The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 2

Atchison bally Wednesday, August 9, 1061 Former Aich'ison Resident Dies Catherine Johnslr-n, 75, a native of Alcliison. died at St. John's hospital, Leavenworth, shortly after noon today. Shr- was the wife of William Johnston, 503 Osage, Lravcov orifi Mrs, Johnston was a daughter) Of the late Mr. and airs.

Micluet Bnrry of Atchison, llcr marriage to Mr. Johnston place Funeral services will held Saturday at Jxsarenwortli, Iho time to be Announced 1 "morrow The body is at the Sumpter funeral chapel, Lea veil worth. Collech $300 Cash Prize Jonn Anderson, 713 It. was at store al 2:30 p.m. yesterday md qualified for li Cash Day piiie in I he Atchi.

Son Chamber of Commerce iim-test. The prize was the largest to be awarded in the current Cash Day series. Next week's prize will be S100 Mrs. Homer Brown, 936 Sonlh Seventh, is visiting fior daughter, Mrs. Clarence Rom of Riulins.

Wyo. AccDmpan.iing her enroute to hrr homo in Minnow Park, Calif, is Mrs, John Holmes. HMInarTie is Parrish He exploded into manhood across three years and three gfrfs. TECHNICOLOR9 KM in WARNER BROS msm RELAX AT THE COOL FOX Tonight The West Was West Men Were Men and Women Were, HELLER TIGHTS there Ion aitif 'dealh ww quick and msj! SOMA ANTHONY LOREN-QllN "Guigley had art unuiiiaf accident Hb got hit by 1 ft pedestrian!" 4 it told Gary you were taking your vacation at home, and he's coming over every evetiing to ptay you 9oine dinner music!" Bus Survivors Return To U.S. NEW YORK vivors of the bus tragedy Switierland last week- are tiac this country with vi ot their brush wilh death, i Several credited an nir pocket saving them when their lour tins plunged from a rain-drenched road into the icy waters of Lake Lucerne.

"Whon 1 came Id in the bus there was abnut a Toot of nir space." said Pauline Hudson nf Altoona, Ta. "A girl rolled down a window and I got out." Mrs. (Tiulson wept in speaking of lier friend, Julia Schullz, al.su of Alloona. She was one Df 10 lourisls who apparent-ly dieit in the lake's icv waters. Only eight bodies hare been recovered, Two of Iho nine who arriicri at Idlcwild Airport Tuesday had been injured in the bus Margaret Mitchell of Oxford, N.C., and Martha Isaacs of Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Mitchell, transferred by sLretchor to a piano hound for Raleigh, N.C., suffered a fractured pelvis. Mrs. Isaacs, badly bruised, traveled in a wheel chair. Slie was No.

HOtlDAY 50 Mi. 1M (OfAt transferred to another for the last leg nf her trip home. Caroline Blair Crowther, 24, a Tampa, teacher, said "there was jusl enough of an air pocket hi wliich to breathe. I really though! was going to die." Other returning survivors included Kalhorine Owens of Van-dergrift. llermina Ilunsiiers-cr of N'orristown, and hor daughter, Nancy; Helen of N'orriston, and Mildred Mc-Kown of Vanrtergn'ft.

Ten other surrivors are return-in fi by ship. Down, douTi they go snorlswear at clear away prices, Waisner Shell cr's. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Leibengood of Lawrence were weekend guests ot Air.

and Mrs. Al bus sunset riace. Reports to The Clotxj indicate the mosquitoes are now bigs enough and hungry enough to! carry smnll boy off. Ticketed for speeding In St. Joe; yesterday: Robert E.

Harrell, Atchison, and Merlin 1). Krenlzer HnllnTi Kenneth Hensils, Eon of and Mrs, Bernard Dennis of Arnng-ton, has returned home after completing a six-mouth nrmy training period Fort Calif, your Indoor health and tomforf TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY AND COMFORT INDICATORS Keep yau Informed on room temperaluia and humidity help you main' lain maximum Indoor com-fori and heallhful air conditions. Designed wilh kiilo and diatlnclion, Ihey make beauliiul and useful gilts. USE YOUR CflElHTl Kli Commercial St, Darrow Once Rented Space At McPherson By JOHN MATSON The Kalln.i Journal Written for the Associated Tress MCPHERSON Li Jaf8 a young lawyer came to MePliomon and rcnlcd ait office. Jfa startd only, four hours, decided to go '0 Denver anil ncrer returned, Ills name: clarence.

Darrow. Clarence Darrow wont on to become one of the nation's most famous defense attorneys. He engaged in that famous "monkey trial" joust with William Jennmgs Bryan. McPhersoniles claim Parnow as a resident, but they're apparently about the only ones who know anything ahum it. None of the Darrow biographies in the- Salina Public Library men-lion t)w incident.

Harrow's autobiography Ignores it. And Harrow didn't sign the bar roslor at the Mrl'hcrsou County courlhousc. Hilt MiPherson is stickiny to ils claim. And they're got preuv good ovidenee: A Ic-ttor from Oar-row himself telling story. Tho letter, dated Jan.

30. hangs in the office or the rlerk of the District Court in McPlierson. It r0 nn invitation to speak in from Me-Phersou Postmaster Kalph Johnson. Jolmson, then secretary of die Chamlier of Cointnerce. wrote Darrow after he hoard of the lawyer's visit to Mol'beison.

In his reply Harrow said be was sorry he couldn't make l)r engagement and then told tin story of his visit to MePlierson "I wns looking for a place llui seemed promising for opening law shop." Harrow wrote. He Piaine.1 ne came to MePherson rroin rsewton where he stoppeil with sonio friends. looked over the and thought il was all right- so I rented an office, hut did not Like pis when I got b.ick to Xnw ton 1 decided to go on ts Denver "So 1 never dirt back lake that office dnn't Know wbelhcr ther have held it for me nil the5e LADIES' SLIP iso acetate Full shallow 11 vis Tie yean, but htto a little afraid (o to back fojr ftar I would for back rwi. "You what a narrow escape MoPherson had from gotllng. nte fattenwt onto population and' it waa best, for Kansas lias hud a hard as Jl is." Johnson kept the letter for a few.

then gave It to George Allison, foruver Judge of the District Court. Allison, lont" a Dar-raw admirer, used the letter only once. He sold ho read It nt a meeting of Judges, When he left the Judgeship he found the Jettor while cleaning a drsssvor. was framed and hung on Iho wait lit tlio office ol Ilia clerk of lite District Court Darrow set up hlsi first practice in Andover, Ohio, He moved front tliero to Aslitahiila Ohio, then Chlcngo. From his Chicago practice Darrow gained fame as the greatest courtroom lawyer of Ids day.

Ho first reached the public eye in the tSMl's when ho defended Socialist Eugene V. Debs. In ill I ha also gained nationwide headlines for liis derense of the Mo Nnmara hrothers in the An gelcs Times building bombing Darrow reached the pinnacle of lus fame ip the. mid 1920's. In 1924 lie defended Richard and Nathan Leopold in the Pranks murder trial.

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i City Manager DIU a flics: "Souiu folks apparently pils-Intorntcil on the present asnjinlt roaui'fui'lng project now In prog-reis In Atchison. 11 Is not paving but strictly 0 wettring-sur-face to protect the previous asphalt paving, It is a half-ittcli thick while the regular asphalt pnvlng ia from four to five iiiches thick. Also, sometime ti wliati np-poars to be cracks bv this, rf-isur-f using la Rctually the' roller failed lo complete two large radlesn olios wcri killed- to (he home of Nr. and Mrs. Ralph Novls ani eon, William, south of town, Bolh were crawling along Ihc foundtdlon (if hotise.

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