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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY OCTOBER 20, 1997
Hickman's Appeal to Supreme Court Given Up by Walsh
Refusals of Five Judges Lead to Abandonment of New Trial by Lawyer
Washington, Oct. 9—(UAP) William Edward Hickman's last hope of escaping the gallowls on Oct. 19 through a court appeal vanished to day.
His lawyer, Jerome Walsh, announced after a majority of five members of the U. S. supreme court had refuted the kidnapper-slayer an appeal from the California supreme court decision upholding his sentence that he had given up the court fight, and he received a settlement clemency from Governor Young.
"I feel that Richard H. Cantillon of Los Angeles and I have exhausted every legal remedy left to Hickman, Walsh said. "We have done our complete duty as his lawyers, even though that apparently won't save him."
J Oliverice Wendell Holmes was the last to turn down Hickman's appeal, which charged that the new California law under which the slayer of Martin Parker was convicted, was a constitutional "the process of law."
Walsh will wire Governor Young today, he said, asking for a hearing on a petition for elemeny. He will leave this afternoon for his home in Kansas.
Walsh had indicated earlier he intended to put his plea before nine justices, but he said today the unanimity with which the majority of five had turned him down and made it impossible for supreme court review was possible.
He believed the other four justice after learning that a majority had already rejected the plea would do like-wise.
The justices have all received him, with great courtesy and listened to his points. Walsh told the United Press in his arguments, the attorney is implying that the law was not "atrocious" or relied on a constitutional point." The assertion that the new California criminal law uqder upon Hickman was "attrocious" has hanged Oct. 19 was in violation of the federal constitution. He charges that "due process of law" is violated by the clause providing that in a plan of "not guilty by reason of insanity" he committed the crime charged.
The appeal and stay of execution sought could be granted by any judge, permitting an argument before the full court on Walsh's legal point. The court, however, has rejected an overwhelming majority of such pleas in the last few years. The preponderance being striking in capital cases.
The Graduate Club of the School of Education will meet at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 19, at Ouread Training school, Professor John W. Twente of the School of Education will talk on "Oral Examinations." All graduate students and faculty members in the School of Education are invited, according to William Moore, president of the club.
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Delta Upsilon to Build New Fraternity House
Plains have been completed for the new Delta Upson house to be built in West Hills addition. The house will be south of the Sigma Nu house, will be built of brick, and will present a colonial type exterior.
The date for beginning construction has not yet been fixed, but it will be in the near future, according to Don Hatch, e29.
Veterans of World War Meet at San Antonio
Legion Holds Convention
San Antonio, Tex. Oct. 9. —(UP)
—Marking the close of the first day of
the regular season, the Legion assembled here, Monday for the opening of its annual national convention. Much of its interest is
received in contested race for national commander.
State after state has spawned a commandership candidate of its own. An even dozen announced, probable or potential candidates are in the field, as the veterans' cohorts move upon their convention city. The largest crop comes from the western west coast, where the president, Edward E. Spafford, a New Yorker, the east apparently is disposed to try again this year.
Notables to Attend
Numerous notable, both from this country and from abroad, will address the gathering, assembled in San Antonio's imposing municipal auditorium. The building was erected at a cost of $2,000,000 as a memorial to the men who served in the World War.
Field Marshal Viscount Allenby, of Great Britain, heads the list of distinguished guests.
Major George Scapini, war blinded member of the French Chamber of Deputies; General John J. Pershing; General William C. Browne; Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, world aviation's foremost figure; Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, mast of baseball; Will Rogers; William A. Green, press secretary; William H. Moore; Lady Edward Spencer Churchill of England; Lady Alenby; Lady Drummore, of Canada; and Mrs. Alfred J. Broussaire are other invited members of the Legion and the Legion Auxiliary.
To entertain the thousands of visiting Legionnaires, San Antonio has prepared a lavish program of entertainment.
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Companionate Marriage Unpopular With Sooners
Norman, Okla. Oct. 9. — Companion marriage is not popular with the women students at the University of Oklahoma this year, according to a vote taken in a Y.W.K.A. group which favored the institution for this much discussed mission.
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The Y.W.C.A. is sponsoring a group to investigate the topic and discuss it thoroughly. Another group is "The W.C.A." which will teach women how coy young males will learn how to dress, art, talk and so forth to develop charm, personality and personal magnetism. Laboratory hours for this group will no doubt be held.
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