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rv DEATH NOTICES Flanagan 21 Tuesday, October 21, 1952 DETROIT FREE PRESS Race Results and Entries Cadillac MOTOR CAR DIVISION jt-PHTH WOTICES WRTI.fcfT Oct. Sff'TTraTipV; ol 2i'irtl5 Hofftuerer, kosevllle. beloved husband of Sadie, dear father of Vurnal. Euteue and Dillon: tlx randcrnldrrii. two brothers ana three tiMrri alo survive, r'uuerai eervrces Thursday, I p.

at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 12U57 drati'it Ave. Member of Olive Branch LoUre No. SSI, lOOt'.

and Hiidaon Motor Post No. American Lerion. BF.RfilSHAr.KN Oct. JO. 1052.

Erik, husband of Sonika: father of Mrs. Richard Smith. Mrs. John I.vrich. Oreta.

Krlk. and rinn BerBisharen. Funeral services at Bell Chanel of the Win. R. Hamilton E.

Manle Bhm. Thursday 1 in. BERti-c-Juhn. ate 61, Oct. 50.

te-lovef! husband of I a dear brother of Andrew Oja. of Calumet, stepfather of Mrs. Lai I a Merita. Erueet Landcn. Leonard Lan-den and Mrs.

Lillian Johnson: alo a eiater in Finland Scrvicea Wednesday. 30 t. m. from Charles aV Son Funeral Home. Puritan.

Rev. John S. Jielann officiating. Interment Calumet, Noah Potti, funeral dtrector. BOOTH Kate.

Oct. 20. 1053. widow of the late Delhert L. Booth: beloved mother of Mrs.

T. E. Bcrthet, Almond E. tnd Georie P. Booth of New York City: rrandmother of T.

Detn and Lee Bcrthet tnd Mar-Jorte Booth. Funeral services et Alfred E. Crosby Mortuary. 12700 Hamilton it Glrndtle, Wednesday. Oct.

22. 1:30 D. m. BRADY Oct. IS.

1952. Charles K. Husband of the late Agues L. Brady: father of Charlet E. Brady.

Jr Roaary at Chanel of the Wm. ft. Hamilton Cars Ave. at Aleian-drine. Monday evenint at 8 o'clock; Requiem Mass at Gesu Cburcb Tuesday morint at 9 o'clock.

CHANNINO Oct. IS. Emily Hone of 202:14 Steel, wife of the late Henry J. beloved mother of Walter and Mrs. Raymond Pat ton, dear sister of Mrs.

Rupert Parker. Walter. 'Sara and Dave Hone Scrvicea at J. Sutton A Son Funeral Home, 15800 Fenkell. Tuesday at 1:30.

CLAWSOJV Ethel Duboyt. Oct. 19, East Dexter Trail. Mason. Mich, beloved wife of Jacob H.

Clawson; sister of Mrs. John Hawthorne. North-ille, and Mrs. Theodore Sherian, Detroit.lHervicea Wednesday, 2 p. at the Roaa B.

Northrop at Son Funeral Home. 22401 Grand River. Interment. Grandlawn. Mm.

Clawaon was Paet Matron of Victoria Chapter Order of Eastern Star, DALE Fanny G. Oct. IB. rrand-niother of Gordon Caswell and Lloyd Hoffman: four xreat-trandchil-drcn alao aurvtve. Funeral from Geo.

P. Warrick Funeral Home. 10H3 East Grand Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. DANIELS Geortia, of 14981 rM-more.

Mother of Mort Mrt. Elsie Salter and the late Floyd sister of Mrs. Lavinia Kehoe nd Madie Gardner, also survived by 11 trandchlldren tnd IS treat trand-children. Funeral from the Verhey-den Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive.

Wednesday at 9:16 and to St. Veronica Church tt 10, DEWSTOW Hattle. Oct. 18. 1952.

beloved wife of the late Walter: 'dear mother of Mrs. James Nolan; trandmother of Sally and Jaruea Nolan. Jr. Funeral service Wednesday. 1 m.

at Maney Haas Funeral Home. 4458 Joy Rd. at Martindale. BRABANT Michael 43. suddenly.

Oct. 18. of 339 Woodmere, beloved husband of Rose, dear father of Dorothy and Joyce, dear son of Michael Sr. and Mary, brother of Steve. Funeral services Wednesday.

9 i from John Molnar Funeral Home. 8K32 Dearborn to St. Stephen Church. 9:30. Interment Woodmere Cemetery.

Dl'FF Ardts Oct. 18, beloved wife of Raymond dear mother of Raymond A. II tnd Cheryl Ardit Duff, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Arthur O.

Moran. aiater of Mrs. Bretta V. Duff. Mrs.

Jacqueline Roter and Arthur 0. Moran. Jr. Remains at Moran Duff Chanel. W.

Fort, until 10 a.m. Wed. In state at the Church of The Ascension from 12 noon until time of eervtce at 1 p.m. DCNTON Dort. Scrvicea 10 t.

Wednesday, at the R. G. G. H. Harris, 4251 Cast.

EM LEY Oct. 19. Paul ot 14425 Freeland avenue, beloved hushand nf Louna dear father ot Paul Mrs. I.tician Coman, tnd Mrs. Kenneth Kiersek: brother of Don, of California.

Funeral from tha Harvey A. Neely Funertl Home. 1H540 Mevers Road, near Jaraea Couzent Highway, Wednesday al 1 p.m. FEVNF.Y Mary. Services 9:15 a.m.

Thursday at the R. G. G. R. Harris Funeral Home.

15251 Harper. FOX Oct. 18. John of 1382 Walnut Wyandotte, husband of the lale Mary, dear father of Charles J. and Mrs.

Walter Eden, brother of Mrs. Theodore Ruthven. Remains at parlors of J. Sutton It Son. 4147 Monday evenint.

Services at Jamea Sulton Funeral Home, Windsor, Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment Amheratburt. HAVII.ICEK Ames (nee Payaha), Oct. 19. formerly of 4042 Bewick, wife of the late Charles: mother of Mrs.

Robert Werner: also two grandchildren. Funeral from the Verliey-den Funeral Hume. 1H300 Mack, at Outer Drive. Thursday at 8:15. and to St.

Martaret Mary Church at 9. HEVFI.IIOKST Oct. 19. John, of 14257 Alma, beloved husband of Anna (Barbretl: dear fattier ot Lawrence Scht.ntt, John Hevelhorst, Mr. Burdette (Mariel Foley of New Orleans, Mrs.

Robert (Jane Murray, of East St. Louis, 111.: brother of Dena Hevelhorst and Gerrctt Hevelhorst, both of Grand Rapids. Funeral from the W'eilen-berncr Funeral Home, 13841 Gratiot'. Notice of time later. HK.WSON Oct.

19. Emma wife of Thomas Hewson. mother of Harold Dick. Funeral service tt chapel ot the William K. Hamilton Cass at Alexandrine, Wed.

afternoon at 1 :30. HINTZ October 19. Rterlin, of IS6H6 Westphalia: beloved wife of John dear mother of Jack: trandmother ol sie-ter ot Llowelyn and Georire McCloskey. Mrs. Tacoma Anient, and Mrs.

Pearl Kozolowaki. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. at A. H. Hetert Funeral Home.

12057 Gratiot Ave. JACOBSON Carl of 2325 Caae member of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union. Local 7i5. Services o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the R. G.

and G. R. Harris Funeral Home, 4251 Cast Ave. MclNTOSIl Oct. 18.

1952. Mlltle mother of Julian G. tnd the lete Lynn M. Mcintosh. Funeral service at chaml of the Wm.

R. Hamilton Caea corner Alexandrine, Tuesday at 10 a. m. Interment at Michigan. McWII.I.IAMS Grace age 66, loving sister of Betie, Edward Ray J.

and Thomas P. McWilliams. Scrvicea Thursday. 9:30 a.m., at the Thon Funeral Home. 2760 Biddle Wyandotte.

10 a. m. at Sacred Heart Church, Grosae lie. lnlermeut, Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Clannce Oct. 19. hue-band of Bertha: son of Henry: brother of Mrs. Elise Mvcra, Funeral from the Verhevdcn Funeral Home, Mack at Outer Drive. Thursday at 9:15 tnd to St.

Juliana Church tt 10. PANKRATZ Myrtle, of S514 Rutland, wile of Waiter: mother of Mary Jane Price: daughter of Mrs. Ellen Cribhia. sister of Mrs Clarence Hicks and James Crlbbis. Services at Schmalr.rtedt Sons Funeral Home.

Itfd25 Grand River. Wednesday at 1 p. m. PARKER Jennie. 73 years.

Oct. 19. 1952. at Wiiid-nr. late of 240 Candler.

Highland Park, widow of late harles Parker IIM9I. dear aiater of Mrs. Norville Dunuia. Mrs. Dnlphla Orondin.

William Lepaln. ('idchceter North. Ont. Funeral from H. Sutton Funeral Home.

1)37 (mdlctle Ave. Windsor. Wednesdav at 9 a. m. to St.

Clements Church. Mcfirctor. 10 a Interment church cemetery. 20-HELP WANTED, MEM AfiENT SALESMEN ODunrtuiiit with a future with ont of faxtMl irrnwtiiK ftiur-ance consiianirt. Ethifhi dctiiti.

Life health aH-i-nt and hnitali-ziutnn Kxfrint-t not iwi-n. We tram tou. See Mr. Tavlor or Mr. V'lilura 351'i Woodward.

AAA ADJUSTER Are you interested in making automobile insurance adjusting your career? Ve are looking for an ambitious man to train, some college education preferred; steady financial advancement, lifelong employment for proper person. Many employee benefits. APPLY ROOM 1300 United Artists 131dg. The Insurance Exchange At The Auto Club A Kf FURNACE EN Openings on 2(1 ton Installation In Baltimore, Marvmid for First Hrlnera with electric furnace eanenenee Statnlest or alloy steel egncrtenee nei-easarv to auallfv. In reply give full particulars regarding age.

education and work experience Bog 10113. Face Press 31. ARC WELDER to work davt: Vtrney Heat Treating 8460 Vtrney. See Mr. Whitsel.

ARC WELDER All position, thoroughly experienced on plate labrf-calion. W. 8 Mile Rd. Arc Welder Electricians Hilo Mechanic Apply GARLAND MFG. CO.

10533 Gratiot French Rd. Entrance ARC WELDERS APPLY AMERICAN Metal Products 8341 EP WORTH BLVD. AUTOMATIC Screw Machine FOREMAN Model and RA-6 Gridley itpt bit experienced and able to estimate and desiun own tonii. Steady fniDlament. excellent wnrktnir conditions.

In (rie referenda. Ad dreM Rox 1 129. Free Prenp. 31. Automobile Parts Man Large Eaat Side dealer.

Must he aggressive and steady. Salary commensurate to ability. See Jim Johns. Jefferson Lincoln-Mercury Company 3700 JEFFERSON AUTO MECHANIC. For new-car dealership, experience: on Lincoln-Mercury: good compensation: good working hours: Insurance plan.

Ak for Mr. Roy Oakes. Evans Motor Sales, Inc. 4688 W. JEFFERSON.

ECORSB Dl'nkirk i-innn AUTO MECHANIC The finest of wnrktn conflHtont. well lijrhted and clean ihoo Good Day. ALLAN'S NASH 85C3 W. WARREN TT 8-09PS AUTO MECHANIC For 1000 tnd 2000 milet Inspections, and to handle squeaks and rattlta. Apply in person WAGNER OLDSMOBILE, INC.

9001 Woodward at Clalrmount AUTOMORILE MECHANICS GUARANTEE WAES COST OWANCI FIVE-DAY WORK WEEK CLEAN. BRIGHT SHOP SKf! MR. VVEIH CADILIAC 3180 EAST JEFFERSON Automatic SET-UP OPERATORS NEW PLANT Excellent Working Conditions and Pay Muat havt set-tin egperlenct on Kew Bnttin't tnd Acme's. CONDOMATIC CO. 2700 E.

9 Mile Rd. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS WAtiES i PENSION FLAN COST-OF-LIVING ALLOWANCE BOSPITAL AND LIFE INSIJKANCB 5 DAT WORK WEKK CLEAN BKKiHT SHOP SEE MR WHIT FLAW CADILLAC AUTO MECHANIC For lirht body work. iuetik anfl rattle. Dodue Dfaler, Ken Brown, iini K. Jpfferon.

AUTO WASHERS wanteil Sfen or women. Guaranteed aalarv. rood paT. AnpW read for work Nor-diek'n Anlo Wahh. lR4tt9 Livernoii.

TOLEDO RESULTS TIRST -Five ant half furlong, JletoB (AdkiM) ia.SQ :m.i9 so on Twice K. lew) o0 J. Kith Blonde Rebel, rir.t trie. Foar fcnnes. Quirk Cure.

Irl.hfn.nl-gan. Bother. Eur (lucre. SECOM) rlv furlongs: Time ami Pride ace. 31.0 .00 arnette 6.60 Time BodihI (Hurt) 4.1)0 Time 1:00.

Bonn's Charm. Miss Cronus. She Wnir. Fimllni. Reserve Fane, Sir Fell i.

Roach. THIRD Five ant a half furlonga: IdT Jaraon tKeraaa) 8.60 n.VO 4.40 lUrnlo tllurnette) 6.80 fi.On Garni. Iln Lady (Wagner) 8.40 Time 1:00 1 -ft. Kin Mohican. Wetec Ion, Beach Belle.

Just the Same. La figarn. F.xtra Belle. Koval Iktnna. FOURTH Five and half furlonga: Rrtntnn Cne (Cither) tti.M 8.MI B.80 Krafowl (Baird) 4.C0 8.00 Bolton (Winner I 8.40 Time 1:08 1-6.

Bonnie Cadrtle. 8ee-Urk. John's Baby. T.an.t Lap, io Ted. DAILY DOUBLES AT T0I.F.IM1 rVeealeton and Time and Prlda AT JAMAICA Moteld and Mlaa Weeale AT t.ACRFT Fatter Morn and Ml Mellat AT KP0RT8MAV8 PARK Jtasty Lad and Play Ede FIFTH Fire and a half forlnna.i 1thm ft tn II la Alt 1 Mtnneetner I 4prel slfl ft'tll i MIt-0-Hlue ilWlns) 7.00 Time Peantn Drier.

Sun-shine Roae, Kir Kent. Ruhr C. Silver I'Ute. Ranquellta. Golden Reaper.

SIXTH About a mile and sixteenth: Hal's Chirk (Warner) 4.20 8.00 3.40 The Prophet (Payne, 4.X0 S.OO Caaradawa (Murphy) 3.20 8.20 Time 1:48. Leonforte, Mnler. Golden ioann. 8llrer Girl, Fair Brook, No Met. liraree'a Gray.

SEVENTH Ahont a mile and sixteenth: Far Son (Roberteonl 4.60 8.80 8.70 Nnmnrwar (Galllon) 80.40 16.80 Tnrhaa (Wagner) 4.00 Time 1 :45 3-. Mighty Mnaee. l.ory Mai, Tom'i Kerord. Sneaky Fete, Holly Mae. Ballyheather.

F.KiHTII Mile and ene-tlxteentht (thtry'a Chance (Morgan) 6.60 8.00 Kel'a liTe (Hage) 8.80 Futiirette (Ra) 8.00 Time 1 Fearae Arrow, Ramago, King Gall, Prettr Trick, Rorkr Flar. Chnhbr Boat. NINTH Mlla and one-elghth: Freedom Train (Mearnakv) 6.80 4.80 8.80 Arttllt (Cartwrl(hl) 81.60 18.80 AHrgle (Ron.) 10.00 Time 1:8 4-8. Jubilee Gem, Halryoa Croat, Fighting John, I. 'Enfant, Eleellanee, Vlaee Gal.

Armed Star. EMPIRE CITY RESULTS (AT JAMAICA) FIRST Mix furlongs i Moseld (O'Brien) 17.30 8.00 4.40 Whltk-Off (Purser) fl.60 S.ftO Davttv (Atklnaon) 8.80 Time 1:1.1. Called. Steel mrlke, Snllnre Crxilre, Clawie Maht. (iuldlnc, Hearla Avar.

Mallachul h. ailna Hllrrr. ra nellllt Aller, Llcketr Cut, llrarenlr Jinan. SI COS'll Sl furlnnea: Mlsa Wreaie (Cule) 1DS.10 61.40 31.10 Bone China (F.rrlro) 6.10 tAnuklta ((ilierln) 8.10 4 .10 Time 1:14 4-8. Amltr.

Trlaa Hill. Helrraa, l.nrrtta 7.110, The Moth, Mllapal. Truat, Falare-Clrrlea. tllead heat (or plaee. THIRII Sir fnrlonra: The Spaniel (Gorman) 5.00 3.30 5.

TO Tlpperarv Tim (O Hnco) 4.80 4.10 Trillin (Falro) 8.80 Time 4-5. Plcenn Pride. Blue Wonder. Barraae. Sun Diver, llotrork, Ventureaome, Concentrate.

FOI'RTH Hit furloewa: Son Rene (Gnrrln) 8.80 3.80 8.10 Earmarked (MrCrrarr) 3.10 3.40 All at Once (l.eatrr) 3.00 Time Iiant-er Ahead, Mlnhtr t)net. Top Spring, FIFTH Five and a half fiirlnnni Smart Apple (Green) 8.80 4.1)0 3.00 Fternnl llenrr (Atklnaon) 6.40 Fair Hrothrr (Cheater) Time 1 :0 -6. Anirel Slipper, Ror Prince. War Dee, Main lllah, Vlrtiioiie. Vlralnlan, Shannr, l'atrol VIiidd, Bar-town.

SIXTH Sl fnrloaa: tDrleaate (AndrrMin) 9.10 3.70 9.70 Tea-Maker (Hoodliouae) 3.40 1.71) War Kina (Culmnne) Time 1:10 4-5. Ftrtt Glance. Katon-tnwn, Alladler, Nulllfr, Squared Avar, tTrue Pattern. eWoolford Farm entrr. iEVKNTH Mlla and aliteenthi Brave Him (Cole) Stop and Think dealer) 6.80 3..10 Hlch Climber (Cheater) 7.80 Time 1 :40.

Srarraate. Onery, Sea Bed. Eternal I.llhl. I.uarioul Fruit. Famrra.

EIGHTH Mile and a aliternthi Chlnkniiln (Nrlunlill) 8.B0 4. .10 3.00 Rrlaht Paaa (Kanrlll) ,1.50 S.IMI Ben Maronr (Combeat) Time 1:40. Cnllcae Try. Qiie'i Son, Tourlatette, Hymplionrtte, Heaven Sent, Mvatrrr l.uli. Hriarllrk.

Challrnicd, Iroaa lock. LAUREL RESULTS FIRST Six furlongi: Faatrrn Morn (Mink) 6.60 3.40 .60 Krhrmint World (Lynch) 4.00 3.00 Strike (Mitchell) 6.00 Time 1:15. Bnaa leaving, neddy Stoina Helen. Ilalncer Ring. Exchequer.

Architect. Gulden Tempeat, Debt Daughter. True Dream. SGCONI) Six flirlongat Ml Mellae INIatn) 0.80 4.40 1 Oclrl Gift (Hewitt) B.SO 6.00 Ktdiaco (Baliarelti) 16.20 Time I iUl-5. Lookout Son, J.

North, Tinker. Don Solid Trli k. Bar. ouctte. Cardev.

Balllnaklll. Boogie Watch. 'TIIIRD One mllel Famoua (KndrlKuex) 44.00 15.00 8.40 Janpceck (Mitchell) 4.20 3.20 Dlnmond Ned (Knapp) 3.20 Time 1:43 1-3. I.antenherg. Wllka l.aaa.

Sir Chatter. Eallallzrr. Ganymede II. Gavrnnl, Klo Faaaca, Wonder Worker. Ulrtela.

FOI'RTH Mile and alMtecnlhi Ton Lurk (MrKee) 40.60 13.SO 7.00 Aadvi Pride (Catalann) 4.20 3.40 Soma Arch (Combeat) 3.KO 1 4-6. Saner Play. Bold Itacue, Notre Dame, iack! Joy. Galla-rmite. After Bit.

Hu Bad Wolf. Loulae Lone Degree. FIFTH Mile and a alxleenthl Wlndanr knot 1 3.00 10.S0 Mnale lloaa (Hewitt) 21.40 14. AO Fkik Gin (Mnntelro) 37.20 Time 1:50 1-5. Jiffy.

Lorelr loulae, Tavelr Locuat, Copaa. Happy at l.aat, Mlatlg, Air Queen. Ilajworlhj. Sinle Thru. SIXTH Six furlongii Pe Hrport oinlvcH 4.00 3.00 2.40 Kalxbt'e Reward (huk) 10.20 4.40 Hclwan (Armstrong) 8.20 Time 1:1.1.

Mnmmr, Blue Square. March Brat, Imalrlght. SEVENTH One mile: Ratal Ray Gem -(Comiieatl 6.00 3.20 t.60 Sakr-KI-Bahr (Fortune) 10.20 8.40 Buck lice (llanfordl 4.00 Time 1 :40 1-5. Bnfna, lale of Bond, Wardonna. Navarnmp.

WOtvllle Jack, Mr. Mighty. Strategic Lady. (EIGHTH Mile and iliteenth: Bll-O-Moon (Shuk) 23.40 11.40 6.80 Swing Mote (Catalan)) 45.60 21.00 Bunny Hug (Va.ll) 4.20 Time Bel'g Reward, Blind Mother. Odda Advance.

Capital Bar-biireha. Cepheue, Aunt Jane, Privilege. Nlirtnghurk, Redskins Pick Up Knox Ramsey WASHINGTO (ff) The Washington Redskins Monday signed Knox Ramsey, 225-pound guard who has played with three other pro foottnll teams. Ramsey played with the Los Afgeles Dons, of the old All-America Conference, with thi Chicago Cardinals and with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was free agent when the Redskins signed him.

Fighters O.K. KEW YORK VP) Former heavyweight champion a Charles and Argentina's Cesar Rrinn nasKpd nhvsical pxamina- tions Monday for their 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden Oct. 24. The bout will be telecast. 1994.80 t883.M SEVENTH Porte tl.700.

elalmini. rear-olda. 1 1-lA mllea: Andre 'Sea Boh 112 Annamax 110 Top Command Blue Charier 113 Principle) 113 EIGHTH Pnraa 83.500. eJalmlaar. 3- rear-olda and op.

1 Mi mllea Bona Ara 112 Jackie March Axain Thwarted Colymbuf VVIId Tip 107 Gmmplto Waveaah Ihenlnxlan Buffer lntt loo 114 111 120 KM 114 Apprentlca allowance claimed. SPORTSMAN'S PARK ENTRIES FIRST Puree $3,100. claiming. 8-rear olae and uo. 7 rurlonxal Geaar B.

1 12 lohoM mil loo 112 In.l.t Freah 112 Kav Glbaon Helen1! Honey 1011 Klhbr F. HlHRKerlnc In 112 Junior Wolf Copper Cup 1 12 Slddont Hurricane 112 I'ajara Hnmlnt Plcenn 112 Dualy W. MKCONII Puree I2.IHI0. clalmlnx, rear-olda and up, 6 furlonxat Lady Tor 107 Martin Whelaa 112 11)0 lOtl 112 115 115 116 8 116 116 Mlae Edlnburg ion Prearott Clndallte 114 112 112 112 108 115 Coral Way Saltan'! Hrlr Aurora Deb Eternal Kara Sadnr Mr Hennr 112 Cathr Jo Mine Croaebow Zarahcmla llark-o-MInt Ormea Town 115 112 111 ins 108 8F.C0NW Pnrae (2,200, claiming, 2 rear-olda, a rurlonrai Eaar Mlaa 108 Paralyte 116 Jkm'l Town Oh Barbara Gin Champ Croaabow Girl Kr. Beauty Love But 114 101 114 111 110 107 Sandra Rae Que.lr-Hace Fall 1 clival lrkl Diana Abiolute 111 III io; in in FOI KTH Purae rlalmlnx, 3' year-olila and up, 7 fnrlonaal Heat Dnlnxe II'! Jimmy'a Doll Ftamlnr Buah Barbie B.

(iowneaa Greylowo Midvctte Perfect Sweep S. Mrljiuihlln 100 rankle I). Mlal Karoo Hreesy Nancy Dominion Cotton Bud Cocknfthewalk 114 in 112 115 115 117 115 114 114 HI7 117 114 Syndicate FIFTH Pnrae 82.200, claiming, S-year oioa, 7 rurionga: St arbo rough 113 112 112 110 116 1 13 110 laradah Ptycary Inter Land Alonxn B. Anvloiia Chief Oareola Enploo't Ouccn 110 110 115 110 rre lln Merrr Thought Jump Tone Hlll'a HXro Obtain 1 13 III l.ltte Ecypt 107 SIXTH Purae clalmlnar. 2-year nlrta, 7 roaaeag 118 115 115 Marwnnd Show Me Too Riairal Kilic A.

Del Flo D. Dink 107 AahC! Caplain Carver Froaty Face Barbara Sleepy One 11)7 115 110 mi 107 107 111 111 SEVENTH Purae f.1,500, and tin. 1 1-lH mllea! Lady Indian 117 Jnnlna 109 TPolot I 117 tCoync'l Edgar 120 Challcote tMock Battle 114 Happy Faat 120 eVan Berg entry. gBnnrherd-O'Briea entry. EIGHTH Puree 82.300.

claiming, 1-year-olda and up, 1 1-18 mllee: Mt. Alto 117 Lady Rldgewell 117 Tax Lie 100 Eaay Homer 112 Junior 117 Salmon 117 Magnm 120 Thank Ton Sir 112 NINTH Puree 82.200. claiming, 8-ycar-olda and up. 1 1-1 mllea: Dee Waah 117 Fair Mrlke 120 l.elnad 117 Haider Larue 112 Jack Fuaano 115 Black Mittcnt 11)0 Kukcc Angca lit Turn Hack 112 Skvololcr 117 Once Mure 117 ure Change 106 I'aterfamlllat 107 Mar First 112 Dlvlr Pebble 117 Donald Vnilng 120 Nell R. 112 TENTH (Suhalllute).

purae 82.000, claiming, 3-year-olda and up. 5 furlonga: nuaa Bur 113 onrt a I'cach Raider 116 Irish Waah I'-'O Mrs. Valentl Compare luflnltv K. Propltloug Anguat Pennant Wand 112 112 115 112 115 108 Me 112 111 1 12 11.1 116 112 Flnming Tern Rella'a Blonde nndroU! lae F.IUton Mlai Smart 'Apnrenlica allowance claimed. KEENELAND ENTRIES FIRST Purae 12.250.

claiming. 2-rear old maidcna, ov turionxa; Old Hugged 116 Winning HIS Pretty Hot 11.1 Feneuinr 113 Gerry Frank 120 Show Ring 110 Delux John lit Wlae Warrior 120 Warleaa 1 16 Hill Boot! 116 113 113 lift 116 11.1 117 116 113 tHrtay H. Hujolria Trlcopa Rclnapcet Dear Tulip Wahaah Moon Froat Sparkt tDupao Quick Pickup I ill thile-Hrnet entry. SECOND Purae 11.800, claiming, year-nlda and uo. 6 furlonga: Rig Muddy 117 Copperstone 114 113 riving Turkey 117 Mteamhoat Bill College 117 lrlah Horn 114 Dcalec 117 Mon Royal 113 Mlaa Merrimaa 110 Mother Morria 114 Good Shopper Hit) Smart Eve 1 I The Trou hador 117 Penny Singer Vinlta Toner Bel King Fancy Food Jack Sprr.lt Ptirk Pigeon War Glaoce 114 117 117 112 113 117 117 THIRD Purse (1.8(10.

claiming. 3-year- oida and up. riVa Pickens 11.1 Brown Ilaicl 106 Rig Ike 117 Mr. Tweety 112 Hasty Freedom 117 Bollng Polly 114 Midaa Touch 11.1 Evcelsia 120 Big Pop 112 Mr Wash 117 Shoppln Short 1(19 Sweet Freedom 110 All Busy 1 10 Retir 110 Faster Wlngt 111 Merry Zao 109 Inmalewrl 110 Rip Tide 111 Donqueat 112 Our Jan 110 UK KTH Purse claiming. 4-year-olda and up, 6 furlongs! Mahplay 11.1 'So Grand IDS l.oniden 113 -Kland 111 Bolriger 116 Mlval 110 Bonnie Teak 11)5 Heeling Mac 115 Warehouseman 113 Diamond Lane 111) FIFTH Pnrae (5.000, Clarkland Handicap.

3-year-olda and op. 7 furlongtt flnhridlrd 111 Bloody Step 110 Cncomo 116 Cardinal Lady 101) Abbe Sting 118 Mickey W. 112 Monflon 100 Our Request 116 Recline 118 tSpur On 113 tLandy entry. SIXTH Purse (3.000, 2- yeac-olds. 6 furlongs Fast Huclc 120 'Mighty Moment 1 15 Scriptwriter 'fllucling 120 Mid west 117 111 109 120 117 Corallea Girl Down Vondcf Nnncr Bavne Celtic Flay 117 112 117 117 -vwiamo Smackover Slinnv Astonndlng 1211 tWilaon-navl! entrr.

SEVENTH Purae (1.800, claiming. year-olda and up. 1 1-JB mllea: Richavoo 113 Tricky Maud 110 1 III 111 116 108 10.1 113 10'! 119 Black Vankee Gingerbread Little lllah Hypoeriay Duakva First Bell Tracer Beau Naah Resort GUt Maedie 1 13 105 110 122 117 105 116 113 119 My Future Jonee Reward Justa Cracker tAIr Poise Fighting Devil MrCoah Rollins Blue All British Apprentice allowance claimed. TOLEDO ENTRIES (Ft. Miami Raceway) FOR TI F.SDAY FIRST Purae (700.

claiming. 3-year-olda and up, 5 furlonga: Iray Irish K.qullark Marhlehead Mr. Fralhers I'elrose Jimmy Night Strike Count Matter Flag Captain Buck Weaver Vcel'an llonward Sir Faner Benvenutn Hectic Hour Play Saint Patrick SECOND Purse (700, claiming, 3-year. olda and up, ort furlongs: The Farmer Al Suitor Mavilioua Mr Clown Memphis Bud Green Chip I Tack iberty A. Barb Foot Pappv'a Rebel Phar Heart (800, claiming, 2-yrar- Fllnt Slick Buckeie Light Devil Chip'a Floppy Zonla Girl Tulo ma's Girl Sally's Diah Cop Flic Junket Velvet Bound Jerry's Nebb Sweep Tigec Chief Signal THIRD Pnrae olda, 6 furlonga: Sleek Girl Tuoe Time Slicker Burr Gold Locket Gloria Jcao Senator C.

M. Niltanhnltt Holy Cats FOI RTH Parse (Stio. claiming. 8-rar- oida and up, ova luriorexai Houtnnniere Lucky Chips State Coach Oueen'a Myrtle Sedcegood Lea's Sua 1'apaia F.ieniug Cape Grand Pose Sweeping Jo FIFTH Purse (soo. allowances.

rear-olds and up. aVg furlongs Locust Valler Shootere Hill Gala Blenheim Americaa Plan Phastarla Marse Roberta SIXTH Purse rrtsav nor Jndr R. Ivy Bor I'ncle Hrtlr (700. claiming, 3-year. olda and np, about 1 1-16 miles: yilsslorral Mistvtarbt Gnlrh Hern Mioe 'Donna lrace Dottv Mac Hnaa Due Pelite Havon Snnny River 'liar Petal MixK Rigger (.

hIi.it rooka tluaero Sky Ward Sonm'aJoy SKtENTH Purse (SOO. claiming, year-olila and up, about I 1-16 miles: Ned's fhnice Lady Rowena Hook I Dona Girl Quirk I ham Noble Idea Rrnwn Pat Game Flower Amanecec Tom Fccrfs EIGHTH Puree (700, claiming, vear-olda and up. about I 1-trt miles: si. Roval Kddte Ktiw A NT) Oct. 1 J.

Arthur." husband of Gertrude 1M4 Gainsborough father of Mrs. Donald H. Lower and Mrs. Louis Van Hempen: grandfather of Ri' hard and Frederick Lower and Penny Van Kerapein: funeral from Dill Bros. Chapel.

102J5 Hamilton, at Glvnti Ct. Tuesday 1 nm. Detroit Com-rnanderv No. 1. K.

T. officiating: burial at Toledo. O. SOLOING KR Fannie. Oct.

19.. 3200 Trier, btloved wife of Adolph: dear mother 01 Harold. Mrs. Max Gould: eialcr of Mrs. Eva Jotfa.

Mrs. Abe Goodman. Mrs. Sam Schwarts-burt, Mrs. Mary Cohen.

Mrs. Gifford Fine. Mrs. Ben Golding. Services Tuesday.

1:30 o. ni at the Ira Kaufman Chanel. 9419 Dexter, at Edison. Family at a.luO Leslie. STEVENSON Nora.

Oct. 19. of SUfil Burt beloved wife of Herman dear mother of Robert. David and Garry: daurhter of George and the late Margaret Inties: dear sister ot Gerald Innea. Mrs.

Louvain Brus. aeau and Mrs. Jean Be--ler. Funeral services from M'abe Funeral Home, 1S570 Grand River, at Glastonbury, Wednesday at 1:30 0. m.

Interment. Grand Lawn. STORIK Oct. 20 Afnes, nf 22119 Garland, beloved sister of Sarah Mrs. Jean Gare, James Margaret Ruth B.

and D. John Stone. Services 1 o'clock Wednesday alter-noon at the R. G. R.

Hami Funeral Home, 4251 Ctat Ave. STRANGE Oct. 19. Lent -(Mrs. L.

H. Stranrt). of 14143 Haielrldge. beloved mother of Lovd Werner and Mrs. Teresa Francis: grandmother of Almslee Francis and Barbara Werner.

Services 1 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon at tht R. G. 4 G. R. Harrit Funeral Home.

lo2M Harper tinder tuenices of Island View Re-beccah Lodge. No. 4A. THILKE Mary of 724M Calhoun. dear sister of Mrs.

Peter J. Thei-een (Eliaaheth). Funeral from the reiidenr-a Thursday at 9:30 a. St. Alnhnnsug at 10.

Interment, St. Alphonsus. TOCCO Graila. beloved wife of the late Fred: dear mother of Carlo: Mrs Caroline Corona: Mrs. MarrsThomas: Mrs.

Elizabeth O'Connor tnd Mrs. Gloria Serrantt. Funeral Wednesday from Bagnasco Funeral Home. 612 E. Orand Blvd at 8:30 a.

and Holy Family Church 9:30 a. m. WALSH Edward. Oct. 19 of 2258 West Grand beloved husband of Margaret Walsh.

Mn Wal-h was horn in Springfield. Ohio. Funeral from A. Leonard Sullivan Funeral Home. 764'! Dexter Wednesday morning 8:311 and Holy Rosary Church at 9 o'clock.

WEBER William nf 278 Newport. Husband of Jennie father nf William F. Jr. and Mrs. Helen Tucker.

Grandfather of Judith Lynn Weber. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack it Outer Drive, Tuesday tt 1. Under the auspices of Union Lodre 3 F.eVA.M, WE1SBERG Beatrice, Oct. 20.

18010 Northlawn. beloved wife ol Herman. dar mother of Marvin L. Wet-ton. Mrt.

David Fisher. Mrt. George Knrman. sister of Mrs. Stella Morais.

Mrs. Sadie Schreiber. Mrs. Ann Kraanoy. Services Tuesday.

p. at the Ira Kaufman Chanel. 9119 Dexter, at Ediaon. Interment Clover 1 Hill Park. WEISENHOKFER Mathilda.

Oct 18. of 4376 Grayton Rd. Wife of the late Peter mother of Alfred. Ber-nice. Grace.

Mrs. Dorothy Clor and Mrs. Hone Walrad. eiater of Mra. Eva Hurst.

Edward and Thomas Mer-line and the late Albert Merllne. also survived bv 3 grandsons. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 1R300 Mack at Outer Drive. Wednes-day at 9:30 tnd to St.

C'ltrt Church at 10. WILSON Lucille (nee Lingeminl, Oct. 17. of Lakeehnre. Grouse Pte.

Shores. Sister of pernios and Vera Lingeman. Sister Marie Raymonds. I.H.M.. Cyril and the late Caspar J.

Lingeman. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 1S300 Mack, at Outer Drive Tuesday at 9:15 and tn St. Paul' Church at 10. Pniyera Monday evening at 8.

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to 8aN OlEiVnto. Ane-Mr anrTSStlfe; I1 rut-: (m Hajes, WliTbRIVE for narty roinr to New" Tor Citr tmmT'tly fo trans-fMl? TO 143 1 7SL-HH Wanted, mem Accountant, Senior for lri firm of iriiftrrl mih-h ryppnrtiinilr fr man nf nmiHt )iir'iih''iTmt (-r m.ind and Kitoricne with notv I1! rr earrvinir WO 3 ARC WELDEKS Tnn wagea. 18(1 JO RTA.V KD. Holds Key to Victory 2-Way Blocking Sets Up Torgeson TD BY BOB LATSHAW The "old pros" were the ones getting the credit in the post mortems of the Detroit Lions' victory over the" Los Angeles Rams Sunday. Pat Harder, who picked up the club with his tremendous block ing; Bobby Layne, and an almost unsung star Dick Flanagan were key men in the Lions' comeback from a 13-polnt deficit to victory.

The least known, and in this case the most important play of the game, was made by Flanagan. see THE ACTION occurred in the opening minutes of the third pe riod. The Lions had the Rams deep in their own territory. Bob Water field went back to pass. Flanagan, who is nominally a linebacker, decided that End Bob Carey wasn't going- to get down field.

As the fotmer Michigan State. All-American made his move, Flanagan hit him with a perfect crossbody block that sent him sprawling. Waterfield had started to throw the ball, and the only man thern to take it was Laverne Torgeson, another Lion linebacker. He started from the SI and headed for the Ram goal line. Blaine Earon blocked out one Ram to keep Torgey on his way.

Then, when it appeared that Torgeson would be stopped at about the 10-yard line Flanagan came from nowhere and hit that Ram with another perfect block and Torgeson hit pay dirt. That was the touchdown that gave the Lions the lead, 14 to 13, and started them on their way to their triumph. HARDER KEPT them rolling! with some of the most vicious blocking he's ever done. He set up the pass protection that helped Layne to his best day of the season so far. Harder, taped from hip to ankle, told Coach Buddy Parker that he would go Into the ball game and play "as long as I can." He never left the contest after trotting out on the field until the final gun sounded.

The Old Sergeant dropped into the Lions' office Monday to pick up his paycheck and declared he would be ready for the Green Bay contest. "My leg's a little stiff," Pat admitted, "but I'll be ready to go again by next Sunday." Don Doll, the Lions' safety man, was the only casualty of the afternoon's rough contest. He suffered an Injured elbow. X-rays showed a possible bone chip, and Doll will undergo further examination. Outside of bruises and abra sions, some of which were not suf fered in the usual football manner, the squad came out of the Ram game in good physical condition.

Gal Bowling Leaders Lose, Hold First Colonial Broach lost its first match of the season, but remained in first place Monday night in the All-Star Bowlerettes League at Wurm's Recreation. Harvey Mack downed Colonial twice, 2753-2650, paced by Crystal Thomas' 601 series. Connie Powers had 603 for Colonial. Only other 600 of the night was a 603 for Al Roger by Lou Klein. It helped her team sweep AVhittler, 2867-3648.

In another high-scoring match, Pepsi blanked Andres Five, 2838-2446. Second -place Goebel failed to take advantage of Colonial's loss. absorbing a two-game defeat at the hands of Brunswick, 2697-2684. FLUFF HIGH: Detroit has been granted one mare spot for the world match-game singles Chicago in December. The berth will go to Hank Gavie, making the Motor City's present contingent 13 men and five women.

Monday was the final day for filing entries in the Chicago tournament. By the end of the week, Detroit may be allotted additional spots, according to Harold Allen, local expediter for the Bowling Proprietors Association of America, who sponsor the "All-Star." Three out-state berths for the Chicago event were won over the week-end by Eddie Olszewski and Lou VanderHeige, of Grand Rapids, and Joe Joseph, of Lansing. Knoblauch Leaves Dallas for Bisons A OOJ.R) Outfielder Eddie Knoblauch, who hit .306 for Dallas of the Texas League this year, has been purchased by the Uuftaio Bisons, of the International League, for the 1953 season. Knoblauch, who makes his home ir. Houston, was the second top hitter with Dallas, In 1951.

the 34-year-old slugge- divided the season between Tulsa and Dallas and hit .308 in 155 games. Rocky Guesting NEW HAVEN, Conn. (U.R) World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano will be guest referee at the New Haven Arena Oct. 27. By Walt Dltzeo toy mm CONifNSUf (Copyright, 1962, by Triangle I'ubllratlona, Inc.) EMPIRE CITY AT JAMAICA 1 Tidewater 19.

To Challenge 8. Flight Captain 7. 2 I nrlc Don 25, Facet F.ant B. Big Oak 8. 3 Adar 18, John Peel 15.

Bear Market 4. hlrtr Scent! 20. Florae a 10. AmIU'l Girl 10. Newamaenalne 18.

Hnotele 15. I.a erouae tf. 6 High Dive 16, Are-are 10. Bcgorra 8. 7 Andre 18, Sea Bob 15, Blue Churgcr .1.

8 GKCMIMTO 29. Thwarted 10, Theologian 2. AT KEENEI.ANO 1 Gerry Frank 18. Old Bugged 14. Wlae Warrior 4.

2 College 20, Copperttone 10, Mother Morria 8. 3 Big I'on 12, Shoppln Shoet 0, Ei-ccMa 8. 4 Mahplay 18, Fleeting Star 8. Eland 7. 6 Our Kruneat 1(1, Unbridled 13, Bloody Step 7.

6 Script Writer 19. Smack Over 8. Mldweat A. 7 ALL BRITISH 25. Hypocrltr 5, Black Yankee 3.

AT SPORTSMAN'S 1 Staggering In 11, Cohoaa 10, Hur rlcane S. 2 Ormea Town 14, Cathy Jo 13. Mar. tin Uhcliin 7. 3 Croaabow Girl 13, Eaay Mlai 12, Jim'a Town 6.

4 NVMIM AIH ii. Beat Doing! D. Grey-town 8. 8 l.ocadah 14. Merry Thought 12, inter Land 8.

8 Poaaeaa 17. Bnorat 11. Barbara L. 4. 7 Mork Ha I lie 18, Chnllcnle 17, Happy Eat 2.

8 Ijidy Rldgewell 13, Magnui 10, Eaiy Homer 9. Fair Strike 12. Black Mltteni 11, Jack Fuaano 9. SPORTSMAN'S PARK RESULTS FIRST Seven furlonga: Rusty Lnd (Cook) 10.80 Atomic F.nergy (Schreck) 6.80 4.60 13.20 7.H0 i Repartee (Baldwin) Time 1 :20 3-5. Lencnton, o.ou Grlcricaa Roae.

The Orphan. Roman Vulcan. Sliat- terrd. Mllll Victor, Molly Marie. SECOND Seven furlonga! Play Kda (Baldwin) 13.00 7.60 Rig Inch (took) 8.40 Strnda (Collins) Time 1 2-5.

Mar Pompey, Flavor, Scrap Iron. At Night, House, Break Thru. Garble. 3.80 4.40 2.80 High Ratrle THIRD Seven furlonga; Vosl Leo (Cook) 20.80 8.40 4.40, Blue Runner (Wagner) 7.20 3.S0 Seneca Squaw Baldwin) 3.00 Time I 1-6. Ijiat Raid.

Strict. Second Trip, Hourly Robert, Mlaaourl, Turkey Boots, Pretty Ruth. FOI'RTH Seven furlonga! Phantom Heels (Sknrnnskl) 12.00 6.40 nun Senatoc Gtiv (Coffman) 18.40 10.80 Forgotten Mlsa (tamp) 20.20 Time 1 :29 2-5. Jeanie Drew, Nifty, rnequal, Poltroon, Kay Brown, Fighting Day. Ming Tol.

FIFTH Seven furlonga: Smnrtiax (Schreck) 10.40 S.40 4.20 Maltntor (tortman) 6.110 4.21) Nobility (Conk) 4.20 Time 1 1-6. Participation, Local Swtog. I'goby. SIXTH Seven furlonga: Alabama Belle (Riildwln) 10.40 6.20 3.20 In Clas, (Carroll) 3.60 .1.20 Look Here (Skoronskl) 3.80 Timr Saila. Our Ted.

Sliver k. SEVENTH Seven furlonga! Prince Abbey (Skoronskl) 3.80 2.60 2.20 Manrhac (Wagner) 3.60 2.60 Clear Day (( oilman) 3.41) Time 1 :27 I'nrle John. Baahtul Sun. Grand Sunbeam, Away Away. EIGHTH Seven furlonga: Rtlhhleatrram 6.00 3.00 3.00 Fl Purho (Coffman) 6.40 4.011 Monica (amp) Time 1:30 1-5.

No Reward. I'rhanite, Blue Bar, Admiral Don, Double Barrel. NINTH Mile and one-eighth: De l.lao (ludlca) 13.20 6.00 4.20 Black Joey I lluhon) 3.40 2.SO O'Glve (Watcher) 4.60 Time I 4-8. lama Duke. Madam Jeep, Nehraaka Cash.

Marlln. EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES AT JAM MCA) FIRST Purse (l.otMl. claiming. 2-year-old maiden colts and geldings. 6 furlongs: LabriHik 122 Lively Jeep II 'Pharos Fart Fated (olden Grip To Challenge Flight Captain Fighting Wlae Wind Tunnel Prestissimo Merman 11)9 116 122 1111 lltl 116 1HI 109 111 Helicon Arletod Rvthminhlm "Mar Reau Subsidy Strain Tidewater The Joltrr 116 116 116 100 16 1 16 122 1 1 16 SECOND Purse (3.500.

claiming. vear-o)de and up. I'm miles: Stride Away 114 hie Oak 117 115 117 120 113 French Roae Sam Mr A tee lh Rabble Dottle McC. Pasaavant 112 IDS 117 105 100 'Fares East Salalar Cnrle Don Without Fear THIRD Purae (3.500. claiming.

2-vcar- old maiden colte and geldings. 6 furlonra: Colony Page 111! 116 Jukes Jest lltl! 117 stalk Thrust Fasy Tom 7.on Easter Airline Adrastua 116 116 III! llll 119 lit 116 116 1 16 I Market 1161 Adar Tolklng Fox Ravioli Haffy la.tl Puatl Smashing 116 116 I Pennington Bor 1 1 John Peel V' Gar Tims 116 FOI'RTH Purse (4.000, maidens, rear-old fillies. 6 furlonra: Thirty centt 112 Gloriont Emma Come What 'Hmola Mar 11 Girl Florarlta 117 iark Twloe Smlllog Sea 112 Manv Islands Karopa 112 la the Market 117 112 112 i 117 FIFTH Puree (4.000. allowances. veacoid filllea.

6 fucloneaf 2- HiNtaie 115 Mis Nancy Belh-ahe 115 trlsta -( edar Juntla 1 10 Tboris 115 110 II.M I.a rernose ji. in car 116 Vrai viaaarlne 1IA I SIXTH Purse (7.50 added. White i Plaina Handicap. 3-ycar-vlda and up. 1 s).

miles tllult Dow 120 1 vHisoae atoutrt 112 Delate 112 4rmagh Huh Dlie Out Point Bexarra Blue tolt 10 122 116 115 10A 113 tinerd of Honor 1l)2 Arcaie 119 Tia Clra II Asaicomcal tLaskrr King Ranch entry. FAN FARE 9 Ifc.lln I AU1CWATC V'vV sere I lCM 0" THEV HA5 I I Hl0WNR00V I V0UT iH I J3 7 TMEW)t i 55- I TS TUV xT- OOTSVEXY I eac I I i NEEDS JR. ACCOUNTANT TQOLMAKERS TOOL GRINDERS TOOL INSPECTORS DIE MAKERS METAL PATTERN MAKERS MACHINE REPAIR MACHINISTS WOOD MODEL MAKERS EXPERIMENTAL SHEET METAL POWER HAMMER OPERATOR MILLWRIGHTS TINSMITHS PIPEFITTER SEMI OUTSIDE TRUCK DRIVERS AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL GRINDERS GEAR CUTTERS BULLARD OPERATORS PRODUCTION MACHINE OPERATORS METAL POLISHERS (Before Plating) BUFFERS COMBINATION WELDERS BENCH AND FLOOR INSPECTORS ASSEMBLERS METAL FINISHERS Employment Office Open 7 a.m. Daily and All Day Saturday 2860 CLARK BORING MILL HAND HOURS A WEEK PLENTY OVERTIME TOP RATES K-C MACHINE TOOL CO. 8010 HOLMES BUMPERS (2) Experienced on Cadillac tnd Oldimo-htle, "1O-511.

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