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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT THE HERALD-PALLADIUM, Benttn Harbor-St. Joseph, Michigan SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 138 Question Daughter's Death; Body To Be Exhumed but we're finding out now that his whole life is a mystery. Every story he told us was a lie. He said he was a Marine and he was never in the service. He said he was a wealthy farmer and there's nothing to that," she said.

Davis apparently left Michigan, Mrs. Mohr said. A neighbor told authorities Davis asked him to forward his mail to Florida, she said. Davis told Hillsdale County authorities he and his wife were riding horses on their Pittsford, farm, 20 miles southeast of Hillsdale and just north of the Ohio border. Davis said he heard his wife scream and turned to see her on the ground.

According to the Hillsdale County sheriff's original report, Davis took his wife to Hudson's Thorn Hospital in neighboring Lenawee County, where she was pronounced dead. The death certificate was signed by Dr. Robert Harrison, Lenawee County medical examiner. Harrison has said a deputy medical examiner reported Mrs. Davis' fatal neck and head injuries.

Det. Schindler said authorities have been unable to identify that medical examiner. Harrison also said be did not allow an autopsy in Hillsdale County because authorities there did not sus pect foul play. But at Schindler's request, Dr. Arthur Stein, a Hillsdale Hospital radiologist, examined X-rays of Mrs.

Davis and concluded she did not suffer a broken neck. Mrs. Mohr said she became suspicious when her daughter appeared worried during a visit two days before her death. "I was going to babysit the farm while they took a trip to Flqrida. I got there Monday and when I walked in she said, 'Mom, am I glad to see Maybe his past had come up.

I knew something was wrong. "She never got a chance to tell me anything before she died. I remembered her telling me she had ontrlife in surance policy, but he (Davis) told us in the emergency room there were none," Mrs. Mohr added. She said Davis had insisted his wife's body be cremated at her request.

Mrs. Mohr said her daughter, a Catholic, never would have requested cremation. Harry Mignerey, medical examiner in Lucas County, Ohio, wall supervise the exhumation at Calvary Cemetery in Toledo and will perform the autopsy the same day. Mignerey said Friday no date has been set. Teen Drinking Up LANSING, Mich.

(AP) There's a "steady increase" in the number of teen-agers receiving state assistance for alcohol abuse problems, the head of the state's drug abuse office said. Kenneth Eaton, administrator of the state Office of Substance Abuse Services, said "we are seeing a steady increase in the percentage of clients admitted to treatment who are under age 20." His statistics covered January through March of this year, compared to the three months preceding that period. 1 Lit a. ys Liii HILLSDALE, Mich. (AP)-The body of a 25-year-old woman whose husband of 10 months would have collected $324,000 from her life insurance will be exhumed next week, according to Ohio authorities.

Hillsdale County Sheriffs -Detective Al Schindler said foul play is suspected in the July 23 death of Shannon Mohr Davis. Officially, she died of a broken neck after falling from a horse. Mrs. Davis' parents, Robert and Lucille Mohr of Toledo, requested further investigation. Mrs.

Mohr said Friday the family asked its lawyer to try canceling payments on the six insurance policies. She said her son-in-law, David R. Davis, 35, was not the man he represented himself to be. "My daughter idolized him, NEW LEADER: Michael J. Kogutek of Lackawanna, N.Y., was elected commander of the American Legion at the organizations' 62nd national convention in Boston, this week.

(AP Laserphoto) Japanese Hit Truck Tariff flF THE ill I VILLAGE GENTRY TEAM THE GENTRY SHOP, THE OTHER PLACE, DADDY'S GIRL PRESENTS PRE-SEASON SENSATIONS! TOKYO (AP) Japan said Friday it will formally protest the United States' sharp increase in import duties on small trucks by charging it violates an international trade agreement. A Japanese foreign ministry official said the government will appeal the increase from 4 percent to 25 percent through the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, a multinational trade agreement designed to reduce tariffs and dismantle other barriers to international trade. The higher tariff took effect Thursday, one day after a federal judge in Washington ruled against efforts to temporarily delay the tariff. The higher duty was designed to close a loophole that allowed foreign automakers to ship cab-chassis units to the United States and then attach them to truck beds, thus qualifying for a 4 percent duty. Japan's two largest automakers, Toyota Motor Co.

and Nissan Motor strongly criticized the higher tariffs and threatened to take countermeasures in retaliation. The tariff increase nas been the subject of numerous Japanese protests since it was first announced by the U.S. Customs Service last May. "In light of the U.S. action disregarding Japan's repeated appeals, the government has decided to make an appeal through GATT," the foreign ministry spokesman said in reference to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

He said the U.S. action was "contrary to the' stable development of trade between the two countries" and "counter to the rules of GATT." AND (50 OFF) 4250 Reg. $85.00 to $260.00 SPORTCOATS SPORTCOATS TEAM! SUITS TEAM2 SUITS TEAM OF AND Reg. $85.00 to $260.00 99 10 SLACKS Values To $35.00 NOW ALL TEAM OF T. 45..0 SWEATERS I' VARIOUS STALES NOW ALL $12" 99 18 to TEAM OF -F 00 10 DRESS SHIRTS SfZOO Group Values To $22.50 iJ And MANY OTHER ITEMS ON SALE IN EACH DEPARTMENT! Shirley Temple Subs For Reagan TRAVERSE CITY, Mich.

(AP) Ronald Reagan out to Shirley Temple in a race for air time in Traverse City. A local television station in the northern Michigan city was scheduled to show the 1940 Reagan film "Knute Rockh-: Ail-American," but pulled the movie at the last mute for fear it would be required to provide equal t.me for President Carter and candidate .1 hn Anderson Instead. WGTU showed. "The Story of Sea Biscuit," starring Shirle Temple, as its Tuesday afternoon movie. "It's a good thing she's not running for anything this ear," noted station manager Foster Winters.

The station in into a similar problem in February after it showefl 'Hellcats of the Navy," a 1952 Reagan movie. Campaign workers for Howard Baker, then a Republican presidential rival to Reagan, demanded and were granted 32 free minutes of air time for their Alterations Extra On V2 Price Items SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 th SUNDAY 12 -4 111 Si II: CASH, CHECK OR BANKCARD candidate. However, Baker withdrew from the race before he could use the time. "We always do a last minute double-check on the films to make sure they're v5s okav," said station manager Foster Winters. "The star (of "Knute Rockne: listed was Pat O'Brien." TEAM OF BOYS SHORT SLEEVE Winters said a station worker "remembered there SHIRTS T-yy.

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AUG. 24th 12to4 WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) -The Ontario Labor Ministry says it is considering a health study of former employees of Bendix Automotive of Canada which closed its Windsor operations in June. Dr. Murray Finkelstein of the ministry's special studies and services branch said Thursday the former Bendix employees would be tested for exposure to cancer-causing asbestos. Finkelstein said Bendix has hired a U.S.

firm to make the examinations. He said that if the ministry is assured that study will be adequate, the ministry will drop plans for its own tests. John Moynahan, president of Local 195 of the United Auto Workers union, said the ministry should go ahead because a company study would be suspect. The Ontario Workmen's Compensation Board agreed earlier this year to pay pen 1 OPEN SUNDAY, AUG. 24th 'Ml 9 tgvrajj (ERE? DickWlllard TW Nal Mac far batyaaal Village Square, StevewviDe Stevensville Village Square.