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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Raj Flying Boot Crash
Kills Five OFF Singapore

SINGAPORE, Nov. 21.-Five
Royal Air Force personnel were
killed and two seriously injured
when an Raj Sunderland crashed
in the Straits of Johore off Singa-
pore Island during a takeoff last
night.
The four-engine flying boat
from Hong Kong was taking aoff
for it's return trip when;it crashed
into shallow water.
The Raj refused to divulge the
names Of the dead and injured
until the next Of kin had been
tuQtlf1edI n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Handicapped Party Set

The District lodges of the Fed
Grafton of the Physically Handi-
capped will hold Christmas party
at 8 pm. December Is at St.
Johns Parish Hall, 819 Sixteenth
street NV. Admission to the party
will be by presentation of a gift
suitable for use by a handicapped
child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Welding sos;sfy bEn1ef {

The American Welding Society,
Washington Section, will hold a
dinner at $50 pm. tomorrow in
the dining room of the Club 400
at 1923 F street NV. A technical
meeting will follow the dinner at
8 o'clock. Paul Field, superin-
tendent of development and re-
search for the Bethlehem Steel
Co., will speak at the technical
ueetinp
Evening star., 1949-10-27

USING OLD LIDS.
RECIPE OFFERED.

From Mrs. v. H., WashingtonJ.
Several years ago I wrote in
telling about using the same cover
that comes on pickles or mayon-
naise jars in canning. Since then
II have canned peaches. tomatoes,
chilli sauce and a great many dif-
ferent fruits and vegetables and
have never lost jar. I canned
% pints of tomato puree last year
and all kept until used. Wash
lids and dry well. have them
cool and then pour hot paraffin
in lid until well coated. Put on
jar and tighten. If hard to open
put under hot water for short
time or turn upside down in hot
water. --
have a recipe that my mother
called Higdon and it is very ap-
propriate right now. And it is
good.
Two large heads cabbage. 8 on
ions, 6 peppers, green and red; l
package green tomatoes, quart
vinegar. " cup mustard seeds, "
cup celery seeds, 2 teaspoons gin
ger. 2 teaspoons cloves, 2 cinna-
mon, tumeric If liked. Grind, let
stand overnight and add cup
salt. drain in collander. Bring 2
cups sugar. spices and vinegar to
boil. Boil all together for 20
minutes and seal.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
GRATED SWEET POTATO
PUDDING.
fErom Mrs. II. M. s., ARLINGTON. }


In reply to the request Of Mrs.
T. J. B., Alexandria, submit the
following taken from ."Old Time
Recipes from Colonial Williams
burg" This recipe has been tested
and 1t is really delicious, and like
my mother used to make. It is
one Of my favorites.
-Four eggs, z cups sugar, Z table,
spoons ginger, tablespoon corn
starch. 2 cups hot milk, u cup
butter. 3 cups grated sweet potato.
Beat eggs in top Of double boiler
until light. Add sugar, ginger
and cornstarch. beating until
smooth. Add hot milk gradually.
Add butter and grated sweet po-
tato, mixing well. Cook over rap
Idly boiling water until thickened.
about 80 minutes. stirring occa-
sionally.
Pour hot cooked mixture into
well-greased 2 quart baking dish;
bake In moderate oven $50 degrees
for 40 minutes, or until lightly
Drowned on top. Serve warm with
sweetened whipped cream. Serves
6 to 8. I prefer the dessert cold
and without cream.
May I express my appreciation
Of the most helpful page Of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Readers Clearing House

TOMATO PUDDING.

fFron1 Mrs. G. J. L., WGshinoto1l.
Mrs. D. r. K. Silver Spring,
asked for 4 recipe for tomato
pudding. This is one that ID
served as q vegetable. A tea room
In Toledo. Ohio. Is noted for it.
Two 10-ounce cans Of tomato
puree. u cup boiling water. q
cup Of brown sugar. 2 cups Of
fresh white bread cut In 1-inch
cubes. " cup melted butter, salt
to taste. Add salt and sugar to
puree and boil 5 minutes. Pour
melted butter over the bread
which Is placed in q creased cas-
serole. Add the tomato puree
over all and bake In moderate
oven for 40 minutes.
Il y
CHINESE RECIPE BOOKS.
(Fron, Miss H. M. B.. Wdshtngton.)
I trust I am not too tardy In
forwarding the following informa-
tion to Miss e. A. T.. Alexandria,
who requested Chinese recipe
books.
New Chinese Recipes" by Fred
Wing and Mabel Stegner, are
Cantonese-style recipes using only
ingredients that can be purchased
In neighborhood stores. This
book is published by United China
Relief. Inc. 1890 Broadway. New
York 10, N. Y. The price was
$1.75 when I purchased 1t In
Honolulu in 1947 but may be
slightly cheaper Stateside.
REMOVING WHITE SPOT?
fFrons Mrs. H. w., Wdshin0tonJ
Could some one please tell me
how to remove q spot from 4
mahogany dining room table? The
table is new and we plan to buy
a cover but it was necessary to
use the table before this and
evidently the dampness from a
water glass penetrated the flan-
mel padding being temporarily
used as there is q spot the size of
a glass which is whitish. Any
advice will be greatly appreciated.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
By Dorothy BihImon

Today, we think nothing of hav-
ing our fur coats restyled, or
changing the architectural struc-
ture Of = room or house, but
somehow, very few Of us ever con-
slider having . piece Of good, sub
stantial furniture completely ire
juvenated." Instead, we dash out
and make q new investment, pos
sibly at an outlandish cost, when
right at home we have funda-
mentally the new type Of divan or
chair we currently fancy.
According to David Shaw, a To-
cal interior decorator. most furni-
ture is basically the same. He
claims furniture In our homes can
be restyled, reupholstered and re-
finished without too great q cost.
If you strip OF the outer uphol-
stery and padding you'll find the
wooden frames stand almost iden-
tical. A clever artificer then may,
with . few slight structural
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Contributions and requests
,,o,,st ~ aaao,~.~n~a>A -. 49,

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and ad.
dress. We will withhold both
and use only initials. Please
address mail to the Readers
Clearing House. Woman's
Page, The Evening Star,
Washington 4.
Views expressed in the
Clearing House are not neces-
sarily those Of The Star and.
as 1t Is obviously impossible
for us to test all recipes SUBJ
mitted. we cannot assume re-
sponsibility for them.
Betsy CassceH
Evening star., 1949-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Information and requests
sent in BY the following haze
been forwarded to those for
Dhom they mere intended:
Washington Mrs. M. g..
Mrs. ]. r. G., Mrs. L. s. E.. Mrs.
J. r. G., r. c.. NJ, B. T., Mrs.
B. L. L., Mrs. A. H. j., Mrs.
E. o. S., Mrs. r. B. B.. M l.. H..
Mrs. M. c. S., Miss M. p, Mrs.
w. B., j. E. G., Mrs. P. r. r.,
Mrs. r. K. H.. Miss E. A..
L. M. r.
Alexandria-Mrs. T. E. NJ,
Mrs. c. @. NJ, Mrs. H. M. B..
jr. Arlington Mrs. E. g..
Mrs. G. F.. Mrs. c. A. NJ, B. L.,
Mrs. MacP. w., Mrs. H. M. F.
Cheverly-Mrs. H. M. L. COL
lege Park. L. Columbia,
s. C.-Mrs. P. B. McC. Falls
Church,. o. D.. Mrs. A. N. b.
Mrs. j. A. c., B. j. P. Glenn
Dale-Miss c. M. Hyattsville
Mrs. M. O. Manassas-Mrs.
F. B. L. Mount Rainier-Mrs.
H. F. Silver Spring-N. s.
Takoma Park-Mrs. F. NJ, Mrs.
K. B. g., Mrs. D. c. T., Mrs.
L. III. II. The Plains-Mrs. r.
H. H. Willows-L. j. o.
GIFTS FOR BLUE PLAINS.
(Fron1 Mrs. M. A. ~, Washinoton.)
Referring to the query from
some one who wanted to know
what could be brought by visitors
to the aged at Blue Plains
things that would be useful and
that would make the days a little
more pleasant for the aged.
One of my friends is q nurse
there and she tells that the fol-
owing would be appreciated
Soap (any good bath soap, wash
cloths (of these two items there
never is q sufficient quantity)
bath powder. such as that which
comes in cans without powder
puffs; razor blades, tobacco Chew
ing and smoking, mostly smoking)
items, feeding bibs (some wom-
ems organization makes these
bibs). They need socks and stock
lngs, white, 50 that they can &C
TO the laundry. all cotton. Candy
hard candy and any kind Of fruit
Bedroom slippers are needed
large, as many patients suffer
from swollen feet. Any of these
would be appreciated.
4 4 -
NOTICE.
fFrom Miss J. H.. WashingtonJ
To Mrs. F. B. S.. Gaithersburg
Mrs. OK, Glenn Dale; Mrs. E. B
g., Purcellville; Mrs. B. L. s.
Frederick, and Mrs. r. j. Mel.
Hyattsville: I am very sorry q
keep you waiting for the doll pat
tern you requested. I have beer
i'll the past few weeks. Will have
YOUR patterns In the mail thil
week. Thank you for being *
patient.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

us that Harry p. Holmes, stand
305-307, has a complete line of
those famous Jones Farm
sausages, hams and bacon right
now, and he has added another
Of these famed products-old
style buckwheat flour. So get
out your Vermont maple syrup
Walter Sacks has this on hand
let's have buckwheat
cakes and maple syrup for
breakfast this week end. -.
WALTER also has the grated
Sap Sago Cheese on hand now,
for use in soups, on buttered
French bread, and for all of
the dozens of uses this famous
cheese knows.
WE'VE almost forgotten the
seafood situation, what with
our hurrahs about poultry and
meat.
Oysters are still kings Of the
seafood stands, and Florida is
in some Red Snapper
now. Norfolk Spots are still
and Thompson's has
some soft shell clans for steam
ing and dipping in drawn
butter. There's a real dish for
you. These repose on beds of
seaweed and come from up
Ipswich, Mass.
Frog legs and African lob
ster tails are around for the
gourmets, too.
MCINTOSH apples, Bartlett
and B0scul pears are on Market,
and we saw those old favorites
of our grandmother-quinces-
on Market this week.
Kentucky Wonders are bean
beauties for the week, and
California is now supplying the
tomato crops. Bananas are be-
coming more plentiful too.
THRIFTY, discerning week
end shoppers are heading
toward
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th 3 K NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
PINTO BEANS.

(Fron1 Mrs. M. L. M, W1shington.)
Wash beans and put to boil
then cut pork in pieces and add.
Put in salt to taste. a mashed bud
of garlic, a teaspoon Of achiote in
powder and tomatoes. Cook until
done. For plain pinto beans, cook
with a cut-up onion until done.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

changes. alter the character Of .
Characterization" for instance,
to a round or key-armed Lawson,
a three-piece sectional grouping or
q low-slung Hepplewhite.
When having furniture restyled
one has a wealth Of fabric to
choose from these days, and q
newly renovated piece can and
will lend beauty and atmosphere
to a room.
Have you ever heard Of furni-
ture tailor-made to measurement
like suit of clothes? Well, it can
be done! Yes, to fit the particu.
lar pit Of the back, the slant of
the seat, and the right height Of
the arm. All this is possible today.
and at q cost that won't floor"
you. # the Mr.. wants to give the
Mrs. such a piece of furniture for
Christmas it would be advisable
to place an order now. just 50
you'll be sure and have it for that
special occasion.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
&Mx!xxf
&lE!:N!1ER
Market CITY
,..wMAfAI,fHY

90. oWtkAf 13vHHr
THIS WEEK, we've been tell
ing you about the wonderful
poultry available now at Center
Market City. Today, let us re-
mind you Of the dozen Of vari-
cites Of meats you'll find here.
Our large Center Market Ad
today ION page B-6) also tells
you about the beautiful meats
at the many meat stands under
this one roof.
Here are the best products
available in beef, pork, lamb,
veal and all of their by-prod-
ucts. Now Is the season for
delicious hams, sausages and
bacon, and we can't think Of
= more timely week to remind
you Of meat.
And those wonderful steaks
you'll find at Center Market
City-they'rc famous across the
city. OF course we've reminded
you dozens Of times Of wonder
full lamb and veal roasts, and
this fall season is the time to
think Of good beef roast with
Drowned potatoes.
s5 And recipes using the dozens
Of other meat products such as
corned. beef, hamburgers,
luncheon meats, kidneys, liver,
sweetbreads, etc. would I'LL .
large size library.
100000, what we're doing
today Is reminding You that for
quality and value, the meat
stands ut Center Market City
deserve Blue Ribbons.
MENTION Of meat reminds
Evening star., 1949-06-02
HELP wokEN

WOMAN. white. age 30-55. to learn
commercial food preparation IN
small restaurant; knowledge OF home
s9e5ins cock .s, eny re 1sapItmsn, :tsrt $40
vacation. Box 25-M. Star --3
WOMAN. white. middle aged. summer
position. country home, 80 min. from
wash; cooking and light housework
other help kept; wages depend on
references and exper. Call Elmwood
WOMEN. IS to IS. high school gradu-
shopping service no exper. neces-
sary; Interesting work; must be
free to travel. Apply Warner Bids :,
18th and Z SITS. NV. Room e51. .
WOMEN for telephone contact work,
large portrait studio. HARRIS &
EWING, 1913 p st. NV, Ma. 500.
YOUNG LADIES for work in modern
air conditioned photo = finishing
plant; good working eond. Apply in
YOUNG WOMAN wanted for. ewes.
$ sss SSl sR VII %arAfos II sF1s pHiRsAs7 sRs ss
COLLEGE STUDENT OR TEACHER.
vacation In country: pleasant, help
tul work: $3.50 for so days. Box
REFNE66 WOMAN a. .m.n.ser of
beard soaIains ROY ho1se Ys.x ss.1 ss.srencs re-
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS will
train two refined ladies for group
demonstrating. car necessary. Call
MRS. LEATHERWOOD, Ma. Q767.
ATTRACTIVE, intelligent. young
woman desiring to earn money in
spare time. Phi. OR. 2156 after Z,
ExPER. IN PAYROLL computation;
must be able to type: b-day wk
8 to 5. Apply Q to II. Sat. morning.
June 4. HAYNES LITHOGRAPH
CO, 1140 East-West hwy, Silver
Evening star., 1949-06-02
PERSONAL

Aas. ee,s' Balto. and Wssh' sxin-
rias Anc all sports rates nee.rsts
toNowcoD CAMP Box ss2-x
olnsy. Mo Ashton s4ei.
LEA ENGEL. DREssMAKEE lformtrly
o. 5th ave N ". claims nothing
TOO harc 70 handle Expert ntttng
skilled vorknanship Custom made
s,us,s T. sassIs e.n,r,s Es'yns isfsiSn
ROOM AND BOARD for elder y
people, with nurses care opposite
Walter Reed Hospital GE, t:5s
SPANISH WAR VET WIDOW orsr,
home 70 refined lady, under 90
PiANo TUNING. S. all repairs. ire.
estimst. VICTOR GEORGE. co
- days, OV 4ac7 ewes
INFORMAL PORTRAITS taken In
ys.1 yogss hons n, s,s, DhOto: OoS ,9selsl,s sas
SUMNER CAMP-Girls. to "a.
Northern Va, riding every day,
swimming, eanoetnE. tennis. modern
facilities. CAMP CATocT1N. Low
sttsville, Va. Call Temple eaoo'
Ext is 90
all isdies garments:
prompt and efncient service; open
ewes zoe i4th CO 2221
WILL BOARD during day in ny pvt
home, ] boy, sse s to IL Maryland
suburban residential section. will
state amount able to pay Boa
42sM, Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-02
HEuR noAAfsrlc

COOK to do downstairs work, live In
have other help: must have refer
ence and experience. Wo. $685.
GOOK-sh.w.. eolored, live in; excel.
salary 70 person with good refer
COOK. expert. coiored; free 20 travel:
Cape Cod In summer. Va. until
January, Palm Beach until April,
year-round position: 3 other serv-
ants kept; excellent living eondi-
tions: good salary; 2 adults; son In
eoIlege. Write MRS. W. A.
PHILLIPS. MiddIeburg, Va. or tsie-
phone Middleburg 1881 - 5
COUPLE[Smal, distinctive inn. re.
ouires services Of excellent femRls
cook and houseman- State details In
letter. including sslary and refer.
enees. Write Boz 53s. Franklin: Va
G.H.w., experienced; references; ESQ
to 8; an electric appliances. SH
GENERAL noUsKWoRKKR. colored.
must be sood cook: pref. TO live IN:
one willing 70 20 70 mountains oyez
week ends; Z 2 family sood salary
GfkI-White. ears Of children and
l,hk,. live In. week ends Oh. Bowls
GIHL for s.h.v. IN family With ene
ehfid; i've In; refsrsneee and q.
perienes REQUIRED. "a. ESQ. -
Evening star., 1949-06-02
HELP WOMEN

IDDREssOGRAPH oPER. CLERK.
nermanent position, 35-hr. wk.. high
school graduate. Elk. 4464.
8EAUTICIAN-Exper. perm. posl-
1i9n; 0; sS so1Sd rs saars nx fnS Hppls IN
BxAurIcIAN. all-around. Ist-slass,
tSll tSnl.Ty q sesIoNl esTto ting sslo 14th st. NV
BEAuTICIAN. 5h days. top salary
ditioned salon. Call HU; 7o2s -
BEHUTICIAN. experienced. all-around
operator; TOP, TOP sal.o5Su lioSu,sR sRd fSooRaiE f%SooRE
Beauty AsAIoN. 1iis H St. nv.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. with 8 yrs; or
more exper.; television beauty saion.
1917 Georgia ave. NV. GE. seio'
BEAUTY OPERATOR. manaser's H.
sition to right party. Box 2s-M
sssAutTY stY OPERATOR, exper., all
shhauh199 h9' osPpEsAr0oR, r pa psrt-tlm.. gu.i.
anteed salary; Sc. salon. 10. S-4554
nEAUrY OPERATORS. exrer., soot
wk.: 2oS discount on purchases
Apply employment once. 4th Il.
LANsBuRoH &tBRo, 7th, sth ane
c1rETERix SUPERVISOR. good ref
erences required. BOZ 13-K, Star.
3
cANvAssER, neat appearance. willing
worker, opportunity for excellent
%ssEfATHaIa-MAsfER ssfa.TrHaiI;a MAST HS Co. sio sser.
idan 81. NV. ia. 4201. -3
CA9HIERS. full or part time. ex-
pSrfeneed; permanent position, sx.
eeilsnt pay. employes bensdts. Ap.
NoRTONs. 314 7th st.. NV. -
CASHIER, for mems furnishing store
Expr. pref. perm. posi-. NATIONAL
0HlRT eHOF, o42 = st. NV. %
Evening star., 1949-06-02
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toe snail rvssOnssls Phone Ma.
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white rnsSh sesk Ea.r IA 5sos
FLAsTHRIN6. satehwors 9 sp~s all,
By white meshsak Z o LIVING
sTOS. tt OIL -
reehsnIes No e-S3 y
riAsTrRiN6 AND kEsoDEiINo
or renewed IN S6ss8 .fstr S Id
~ PtpABN o-So fee YES anal re-
soyp r I've r'1 ~ 'ns, A~0A
PLUMBING AND BEATING. sstst
[ tfoYB Nj ssss
RErPHoLsTERI>6. rrptF wetk tn
,Sp: hem. .Ss,, O. ahOR ass sSsns i" hens
400, .aa.: w.n \ e.ns zen
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koorNG. al upes' ne iee Toe
npi tnnin F'seIgi ssorp srs NC n'. al i9s'' ioss
ROOFING. al tTpss repairs, ns~
roets suffers and Spouts paluuns
ss.rpea;ry, Caa A, . ThoMAs
RoorING. ,inains roof p.anrias
fRs cs' Mr. ssirinY snsiis,h' on sns .,As ,p09'in.
koof REPAIRS, all types cutters.
eosnsDouis. neuss painting ptnmpt
service Mr. ~Riohi. kA ssso
ROOFING SPECIALISTS. repair. re-
hiLfisRRD tS'"as mrsRs iRs &C CO S''V6s oR
sfoSE AND CEMENT woRK-sp..
cialiring In retaining walls ana
nagstonss also walks. sfeph erfsss.
..s ror free estimate, call JERRY,
TiiI BATHROOMS, Kitchens, eOren..
.se 1850 fsP.isi eP K. sSss AssASi BROS IA
rfPEWRI1Eks eissnee. eieo enc
is,g'''e isHT usi4rn Al soIs IysssMsiTrs ss1Es1,,ss
ala i%th nv
uPHoLSTERY repAiF ane PES sofa
and chair bottoms reNsehed and
rebuilt like new sushiens reeglt
ursolsffs,sSG.. i;ss ..ffi sS.n ksrsti.fso ,. ana
rehnishing at better ntites Gun
SINGhAM. DE $500 Ffts tsti-
yRsfi,sS Inf Eli sriSbs ts.,sssssa ss.ssa n,
ed. retsped. recorded PARK AVE
VENETIAN BLIND co, eais n.
ave, Rivsrdale. Nd. US l34b
WATERPkf. CELLARS, walls chin
neyS. rfsr painting Expert work,
low price, susr NEvlNs, Lu. 5-"Ats
WINDOW WASHING Call JIMMIE
0oAs for free estimate CO pl34
EM HNRY
Evening star., 1949-06-02
SITUATIONS poMfSrlc

GIL eole1te esssrt1 sus creams
a. eays xcgk S-esy se>k Tn4rA'
e1ys es MISS JOHNSON :. -ss,
attrr jh an -
GIRL r.sL tessf.1 ,Ipsr1s1ees e.
s;!sss ss s waitress see Fasa'
GIRL- ytfy aeaf as. - cesres snss
tics as hoSst&ttps' experiences
BeG 4Ai~l star 3
GIRL. rciareg sefeEsnees eskEFss sec
gsnsrai hS sue rh&se,er ttEe
reEAln seErs nights A4se ssttsee lA1!
cesifes geb ss.ehiEs ehAdFra ens
GIRLS. ccsorse ,ss xsa ~sssl,
rosa- sls-eAy ak 5000 refs Rsek'
eIy ssSh 1--we egt
MoTHIk's HELPtR. sta, IN Cal
WOMAN. ee4orec d.,ve,k es eas'
time AID, el$l
WOMAN. o0loEeG wants dAyt work
TsiepheEs II S-e7T7
WOMAN. solos.6 dependable s.she'
days weEk or t4Il-tiEae verk, NJ
eeoking excsl re: NC e?3t I
WOMAN. solcrec wishes nsrt-tins O
WOMAN. coicrsc. wans asys ~eGk
RffiSfb sffrsf LAZY pSf',ns saale IN. aS.,,,or
as hoasekeeper .oE middle ssee Esn'
tlezaan excellent ref c, =.
Box 49, Arlington. Va -
WANT 5 DAYS eieAn!ng er l&GneF,
Serk. part time ExperisneeG EM
4jsl or ASH 4lN 81 nv
ExPERuNCED woMAS-pGy WORK
Ink CT pAEt-tins ~erk, Apply al
Harvard 81 nv
Evening star., 1949-06-02
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/ LARGE VIC, MACHINE; original
cost with Installations. $4,000, par-
chased year and half aso, use6 only
2 months. viii sell rtasonseie. or
sIoP-I, yos ~.nt 4. real location,
one of the nnest iestlry stores IN
suburban q; G. beautiful sto..
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DELICATEsSES and sandwich shop
upper wi.eonssn :aso ave ssnts s,,.'s... ss.:.s
veil equipped. good sass al si2a
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iinoleum floor. big fans. ) speses
on io-ft- stands. ysIms $500; wash
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or without property. sosofso s&ilons
. month. plenty repair weff' busy
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little credit, nice apt. sooc cornsrs
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