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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
Dunn Hearing to
be February 81

Examination OF Earl Dunn, form
er Ypsilanu resident, In justice
court. Wayne, was adjourned, We'd
nesdsy, to February 81, upon the
request Of the Wayne County pro-
secntor. Dunn IL charged with
assault with intent TO rob while
armed. He is alleged to have at.
tackled a former YpsiIanti girl in
a dense fog in Wayne, February
s, hitting her with a hose, and
draa11ng her into nearby weeds,
where she claims he threatened her
withys knife. Her screams caused
a pedestrian to investigate. His
approach frightened the asssilant
away
Dunn was arrested while board.
ing a bus when he answered the
girls description OF the man.
Dunn. who served several years
In Jackson Prison for indecent lib
critics. and later was transferred
to Ionis State Hospital for the
criminally insane. was arrested
In Ypsilanu in 1914 after escap-
ing the hospital. He was returned
TO the Institution in April OF that
year.
\
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

Lansing. Feb. 21-AP-Michl-
gan's legislature, shooting for ad-
tournment today, faced action on
IL bills including two major items
OF Governor Kelly's program.
Reorganization of the state fair
under the commission OF agricul.
ture and a $685. 900 appropriation
for various state colleges were be-
fore senate-honse cosfsrsnee com
mittees.
Controversial feature Of the lat
ter measure was sl,126.000 writ
ten In by the senate for denomina-
tional institutions which the house
protested on constitutional ground.
The house approved without dis
sent the governors program OF
new fair administration but the
senate objected to creating an ad-
visory board, the hiring OF a mana
ger, and placing the activity under
the agricultural commissioner.
Six bills rested in committee,
including two appropristlng $3.50, 900
for the American Legion tubercu.
losis sanatorium at Fort Custer and
S750,0OO for state park develop
ment.
Governor Kelly has signed eight
bills passed In the special session
and 10 more await his signature.
Sent to Governor
Bills passed in the senate and
sent TO the governor yesterday in
cluded those to increase the age
limit for mandatory release from
the Boys Vocational School from
Is to 1s years; remove the manda-
tory waiver Of juvenile felons TO cir
cult court: allow counties to oper-
ate adu education classes: permit
the STATE TO acquire surplus fed.
eral airports; and allow school dis
tricts 10 use city election regis.
tratiop lists when their elections
are held on the same date and
boundaries are eoterminous.
The house approved and submit
ted to the chief executive measur.
es granting veterans who are MN
ors power to make contracts and
sgreements for benefits under the
Gl bill OF rights: limiting unem.
ploymentss compensation reserve
balances to five per cent; and au.
thorizing counties, cities and vii.
lagos 10 develop housing projects
for veterans and their families.
Await House Action
Three measures passed by the
senate await house action. They
would:
-Suffen controls over munIcinal
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
Offices to be
.ClosedFniday

All municipal Offices, except the
city health Office and including
Offices in the city hall, the gas and
water department and the engi-
neering department; will he closed
Friday In observance OF Washing
tons birthday. City utilities will
be operated as usual.
All those arrested by the police
over the holiday will be held for
srraignment Saturday.
Local banks have declared Wash.
ingtons birthday a holiday and
will close all Coy.
The Post Office will close with
only special deliveries and perish
ables being delivered. Rural deliv-
cry will also be suspended. The
lobby will open as usual from I
a. m. TO 5 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
British Troops
Fight Strikers

Bombay. Feb 2l-AP- Several
hundred striking seamen OF the
Royal Indian Navy barricaded them
selves in castle barracks in the
heart OF downtown Bombay today
and engaged In long-range gun
battle with British troops sum
moued % quell them.
From the heavily sanded barracks
roof the seamen. wearing battle
helmets. poured rifle fire at Brit.
ish Tommies and Indian troops who
surrounded the building and re-
turned the fire.
Short bursts Of machine gun fire
could be heard and there we're
sounds Of heavier firing. which
could not be identified a, once.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
New Avenue Seen
in Nerve Surgery

A me hod which has been
tested in the University OF Michigan
Hos pital, since 1888. has proven
an effective method OF combating
high blood pressure. DR.. Max N.
Peet, who designed the trestment
has revealed.
The operation consists OF sever
ing splanchnic nerves along the
spine, thereby re'axing the blood
vessels which supply the spleen,
liver. kidneys or small intestines
This eliminates the spasms OF the
versels which are a result OF high
blooo pressure, he explained.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
Congress Today
(By Associated Press)
Senate

Considers minor bills on calendar
(loon).
Atomic Committee hears J. Ed'
gar Hoover and others testify be'
hind closed doors on bomb data
safeguards n0;3OD.
Banking Committee considers
nomination OF Paul Porter as OPA
admlnistra or.
Labor Committee continues near
ing on bill TO return employment
offices to states. OO).
House
Continues debate on schoollunch
bill and starts consideration OF
measure designed 20 curb James G.
Petrillos Musicians Union. tnoon)'
Military Committee hears last
witness on universal training Oo)'
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
AUCTION CALENDAR

FEBRUARY "a Al
100 o'clock, s miles east OF
YpsiIanti on U.s..tt2 to Beck
Road, and one mile north on
Beck Rd. to 27o4. on place known
a. the George Newton Farm, cor
ner Of Newton and Beck Roads.
George 7. Newton. Prop. &. A.
Newton, clerk. Guy =. Thmopson'
auetioneer. adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
u. s. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan Increasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight
Occasional light snow in north por-
tion. Friday cloudy with light
snow in north portion.
Highest temperature yesterday,
80: lowest. is. Highest tempera.
ture one year ago today. Al: low.
est. -. Highest temperature this
date in last 73 years, SO in 1880;
lowest, 2 in 1918.
The sun sets today at 6:12 p. m.
and rises Friday at 7:1s a. m. The
moon rises today at 1855 .. m.
and sets Friday at 1885 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
Observe Holiday

Ann Arbor, Feb. 2t-Due to the
legal holiday tomorrow. George
Washington's Birthday. all city Of
fees and courts will be closed with
the exception Of the fire and police
departments.
The county courthouse and all
county Offices will also be closed, as
will Ann Arbor banks.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

aba, It was rated by group Of Uni'
versity OF Chicago political scien'
fists as one Of the 10 best gov
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
Of
Late News

HELslNKl-AP - Former
President rlsto Rytl was sen.
fenced today TO 10 years at
hard labor. A special tribunal
convicted him Of leading Fin.
alnd into war with Russia.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

crned cities in the United states.
NJ. Bean is a member ot Gov.
keuys state tax study committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
still Secret


Washington, Feb. 2l-AP-What
Ia still secret about the atom
bomb!
Russia's acknowledgment that
she obtained "'insignificant' secret
data about atomic energy and other
products from Canadian citizens
pointed up the question today.
A survey shows that among the
items still rated top secret are
these:
1.-The Industrial process used
for mass production OF the bomb
material: which OF the several pro-
duction methods finally was decid-
ed upon: the sources OF supply.
2-T~, component parts OF the
completed bomb, including Its ex-
plosive load and the trigger meth
cd by which chain reaction Is OBJ
tanned.
3.-Precise information on pres
sures, radioactivity. heat and other
characteristics OF the explosion
which. in themselves, might give
clues TO the bombs construction.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21
Reds Frankly
Admit aking
War Secrets

London, Feb. 21-AP-Russia,
frankly admitting that Its repre-
sentatives had obtained secret
data In Canada. maintained the
information was insignificant" and
accused the Canadian governmeni
OF fostering an -'unbridled anti
Soviet campaign"
"The Soviet military attache In
Canada received from acquaint-
ances among Canadian citizens GER
tain information OF q secret chara 6
ter which, however, did not present
\ special interest to Soviet auth
critics." the Russian government
said In a statement broadcast last
night over the Moscow radio.
The statement indicated the In
formation concerned fadar and
atomic energy.
At the same time. the statement
said, Russia deemed It necessary
TO call attention to the campaign,
hostile to the Soviet union, which
has started in the Canadian press
and radio. - The position
taken up by the Canadian govern
ment Is directed toward the en-
couragement OF this campaign in
the press and radio. IL Is not
compatible with friendly relations
between the two countries.
"One must recognize" the state
ment continued. that the above
mentioned unbridled anti-Soviet
campaign was part OF the plan of
the Canadian government and is
aimed at inflicting political harm
to the Soviet Union"
The statement, later handed to
the Canadian charge d'afaires In
Moscow, asserted that the Soviet
military attache in Ottawa was
recalled as soon as the above men
toned activities OF certain mem
hers" Of his stan became known "a
the Russian government. because
OF the 'inadmissibility" OF those ac'
tiyities.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

DUBLIN--AP-United States le-
cation officials said today they had
received so many applications from
Irishmen wanting to Join the U. S.
Army that It had been found neces'
sary to prepare a specially printed
reply pointing out that only Amer
lean citizens can be enlisted over.
seas.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y.-INS-
vassar. famed women's college,
will have a woman presiden. July ]
for the first time in its S5-year his
tory. The board OF trustees. after
scanning a list OF 200 candidates
for a successor to DR.. Henry Noble
McCracken. who is resigning.
ing. chose Dean Sarah Blanding OF
the New York State College OF
Home Economics at Cornell Uni
yersity.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

Hobby Box 1914 n. Washington.
adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

wASHtNGTON-AP- The gov
ernment opened the way today
for settlements in scores OF labor
disputes left hanging for week
by pay provisions OF the new wage
price policy. Sterilization Admin
istrator John c. Collet postponed
until March Is the effective date
OF the rule that wage increases
must be approved in, advance by
the National Wage Sterilization
BOARD
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

WASHINGTON - AP - Secre
tary of Commerce Henry A. Wal
lace said today the st. Lawrence
seaway should be given hnal ap-
proval. "One reason for this"
Wallace told a Senate Foreign Re-
lations Subcommittee. ''is that our
national employment objective has
been clearly spelled out"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

DUBLIN-AP Fire President
Sean O'Kelly said tonight he had
sent invitations to Cardinals SPELL
man. Glennon. Stritch and Mooney
to be his guests in Ireland en- route
home to the United States from .he
Papal Consistory at which they
were elevated to the Cardinalate.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

Observation-Disclosures 45.'
O0O-ton super aircraft carrier Mid
way is being fitted out today at
Norfolk for a months test run in
the freezing waters Of the North
Atlantic.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

WASHINGTON-INS-- Reyellle
sounded early today for hundreds
OF ex-Gl's who taxicabbed to Wash
ington TO protest an alleged hack
ing monopoly in Chicago. At Camp
Simms. a former National Guard
cantonment in the District OF Co
lumbia. the veterans rose with the
sun and rallied TO their hght for
taxi licenses in the Windy CityI
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

DETROIT-AP - This city's
dairy workers strike spread to ad-
dltional concerns today, with IL
companies in the walkout and
bringing TO more than 100000 the
number Of Detroit families without
regular milk supplies.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

LIsBON-INS--A spokesman for
Spanish pretender Don Joan said
today there was no further hope
that Generalissimo Francisco Fran
co would relinquish his power to
permit restoration OF the mon
archy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

WASHINGTON-UP- Pro-union
force. in the House lined up today
for an attack on allegedly anti
labor" provisions in the bill to
curb activities o. music Car James
c. Petrillo. The measure was des-
igned specifically to put a damper
on Petrillo's dealings with the
radio broadcasting industry.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

TOKYO-INS - u. S. Army
medical authorities said today that
250,000 pounds OF DOT were flown
to Japan to whip . recent typhus
epidemic in the Nagoya- Osaka area.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07
Mrs. r. L. Maxwell
v PortY For Mrs.
c.. L. Johdnsson

A recent event at which Mrs.
r. l.. Maxwell was hostess at
her home was a surprise lawn
party and linen shower honoring
Mrs. G.. l.. Johansson who was
to depart soon on her summer
vacation.
Games we're enjoyed until the
serving of a refreshment course
by the hostess. .
Mrs. Johansson, who has been
on the faculty of the Bayou Ca
sotte school for the past two or
more years, where she has been
a leader in many activities, was
presented with a number of
handsome pieces of linen as SOU
Venirs.
With Mr.. Johansson, who has
also been on the faculty, Mrs.
Johansson goes to attend SOUTH
ern Mississippi college at Hat
tiesburg through the summer and
at the end of that time will 60
to teach in a school in another
city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07
Four Doubleheaders Scheduled For
Week In Sefiball League Play

-Four double headers form the
schedule for the Pascagoula Soft
ball League for the weeks play
beginning tonight (Friday "
through Thursday night of next
week.
Friday night the league lead
ing Jitney Jungles will tangle
with the Ezells in the first game
on the Market street recreation
center's floodlighted softball dia-
monds, and Virgins No. 5 will
meet the Post Office team in
the second game.
Play in the first game begins
promptly at 7:30 p. m.
Other games scheduled are as
follows:
Monday: Knights of Columbus
VS.. Kihyets, and Virgins VS..
Ezells. Tuesday: Knights of Col
umbus VS.. Post Office, and Jit-
ney-Jungle VS.. Kihyets. Thurs
day: Knights of Columbus VS..
Ezells and Kihyets VS.. Post Of
flee.
Exciting play and some close
games resulted from last weeks
contests, with Taylor turning in
one of the most spectacular cat
ches of the season in Tuesday
nights game between Virgins and
the Post Office which was won
9-8 by the former.
In Tuesday nights game Brown
of Kihyets struck out four men
and held the opposition to two
hits for one of the finest pitch
ing performances of the season..
Players asked for support of
the league to make it a success
and furnish recreation and en-
tertainment for a large number
of spectators. No admission is
charged for the games and funds
for expenses involved in the pur-
chase of equipment, etc. r de-
rived through passing of the hat
among spectators.
Following is the league stand
ipo &C of It1pa d4h.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07
VFWN' BasebaIlers
Meet Kreole Nine
Here On Sunday

The Pascagoula VFW nine will
tax on the strong Kreole base
ball aggregation of Sunday al
ternoon at the ingalls, ball park
at 3:15 p. m. after handing
the Knights of Columbus nine Of
Mobile a ga trouncing in last
Sundays game.
Heavy hitting by the VIEW
"bombers'' marked the fray last
week. Avoris, holding down third
base for the locals, slammed out
three doubles in a row, and
Red" Alternately hit the two first
balls pitched for a pair of doub-
les, before drawing a walk in
the sixth with two men on base.
Play is also progressing in the
local Industrial Baseball League,
and team standing as of May
31st are as follows.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07
Mrs. Johnnie Green
Gives PortY For Her
Small Daughter

On Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Johnnie Green celebrated the
third birthday of her small
daughter, Dorothy with a party
at the family home at 1907 East
Lincoln avenue.
Games appropriate to the ages
OF the small guests we're played,
in which prizes were won by
Susan Bradley and Pat Harper.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C..
Westphol Entertain
DIV Graduates

On Friday evening the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. West
phal, 451 Jackson avenue, was
the setting for a watermelon par
ty for the graduating class of
Our Lady of Victories church of
which their daughter, Marie, was
member.
Informal games and other
pleasures were enjoyed during
the evening. Later the girls of
the class were guests of Tess
Johnson at a slumber party. SIT
Spring street, Pascagoula.
About As countries import u.
S.-made floor and wall tiles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07
Keesler Hos Lowest
Venereul Rute In
Army Airforce

Keesler Field, Miss.-Statistics
office at this Army Airforce
training field announced this
week that Keesler field, the third
largest AAF training base, has
the lowest venereal disease rate
in the entire AAF training COM
mand, with only 26 cases per
thousand per annum.
The statistics office also an
nounced that during the month
of April, BAT men received their
discharge from the station.
The stingray is related to the
shark.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07

Mrs. Green was assisted by
Meedames Frank Crawford and
Hunter Bradley in cutting the
birthday cake and serving it with
ice cream
The guests were Frances,
Butch and Iris Lynn Crawford,
Barbara Ann, Rebecca, Kay and
Pat Harper, Susan and 10 Ella
Bradley, Wanda Savoy. Peggy
Whitmoore, Barbara Rush, Geor-
gia Bailey and Donald Parker.
Deer, elk and moose have no
ua1I
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07

The Amazon river basin is al
most as large as the United States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-07

1t is a tradition that each state
for which a battleship is named
shall contribute a silver service
to the ship officers mess.
Cocaine is an ingredient of the
cocoa plant. eli
Evening star., 1946-04-13
FARM and GARDEN

LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor-
Grounds s.,h.nu. lsIss In, and small parks eems-
and .s~oysd. Estimates free AT. $3.50.
s 1ost snS asETaiss ast.nn: s
walls. F. MARcucc1o, Rockville a4s-J.
klCH SOIL, Govt. inspected. Screened. g
go bu;; sa:s5: bu. minimum delivery.
lyons IS MARKEr AND NURSERIES,, queen. Queen
Chapel and Aser rds.-Poultry, groceries,
meats, potted plants; pansies. dig your own
ana PICK color: trees. Weepins cherry, weep
fruit trees, doswood and boxwood: every.
thing for vegetabl. and flower gardening;
topsoil, COW manure, sheep manure; flowers,
portulaca. marisolds. zinnias, poppies. lark
spur' a -, astors. snaps and al other annuals
day iii ocoef 1--we ineiaains ssrafys
SUNDAYS. Delivery service. Telephone WA.
9s50, Hyattsville: Nd;
q e. los sSDnStA s. NV lx X ossa apRA15H IT!
snd corr; 90 selling Tor client. Fails
sa d. io.a peiiysrsd INN IN DUMP nD Pra eruct. :
p.V1R p. sprc. !; KERs 5aSs 54oo St. s.rna1.s 3
COW MANURE or top soil-r you are
looking for high quality, genuine COW ma
nure. free Of trash. no stalks. corn cobs.
have a rish: to expeeE and viii get. Home me
stead Dairy Farm will supply your needs
either manure or top soil, delivered in
Washington in not less than ton lots, SlS
for single ton. $50 for flve-ton load. Call
as,Is.lssu1r =; ssnN5 asW GWsithsrsburs' Nd. Prone
TOP SOIL for lawns. gardens. SO ton;
COW COW manure: Sl2 ton; 2h-ton load.
sIRsMsEns9 Ass1pn rIaSTs sS best varieties; Il:
BuRDoFT, Colesville, Nd. CAN Ashton
GARDENS plowed and narrowed. new
type equipment prepares any size plot; free
estimates: grading. WI 0695. Id
BIRDBATHS in concrete; also benches,
:? hobaiss' ssls =: 81:
ttlizing. top soil. lawns rolled. gradins,
ers; IS yrs in this neid Can ENC EN- ess7. sss
LYONS MARKET AND NURsE9IEs.
Queens Chapel and Ager rds.-Pouitry,
groceries, meats, potted plants: pansies
dig your own and pick color: trees, weep
ing cherry, weeping birch. weeping willow;
nowering plants, fruit trees, dogwood and
boxwood; everything for vegetable and
flower gardening; topsoil. COW manure,
yeTSsn.s yeIs. SCARLET sass mari
snaps and all other annuals and varieties
Of perennials. AL kinds Of Easter plants
o'clock, including SUNDAYS. Delivery serv-
ice. Telephone WA. $3.50. Hyattsville, Md.
al
Evening star., 1946-04-13
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSE HORSES mules sadaies breaking ssTts
rRAcrtcAIlY Fac aeaS ri INV Efef ne har-
ness buggy. and set Of road harness. $3.50.
Wsekdays y m sfsr phone assI Alex. ao6s. After q
light work; also one saddl. horse. Week
JAMES ELLIS. 10th and .Ames SITS ne IA.
RIDING MARE. thoroughbred; GOOD jump
sr; GIL. 4s7s after 8 weekdays. all day
: sPoTrED HORSES. well trained: .
GATED mares, pretty ponies, spotted:
gentle, work and riding horses; some
and used Western tie s and EN- gnsiisS hS u Saddles. S
pony harness and saddles, everything for 4
herss st5sw ridsS Sy the hour truck
ONE BAY DRIVING HORSE. years old.
brosen for women; ] bay jumper. Years
old, 1872 hands: / bay walking mare: /
brown Walking horse; l palomino Eeldins;
horses: one mule. works single or double;
new and used English ard Western saddles
and 51iaIss .%si. HILL HLT9r fAEM AsN fshe5 sp os9
MY REGISTERED palomino stallion is now
iInnd1sS HTp fPI PAaMs fsw sP parss es Can Mr. HIfk
Fos FOR sAhE2 .ndioy ANS fRs saddle horses hYn.sr
tractor plows. double tractor disk harrow,
movers, hay ricks. harroxs, cultivatars.
brides. spurs and riding boots. saw rig,
belts, ,pulleys,. lawn mowers. farm bells.
Falls Church SS5-W-2. -I5
HEiFER- GUERNSEY AND JERSEYS. i. IL
months old, and /, 9 months old. SH.
WASHINGTON LAWYERS Tenn. walking
eeldins, excellent saits. a perfect pleasure
ssssl eonssruet,on new new tirss 2Psna snd sprinss %
solid oak crate inside: door opens to
compartment lse. enough for feed and
tack and high enough for person to
stand in: 81 900. Vienna 1O7-j-I. -I5
ROYAL RIDING ACADEMY, 800 Carroll
ave- Takoma Park. Md Good horses,
81 so hr. Horses for sale I4s
Evening star., 1946-04-13
POULTRY & EGGS.

5-DAY OLD WHITE GIANT CHICKS, S1f
per 100; To-day old Hamps., SIT per 100
To-day old Rock-Hamp cross. SIG per 100
Always home. Hyattsville O226 o. G
MAXWELL Lanham. Md. Annapolis hwy
CHICKS, HaRRED ROCK. 4. J. REDS; any
quantity: sc each: 100 for S13.50 LAMP
KIN. Alb seth ave, Capitol Heights. I'D
50 HENS, full egg production; must Sell:
day Sat; and Sun, 10000 New Hampshire
ave. HiIandale. Md IA
FOR sALE-300 mishty nice White Lea.
the lot. Lorton a-F-22 14s
CAMERA FANS-oPA set prices of new
cameras and supplies to go up. Here's a
list OF Photographic equipment which is
rIsasonably priced and viii probably loos
Ike 1ans bsrraa ip the near future Bsussh
sseton ametsl tripod sxs6 s4s6 Ssvt sur.
plus filters, &c: 35-mm Ansco color MIN
81 80; 4x5 contact printers, S105O: SKI
contact printers. $50: 2-inch F63 Kodak
lenses in shutters, S12.95; heavy y-duty
Royal tripod and head. sci IA: Argus Slide
protector, ST so; Spencer slide protector
S2s: Ieitz 73-mm. FL. telephoto lens,
UnVsrs. se@ nd:r sepIns lssa ts.ss
telephoto lens. Saa. SO; sx1s cm. F4.5
Zeiss Tessar cut film camera with fash
gun and accessories, 800; this is a real
bargaln. variety of used enlargers from
S2S so; exposure meters. telephoto lenses
synehronizers. movie cameras, roll film
movie nlm; darkroom supplies. etc; equip
MERs CAMERA EXCHANGE. I41o New
York aye NV IA