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WANTED-SALEsMEN,

WANTED-SALEsMEN. with cars, to estab-
lish and conduct Rawleish routes in Wash
inSten, counties Of Prince Georges, Charles
and st. Marys: steady workers can start
earning $35 weekly and increase rapidly;
busters on siMilar routes DO 5000 annual
business many established for years. Reply
enees Rawleigh Industries. Dept bC-2-T,
Chester, Pa
BEST ADVERTISING novelty on the market
Is offered three best statesmen in washing
ton; only hlgh-grade representatives inter-
viewed. @. T. Breckenridge & Co., l405 Eye
st. NV
Evening star., 1932-06-22

CHEVROLET-Will sacrifice 1881 Chevrolet
Sport Sedan. excellent condition, low milase
tcr small cash payment and unpaid balance
Which can be refpanced Owner leaving
toWu. 2105 i4th NV No dealers
Evening star., 1932-06-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COSMOPOLITAN Employment Agency has
good, recon. help, cooks buffers. maids,
chau1eurs, mattresses. houseworkers. North
sg96 1912 You st. NV
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks,
maid2s houseworkers: by day, week month;
xef. Investigated. Decatur 1851. 1887 nj NV.
Evening star., 1932-06-22

SALESMAN-Good pay and
permanent position for man who
can qualify through hard, per-
sistent work. Car helpful. Mr..
Gaines, Suite SOS, llO3 Vermont
ave. NV.
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BEAUTY PARLORS
MARCELLE OPERAToR. good commission
Apply Boston Beauty Shop. o3l p st. NV
PERSONAL.


J s5A5ED 5 ti5 5sG. I, 1S.s
equipment for outdoor sports; handcraft.
Rs Ros ssSy sPsaE aorhs % Senss one
sTsa M YGar shd Wi Tssslys iPes,sI ssTe
1860 Mintwood pl. az
REFINED WHITE WOMAN IN REDUCED
circumstances will take family washtngs;
reasonable; will call for and deliver. North
KEEP THE ACID OUT OF YOUR BLOOD
and let Nature do the rest Have you tried
Capon Mineral water for Arthritis, Neuritis,
Or HIas Blood FTessqse' 5oS SajI Net, 5Sss r
WATER, sos Dist. Nat. Bank.
DRESSMAKER-ANY STYLE; PERFECT FIT
assured: altering, remodeling; immediate
GOOD RUBs UNDER HEALING LIGHTS
I1e etSod bahs whe eos ts
LIFE MEMBERSHIP in Congressional Coup-
try Club for sale. $500. Address Box 45E,
Star Office
REDUCING TREATMENTS, IS; CABINET
Turkish baths, needle shower. diathermy bak-
ing; results assured. North 6208. 1913 N
SCHOOL-HOME. CHILDREN ENJOY CAMP
like activities! Close to Rock Greek. enabling
dren gaining weisht and color; continual
supervision; no dangers OF city streets OF
e9any 6So1dns ows cut soaehns Ndr,S %
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
and School of Dancing. 1922 Mass ave NV,
ior children and over: hours. $50 to $50;
IS week
TRUssES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
moneysaving prices. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
'e NO. sos e7sh' h ST. snd
No. 7. ll0T G st NV
BATH AND MASSAGE FOR $3.50. WHITE
dFia' Va For appointment call Alex. la57.
HEMORRHOIDS PILES ERADICATED BY
own method Results guaranteed for life or
money back; write for booklet. DIR. SOM
MERWERCK, 1865 Columbia rd.
TEACH TO PLAY. VACATION SCHOOLS
your boy happy in his play? If he is not
1t Is because he has never been taught.
Coaches of local schools will give him in
dividual instruction
II you want to help your boy to be real
boy. call the WASHINGTON Play Club, Emer-
son 647l. Ga. 52l1. Decatur oo90.
YOUNG'S DAY CAMP OFFERS YOUR TO
u year old boy or girl real vacation in
Was Shington; swimming. golf, tennis, all
sports character building; college-trained
teachers; transportation. lunch. North sss3
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS
Special week, hats cleaned. blocked. trimmed
into latest creations, 81 New hats to order,
Formerly with Nine. Ash Dist. 9656.
BODY MASSAGE -MASSEUR FROM N. Y.
City. Gentlemen only.
National 5058. 25'
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SITUATION-MEN.

CHAUFFEUR young coiored man; free to
travel part or full time. Cleveland 1881.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN,

PRIVATE LESSONS desired by student for
films and cross reference. Only thoroughly
experienced teacher need apply; reference
required. Post ONCE Box 81. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1932-06-22

American Automobile Association
will offer a permanent position and
future to 5 men who will follow sales
instructions: experience not neces-
sary. as applicants that qualify will
be trained. Apply to Field Manager,
Thursday, between 9 and II.
D. c. DIVISION OF A. A. A,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
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statesmen.
If YOU are not working or are
working and desire an extra sub
stantial income and have good per-
souality, cali room u, l407 New York
ave. NV. 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing for an interview.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
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Atlantic 3783-J.
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George. 2l29 18th st. NV. Apt: 2 Dec 4l4S:
PLASTERING, patch work done; reasonable;
new ceilings $40 up; guaranteed r. L.
Smith, 705 18th sc. Lin. 453l, Lin. 1856. 22'
ROOF NG-Guttering, spouting, paint
i>O'N>i A->O Ing; reasonable Ajax Roof
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UPHOLSTERING FURNITURE, repairing.
work done in the home il desired Z. S.
Weaver, l434 Newton ST. NV Adams s40l
UPHOLSTERING. repairing; reed furniture
painted slip covers cushions; guaranteed
work. Garland, 1892 Ga. ave Georgia 3646.
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FORD 1881 DE LUKE PHAETON; Just like
new car best of condition: only S345, on
terms. Nolan Motor Co. I'LL 18th St n w.
FRANKLIN 1929 SEDAN. SIS down. s35 per
mo-: excellent mechanic ally, looks fine good
tires; guaranteed. WARRINGTON Motor Co !,
2035 18th NV. Pot 0044
Evening star., 1932-06-22

GRAHAM-PAIGE. 1923 SEDAN-Blue. with
cream wire wheels two well Tenders.
easy terms. Triangle Motor Co, New
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I1:30-Old Bill
1i.z0-Taik
ii.z5-Market reports
II .50-Livestock reports
1900 unconditional farm and home pc
Rod tNBCl.
P NJ
l2:3o-Josef Cherniavskv dance orchestra.
1:00-Ohio School Of the Air.
1.30-OrEan matinee
2.00-Pat HARRINGTON. tenor.
2:i5-Harrv owens and his orchestra
fNBCB.
2.45-Taient bureau
3.00-Grace Bradt. blues singer.
315-Eappiness kids.
3.45-The chatter
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MAYR'S FOES
PREPARE FOR
CUSTER FIGHT
Democrats Eye Battle on
Secretary of State:
Peters Cautious.

Only one topic was being dis
cussed today by Democratic lead
ers who are gathering here for the
work preparatory to the state con-
vention which begins Monday night.
and that is the possibility of fight
on the denomination of Frank Mayr
Jr., secretary of state.
1t is taken for granted that the
platform will declare for repeal of
the eighteenth amendment and the
Wright bone-dry law, so managers
are turning their attention to other
political phases.
Robert Codd, deputy secretary Of
state, who is one of the focal points
IN the fight on Mayr, conferred with
r. Earl Peters, state chairman, to-
day, and is was intimated that he
was seeking to point out the politi-
cal i'll effects of diScarding a state
official in two-year post after only
one term.
Peters insisted that he was keep
ing hands Off in the secretary
situation, but it was understood
later that Codd received scant
comfort.
Although several names have
been mentioned as possible con-
tenders for Mayr's post leaders of
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STIMSON ACTION
MOULDED PLANK
Set Precedent for G. O. P.
Kellogg Pact Stand.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, June ia plan
to make formal American policy
of State Secretary H. P. Stimson's
practice of comforting with other
powers whenever the Kellogg peace
pact is menaced was seen by official
observers here Friday in a plank
adopted by the Republican national
convention.
This plank read;
I'VE favor enactment by congress
of a measure that will authorize our
government to call or participate in
an international conference in case
of any threat of nonfulf1llment of
Article 2 of the treaty of Paris CKel-
logg- BRAND pacD."
In the two instances when the
state department has believed the
peace pact to be endangered-th
Russo Chinese railway dispute of
1929 and the Manchurian affair last
winter-Secretary Stimson has sent
warning notes to the parties at
odds. He also has consulted with
other signatories of the pact.
Thus, observers hold, he actually
has established the position of
America as the prime protector of
the pact.
But if congress passes the recon-
mended resolution, this practice
would be formalized and given con-
gressional sanction.
Also the state department would
feel freer not only to consult with
other signatories, but also to call
an international conference.
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the opposition have decided to pit
only one opponent against him.
Which of these mentioned will
get the call to be the champion of
the anti-Mayr cause is not known
yet, although those mentioned are
Thomas Mcconnell of Fowler, Third
district chairman and president of
the state trustees organization;
William Krau, mayor of Elkhart;
Virgil Simmons of Bluffton. state
Representative eand Fourth district
chairman, who was a candidate two
years ago, and Lawrence Handley
Of Richmond.
Following the conference with
Codd, the state chairman met with
Walter Myers, house speaker and
candidate for the senatorial NOM
ination and his managers. Hen
bricks Kenworthy and William
Vogel, all of indianapolis.
Contrary to general belief they
insisted that Myers was gaining
ground. Reports from over the state
are that Frederick VanNuys, also
candidate, is getting the edge.
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LAUNCH MYSTERY TRIPS
Railroad Passengers Ignorant of
Destination When Train Starts.

BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI, June ia "mys-
terry excursion" is the Southern
Railways latest continuance to
stimulate business.
Neither the passengers nor the
trainmen know where the excursion
is going until the train leaves the
Cincinnati station. After the train
pulls out the engineer is handed his
sealed orders.
The first trip was a l00-mile train
ride. TO Lexington, Ky, 25-mile
automobile ride, a chicken dinner,
and a ride home-an liz hour hoh-
day for $175.
There were $50 passengers on the
first adventure, and the railroad
company announced there would be
more excursions i'll the near future.
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Times Radio Dial T7eiSteYs

7.45-Making the Movies Raw Knight
fNBCl
5:i5-Cld singing master (NBCl.
8.45-Casper Reardon. harpistt
g.00-Wayne King dance orchestra.
9:30-Moon river.
lo.o0-Wm. Stoess and his flying dutch
men.
lo:3o-wavne King dance orchestra
II 00-Sign of.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

s:00-NBC fwEAFD-Ely Culbertson.
bridge lessons.
Columbia-Armenian National
music chorus.
6:30-NBC CWEAF) -''K-7' Secret.
service spy story.
7:O0-NBC CwJZl-Goldman band.
7:3o-NBc CwJz)-First Nighter
Divorce"
Columbia-U. S. Army band
s:00.-Columbia- citing and
Shilkrets orchestra.
NBC (WEAF1-Bert Lahr.
-Columbis-Public Affairs In
stitute.
10:05-NBC fWEAF1-Buddy Rogers
and orchestra
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MAYOR MADE GIFT OF
M0DISH SUMMER SUIT
New Orleans City Head Sends Out
fit to Sullivan.

New Orleans City Head Sends Out
fit to Sullivan.
Whatever plans Mayor Reginald
H. Sullivan may have made for OBJ
tanning his summer garb were
dropped Friday when he was the
recipient of a modish seerSucker
suit, the gift of Mayor T. S. Walms-
ley of New Orleans, La.
The presentation was made by
DR.. Herman G. Morgan, secretary
of the board of health, and George
M. Bineger, representing the Will
liam H. Block Company.
Alleging that selfish ends
prompted comments regarding the
fit of the garments, the mayor ex-
pressed his satisfaction with the
new attire.
Manufacture of SeerSucker suits is
a leading industry in New Orleans
and other municipal executives
throughout the country have re-
ceived gifts of the suits, it is said.
Buy from Times advertisers d.
it may win hundred dollars
for you.
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Fishing the
Air

. Vaughn de Leath. contralto, will sing
by a Ripping Stream and Crying for
the Carolines' in a repertoire of popular
melodies with her studio orchestra Satur-
day at Sis D. m, over WFBM and the CO.
lumbia network.
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645-Dinner dances.
7.0O-Harry Bason
7.15-Golden Age melodies.
7.30-Jerry and Charlie
7.4S-Indianapolis baseball program.
s.00-Orchestra (E. t.
8.i5-Alice Arnold
S.S0-The Jewel Box.
s.45-Curtis players.
9.00-Silent.
II .00--Showboat orchestra
ll:30--Dessa Byrd at the organ.
IL. 00-Hadio Rangers.
orchestra.
l.00-Sign of.
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Bert Bahr. Broadway's funny man. VIII
be heard over WTAM and an MIC net
work at p m, Saturday, as he comes
to the microphone for the first of an ex-
tended series.
Divorce" a thres act comedy, will be
presented during the First Nighter pro-
gram Saturday, 1880 p. m, over WLW and
an NBC network.
Seasonal flavor will feature 'Music
That Satisfies Saturday, when Ruth
citing sings with Summer Coming on"
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YOUR CHOICE, $500 TO $sss

he'd in attractive
ERTFFl 80 a-S1- Po ~
~ ~ w 40 " O1 4" 4'"- '"-SAN' III ."
Ii ncOln 1854 JOHNSON CHEVROLET N.
- PLYMOUTH 1890 Sedan blue black paint with white S:345
e
X BE
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

and Nat shiIkret plays Under a shady
Tree With You" as highIiEhts Of the
quarter-hour at s D. m.
Bert Lahr. Broadway's funny man, will
be heard over WTAM and an NBC net
work at D. m Saturday. as he comes
TO the microphone for the first of an
extended series.
Electrical gadgets, described as
''voice beautiher for political speakers
and an applause meter" will be dem
onstrated for the FIRST time by Orestes
H. Caldwell. editor. engineer and former
radio commissioner. in another Of his
novel broadcasts over the WABC- Column
bia network Saturday at 6:45 D. m.
"Whoopee" a sparkling thirty-minute
radio review will be inaugurated over
WAdAQ and an NBC network Saturday at
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CLEVELAND FIRE
SHOWN IN REEL
Other Features of Interest
in Times Film.

4 tragic FIRE at Cleveland, in
which eleven persons persisted and
loss of 100000 resulted, is
shown as one of the outstanding
units Of the current issue of The
indianapolis Times Universal News
reel, now being exhibited in the
leading local theaters.
Rescuers are seen combing
through the debris of the apart
ment hotel for the bodies of at
least fifteen others believed to have
been lost in the blaze which oc-
CURED in the dead of night.
Graham McNamee, radio an
nouncer of the National Broadcast
ing Company staff and talking re-
reporter of the screen, tells of this
and other units of the reel.
The picturesque celebration of
natives of Oslo, Norway, on the an
nual celebration of the country's
independence is shown in another
unit.
A train wreck at Duran, Ill, in
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-
ri BRIDGE AlY
= :" EXPERTS PLAY 1T -
Famous Hands in champIOnship BRIDGE HIstOry-NO %

opened the bidding with one club
which North passed. Mrs. Fuller
sitting in the East, bid one nc
trump.
South passed and West bid two
clubs. Mrs. Fuller now boldly went
to three no trump. The hand was
played at contract and this bought
the contract.
The Play
South had the opening lead. As
his longest and strongest suit was
headed by three honors, the prop
er opening was the king Of hearts.
South's shift to the six of dia-
monds made it difficult for Mrs
Fuller, who played the jack from
dummy.
North won the trick with the ace
and returned the five Of diamonds
which was won in dummy with the
king.
Mrs. Fuller next played the ace
of clubs from dummy and followed
with the queen Of clubs, which
North won with the king.
North now played the ten Of dia-
monds, which Mrs. Fuller won with
the queen, discarding a spade from
dummy. She returned the queen
of hearts.
South wisely refused to win, play
ing a small heart, trying to block
Mrs. Fuller from dummy. A small
heart was next played and South
won with the ace.
South now was helpless. Any card
that he might lead would put Mrs
Fuller in the dummy. His best try
was to lead a small spade, but Mrs
Fuller went up with the jack in
dummy and now had the remaining
tricks.
Bold bidding, but good play, pro-
duced three no trump.
Copyright. 1882. NEA Service. Inc.l
Next-Mrs. G. A. Bennett of New
York, member of the team which
holds the national mixed contract
team of -four title, will tell you
how she played her favorite hand
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BRITISH Demand
DATA ON Indy
PROBE SUICIDE
Government Asks for Full
Report in Death of
Violet Sharpe.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LONDON, June 1.-THE govern
ment cabled to Edward H. Shepherd
acting British consul-general in
New York, today requesting a re-
port on the suicide Of Violet Sharpe
servant in the household Of Mrs
Dwight w. Morrow.
The British press blamed the
third degree methods Of New Jersey
police investigating the Lindbergh
kidnapping for the girls death.
1t was understood that repre-
sensations to the United States gov
eminent in the Sharpe case would
be discussed in questions submitted
to foreign secretary Sir John Simon
today in the house Of commons.
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HernorrElOid
Sufferers
You Can End Your Pile Misery
Quick-No Cutting-No Salves

Do you know the cause Of Piles is
internal-bsd circulation of blood in
the lower bowel?
That is the scientific truth about
piles-the real reason why external
remedies do not give quick. permanent
relief, why cutting does not remove
the cause
Your piles win only so when you
actually remove the cause-and not
one minute before. Salves or SUPPOSE
tories can't do this-an internal REM
edy must be used. HEM ROID. pre-
scription Of DR.. j. s. Leonhardt. the
specialist, succeeds because it stimu-
lates the circulation, drives out con-
gested blood. heals and restores the
almost dead parts.
HEM-ROID has an almost unbe.
lievable record for sure, safe and last
ing relief to thousands of pile sufferers.
Don't waste time on external remedies
or think of an operation until you
have tried 4 bottle of HEM ROID tab
let's. HOOKS Dependable Drug Stores
guarantee money hack If they do not
quickly stop all your pile misery.-Ad-
vertisement.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
DETROIT, June II. - Robert
Burns, 20, arrested last week when
he was reported to have been a
sweetheart Of Miss Violet Sharpe,
who ended her life at Englewood.
N. j., was again under arrest today,
this time held at the request Of At
lanta (Ga) police. They reported
he was an ex-convict.
When Burns first was arrested,
police conhscated suitcase full of
clippings relating to the Lindbergh
kidnapping case. When Burns, after
his release, called for the suitcase
he was rearrested.
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DRY LAW UP FOR VOTE
Texas Democrats to Ballot on ResO-
luton at Primary.

By United Press
AUSTIN, Tex, June 14.-Texas
Democrats will vote July % on
whether they want congress to re-
submit the eighteenth amendment
to the states.
The state executive committee de-
cided Monday to put the question
on separate ballot at the regular
primary election July %.
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nor said, "and I am satisfied that
the police have done nothing any
where nearly approaching the So
called third degree, and I believe
them in no way deserving censure,
I stand squarely behind Colonel
Schwarzkopf in his efforts"
Colonel Schwarzkopf Monday de-
Tended the police attitude toward
Miss Sharpe.
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ship title sthe
a u C tion mixed
pair and tn e
mixed c on ira C t
team of four. Her
partner in both
events was George
Reith.
Mrs. Fuller plays
very little auction
today and natur-
ally uses contract
tactics even in her
auction bidding.
The follow in 2
hand submitted by
Mrs. Fuller, as
her favorite, is a
typical example Of
her daring bid
ding a n d also
demons t r a t e S
eki11ful rl9v
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BY WIN. E. M'KENNEY

TODAY we present to you Mrs
i r. B. Fuller, Of New York
who holds two national champion
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Governor Defends Cops
By United Press

. y JTttbtU FT65d
TRENTON. N. j., June IA
Governor A. Harry Moore of New
Jersey has issued statement de-
Tending conduct of New Jersey state
police in their questioning of Violet
Sharpe, the English maid who COM
mitted suicide last Friday in the
Morrow home.
"I have talked with Colonel H.
Norman Schwarzkopf," the Cover
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Quake wakes CaIifOrnians

By United Press
PALO ALTO, Cal, June 14.-Res-
idents Of this section we're aroused
from sleep by an earthquake at ESQ
a. m. today. The tremor lasted sew
eral seconds, but apparently caused
no damage.
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Makes You Forget
You Have
FALSE TEETH

No longer does any wearer of false
teeth need to be annoyed or feel i'll at
ease. Fasteeth, a new improved pow
der sprinkIed on your plates will hold
them firm and comfortable. No gummy
gooey taste or feeling. Gums and mouth
will not get sore. Avoid embarrass-
ment. Get Fasteeth from Hooks
or any other good ruggist.--Advertise
ment
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Nicaraguan Insurgents Slain
a. TT,,sfc6 Drooa

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, June IA
Seven insurgents were killed and
one wounded in an engagement with
national guards near Quilah, ma
rine headquarters here announced.
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skillful play,
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Buy Linens at 81

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Santa Claus will appre-
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Warmly lined coat, Upper lsesings
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