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‘In Today's Press |
Peatine Press Photes “ County Favors Voting Machines
Only Five of 295 Precincts
Still Using Paper Ballots
When voters in Oakland County go to the polls in the
Aug. 5 primary, a comparative few will still be mark- ‘ SUZANNE DIOR
Witnesses Report He
Walked into Path of
Car on Saginaw Street
A 30-year-old pedestrian was
killed at 11 p.m, last night when he walked into thé path of a car
on 8. Saginaw street, near Pike)
street,
be
The Rains Came, but the Audience Stayed numbers. (
an. to brave 20 much rain. with
them, they said
ducer of the internationally-famous
aquacade was admittedly open-
mouthed in appreciation. ‘Water Follies Wins Praise :
in First of Five Shows Here == ‘By PETE LocusneR - almost 4g ston a8 they took tl '
Sam Snyder, the vetetan pro-
“| have never seen any
‘qudienice tn the past 20 years, in
our show or anyone else’s, which | Under Fire for
lawmakers. have had their
, _ ‘|whose pay was stopped. ‘There are |‘
pretty girl is still a pretty girl im almost any kind of 4 suit. At
Jeft Suzanne Dior is pictured while she sang one of her popular ‘
ee 8 es ee:
* Holding 2 Jobs Michigan Ruling - ‘Halts
on School Boards
LANSING WPI) — Two
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pay, stopped, two others
face the same threat and.
the State Treasurer is un-
der fire—all because they
are public officials with
“conflicting jobs.” j
This latest in a series of May Prosecute
Pilot in Death
torney general’s ruling that
legislators cannot be mem-
bers of a school board. ‘HIGGINS LAKE (UPI) :— State
“It’s not cricket,” said Rep. Ray-|Police,said today a Flint pilot who
mond C. Wurzel (R-Port Huron),/crashed his private plane while
“buzzing” friends at a Higgins
Lake cabin may face a man-
slaughter warrant.
* * *
Brown, who controls the state aid; Mrs. Elizabeth Mullen, 34, of
a Hay cer is oud 3436 Alpine, Troy, was killed late | PFOV
School yesterday when the plane clipped
Huron County. He also is a member some tree tops and caught its tail
section on the cabin foof. The .at Higgins Lake
many more rantifications to having
the State Treasurer (Stanford A.
the Southeast corner of the lake in
Rescommon County,
Clarence 8, Bielby, 51, of Flint,
owner and pilot of the craft, was
hospitalized in Grayling with a
broken leg, cuts and bruises.
Hig condition was described as
“not serious.”
Tip Ghind' vieuidin’y tnssbedid whe
a passenger.in the plane, but was
not injured. R. Hart. Hart said he will with-
. hold the pay of Wurzel and. House
Last night some of the acts had
to be dropped because the wet
stage endangered performers.
The aqua-belles (13 lovely young
ladies) captured the imagination
ing paper ballots.
Child, county election clerk. .
a Of the county’s 295 voting-precincts, only five are
without voting machines, according to Mrs. Mabdl
These machineless precincts dre Jocated in Brandon
om
and. Groveland Townships,
and South Lyon and North-)
ville cities.
“We look at. the predominance}
of machines as a fine record in
such a large county as Oakland,” county election workers, especially
the new ones, will be conducted at
the supervisors’ Room in the Coun-
ty Office Building July 22, Mrs.
Child announced, The schoo! of instruction for
one. Do you like costumed dances?
aquamaids won everyone's ap-
proval.
it was a pleasure to cast your eyes
world's on the water-ballet, pense the
swimmer, Mary
Princess Meg in Canada during the first. hula-hula dance
scene and from then on the per-|
formance was “living.”
There was something for every-
In the water or out, the comely
Are you a swimming fan? Then
synchronized
ght.
Do you appreciate fine sing:
ing? Glamorous Parisian, Suz-
anne Dior captivated young
couples with her love songs and
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VICTORIA, B. C. (UPI)—Prin-
cess Margaret today begins a
one-month tour of Canada, her
first visit to North America.
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State Police trom the Houghtor
The immediate effect of the Lake Post said Roscommon County day will see : > , to Wiurvzel’s|Prosecutor dohn Hembree may
and another evening pers, ME uate representative” recommend a warrant charging
formance at 8:30 p.m. designation under his name on the Bielby -with ‘‘manslaughter or
~~ *« * ug. 5 primary ballot. reckless driving of an airplane.”
Police said the pilot, flying
from St. Helen te Houghton
Lake, was trying to attract the
attention of friends in the cabin
by “buzzing” them when he hit
the tree tops.
State aeronautics investigators |
were also on the scene to make
their probe and passible recom-
mendations for action against the
pilot. * * ry
Green, who does not have pri-
mary opposition, did not request
the special designation. Engstrom,
also without primary opposition,
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No Raincoat Needed
Until Tomorrow
Pontiac. area residents won't
need raincoats until tomorrow
Japan to Seek Credit
TOKYO (UPI)—Premier No- bc Ofcials [Cz ty, Hospital OK
Pact on Finances
The city and Pontiac « Geider Hospital have tenta-
tively arrived at a new financial agreement aimed, in
part, at cutting the HMospital’s: annual $100,000 loss
: Pay of Two. for Sitting)in unpaid emergency service bills.
Under the new plan, the city agrees to reimburse the|
hospital for uncollectable emergency
Two city — and, at the same time, undertakes the job
legal squabbles developed} Troy Woman Killed in |protits.
today as a result of.an at-| Private Plane Crash nba byes bad inte sania 00 it
‘| plane flipped over and crashed on} should *of getting surrounding
comm :to do the same
for their citizens.
Other features of the agreement:
(i) The' city picks.up the annual
interest rate or 1952 hospital bonds,
estimated to run between $77,000
+and $78,000 next year. The hospital
has paid this in the ‘past out of its]
hospital to help defray pension and
emergency room costs. The hos-
pital believes it will be in a better
bargaining position on wages with-
out this money; since it is often
interpreted as a ‘‘subsidy.”
(3) At a rate of $12,600 a year,
the city amortizes the existing debt
of $100,000 which the hospital owes
the city’s general fund. ~
The agreement, which would go
into effect next year, has been ap-
proved by special committées rep-
resenting the City Commission and
the hospital Board of Trustees.
City Manager Walter K. Will-
man sald that official approval
come at the time the city
appreves the hospital’s 1959 budg-
The hospital records show that
during the last six months of 1957,
city residents ran up $25,664 in un-
paid bills for emergency treatment
they received at the hospital.
It is difficult to force payment
of these debts, the hospital says,
since most of them are too small
to make the trouble financially re- bills run up by! Prober Feels
This Figure.
Conservative. Senate. Group’ Annoyed
~by Witnesses Hiding -
Behind the 5th
From Our News Wires
WASHINGTON @&
—Robert F. Kennedy, coun-
sel to the Senate Rackets
Committee, said today the
underworld is milking at
least a billion dollars a year
out of labor-management
rackets.
He said this will be borne
‘out as the committee gets
deeper into its investiga-
tion of alleged gangster in-
filtration of both labor un-
ions and business enter-
prises from céast to’ coast,
“It may prove to-be-a conserva-
tive figure,” Kennedy tok? report-
ers. He declined to give now a
breakdown of the take by such
rackets in any particular area.
The committee plans te Te-
sume Tuesday public hearings on
the rackets-infested Chicago res-
taurant industry. Later hea
will deal with rackets in De-
troit, New York, Pennsylvania's ay
garment industry, Miami, Los
Angeles and various other
’ places.
The Rackets Committee appears
eager for a showdown on the ques-
tion of what boundaries exist
around a citizen's protection under
the Fifth Amendment.
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The decision, if one is actually
sought by the committee, probably
warding.
it is stipulated that the city will
hpaying the bills, The hospital
theory that about 20 per cetit of
each bill represents the. cost of pro-
viding the hospital's physical fa-
No discount would be given to
outside communities however,
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Guided Missile
Exhibit Planned
eat GMCT Picnic
A Nike guided. missile will be
a featured display at the 22nd an-
nual family picnic of GMC Truck
& Coach Division employes to be agreed to this, working on the)
cilities, which the city itself owns. | would be a jong time in coming.
But Rackets Commitfee. Chairman
get a 20 percent, discount. when\Johg L. McClellan (D-Ark) yester-
day ordered his staff to prepare
the legal papers that would be the
basis of a case testing “‘abuse’’ of
the constitutional protection against
self-incrimination.
McClellan told newsmen “I
really want to see this tested in
the Supreme Court. I think we
‘| mow have same good cases that
might be used.”
The Rackets Committee has had
the Fifth Amendment cited by its
witnesses literally thousands of
times during its 18-month investi-
gation of labor-management prac-
tices, In most cases, McClellan
has told witnesses their: right to
refuse” to give testimony they
honestly feel might incriminate
them was undisputed.
However, witnesses in the cur-
night, the U.S. Weather Bureau
promises.
* * *
Tonight will be partly cloudy
with a low near 60 degrees,
The outlook for tomorrow is part-
ly cloudy and a little warmer with
a high of 78-82. Showers are pre-
dicted for tomorrow night.
Monday’s forecast is scattered
showers or thundershowers.
The lowest recorded temperature
in downtown Pontiac preceding 8
a.m. was 61. At 1 p.m. ‘the read- busuke Kishi will dispatch his
former finance minister Hisato
Ichimada to the _ United States
soon to seek U.S. credits, it was
disclose dtoday.
‘Come to Singspiration’
JACKSON, Miss. (UPID—An an-
nouncement sent out yesterday by
the Mississippi Methodist Confer-
ence’s Young Adult Assembly in-
vited members to attend a “‘Sin-|
spiration.” It should have read
ing was 79. “Singspiration.” Lake Park.
ing display.
2 p.m:
coaches, held Saturday, July 19, at Walled
Theme of the affair is “The Gol-
den Milestone Camper’s Round-
up,”’ and the park roller rink will
be used for a camping and hunt-
One of the country’s top women
archers, Ann Clark, will display
her skill in the, rink, and Kurt
and Buck Heide will give a rifle
and shotgun shooting exhibition at
On display. with the Nike will
be GMC’s latest model trucks and rent investigation of the Mafia and
other gangster elements that have
wormed into labor unions and busi- .
ness firms have used the Fifth
Amendment to avoid all questions
2 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1)
Swimmer Gives Up
ERIE, Pa. (®—Buffeted by
waves and chilled by frequent.
rain squalls, Mary Hafey Early’
today gave up on her attempt to
become the first woman to swim
Lake Erie from Erie to Canada.
In these precincts there are pre-
ers.
Mrs. Allen, in charge*of her
tely 9
would visit the polls Aagg. 5. Some
al Hospital. He 1. suffered a broken | Oakland
neck and brain 72
hemorrhage when Highway
hit by a car driv- Toll
en by ‘William ton.
R. Beitler, 23, of | in "58 ©
2789 Hickorylawn
St., Rochester, : 4?
Beitler, and sev-
eral witnesses,
said that Mont- :
gomery walked off the curb east-
bound to cross Saginaw and stepped
directly into the path of the south-
bound car.
Montgomery lived with. his par-
ents and _ employed at Fisher
Boy Divi
The ven: ‘was “held. overnight
by the police but. released this
morning after making a statement.
The body was to be taken today
to the Melvin A. Schutt Funeral
Home;
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| Soviet fighters over Armenia 70,000 ‘Voted im the 1966. pri-
mary,
- Voters will elect nominees. from|_ both parties to. fill Congressional,
State Senate, State Representative,
and county offices. County con<
vention delegates will also be chos-
en then. *
There are also special Siiioie for
some areas on the ballot, such as
the incorporation of Rochester, and
incorporation and annexation pro-
eon! in Farmington Township.
Rome Buses.on Strike
ROME (UPI)—Italians got to}.
MOSCOW. #—Red_- Star, the
Army newspaper, said today the
U.S. charge that its. military
transport plane was shot down by
was an invention. ‘.
The “Bright Spot”—Orchard Lake at
“Fn e-cus. ‘needs clean cars. Top dollars.
1 sently 626 machines ‘to serve vot-| . Visiting ‘Editors Tour Automotive Plants in Pontiac
GUESTS. OF GM DIVISIONS
many parts of the nation, attending the National Editorial Asso-
ciation convention in Detroit this — Editors and publishers from
week, toured automotive plants
here Friday afternoon. At left above R. W. Emerick, director of
‘public relations at Pontiac Motor Division shows several visitors
what’s under the hood of a Pontiac car.
right) Lowell E.. Jessen, Livermore, Calif,
dent; Alfred J. Ball, Woodhaven,
new NEA president, of Federalsburg, Md. With him are {left fo
retiring NEA presi-
N. Y., and G. Arthur McDaniel, ~
In the picture on right -
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Traveling in Britain on a European study tour
in comparative education, are Virginia Fowler (left)
and Mrs. Marjorie Smith of Ogemaw road. who have
visited Ockwells Manor, Eton College, and Windsor
Castle. The tour, which lasts seventy-two days, is
under the leadership of Dr. William Reitz, Professor
of Education of Wayne State University, and com-
_ bines tourism with education. ~
Personal: News
as their houseguest for a week, Mrs. Stacy Skelton
of Tucson, Ariz. Peer
Dr. Leo J. Wasserberger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Wasserberger of Illinois avenue, has been
appointed to the staff of the University of Michigan
Dental School. He is teaching orthodontics to un-
he completes his specialty training in the graduate
school. ob be ay
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mundt III and children
Jacqueline and Jamie, have returned to their home
in-Danbury, Conn. after visiting with his brother-
in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest C. DeLeon
of Auburn avenue. ~~
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Ellen L. Kirkham, 16-year-old diughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Evans of Woodmere, street, is
leavirig Monday by train for Topeka, Kans., where
she will visit her brother-in-law and sister Airman
First Class and Mrs. Harold L. Pleasant and family.
She will be with the Pleasants for one month.
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Participating in the 1958.summer music camp at
Western Michigan University are Claudine Gruber,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gruber of Lilac
court, and Judy and Virginia Silkner, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Slinker of Edgewood Park
drive.
Re Pate :
Announcing the birth of a daughter, Sabrina Ann,
born July 3rd, at St. Joseph Mercy. Hospital are Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wright, (nee Marilyn Sherman)
of Voorheis road...
_ Ward P. Sherman of Cheltingham road and Mr. and
Mrs, J. E. Wright of gga se 9 ocgua : :
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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morrell of Detroit an-
nounce the arrival of a son, Timothy William, born
June 30th at Bon-SeCours Hospital, Grosse Pointe.
The William P. Morrel’s of South Roselawn drive dergraduate déntal students until next June when
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Sharron Tanner was
Soorddar ot te Wile el ge Susan Ritchey, the bride- 4 sina ; spoenin tar on aie See. ; of
Gower git, Bride-to-Be |: BLUE AND WHITE Bes ‘ |
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wore a matching . .. | Nancy Farmiloe of Union Lake
Harold Burget was best man. was honored at a miscellaneous
ane no-aypataciniy bridal shower Tuesday at the home
ater en gag < oa of Mrs. Frank Vydick on West
ceremony, was held on the |Hickory Grove road, Bloomfield
lawn ‘of the Kasson home in / fills. Co-hostess was Mrs, Charles
Flushing pie se Santt.
graduates of Flint | Guests ir
Junior College, The beide will Jones, Mrs. teach at Selby Elementary. [Arley J. | School, Flint, this fall ang the |Dell, Mrs. ‘bridegroom will continue his sana em
Michigan, ‘™e University of |Donald Johnston, and
The couple will live in Fiush- Baker. wi ob ve
eg tii oe aise present fo the stair
on Routine for —|ain sum: rs. Ca Leedy
Beauty's Sake |Meru DeVere’ Hendricks Mrs, Arnold Bawer.
The teenager who wants to
be a beauty in
has to
now, For
som. out
clear skin.
And this
come from
no exercise
under a hot
They will con
ing, swimming
nis; from a
a stiff hairbrush:
right foods
| The business
the candle at
sound terribly
actuality
who've done
first to
results in bad
lumpish figure
sagging look. In your teens
best opportunity
discipline
will need to
life,
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Our real life Betty and Bob are
happily in a different situation.
Formally Mr..and Mrs. Robert . and !
_Graham, they are the owners of -feet in widjh and from 187
@ brand new house. Today’s 214 feet in depth. At the. rear
story is “Betty and Bob, the “is one ofthe canals. The lot is young couple’ who built a beautifully wooded:
house.” Deells were signed and the Six years ago the Grahams earch “for the perfect plan
moved info a small new house tarted. As do most people,
on Decker road. A year later’ the Grahams knew what they
sod. a balf-years after that Joe ‘ranch type with full base-
made his eppentanee. ‘ment, After studying a num-
"The house was all right; it © ber of stock ‘plans they de-
wasn’t exactly too small, but cided to use a Woodcraft
the Grahains had ideas about’ Home. The builders combined
a bigger home in a suburban
area near a ilake. They
shopped around for jots even
bought a nice hilltop one in a
‘subdivision near Farming-
ton. But nothing came of if
= 4 . eS 4 F of our home se¢tion . subjects, ‘ HERES OUR PLAN —. Poring over plans and trying to decide © and they continued to look, Betty -and ‘Bob’ liad no
how they will look translated:into actual materials,is.a time-coor- = Fariy in 1958 the Grahams difficulties. in. building. Their
suming job, The Grahams used a stock plan of Woolicraft Hames jooked at lots in Lakewood Vil- house went up with amazing
ee ne lage. .Readers will remember _speed..
irs. ee ree that this is a subdivision west pa bbb
ots
CHECKING THE ‘sre — Bob and Betty Graham and their
two children, Jag and Linda, go out to the site of their new house months they will be living here. The Grahams took advantage of
a rather new policy in real estate circles; they traded their old
house in as part payment on the new one. * ing door closets. Floors through-
The house has two fireplaces:
The, one in the diving room is .
brick like the hotise exterior. If
has openings on two sides of
the corner and a raised hearth, .
COOKING FIREPLACE
In the basement, in what will
be a future recreation room,
there is the second fireplace.
This one is built at waist height
which make it just right for in-
door cooking. There's a wide
stone shelf all around, con-
venient for dishes and cooking
utensils.
The Grahams have days and
days of work ahead of them to
get both their house and their
yard in shape. Mr. Graham
is building a ‘suspended dock
to use for boating and ice skat-
ing. The Grahams have a
power boat and a canoe. Mrs.
Graham has curtains to finish.
Nothing has been done yet
about grass. There is no drive-
way. But the shade trees are
beautiful. There's a picnic table
in the back. yard where diners
can look out over the water. MOVING DAY —
family helps the movers by taking small items
and personal belongings from their Decker road
house to-their Lakewood Village one. The only “Let's go!" The whole
they will make for many years to come.
with C. E. Sehuett, the realtor. It's hard to believe that in a few
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1057 SCHUYER — Here's the finished. house. Looks nice,
doesn’t it? The exterior is buff brick with a bit of wood trim
around the’ high windows. Some ledge rock trims the area near the front door. Note how much the trees help the looks of the
lot, even though landscaping is incomplete. :
ov abel: 2 his wee othe iiatt-frishiea “Grabatw’ hixiee’ ‘ed in the obras bedrooms. The balcony’ across the living
was aR! April. The photographer stood across the canalto +, room, dining room and kitchen is already in place, but no steps
take his picture.
door ih the basement section. Uustairs, the windows-at the left
9 You can ‘see the large windows and entrance’ are built. At this stage the Grehams were making daily =
dasa to their new house, reluctant individual in the picture is Puppa, the
dog. She wanted to stay right where she was.
Mr. and’ Mrs. Graham hope this is the last move
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* Built according te architect plans
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* Designed to match your
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* Built te meet city - code
As LOW AS $2.00 per WEEK
(see Col. D) INCLUDING * Al aluminum windows
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* Exterior te match house
AS LOW AS $2.90 per WEEK
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INCLUDING
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* 12 feet af lower cabinets
* 12 feet of FORMICA counter top
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AS LOW AS $2.90 per WEEK (see column D)
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3.72
4.48
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First Mortgage Loans“,...............-. vagee cogent: ge OhMMhMO 27... | ES Mememeee Gpemen So lay
Home Purchase Contracts............. vec ccaee sees cvehy. apnea | Service, N. D. Vincent, manager
Share Loans ...........00seccseeeeeeees reocvcvacches ze, SURSTCO A nettles Okage
Interest in Process of Collection. ..............0..00.0085 24,309.49 I) ‘The men are N.~D, Vincent,
Home Office and Branch Office Buildings manager; Charles R. Swift, R. J
—less depreciation ............5..00.0.000- avs 689,582.69 Brechars ond. FH. ae all sur
Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment i: ee i|\Delmer Milbocker, Boyd Haga-
] tion ...... Se reenscnmes cece dete 53,059.81 Biman, C. C, Ferris, Ambrous
| . Real Estate Held for Redemption. ............:.....s2+++, 30,170.39 —‘jf/Bunch and LeRoy Wilson.
- Prepaid Expenses ........ "2s Ca cecpecesccveur™ SRS ‘|
Miscellaneous Assets .......:...0.0-0s0csee0e Sasesaves 1340.53 | |
Federal Home Loan Bank Stock ..... eel Ss vesseessees 750,000.00 |
| United States Government Securities ............ easeeess 2,500,301.07 I
||. Other Investment Securities ........2.66..065 oe 56,926.57 || Cash on Hand and in Banks................-.000sse000- - 3,270,818.39 Uf}
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| LIABILITIES i) | Shareholders’ Accounts including . So ;| @
- Dividends Credited ere arsreeeeeeentse cee ee es eee s 1$00000,011,15 if
Loans in Process ................ ibe sdectsectectecmece 5 SSOOETE |
' Tax and Insurance Escrow Accounts..........+s+.+++se++ 654,521.86 iy
Unapplided Credits eee eene le ie hee ols eee ae 3,290.17 |
Miscellaneous Liabilities ................. s Whites dos tude cs
Contingent Profit on Real Estate Contracts............... ~ 188,491.07 |
Reserve for Interest Uncollected .............. st gseeceus 25,765.64 —
Legal Reserve 5 oss sane sssvsnls th sos $2,941,959.05 1]
Undivided Profits ......i..e09s0.0.55 1,354,091.90: 4,296,050.99 it “ °
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