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Book Belonging To Missing Berkeley Youngster Pinole, Calif. U.R) The finding of a schoolbook belong ing to Stephanie Bryan the first real clue to her disappear ance spurred the police and sheriff's deputies to new efforts today in their search for the missing girl. The schoolbook, issued to Ste phanie in her French class at the Willard Junior High school, was found in field off the Franklin Canyon road, about three miles from its junction with Highway 40 near Pinole. Found Near Fence David Tyree, 67, of San Pab lo, accidentally saw it lying near a barbed wire fence on the south side of the highway last Thurs day. He picked it up, but thought no more of the book until yes terday when he read of Sun day's unsuccessful mass search for the girl. ' - Stephanie disappeared on April 28 while walking from school to her Bergeley home. Her parents believed she was kidnaped. On the following day, eight witnesses said they saw a girl answering Stephanie's descrip- tion struggling with a man driv j er in an auto on Tunnel Road near Orinda. After reading of the case in the newspapers, Tyree thumbed through the book and found Stephanie's name in the back. Linda Christian Still Loves Power London (U.R) Linda Chris tian flew into London Monday night and said she "can't stop loving" actor Tyrone Power whom she divorced last week. As for the $1,000,000 divorce settlement, "it's so taxable," she shrugged. .The 29-year-old actress flies on to spain today to talk about making a picture there. Any. salary she makes will be de ducted from what she gets from Power, she said, but "I didn't really want the million. "'What I want is work and ex pression, she added. Linda told reporters in her hotel suite "you can't stop lov ing a man who is the father of your children." BUDGET MEETING Jacksonville The Jackson ville budget committee will meet at 8 pjn. today at the city hall. Located He called San Pablo police. Stephanie's teacher confirmed that the book had been issued to the girl. Area Searched . Eight police cars from the Berkeley police and the Contra Costa sheriffs office sped to the scene and began an immediate search of the area by flashlight. At 1:30 a.m., they had found nothing, and called off the search until dawn.1 In Redwood City, the San Mateo County sheriffs office cleared Michael Yoscovitch, 24, of Redwood City, as suspect in the disappearance of Stepharie. Indian Diplomat Reaches Red China Hong Kong (U.R) Indian dip lomat V. K. Krishna Menon reached Red China today on a mission that might set up talks between the United States and Communist China and bring about the release of imprisoned American airmen. Krishna Menon flew into Hong Kong and then crossed the bor der of the British colony into Red China en route to Canton and Peiping. The Indian United Nations del egate who is a roving ambassa dor for Prime Minister Jawa haral Nehru said he was going to Red China at the invitation of Premier-Foreign Minister Chou En-Lai. 'Chou invited him to make the visit to continue the discussions they started at the recent Bandung conference, Krishna Menon told reporters at Hong Kong airport. He denied he was going to Pei ping as a mediator trying to set tle the Formosa dispute and re fused to disclose the exact pur pose of his trip. . Exploratory Drilling Planned Near Ontario Ontario, Ore. (U.R) Drilling in Malheur county will start soon on a new exploratory well for gas and oil, Ray Ranger, Texas oil man who will do the drilling, said today. The site of the new shaft will be 10 miles north of Vale. It will be done in cooperation with the Oroco Oil and Gas Co., which struck gas in commercial quanti ties in a well near New Ply mouth, Idaho on April 26. The telephone call that made Joanle's heart Jump. Joanie might be the girl next door. At 14, she's cute as anything. And . cuter still when the color rushes to her cheeks ... as it did the night Joe, one of the fellows in the Freshman Class, called to invite her . to the next school dance. Outwardly, Joanie seemed calm. But when . her Dad nodded "yes," her knees did feel kind of weak. After all WFP:'I1D.IB'IE Here Are tht Sizes You'll Find: ' . MISSES SIZES . Size 10 12 14 16 18 20 No! 15 33 46 27 23 18 JUNIOR SIZES ; : Site .9 j 11 13 15 ' -No! 15 33 29 28 Be Sure and Watch Pick's Lovely Models Display These Exciting Dresses KBES-TV, Wed. 8:30 P.M. For Best Results - Use Mail Tribune Classified Ads! (?) 1) jt If 10 95 112 EAST MAIN STREET Next Door To Robinson Bros. TnMdty, May 10. a first date happens but once. And when you stop to think of it, isn't it true that telephone calls herald many a big moment in pur lives reunions, weddings, births? 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