Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 3]

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By Charles Kuhn |

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~The U.8. Department ef Labor
gays the standard of living in
Russia has been declining constantly since 1928. The Russian
worker today spends 45 per cent
more time on the job than he did

in 1928 to buy~ an equal amount of:

bread. potatoes, beef, butter, eggs.
milk and sugar.

Since the early 1930's, Canada
has been the world's principa! pro
ducer of the precious platinum
group of metals. Prior to that time
Colombia and then Russia were
the main sources of world supply:
Recent developments in South
Africa are making that country an
increasingly important source.

Who Will Be Elected _
~Miss Bronze Reporter?~

_. The BRONZE REPORTER will give the following prizes to the |
winner of the ~MISS BRONZE. REPORTER contest:

6G -PUBCO hiicc cl.o ies OO

2nd Place
3rd Place

i |: é. PLEASE NOTE!~tThe church which holds:the membership of
~MISS BRONZE REPORTER~ will receive at.the same time.$50.00

cash,
_ QUALIFICATIONS. (General)

1. Age 15-18 (At close of contest)

2. Charater: Must be good,

3. Statement from Minister declaring church menitership.

4. Marital status: Single.

_ TO QUALIFY FOR,ELECTION AS ~MISS BRONZE REPORTER:

1. Mail or bring a photograph of yourself to ~MISS BRONZE
REPORTER~ Contest, 2125 Crocker, Flint 3, Mich.

2. Submit at least one hundred (100) votes nominating you to

run in the election:

3. Each week have your friends and relatives to submit votes

for you using nominating blanks to be published each

per. }

The. contest will last for only thirteen weeks beginning November

Three weeks. will be allowed to give you time to gather

The remaining ten weeks will be allot-, ted to balloting for ~MISS BRONZE REPORTER~.

week in this newspa

21, 1953.
enough votes for nomination.

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For the title ~MISS BRONZE REPORTER~. Further I am a
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No Fish Killed

In Pipeline Break

Conservation de
partment law enforcement ~agents
report that the recent pipeline
break near Mount Pleasant caused a loss of about 335 barrels of

Lansing ~

*| oil, 100 of which spewed into the

Chippewa River.

The break occurred late in November; during the next five
days, the company responsible
for the pipeline removed 60-70
percent of the oil from the! river,
placed i4 skimming dams, and
had 25 men working day and
night to clear the river of the
polluting oil.

The oil slick extended | from
Sherman field-near Mount Pleasant to Deerfield Center, a distance of about 12 miles.

Law officers report finding no f*
_fish killed by the pollution,

Work -is expected to continue
until all oil has been removed.

A life insurance company re
ports that nearly 75 per cent of
policy-holders who died in 1952
were the victims of diseases of the
heart, or blood: vessels, or of cancer. The high toll of these diseases

- was declared due to reduced mor
tality from other diseases and to
~the - fact that more policy-holders
are living to an advanced age.

An Air Force checkup has re
gealed that. 59,965 sub-contractors
~all of them small businesses~are
working on air defense jobs. The
small businesses have sub-contracts amounting to $2,400,000,000,

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Lee Jones On J.C.
Basketball Team

Flint Junior College opened up

the Michigan Junior College Bas-|.

ketball Conference with a 58-338
win over Port Huron Junior. College.:

The Bears were quite-adept at
roughhousing, yet their actions
were defensive and with preser
vation in mind.: i

Joe Roberson, center was the
big wheel| who scored 25 points
with Lee Jones and Hugh Vanitvelt "racking up 8 buckets apiece.

Saturday, December 5,

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wants in LIONEL TRAINS
MAGNE.-TRACTION.

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can send your train up grades
just like. they might meet
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long lines of cars.

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speeds never before possible
you have more CONTROL too...

you -can: stop

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HOBBY SHOP

1508 S. SAGINAW ST. |

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