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Evening star., 1947-03-13
bedroom Furniture

DStLf OOHL tut nkCAS =
1 Orig. s11.s5 Metal Bed, double
size, SCARED $8.88
1 Orig. $26.95 Walnut Veneered
Bed, SCARED --- $1S.88
Orig. $21.o0 Coil Spring on Legs,
twin size S13.99
1 Orig. $151.eo Bedroom Suite,
walnut veneer, 6-pieces $4,000
, Orig. $3.50 Box Springs, twin
size, soiled ------ 1868
1 Orig. s23.35 Felt Mattress, twin
size, soiled - ------ $15.99
l Orig. S34.95 Innerspring Mat
tress, double size, soiled - S24.95
Orig. $1,000 Innerspring Mat
tress & Box Spring, double size,
$1,000
1 Orig. $ss.s5 Sofa Bed, damaged,
$29.95
1 Orig. $21.75 Cretonne Covered
Love Seat ---- 1898
/ Orig. S44.95 Chair and Stool.
upholstered, floor sample -$24.95
.Kann's-Bedroom Furniture
Third Floor.
Toys
1 Orig. $12.s5 Glider, floor sam
pie ------~- ------ 1913
1 Orig. S4.95 Croquet Set -$2.9S
Orig. $12.8S Wagons, wooden
body
/ Orig. $3.50 Swing Horse, floor.
$3.50
/ Orig. $3.50 Peg Table ---$1.9S
2 Orig. $3.75 Easels for black
boards $1.SS
l Orig. $9.95 Wagon, wooden body,
$500
1 Orig. $1s.s5 settee, red leath-
erette $9.95
Kann's-Toys-Fourth Floor.
Hosiery
Orig. Soc te $1.o0 Misses Ankle
Socks, assorted, soiled d------ SOC
Orig. $1.15 Sheer Rayon Hosiery,
full-fashioned 2 prs. S1.00
As Is-Famous Name Sheer
Nylon Hosiery, broken sizes,
CSC
No Seam Sheer Rayon Hosiery,
broken sizes and colors,
8 prs. $1.00
Ankle Socks, misses and chill
dren's, soiled, cotton -10c
Irreg. Of Sheer Rayon Hosiery,
full fashioned, \sh to 9k----s9c
Kann's-Hodery-street Floor.
Better Dresses
2 Orig. $29.95 Suit Dresses, 2-pc.
all-wool, navy blue, misses,
s14.98
3 Orig. $3s.s5 All Wool Suits,
lined jackets, misses sizes, $500
2 Orig. $29.95 Rayon Crepe
Dresses, black with sequins, size
48 --.$ $12.97
4 Orig. $19.s5 Daytime Dresses,
rayon jersey print, women's,
$12.00
= Kann's-Better Dresses
Second Floor.
Girls Year
8 Orig. sI695 Teen Raincoats,
S7.9S
10 Orig. $500 to s1O.s5 Teen
Dresses - $500
IL Orig. s1o.s5 Girls and Teens
Wool Jackets -----------4- $500
Is Orig. $1.6s TO S2.9s Girls
6 Orig. $1.ss Girls Bags, plus
20% tax N.O0
Orig. $4.ss to s7.s4 Girls Wool
20 Orig. $500 and $5.s5 Girls
Rayon Dresses 2.S7
Kann'-Girls' Wear
Fourth Floor.
Handkerchief
So Orig. 59c Lace Edge Handker-
Evening star., 1947-03-13

rugs
1 Orig. 34S.95 Oval Braided Rug.
6.SXlU.o ---- SSo.0o
Orig. S67.S5 Oval Braided Rug,
9.3x12 - -- S55.95
100 Orig. 69c Stair TreAds, 9x18",
29c
10 Orig. S2.95 Bath Sets, rug and
lid $I.S5
5 Orig. $4.5e Reversible Rag Rugs,
36x60" $3.50
8 27x4S Cotton Figured Rugs.
Orig. SO. ---- $4.S9
10 24x48 Rag Rugs. Orig. $2.95,
S1.5S
Xann's-HN,GS-Third floor,
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Clearance Utility Closets,
Wordrobes, Wall Cabinets
SLIGHTLY DANdAGED-"As is"
Wall Cabinets 24x24x12. Orig $3.50 --------------S750
10 Wall Cabinets 18x30x12 Orig
Il Ttiitv Cabinets 64x8x12 Orig
Utility Cabinets 52x18x12 Orig s1299---------$7.9S
Utility Cabinets 44x18x12. Orig $0ss---------$ $69s
Wardrobes 72x27x2O Orig $3695 $24.98
Wardrobes 6exl2x2o Orig $685. $10.9S
Itilitv Cabinet s5x24x12 Orig 1895
Cabinets, 24x24x2 $5S8
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Lingerie

Orig. s3.a5 Rayon Crepe Slips,
lace trimmed, sizes 81 and "a.
$500
Orig. $3.50 Rayon Satin Slips,
tailored sizes 80 and "a $l.49
Orig. $3.50 Cotton Crepe Gowns,
small sizes $1.97
Orig. $500 FlanneIette Pajamas,
small sizes $l.97
Orig. $3.50 Rayon Crepe Bed
jackets, lace trimmed, small and
medium ------$l.69
Kann's-Lingerie-
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
Orig. Sis
Full Fashioned
Royon Hosiery
88c

Full fashioned sheer
rayon hosiery with cot
ton reinforced tops and
feet for extra wear.
First quality rayon in
fashion = right shades.
Sizes 81a to i01s In
the group.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

Sturdy, good : looking
pillow ticks, finished
with strong seams, Of
quality blue and white
striped ticking.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-09-03

Army, the Soviet Union has Inn
posed Communist dominated gov
ernments. It has buttressed these
governments with all the trappings
Of the modern police state. It has
integrated their milit--zy establish
ments with its own. And it has
taken firm hold of their economies
through an extensive system Of bi-
lateral trade agreements negotiated
under the pressure of an occupation
force or under the threat OF re-
priSals."
Evening star., 1947-09-03
Pilot Whose Plane Killed
Boy, IA, Faces Sentence
by the Asseeiaisd Press

CORUNNA, Mich, Sept. 3.-A
youthful pilot, whose low-flytng
plane decapitated swimmer, was
convicted on an involuntary man
slaughter charge yesterday.
Harold Ferrell, 10, Of Flint was re-
leased pending sentence September
l3.
Evening star., 1947-09-03

Circuit Court Judge ]. H. Collins
said the case was unique under
Michigan statutes but ruled that the
law of wilful negligence applied to
planes as well as to automobiles.
He held that Ferrell was negligent
on June 8 when his craft, which
witnesses said was flying under 500
feet, plunged into a gravel-pit SWIM
ming hole. where Jimmy Evans, "A,
OF Owosso was swimming.
Evening star., 1947-09-03

The Philippines consist OF 7,0S3
islands.
Evening star., 1947-09-03

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-08
Date Set for American
Jewish Conference

NEW YORK-The Fourth Ses-
sion of the American Jewish Con-
ference which was postponed be-
cause of an urgent meeting of the
Zionist Actions Committee in
Geneva requiring the presence of
many leading delegates and offic-
ers, will be held at the Palmer
House, Chicago, Saturday, Novem-
Der 20 to Monday, December l.,
Louis Lipsky, chairman of the
Conference Executive Committee,
announced today.
The overwhelming majority of
the delegates have agreed to post
ponement, Mr.. Lipsky stated. The
session will be preceded by a din
ner to be rendered on Thursday,
November u, by the Chicago Jew
ish organizations to the presidents
of the organizations affiliated
with the Conference. The chief
item on the sessions agenda will
be the proposed formation of a
permanent body to represent all
of the Jews in the United States.
The plan for permanency, which
will be presented to the Fourth
Session by DR.. Maurice N. Eisen-
drath, has been the subject of
widespread discussion and will be
debated at public hearings in i'm
portant cities throughout the
country prior to the Chicago meet
ing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-08

new wave of religious intolerance
which is envelOping warshattered
countries. He attended the Work.
shop Against Anti-Semitism in
Switzerland, July SO-August 5.
Rabbi Rosenblum was recently
appointed to the national council
of UNESCO by the U. S. State
Department. He is member of
the executive committee of the
Authorization League of B'nai
Birth and is rabbi for Temple
Israel in New York.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-08

'4t will do more to destroy the
age old crime of anti-Semitism
than all the polite assurances of
good will by creed leaders which,
the masses feel, are spoken for
reasons of policy he declared.
Rabbi ROsenblum recently de-
parted for Europe to make first
hand observations and to confer
with religious and civic leaders in
an effort to point up American
cooperation for stamping out the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-08
ANTI-SEMITISM = NOT A JEWISH PROBLEM,
BUT A GENTLE DISEASE

NEW Notwithstanding antiSemism to be mot Jewish prob
gentle disease" Rosenbum president
Council America
groups "be declared which
the rights and privileges enjoyed by faithful"
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

to the love affair between Arthur
Brown and v. McLish?.. ,Geroy
Osborne says that Rose Burnett
is the only woman in his life, but
Ivory Abraham says that she does
not agree with him. Marion isn't
on the loose any more because L.
Anderson has caught up with her.
When will e. Pennington and
c. Lyles get together again? Eliz-
abeth says one thing and Clay
borne says another. Please make
up your minds kids. John C. Ear.
ly is regaining his title as Dun
bars No. spillman. wonder
what technique does he use. -.
Frances e. and Charles D. are
coming on strong. John Jones
and Ruth Frazer are doing fine
for Themselves. l wonder what
Maude Is doing for herself?. d. The
flame between Laura Jones and
Billy Thompson Is growing bright
er every day. Wont somebody
please find E. Browne a boy friend
before it Is too later. Il think
there Is something fanny going
on between r. Taylor and T. L.
Lancaster. Ida Shelton, will you
please tell us who you like the
best, Richard Ross or Wendell
Smith Billie Duncan and Harold
Russ are doing fine. Keep up the
good work kids. D. w. Brown
and Nannette Wright seem to be
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

playing for keeps. IL wonder
why does Carolyn B. Likes to
hear "Linger in My Arms" Could
it be because of Willie Buford
John Bell hasn't made up his mind
about M. Peoples. l.. Williams, and
l. Clarke. l wonder IL he will ever
make up his mind. Who is the
woman In Eddie Williams life :?
...Yancey West and Clotilde Cot
ton are coming on strong E. 4 won
der II Charles Burnett will get
Grace Ghashon out OF those baby
ways. What happened to the love
affair between Billie J. Williams
and Charels Coley! Maybe Charles
can answer that question for you.
Mary Allen seems to have
Richard Terrence well In hand.
What happened to Leotis Macon
and Marion Matthews? Could Joe
Gray be the answer. Il wonder
who Is Thurman Lawson's girl
friend. Is 1t J. Waugh. Beatrice
Moore and John Hampton are a
fine couple. They tell me Sam.
mic johnson is jumping solid. So
What happened to the love affair
between ID. Watkins and II. Thomp
kins? Could Saunders be the an.
swer??. Il. Farmer and w. Rose
are still going strong. Keep up the
good work Leon. Won't somebody
please tell me what happened to
Louise Gray and Alva Hollis. ...
Why does B. Williams smile when
she sees Claude Smith? Could il
be lover ....WANTED: A girl
friend for Arthur Osborne. Has
Evelyn ziegler finally settled
down or does she have a secret
boy friend. Why are the Vel
low Jackets so famous? Ask e. s.,
o. c.. NJ, c., c. G., G.. S., l.. G.,
c. l.. They know all the answers
They tell me that Margaret
Hughes and George Hayman are
doing fine. Martha Cole has Aar.
on Jones well in hand and she
warns all others TO keep hands
off. Seems as II Erma Brownies
sister, Rose has been seen walk
ing a mighty lot withe l.. McJimp-
son. What about 1t Erma? SO long
until next week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
cam us
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i've

Won't somebody please help Nor.
ma Cowan to make up her mind
between James O. Williams and
Edward Waller. . Who Is the best
man in Lillian Fields life? w.
Belle or J. Peyton?. Mable Hall
and Clarence Matthews are doing
fine for themselves. %. Coleman
and F. Dean are still going steady.
Keep up the good work Reds.
I wonder IL e. Humphrey has
made up his mind between L.
Grundy and Irene Chant. .Wilbert
Smith has finally made up his
mind about Grace. He told her that
somebody had to go and It wasn't
going to be him .Marilyn Miller
seems to have Jackie w. occup'e ed
for the present. What happened
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
HUTiG

Joe A. Hardy
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladell Collins OF
Sterlington, La we're weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Bell
Andrews. Miss Hazel Davis 10
here from Los Angles, California
visiting her sister and friends.
Atty. @. A. johnson and Miss
Edward Lee Bradford made .
business trip 70 III Dorado Sat-
urday. Mrs. Nancy Ferguson ID
in the hospital In Little Rock.
Miss Ola Mae Holly, Matte Mac
Simmons. Emma Lee Norris went
to Ell Dorado Monday a.. Rev
Clark Dresched at First Baptist
Sunday night -. Mrs. Handy
Barnes was called to Mississippi
to see her sick sister Mrs. Ben
Mitchell h In O hospital In FL
Dorado. Herman Jones is here
from Oakland, California visiting
hts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Jones Mines. Gladys Mack,
Lille Mae Thrower Beatrice
Green and While Elliott shopped
in ri Dorado Saturday. Rev. A.
Redden attended the funeral Of
John Rollins Of Lapele at Bott
Chapel Baptist Church Monday.
Rev. Tisdale was present. ST.
ANDREWS A. NJ. 10. CHURCH;
Rev. W. J. Rodgers, pastor:
Members of the church feted the
pastor February 22nd. MmeA
Georgia Williams, Bessie Miller
and violer Riehs Of First Baptist
Church wore present. Presiding
Elder o. Sherman conducted
fine quarterly conference recent
ly. Rev. A. Redding pastor OF
Lapile and Rev. Wallace were
present. Total collection, $441Q
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

has served faithfully and willingly
in the League Sunday School. Mis-
sionaries and all departments Of
the church. She and Rev. Watkins
worked day and night to carry
young people to Chicago and
succeeded. They are worthy Of
any consideration OF the church
and our city.
Some Of the Positions They Hold.
Rev. Watkins 10 . trustee OF
Shorter Co lege, vice president OF
the AME Alliance and Interdenom
national Ministerial Alliance, eco.
Rotary of the Eittle Rock District;
Conference Supt. Of the Sunday
School. Arkansas Cont, member
Of Advisory Board Of Girl Scout
ing. business manager Of tho
Ark. African Methodist Church
paper. member Trinity Lodge,
Masonry. Royal Arch and ]. L. n.
Smith Consistory. No. rs. the Ur-
ban League, NAACP, FEPC and
other worth while organizations a
the city. He was a delegate to the
last General Conference and ono
Of the clerks. Mrs. Watkins 70
the supt. Of YPD Of the Arkansas
Conference, Girl Scout leader,
member Of the lnterdenomination-
al and AME Ministerial Wives Al
lance. the Urban League, NAACP
FEPC and Ada Chapter OF East
ern Star and q very faithful work
er. These two young people win
be missed IN the heart and By
Allen Temple and the community.
They shall always have our pray
ers and good wishes. They don4
make much noise about what they
are doing, their work and kind
deeds shall forever last In IL
hearts and minds Of both young
and old Of the vest end. We pray
for their continued success at hie
new charge.
Signed:
Officers and Members o.
Allen Temple AME Church.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

fine baby girl. Prof J. M. Bal
ley and his wife are conducting
school program and exhib ton
on March 2lst The public Is In,
vited. =. A rally will be held at
Church OF God in Christ at Roc
key Hill ON the 30th OF March
Everyone is invited to attend.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
BOOKER TERRACE
Rosie Van Pett

Rosie Van peh
Rev. Rogers preached won
derful sermon last Sunday, Minis
Aurella Johnson, president Of tho
u. Y p. U. conducted the Union
well. Miss johnson seems to DO
Interested In all services Rev.
". 8. Thomas preached the eve.
ming sermon .. Mission Band is
held each Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Butler Is president.
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
A Tribute to The
Watkins

Three years, three months and
three weeks ago, the above
named young minister was sent to
Allen Temple AME Church, 18th
and Oak Streets, Little Rock, as
pastor. The membership received
him gladly and Immediately he
made some addition to the organi.
cations that he found and In q
few weeks he had the whole
church at work. He continued to
add and set up organizations un-
til We had one of the best organ.
lied churches in our connection.
We shall name some of the organ.
izations: Senior and Junior Stew.
ards Board. Trustees. Senior and
Junior Stewardess Board, one and
two. Junior and Senior Usher
Board. The Missionary Depart
ment with three zones. and the
Young People Department; Sunday
School Board; ACE League; Pas.
tors Aid Board; Trustee Aid
Board; Choirs; Junior and Senior
and Vesper Chorus; Clubs; Ways
and Means. The Allenite pride of
Allen Temple, p. T. r. Mems Pro-
gressive Willing Workers, Moth
er's Service. Cheer up for service
men. Flowers, Silent Workers, All
Star. Watkin Thomas. Community
Allenite Boys Club. When he
came to us we had only a banner.
Offering with apt. A pupils at.
tending Sunday School. He install
ed the Attendance Banner and
wrote a booklet on How to build
up the Sunday School Attendance
in a Record Book for Teachers
which has been a big help to us
and all who used them. BY this
method we have built one Of the
best Sunday Schools In the Dis
trict with rs to 80 children at.
tending, 9 teachers and our week
ly teachers meeting and monthly
Board meetings. The same supt.
he found there was there when he
left, and a very cooperative supt,,
Pres Thompson.
Our League under the leader.
ship of Mrs. Roberta Dyer, has
from rs to 35 young people with
three divisions each Sunday and
a banner attendance, We have
built 1t from 7 or s to a worth
while League. One OF the first
things Rev. Watkins did was to
ask about the boys. He found no
organization. He organized the LIST.
Boy Scout Troop in Allen Temple
and became its first Scout Mas
ter and served for two and a half
years until he could find a leader
for the boys. He had 30 or more
boys registered beside the others
who Just attended Scout meeting.
He organized a cub pack which
Is well on its way. The first Girl
Scout Troop In the west end was
organized in two troops. A Brown
ME Troop has been started mhich
makes three troops with 40 girls
at Allen Temple and the Commun.
ity being inspired.
The Vesper Chorus Ia made up
OF teen ayers with about Is young
people Of Allen Temple and the
community that would sing dur.
Ing the vesper hour.
Rev. Watkins organized n Boys
Club known to the community as
the Allenite Boys Club with boys
from 6 years up. For two years
they have held the Spring C'ean
Up Program. They had planned
the third Spring outing In March,
rrizes were have TO been given TO
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14

In gracious home the dining should look charming the
hostess and inviting Although dining
they often present for special deco
been clev treated 70 give the dining fresh look The
eject achieved fluffy white marqusete curtains and white
shadow proof window shades The ANAL deboard the
correct dining conveniently located and unadored
With the decorating II make dining
gracious and Gvable any room In the house
Arkansas State press., 1947-03-14
CHIDEsTeR

WdTtNd FObTHSon
Mrs. Essie Brown and Mrs.
Marie Mckenzie visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Dave Douglas
last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Doug.
Las are the proud parents OF
Evening star., 1947-06-28

PHARMACIST, living with parents; desires
70 rent z Of bedroom house; rsfsrsnaees' sns
pERMASEST PERM WASH. FAMILY with 3 chill
dren, desire unfurn. 3 or bedroom house.
Arl or Alex. area preferred; references
furnished. cH. 1928 or TIE. 6565. 2s'
i3-BEDRM. unfurn. house within Is miles
Ext. 1fS; WA. 1878 sat, Sun. and ,e. eyes.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and child, need
10 year lease must be clean;. up to
NAVAL COMMANDER, wife and wen-be-
hayed child dssiTs 35edFo9m 90 vEgi hoqsf nsse
cLAGdETT. edsi @7is s.. Paul St, Bait
CIVILIAN, tITpfi L young family. desires unfur-
Permanent position, temperate habits: ref
erenees oecqpalnssy ssntemPsir sir or ss sooneT av
STATE STATE DEP DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL and wife.
permanent. want small unfurn. house in
NV; no children or pets. Call CH. 1903
DESPERATELY NEED or 3 bedroom
Va. for perm. bus. exec, and family. Owner
taking over. EN- 1893. 30'
DESPERATE-Family must vacate imme-
diately; couple, daughter, 16. son. IL; un-
furnished house or apartment, D. c.; per
manent. DU. 1924. 30'
4-YEAR RES, minimum if possible: ex-
naval oficer, now GEORGETOWN student with
regular income, wife and family; desire
house OF apt, quiet NV. section or Chevy
Chase, Bethesda preferred unfuTn. or
furn.; assure interested care, ref. if req.
Please call co. 1923, Sun. or afternoon.
DIPLOMAT, wife, daughter tage 117) de-
sire . or 3 bedrm., furn. or unfurn. house
or apt; to $50 mo-; garage; perm. NV.
pref. or Md; Aug. lst or earlier. AID. $500.
REG. NAVY or bedrm unfurpished
RE 400 Ext 4047. l.
10 OR MORE RMS, unfurn. fer 1st-elass
guesthouse; long lease desirable; do own
renovating Box bonn, Star. 80
Evening star., 1947-06-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

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fRRNa&RNf FRF AZ f sRS Rashaston a S' BUSINESSMAN
head OF own large concern, desires 3 or
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phone RA. 1914. N''' - -
CAPTAIN IN REGULAR NAVY with wife
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pay up to s15o a month, Re- 74oo,, Ext
1907, TO 4. CAPT. TACKNES. 3o'
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ARMY OFFICER. wife and year-old son
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ton or vicinity. Phone RE, 1850 any time.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeast.

TRINIDAD-Possession July Is: attrac5
MRS. WRIGHT, Ma. 1858; ewes and Syn
DRIVE BY ezes 10th ST. N.E.-Liv. rm,.
din rm. kit, downstairs; 3 bedrmS.
bs sd 0at rsaey a4 fsdasf neF
transp shopping: $500 cash. bal. like
rent II interested, call MARTIN WAT
MAN, Broker, CT. 544l till pm. vii
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n. move in nsxt Esef NJ MMaYNoR WI ke co 5sT e s
6 6 RMS. BATH. CELLAR. oil heat. large lot
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rear porches. oil h.-w.h Fine white. con-
venient, central location. See 2422 2nd
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KING CO., $40 18th st. ne, Du- 2ls24.
woopRDGE-,An outstanding fully de-
recreation room in osrnt., automatic heat:
can be purchased at less than the cost Of
reproduction; requires substantial down
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