Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 4

GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE HERMAN By Clyde Observation Tower Dedicated 4 Wed, Jan. 21, 1953 In Sturgeon Bay Ceremonies Special to Press-Gazette STUKGEON BAY, Wis. Tues- iday Major General Ralph J. Olson, FURNITURE 'state director of Civil Defense, (dedicated Sturgeon Bay's Ground corps observation tower GIVES YOU ALL Following the dedication ceremonies at the city hall, there was a luncheon at the Nautical inn for the guests and corps members. In his talk at the luncheon, General Olson defined Civilian Defense, as "defense of the whole front, by civilians," and said there should be 10 posts in Door county.

He Find Car of Man Missing From Shawano Junk Yard Owner at Cadott Says Below Sold Him Automobile on the city hall here at 11:30 a. m. Tuesday. At the same time two F-86 Saberjets from the Madison Air by saying that civilian de- saluting 'ended field Dared over the city 1 the Ground Observation corps tense is like an insurance policy 1. America's most dependable TV sets made by the world's largest builder of electrical equipment --General Electric.

2. On? full year, labor, service and ALL parts policy optional. 3. MI'LLEN'S is one of the very few established dealers in Green Bay that does ALL its own TV repairs and antenna installations. No "FARM Ol'T" of service to third parties you deal direct with Mll.LKVS.

4. MI'LLEN'S has 7 men In its Serv ice Dept. and maintains shop and road test and repair equipment. 5. MI'LLEN'S Green Bay and Sheboygan stores have installed and serviced over 151)0 TV sets to date.

6. You can depend on Mullen's for Tops in Service Value and easiest terms in Green Bay as others have for over 30 years. here. Almost every person we hope we never have to use Sturgeon Bay heard the jet planesjit, but it's better to have it, and but very few saw them, which not need, than to need it and not highlighted the need for civilian; have it. observers 01.

24-hour watch forj complete air security. Parents of 0 Son The Sturgeon Bav Air Defense; Ground Observer corps l.s ,10 wa. Zlrn the Oconto hospital to Mr and Mrs. Leonard Belongia, Oconto, route 1. Mrs.

Coral Lorenzen, Sturgeon 'Bay, is supervisor of this unit, and Chftord Wills is the chief ob Best Shoua (it Town for I. on est I'rlcej in Town IRt. SAT. SIN. Vaudeville at Its Best TROPICS ROOM at Riverside Ballroom No Cover No Minimum server.

The city underwrote the $500 jcost of erecting the sky-watching post for this area, and numerous establishments have furnished and equipped the tower. jGreen Bay Center The local Ground Observer; jcorps is under the direction of; the Green Bay Filter Center. Com-; to Sturgeon Bay for the riedi-1 cation today were Lt. Harry Bun-j idow. commanding offiier in Green i SHAWANO, Wis.

The search for Don Below, Shawano gnrafic-man who has boon missing since May 23, hits been resumed with the' discovery that he sold his car at Cadott, Wis. Cadott is ISO miles west of Shawano. A junk dealer there said Below had sold the car to him. Shenlf Ted tul and Undcrsher-iff Hugo Baker went to Cadott Tuesday to pick up the new trail. They had learned Monday that a farmer near Cadott had bought Below's 1.D38 black Chevrolet at the junk -yard about six weeks ago.

The junk dealer is Arthur Green, who also operates a filling station. He told Eul and Baker that Below stopped at his place with a burned i.ut nnuerUng rod. Sold For Below seemed to be in a hurry, and readily accepted the dealer's offer of $20 for the disabled ma vauo t-liics as far as Alaska were run down. Art Peterson Fires Bav; Lt. LaVere Wjremg, and Lt.

old daughter. Below, issued pub-j I QD DOWliriQ bCOTeS Bul. maker, also of Green -I 1 lie anneals for his return. Bay, ana aauier, GOC coordinator of Madison. fnr value! i TV beal terms: beats us tor Below is about five feet.

1 1 inches tall and weighed around 220 pounds. He has fairly lignt hair which he combs back, ami ruddy complexion. Settlement Made in False Damage Suit i OCONTO. laurels, were claimed by Art (Cap) Peterson when he tired 1 tallies in the American Bowling league diere Monday night. Other top counts in the match were John jAltergott, Henry Deiping-'haus, 581; John Kassubc, 2 IB, and jjoe U'X, 2(15.

Great Lakes Shoes won a pair 'from Amorcs and posted 2,907 for Ithe best series. Bond Pickle hit 11,044 for the high game and registered a double-win over Spa. chine. An attendant helped Below remove his dealer's license plates. Taking his brief ease from the car.

Below walked west down the road with the plates under his arm. Why Gamble With Your HEARING? New Photosrription Service Assures scientific selection of i hearing aid that best for uu. Green said the car remained in; MANITOWOC, Wis. 'UP' A his yard until about six weeks; false arrest damage suit for foBlACK-MYUIt ago. when a farmer ottered to $30,0110 has been settled nut of ,014 game.

Oliier Here's heartening neus for all hard of' court. Attorney Patrick Dewane' Amorcs had a 1 wins u-orp MM "ZV bv Sucharda Coal hearing people. The new fitting method Dewane was representing Juel.over Oak Park, American Legion tuallv photoRra.s'sound waVes as the.W All Yours for Only $2.50 a Week a ninooo uiurnii. uiiri over lion inn. ana ounsiiine r.a rv ieae your nearniK aiu.

pay uu write or call todav. We ha u'lm film! suit Aumista 'nvpp Lanr-s tn '1'lon' batteries and service for most makes. YOU want to pick up the bijrpest TV vahio Wis Polire Chief Rnurr Halm. I Mad'sen claimed Habn arrested' It has been estimated that only! FICTUM HEARINC AID in years come in today. Those CENTER 7 per cent of human physical variations can be assigned to causes other than inheritance.

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him with an unsigned warrant and had him jailed at Manitowoc, Neillsville, and Eau Claire. Mad.Nen was never charged and was released after a day in the Eau Clair jail. Madsen's suit was supposed to come up in circuit court here this week. Dewane said it was settled bore but did not reveal the amount of the settlement. trade it for an old Plymouth.

The state motor vehicle department noted that the car was on the "missing" list when the farmer filed application for a license for the car. The Shawano county officers Identified the car as having belonged to Below by a broken grill, a broken frame and a welded fender. Belaud Green, son of the junk dealer who was present when Below drove up, identified Below's picture. Buyer for Car Below left his garage in Sha-. wano at about II o'clock on the morning of May 23.

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