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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-27

3sd Class tn' sd D's!s' ball Hn1 1.-THE
wv is not going to be an easy
task for any one contender.
Challenges are flying thick
and fast right now.
Hartman g. Co. quint is one OF the
latest to dispute title claims of Skinker
Eagles, United Typewriter Grays, Silver
Spring and Jewish Community Center
outfits. This quint bases its claim on
its record. The Brokers are on top in
the Washington City League at present
and have 10 wins In % starts.
Among the victims of Manager EN-
NETT Brodericks five are Woltz Pho
tographers, Company F, Y. M. c. A.,
w. H. West Co, K. of c. ScholaSticS,
Old Dominion Boat Club. Universal
Auto and French A. c. BrOderick will
book games at Main 545.
Title aspirations of Silver Spring
Service Co. cagers either will be
realized or lost within the next few
days. Tonight they make their major
bid in meeting Skinker Eagles in Con-
gress Heights auditorium at 8 80 o'clock.
Then. as feature Sunday attraction,
United Typewriter Grays will be enter
tanned at Silver Spring. Victories over
these two outstanding rivals would put
the Servicemen on top of the heap.
These unlimited championship aspi-
rants mean to settle their differences
definitely. Skinker Eagles have listed
Jewish Community Center unlimiteds
for Sunday at o'clock in the Heights
gym. This Is another important tilt
which will aid in unraveling the title
scramble.
United Typewriter Grays. who kept
their record unblemished in the Com
munity Center League by downing Pom
tiacs last night, 50 to 81, have chance
to sew up the league title tonight by
downing Mount Vernons when these
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With the BO,clers

italian bowlers are very much inter-
ested in the sweepstakes planned for
them by Gino SINH, manager OF the
Holy Rosary teams. Ten games are
planned in two blocks. starting at Con-
vention Hall, March 16. Arcadia alleys
will be appropriated for the second block
the following Saturday night.
Two groups will participate. All bowl
ers with averages of 100 and over Will
compose group A; Those below that
mark will comprise group B. Entry
fee for class A is SO and class entrants
will post 81.
There is also a possibility that
womans group will be organized If
enough interest can be developed.
Regina Lavezzo would like to hear from
all women interested at Franklin
9692-W. Entries for the mems events
are being received now at Arcadia, Con-
vention Hall, Avenue Valet Shop Delisi
Shoe Shop. Pension Park Market and
Balducci's delicatessen.
Northeast Temple not only mustered
its District League lineup last night
but took three from the promising
Arcadia team Ralph j. Provost of
the Temple contingent hung up sea-
sons set record with a 430 total His
counts were 1911. l4l and 1873. Temple
had expected 10 forfeit the engagements,
but succeeded in securing enough eligible
bowltrs to compete.
G.. r. Umali set the pace for Filipino
boWlers last night in the opening round
of their sweepstakes at Lucky Strike
His count was 564, trailed by G. Car
vajal with SAT and M. G. zambora with
SGT Final block games will be rolled
tonight on the same drives, starting al
8 O'Clock.
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Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruf

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. Then you
destroy it entirely.
To do this, just get about four ounces
of plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub it in
gently with the finger tips.
BY morning. most, if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and two or three
more applications will connrfTteiy dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of it, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will fnd. too. that ali itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly. and your hair WILDE lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft. and look and
feel a hundred times better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-27
CITY CLUB FIGHTERS
GET AN EVEN BREAK

City Club boxers won three and lost
three bouts with Ritz Athletic Club
battIers last night in the program that
dinner.
Though the scheduled feature be-
tween Joe Lesser of City Clup and Joe
Annalo did not materialize because of
the illness of the latter, there was
plenty of interesting action.
Summaries:
1867 pound-Minor &C. CO. got decision
iis-poundI Kaelin OBJ won over Farrell
&C. c., judges decision.
lO-pound-Frederick OBJ defeated Totten
&C. CT, technical X. o.
Il2- pound--Swetman &C. c. defeated Car
son OBJ. Judges decision.
&C. c.. foul. second round.
135-pound-Satryb &c. c. defeated Conner
(B), judges decision.
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HEARING ON BASS BILL
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

A hearing on the bill introduced
by State Senator Daniel III. Cham
bers to prohibit the sale and ship
ment Of black bass i'm Maryland will
be held tomorrow afternoon by the
fish and game committee Of the Sem
ate at Annapolis.
All those who would do q good
turn for this bill are requested to
60 down to Annapolis and attend
the hearing. This bill provides that
no small or large mouth bass can be
offered for sale in the State Of Mary
land and the shipment Of these fish
Is prohibited.
1t also states that the size Of the
fish to be taken with rod and reel or
line must be not less than 10 inches
In length, and establishes a bag
limit Of 10 bass per person per day.
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RIO De JANEIR0 PLANS
BIG TENNIS TOURNAMENT

RIO DE JANEIRO, February 81 C1
The Rio de Janeiro foot ball club is
organizing an international tennis COM
petition to take place here next Oc-
tober.
Among those invited are Cochet
Borotra, Lacoste and Boussus of France;
Austin and Gregory of England, Ste
FAM Of Italy and Tilden. Hunter, Lott
and Hennessey Of the United States.
Cochet and Borotra have already sig
nified their intention Of taking part
In this tournament.
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CONGER is GIVEN MEDAL
FOR MERITORIOUS FEAT

NEW YORK, February 81 LR.-Ray
Conger, whose surprising victory over
Paavo Nurmi in memorable mile race
provided the main thrill Of the Millrose
A. A. track and field games here. Feb
ruary 9, has been named as the winner
of the prize for the most merjtorious ac-
complishment at the meet.
Percy Williams. Canadian Olympic
sprint champion, was placed second and
Bernard McCafferty Of Holy Cross Col
leQe, third.
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DOUGHERTY, D. C. PLAYER,
SIGNS WITH FORT WORTH

James E. Dougherty of this city. who
played first base last season for Dread
naughts and Simpson Dairy base ball
teams, has signed a contract with the
Fort Worth club.
Dougherty is son Of Stag Dougherty,
a member of the old Shamrock nine
of Washington. Jakey AtZ, manager of
the Fort Worth nine, also is District
man who formerly played with the
Shamrocks.
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picture tonight-and possibly
both. II they fight as both
have fought in many of their important
contests there will be a double decked
elimination wherein a Bostonian and a
Georgian will depart together from the
land of easy money and large headlines.
I have seen Stribling fight seven times,
including two bouts with Berlenbach,
Two with Tommy Loughran and one with
Risko. Out of this collection he looked
like champion once-against Risko-
pretty bad most of the other times and
somewhat terrible against Berlenbach
in their second match.
have seen Sharkey put up one
great-looking fight-against Harry
Withstand then hand out two great
rounds against Dempsey. Also one
Of his best-looking battles against
NIaloney must be taken into consid-
Grafton. But he looked only fair
against Mike McTigue, worse against
Heeney, worse still against Risko and
not so good against De Kuh. He was
improving against Christener, but
not a champion even then.
Yet both these men have all the
physical qualifcations-more physical
stuff than Tunney ever had-more
speed at least, and fully as much power.
So it gets down to matter of heart
and brains. Especially heart.
This fight at Miami Beach will be won
by the stoutest heart, and If both lack
this ingredient you will hear the sobs
Of the multitude for long time to come.
With the spotlight turned on both in
the shadow of the palms, either has the
chance to take big jump in the direc-
ton of vacant throne, surrounded
with gold. But the winner won't get
anywhere by merely outclinching or
outdancing his opponent. or out
wrestling him. If they don't fight this
time you take it for granted they never
will fight.
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EVANSVILLE HIGH QUINT
TO PLAY SILVER SPRING

EVANSVILLE, Md, February a.
Hyattsville High basketers will meet Sill
yer Spring High quint Friday afternoon,
at $3.50 o'clock, in Hollins Hall, Balti-
more, In an opening round match Of the
annual Statewide high school cham
pionship tournament.
Hyattsville will represent Prince
Georges County, and Silver Spring is
the champion of Montgomery County.
Dixie Pig No. l and Chillum teams
will meet in Section / of the Prince
Georges County Duckpin Association.
Landover and Sligo will face in Sec
ton 2.
In the women's league Berwyn and
Mohicans are to clash.
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HOFFMANS TO PLAY
FRENCH BASKETERS

ALEXANDRIA, Va. February 81
Hoffman Clothiers and the w. H.
French Co. of Washington. conquerors
of many of the Capital City's fastest
unlimited teams, will oppose tonight at
$50 o'clock in the Armory Hall.
Jefferson Elementary School will play
the All-American A. C. tonight at 1880
pm. In the new gymnasium OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Souls composed of Jack Sampson,
captain; Brooke Howard. Walter Pier
point. Stanley King and Russell Nichol-
son. won the first half of the Old
Dominion Boat Club Duckpin Bowling
League schedule.
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H. Teams THO Eens Tonight Exaand Athletes Shining Diues
MARYLAND PICKS MEN
TO PLAY IN TOURNEY

Coach Burton ShipIey has picked
the eight men he will take to Atlanta
for the Southern Conference basket
ball tournament i'm which the Old
Liners will meet University of Mis-
sissippi in the opening game Friday
at o'clock.
Maryland's squad will be made up
of Capt. ThurstOn Dean and Al
Heagy. guards John Allen. center
George Madigan. who plays center.
forward or guard: Julie Radice and
Burt Mccain. who play either for
ward or guard; Bill Evans and Nor
ris Conan. forwards, and Gus Win
nemOre, manager.
They will leave for Atlanta at 4:45
this afternoon. SO as to get in
limbering up drill i'm the Georgia
metropolis tomorrow afternoon.
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Corbett Recalls His Florida
Fig hit, Cites Money Difference

THE contrast and the growth of box
ing Is all the more astonishing to me
when recall that Mitchell and fought
for a purse of $4,000. winner take all
whereas one Of the principals in this
fight gets $4,000 win, lose or draw"
said Corbett
With our handlers, we all were ar
rested after that fight IS years ago. and
had to come back later for trial"
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LANG GOES TO ENGLAND
TO PILOT REICH COUNT

CHICAGO. February 81 (P.Chick
Lang, who was up on Reign Count
when he won the 1928 derby. is en-
route to England to ride the derby win
ner in the Ascot Gold Cup stake
June 20. ar
Good old Reign Count seems to be in
tip-top shape" the jockey said. And
in that event we can hope to show the
English what a great horse he is"
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A New Spot.

MIAMI BEACH joins a long line of
IL battleflelds-Carson City, New.
Reno, New; Goldfield, Fitchburg,
New Orleans, New York. Philadelphia,
Toledo, Shelby, Chicago, San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Boston and Benton Harbor,
to name some Of the better known spots.
Star golfers, ball players, aviators,
swimmers and what not have displayed
their wares here in the land Of the
palms and the crimson flowers.
But this is the first time any two
boxers of national standing have
been summoned to entertain the
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ALEXANDRIA HIGH FIVE
WINS SECTIONAL TITLE

ALEXANDRIA, February 27.-Alex-
andria High ouint won the third ath-
letic district basket ball championship
last night, defeating Warrenton High
in 1926 extra-period game on the
armory floor here. Paul Travers and
Capt. Robert West led the winners at
tack.
Alexandria will meet Robert E. Lee
High at Staunton Friday in an elimi-
nation game for the State title.
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CARDINAL TOSSERS
MEET BLUE RIDGE.
Boxers Invade BuckneII.
G. w. Beats BroOkIand.
G. u. Ends Season.

With the calling off of its scheduled
game with St. Johns College Of Annap-
oils here tonight. Georgetown Univer-
sity's basket ball team has completed a
most successful season, during which 1t
has won Is games and lost 5.
Catholic University will entertain
Blue Ridge College of New Windsor,
Md, tonight, at 8 o'clock, in the only
floor game of the evening involving a
District college five.
Catholic u. boxers are to meet Buck
nell boxers tonight at LeWisburg, Pa,
in the first of two ring engagements OF
the week for the Cardinals.
McGrath is slated to take the place
of Ed Campbell in the l75-pound class
tonight for C. U. Others in the Cardl-
nal lineup will be Fullam, Malevich,
De Pasouale, De Giacomo, Mcguire.
Blast and Russo.
George Washington defeated Catholic
University. 80 to %, last night at Brook
land, in the only basket ball game in
which District college team figured.
Georgetown has this season scored
victories over basketers of University OF
Baltimore. Lafayette. Western Mary
land. Brooklyn knights of Columbus
Yale. Duke, Penn State, Johns Hopkins.
twice; Mount St. Mary's, Gallaudet,
New York A. C. and Navy.
Defeats have been suffered at the
hands of Crescent A. c., New YORK
University, twice; West Virginia and
Temple.
In yanquishing Catholic U. last night
George washington basketers rang up
their second win of the season. the
contest was the last Of the campaign
for the Colonials and enabled them to
even scores with the Cardinals for
previous defeat this season.
Irwin Fine was the ace OF the G. W.
team All this little forward did was
to score 10 points on six goals from
scrimmage and as many from the foul
line Toe Walsh did the bulk of c. US
scoring, coming through with an even
dozen points.
George washington held the whip
hand over c. U. all the way and at
the half was in the lead, Is to 49,
c. U. Freshmen. however were victorl-
Gus over George Washington yearllngs
in the preliminary, 80 to "a.
Score:
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BY SOL METZGER.
An outstanding use of the pivot
was one of the features in the play
of Arkansas University when 1t won
the championship Of the South
western Conference. Four men are
used by this five on an offensive
drive for a basket.
The center, No. l, let's his two
forwards get a good lead on him.
AS he rushes forward and takes a
pass, If his opponent is in front of
him, he pivots and passes to his
trailer, No. 4, and then completes his
full turn and breaks by his man for
the basket, taking return pass
from No. 4. BY dribbling in he will
have an easy shot at the basket. OF
course, If either the opponent of No.
2 or No. breaks to cover him the
teammate SO freed would get the
ball on q pass from No. and do
the shooting.
Cornell and Wisconsin are also
using this trailer system of attack,
but none have had such outstanding
success with it as the Arkansas five.
(CopyriRht, 1929
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w WESTERN High basketers, who
have entered the annual
NV University Of Pennsylvania
tournament at Philadelphia,
which starts Saturday, are
not listed to play until Monday when
they will engage West Catholic High OF
Philadelphia.
Should the West Catholic High team
be as strong as the quints which usually
represent that institution Western is
apt to encounter plenty OF opposition.
In the lone basket ball game listed in
scholastic circles hereabout tomorrow
Georgetown Prep will entertain Loyola
at Garrett Park, Md.
Three schoolboy floor games were
entertain Strayers, Central was to meet
Alexandria at Alexandria and Hyatts-
vile was to play host to Gainesville,
Md, High.
In games yesterday afternoon and last
night Western High quint defeated
Gonzaga, 80 to %, in the Western gym;
Georgetown Prep downed Dewitt. 80 to
"a, at Garrett Park; University OF
Central, 40 to "a, at Philadelphia; Stray
ers drubbed Charlotte Hall, As to IT, at
Charlotte Hall and Emerson trounced
Swavely, So to 81. at Manassas, Va.
An attack by Baer. Herbie Thompson
and Freeman in the final half led
Western to its victory over Gonzaga
Yesterday. At the half Gonzaga was in
the van, IL to 10, but Western took
the lead early in the third quarter.
Payne and McVean did most of Con
zaga's scoring. 1t was the second de-
feat for Gonzaga this season at the
hands of Western.
Georgetown Prep outclassed Dewitt
all the way in their match. Cameron
and Watkins were leaders on attack for
the winners. with Galotta for the losers,
who counted IA points, taking individual
scoring honors of the game.
Cross was high scorer for Central
last night as the Blue and White bowed
to the undefeated Penn Freshmen quint.
The winners held the whiphand over the
scholaStics virtually all the way.
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Boston Bruins, 1; Montreal Ma
rooms, 0.
New York Rangers, 2; Ottawa Sen
ators, 0.
Detroit Cougars, 3; Chicago Black
hawks, 0.
Montreal Canadiens, 4; Pittsburgh
Pirates, 0.
Duluth, 2; Minneap polls, . (oyertime).
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GIRL HAS 81 GOLF CARD.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, February q
R.-Helen 'Billie) Hicks, 17-year -old
golflng sensation from Hampstead, Long
Island. continued triumphant success
sion of golf conquests here when she
turned the Ormond Beach course in 81
to win medalist honors in the South
Atlantic championship.
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WOMEN IN SWIM MEET.

CHICAGO. February 81 R.-The
New York Women's Swimming Associa-
ton, supreme in feminine aquatic events
since team competition was inaugurated
opens the defense of it's national A. A. u.
title tonight The 10 team and individ-
ual events will be run-of in four nights
at the Lake Shore Athletic Club.
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

George Washington, 80; Catholic
University, %.
Furman, So; Wofford, 26.
High Point. rs: Elon, %.
Washington and Lee so: Virginia, 80.
Columbia, IS; Pennsylvania, %.
Clemson. 50; Presbyterian. IL.
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Capitol Athletic Club decided at a
meeting last night to enter court sex
tet in the A. A. U. South Atlantic
basket ball championship. to be staged
next month. A special meeting of the
squad has been called for tomorrow
evening between $50 and o'clock at
the Jewish Community Center pool for
the purpose of having pictures taken.
All members are requested to report.
No game was played last night, as the
Strayer A. c. passers asked for a post
ponement.
Ais Athletic Club added the fifth
straight victory to its record last night
when it defeated the Indian Head six.
SO to 9, in a contest staged on the
latter's floor at Indian Head High
School. The local all-star sextet romp-
ed around the opposing defense for an
early lead and kept we'll ahead through
out.
The Indian Head squad is composed
of teachers in the high school.
Scores.
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BALTIMORE POLY TEAMS
LIST MARYLAND FROSH

Baltimore Poly will meet University
OF Maryland Freshmen in lacrosse and
base ball the coming season. Both con-
tests will be at College Park, the Ia
crosse game on May 3 and the diamond
tilt on May 81.
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COLUMBUS TEAM DOWNS
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FIVE

Columbus University quint triumphed
over Benjamin Franklin University five,
80 to 20, last night in bang-up basket
ball game in Langley Junior High gym.
Hoffman and OConnell for the WIN
ners and Pollinger and Proctor for the
losers were leading scorers.
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BY the Associated Press.
NJ IAMI BEACH. Fla, February
M 27.--An elderly gentleman in
wv horn-rimmed glasses, his thin
4 L ming hair parted in the middle,
will peer intently at the Shar-
Stribling fight proceedings tonight
from seat in the press row. Between
turns at typewriter. he may be par
doned bit for dreaming of the past.
He is James J. Corbett, Gentleman
jim" one-time champion of the world
and now, at 81, appraising in some
amazement this extravaganza and COM
pairing 1t with the night, some IS years
ago, when he fought and knocked out
Charley Mitchell the champion Of Eng
land, in a title match at Jacksonville
That bout, incidentally. was the last
big heavyweight match in Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-27

Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
Harrison radiators and cores In stock
Wittstatts, 1909 14th North 7l77
Also $40 18th, u Block Below Ave.
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Totals. IN IL So Totals. 10 Is
Referee-Mr Schmidt (Baltimore).
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NE of our most talked about
heavyweights probably will
pass out of the big money
picture tonight-and possibly
LotI 70 49,. Att LzxL
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Totals ....l6 SO Totals. l 9
Referee-Mr. WEIGH dndian Head High
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Cross was high scorer for Central
last night as the Blue and White bowed
to the undefeated Penn Freshmen quint.
The winners held the whiphand over the
scholaStics virtually all the way.
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Y v WESTERN High basketers, who
"A have entered the annual
wv University Of Pennsylvania
tournament at Philadelphia.
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w WINNING the District unlim-
n | tied class basket ball title
wv is not going to be an easy
Y task for any one contender.
<Sl,ono,co. ora Nvi,,u tIoirL
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NON-VOTING COMMON
STOCKS ARE OFF LIST
FOREIGN BONDS.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September IL. - Two
new declarations of policy that will be
Of the utmost importance to American
business interests as to the listing of
issues on the New York Stock Exchange
were enunciated yesterday by E. H. H.
Simmons, president.
1t became known through a long
statement issued by Mr.. Simmons that
the exchange has definitely adopted a
policy of not listing non-voting COM
mon stocks, a matter that was widely
discussed three years ago but which
has not been decided until now. The
exchange has also broadened its re-
quirementS as to the publication of in
formation concerning stock dividends
and as to the accounting for the stock
dividends when received by investment
trusts.
Incorporated in Mr.. Simmons state
ment was report of the special COM
mittee on stock dividends in which it
was stated that IAN effort will be made
to obtain for the investor such infor-
nation as may place him in the posi-
ton to determine in connection with
stock dividends received by him to
what extent they constitute true stock
dividends representing the capitalize
ton of current or past earnings, and
to what extent, If at all, they repre-
sent merely split-ups involving an ex-
preston in new form of what was
already his"
Practically all skilled workers in Bra
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Practically all skilled workers in Bra
IL are being kept busy.