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fcbuple Positive Of Pregnancy Now Pitsburgh -EPB- Michael J. Kotun Jr.,39, was positive today that his wife really was pregnant the past several months. 'He had a 7 pound, 6'i ounce son to prove it. - His wife Audrey, 33, fond ling' the child at St. Joseph's hospital where both mother and baby were taken after the Impromptu delivery, was quite sure herself. But up until Thursday . -when the baby was born -Mrs. Kotun would have de nied a pregnancy emphati cally. And deny it she did when her husband asked her a few times. . "She was getting heavy and ;I kidded her about it," said Kotun, a television camera man at KDKA-TV. "I asked her a couple of times if she ' was pregnant. She told me, 'If .1 am, I don't know' anything ' about it." She found out Thursday. . She awakened feeling ill and went' to the bathroom where she delivered the child. TheyH Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo i MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfora", Or. Friday, Nov. 20, 195? Ii . '. 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Anderson, who would Jiavie been 68 on Christmas Da r. was GM vice president In charge of personnel until hfcs retirement in 1956. : , ' Services were to be held 'it 2 p.m. in the Firsf Presbyter ian church of Ann Arbor. Thie Mormon Church which Aipr derspn attended is too sma ll for the number of friends anijl associates expected to attend the final rites. Dr. Carl Richards was to of ficiate at the services. Buri;I will be in Earhart Cemetery nsre. Tribute to Anderson Anderson received a tribute Thursday from the men he sat across the table from in many bargaining sessions when he was in charge of G labor relations. . United Auto Workers Union vice president Leonard Woodl- cock, speaking for "all of ui in UAW" union .president Walter P. Reuther, who wa.t traveling outside the U. S said "during our many yeani of association with Anderson we learned to respect him asi a man of honesty and integ-i rity." . Six executives of the per sonnel staff including vicei president ' Louis G. Seatoni who succeeded Anderson,. were to be pallbearers. Curtice Thursday told news men he thought accidents such as the one Anderson died in might be avoided by permit? ting only one gun in any hunting blind. Curtice, gnef-stncken and looking tired from the events of the past two days, said Anderson was his "very close friend" for the past 35 or 40 years. Anderson was killed . Wed nesday while hunting with, Curtice ancr two other com panions on an executive hunt ing preserve on St. Anne Is land, Ont., off the shore of Lake St. Clair, about 45 miles i northeast of Detroit. , Curtice said Anderson stood up and "lurched" into his line of fire just as he pulled the trigger aiming at the lead bird in a flight of ducks. .: Meanwhile, in Canada where the shoting occurred, Crown Attorney S. A.' K. Lo gan at Sarnia, Ont., said he did not think an inquest would be held into Anderson'a death. He said he would have to confer with provincial au thorities in Toronto before a decision is announced. Cuban Winter Travel Decreases .... . : New York UPD American winter tourists by the tens of thousands have eliminated Cuba for many years their favorite spot in the. Caribbean sun-from their travel plans this winter. . Cuban travel bookings for the record tourist season just beginning are so pathetically few that Fidel Castro is send ing his chief of tourism t New York next week for a last chance effort to drum up trade. The Cuban premier, who has whipped ' up . anti-Ameri can feeling in his country while spending millions of dollars to attract American tourists, wants Carlos Almo; ina to find out why: , -Airplane bookings to Ha vana are off 90 per cent. -Seven major- steamship lines have eliminated 31 Ha vana stopovers from winter cruise schedules in the last week. -American Express dropped its winter package tour of Havana Thursday and elimi nated Havana from its es corted air tours of the Carib bean for 1960. -Travel agents are refusing to promote Cuba and are tell ing clients who insist on going that they "travel at your own risk." -Puerto Rico, in particular, and other Caribbean neigh bors such as Jamaica, the "Vir gin Islands, the Bahams and Haiti are getting the bulk of the winter vacation trade. AT WESTERN THRIFT . 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