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THURSDAY. JULY 17,
Hint Dog Survived Bikini Atom Blast
WASHINGTON, July 17 (U. P.) — Scientists roaming Bikini atoll to re-examine the scene Of last year's atomic bomb tests have evidence that a dog has been thriving on what they thought was a deserted island. When they first Tuesday, the scientists discovered fresh” tracks made by a dog and found numerous ‘insects on the atoll, While no trace of the dog itself has been seen, the navy considers it possible that one was left behind when the island was combed for the removal of every living creature in 1045. . It was recalled that a mascot with the original test group had given birth to a litter just before the bomb blast, One of her-puppies may have béen inadvertently - left behind to enjoy the solitude. The group landed with Geiger counters to test radioactivity and wearing heavy protective clothing. In their firsts look over the tiny atoll, they found some radioactivity on the beach, and stronger amounts on life rafts and other ships’ gear tossed up on the beach.
Ship Movements By UNITED PRESS
NEW YORK, Jul 17 (U. P.).—8hi jpovamenta scheduled today in New Yor I:
ar Arriving—Pt. Amherst from Bermuda, Marine Marlin from Bremerhaven, Greeley Victory from Piraeus, Madaket from Ant-
werp. Departing — George W. Goethals for Bremerhaven, Pierre Victory for Antwerh, Queen Elizabeth for Southampton, Robin uxford for , Tamerlane for Lobito, Captain for Havana, Sovereign of the Seas for San Juan.
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x Acme Telephoto FIEND'S VICTIM—The mutilated body of 8-year-old Charles Mulholland has been
discovered in a barn near Lincoln, Neb.- Police say a sex fiend killed the boy.
GOP Committee Hears |
Campaign Reports The Republican state committee met at noon today to hear reports
on progress in the municipal elec- | tion campaigns. i State Chairman Clark Springer said the district chairmen who make | up the state committee already have | received detailed progress reports from county chairmen over the! state, He described today's meeting as| a “routine affair’ to ‘co-ordinate these | {reports into a statewide picture,
NAMED SERVICE ENGINEER Clayton K. Taylor has been named service engineer for Indianapolis office of Brown Instrument Co. He has just completed a course at Brown school of instrumentation at Philadelphia, Pa.
3-Legged Rooster Aids Meat Costs
GALION, 0, July 17 (U. P).— said “the freak was healthy, but The Galion Produce Co. today re-|8 little Susy. Jos. Wolcott Sought that m caused by an infeported its solution to the high cost| : of meat—more roosters like its rority fomplex. : three-legged Buff Orpington named Paul. ] The rooster has two normal legs on which he stands and walks like other fowl, but a third leg, complete with “drumstick” and normal foot, protrudes from Paul's right hip. Paul's discoverer, Frank Wolcott,
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Forst mortgage loans ........... Tasnsansaasnerny $1,866,725.04 Loans on passhooks and certificates....... Artaaey 450.00 Properties sold on contract ........... a aeyae . 82,979.28 Real estate owned and in judgment .... 30.00 Federal Home Loan Bank stock ........ 60,000.00 United States government securities ... 1,299,00.00 Cash on hand and in banks ....... ...icceeevaeeees 107,702.08 Office building and equipment, less depreciation ......... FREER Sannanh eeess 99,001.00 Total a88ets svcvvicensnrans shanna ne vess+.$3,515,887.38 LIABILITIES Members’ share accounts .............. Cha shy $3,078,684.39 Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank......... 75,000.00 LOANS IN PrOCeSS o..cocrsvettasiirsnnssssassnsnss 335.17 Other liabilities ......... SEELEY sn ana 465.44 Specific TeServes ......csvtsnsranvneginss is 2,200.04 General reserves ,..cesvsssssssnseses: $262,000.00 Undivided profit .....ceveessisinsnes 97,202.34 359,202.34 Total liabilfties .....oeevesoens MR $3,515,887.38 Leo F. Welch, Secretary
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