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MAY 22, 1931.
PUBLICITY ITCH
LAID TO LEWIS
BY YALE PAPER
Sinclair Likely to ‘Go Out
and Bite a Dog’ Next,
Says Editorial.
Jty United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn., May 22.
Sinclair Lewis may be expected at
any moment to "go out and bite
a dog," the Yale Daily News said
today in an editorial entitled "Kis
Own Press Agent.”
"Sinclair Lewis, 1907, rapidly is
becoming our most notorious writer,
if not our best,” said the News.
"Judging by the publicity his antics
have received lately, one might say
he had an irrespressable fondness
for the front page. At any minute
now we expect him to go out and
bite a dog.
"The episode last Saturday in the
Sterling library was even more
wonderful than his recent face-slap
ping tiff with Dreiser.”
Lewis charges he offered the Yale
library the "permanent loan” of his
Nobel medal, but that the univer
sity officials were uninterested.
PROUD OF SCHOOLING
Graduating High School Youth Is
Congratulated by Hoover.
By United Brens
ELECTRA, Tex., May 22.—Leonard
Curfman, high school senior, was so
proud of the fact his school days
were about over that he sent grad
uation anonuncements to President
Herbert Hoover, John D. Rocke
feller, and Henry Ford.
Mr. Hoover sent him his greetings
Rockefeller sent him a postcard.
Ford hasn’t answered.
Falls Into Boat; Drowns
CHICAGO, May 22.—Nine-year
old Eugene Marnett fell into a boat
and was drowned. The boat was an
old scow that was partly filled with
water.
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Charging her with murder, the
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FLAG DELAYS DINNER
Etiquet Blunder Discovered at Fete
for German Honor Guests.
By Scripps-Hotoard Newspaper Alliance
ST. PAUL, May 22.—A blunder
in flag etiquet caused 300 persons
to wait an hour for their dinner at
the Athletic Club here.
The guest of honor was Friedrich
W. von Prittwitz und Gaffron, Ger
man ambassador to Washington.
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