THO AT, JULT 6, 1950
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
TItKIRgbAT, 3TJLt 6, 1950 ~7 flTFJ MICHIGAN DAILY
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HEARTS FLUTTER, EYES POP:
Hard-Tops Combine Sleek Look, Safety
By The Associated Press
DETROIT - With so - called
"hard-top" convertibles fluttering
the hearts of stylish wives and
popping the eyes of all young-in-
heart, Ford has thrown its hat in-
to the race with three new models.
The cars, with the sleek look and
sprty feel of a convertible but
with an all-steel top for safety's
sake, were originated shortly after
the war by Kaiser-Frazer, which
produced the "Virginian."
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WITH FORD'S three new mo-
dels, one by Mercury and two by
Lincoln, the list of "hard-
totals 11. Others following the
"Virginian" styling were Frazer, all
five divisions of General Motors
and Chrysler. All are coupes except
the Kaiser and Frazer, which are
four-doors.
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All companies spent much ov-
ertime in dreaming up exotic,
far-away names for the Jazzy
automobiles, latest being inter-
esting sorts of alliteration for
the Ford cars: the Mercury
Monterey, the Lincoln Lido and
the Lincoln Cosmopolitan Capri.
All feature plastic-leather cov-
ering safety-steel tops. They have
all-leather upholstery or combi-
nations of leather and Bedford
Cord.
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MOST LUXURIOUS of the new
"sleeks" is the Lincoln Cosmopoli-
tan, with the word "Cosmopolitan"
splattered in fancy script chrome
on each door.
The new cars are now in lim-
ited production, but list prices
have not been announced. Gen-
To Build Soo
Air Defenses
OTTAWA- 0P?)-Defense Minis-
ter Brooke Claxton indicated yes-
terday the anti-aircraft defenses
around the vital Sault Ste. Marie
canal locks are being strengthen-
ed, but said this action has no re-
lationship to Korea.
He told a news conference that
as part of a general build-up of
reserve forces decided upon before
Korea, perhaps "we will soon be
issuing further anti-aircraft guns
to the reserve force units in the
Soo."
Claxton said training Hof key
personnel in certain fields con-
nected with civil defense is to. be
started soon when opportunities
will be provided for the training of
civilians in certain armed services
schools.
He said those civilians would be
mostly Federal and Provincial
health officials and fire marshals.
eral Motors advertised their mo-
dels as "less than the conver-
tible with the folding top," or
"only one dollar more than the
four-door standard model."
Lowest-priced model for the
hard-topped convertible is Chev-
rolet's Bel-Air. Prices go from
there to the high altitudes of Ca-
dillac, Chrysler and the Cosmo-
politan.
Death of Fan
Still Mystery
To NYPolice
NEW YORK-AP)-,Just as police
believed they were near a solution
yesterday to the slaying of Bernard
Lawrence Doyle at the Polo
Grounds, the mystery took a new
turn.
Doyle, 54, a former fight man-
ager of Fairview, N.J., slumped
dead with a bullet in the head
Tuesday as he sat in the grand-
stand with a F2-year-old neighbor
boy to watch the doubleheader be-
tween the New York Giants and
Brooklyn Dodgers.
POLICE, BELIEVING he was
slain with a .22 caliber bullet, ar-
rested a 14-year-old boy.
Then a high police official re-
vealed that Doyle had died from
a .45 caliber bullet wound.
The bullet probably was fired,
he said, "by someone celebrating
Independence Day or by a person
with a depraved mind."
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THE 14 - YEAR - OLD youth,
Howard M. Peebles, was arraigned
today before Childrens Court Jus-
tice Jane Bolin on a juvenile de-
linquency charge. A hearing on his
case will be held next Tuesday.
He was arrested when 40 detec-
tives, searching-the roofs of apart-
ments overlooking the P o 1 o
Grounds, found several empty .22
caliber shells an the roof of a
building about 1,200 feet from the
spot where Doyle was shot.
The youth denied shooting any
firearm yesterday.
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NAVAL MIGHT-Task force 86 goes to sea, led by the battleship
Missouri. Carrying 1,400 U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen, the
"Mighty Mo" and accompanying destroyers head for Cristobal,
C.Z. Meanwhile, the U.S. is preparing to unleash similar naval
power from its Pacific fleet against the Communist invaders of
South Korea.
'END OF OUTLAWRY':
King of Sicilian Bandits Slain
In Ambush by Italian Police
By The Associated Press
CASTELVETRANO, Italy-Sal-
vatore Giuliano, elusive king of
Sicilian bandits, was killed by a
burst of police fire just before
dawn yesterday.
Ambushed at a hideout iin the
heart of this hill town of 25,000,
Giuilano tried to shoot his way
free, but the luck, he had boasted
through seven years of outlawry
deserted him.
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He dropped with his chest rid-
dled by sub-machinegun bullets.
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A SPECIAL Italian national po-
lice detachment made the kill aft-
er trailing the swarthy, dark-eyed
gunman for days with a radio car
camouflaged as a newspaper
truck. The detachment formed
part of a 2,000 man force which
has huntedGiuliano sincethe
Italian government formally de-
clared war on the bandit 10
months ago.
A police spokesman said Giu-
liano was hit by at least 12 ma-
chine gun bullets in the battle.
Two or three members of Giuli-
ano's gang, with him when the
police closed in, escaped in the
darkness.
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THE END CAME as a disap-
pointment to many Italians, who
regarded the bandit king as a Ro-
bin Hood because of the way he
shared the loot of his robberies
and kidnappings with the peasant
poor.
Giuliano was born in Montele-
pre, Sicily, Nov. 16, 1922, only a
month after his parents returned
to their native land from New
York City.
His first murder was that of a
policeman who tried to arrest him
for black marketing, in 1943. He
fled to the Sicilian hills, joined
other desperados and started a
career of banditry which included
the killing of nearly 100 policemen
and scores of other crimes.
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