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Mystery Surrounds
~ Teamster Records —
Sent to Probers _
WASHINGTON (INS) —
“Subpoenaed Teamster rec-
ords on seating of delegates
at the union’s Miami con-
vention were reportedly en
route to the Senate rackets
committee today after
President-elect James R.
Hoffa said they had been
"temporarily lost.” *
Senate probers said yesterday
the union claimed some of the
records were “thrown down the
incinerator” by a hotel maid who
later died suddenly.
Committee Chairman Jobn L.
‘MeClellan (D- Ark) said his
’ “strange coincidence” of an at-
tempt to obstruct its investiga- ten, . ‘ + :
Hoffa said in Miami Beach that
the records had been “teniporarily
lost." He added the maid had
mistakenly thrown the records into
a receptacle somewhere in the
hotel, but union officials recovered |
them.
SUBPOENA SERVED
The subpoena for the records
was served Oct, 4 on Joe Konowe,
secretary of the Teamsters’ Cre-
dentials Committee. at the con-
vention,
xi * *
McClellan said arrangements
had been made for the subpoenaed
documents to be turned over to
his group this week when com- 5 dents Absent
With Asian Flu
in Pontiac Yesterday;
Malkim Hit Hardest
Asian flu and. other
have ‘cut into ‘school attendance
heavily. Aimost 3,000 of the 19,000
students,.or about 19 per cent
were absent yesterday, school of-
double that of Sept. 25 when the
last complete check was made.
Malkim Elementary Schoo!
was hit the hardest yesterday
when 200 of the 657 students
were absent.
* * *
Pontiac High School $49 of the
2,891 students were absent, This
is 29 per. cent compared to the
daily five to seven per cent ab-
sentee rate. At Eastern Junior
High School the absentee figure.
Was 268 or 28 per cent of the 953)
students.
Pupils are absent from one to
five- days with the flue, school
health officials report.
The increased absences in
schools last week, especially,
the Holly and Waterford.
districts, was cited yesterday
When her name was requested
so that an investigator might in-
terview her, the attorney stated
that she had suddenly died of a
heart attack,
* * *
. McClellan said his group will
“be interested in determining
whether this incident is just an-
other of the many strange coin-
cidences that the committee has
encountered in trying to secure
Teamster records, or ff it 4s in
fact a willful defiance of the com- _|upper respiratory
Sat mine ais tates
bly Asian flu.”
*
Holly thai Charles
schools in the -area, Holly High
School, Holly elementary and Da-
visburg elementary would be
closed Thursday and Friday.
Originally, student? would have
had next Thursday and Friday,
Oct, 17 and 18 off so teachers could About 15 Per Cent Out! .
illnesses |
ficials said. The figure was about|
Aa
; BEEPS RECORDED—Chart recordings of the ©
Russian Earth satellite ‘Sputnik’ are aatered| fy
‘Andrew B. Ledwith, electronic rese
—_ of the Smithsonian Astrenyeics soe
AP Wirepihew
atory at Cambridge, Mass. Ledwith picked up the
‘beep-beep’ signal of the tiny moon as it passed
near Boston ~asing antennae hastily installed on
the observatory roof. /Sputnik I’ on Orbit,
Seen by Navy Unit
>
ae : AP Wirephote
MODEL OF RED SATELLITE —
satellite was displayed at the Prague, Czechoslovakia, exhibition
marking the anniversary of Russia's October revolution,
, FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES
WASHINGTON — “Sputnik I’—on schedule and ‘at
full speed—whizzed into its fourth day of earth-circling
today amid growing speculation as to its political and
miiltary significance.
The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory said early today Connuitie of9
This model of a Soviet earth— -
attend a “teachers. institute in|
Detroit. |
Coggins said he now has made
arrangements for teachers to At
tend a similar institute this seek |
instead. at Flint due to the in- |
mittee’s authority.” éreased amar. of Vs ab-
sences. smite
=" On "Sel Misie Curbs Coggins said today the three) NEW YORK rena icitubhichev says the Soviet)
government will agree to international control of earth|
satellites arid all pilotiess missiles—as part of a general
Soivet-U,S. agreement to coexist peacefully.
In an interview in Moscow yesterda
Reston, Washington bureau with James
chief of the New York Times
whe is —— the Soivet capital, Khrushchev said an
‘35 Ships Stalled by Fog
DETROIT HNS) — Heavy fog
today forced 35 ships to anchor
in the Detroit and St. Clair Riv-
ers.
—
Claims Troops Remained in Girls’ cine Rooms ;
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. » — Gov.
Orval Faubus today faced a wave
of denials — some in bitter lan-
guage-— to his accusation “that
— soldiers remained in‘ ot
ressing rooms when the
comell to gym clothes
integrated Central High School,
The White House,/ 4he Army and
school authorities "said there is no
truth to. the charges.
The White House labeled the
claim “completely vulgar’ and
“completely untrue.”
Tie Army in strong terms de-
nied its troops had invaded the
dressing rooms.
A- school official termed Fau-
és claim “‘ridiculous."
_ The governor, told last night of White House reaction, shot back!
this reply: “What does the White’
House know about it 2,000 miles,
away? We'll prove~ it .when the
time comes.”
A namber of Central High giris
said they knew nothing about
any such trespass into the dress-
ing: rooms.
Faubus said his
came from parents. |
Federalized National Guardsmen
maintained the watch today. out-|
side integrated Central High
School.
SOLDIERS IN PAIRS
Pairs of rifle-carrying soldiers
paced slowly along the sidéwalks
around the big school where nine information Faubus Faces Wave of Bitter Denials Negro students are enrolled nie
with nearly 2,000 whites.
In recent days, National Guard
troops under federal” command
have comprised the perimeter
force while, inside, paratroopers
of the regular Army’s 11st Air-
borne Division kept order in the
corridors,
Wooden barricades stacked out
jof use and the military guard were
the: only indications today of the
bitter integration controversy that
has engulfed the schoo! for weeks.
x * *
Faubus’ latest charges were
made yesterday. in a letter to
Maj. Gen. Edwin A, Walker, com-
manding the military: units at the
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) *agreement on peaceful co-
existence woula remove any
problem of controlling: new:
scientific devices.
“The Soviet Communist party
leader gave no. indication, how-
ever, that the Moscow regime was
prepared to modify the political
or disarmament proposals pre-
viously rejected by the United
States,’ Reston reported.
CRITICAL OF U.S
“On the contrary, he was sharp-
ly critical of United States policy|
in the Middle East and Germany,
charged that Secretary of State
Dulles was trying to. drive Turkey
into war With Syria, and asserted
that Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
‘was following a Hitlerite policy in
West Germany.”
* x
Khrushchev said Moscow was
amending its disarmament | pro-
posalg to provide for inspection of
rocket-launching sites. He ex-
cline” as a weapon, that bombers
lack height and speed for modern
combat and are vulnerable to
rocket attack, and that fighter
planes move so fast they are not
effective in air-to-air combat.
Before a “reasonable agree-
ment” can be reached between
plained that planes are “‘in de-} \Price of Land
since the Soviet satellite
started whizzing through
space.
* * &
The Japan Space Travel
Assn.. founded last year to
whip up interest in outer
space, says it has already:
sold more than 40,000 acres
of Mars land, most of it for
200 yen (55 cents an acre.)
* * *
“Since the satellite boom,
land on Mars is selling for
1,000 yen ($2.70 an acre),”
Toraji Kishikda, the associa-
tion’s secretary, said today.
Make Best of Today:
Showers on the Way
It looks like our beautiful days,
are over for the time being. The
U. S. Weather Bureau predicts, for
the Pontiac area, increasing cloud-
iness tonight with a low near 50,
*® * *
Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy
with showers by afternoon or eve-
ning. The high tomorrow will reach
64-68,
The outlook for Thursday is,
In downtown Pontiac, 48 was t
lowest recorded temperature pre-
ceding 8 a.m. By 1 p.m. the mer-
ees on Page 2, Col. 6) cury had risen to 65. that the Russian. satellite's
iof the Astrophysical, Observatory
Authorized by
Oakland Board: | Three Citizens Included |
on Group; May Call In’
Governmental Experts’
Oakland County Suiper-
visors yesterday ordered a
special committee to study
reforms in county govern-
ment.
During a five-hour. ses-
sion dedicated ta house-
cleaning the present gov- |
ernmental. setup, supéfvis-
ors: ser
Approved a motion by
Supervisor John L. Carey
of Springfield Township for
a nine-member committee
to study possible legislative
and constitutional changes
in state law governing
county government.
Ordered an experimental ‘open
door” policy for its committee
meetings; s :
Gave a vote of confidence to
Probate Judge Arthur —. Moore
and the Board of cae Works;
and :
Enthusiastically rebated Chair.
man Delos Hamlin's nine-page re-
port on the past accomplishments
of Oakland. County government,
Hamlin, of Farmington, said
he would aphounce the names of
the nine persons he appolits to
the study committee,at the next
board meeting, Oct, 90,
Four of the committee members signal was being received
regularly and that there was “nothing to indicate” it is
British trackers: said they
speeding
The U.S. Nevis Laboratory also
reported more sightings in. Alaska
and said the best occurred yes-
terday when three observers
traced the satellite clearly for nine
minutes, —
Their message from Kodiak
Istand in the, Aleutians said the
sphere was “very bright and
continually visible’ until it dis-
appeared behind a cloud,
‘They described it as of “white
appearance, dimly visible to the
naked eye, but clearly visible with
TX50 binoculars’’ (standard Navy
issue binoculars).
* * * thought ™“, rate of the signal was, auditors and one from the Re
on Mars Soars | gitinie 1 caused fa FP of acientitic exciterment|"% comeels office, Pe Ce
With Red Sphere |!sst night-when it fale to give Its “beep” for'a while. |GET NO FAY ea ‘ ; ae The U.S. Navy said the sig-+- en whee. er pay, committee
TOKYO (AP) — The price nal stopped at 6:40 p.m. oz Resurfacing M24 ‘loan eens wae
of real estate on Mars has |(EDT), but was esa Oxford, Lake Orio them in their study, but will have
jumped: fivefold in Japan clearly again after 8 p.m, |!" ake UFiON "fio return to the board for appro-
The State Highway Department
today announced plans to re-
surface M24 in Oxford and Lake
Orion.
Low bidder on the project was
A. & A, Asphalt Paving Co., Bir-
mingham, with a bid of $24,843.
Completion date is next June,
*
Receives Blank Card
HELENA, Mont. # — Gov, J.
Hugo Arenson's office received a
2cent: postcard carefully ad-
dressed to the “Executive De-
partment, Helena, Montana,”
sand postmarked Oct. 4, 1957, in
Cooksville, Mo. The message side
of the card was absolutely biank, Earlier, at the same weather
station, 20 naval officers said they
saw the satellite for 10 minutes
as “red in appearance initially,
changing to yellow and then to
white over the 10 minutes.” They|
said it alternately dimmed and
brightened.
TRACKED OVER BOSTON
At Cambridge, Mass., scientists
of the Smithsonian Institution
tracked the Russian satellite over
the Boston area at 7:03 a.m. EST
today.
again cloudy and cooler with scat- [States this morning. It was to
tered showers, |pass Omaha, Neb., at 8:40 a.m.
* kt |EST and over the Rocky Moun-
he'| tains some 250 miles northeast of
The predicted time schedule
called for it to make two mote
passes over continental United
iSan Francisco at 10:16-a.m, EST.
The satellite won't make an-
(Continued on Page 2 Col. 6) ad)
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i Adults Tend to Uphold Rochester Ban on Sloppy Dress _
Lat indies Rochester Board |
- of. Education voted to clamp down
and curb discipline problems by
controlling the dress of students.
Some parents claim the manner
able, If the parents have already
bought deny that densi act how they
are dressed, They wouldn't get
into trouble ‘as quickly as they
would if they wore old clothes,”
Johnson explainéd.
“We don’t want to be unreason-
their school their children should be _allowed/
to wear to school.
mostly by delinquents and wearing!
them sets a bad example for the
ischool.” He felt the same way
egarding boots and black leather
jackets but thought the PTA’s
should agree on the dress of stu-
dents.
Housewife Mrs. Rodney Milton,
SOLARA S28) NE a
iin Today’ s Press é
Proper School Attire Sasdtice Hot Issue in Area (226 E, ‘Iroquois Rd.,
‘It’s a matter of good taste:
for school, but if they have a
sireason and if such clothing is worn
properly, I think it's all right.
Clothing children is expensive,
of apparel represents cheapness. I
don’t think ‘the jackets. are as
economical as others and the boots
are definitely not a necessary part commented: |terviewed approved of jeans and
whether children dress like that |proplate for school dress.
There is a conotation that this sort! — black leather jackets as being ap-
Seek Irreverent Bandit
MISSOULA, Mont. w — Mis-
soula police were looking for an
irreverent: guiman who robbed
the Roxy Theater during a show- jall will be supervisors, three private
citizens, one from: the boand of
priations to finance expert. studies.
Supervisors stipulated that the
study committee myst make pe- |
riodic progress reports with a
view towards et changes
during the 1956 session. ;
Supervisors decided on a four-
point policy to improve their
knowledge about what goes on in
committee sessions, The new pol-
icy calls for all committee meet-
ings to be open to the public, with
supervisors and “interested —
persons’ to be notified of commit-
tee meetings at least four days in
advance,
ASK. FOR REPORTs
“Interested persons’ was
terpreted to mean county.
ployes, when affected, and
press. :
Supervisors asked for sum. .
maries of committee action to
be sent to them afier meetings
have been held.
The votes of confidence came
after criticisms of Judge Moore's —
past appointments of supervisors in-
em-
the
ing of “The Ten Command-
ments” .and escaped with about
$1, 090.
(Continued on Pdge 2, Col. 3)
Recognition
receive a bar in recognition
an observer during the past
four years. The award will
be made by Sgt. Samuel
Beronja, GOC representa-
tive from the Air Force.
* * *
Thirty other members of the
post also will receive awards for
the hours they have spent as ob-
servers. They will be made at 7:30
lon the fifth floor of the County
Office: Building, 1- Lafayette St,
Receiving awards for 750 hours
Evans, John Fromm, and Joan
Lawson. Bars for 500 hours will
be presented to Gene Jonas, Ben
Morgan, Joan Lawson, and Mario
Evans.
: The 250-hour awards will be re- to Be Given
Ground Observers Here
The highest award in the four-year History of the
Pontiac Ground Observer Corps-will be presented senmgntt
to Arthur J. Heaton, 44, of 74 Forest St.
_ Heaton, supervisor of the post the past two years, will
will be Dave Bennett, Marion, |
sennmannsnmcmabcnsstinwexsccaes (A —. ‘ee ; ceived by William. Dexter, Jerry —
— S aon edit SOE ree %4 | -John Kent. of 246 Ferry Ave.,|. és wean, Tel fibest Sean Fer MRS. MIRACLE DONAGHY | County News ..,..........- 17 jan’ employe—at Pontiac Motors,| | 100 hours, John’ Baggett, / Phyllis Editorials. ......2.6..60s0005 6 ‘felt “if: the kids want to dress MRS. MILTON KENT Cotther, Whit Jones, and Dennis -
“Personally, 't don’t think jeans) Markets ...........:/...... % that way, it's ‘all right_as long as) ’- £3 Ri: > |Geraie, will: ‘get their bars: respectable for sthool dress,” said) Obituaries ........;....... .-.% ithey weat clean clothes.” Kent} pon peaver, 17, of 228 Cottage
David Donaghy, 935 Vporheiy Rd.' Sports ......-..,.. . 41 thru 23 jsaid he preferred a “more moder-ig¢ said, “It doesn’t matter if OP SSSR I
The Consumers Power techpician) Theaters ......--.,........ 20. \ate dress” but as long as studetits: (Continyed on Page 2 Col. 4) | The follawing. will receive
said he thought persons who wear, TY &. Radio rere i St didn't Wear shorts or bermudas to wings for having put in 25 hoGrs at) Higgins, Willard .'
jeans fo school “set.a bad pattern. Wilson, Earl .;...\...:.... 31° jschool, they dressed properly. | ei ebes i whe te Pontiag post: John Baggett,| Bradley, Clifford
for other kids, They ate worn] Wonsen’s, Pages. “st, 15 then 15 , Qaly done of the Yeenagers. in- Oven. Evenings a Spig. Gin Gary Baker, Roger it Aspro
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translation of the 1958 agricul.
turé department yearbook,
“Plant Diseases.” The book was
me] Will Ask of U.N. Group] Consideration; ,
on to Delay Talk
hg re
* * *
Indian Delegate V. K. Krishna
Menon, - meanwhile, delayed un-
veiling his own rival arms plan,
which it had been expected would
raed: speech today
to le
An Indian spokesman said Men-
on's resolytion had been held back
until tomorrow. He added that In-
dian delegates will confer tonight
with U.S, disarmament ie g*
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‘Police
for
Valor in
placed in service in San Lorenzo, Calif., to to the face of the youn
port handicapped children from their homes with floor attachments where wheel chairs
their own special school. At left, Tommy Stokes, can be anchored.
who has driven handicapped children for 10 ee
. Little Rock Parents Face Facts
Mike bien gropseel ties Goin 1, | penton ethane pet etn by Qf Sylvan Lake
sion of all nuclear tests subject to 4
uce armed forces and evolve
en eee
? * * *
. The Western proposals include
setting up an inspection system
to insure that sending — rockets
through outer space would be for
only ai
The United States acknowledged
it is studying what possible effect
of the Soviet space
satellite will have on the disarma-
ment picture and said it no doubt
estate appraisers and of the
‘swiftness with which the five.
complaint and|man DPW board had. been ap-
are pre-|pointed this summer.
cluded by orders from activities} Judge Moore defended appoint- which might be subject*to criti-/ments of supervisors, when they
On the board are Hamlin, Drain
Commissioner Daniel W, Barry,
and Supervisors John G. Seaman,
Sylvan Lake and Hiland M.
Thatcher, of West Bloomfield
Township.
work of existing laws.
* * *
“There is. no doubt that this
county is in for many. changes,
* located as it is in a ‘hot spot’—a/physical
* Iswiftly. developing metropolitan
area,"’ Hamlin said.
“County government must be-
come stronger, practically to the
point of home rule. But I think we
have been doing a very good job,
working under existing laws and
conditions." :
‘Fire Department Plans
Dance at Avondale
of Berkley; Don R. MacDonald, of
He also noted 17 big changes
which the county has ‘brought
about working within the frame-
hold its fifth annual dance Friday,
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Dealt by Russia to U.S.
ls Satellite 5th ‘S ST, LOUIS (INS)—Missour!’s junior U.S. senator has charged that the Soviet’s man-made earth satellite is the
fifth major scientific “shock” dealt to the United States by
hock se
Attire F Students
Becomes Hot Issue
(Continued From Page One)
Judy Bennett, an ‘18-year-old of-
fice girl who graduated from Avon-
|dale High School in June, said she
doesn’t like to see boys\‘‘in such
attire.” \
“‘Boys that wear those ‘clothes
do so because they try to, look
rough and tough. They look much
nicer and neater if they wear reg-
ular- shoes,” according to Miss
Bennett, of 3729 Auburn Ave,
*&* * *
Freshman Dwight Moulton Jr.,
2857 Leach Rd., who. is studying
education at Eastern
Michigan College,; thinks students
would ‘‘feel sloppy if they wore
jeans and. the rest of the outfit.
“Some ‘students have tod wear
those clothes because that’s “all
they have but others just do it to
feel tough. I think schools should
discourage such dress but
make jt a law that students can’t
wear these things,” the 17-year-
old explained,
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of Soviet power,
Burglars Get.
$2,108 From Two
Rochester Offices:
=1'Sputnik. I" on Orbit,
‘Seen by Navy Unit
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other passage over continental _
United States until after midnight
The satellite could not be sight- ed over Boston even. with power-
ful telescopes because of thick
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Warring on Syria
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wouldn’ curity people will immediately. ask
Uher to apply for payments.
* * *
t/Your children become no longer
entitled to receive payments be-|a feast or a famine for jury trials
cause both are over 18. (2) Your|in Teton County. The county went The maximum payment she
may receive will be $200 a
month, based on an average
monthly earning of at least $310,
Payments of your wife's bene-
fits will end in the month pre-\Trial Famine’ Ended ceding any of the following; (1).
wife becomes eligible, through her|22 years without a jury to what she's being paid as your
widow. (3) Your wife remarries,
‘own earnings, to an amount equal wound yp with four’in one week. it ef Eg
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haunted him and MGM during his
stormy career at the studio, are
with him yet, Peggie said.
* * *.
“Mario has a -fantastic ability
to put on and take off weiglit,”’ she
said, “He does it almost before
your very eyes, He can easily put
i ay
PRISEEY
ito Retain Party lup like a balloon —
|deflate just us rapidly, -
Norway Votes
Socialist Labor Group
Receives Big Majority;
Election’ Conceded
OSLO (‘#—Prime Minister Einar
pete had continued the Socialist
}Labor party in office. with a re-
sounding yote of confidence.
* * *
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Inspiring!
Shocking!
Triumphant! |
Sinful!
Stormy!
Sad!
Virtuous!
Serene!
Tragic!
Sacred!
‘ i won 78 of the 150 seats’ in the Results from 699 of Norway's
744 election districts indicated the
middie-of-the-road Laborites, in
ithe general election yesterday,
Storting (Parliament),
Labor held 77 seats in the last on 45 pounds in a week,’ Then he}: ©
of his shows bere. HORRORS TO COME — Jack Baker and his show will come |
and} from Hollywood to the stage of
give a midnight performance only, Among features of the “House
of the Living Dead” stage. show will be: Dracula; the materializa-
tion of the late James Dean and an. “old-fashioned” spiritualistic
seance, at which the audience may ask questions. The producer
has promised free tokens to “persons brave enough to sit through-
out the horror performance and leave the theater unassisted.’ Baker,
who has brought his troop to Pontiac annually for the past seven
years, is married to a Pontiac-area girl whom he met during one the Oakland Theater Saturday, to
—_?
lon-Stream Principle a
CLEVELAND | (The * National
Advisory Committee for Aeronau-
tices bombarded a small pinwheel
inside a glass vacuum jar with an
invisible stream of ions today and
made it whirl briskly.
¥ * *
The same ion-stream principle,
Storting and has been in power
itor 22 years. Other party showings. (1953 re-
Con- sults in parenthesis):
Agrarians, 15 seats (14);
servatives, 29 (27);
(15);
(14); and Communists, 1 (3).
the arctic, where Norway shares
a frozen frontier with the Soviet
Union.’ Communist © officials
blamed the losses ‘on events in
Hungary and campaigning by
other parties on the theme that
votes for Communists would be
wasted.
* * t Liberals, 15
Christian People’s party, 12
The major development of the
election was the drastic reduction
in the Comntunist vote. The Reds
lost one seat in Oslo and one in NACA said, someday may be har-
nessed to push 10-ton space ae
moonward at many thousands of
miles an hour once they have
reached outer space.
Coupled with atomic energy,
Such a vehicle-might have virtu-
ally unlimited range.
~« * *
The demonstration was part of
a four-day public inspection of the
NACA's Lewis. flight propilsion
laboratory, which is attractifig top
scientists to Cleveland this week.
In order to. simulate the searing
temperatures which will be expe-
rienced by aircraft and power
plants at extreme speeds, NACA
has developed a research tool, the
electric arc tunnel. It uses a ca-
thode ray and anode nozzle to
transmit a spark, much as in the Than Elephant's The Labor party stands firmly
behind the West in both military
alliances and economic and cul-
tural cooperation.
Beep Trouble
‘Reported
for Satellite | TEMPLE CITY, Calif: ws A|espace flight?” NACA said in aj meal of bananas, turnips, apples,
Scientist from the Califorhia Insti-
tute of Technology reports. that
something has gone wrong with
one of the transmitting devices on
the Russian earth satellite.
Dr. Henry L, Richter, one of the
scientists manning the satellite
tracking station here, said 20-meg-
| acycle transmissions from the fly-
jing sphere last night were coming
ie “steady rather than breaking
| Dr, Richter, superintendent of
powerful searchlight of an antiair-
craft unit,
* *
A fluid injected *
into the are
chamber, heated by..the are and
expanded through the nozzle pro-
duces a high-speed stream,
“plasma jet,” with temperatures
of 10,000. to 20,000 degrees, or
“The are tunnel suggests an at-
tractive propulsion device for out-
report made public at the demon-
stration,
* ¥ *
“If a stream of ions, as in an
arc: jet, can be accelerated to
high velocities by use of electric
amount of thrust will be pro-
duced.”
Ions are tiny bits of. matter—
atoms which have been stripped
of some of their electrons and
hike research ‘department at Cal-
itech, said this might indicate bat-
jtery trouble.
| He said there was nothing!
wrong with the transmissions!
| coming from the satellite at 40)
jmegacycles,
Dr. Richter made the statement)
after a tracking session that be-
jgan at 10:40 p.m. Monday. He
isaid earlier in the day that the
20-megacycle transmissions had
changed in character and ap-
television transmitters.
Pieck Begins 3rd Term
as East German. ‘Head’
i
rested in the country today as|
he began his third four-year term
jas president of Communist East)
'Germany.
Kept from official duties recent- |
ily because of poor health, the 81-/
year-old President was not pres-
lent yesterday when Parliament |
re-elected him t
The Turkish vay ag was pro-
claimed on Oct,
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{Michigan island Sunday for a tra-|
‘ditional
BERLIN — Wilhelm Pieck, 273 Planes Turn Out
BEAVER ISLAND i» ~— A dawn)
ipatrol flight drew 273 planes and/|
bout 500 persons to this ‘Lake
breakfast, plus
fishing and patridge hunting. Dr. |
John Ludwick, * resort operator, |
said early plans indicated only)
150 planes would take part in the
flight.
peared similar ‘to those sent by)! .
Wheat covers more of the}
world’s farm lands than any other.
crop and is grown in all 48 Amer-
ican states. or magnetic fields a small)
perch! Scientists Show Theories
‘for Future Space Travel.
have become electrically charged.
Phycicist M. J, Krsnican ex-
plained that beyond the earth's
atmosphere a vehicle would re-
quire only slight power in small
increments ‘to accelerate a great
deal.
* * *
“Kor example,” he said, “a 10-
ton vehide
Such a vehicle before its io
acceleration presumably would be
be required to break away. space.
Nehru’s Memory
Proves Better ~
TOKYO
Nehru of India and the elephant
he gave the children of Japan
eight years ago met again today.
Nehru remembered Indira, the
elephant, who is named for his
recall the Prime Minister.
dren at a zoo, the animal uncon-|
|cernedly went ahead with her,
‘and grass,
A chimpanzee squawked and)
stared at the visiting Prime ! Minis-|
‘ter while thousands of flag-wav ne
| schoolchildren cheered. - the. earth's ih and escape intd bes
®— Prime Minister,
daughter. Apparently: Indira didn’t)
As)
Nehru spoke about Indira to chil-|
| With Missile Capable
” WASHINGTON @ = The Nery
- }etedited Russia today with anoth-
un §
25 $e
.
American officials have ex-
* *« *
The. US. Army, Navy and Air
Force all are in the process of
1, lle ballistic mis-
siles s, but they are still in the test-
Navy bas long contended
that the coming of the missile age
makes Hircfaft carriers a vital
part-of the U.S. military machine
Fixed air bases could be destroyed
much more easily by ballistic mis-
siles, the Nayy contends, than
its orbit. Still greater speed woul: Bi
4 "Role, Se Fall.
lin Northwestern, .
of Hitting Allied Bases |southwest and east central sec-
"nefor Highway Post
siof the U.S. Corps of Engineers.
have direct supervision over land Atlantic States
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rain or snow fell in wide areas
of the country today, with mostly
\dry weather in the sotitheast,
tions.
One wet belt extended from the
Washington coast eastward
through the upper Mississippi Val-| tor
ley and southward through the
icentral Rockies and most of the ‘plains.
Low pressure off the mid-Atlan-
tic Coast triggered rains during
the night in most of the mid and
north Atlantic states. Heaviest
falls were ‘from New Jersey into
southern New England. More than
1% inches fell at LaGuardia Field.
However, skies were expected to
clear during the day in the mid-
Atlantie states, with the low pres-
sure moving northeastward. More
showers were indicated in New
England,
‘Detroiter Chosen
LANSING (® — Victor Eichhorn,
38, of Detroit, a veteran federal
employe, has. beén installed in the
strategic position of Right of Way
Division—director im the State
Highway Department. i
i * * *
The appointment was announced
late yesterday by Highway :Com-
missioner John C. Mackie.
For the past five years, Ejich-
horn has been chief of the Real
Estate Division ahd reviétwing
appraiser for the Detroit district
o* * *
In his new post, Eichhorn will
purchases running into the tens df
millions of dollars to- clear the
way for a big expressway program Aeronutronic Buys
Permanent LOS. ANGELES — Aeronu-
tronic Systems, Inc., Ford Motor
Co.'s west coast subsidiary, today
announeed the acquisition of a
large permanent building site.
Gerald J. Lynch, Aeronutronic
president, said the site is a 200-
acre tract located near Newport
Beach, Calif. He said plans call
for corstruction onthe site of a
multi-million’ dollar research, de-
velopment and prototype center.
Construction of the center's re-
search laboratories will start im-
mediately, Lynch said. otk
Ford. organized Agronut in
mid-1956 to develop and manufac-
ture advanced. systems for military
and commercial application, Mili-
tary work by Aeronutronic includes
missile weapon systems, reconnais-
sance systems and upper. atmo-
sphere vehicles, with emphasis on
aeronautics, electronics, materials,
computers and nucleonics. ©
For the past year Aeronutronic
has had its central offices-in Glen-
dale, Calif,
Threw Beer Bottles:
to Good Purpose
DETROIT uw» — Joseph Knight,
31, night. porter at a bar, was
caught fast early yesterday after
closing hours when an elevator
door closed on
To attract prs Lage he began
throwing beer bottles ata glass
panel in a naarby door.
One excellently aimed pitch
went through the panel and on
through a window at the front of
the door.
At the sound of the crash two
pdlicemen came running dnd res-
cued Knight.
California has about © one-half
million acres of vineyards: and
more than 300 bonded winery es-
tablishments.
announced by Mackie last wéek.
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erty admits he has throwing its multiple ettenall INSTALLED
against Michigan with full fury]
in Saturday's football classic,
Da ce has to be eliminated FREE!
if the Spartans are to realize burn-/
moehe he for ing twin ambitions for a clear-cut] °
— nee | 19 Minute Service |
outs tom The coaches put the Confer. | TMB UUM LAL an ence crown first but the players,
ines prompted by seniors with lively |
seonerfes of the last jaunt te || i
diana sadena, ate more impressed
jc ~ by the Rose Bowl. — | win
"atanell There's also a matter of settling | BUUUIM LL LE esn eae with — scores, Since Duffy Daugherty has connprnrerrecerrenrrrvnrenrs
ms been head MSU coach, Michigan mend ahaens
himself has 4 2-1 edge in the series,
Wolverines The Wolverines won 33-7 in 1954)
-}gan State ead tn 5 did it gain by 0)
‘Compa re today’s prices 14-7 score, the only Spartan de
¥ and kept four feat that season. Last year, State) see for yourself! Fleischmann's por phe fice a wen 0 88 Getielin.
Preférred gives you higher bowl. This will be the 50th renewal
Proof~a full 90 Proof for “Dan the golden anniversary of the
ebdas~ ag and Wek series dating back to 1898. As} more enjoyment in every drink. too ar th usual in recent years, the game
- And yet Pleischmann’s costs Patanelli is a sellout and the air will be you less than many lower [eentese ; pg “ bg ee of hn. , Proof brands, Try it! ‘ is fast as 1 7’ |Michigan stadium.
BLENDED WHISKEY + 90 PROOF « 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS | patancm delivered his ¢s- ‘ aoe ha ap Whestes Michigan State has not been
___2_| after practice last night. It Mantle, injured when he dumped Red Schoen- Listening Is Darrel Johnson, reserve catcher. 19@ Wehing of ons, aha RUST-OUT, SURN-OUT, —
ee ee ’ dienst at 2nd base, raises his arm and discusses = Mantle is expected to return to action in Wednes- allowed AND BLOW-OUT »
| sound hopeless, , . i kan one touchdewn in sore shoulder with Yanks’ manager, Casey Sten- day's game in New York, , taking Southern California 16-4, | The Wolverines know they are). ‘. thie aiechae tiocee toe Paty]
tans were heavy oh two . 2 : ye KING Ss
years , too, They remember) tudying scouting reports on the
beating “Rose Bowl-bound Mich | an ld S ass , 0) { _ | Wolverines, Midas Muffler Service gan State 14-7 that time. | : that this Michigan 256 South Saginaw o | Another stirs the Wok to have a better balance between Gan fe deme Geen
-~ vertues, . They still: believe they — wane ene attacks than FE 2-1010
should have won last season. In-| By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | spot, while Lansing Eastern (13-6 | Here's how the AP panel selected |”, ;
stead, Michigan State was a 90| Midland’s magnificent Chemics, | over Port Huron) and Trayerse |the “top ten” in Class A: It looks like @ typically good bs a Mon. thre Thurs,
victor after Michigan tolled off who have rolied over three Saginaw, City (424 ever Canadian Seo) 1. Midland “Thi reppeg team, he 51305 Nong ‘mh 8:00
”, more yardage (159-143) and more|Valley League football teams in| deadlocked for the 9th and 16th |} pee'enty cenirai cer ee ne we GR venihe ed. A first downs (13-9), almost-effortiess. style, today be-| spots. : 2 Northern wl pare i boys up for. -
The thousands upon thousands — came the No. 1 high school team! Other teams given support are| Setbele ve & head of steam on siready
better ion Lothian. ‘All. Lufkin ever qa e efs '. = ss : |Central. 0-18: Traverse and Lansing Bastern ie thet Meiekigas sonst conte precision tools are the The Chemics, after routing Flint| : 4 Saturday and has been holding |
of of fae seers Split Verdict Win Central, Saginaw Arthur Hill and ¥ out some surprises, But work |
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State has multiple reasons for
NEW YORK W—“I went to hit
him but be wasn’t there.”
hew Jerry Luedee ex-
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nd the fight—to clever
Jimmy Slade at St. Nicholas Are-
na last night.
Slade’s sweep of the final two
irounds gained him a split deci-
jsion in 10 rounds and got
his comeback off to a flying start.
| Knocked down in the third round
and behind going into -the ninth,
nimbly maneuvered
Gridmen Outnumbered
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Wolves had reigned just one week. |
So tremendous have ‘the first |
three weeks of Michigan's high
school action been that there has
been a new leader each week in
_the-Associated Press “Top Ten”
rankings.
2 * * *
By the slender margin of a single
vote, the six member sports edi-
tors serving on the AP’s Class A
panel moved Midland ahead of) #>4
Bay City Central, despite the) ©
Wolves’ convincing 53-12 rout of
cross-town rival Bay City Handy.) |
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A slick, 180-pound quarterback,; i
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to three straight one-sided tri-/ g
umphs. Against Saginaw he ages
By JACK PATTERSON ISTEE skies and warm are
making the hunters job increas-
ingly hard. The woods are getting
advised
northern
Peninsula
are about at their
PATTERSON peak. .
As one moves over toward the
West side he notices a subtle
-ichange in hunters’ reports on
grouse, From Emmett county down
* ito Oceana they agree there are
more birds than last year. Shoot-
ling conditions, however, haven't
permitted the incredse to show up
in game bags, Most cover is still
too thick. a Ihis touchdown was called back.
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© that is, are far scarcer in west: s (Michigan Squad} 2
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Two Universities Meet! at Ann Arbor Saturday |
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though from personagt. observation |
there are enough deer around
make it worthwhile.
Woodcock are relatively scarce |
in most of .the western areas we}
checked but that situation can/f
change overnight.
Rainbow fishermen would like to|f
see, some rain to improve their|f
possibilities. Sharper weather|[
should help too. -
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"Sooners Given 65 Votes lesen cr Caen be an
s Dodgers.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS — The move that had been stewing
“The Yankees may be sutferin’) "nce last May became a reality ‘for Ist Spot; Michigan hand of his darling Brooklyn
LA Fi Finally Pops the Question
N Asks for Dodgers’ eS CO
r determined opposi-|was believed in the bag. The Dod-
tion—mustered the necessary 10\ger president hag until Oct. 15 to
* *
In New. York, O'Malley withheld|tumultuous, six-hour
‘comment, but his acceptance of|four said they want the Dodgers,
but their football counterpart in
sustained reign, Oklahoma's Soon-
accustomed style.
For the third straight week, it’s
the Sooners no. 1 in the Associated
Press college football poll. Of the 116 sports writers and sportcast-
The same teams ranked one-two} |
a week ago and lost none of. their) —
luster in their second games of
the season, Oklahoma boosting its
winning streak to 42 with a 40-14
rout of Iowa State while Michigan
State blanked California, 19-0,
* * *
Elsewhere, the top 10 line-up
Texas A & M moving up to third
place followed by Minnesota, Duke,
Michigan, Oregon State, lowa, Au-
Army was numbered among
the elite for the first time, and
just in time to give added mean-
‘ing te the _Tesumption of the
Cadets’ series with Notre Dame
at Philadelphia Saturday, Army
replaced arch-rival Navy, which
lost to North Carolina 13-7 and
fell trom sixth place a week ago
clear out of the first 20.
Notre Dame moved up to the
reation
consecutive victory. MOST VALUABLE — Jim Wagner proudly displays The Pontiac
Press award annually given to the “Most Valuable Player” in the
Class A City Baseball League. Wagner, a pitcher and versatile. per-
former for CIO Local 504, was honored at the recent Parks and Rec-
“ate sed rhage malt
and lost one for the CIO team during the 1957 season. ‘ $100,000 Bid
for Title Bout DETROIT W—A Detroit group is willing to guarantee Archie
Moore $100,000 to defend his light-
heavyweight nw against
Chuck Spieser here.
Spieser, a Detroit fighter ranked
No, 4 in the list of challengers of
the elderly Archie's crown, has
not fought since his Theacheet loss
to Tony Anthony of New York last
spring, ; : *
Moore's last defense was a tech-
nical knockout victory over An-
thony.
Joe Spieser, brother and man-
ager of the fighter, said:.
‘We have reason to believe Jack
Kearns, Moore's co-manager, will
accept our offer within a day or so,” J ~
Pitchers Last Longer —
Than First Basemen
MILWAUKEE ® — Series pit-
chers have had more complete
games than the first basemen.
Harry Simpson of the Yanks, an
only first sacker to go the dis-
tance. He did it twice,By con-
trast, Burdette has had two com-
plete games and Warren Spahn
and Whitey Ford one each for a
total of four. Pontine Press Phote
SPORTS DEPARTMENT
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Scoring Lead Held Mad Scramble Looms for NHL
ceeraeiby Nitschke, Sessi
CHICAGO @® — Tilinois fullback
Ten teams = with | paints on on|Ray Nitschke scored. three. touch-
jont Peeords in parentheeessidowns in a 40-0 rout of Colgate
| Saturday to move into a tie ‘with
sae pred Iowa's Gene Sessi in the Big Ten
-» $57'football conference all-games scor-
2“ race, th
Both Nitschke and Sessi, who
1 scored his three touchdowns in a
70-14 rout of Utah State in Iowa's
opener, have 18 points.
se a Bob: Blakely of Minnesota {s
tee ¥| third with 17 points on two touch-
‘*'9g. downs and five conversions, fol-
lowed by Michigan's Stan Noskin
“land Wisconsin's Sid Williams with
13 points each.
Fourteen other players are tied
for sixth place with 12 points each.
The leaders: tbeeevees
ee iat
Y Pateoerek abc.
1 Teans share Alst Year Opens Tonight MONTREAL (# — The Nationaljcauses.coach Toe Blake to shud-
Hockey League faces off its 4ist|der <i — of Prony seri season tonight with i jamong his stalwarts, t the Mon-
ae inet — pega treal Canadiens wil] finish first
forec and regain the NHL title they sur-
scramble for top placings mayjrendered to the Detroit Red Wings
turn out more factual’ than pro- last season.
verbial. The question-mark Black Hawks
* rs * themselves usher in the season in
Wholesale player- swaps since|the only game scheduled today,
last season, with at least three|When they are hosts to the Tor-
big names involved, have put even|onto Maple Leafs.
speculation on a topsy turvy basis. we ke
There is fairly general agree-| The biggest acquisitions by the
thened Chicago Black Hawks not|winger Ted Lindsay and goalie
only will climb out of the cellar/Gien Hall from Detroit, both of but should barge into select com-|whom achieved all-star rating.
pany as one of the four playoff The Hawks have also acquired de-
teams. fenceman Jim Thomson from To-
* * * ronto and forward Ron Murphy
Two teams divided best-ball | Wry
‘honors and Max Evans and wy
Tommy Cosmos shared individual
laurels in an 18-hole Pro-pro golf
tournament Monday at Edge-
wood Country Club, i (
under par, for a ist place tie. |
Evans and Cosmos each shot a
68 for low individual cards.
The teams of Ray Malain- Earl.
|Roy and Cosmos-Bill . Langnau
‘shot 66's for 2nd place. Lou Powers.
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Man, ‘Tues. Thars,, Fri, Sat. Tm 9 P.M. © meady. committed, but there was
outfielder by trade, has been’ the| *
ment, however, that the streng-| Hawks since last season are left-|'
voters as a referendum. : Futurity winner; The Maine Councilmen favoring the Dodger hg Farm's Jewel's Reward, transfer gave this plan little| winner of the Washington Park chance of success.
tion could not be held until next| among others; the Jaclyn Stable’s ' 1 Li’ Fi winner
the city’s residents are over- pot gear the Word's Play- whelmingly in favor of bringing) ground at Atlantic City; Fred W. the Bums jo Los Angeles. Hooper's Alhambra, who won five To bring the issue to a vote,'stakes and was disqualified from thousands of signatures would be|the Arlington Futurity; and the Aagowon ae — namie —— Foxcatecher Farm's Rose Trellis, term t size of a vote in the last municipal election. ee 4 ssrhag . — Yesterday's vote was delayed
for hours by Councilman John| Other probables include the
Wheatley Stable’s Misty Flight, Holland, bitter foe of the transfer who charged the city was getting/{he Llangollen Farm entry of
Rise ’N Shine and Crasher, the bo mg of what 1 should Semi nerne Farm's Medi, Wellet
Tension increased, however, ee. ae
when the roll call vote was finally the Greentree Stable’s Turpitude
called, Nine of the votes were al-/.n4 Time Called, another Widener entry, — : 2
Anna Cannuli's Chance It Tony,
-With all 14 going, the Cham-
pagne will have a gross pot of
—— with “$94,275 to the win- some ‘uncertainty on which way) An
Councilman Ransom Callicott
would vote, :
He responded on an “aye”
which proponents of the transfer | ner
feel will have this effect on the | Fou Get F First
Ic Sar Studded \Cagers Tonight
Such an elec-|Futurity and Cowdin Stakes Basse. Nigeria, ‘|Look at Piston
DETROIT w® — Detroit gets its
Richest |tirst good look at the city's newest
NEW YORK —/unmy | siade te 173%, New
oe a aherpebagahon Wi
NOTTINGHAM, England “Kia” ted cor Pepe- » 10, a an
National pasttime:
The National League season will
open locally next spring at 22,500- FALLTALES by KING EDWARD wc sor sor ca
seat Wrigley Field
Under terms of the contract, the
Dodgers would play their games
in Wrigley Field until O'Malley
builds his team a 50.000-seat sta-| ..
dium on 300 acres of Chavez Ra-
vine land deeded the Dodgers by there's a man so fast he can
city.
Then O'Malley gives the city the
10-acre site of Wrigley Field,
home of the Los Angeles Angels
in the Pacific Coast League, which
O'Malley picked up when he
bought the Angel franchise last
year,
In Detroit, says Sam Hoffman,
turn off the light and ‘be in
bed before the room gets dark. Expectant Fathers!
Plan to give"/ts a Boy!"
or ‘It's aGirll’—
nee | Old friends will welcome the “new’’ bottle.
It's a replicc of the original bottle
in which Oja (.".aker first became famous.
- the same fine, Old #§.
. Quaker as in thes
+ ‘ “9 \> :
Y 12,000,000 cases. ~ RAVE BEEN SOLD
ft MUST BE C000!
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& 44,
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pay: & Police Paso, 1 Grande patrolmen,
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about he child's Lucero. | dies
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and home
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: ge : ae
a
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police
into
to see Cleme nd their u
Prices Geor
GREGG “
re Ble ‘|
0 IU)
NM, into Soa ico. Mexican
armed
tind oe wy, Ms, movie on Jo,
lling
ROBERT
Stuart | .
‘Continue
AN Me cgplen ot Fe tg ams, aa, fat effort
They were cling iDryearold Recent Fa Pirsig
| nan,
oo. Vv a
ie
cotay oe
eight | Mex ma k
was children,
of a
Close
. OXFORD — %, of at 2 p.m, |
}
pp one
wine dump
Mexico
he car jed|tive in the care
Bring
ins, Profits
bert Gregg, will be Funer- a= on the oe a ged
ett béhind rifle, ne onemaber
le.
* ed abou f Marg
. Burdick from cary: A ape | nied
vance th werent
ast x
alps ee Be scanned eglvae
th sce ye a
WSON
ursday Dutch wil be me On ,
appa Franco
shell orde: %-
left a sitter a bed.)
DA
stock iT e, wi wilt ayer byrne penn
futures
* Jo Lucero stab ne aye
ine ¢ ‘Franco
baby on a
ay SAM BAe With of al Hom. Burial ne of pee Shears . pont
cent
Sandra a egpedihony
and ‘post-mort
to gocvige ted idnight. The sleeping urned.
YORK
_ 4: officiating,
» Bir. County, potion
ina
as much
the De-
died
heart.
A ithe chi
of dea ly - assa
adra
Jo ts ha
he was
: sont
nt wee
of the | ford t of
I Mercy mixed down as | after out
the
ause
xual to be paren
boy
couch peices a rece much
Fe residen
t. Carme So 3 ue en serine Se ees
pabereeennts
s a A eae
e as nr ire furnished
as ’ at
of :
c sales|a
Chiet
Jones
toda
fficers
red ow
the
wi boy he ing i raders
| pital,
r for rs, nf. are
5
a
"| Police 4.6
m| 0 . t cove Pp ofjand Franco
the a ee
r look
legraphe
58 yea roit of the ms
of Markets,
ee cane
cpepeadirs
rder — farm x crime hal a grou leaving 2:30 a.m. k door,
time a close =
should | A: te ay for the Detro his Bureau
- 98.00 with to curtail as re-| and mu: o, 24, minor’ | se body,
by told po- bout 12: the bac’ the door taking ft thing marginy
tl aad Railw jet In ved by :
were
Praite
“see OS wit
“insofar
Franco
of 1 Her
found
who
use| 4 out
lone
© cakes ©
present)
ch survi stocks w
; teoees oanare it plans
or
will Joe record
was tives,
beca
0 go to ¢ falling. | vam
stock tes at et een wire
is of Oxtord aircraft
of yer!
6 peat : ai CCC corn
ot against
a
sand, r rela there "YS! Franco ot up to then
How high favori profit
bee G Gregg
Gregg and « their leap a ‘suc-
a osnes Ps 7s) of
| the board
with law,
. ve of he’ rehed th s alw ne Jo ® vy Tala
i ields on ate
fice. Mr, H. ard G. Missile after Russia’s
Apples, tosh, "bu, A cotthsatiten 118The oan
1 ean
* ni- five cae Feamee “en His par-| dra oy be
pede
(ae —r |
rca tee of
| Apples.
Bod. ope wees 340 heard
report
a the far lice th Fra’ rea.
agains ‘t return o tu
and
son, brother,
| ra
news
moon.
4 ag ead, oennes 3:00| ports
tion of the
scrapes
*
al
ol —
the a
didn’
m. Franco
and broth: | prices
; *
1 Re-| and one
| terday ire
Bene
Fan setpetenenenes
238 last confirma
rehome as neo, a “frie been convert
asting” a rby. lef Thomp- |; t 2:20 bof his bister mare, | atl ins.
*
Federa 101 of Detroit
HINCKLEY
| with
*
the|Cantaloapes,
bu, neanpesgnasece
eT USDA
ve some
Franco,
from
boa
nea
Ch
here} 4 mo
Carruth
em-
of the close to| 1
TIN
for
| cess
*
of Grapes, aS
Aes qosenes
ga
advanced
already child FBI, live
and a0, where the far rl
was
wrgin rules of t as the
MAR
- Service
| maker
8 presnes, une, ie ba, eee .
however,
and corn _ liv” has
the ct The
lients ff Jones El Pa WAT | at
Ca
he fore argin
aren't
_
MRS,
3,
: Co.,
yesterday’
Pearse, —
3%. -
how
t at times
hour ly, kidnaping
a
loca Sherif!
in t headq
in-law,
r, where rifle be:
M “Board
were in is
LAKE
inckley,
: Martin
and another Fant,
b
the market cen the first low-| with
Sunday aiding
t mained anhun
en Dexter,
his rif going) ve
ry once margi
JALLED
inice) Hi 9 a.m, But satellite
“Tose
Watermelons,
bles
4.00 uch as a end of to %
early 3 were
warran
re nm
arby
loaded
“Tm gol se as they on he 20s) y
(EI
be at
‘ ;
2
veces
tive
alee axon
- . He hem,
ate eda
buying
in t t Martin
will William American
stock trading.
oe ta veeecese S15] my ear the
was ¥% % high-|home
agent a fugi
the M
loyed
told ¢ "t know
t tage
than
er re
St., St
| active brisk
und,
anes 18 N
wheat
\% to lower, | whose
issued
Joned
1
Pp and
don't
cen r today
buyer
a
in Holy
4 net
in
fractional,
=i
Seas se syle 18, corn to % low 1 iawmen,
Sen ie tiered
them _— io
much lowe reine
of 0 y I be Rev,
q two points
mainly
to iota, Geet bu sieanesenenes
cave 1 ee Dee $2.18, oats %
to lia Franco.
found
re in mene aaa a
e to Juarez
back.
mu t the mone in cash,
Wednesda
rial will ith the were
aeetes
Beans,
im ggretenteeeces
vane
er,
20%,
e rh for
was
of he ' ngage
OS
coming
*
neo
A
r cen
te
a
h, Bu
, wi Gains
cases
Steel Beets,
. «: eceeesees
Dec. $1
aan
car west
ever
* * rell, | Franco} say p 70 pe *
to ee chure
Ce few
Lakens
® ee
i ee o- ceoteses Stile’
Me, rye soybeans
was a
- nts
Roswell,
t dis-| nut up *
close me
y officiating,
p.m. bet in a or more,
two
pf
Cabbage.
ws
* eeeyeanes
1% Dec,
67 * $1.29,
and lard
‘ 200
;
:
1
e
ji
to
Flores,
jus
fill
rules
are
his inco’
Foley
iil be at two points merged
Deuliiowers oe 0 mesure set SE: . Nov. $2.29%%
on
;
Res
a oe y, ata Sit tink Gane mt el Rosary w Richertasn Sire | ahead
yesterda more |Cs coreteg) | dot ‘wal ees . Nov. § to 2 cents ait. |-—
t
es
irom the Navy it he 's heart issions
Www the pete
Hinckley
| was
from t added
Germ, svenk doe me ares Steg
higher,
lower
Oct.
,
un
. ens
picked
from
ked —
broker's
comm
t volume
ide, \of jay
here, Mrs. e.
Hi - loss. Du
on gg,
vegsatevsyeane
aie 30 5 ce undred p :
4 Co
.
Lic
Eliza-|charg
tion and a Juarez.
'0| depends i aripp B slim oe
Home at. her
;
| wn whine oor ant i iaeecgerced © _
rices
24
er
300 E fi-ling sta cola with. Posies, Hand with are on the. “thinks | Funeral erday her husband; m two,
afte:
vehs. Soe
+ 108) per
Price:
- T1lV
yhaley,
ish
ted to with.
about) and ssions ar
thinks ed yest
by
in the than
Sheet, for tines eles + Glee sessenes MS
rain
,
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re bene commi
; corse all td
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235
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red to unsat
and
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coin
prerreseisenece
3
est
York ederal
r cent
sons,
ters, Mary a small
Steel
d Bethl
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+3
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& 1
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Hd
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of area
—
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from
the
iles southw:
nation
r into
New
it the
F ly ho pe u and two
air age on
Ann,
all — U.S. ae
Texas Co, Pore Bigcheye Renesas
iio erain: Gow) coy, gn? oh it antigen
that ther dr fied j "were “vake ie wiht ext
iy the og wah ar Med wot ck be bap beer : J ‘nd
~~ - bu to
ee other
pers, gig
rt Whee say Petty
voaee ee
report
had
re- Licenses
Ranney,
h Birm
“| forced
had
an wit!
. tt embers
thleen
J. we
W. moved
a
omens,
Se ee tgces sor ae
<i Par nal errs *- 13 office residents
suspended
Id A. R. Smith,
restric
rain, He
am in “bad ay tee.
hon
three Mrs.
Peter aconda,
Air Lines
——— ae, (tebe. seein vessee 1 bo ee oo. 91% My
di County
or
erg
ted license
the
“stabbed
was ir the
ne isn'tlat
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behs.)
bu, ses
srebecs
1 Ma
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revoked
and
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viola
he had
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plier.
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Johnson
Park and
= *
Rhubero, cbs, ~~ oe
bop
Me OM. ....05 333 [licenses
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drive
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Lincoln gainers,
+
*
General
3
14-Ibs,
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«=
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eed
Nov
ae * 245
cently.
*
* their
——
ha
ait
;
—
the Feder:
:
to of
of Ohio,
UMLTON t were —
en eacket
<ogeats
ie tg i
12:80
had
: nce tion.
trou
r
So far
closer
Ratisch
MOQ around a poin Dutch, Unit-)Paraipe
(bebe. Greens
re TAG) Dee wd
‘s
lowing tual neglige
. Calenda
king.
ks are the long
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1,
ssceeseconeess
SIM ee agli
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Lodge
Pontiac aes
a heart, And the! ans,
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tional
bu. sabeeees
masanensanes
= -» Si reeaaed
| [suspended
Semeren.
@
eeting
ed., Oct.
investor’
has mages
Ex
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(Alpha
Bivd., will Interna
bee gg a eae soiree
2 MAE v.40,
gone L. Gos Jr.
idge
i’
'
lar m 22, Wi Cober, | the prices
orites,
of the gy Bene Detroit
Bh from
; '
tral.
gn geeee SI se .
J, Dobes Ly
Regu rine No. Bernice Adv. in fav ine Mrs.
14 ed Aircraft.
York
Cen
Kale,
bu. arnt
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1.7%
;
;
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White
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65,
Wednesday
with sie ail toe nite Mustard eerie
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f Port
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4 bloc
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:
¢.
,
Big its Oct records PAY-! Allen
bert
a Sun- rm iar
atlt
Sect
its
. | ae
‘id ind County Firms
$ in Brief iy that — the ment wit stnon tot Corp. ; United — off 1% at oes,
ies a
Es
Victory
flo
ag ol a Oakla nd ar - Power
New
|
mn day _ Pa nap te yields neva Mrs. M
County 1,000; and Gulf
une Mend
Scen
-
rt e ceteed to pee vail 4 it; Display
.
. = teks ae a to make
Gu
Oakland on
;
Lets
‘Tae, cotued
drunk 4
ibit
ction
Sale Church
men late
day.
ot survived 1,600;
vl
ppo
ity for
hibit;
odu
Ent.
of late ‘
;
sident
is
Hen- 33 on 2,000,
Poultry
Polls Sw New| Those sponsibil
se
Ex
in Pro
R ts Episcopal
Adv, — Soo
* tol A te she William move on
tocks
ecent |
cial
_
State
. vito 1140 tee
ino
closer tor 25 nth Vn} two grand - York Stocks
rise mgr atendlcrge ‘ame
| & dalla County int a a sain
wt sc ne’ oh am New Yor ae
a % Oot, 1 AP > eens
Such
Is Conse
Anne © i ate eo ~_
Numerous
re cg -coaaetiins
Sale rr Pa
ge
.
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a
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m, 1. Oak.
¥.| price
children
; #6
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pound
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firms
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cash
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NEWS
bert S Wimbrow. Ml
trial Busi foday
9a. m Rd., Ro:
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wi sisters
* Admiral .. a2 te $l Qeamty heavy wekiings,
ATIONAL
appar-
*e Wwins te
ilford, ichigan began
11 Mile Ra.
y-
companies
exchange
H nn
oa Ay oes aaa dohas Man - a: genes,
s INTERN
Party in
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begs neral_manager|
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1071 on the nearly
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7 + 314) et a 7s
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fob. By
Labor
victory
cVittie
Show
neral n MZ: | Unitarian
Je, First lee W. The 1. listed
r of in-
Assoc
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33.5 Keuey He oo ee
ar Pas
British
of election
G. Mac
luron.
bbs, ge followi
a
to stocks
last er - >
! His Ltd 0+. 338 Ke necott i) $.
=
(AP t
The
certain
be Harold
H F. Gi ed the Pontiac,
R
of
9 a. m. mon
sales
ars,
billion;
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Oct
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i on
Jay wae adi He . Sent Tee ore
- 34 illion dalla vou
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nea wae te next” pa vave ay the
er Trial Aicay Manuiactu
ol Ferndale er, an
Oe ine “ah | after monies of 7 "20.8 for Waterfor
: paneer 3 Se. Se. : 0-00, ws ove, it: ts
Rochester,
4 Pri,
:
,
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Ry Rroser 1 aed Grades
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rd
Alray
luction of alter! >. m
come t on was the of an - 33.
Ko
“He Whites,
30-31, td. avg 42:
as pacer
tt
U
Prod Corp.
ine, W:
= mn.
411 Mont-
a profi
age
and
the aa
bo Am Mm Per | 7 beg, Aire oa.5j00: ome | ng
$0-83,
conserv:
*
urprising
‘ fage
Era Ge Tool
Oak, wets].
Renda,
to. the | Highe cial yao graeath
ve A meeti
bowery + pn
| Am m Gas. 904 Loew's.
shalgrade ®.late eb" ares. jumbe,| ing * of the a
agg or ae Peta Hercules reported during
«aa te hi ,
oe te kat ad Town- reg go “sd
— PT novell i erade
tes, ;
view
week °
nin
Royal Inc, prite
8t.,
that
radio, |the 28
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1 be held Am News .. + 35* Lone
*: $5 /bre f iaeaee raded: ‘a
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is one
gar Mog
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calm
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lowest
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Watterford am Nowe By Lou de Nash B wag
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80 minutes
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vailable.
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rested
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sie Net Central 38-3
all the yould have controve
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cane
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grass
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li - ship, said
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hen
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entert
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lay nig
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nd 8 oe taceas
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of hardly
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a
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letely
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3. Un- tion.
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7 0;| CAPIT ALIZA
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indicated
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JESTION:
WI * el onions tears
ol Til alles veu'e h,
eowne
ire I JZ op lana weet ye 143
ts ed ble in Court.
an
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Fire In Instr Cop". 313 ison & Co Fy
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i
that
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, who know nions it, we IPT which ee ee
a Inspit = E *“s098 wi
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will al
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tists,
the o
alize
it, nd he
wi tment.
full
nce
Li
lass mene Interla s Mch 31.6 Yate 44 : Ry ctivities
ars,
exti- In
yest
bans county
: Scien’
re than
not re
balls a the
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nd you
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Insura
‘Plate
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me | a three
ye : said an
5 ruled
in force
any other
WER:
mor
we do
the eye
» arries
we'll
se mail,
ident
surance
Pla
sa / Int Nick 7" ond Zenith ‘Ra
next
ment
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anc cou law still
or
tting
ANS
the eyes
along
blink ¢ eballs
:
ion by
2 2
Ace
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scien
Sep- 1873
missioners,
spli th
blame | . Althoug
pass
nal
the ey e mat
tomob
aes
e
ene
me tt Pe
ths! ‘The 77,000 to. 7,500
ft vad comm unit, — wi cooks, b | Onion es. These An occasio; over ars com
,
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icies \ ei pe ~~
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: * | peeling ph our ey: d clean. e eyelids s the té over) | iid
G
Liability
urance
s’ Pol tides tC. 3. Row or 383
neers
either
ic ener- ee
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P tears
lear an under th etime
ur down o
a
sd Burglary
Ins
Tenants’
sinctal
os :
fter dec:
7) ree’) «)engi
r 1956,
of — private
the costs
» Public
have
eyes c
ed
But some
and po
strong
T L
Burg
:
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44 i ¥ pears
all typ ed by this the
out of direct-
keep the have for the nose.
‘system.
ions. ‘The d at WA
E- m4
Ace
:
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edge Elec.
Peale
te is time, ‘ity support
ted July
arose order
that
to draining.
will on
har
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mission
a crogs-
tears
leading
the
80
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a small
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ne = a
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into a duct y miss ee
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19 nd, Co. 10.4
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st that the
ca lands
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2 shaving « } Ht, Aprile = Lol
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signals
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will
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ed Howell Ele eres ess 43 2.2)number
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0 hake. Smoke the tear for the eyes, t tim roperly
&
’
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© go
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1957,
* *
is expect
ing gate
' Read
the ch
sets
wash
up next etion prope
rocess,
-
Exchenge
busine rs
—
oF The
Co..: Coe
ind
ited) 4 Superior
. Judge
f onions
ive
cheer
fune
‘ proc
York Stock
oo org
: Toledo Balson Co. ned.
an
ae the pre At — odor o protective But do not fu peeling
ieuhee Wow esichengee Toledo Bi bid and os
5] “By 1960 to an said, fashtenaw of seh tks colon
ed tears.
ducts do 2 ng the ¢ wash.
| Member heading onthe Met | Wiko. aie; e Associated Press) to increase
for the! wi Coash affirmed
desig onion hose tea more durin built-in ey
1] ond other State Bank Bidg.
, : ed by The Associa TT 163.81 4 ” the ya eee Forum) &, Court
*
deluge . People ek suffer
nature's
built
wate! | | tie §
“hs
andi
<r e mpes Se Sf ~~ S exs | 16,000
ng
.* | Clreuit « *
York | de
ually
by
ow close
‘16 Pon 4-2895
| Sianee she + 38 Stocks
survey Industrial results
ta t, New $/an onion, act
ted
* d see hi prions
Ie FE
\ Noon today ss 3 fea Te Tad ae New York. ‘The ee
"roel soc fail to cry ee
ery
pte tig la
: :
‘
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%
ri —_,
showed
|. f eyes ar
el an onion art to ‘eardboard
ud
t ov
104.6
71.6
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today.
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Their
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tears
start
on car
fold
the’
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Central
gal
TO DO: before
down vel and f —
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*
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ia ee eaten
the : you
eyes
picture
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= 191.8
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necessity
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126.3
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