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Katharine Cornell Hits
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By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—Katharine
Cornell, the first lady of the theater
to many of its devotees, scoffs at the
frequently expounded idea that ma
turity is on the downgrade in a
world which often places extreme
youth in the saddle.
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she said, “because of a supposed
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hear that the spirit goes into de
cline with the passing of the years.
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“From the mere fact that a per
son is in the youth stage of life,”
reasoned the star of “No Time for
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the person is keener and more radi
ant and vital than his elders.”
Tighter Election Laws
Cut Fraudulent Voting
The chances for fraudulent voting
have been reduced 50 per cent in the
last 20 years, a congressional au
thority said today, by the virtually
'Nation-'wide tightening of State
election laws.
Alney E. Chaffee, House reading
clerk, said stricter registration re
quirements and provisions to pre
vent people from voting more than
once or “voting the tombstones'
were largely responsible.
Under Republican auspices. Mr.
Chaffee advises Washington worker:
in his spare time on how to qualify
for voting in their home States.
Coogan to Wed Again,
Try New York Stage
By the Associated Press.
PORT WAYNE, Ind., Nov. 20.—
Jackie Coogan, grown-up child
screen star whose Hollywood mar
riage went on the rocks last summer,
says he’s going to wed again and
try for a career on the New York
stage.
He disclosed his plans on an over
A _ MM V
night stop here between one-night
stands In Lafayette, Ind., and Kala
mazoo, Mich., in the George Abbott
comedy, “What a Life.”
He said he would marry Harriet
Haddon in New York City next fall.
The wedding cannot take place,
Coogan explained, until a divorce
from his first wife, Screen Actress
Betty Grable, becomes final 10
months from now.
Miss Haddon, in pictures three
years, now is playing in an ice revue
it a New York hotel. Coogan met
tier In Hollywood. She Is 21. He
25.
Fwo Die as Planes Collide
ALAMEDA, Calif., Nov. 20 UP).—
rwo privately owned planes collided
In the air and crashed near the
water front yesterday, killing the
pilots, P. C. Peterson and Chester
Vienot. They were flying alone.
Italian Liner Reported
Held at Gibraltar
Br tbe Associated Press.
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riving yesterday on the liner Rex
said the Italian liner Vulcania had
been detained by British contraband
rontrol authorities at Gibraltar.
The liners Satumia and Augustus
were detained recently under similar
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