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falo Pat Fisher, Port Huron, and
James;W. Wright, Port Huron.

(nu fr PgiSHIRLEY J. FLAGLER, Det.,
Cobntinued from Page 11) and Jack Humrich, Det.; Betty
Fleiss, Det., and Alfred Rose, New
ALICE DWYER, Ann Arbor, and 'York City; Audrey Mae Fletcher,.
Jay Handelsman, Chicago; Janie r "Det., and Harold M. Simon, Jr.,
E , n , , brDet.; Marjorie Flint, Hart, and
Eisner, Emlenton, Pa., and PobertDon Coombs, Chicago; Mr. and
Strachan, Ann Arbor; Helene Eck Mrs. W. Gerald Flynn, Rocky
el, Ann Arbor, and Frank Nelson, River, 0.
Grand Rapids; Sheila Edmiston, Dorothy Fogel and Martin Hor-
Det., and Alfred R. Becker, Jr., wit; Frances Foley, Flint, and
Montclair, N.J.; Doris Egan, Det., Ray Webb, Flint; Nancy Foltz, Mt.
and Bill Connolly, Washington, Pleasant, and Charles Dafoe, Kt.
D.C. Pleasant; Pat Ford, Grosse Pointe,
{ Ruth Eldrich, Bay City, and and Jim Ensign, Franklin; Kath-
Harley Jennings, Jr., Danville, Va.; erine Gail Foster, Davison, and
Mary Elferdink, Grand Rapids, Edward M. Miller, Det. Gail Fos-
and Ralph Barrett, Jr., Ferndale; ter, Davison, and Roger Grismore,
-r. and Mrs. Phil Elkus, Det. ; Ann Arbor; Barbara Fox, Ypsi-
"ai Elen rt, Brooklyn, lanti, and David Muller, Trenton.
and Lloyd Jarrisch, Brooklyn, Carolyn Fox, Saginaw, and
.Y. Frank W. Brink, Jr., Saginaw;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eller- Lois Ann Fraker, Deerfield, and
busch, Det.; Joan Ely and Jackson Gene H Mackey, New Castle, Pa.;
Smart, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. R. C Pearl Francis, LaFellete, Tenn.,
Engel, Det.; Jean Engstrom, Fern- and Bob Holland, Allegan; Enid
dale, and Gail L. Shoup, Jr., Grand Frank, Adrian, and Dick Gautz,
,Vapids; Ethel Ericksen, Comstock Adrian; Joan Frankman, Greene-
Park, and Bob Bossemeyer, Ann Mich.; Evvie Fairbanks and I. ville, 0., and Robert S. Myers,
Arbor; Joan Essex, Traverse City, Dana Elcar; Joan Fast and F. D. Washington, D.C.
and Henry A. Milczuk, Det.; Mar- Tennent; Betty Jo Faulk, Grosse
,yn- Essex, Traverse City, and Pointe, and Dick Entenmann, To- JOANNE FRANSON, Det., and
Sam Valuck, Muskegon Heights. ledo, 0.; Diana Faulk and Henry Richard S. Brown, Det.; Peggy
Berry; Lt. and Mrs. Edward R. Franz, Grand Rapids, and Duane
MERLE ESTILL, Carrier, Okla., Feicht, Jr., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.; Gotschall, Grand Rapids; Phyll
and James Snider; Katherine Ev- Marian Feldkamp, Ann Arbor, and Fraser, Det., and Bob Higbee, Det.;
ans and Larry Doolittle; Phyllis Charles M. Allman, Ann Arbor. Jule Frederick, Det., and Don
Anne Evans, Traverse City, and Stella Ferenc, Kalamazoo, and Shumaker, Det.; Ilene Fredericks,
Ralph W. Evans, Linden; Jane William Brace, Det.; Helena ies- Det., and Bob Russell, Det.; June
Ewbank, Albion, and John F. selmann, Det., and John Zabris- Freitag, Det., and Roy Brogren,
Swanson, Albion; Harriet Ewing, kie, Det.; Joani Fink and Calvin Det.
Det., and Robert G. Beatty, Kala- Tobin; Betty Fischback, Billings, Barbara Friedman, Det., and
mazoo. Mont., and Hal J. Barrial, New Herb Shevin, Det.; Helga Fried-
Ruth Fairbank, Ashville, N.Y., York City; Suzanne E. Fisher, rich, Kassell, Germany, and Ger
and Carl Lentz, Jr., Nashville, Buffalo, and Louis R. Reif, Buf- ' ald Hover, E. Lansing; Joanne

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Amesbury, Mass.; 'r. and Mrs.
Marvin Fuller, Dot.; Beverly Ful-
lerton, Det., and Charles Laurer-
son, Canton, 0.
Lona Gage and Harold Jackson;
Doris Gale and Robert Barie; Bar-
bara Jayne Gans and Jim Carl-
e son; Doris Gardner and Bob Dil-
lon; Grace Gardner, Det., and
Don Gibson, Det.; Joanne Gard-
ner and Ken Bay; Marjorie Gar-
man, Schenectady. N.Y., and Wy-
man F. Uhli. Monroe; Dorothy
Garrett. Det., and. Bill Johnson,
Det.
VIRGINIA GARRITSEN, Det.,
-Bill smith and Paul B. Hamilton, Det.; Betty
.z *Anne Gast, Highland Park, and
Frye, Adrian, and Jerry Smith, Wallace K. Lesnick. Det.; Mr..and
Adrian; John and Barbara Fuller, (Continuedc n Page 13,


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