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It’s just that J object to her holding all the voting stock!! ’Jfc yy zJ Z HOSTAGES UNHARMED Gang Flees After Gun Battle With 75 Police ST PETERSBURG Fla (UPD— A gang of safecrackers holding a country dub caretaker hostage shot It out with 73 policemen early today and then escaped The caretaker’s wife who had locked' herself in the dub house office kept an open telephone line to police throughout the gun battle Officers swapped shots with the gang until one fled using the caretaker John McDonald as a shield At first light police rushed the club but found the other gunmen had slipped away They believed there were three or four in the gang When the officers entered the club they found Mrs McDonald where she had stayed throughout the 2 fight— lying on the office floor with an open telephone line to police headquarters She and ter husband were un- c St Petersburg police reinforced by highway patrolmen and sheriffs deputies threw up a cordon around the entire Lake Wood residential section of southeast St Petersburg They believed the gunmen were hiding in woods in the area Police reported they found a car hidden in bushes near the club and broadcast a pickup order for the vehicle’s listed owner Lyle T Ennis Police also requested local television and radio stations to broadcast appeals for citizens to report any wounded persons spotted in the city Mrs McDonald was taken to a hospital where she was put under sedation The club Is the Lakewood Country Club scene of many of the annual St Petersburg PGA open tournaments harmed There was $1850 in the safe but One policeman suffered a cut on his ’hand when he and one of the the bandits never got it McDonald was released unbandits exchanged shots through harmed two glass doors H-ho- ©PEN' PAY AN® ur ter General Arthur E Summerfield says there may be a “spirited” battle between Vice President Richard M Nixon and Gov Nelson A Rockefeller for the GOP presidential nomination GOP naSummerfield one-tim- e said chairman tional yesterday he didn’t believe the Republicans would parallel the 1352 fight in which Eisenhower supporters split party ranks and defeated the late Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio However he said in an Interview that “there may well be a spirited contest” between Nixon and Rockefeller extending into state primary elections Summerfield who declined to reveal his own choice to head the GOP ticket said that none of the Democratic hopefuls who had been -A- DVIRTISIMINT- (D-FL- With Little Worry Et talk laugh or snerte without fear of Insecure false teeth dropplnic lipping or wobbling JTASTEETB bold plate firmer and more comhas no fortably Tbl pleasant powder gooey pasty taste or feeling rummy cause nausea It’s alkaline Doesn’t Cbec (non-cl“plate odor (denture breath) Get FASTECTH at any drug counter d) m WOLL 3 4 a) (Minn) Smathers said that “the South will stay in the Democratic Party” j in 1960 if the nomination goes to Democartic leader Lyndon B John-- 1 son (Tex) Sen John F Kennedy (Mass) or Sen Stuart Symington (Mo) PS Arabs Demonstrate 0hntbarb-£xamfnf- T IX Intend at the Postoffice at Ogdtn as second class matter acoiu irg to Act Cf Congress Varch 8 1879 Subscription rates — 173 per month Standard-lremine- r la Dryers Duill for Uso Willi Your Bring You Clean Utah The ilMYTA© WSIHIK AMB i Washers Built to Utah Ogden 1® 1ESAM© MEW 24m it end Kieiel Av Published deity end Sunday at Cjden Utah by the Standard' Examiner Publishing Co AG!1 ©FFEII Your Old Washer Can Be Your Down Payment on a BONN Germany (UPI) — Police Sunday broke up a demonstration by Arab students at Bonn University in protest against French policy in Algeria There was no violence Telephone FALSE TEETH IHIOUR! mentioned would pose any serious threat to the Republican nominee But Sen George Smathers said that regardless of whom the Republicans put up the South would vote solidly for any of the Democratic aspirants except possibly Sen Hubert Humphrey (Dgdrn How Many Wear m S©H© of Morothon Prices Now Your You Get Moke in Sure MoytoQ Hurry TW© CAL©A®S Summerfield Expects Battle Between Nixon Rockefeller WASHINGTON (UPD —Postmas- FOR MQSIH1Y Linl-Frc- o Wringer Vasher Clrihcs member of The Associated Press The United Pres Internationa? 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