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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08

Installation services held at
Mt Taber Baptist Church, in the
honor of Rev. S. II. Banks was
quite a success, amount raised
$l3744 . Rev. and Mrs. Vaughn
and Mrs. Minnie Williams were
in Wednesday TO attend the flu
neral Of Father Steps The
Misses. Bette Lee Hammack,
Mildred Jones Bass, Mary J,
Simmons, Marie Brooks are at
tending school in Warren
Mrs Elva Husscy doesn't want
to miss her STATE PRESS
Mrs l.. Nj. Rutherford Is in the
United Friends Hospital Little
Rock, for a general check-up o..
Mrs Edith Stanley Of Detroit is
here visiting her parents, and
friends Mrs. Carrie johnson
is not fishing quite so much these
days g.. Mrs Ethel Wimbley,
Ike Butcher. and Rev Boxtci
Iarc still on the sick list.
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RIXiE
Silas Bowman

Silas Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hempill
of Booker Terrace recently cele-
brated their Il years of Matri-
mony at their home Oct. 10 They
have worked together for q
years and have accumulated a
lovely home Roosevelt Daun-
derdale who has been from the
U. S. Army is home with his
mother, Mrs AzGe Laund-r-
dale Little 8 year old Mary
Powell, daughter of MI acl
Mrs. Buster Goyd of Engldr
spoke the 10Th commander
By memory and didn't make .
mistake. The church gave he
a Bible Story Book as d pa,
for her nerve and bravery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08

guest Of Miss NJ, O. Tyler here
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Single
ton are proud parents Of baby
boy - Mrs Virginia Bunton
spent Sunday in Little Rock, She
was accompanied home by her
mother -. Mrs. Georgia Garter
who stuck It nail in her foot, is
much improved SGT Frank
Griffin wrote from Tokay. Japan
to MIS-. Missouri Dupins ,
Benny Hall successfully under
went an appendectomy at Gray's
Hospital Rev. w. c. Wills
spent few hours here Thursday
en- route TO Pine Bluff, having
attended conference IN Augusta.
Rev. Willis is former pastor of
St Paul A. NJ. f. Church here
and presently is pastor of Wards
Chapel A. M. f. Church, Pine
Bluff Mrs. Bernice Croal en-
tertained the White Rose Club
Monday. An enjoyable program
was rendered and a delicious
two course luncheon was served
. -. . Rev. J |, Branch called his
parents Sunday evening He is
moving from Huntsville, Mo, to
Joplin as pastor of an A. NJ. f.
Church there Theopolis
Parker is convalescing after a
recent operation Rev. w. c.
Willis was dinner guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carter and
family Thursday Mrs. Ma
linda Mitchell and daughter,
Mrs. E. B. Floyd spent the week
end in st, Louis with relatives
Marvin Mitchell spent Sun
day in Little Rock Mrs. Mary
Jones win spend the weekend
in Memphis witnessing H., .ra-
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TUCKERMAN

Prof. and Mrs. A. l.. Ridley
and Mamie Martin were guests
of Jessie Ridley Oct. q Mr..
and Mrs. Will Simpson have re-
turned from visiting friends in
Muskogee, Oklahoma 49,. st.
Paul A NJ. f, Church reports a
successful drive in raising their
conference claims Christine
Knowles, Irma Neal Bailey and
Claudio Bell Person, were visit
ors in Newport last Friday e..
Rev. Shaw was guest speaker at
New Bethel Church Oct II .
Richard Barens has returned
from an extended vacation.
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duation Of her daughter, Miss
Sadie Fulton from Poro College
Mines. Bertha Woods, Lessie
Roddv, Debora Daniels, Bernice
Croal Rev. II. Martin and Frank
Davis attended the District Con
vention at Cotton Plant Mrs
EverIyn Harnett has returned
rom Little Rock and Pine Bluff
Mrs. 2. w, Lee received word
that the condition of Mrs Ger
aidine Lee remains critical She
is confined in a Detroit Hospital
Mrs. Joe Ann Wilson solicit
ed funds and purchased mat
tress for Mrs. Vicy Bradley who
has been i'll for a long time. She
gave her the balance solicited
which was Sl400 -, SCHOOL
NEWS The Choral Club of N.
II. S. with Miss NJ. O. Tylor,
sponsor and pianist was organiz
ed Wednesday and the following
officers elected President, De
Armon Walker; vice president,
Hershel Aleorn, secretary, Char
lene HendiX; assistant secretary,
Doris Tolerson, treasurer, Ruby
J. Balentine; chaplain, Eugene
Carter; Librarians, Katherine
Cole and Geo. Balentine; sgt
at arms. William Wyatt, assist
ant pianist. Lucille Stephenson
Sand, gravel and cement
have been purchased to start
making blocks for the gym =.
Rev. Bell, pastor of Reeds Chap
ell {. NJ. f. Church was guest
speaker in chapel Monday morn
ing During the past week
Dock" Williamson entertained
the school with a fgee show al
the Harlem" lie Is manager and
owner Il the theater,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08
First In Contest

BRENDA JOYCE HARRIS.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harris. 3l9 Elm Street. North
ner in a baby contest which end
Little Rock. was first prize win
ed recently at Morning Star
Baptist Church.
Brenda raised S2a.20. winning
the first prize Of $1,000; Charles
MYles. Jr. raised $3.50. winning
second prize Of $500; Roscoe
Thomas. Jr. raised S26.27 win
ming third prize of $500: and
Lucille Tucker raised S2l.oo.
winning fourth prize of $500.
Members of the Identification
Club sponsored the contest. Mrs.
Sallie Owens. president; Mrs.
Rosie L. Golden. vice president;
Mrs. Bessie Givens. secretary;
Alex NeasleY. treasurer. Rev,
C. A. Canada is pastor.
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BENTON

Rev. w. M. Colman attended
the Southwest District Associa-
ton held in Hot Springs . j..
Mines. Mary Davis and Bessie
Canady; John Colman, Mack
Poe and Hugh Griffins motored
to Bum October oath to the flu
paral of Jim Oakly -, Mrs.
Floyd Cooper and son, Floyd, Jr.
spent several days with her faith
er, Jack Rhinehart and other
relatives and friends Mrs.
Leola S. Branch spent the week
end at Carthage with her two
sisters and their families
MIS-. Annie johnson is to be
commended for her influence,
time and money USED to get lights
in Gravel Hill Schoolhouse
Mrs. johnson is an active mem
Der of Pleasant Hill A. M E
Church; Sunday School super
intendent; a steWardess and a
class leader. She is also active
in all civic affairs Apprecia-
ton Day for Rev. o. j, Delamar
was held October 9th. Visitors
were present from Sparkman,
Dalark, Akadelphia, Malvern
and Little Rock. Collection,
$12700 Mrs. Bernice Brown
lett October 18th for a vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Priscilla
Montgomery and her family
Mrs. B, c. (hunt BerD) Davis has
been very i'll, but is improving.
=. Give your news to Miss Char
, lene Peers or Mrs. Mary Smith
Johnson Pay the agent Sc
she can pay for the papers.
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C~~ OF The State Press.

M. M. CT would appreciate
your advice very much. ! have a
child 2 years old, I'm unmarried,
twenty and live at home, Mother
will not keep my child while l
work and doesn't want his grand
parents to keep him, but still she
tells me that ! have to pay board.
The father of the baby supports
him. | wish to know if | should
continue staying at home and be-
ing unhappy or take my baby to
his grandparents and get me a
room and 90 to work?
Ans You need to go to work
but you must make some salts
factory arrangement for the care
of the child before you can do SO
If your mother cannot assume
this responsibility, you must en-
ploy someone to look after your
child, It would be best for you
to continue living at home if
possible for your mother could
supervise the care of your young
ster without having to do the
actual work and that would be
a big relief for you.
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Bold Knob
Mrs. Ella Potts

Ava WIS
A Mems Day Program was Civ
en- at Pleasant Grove Baptis,
Church Oct. o. Total amount
raised was $35994 Mrs. Lille
Mae Coleman Of Detroit, Mich.
is home with grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott Edwards
Little Phyllis Ann, grandbaby OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard johnson is
now recovering from several
weeks OF illness Mr. Edwards
and Mr. HowlS of Kansas City,
Mo. were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs Lee Graham Mr.
Harris has returned home after
pending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs, Lille Mac Coleman
of Detroit, Mich &C.. Mrs. Emma
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Uulnpus UauRra

has a Brown now Nj, Walker or
M Cole? Why doesn't NJ
Miller get a boy friend and stop
She hops more than a srasshop-
per. 1t seems that c Grice
has everything all taken care of
with M. Lowe. j. Hawkins say
III walk with C. Guy in rain or
shine. | know he got wet Mon
day. Who is o. Ross supposed
to be going with? Could it be j.
Hollis? -, 7. King says the next
girl friend he has viii have to
live close. Someone like Z. y.
I'll be right back as soon as see
M. Miller for more news.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08

Miss Ophelia Smith spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Smith She is
planning to enter A. M. & N
College soon Miss Lucy Mae
Sheppard has been on the sick
list but is improving The
Union Singing was held at the
Bcaulah Grove Wesson Church
last Sunday.
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selves the pursuers. 1t flat
tiers their ego temporarily for a
gal to phone them, but it soon
grows tiresome. Lon't keep it up.
c. B.-Shall be his girl friend
in the manner he frequently
asks?
Ans: No, not on his terms. He's
interested in you for one thing, .
purely selfish reason. There is
no deep devotion on is part as he
would have you believe.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08

The family 0t the IIIe sam W
Wallace acknowledges with CRATE
full appreciation your expression
OF sympathy during his recent IL
ness and death. Nj. and Ms.
Bonnie Hood and family, MI
and Mrs. z. L. Holden, Little
Rock; Nh. and Mrs. Eli Johnson
and daughter, Mrs, Rosie Phil
lips and family. St. Louis, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Brazell, Berk-
ely, Calf; S, w. Wallace Jr., and
daughter, U. S. Navy, San Diego.
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. T. W, Wal
lace and family, Richmond, Cali
fornia.
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WEST POINT

Mrs NJ NJ. Waddy and Mrs.
Nora Lee Wesly. teachers Of
West Point School, attended the
County Teachers Meeting Oct
23rd Mrs. Alice James Of
Kansas City is here visiting her
relatives and friends The
Deacons of St. Johnson Baptist
Church sponsored a rally Oct. q.
The amount raised was $4,000
Mrs. Luella Hunter is on the
sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08
Newport

Rev. S. Mcdonald left Monday
for Muskogee. Oklahoma to at
tend annual conference -. Miss
Willie Gene Kelly mas returned
from Atlanta, Ga. Ms. Lena
Henderson has returned from St
Louis Miss Carrie B Smith
of Little Rock was weekend
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ATKINS
McKindra Fletcher

Mcklndra Fletcher
Mrs. Julie George of Kansas
City, is spending a few weeks
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Fletcher Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Edwards and baby
was the Sunday guests of their
parents MIR. and Mrs. <. H.
Mcdaniel Mrs Ole Seaton Of
Menifee visited her daughter,
Mrs. C. H. Swinton Rev. j.
Mitchell will leave for the State
Convention in Fl. Smith.
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c. R.-Tcll me if the man I'm
with loves me- | try hard lo
please inn and it may be my fault
Tie promised to marry me but
each time he puts 1t off. Some
times / feel as IL he hates me-
What's wrone'
Ans, You put the cart before
tine horse and naturally got off to
"a very bad start In life Tr'a.
marriages. have mo- real tounoa-
ton and just can't withstand u"
responsibilities hcaped upon IL
Face the facts If you are get.
ling nowhere, you had better cal
4 quits and build q new life 'oi
yourself Next time. sec ta'
preacher before you begin living
with % man.
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WEST ROCK
Mrs. Fannie IIobson

MIS-. FANNIE HObSOn
Mrs. Mary Hoeott and little
grandson, Fred Willis, are back
home after spending several
weeks In Pine Bluff with her
daughter. Mrs. Ora Stewart.
M. and Mrs. Cesar Harris and
daughter, Worthy jean, have mo-
ved in their new home, 1910 N.
~ residents Of Lake Village.
Valentine They were former
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08
PAUL POUNDS THE CHURCH AT
PHILIPPI

LESSON TEXr-Acts l6;li,l5; Philip
plans 2:5.li.
MEMORY SELFCTIoN-I can do all
things through Christ which strengthen
eth me.--Philippians 4:l3.
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eth e.-Philtppians $;l3.
Missionary zeal keeps q Christian
IN action for God After a time at
the church In Antioch, the urge to
preach the gospel sent Paul out on
his second missionary journey This
time his partner was Silas. because
he and Barnabas had separated
over taking Mark along, since he
had turned back in the midst OF the
first missionary journey, Timothy
took his place tAetS l6;l.5).
Our lesson is Of unusual import
because il tells us how the gospel
first came 10 Europe, from whence
II later came to America. Paul's
efforts TO continue his ministry in
Asia were hinoered by the Holy
Spirit tActs 1876, y. 1t was then
that he was given a heaYen-sent
vision of man in Macedonia cry
ing for help. AT once the party set
out to obey the leading of the Holy
Spirit tAets 1879, 100.
I. Paul's Ministry to the Philip
plans tActs l6:ll-l5).
Roman coIony and ontnost An
c.rentln ,ho rews ,aho ~ 49,
there to live had not felt any strong
desire for religious fellowship. for
,hov Nd hill, No snnasoana co.
t.;n ood,v u,on,er MOT on Tho sah
hath Inv the riversia. Tor rrayer
uer. was paurs onnortrritu ,na
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ear and n believing heart 10 tho
gospel message The church
through all lis history has heen
blessed bv the readiness Of women
to bear and heed the GOSPEL
We like TO note that Lydia set
pattern of hospitality and service
which her sisters in the church have
maintained (see v. l5) She "con.
strained" the visiting preachers to
enjoy the comforts Of her home
and thus put forward the work Of
Christ tsee III John 5-8.
II is encouraging to observe how
perfectly the leading of the HOLY
Spiri, worked out in the experience
of Paul and his brethren. The Lord
sent his prepared messenger 10 the
place where there was a prepared
heart waiting to receive the Word
We may confidently 10 on the er.
rands Of our God, knowing tina,
when he leads he goes before and
prepares the way That does no,
u.a, that ,hara min 10 90 ,.,.i.
and difficulties Paul had plenty Of
them (see II Cor. 1888. But /,
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Lesson for November 10

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se
iected and copyrighted by international
Council OF Religious Education, used b.
permission
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-08

B. N. il have been married
six years, Two years ago Christ
mas a young man came to Our
neighborhoed on a visit and !
met him one time. | believe |
fell in love with him as | dream
of the man all of the time and
he is constantly on my mind. My
husband is a good man but he
drinks a little but what ! want
to know is does this man love me
as much as | love him?
Ans: To be painfully frank,
he hasn't given you a second
thought You are making your
self perfectly miserable by har-
boring dreams of this younl
man. Turn a little of this emo
tional excess your husbands way
and the results will be mesi
gratifying. You'll forget the guy
too.
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Sledge has been employed d
Clerk in Mr.. Green's Store.
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Improped n SUNDAY
Uniform ccYroOr
= lie SSON =.

By HAROLD L. LuNDouIsr. y u
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chtcane
Released by Western Newspaper unicf
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and the Of guidance and the counsel of
with letter.
a
SnAne yourp oblemsw ca O
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w. r, CT get so disilluSiolet
here lately, Tell me is it worth
the sacrifice | am making to SEND
my son to school and to the music
classes he is attending? Ny
friend says it is a waste of time
Ans: The welfare of your son
should be your first consldera-
ton. II is certainly not a waste
of time and money as long as ht
absorbS what he is taught. Pre-.
pare him to the bset of your
ability to meet the future and do
not think of what you are doing
in terms Of sacrifice. It's to you
interest as well as his that 1t
make good and succeeds in life.
c, p. S.-Will you please hell
me? All my friends tell me
have a lovely figure but my Skin
is in bad shape. | know that it
ruins me. have tried everything
and want you to put me on tn,
right road.
Ans. Visit your family physi-
clan and if he advocates further
medical attention, he viii recon-
mend a skin specialist You have
access to free clinic IN your city
and il you prefer, 60 there for q
diagnosis. Young people yow
age are inclined TO eat only what
they want instead Of a good bal
anced diet and then must pay tine
penalty.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24
Murdoch, Ford viii Talk
At Mine Association Meet

the banquet which will end the
forthcoming eighth summer con-
vention of the Mining Association
of Montana, at Missoula, on Aug.
80 and 81.
Walter L. Pope of Missoula, Mon
tana attorney, will be postmaster
at the banquet, which win be held
in the Florentine Gardens of the
Hotel Florence, at z p. m, Aug. 81.
The public is invited to all the
business sessions and the informal
luncheon and banquet of the con-
vention. Women, especially, are in
vited. Reservations for the luncheon
and banquet should be made inn
mediately with the Mining Associa-
ton of Montana, Butte.
Senator Murdoch long has been
champion of the western mining
industry, serving four terms in the
house and now serving his first
term In the senate. He took a very
important part in urging legislation
which recently raised the price of
silver and Is now championing the
cause of the gold miners in con-
gress. His home is at Beaver, Utah.
Governor Ford has consistently
urged the prospecting and develop
ment of small mining properties In
Montana, as well as processing, in
this state, the mineral products into
finished articles ready for consump-
ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24

takes IN ALL OF Section b.
This numbering, and this nomen-
clature, does not relate in any way
to the present status of the lease
ownership and operation, but refers
to original leases as they appear
according to the government rec
ordS Thus, no mention is made of
the holdings of Tom Brook, the
Central Montana Company and 9TH
ers, in some of the acreage covered
by the map.
The north half of section 6, so
far undeveloped, is held by the
York-Montana Oil Company, which
obtained it from the original per-
mittee
Tract No. 1 includes the original
East dome discovery well and two
other producers and is designated
by the government as u. S.-Hanlon-
York-Montana contract No. /. Tract
No. 2, on which two producers have
been drilled, is designated as U. S.
Hanlon- York-Montana contract No.
2. Tract 8, on which a well is now
drilling, is now designated as u. S.
on-York-Montana contract No.
North of section is section 81,
all held by A. B. Cobb under leases
from the Northern Pacific railway.
No deep sand wells have been
drilled on it.
North of section is section SO,
state land, all held by the Texas
Company, which has drilled one dry
hole on it as shown.
Section is leased from the North
ern Pacific railway by Bill Hanlon,
who in turn has leased to Dan Shay
the 80 shown, on which Shay is now
completing well that looks like a
producer from two horizons.
South of the Shay well is a small
producer previously completed by
Hanlon, and in c SW NE section l is
a well being put down by Hanlon
and Tom Brook, due to drill in very
soon.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24
COBB GETS
GOOD WELL
IN PONDERA

Adding another to an unbroken
string of excellent producers drilled
by him in the Pondera field, A. B.
CObb's No. 4 Copley, G E1s E1s sen
l0-27N4W, had an initial of 120
barrels after acidization with 1900
gallons and after recovery of the
load oil
II had the Ellis-Madison contact
at 1905 and drilled only to 1909 be-
fore acidizing.
Cobb has made another location
in this field, his No 3 Erickson in
Sc SW SW 2-27N-4W, now rig
ging up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24
PURE WILDCAT GETS
NO SHOWS AT DEPTH

Wildcat of the Pure Oil Company
on the Maxwell Butte structure
south of Miles City is drilling past
1914 after getting no shows in
core from 9167 to 917S. Recovery
was six feet of lime, sand and shale.
This is now the second deepest well
ever drilled in southeastern Mon
tana and the third deepest well ever
drilled in the state. Depth record Is
held by the Carter Phillips 1902
foot wildcat failure Immediately
east of Glacier park
Send a contribution to the Sun
burst Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24
MANNING
TAKE BIG BUILDING
FROM CONTINENTAL

According to Denver reports be-
lieved reliable, Fred M. Manning
and Fred Goodstein, long prominent
in various phases of Rocky noun
tain oil activity, are purchasing the
Continental Oil Company building
in Denver for a price of 81 ,500,00
Continental viii retain office space
in the building. The sale is said to
be in line with Continentals plan
to dispose of all physical proper
ties held by the company not ac-
tually in connection with the pro
duction, refining or marketing of
oil Previously, Continental had
sold its large office building in
Houston, Texas.
Air-cnnled hnsses are being manu-.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24
TEXACO UTOPIA DEEP TEST
STILL FISHING DRILL PIPE

The Texas company is still fishing for twistedoh drill pipe at
1905 in deep Utopia structure east of the
field the 500 above the
to this well cored excellent porosty and sauation and
drill flowed gas the estimated rate of
100000 feet daily with shutn of 4O0 pounds the
promising Devonan test drilled in the Rocky mountain
practices
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24

Abe Murdoch, United States SEN
ator from Utah, and Sam C. Ford,
governor of Montana, will speak at
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-08-24

Twenty-Five new oil pools were
opened in West Texas in 1915.
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Air-cooled buses are being manu-
featured for use on city lines.