channel of Irish Sea
DONAGHADEE, Ireland, Wl —
The Irish Coast Guard reported
American long distance swimmer
Florence Chadwick gave up her
attempt to swim the icy Irish Sea
Saturday when she reached the
half-way stage.
Her third attempt to conquer
the 19-mile stretch of water be
tween Ireland and Scotland end
ed in failure about eight hours
after she plunged into the water
here and headed for Scotland.
The accompanying launch pick
ed Miss Chadwick out of the
water and took her to the Scot
tish coastal town of Port Patrick.
Only one person has ever beat
en North Channel—the late Tom
Blowe of Britain, a friend of Miss
Chadwick’s, who did it in 15 hours
15 minutes in 1947.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Says She
Invited Khrushchev To
Tea Because of Politeness
NEW YORK, Iff)—Why did Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt ask Soviet
Premier Khrushchev to tea here
a week ago?
It was plain politeness, she ex
plained Friday.
“I made up my mind to have
him for tea this time,” she said,
“because I felt badly about his
visit to Hyde Park last year. He
was so rushed then he didn’t have
time for lunch—and it wasn’t his
fault.
“He just took a roll, said ‘one
for the road,’ and was off.”
What did they talk about dur
ing his hour-long visit to her
Manhattan residence?
The economy of the Soviet
Union, she said. He boasted of
new discoveries in iron ore, of
new oil and coal fields and So
viet steel output.
“He never mentioned the United
Nations,” Mrs. Roosevelt added.
“If we had discussed his U. N.
speeches, I’m afraid I would have
been very rude.”
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Nat. League Franchises
Awarded To Houston
And New York City
CHICAGO, OB — The National
League today unanimously ac
cepted Houston and New York as
its ninth and tenth cities for the
1962 season.
Franchises were awarded to the
two cities with operations to be
gin in 1962.
Warren Giles, president of the
league, said he does not expect
any difficulties in the Houston
operation. However, there might,
be problems concerning the New
York situation.
For the National League to
move back into New Pork unani
mous approval is needed from the
16 major league baseball clubs
because New York already has a
team in the American League, the
Yankees.
Should any American League
club vote against the National
League awarding a franchise to
New York, under the present
rules such a franchise could not
be issued.
Ruminative . . .
OSAKA, Japan, Iff) — The con
sciences of chewing gum makers
bothered them when discarded
wads marred the marble side
walk in the new Shinsaibashi
shopping center. They are instal
ling 60 boxes stocked with gum
disposal envelopes.
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