Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-05-26
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Of LIFE
(5y The Associated Press)

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VATICAN CITY-Folks in many
countries heard the voice of the
church in their own tongue. The
P~enecostal ritual of the mass was
broadcast in 81 languages from st.
Peters.
NEW YORK-Ten German lads
m hiking around the world-sing-
ing as they go. They made the
water jump from Bremen to New
York by swanky liner. San Fran
cisco is their next goal and around
the globe in a year their ambition.
They style themselves a wander
vogel."
NEWBURYPORT, Mass. - A
church congregation of 175 was
saved from disaster by a quick
thinking choir singer. Frank N.
Jacques heard a cracking sound.
He interrupted the pastors sermon
and the congregation was instruct
ed to leave. Ten minutes later the
ceiling crashed to the floor.
CHICAGO-Lake-side spooners
can carry on two hours later if
they keep their automobile lights
on. The curfew hour has been adj
vanced from IL p. m. to l a. m.
NEW YORK - "Bluebeard," a
golden pheasant, attracted all the
female pheasants with his dazzling
plumage. When they came within
reach he pecked them to death
twelve of them. His master,
ARENAS Ward, Jr., sentenced him
to life Imprisonment in a cage of
male birds at Central Park zoo.
ROME-A life size bronze statue
made from two million coins stands
to the memory of Edmondo De
Amicis, author. Schoolchildren in
the United States, Argentina and
Italy made it possible.
CHICAGO-Kenesaw Mountain
Lands, high commissioner of base
ball, has come back to the BARN
defense of a red haired woman,
Mrs. Julia Luciett, telephone OPP
orator at the hotel in which he
lives. She is charged in police
court with buying clothing and
charging it to someone else. 1t
was the former federal judges
first appearance as a lawyer in 20
years and he found it hard on his
feet.
"If it pleases the court, my dogs
are getting tired and I'd like to sit
down and rest" he said.
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WALLACE, Idaho-The reputa-
ton of Earl Elstone for veracity is
good, so there is no one willing to
say he didn't tell the truth when
he related he shot a four pound
bass out of a pine tree with a
shotgun. The explanation is that
a hawk caught the fish in its beak
and flew to the tree, so Elstone
cast aside his rod, took up his gun
and blazed away, scoring a direct
hit on the fish as well as the hawk.
ST. LOUIS-"Sunny jim" Bot
tomley of the st. Louis Cardinal
baseball team made a "hit" back
in 1923 that cost him S25 1000. A
federal court jury awarded a judg-
ment that large to Curtis W. Wood,
who alleged he was struck and in
jured by a car driven by Bottomley
at Venice, III.
MINNEAPOLIS If William
John Cooper, United States COM
missioner of education, had his
way, there would be rules for the
compulsory retirement of school
teachers at a specified age. The
teaching field is o~vercrowded, he
said in advocating the compulsory
age limits as a means Of relieving
congestion in the profession.
CHICAG0-What the American
theater needs, in the opinion of
George M. Conan, is fewer wise
cracks" and more intelligent thot
of it is to hold the attention and
respect of the public. The play
wright expressed himself in an
address before the Chicago Bar as
sociation.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.-fThe house
that Jack built"-the Jack being
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight
boxing champion--has been sold by
an auctioneer, along with its con-
tents. While the mementos of a
broken romance were sold, Estelle
Taylor, Jacks former wife, was
busy at her newly enlarged cot
tage in the Malibu beach movie
colony.
CRANBERRY LAKE, N. six
years ago when Fred Coles was
living at Cohoes, N. Y, he scratch
ed his initials on a 25-cent piece.
Then he spent it for groceries.
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