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DETROIT FREE PRESS Monday. Sept. 28. 1959 Fat Girls Choice at Altar Drop that Laxative! Genius Farm oy LONDON tUPI) Fat girls have a better chance 'of getting married than skinny girls, a British physician reported Sunday. Dr.

K. W. Parnell. Oxford University researcher, put the fat girl's odds at 3-2 over the lean, willowy type. According to the results of his study, the fat.

fairly muscular and short girl rates a po per cent chance for marriage. A thin girl, with little mu ele and very tall, stands only a 60 per cent chance, FaxaaU reporter. Joke Ends In Death MEXICO CITY Fernando Garcia, a truck driver, pulled a toy pistol and pointed it at another truck driver as a joke. The second driver didn know it was a joke. He pulled a real pistol and shot and killed Garcia.

Butch, 12. Expert at Calculus Problems Don take chances with habit-forming, irritating laxatives when Nature provides such a beneficial, delicious "regulator" in Bennett's Prune Juice! Through an exclusive process, using only Santa Clara prunes, Bennett's gives you prune; juice with all the natural, effective laxative qualities. So mild, many doctors suggest it even for babies. Forget harsh medicine-laxatives BUTCH DOES his chores like any farm boy and enters animals in competition at the county fair. People like his open and easy way.

He's inclined to be bookish, but not at all antisocial. Butch's mother recalls the make a delicious glass of Bennett's Pkune Juice your "regular" morning bracer or bedtime nightcap. At your grocer. Liner Da Vinci To Sail in June GENOA. Italy The Italian Line has set next June 30 as the date for the maiden sailing of the new liner.

Leonardo Da Vinci, to New York. I The 32.000-ton vessel, biggest built in Italy since World War II, replaces the Andrea Doria. mm swsssnsssswwssssasssistiaiss inisaiae mm rnmmrn, mm m-mm i in i mmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm MI (ft 1 A A. if A 1 U1 "'r SIMCA ELYSEB sunk after a collision in 1956. SAN LUIS OBISPO.

Calif. ijP You could bump into this tousle-haired farm boy on the street and never suspect his secret. The secret i so well kept that the boy himself doesn't know it. He's a genius, with an I.Q. of 1S6, but he thinks it's perfectly normal for a Hoy of 12 to solve calculus problems with the ease of a computer as normal as apple pie.

It seems normal to him he's been doing: calculus since he was 7. So gifted is the boy that California State Polytechnic College and a Los Angeles missile-parts firm are installing a costly scientific laboratory in his home, to enable him to carry on research far too advanced for his country school. Neither the college nor Leach Corp. will disclose the boy's name. His father, a construction superintendent, insisted on this before permitting the hoy to take part In this experiment in science education.

The boy we'll call him Butch has no emotional problems stemmins from his brilliance and his parents if If first hint she had that he might be a prodigy: 'One day when he was seven he picked up a school book brought home by one of his older brothers. He said, Gee, this looks Intersting. D'you suppose it would all right if I read it for a His mother shrugged indulgently, and Butch began reading his way into a fascinating new world of logic and symbols called mathematics. A year ago his teacher called on the college for help. "He's too much for me." she told Dean Harold P.

Hayes. "I can't keep up with him, much less teach him." BUTCH KEPT on going to his one-room school, but college professors began coaching him in math and electronics, his special field. His need for advanced equipment led them to appeal to industry. Leach director of engineering. Robert R.

Beachler, told Cal Toly to make up a list and he would supply the necessary meters, tubes and other electronic spaghetti. The college will supervise-Butch's home training through a steering committee consisting of the heads of three instructional divisions and the dean of students. Butch meanwhile will continue in school he's in the first year of high school now and carry on his experiments in his spare time. i laaal Lhm3 nm! 6 nights? AFRAID TO EAT WHAT YOU LIKE? Tense, Nervous, Jittery because of Acid Indigestion? New York, Sr. Y.

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Contains no Bicarbonate of Soda or Bismuth, is neither constipating nor laxative. Get Jests front engine economy import SQQ00 miseries of Acid Upset may strike tonight but why toss and turn? Relief comes in moments when you take Tums. Fast, long-lasting, safe relief from acid indigestion, heartburn or gas. Tums at the bed-: side keeps you on the right side DOWN "1698S8 up to 40 m.p.g. ACTRESS Helen Broderick Crawford, old-time vaudevil-lian and mother of actor Broderick Crawford, died Saturdav in Beverly Hills.

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i -vi ...........7................... Obituaries Bill Snethkomp's Palmer Park Auto Sale 17437 3rd neor Mile Read Taylors' Motor Sales, Inc. livernois Ave. between 7 and. 8 Mile Road? Open Monday.

Friday, Saturday till Jt works wt ruus! Sorry, No Ed Carpenter Soles 3340 Michigan Ave. Wayne Raynal Brothers Company 103 Chalmers Ave. peer Harper Orders 1 Mail Orders CARL, BAUERLE An electrician at the Free Press, Mr. Bauerle, 63, of 21615 Trombly, St. Clair Shores, died Saturday in Harper Hospital.

to Limit f'' 1 it He was born In Detroit and had lived in the Detroit area all his life. He came to the Free Press July 27, 1925. He was survived by a son, Harvey, two brothers and two sisters. Services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Warrick Funeral Home, 1039 E.

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