A NEW HERO

Hokitika Guardian, 1 November 1928, Page 5

A NEW HERO

STOWAWAY OX MIS FEET.

(Australian Press Association). (United Service). (Received iliis day at 12.25. p.m.) LONDON, October ill.

Clarence Tcrlmne, the oightocn-yoar-old Zeppelin stowaway, who is washing dishes aboard, seems to have hitched his wagon to a star by stowing away, lie already has had many offers for his services. A Hamburg circus proprietor has wirelessed offering him a job as a wild animal tamer. If he is disinclined to accept that, a large department store at Aix-La-( handle is offering him a big position as salesman. Incidentally he has been o fie red CSOO to appear in a German film. Germany generally regards the lent in the sporting spirit. Iho American Consul at Stntgarl says, provided Commander F.ekener favourably reports on the lad’s conduct, he will furnish the necessary papers to preclude Terhine Irom imprisonment. A rich American at Stutgart says lie is willing to defray the lad's passenger fare. He is thus safeguarded whatever the outcome. It is revealed also that Terhiiio wirelessly sold the newspaper rights ol his stor\ for a large sum while aboard. Ihe leading Berlin night club. Casanova, makes the remarkable announcement that the stowaway has wirelessed and reserved a table for the night of his arrival.