| Show 4 Lose Lives When Lake Boat Capsizes ST MARTS O brother wtso clung- for 10 hours to a boat in Lake St-- llarya before they were rescued reported Sunday that four Caning- com panlona lost their grip on the cap sized boat and drowned The story of the lake tragedy aa related by Roger Lee 31 and rua brother Harry D 32 of Lima O who pulled from Che wtnd-laahlake by rescue rartiea Saturday night A neerv wind muffled their cnea they citing- to the alippery audea of the One by one the men lost their grip Thoae drowned were Harry E Lee 53 father of the Lee broth-erGeorge Gawaon 60 of Hood River Ore and hia aona Joseph 22 a student at Wheaton college Ulinoia and Paul 40 of Veterans' fcorpitai Indiana polls 5-FO- LD BLUFFTON O June 22 (CTPS) — Sunday was day in the "talent program" launched in the first Presbyterian church here 20 weeks ago by the distribution of a $10 bill to each member of the congregation The proceeds of $10 put to work by 172 parishioners came back in sealed white envelopes bearing no name or other mark of identification When the envelopes had been opened and counted Rev E N Bigelow 30 pastor of the church announced a return of $9152 in cash plus an estimated $42125 expected from projects such as chicken raising and farm produce on which church members have not yet realized cash The pastor said 23 "talent" have not yet been accounted for and that the final total will probably exceed $10000 He started the program by borrowing $2000 in $10 bills and handing them out to churchgoers last Feb 2 He based his sermon that day on the Biblical parable of the talents and told recipients to try to multiply their talents in any way they could The announced goal was $8000 estimated as the sum necessary for a remodeling program for the June 22 UP) — - T-- o GOP Delegates Pick Dewey In Wisconsin NONE HIDES UNDER BUSHEL TALENTS' RETURN m-e- ed u 48 Dewey-for-Preside- nt LIFE IN THE USA Police Link Slain Gangster With Big Jewelry Racket CaL 22 On tho Sunny Side of fhe Street-- Be Cool with our NEW Flamingo gambling Vegas Nev but keep Efijof that ua your borne cool end comfort- able with Cioui Awnioi Quality made of the finetc materials in gay colorful oe or painted-Dostripe i win Choose now bile the aelecttoa ii good Estimates freely jrien Telephone today Sperm Tent & Awning Mlt Ca m5 Phone Wert Temple club at Las "I do nofbelleve that Siegel was wiped cut because of anything which occurred in Las Vegas" Anderson said "We have learned that heavy losses have been reported in the Flamingo despite its general appearance of prosperity In order to make good Siegel we believe took a leading part in local underworld transactions and someone among his henchmen accused him of a double cross" Steel Official Dies PITTSBURGH June 22 UP) — Leon F Payne 63 treasurer of Steel Corp died Carnegie-Illino- is Sunday In Presbyterian hospital illness He had after a four-da- y flailing' COUv Swimming? 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OLI nionn aV Enough for 6 JF m Going on & CAKE ROLL : MECHANICAL TOY RACER Sunday tabernacle to nominate the party's slate for next the ferryboat Knickerbocker prohibition election year's bound for St George Staten Dr Claude A Watson of Los Anfrom the battery geles the party's 1944 nominee for island man who president will be a candidate for watched a gray-haire- d appeared to be abo"ut 55 hit renomination and will be opposed himself over the head with a by three other candidates clawhammer several times As Others in the field are Sam the boat was passing Governor's Morris of Texas who was defeated Island the man ceased pounding Dr WatSon three years ago himself put the hammer in his by D Leigh Colvin of New York the 1936 nominee and Dale H Learn pocket and dived overboard The ferryboat stopped and a Pennsylvania "favorite son" boat was lowered but the un- ivuvr CREAr1 : WINONA LAKE Ind June 22 — The first national political convention of the 1948 campaign will be held here this week when 715 delegates assemble at Billy UP) :! 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'U WALGREEN S ECONOMY Also noteworthy was the fact that of the 321 who listed Dewey as their first choice 81 listed PHOTO FINISHING Stassen as their second and of the 28 who gave Stassen first place V l 95 picked Dewey in second giving H Any Sixe 6 or 8 (I J J Roll on the rise to early speculation Exposure possible popularity of a Dewey-Stasse- n J DEVELOPED AND ticket in Wisconsin i DDiwrrn B B BIB BBBBBBBBBBBhS Increase Lead B ON SALE -Dewey was the choice of Wisj MONDAY consin delegates at the Republican A National convention in 1940 and South Temple et Mala 2nd South at Mala Ogdea and Prove In 1944 In the latter year WisconL Price eed Leaaa 9th Seath at tth feat TUESDAY Siigarnoese sin had 24 delegates at the convennumber tion but this yearr the : has been Increased to 27 Likt Cikt s l Modt There were 1104 ballots cast by —aiih V rt ii r Cw tn mil Sf I £1 c i state convention delegates Friday 1 ! a — —— i r i es9 nnniiTirrt and Saturday By poll closing at 12:30 pm (CST) Saturday 1159 convention delegates were regis— — tered Those who arrived after the I Mushroom deadline were refused ballots I - ft Qft style Now 22 MADISON Wis church imimiiiin LOS ANGELES June 22 UP) — Jim Tully 56 hobo author of "Shanty Irish" and "Beggars "of Life" who was a prize fighter circus roustabout and tree surgeon before he turned to writing died Sunday of heart trouble Born near St Marys O Tully spent his early years at St Joseph's orphanage in Cincinnati Three times he tramped across the country writing about his own experiences and the life of men "on jlalt iZakt Wht Monday June 23 194T Versatile Hobo Author Dies Got Stories at First Hand — Gov ld a: BEGGARS OF LIFE' dol- lar--no - luxury tax! ftA ilj ij iodtyl " F : (I I f |
