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i ALL' EDITIONS 1i i 4-D The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Sept. 16, 1970 oiiiJr 1 Hi ivl Jo jIj six PlXies by Wohl I jlgmni l. -1 ij 1 1 ri few W1 fc SVP I 84 YEARS OF SERVICE AND VALUES Available at Sean Phoenix and Scottsdale Carillon rescued from ruin Washington Post Service WASHINGTON The National Parks Service has announced that a $300,000 project to save the long-neglected Netherlands carillon will start before the end of September. The carillon, a gift to the people of the United States from the people of The Neth erlands, has had no major Constellation II Typewriter maintenance since it was erected in 1960 and has become almost unusable. The biggest bells cannot be tolled because no one is certain it is safe to do so.

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geon dung from the 49-bell carillon and to screen it to keep the birds out. The balance of the money, to be drawn from regular maintenance funds over a four to five-year period, will go to repair the tower's deteriorating base and to clean and resurface the peeling, rusted plates, with $150,000 going toward restoring the mechanisms that play the bells. Dickenson's announcement came in response to inquiries from House minority leader Gerald R. Ford and two fellow Republican representatives from western Michigan, all of whose districts have large numbers of voters of Dutch descent. The congressmen learned of the carillon's dilapidated state from a story in the Washington Post.

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Other Parks Service officials and engineers, who have studied the carillon, expressed doubt that the work could be properly done unless a firm experienced in complicated steelwork was called in. "I hope this won't be just camouflage designed to make it look better," one official said. "The carillon needs basic work, and it needs to be done by specialists." Dickenson said the project would have to be done piecemeal because he has been unable to secure an appropriation under the normal capital investment budget. Mufti's mm mmi' oJ Direct Office Equipment Department Phones: Phoenix 263-4203 Scottsdale 263-4603 It has been knocked out every time because the carillon gets low priority when compared with other projects Classic J.tlin4 lluil's ahvas iii good tuste a hi a dioicv of paHcrns and st sou an wear vm in ml on' Tlu? nd of I)acnMVK' poJustcr and Aisci Has on tves minimum eoW and tmtvimuui wear. Han-Ht waist- hand.

across the country, he said. The bells were cast and the tower built with money donat The Pinto is at Sears! ed by private citizens of The Netherlands. Of all the allies involved in World War II, Holland was the only nation that gave to Americans such a tangible expression of their gratitude for the thousands of lives and billions of dollars spent in their behalf by the United States. tit '-v- the Sears Easy Payment Plan WIN A 1971 FORD PINTO for one year On displav Wednesday, Srpt. 6 thru Simdav, Srpl.

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