Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 54

faEDXESDAY, JUNE 16, 1343 THE WORLDS CREATEST NEWSPAPER Mad Dog Killers9 Get 199 Years Fists Fly on Picket Line Gary Slayer Confesses I -If- ws. HA- -if it A Ci'v r-. -JMHsLa Vi 1 other men scuffle and spectators watch the Show girls costumed for parts in Wheels A'Rol-encounters. Trouble started when 300 IIF-PTO linS outdoor pageant to be staged during Chi- Combatant in picket line rioting lands a right to the chin during violence yesterday at Univis Lens company, Dayton, 0., while two July 20, parading yesterday as rehearsals began. Left to right: Jacqueline Paul, Carolyn DeCamp, Ruth Peglow, Barbara Harri Doris Moody.

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1)' i Roy Marks (arrow), vice president of Univis Lens conmanv in Davtnn and a woman employe (in middle), being shoved off plant grounds by two vomen pickets during melee yesterday. (Acme Teiephoto) (Story on eaga i) '3k 3 His hands manacled behind hira, Steven Kzes- Roy Marks, lens company officer in Dayton, on ground after attack by Inspection party aboard replica of Santa Maria, Columbus flagship, in still menacing pickets 1io slugged him as he tried to cut chain that pick- Jackson park harboK Survey indicated it would cost $300,000 to restore confessed Gary si ayer, cgets soft drink 5Ki, conies: istory on eaoa III norma nurman, arrested wi tn nim lm Non ets had placed across plant entrance vessel. Aid. Bohling (7th) is on top deck, (tribune Photo Syracuse, (ap UePiK.u.) (Story on paga 1) i.