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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
Zeb Vance Downs
South Henderson
To Gain Revenge

Zeb Vance got revenge for the 2-l
defeat handed them last Wcdncs-
day by South Henderson by defeat
ing them 1872 behind the rour-bit
pitching of Leslie Stone Saturday
afternoon. His teammates slammed
Harris for IL hits.
stone was never in trouble after
Lcb Vance got three runs in the first
inning. Stone famed l3 men whit
walking two. Harris famed scvn,
men and walked three.
McDadc with two hits for five led
South Henderson. Bob LaSster with
four for five. Les Stone with three
for four and Leroy Rowland with
three for six led Zeb Vance. Three
OF LaSsitcrS hits were doubles.
Team II ~ r.
South Henderson ....... :;
Zeb Vance - IL .
Batteries: Harris and Thomas,
Stone and Rowland.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
PENSION INCREASE

WmStuu-Salcm, Sept. . NEWLY
authorized increases IN compcnsa-
ton and pension payments to North
Carolina Veterans of both World
Wars Will be shown checks mailed
September 90. \. RoScmthal. finance
officer !"r the regional Veterans Adj
m:nIslraliuD Office. said today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
EPSON School To
Resume Thursday

Class work is 10 be resumed If
EPSON high school on Thursday of
this week. a!tcr having been post =
poncd u week when registration wa
held las: week. II was learned to-
Gay. Patrons of the school were ask -
cd 10 make u sacrifice If necessary.
~ order I" "ct their children to
school so that attendance will be-
SuiiICicn; to prevent loss OF a teach
a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
virginia Visitors.

Mis- .'aun' Owen ana Miss B"uiah
Hunter Owen have returned To thci.
home in Skipwi'h. Virginia. after
spending several days with thci.
aunt. MR.. J. {. Siainback. al her
homo ON Montgomery Strcct.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
WlSlIingiOn Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice .. Rodwcil.
of Washington. ID. G.. wcrC the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
kodwci!. Mrs. Maurice Rodwcll is
the former Miss Violet Marie Bryan.
OF Portland, Maine, and Washington,
d. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
Ecturn from Florida.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Gentry have
returned 1" their homo on Gholson
avenue after spending the past week
yiSi''n" friends "nG relatives IN
Florida
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
Prayer Meeting Band.

The Prayer Meeting band will
meet Al tn" county home tomorrow
night with !. l.. Hogan as leader. il
was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
Return from Myrtle Beach

Mrs. ". f.. Ormund. Jr. and
daughter. Hazel Jean. nave returned
!" their home after spending the
month of August at Myrtle Beach.
5. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
WITH THE SICK
At Hospital,

Mrs. William J. Powell is reported
20 bc improving satisfactorily At
Maria Parham hospital following an
;ppcndCCtomy Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
Has Position i'm Richmond.

Ais Nashti Newman has accept
cd a position with Thalm"im2r's in
Richmond. Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02

MI Mrs Ollie Blaine MITCHELL announced
Of Oxor
soemnzed August 81 in Winston aem ~ "is was
from
SHY OF North Carolina
society Bachelor
accepted teaching position oke Rapids 1850 ~ ~
of North
employed he Satco
~ -0' Ni''S0ii avenue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02
Visiting Parents

William C. Barnes. of Atlanta. Ga.
and birmingham. Ala. is visiting his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. l.. f.. Barnes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-09-02

&c Order lodge will serve as honor
any pallbcagcYs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
PreIin Boys StGrOe In
Jacobs Boxing Boom
BY DAN PARKER

pY WAY OF VARIETY going write about Michael straus
that Mr. Jacobs promoter Of the Goth Century sporting Club
70 have to rsSuS Mr. Jacobs hear
aoSs @ ssns n Re n 81 S SnSm IOT sSSe S
reading about him for years.
Getting right the charges against Promoter jacobs
inary even bouts Garden sansns his
1s SS snG NIKE W R' S regime
Those who make This beef asAln., Jacob. che
performers getting anywhere
SSs SSw S Tho SyrmiraS SOys set SIOo for ouT.TCund
compared with $3.50 in the old days And all this mind YOU
before
Under Mikes regime boxing card consists Of main bout which
canae euphemsm and collection of supporting bouts that couldn't
gun when bout Garden show He not only
nae 70 nave an aacse m pace IL up 0T sG nose
days swell box office receipts But there were some mighty we'll
time for the bout start Now of them do so in order
enough for boys to take up boxing as career the situation gIoT
boxing promise relief Richard enough
let the small clubs They sent him nyer,endng stream
Mile owns openly or under cover Until TINS bureau called asn
fellow will So a buck.
as compared Of the Of
Bny Conn on the other Richard plenty money
a S GT D S TS%nd up @ G%% hHf
broke beside owing him good sd sum and being in arrears
Uncle for a hunk for back
Louis exhibits what
professional boxing
reaching the top these
Mike stranged competition TO the
Atkins Cleveland Nick Londes in
Detroit MuggSy Taylor in Philadelphia and few smaller operators
elsewhere
develop cards of
their own and when they succeed Mike usually along grabs
who brought them
along pay again ruhesy broken
fill breaks in his cards
the Chalky Wright who booked to fight Jackie
Washington wound boxing Willie Pep
Mike BakMaurieo bout that had been
the thing his
pal Ienevich
Lee Oma 1t the
badly need Of
tuneup fights knocked off by the rings
don't know unless it to force Gus
his light heavyweight championship fight Almost
destructive That's why have compunctons
column this Michael Sraus
seldom find in this column
from Sundays Saturdays inclusive
Copyright, 1896 King Features syndcate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
BroSSieS Beaten
Bv Rubber 6I-4O

American Brass hasketeers, first
round /. r. A. league winners and
leaders of the second round up TO
last evening, were surprisingly easy
victims OF an alert and accurate
U. S. Rubber team OF Naugatuck;
6l-40 winners over the A. B. c. COM
bine last night at the State Armory.
In three previous games, no more
than four points separated the
teams at the finish.
The Rubbermen started hitting
the hoops early, led by Bob McDer-
mott, Pete Rock. Tommy Edmonds
and Lefty FarraT, many Of their
shots being Of the sensational
variety.
The Brass loss keeps them in the
second round picture, but allowed
Scovill, beaten By Chase by a big
margin last Sunday to get back into
a first place tie with the Scallymen.
Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Squad "A AH-St0rS
Chase Park Winners

In a thrilling game that neces-
STATED an overtime period to de-
eide the winner, the Squal IA All
Stars defeated the Squad "B' All
Stars by the score of 81 to IS at
Chase Park gym wednesday after
noon. Both squads were comprised
of players from the six teams rep
resenting the Chase Park Junior
League.
Behind at half time. Squad "A"
put on a spirited rally behind the
accurate shooting OF w. Scanlon
and NJ. Leo to deadlock the score
80 to 80 in regulation time.
During the overtime session. field
goals by Leo and Scanlon clinched
the game for the victors. Joe
Ubaldi. the losers star guard. was
the games leading scorer, with >
field goals and an equal number Of
fouls for a Is point total.
The winners will match baskets
this Friday night at 7:3O p. m. with
the championship SIS. Peter and
Paul team, guided by Tom" ODea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Amherst Memorial
To World War Dead

Alnherst, Mass, FEB. %. lUP)-
Honoring its sons who died in World
Wars ! and II, Amherst college viii
dedicate a memorial athletic field
during tie combined celebration OF
its i25th anniversary and commence
ment June 1916.
The new field. in memory Of lC2
students and graduates who gave
their lives in World War II and 80
former students who died IN World
War !, viii be added 70 the col
lege's present 24-aere expanse OF
athletN fields.
Part of the development will be
a i00-ton granite disc bearing the
college seal and the name and
class Of each war victim.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Boxing and Wrestling ''Out at State Amory
.LEAVENWORTH,
TORRINGTON
next MONDAY

Especial 10 The Democrau
New Haven, Feb. % - Ieaven-
worth High Of waterbury, Brass
City basketball champions, tied for
runner-up position In the Nauga-
tuck Valley league this season and
convincing $3.50 winners Of a first
test In the "A" tournament with
Greenwich High, is paired with
Torrington High next Monday night
in quarter-final games at the New
Haven Arena. Two New Haven
teams, Hillhouse and Commercial,
the former defending state and New
England title-holders, are to meet
in 1880 game, with Waterbury
and Torrington teams In the Q
o'clock feature.
On Saturday night of this week,
Bristol, a $500 winner over West
Haven last night, meets Hartford
Weaver, the team that eliminated
Leavenworth In last seasons tourn-
ament by one point in first round
test. Warren Harding Of Bridgeport,
1929 overtime winner over Hart
ford Buckley last night, meets Billy
O'Brien's New London Buckley in
the 1880 game Saturday.
TOrrington Won Twice
Torrington High and Leaven-
worth tied for second place Naug-
atuck Valley honors this season,
Connie Donahues Red Raiders de-
feating the Tech Tigers twice dur
ing the season in home and home
games. one OF them a 1927 decision
in Waterbury. A great deal depends
on the physical condition of Tor
lington center Ray Sewykoski, for
next Mondays game, the boy hav-
ing suffered a fairly serious ankle
injury at New Haven earlier this
week, when Torrington eliminated
Manchester.
Leavenworth and Wildly were
scheduled for a morning workout
today on the big state armory floor,
the second for Bill Tracy's boys
within the past week. which will
help them considerably in their New
Haven play.
Two Overtime "A" Tourney Games
New Haven. Conn. Feb. 28.-tUP)
Warren Harding of Bridgeport,
New Haven Commercial and Bristol
Central basketball teams today were
set for the quarter-finals in the
Glass A scholastic basketball tour
namentS here
Extra Play
In the final playdown games to
determine quarter-finalists. Harding
beat out Hartford Buckley. 80 to
20. in an overtime contest; New
Haven Commercial defeated 3as-
sick of Bridgeport, "a to 80, in an
other overtime game. and Bristol
won 50 TO 80 over West Haven.
The three winners joined New
Haven Hillhouse, Hartford Weaver,
TORI ington. New London Buckley,
and Waterbury Leavenworth for
the quarter finals to be held Sat-
urday.
At Hartford, four Glass c games
were slated for today Sacred Heart
of Waterbury was to meet Wolcott
Tech; Suffield plays Ridgefield;
Killingly plays New Canaan. and
Pennington meets Bloomfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
G. 7. o. League

Tonight, four c.Y.O. teams meet
in an effort to start untangling the
Ties in each division OF the League.
At Washington Park court. St. Jo-
seph's meets st. Johns at 1880.
Down in Naugatuck. st. Francis
meets st. Lucy's at the same time
in a replay Of their protested game.
Mt. Carmel will meet the winner Of
the st. Joseph's VS. St. Johns con-
test to decide second round honors
in the Western Division, while the
Immaculate Conception tea m
clashes with the victor in the St.
Paul Barone will referee at WASH
ington Park. In Naugatuck Bob
Francis VS. st. Lucy game. Tonight,
Ruccio and Ed ODea viii ofiiciate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
STANDING
Ski Trip

The second ski trip OF the Water
bury Y. M. c. A. Ski CLUB will be
made this weekend starting Friday
at $50 p. m. from the Central
Y. NJ c. A. Twenty-ole out OF the
fifty members will be skiing Sat
urday and Sunday at PHO Peak in
Rutland, Vermont. All me nbers will
be staying at the Brock Hotel. The
group will be returning Sunday eve
ming. Those making the trip this
weekend for the ski frolic are as
follows: Irene Pauloski, Ruth Beam,
Mary Lou wise, Elinor Vail. Norma
Warner, Bette Zibell, Patricia
Healey. Frances Kudinka. Delphine
Ciafardone, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
BleWitt, Walter DAILY, Thomas Gro
nan, Charles Crepon. Thomas Boyd.
Harold Bisoort, Kenneth Purdy,
Robert Fuller, Franklin Donahue,
Donald Donahue, Robert Mcdonald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
NO CHANGE IN
ORDER SINCE
PEARL HARDOR
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Just when arrangements were
partially made to present boxing
and wrestling entertainment IN the
state armory, potential promoters
were informed OF the fact that the
order Of Brlgadier General Reginald
Delacour, forbidding all sports pre-
sensations In state arnories Of Con-
nectlcut during World War II STILL
STANDS, at least In regard 10 box
ing and wrestling, though the ban
on basketball has been lifted.
Promoter George +. Mulligan had
planned an indoor boxing show at
ne state armory, originally for Feb
rlary 20 and later for Friday, March
9Th: while Eddie Walker and
Brownie Karaban have reported
signing q wrestling show for the
state armory, Thursday night,
March nth.
Order Stands
1t. Col. J. Peter Costigan, new
commanding officer of the Third
Battalion and the State Guard Of
ficer responsible for rental of the
local armory; stated definitely to.
day that he had received notice
from Hartford within the past few
days that the ban on boxing and
wrestling in state arInorieS through
out Connecticut HAD NOT been
abolished. Therefore" he said "as
far as I am concerned. the armory
cannot be rented for boxing or
wrestling shows until that order is
changed"
Appraised Of the situation, Man
ager Tom Magner of the Waterbury
Guards applied for the Thursday
March It'll date and will show the
famed New York colored Rennais.
snce club against his Waterbury
Guards. It is expected that Col. Cos
tigan will rent the armory at an
available time for basketball.
Promoter Mulligan was reported
as having enlisted the aid of state
athletic commissioner william J.
Prince to help get the boxing tan
lifted, so that Waterbury fans may
see indoor fights at the state ar
mory within the near future. An
appeal to Governor Baldwin was al
so planned by interested business
men.
In the meantime, the Pearl Har-
Dor Day order Of December z. 1891
stands relative to boxing and wrest-
ling in Connecticut armories, 1t. Col
Costigan said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

The I. r. A. Major Bowling
league goes into its Is III week with
this schedule: American Brass VS..
Scovill, Waterville; Plume g. At
woods VS.. Scovill E. r. A; Chase VS..
Metal Hose; Mattatuck VS.. U. S.
Time.
The records for the week:
High singles: Healy American
Brass 147; sharon Chase l46.
High triples Healy, American
Brass. 39l: White, Chase, 1896.
High single team games: Chase,
633: American Brass, $50.
High total team games: Chase,
1920; American Brass, l74l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
TEAM sTANpING

Meriden, Conn. - Eddie Compo,
1876, New Haven, knocked out Julio
Flore, 1879, Puerto Rico, "a; George
Boner, 100. New Haven. kayoed
Willie Robinson, 200, New York,
90; Jimmy Fanen, 1853. New Haven,
drew with Bobby Hicks, ISL, Water
bury, "a; Al Valen, lao, New Haven,
drew with Larry Teene, 1873, South
ington, a..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
FEATURE NIGHT

Commencing at p. m. this after
noon, the Indians and Cray, ages
8-lA will be on hand for a special
feature night. Boxing matches head
the list Of attractions with II good
bouts lined up. Then following a
swim period, there will be a banquet
community sing and an all star
comedy movie program. A large
turnout is anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

was headed for its greatest year.
The former Kentucky Senator
makes his headquarters with Mrs.
Chandler at villa Nokomis near
here.
Chandler. who successfully passed
a rough initiation into the COM
missionership at the big leagues
meeting last month. visited five
camps in whirlwind fashion yesteE-
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
BIockh0Wks Scalp
Wonders, IS to Is

The Wonders failed to live up to
their name in a basketball game at
the First Baptist Church gym Tues
day night and dropped a Is to is
decision to the Blackhawks.
The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Totals . 81 totals 10 u 80
Score az half time; Rubber -, Brass
~. Referees: Cluney aud Berardi.
Six Points
U. S. Time and Mattatuck Man
ufacturing had a good game that
looked like an easy U. S. T, win at
half time when George Graham's
boys led l6 TO S: but the Mats came
on fast in the last quarter 10 get
within six points OF tie game; los
ing 3l-25. Aldrich. Goodwin and
Hudobenko for the Timers. Fourier
for Mattatuck were outstanding in
the game.
Scoyill girls easily defeated Ben
rus Watch. 1918 in a league game;
Ruth Phelan netting Is points. Miss
Butnor FOR Scoyill; while Miss
Andrews score 5 for Benrus.
Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
YOUNG MEMS BASKETBALL

The first game Of the evening
featured the undefeased John
Thomas team scoring a 1881 VIC
tory over the Central IA. Creedon
and Miller leading the wctors. Egan
with Is points headin gthe &C.
Tenders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Brady Us. LeWiS

Boston. Feb. 28.-(UP) Dennis
CPaD Brady OF New York and wal
ter (Cabby) Lewis Of New York, will
meet in a l0-round boxing bout at
the Boston Arena next Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
sol AID "B"
ALI, STARS
YMCA Sports
HI-Y BASKETBALL

Last night al the Central ~
the Pi Lamda trounced the Plains
men 34-l9. Boisvert and Green
starred for the winners. Greatorex
and Robinson for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

st. Louls-Ray Sugar Robinson,
lat, New York, knocked out Cliff
Beckett, ISL i-2. Canada "a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
C. l. P. Mixed Pin Pickups

AT the close OF the second round,
the AnpereS are sill leading by six
points. The team standing is as fol-
lows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
NOTES

With only a few more weeks TO so,
Dick Hyland'S team would appear to
be the winner, but Lady Victory IS
an elusive creature, as Dick discov-
cred to his sorrow last season. The
Plugs are hoping that they can over
come that six point lead before the
season comes TO an end, but they
have a tough schedule ahead Of
them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Basketball Results

DePaul 70, Long Island U. 81.
New York State Maritime Academy
81, ForGham Sc
N.Y.U. 70, Baylor ST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

New York Park Arens)-(UP)-
Vince La Saliva. l47 10. Mt. YER
non, N. T., outpointed Henry JoT-
dan, ISL, Atlantic City. 49,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Jersey City, N. J.-(UP)-Frank
Poreda. 1876 3-4. Jersey City, stop
ped Mike ODoyd, i89 IL. New
York 80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Pep, KapIan,
Mann to Visit
B. S. Smoker

An expected capacity crowd Will
rub elbows with several OF the ring S
notable figures at the mammoth
smoker and entertainment under
The auspices of the Blessed Sacra-
ment Holy Name society at the
parish hall Monday night. Julie
Hogan OF New Haven. Louis kid"
Kaplan of Hartford, and Nathan
Mann of Hamden have already &C
cepted invitations TO attend and
several more prominent figures will
be heard from in a day or two to
complete one Of the most attrac-
tive programs of its kind to be
staged in this section in many years.
Entire proceeds of the show will
be turned over to the Boys Brigade
OF the Blessed Sacrament parish for
the purchase OF uniforms and other
equipment. according to Chairman
Rocco P. Mara. Assisting commit
teemen include Kenneth Ackerman,
Harold Reeves. George Brown, Jo-
seph Perry and Leo Orsini, deputy
TO State Athletic Commissioner VIII
liam ]. Prince.
Entertainment
The entertainment side Of the bill
VIII be elaborate with performers
daily coming forward 10 offer their
services for the worthy cause which
will be Of benefit to the parish's
extensive youth program. Entertain
ers who will appear are Ira Will
hams with tricks OF magic; VIM
cent Manzoli. vocalist OF the Fran
els Delfino band: dance team OF
Martin and Caligan; Harry Cashins
Spas-Sayer Quartet, Jackie O'Brien;
and the Lockshire Twins. Jimmy
Fitzgerald will conduct the musical
side Of the program.
Worlds featherWeight king. VII
lac Pep. notified the committee to-
day, that unless his management
changes original plans and decides
to head Tor Havana before Sunday,
that he viii be on hand to lend his
presence to the success OF the show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Score at half time: Wonders &c. Black
hawks Is. Referee olson and FamiglettL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

A pillow and a milk ci.'un we're
blessed recently at West Huntspill
Chwch In England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

High single stokes-lst
High three Barber ge'
High game Brook side 6st.
nigh team Bro1lslde 1870.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Ted BLY, captured individual Scor-
ing honors for the evening with 35s
for high three and 1877 with 329 and
40. Freddie Valerie took second
high with $50, and Bill Weston had
q nice string OF 1874. As usual. Dick
HyIand was right up there with 346.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Jack Kearney hasn't given up
hope and thinks that his team can
finish up on top despite the fast
that it Is now tagging behind by ten
points. Strange things do happen
and Jack may be right.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

81 UNITED PRESS
81, Petersburg, fla, FEB. Is
Manager Eddie Dyer divided the
~. Louis Cardinals into two
teams today for their first intFa-
squad game, naming Capt. Terry
Moore TO lead one squad and
EBes Slaughter, another prewaE
slHgging 0usfIel6eT, 70 head the
other.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Totals - 5 80 Totals 5 ; Is
10. Referee: Crichton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Venice. Fla, FEB. 2e-Baseball
Commissioner A. B. Happy Chan
dleg. touring the major league
training camps. said today that
baseball nov has no problems
which are not working out satisfae-
toriiy"
Impressed b. the big turnoutS az
the various camps and "the en-
tlluslaEm Of the many seTvicemen., "
Chandler predicted that the game
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28
Six Points

Totals .. 81 Totals o.. 10 u "a
Score an half time: Rubber %. Brass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-28

Copyright, 1916, King Features syndicate)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-07-12

which shall be an ever multiple Of
one-etghth of one per centum 1/Sth
of icdb.
Proposals should be addressed TO
the Board of Mayor and Councilmen.
should plainly be marked Proposal
for Bonds" n should be filed with
the City Clerk on or prior to tlH'
date and HOUR hereinabove named.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
ca hier check. certified check. or
exchange payable TO the CITY of
Pascagoula. Mississippi. issued or Ger
tfoeu ~ a bank To- ated in the state
Of Mississippi. in the amount Of Six
Hundred Dollars $500 as a Euaran.
tee that the bidder will carry out
his contract and purchase the bonds
II the bid be accepted. II the sue
cessful bidder fsils 10 purchase the
bonds pursuant to his bid and con-
tract, the amount OF such good faith
check shall be retained by the CITY
and shall be paid NO the Treasury
of said City of Pa caroula.
THE Board of Mayor and Council
men reserves the righf 20 reject any
or all bios. and If all blds are re-
Jected, to sell said bonds d private
sale at any time Within sixty aavs
after the date advertised tOt Inc
reception of bids. at a ip.ec .i1t ,ess
than the highest bid Which shall nave
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The City viii furnish the lega ~
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AND uhC cot Of thc sandation of the
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mace TO tao pa chaser on or before
october [, ia46, IN the City of Pas
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ne purchaser. Delivery elsewhere
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purchaser.
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