Capture Tour
Suspects Tii Mickey
(iolien Murder
LON ANGELES nPl—Four men.
three in San Francisco and one
hero, .> ere taken into custody Sat
urd y and one man was released
in the latent developments of the
Mickey Cohen shooting.
San Francisco police arrested
James Tarantino, editor of a Hol
ly v >d film trade publication; Hy
Por'er. his San Francisco repre
sentative, and Joseph Tenner, San
F-a" cisco nightclub owner.
They were picked up at the re
quest of Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz
of Los Angeles county and booked
“en route to Los Angeles” for
questioning.
Meantime, one of three other
men named by Sheriff Biscailuz
as wanted for questioning in the
case, was apprehended here Sat
urday. He is Tony Brancato, ex
convict once queried in the Bugsy
Siegel slaying two years ago.
P. : n ato was arrested at the
home of Anthony Trombino, for
merly of Kansas City, Mo., and
one of the trio named by Biscailuz
as wanted for questioning. Bran
cato was shaving and told officers
he was preparing to give himself
PILGRIM WEARS
MEDIEVAL DRESS
LISIEl X. France, i^*) — Henri
Metz, an 80-year-old Bavarian
luio lived for munv years in
France; passed through here re
i.V**"'
cently on n pilgrimage which he
:\av> will also take him to Lourdes,
Faditu and Rome. According to
Ihe newspaper "Republique du
Sud-Ouest.” Metz., who wears the
clothing of a medieval pilgrim
and carries a long staff, hopes to
c >ver more than 5,000 miles at the
rate of 22 miles a day. He says lie
is making the pilgrimage for
world peace and to advocate re
lease oi all imprisoned bishops
and priests.
up.
After questioning, Brancato was
booked on suspicion of attempted
murder and placed in jail.
Another of the trio, Joseph E.
Messina, 35, prize fight manager,
who surrendered Friday, was re
leased after intensive questioning.
Gambler Cohen and three other
persons, including an attorney
general’s agent assigned to guard
him. were wounded by heavy shot- j
gun slugs as they emerged early
last Wednesday from a night club
at a movie colony playground
called the Sunset Strip.
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Wednesday, July 27, 1949
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7:15—Morning Devotions
7:30—Musical Clock
8:00—Fred Waring
8:30—Record Shop
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TENNIS .HQPpS PROP1
5.000 FEET
COPEN‘1 '.am,' ,hS-* Htrm ■
a Danish ilrEncs radio operator,
Erik Ma.hiesen, has 12 brand new
tennis balls—a thing practically
not een in Denmark since before
the war - he will ~nr>* lie able to
play tennis for the'tini ' ! cine. He
bought them in Johan; esburg,
South Africa. They were 12 hard
pumped, unused balls when he
bought them. When he arrived in
Copenhagen two d v later they
were as flabby as old a >plies. Jo
hannesburg is some d.000 feet
above sea level, while Copenha
gen is only a few feet above sea
level. The pressure in the tennis
balls was fitted to the atmospher
ical conditions in Johannesburg.
CUTLER, ill, t3V-Samiy fell
the cistern but it wa> his dad w
s ; ere' i
'I h -i '-yepr-old Shelby Slush'
char n.* a cat on a nearby fun
plut.aeu b’.io a cistern, with eU
feet of water in it. His sistc
Mary Lou. 9. screamed, bringii
their father, Lawrence Slusher c
the run. He couldn’t see his son
the water. He dived into the ci
• >y.
farmer, George Reeves, pulled U
bov out with a rope and put a lac
dor down for Slusher.
The small boy came out of tV
mi hap apparently unharmed. Bi
h.s lather required medical cat
for a bad cold, a sore throat an
—shock.
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