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Wreck Inquiry Continues

LANSING, Oct. 9. -)- Coroner
Harry Leadley said tonight the cause
of the Grand Trunk Western Railway
freight train accident here Tuesday
which killed a 13-year-old boy and
injured 12 probably would not be
determined "until Saturday or Mon-
day."
He said railroad officials informed
him today that a cdmpany inquiry of
train crew members at Battle Creek
would not be completed before the

weekend. On the basis of crew mem-
*bers' statements, Leadley said, he
would determine whether to order an
r inquest into the death of James
Smith, 13, of Lansing.
"I think there's no question that
it was either an open switch or a
faulty wheel which caused the wreck,"'
* the coroner said.
Meanwhile, trains moved on sched-
ule through Lansing over temporary
tracks laid yesterday

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By HOWARD FENSTEMAKER of the room, which is adjacent to the
Three large murals, depicting main foyer of the Kellogg Building,
scenes from the Northwoods myth- shows Babe, the legendary blue ox,
ology of the famed Paul Bunyan, now pulling a huge sledge along the snow
decorate the Children's Waiting at breakneck speed.
Room of the Kellogg Foundation In- Grizzly Bears And Ox
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Designed and painted by Francis the route have been placed there, the
Danovich, of the Michigan Institute legend goes, to keep the ox's flight
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cakes, from batter mixed in a large woods.
concrete-mixer, on a giant skillet The third panel, located on the
greased by cooks' helpers with slabs east wall, depicts a huge lumberman,
of bacon tied to their feet. a prototype of the French-Canadians
Behind them are dishes being who first came to Michigan to develop
washed by the spray of Niagara Falls. at hlumber industry of Pauorigin-
Paul Bunyan In Mural yan. The man in the scene stands in
Gigantic Paul Bunyan himself is awe at the sight of the blue snow.
seated in the center of the panel ____s-______
licking his plate, and around him at
the huge table are the other lumber- Always clean and
jacks engaged in eating, although free from goo no
hardly in the approved Emily Post matter how often
style. 11 11 of

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A smaller panel on the west wall1
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