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The Nome nugget., 1949-12-28
News of the World At 4 Glance ---
Tuesday. December 27. l949
By The Associated Press)

By The Associated Press)
 A new nation rose in the East today-the United States of Indo- nesia.
 In Amsterdam. Queen Juliana of The Netherlands proclaimed independence for the nation of 77,000,00O IndoneSians in the southwest Pacific. It had been Hollands colony for 300 years.
 In Batavia, capital of the valu- able necklace of Indies islands, thousands cheered as Hollands tricolOr was pulled down and the re dand white flag of revolution ary Indonesia was run up. The flag ceremony followed the sign ing of the protocol of transfer of authority in the gleaming white palace of the Dutch high commis- sioner.
 The two ceremonies-in oppo- site parts of the World-took place simultaneously.
 Premier Mohammed Hatta at tended the Amsterdam ceremony held in the marble-halled "Civic Hall" of the ancient palaces. Queen Juliana, in a three-minute- speech, congratulated the new na- ton which although sovereign and independent is retaining the tie of the Dutch Crown.
 The ceremony was opened by Netherlands Premier Dr. Willem Drees who confirmed the ratifica- ton of the independence agree ment which resulted from 10 weeks of Dutch-I round table discussions last summer.
 The central figure in the Batav- ia celebrations was 27-year-old Sultan Hemangku Buwono, depu- ty premier of the new United States of Indonesia. He accepted the turnover of authority from the Netherlands high commissioner A. H. J. Lovink
 Thus Indonesia followed the Philippines, India, Pakistan and other nations which have won their independence since the war.
 Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin left London today for a meeting. Reporters said he looked pale af- ter his recent heart attack and he took his personal physician with him. The conference will discuss recognition of Communist China, a Japanese peace treaty and the continuation of trade pact be- tween Britain and Yugoslavia an- nounced yesterday. The agree ment will push two-way trade to the tune of $616,2OO,OOO, London estimated It will also tighten Yu- goslavia's ties with the west and widen the gulf between Premier, Marshal Tito and Moscow.
 In Tokyo, General Doug glas Mac Arthur gave the Japanese govern ment permission to spend 8,600,- O00,000 yen Cnearly SPA, 4,000,000) to build up the Japanese merchant navy.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

Larger turkey and chicken crops and
SLIGHTLY lower incomes point
to considerably lower turkey prices
his season than in l948.
900, 900 or about 20 percent over
1948, and the second largest crop
ever produced. Average weights
probably will again be high. About
49, O0, 900 birds probably will be
sold and tonnage is likely to be
around 725, 900, 900 pounds, live
weight, compared with 5000 900
pounds last year, an average of 555,-
900, 900 in 1938-47 and the record
high of 743, 900, 900 pounds in 1916.
Goal Exceeded
The 1949 goal set by the u. S.
department of agriculture was an
increase of 10 percent over 1948, or
a crop of about $4,000, 900 birds.
That number, it was believed, would
mean fair prices to producers and
consumers.
But extremely high profits last
season and large feed supplies were
too tempting. Breeders held back 33
percent more hens. Hatcheries re-
ported an increase of So percent in
poult output. With more beginners
and expansion by in-and-outers,
poult losses were heavy. Otherwise.
the crop might have set a ley rec
ord.
Carryover stocks in storage are
larger than last year by about s.
100000 pounds. They are below the
1943-47 average by a similar amount
Turkeys have a monopoly of hol
iday demand with some consumer
but must compete with other poul
try and heavy meats for part of tn
market. Supplies of chicken, includ
ing commercial broilers, during tn
main turkey marketing season prob
ably will be 10 to IL percent large
than last year. Combined tonnag
of beef, veal, lamb and pork proba
bly, will be up at least 5 percent.
After taking out income taxes an
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

personal non-tax payments to he
government. onsum er incomes
probably will be slightly lower than
during the 1948 holiday season. But,
unless the coal and steel strikes are
prolonged, the decline in spending
power probably will be only / to
2 percent. Cor the calendar year,
~disposable income probably will be
slightly higher than in 1948.)
Although growers materially ex-
ceeded the production goal and the
law permitted support this year to
be anywhere from go to 80 percent
of parity, the government set the
support level at go percent of par
ity, which means a national average
price at the farm or ranch of about
81 cents a pound, live weight.
Support will be given by gov
eminent purchases of dressed tur-
keys in approved storage from proc
essors at prices which vary with
the weight, the grade, the month
of delivery and the zone. Process
sors must show that they paid not
less than specified minimum prices
to producers for live birds.
These live prices for both Novem-
Der and December are 1874 cents a
pound in zone l (Which includes
Montana and Wyoming) for grade
A birds weighing less than Is
pounds, 80 cents for 1925, 28A
cents for 22-24s and 1884 cents for
birds weighing over "a pounds. For
grade Bs, prices are 3 cents less.
Prices Above Supports
Midi October prices appear to be
mostly 2 to 3 cents over the sup
port levels, but, to date, the gov
eminent has purchased over 200, 000
pounds.
While prices may hold mostly
above the support levels, producers
profit margins are likely to be rela'
lively narrow. Feed costs are lower
than last year by an average of pos
sibly rs cents per bird, or around
cents a pound, live weight.
But, poults cost an average o
about 81 cents each against 86 cent
, last year. Labor, mortality and othe
costs probably were as high as las
: year. Against the saving of possibl
rs cents in total cost, the gross sale
. return is likely to be down NOR
than So a bird.
To get the most out of the cro]
:, it is advisable to carry the birds III
til they are well finished, even if til
market prospect is discouragin
Consumers want fine turkeys
adorn the festal board and con
mercial users want birds that vie
a high percentage of meat to bon
Carrying the birds after they a
reasonably well fattened and fir
! from ~pinfeathers is not likely to
profitable, because of increased fe'
:, cost per pound of gain and price di
counts for weight. Due to predon
nance of Broadbreast breeding, t
average weight of turkeys sold Il
= year was 1873 pounds compar
with IA pounds Is years earli
But, consumers still are partial
light and handy weights.
Lighter Birds Preferred
nd Roca11co of his nreferpncp VOL
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

TURKEY GROWERS face a more
difficult marketing job this year
than in 1948. The crop is larger,
competition from other poultry and
meats will be greater and consum-
ers won't have quite as much money
to spend for holiday feasts as last
year. (See chart.)
Prices will be substantially less
than in 1913. Production costs also
will be lower but the crop probably
will be considerably less profitable
than that of 1948.
Farmers raised Al, 100, 900 turkeys
this year, an increase of nearly TO-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
Built for Long Life-PHnLIPs Sc TRACTOR TIRES

Tractor Tires. Get them from
your Phillips Sc Dealer or
Tank Truck Salesman.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

You get the combined advan-
tages of sturdy construction
and scientific tread design
when you choose Phillips Sc
Evening star., 1949-08-19
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIsTs CO
and. l clerk-steno.. 40-hour work
week.. good starting salary with
opportunits for Arrangement, Tele-
RsSRs FoRs Ms AccRp4ANcE RGsHir GES5keL e6f Ne Ne
327O for appointment. -21
BUYER for infants and
children's dept; experienced only.
Please apply personnel of1ce. JEL-
kErrss kLE1ss' s'SS, Silver srai Spring Store $685.
"sS exper preferred. ed Apply ADJ WA WAsHING. HIiNsGsi.
TON LAUNDRY, s627 < st. NV,
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted with
experience and following, 1888
iSSR ssS 70 With :.siTIsas.
sRAuf9' RRA.suSifs9s' oRERSfCk. aass SSfGCak vsAsofalfss,
BsoSSektEfEksTyPisr, sSSS tfah Il fS instsliment ns
@ @ssRsrisnes. psstsrrsa; top salary,
aittons, Apply UNION cLoTHISsRs'
chHoUISTINe iMei i9a 1se st MACHINE aH operator,
Is to IS. familiar with oommeseiai nsnei
sss seed ..isry SEE MN MoRRIsoa Rsisssaa
Edmar Bldg" 702 II st. NV. 3rd fir.
CASHIER. in air-conditioned store,
pleasant atmosphere; hrs, l2 noon
9 pm. Apply MAJOR RADIO, 1926
cLEKK, young lady. 1923, h. 5. g.;
s-day. ss.hr: week; national eEgsn.
MA. 0624. 10
CLERKS for dry cleaning stores: ex-
perience preferred but not neces-
Sary. Apply = LUNA CLEANERS.
1905 14th st.: NV, AID; I14s. II. y
CLOVER CLEANERS, 1144 7th st..
NV, -1o
Evening star., 1949-08-19
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and general houseworker. with
light laundry; live out; city refer
ences required; excellent place for
reliable girl Y a refined home' lnns
COOK and downstairs maid; colored,
employed; city refs, and health
%1 SSTd sasS nse.' good salary Psf Pspne
COOK AND G.H.w., live in. sl5 wk.,
no laundry, adult family; references.
In Chevy Chase. WI, 1856. -.l
COOK. for : adults imust be- excei- .ata
ing; health. card and local refer
ences req; hrs, 4 80 pm: till after
dinner DINNER to be served at 7;30) ;
5-day wk,;; salary SIG wk. and car
cook esSs -LAtNDREss. MS' Dfia; must like chill
dren; Inv; live in; references, ex-
perience. Call EN-. $500. I'll
ref $50 week. OR. $500. Ia
G.H.W., 25-45. stay 3 nights. alter
nate u day Sun; serving, laundry,
other help; small family; S.7 so,
G.H.w. AND PLAIN cooK-Live in;
gust be, be fond OF children; $50 Tk'
Civ, neat, intelligent. eolored.
fond OF children: Doctors home
iiys lyss in; permanent; s2S Wk: k-:adA IA,
GIRL. G.H.w.-care of child; live
HoUsEKEEPER. mature. refined
g1man; Sg dsos experienced; refs REQUIRED an
HotsGKEEpER, SH gsisER 25-s5 yrs: live i've in;
motherless home (apt); must like
children; boy aged 5; start Sept. i;
give details, refs. Box 299-Y, Star.
MAID, live in, .exper. good cook, hon
card; $25 wk. FA. 21s3. 30
MAID, exper., live in, g.h.w;. cooking,
care for 9 school-age children; local
refs req; !$l20 mo. OIL; llH. "a
MAID.GHiW'o p s5,desr to 49, bIr. live in IN
s4efF snd every Tth other san on saS sao week
start; references. sH. 7797. 10
RESIDENT MAID, must be able to
live in, have health card and local
references, exper with children; ex-
cellent opportunity. Call AT. 1885.
WOMAN, white, under 55. Do you
need a home? We work and need
some some one to care 10 ior smali yepne nome,
housewife; modest salary. WI. 3ls5.
WOMAN, white, middle aged; care
of baby and light houseWork; Mon.
through Fri, S;15 to d pm; $50
per wk; permanent; refs. Gil. 6o46.
WOMAN. colored. % to 40 yrs. old;
light laundry and domestic work
for family of 3; live in: beautiful
room, $50 per week. Phone from
8 to 8 pm, WI. 2991. 10
WOMAN, colored. care for children;
room, board and salary. Call TR.
6755 between and 8 pm. 30
WOMAN, colored C25-45 years., to
live in new home: g.h.w.. of / "a
days every week; SIS Wk, room and
board; must be experienced and
have local refs. Calr JU. 1855.
ELDERLY CPLE. desires practical
nurse or housekeeper to live in,
with knowledge either Italian or
Spanish lang; in refined home. Box
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly lady
in Marlboro, Md. in exchange for
child care. Box 239-Y. Star. L9'
REFINED COLoRED FAMILY will
provide room and board for elderly
woman in exch. for care of 2 chill
dren. Pref one with small income
or pension. Call VI. 1883. ii
Evening star., 1949-08-19
HONE IMPROVEMENTS


CEMENT WORK, stone walls, dag
stone, terraces, walks, ehimneys.
retaining walls, pipe. drainage. All
kinds of waterproofing F. MAR
CUCCIO, Route D. Horners lane,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 35Ss.
AND FLAGsroNE, drive
ways, porches, walks walls, TERRACES
Cali VINTON DOVE. EN-. 1874, day
or ewes; veteran. -28
DRIvEWAYs, BLACK TOD or limestone
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1899.
FENCE, chain link, all galvanized, all
posts set in concrete; immed. erec-
ton. Get the best for less. Nc
money down, SO mos. to pay. Phone
Ho. $3.50; ewes, 10. a-4377. -22
FENCES paS2 woTk al tyPss FaA s4ms sinT
RTE FENCE SS5E CO.. ae ST. ''so 200. 81. 81.
FENCES-Chain-l n-link fences, all gal
vanized material, all posts set in
cement; no down payment. 20 mos
to tot;I,aycs pay Gall sn any time for free
TLOoR sERyICE-Nothins but thu
finishes FLOORING. coNTRAc..
TORS, INC. 1919 Wisconsin ave
NO 22l5
MODERNIZING and additions: eslls,
to roof Call ST. 3368-o7 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 1908 Eye st. nv,
PAINTING? Use or specify Para
crete (all purpose) rubber paint
ing is waterproof, mildeW resistant
and durable. Many beautiful har
monizing colors. Your painter o.
you can apply it. or we will arrange
it for you. It's versatile, outside,
Wood % plsster asbestos I snils shinsies 0stsc etsc
No obligation for estimates. Phon,
FOUNDRY RUBBER, INC. (Wfrs.,
PAINTING, BRICK STAINING, waite,
prooting, roof repairing. We do oul
own work. Ii. 3-694s. FIR. 1855
Evening star., 1949-08-19
Day After Day
The Star
Is the Dominant
Classified
Advertising
Medium
In Washington
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

f AOCdI AuVcEtlSCES
Three Lines (Minimum)
4 or 2 times, 35c per line pei
: insertion.
. to 6 times consecutively, 33t
per line per insertion.
y times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc pei
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto.
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Plat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made ir
time for correction before second In
II advertisement was prepaid. re.
tain cash register receipt, which bear
. serial number with date and identl'
nes your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
Ments be sure to make note of thu
cancellation number. This is I'm.
portant in case your statement doe:
not show credit for the cancella'
tion.
Daily, am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, am. to 2 . m.
Sunday, IL am. to pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once
1lth and Pennsylvania ave-, at AMI
Of the Branch Oflces throughout thu
PHoNE STERLING 5000.
Evening star., 1949-08-19
SAllSk4EN

SALEsMAN = wonderful opportunity
for man to contact drug stores,
grocery stores, hardware and variety
products. Over ! 900 stores handling
this merchandise. Phone FA. 2440
Statesmen to sell oil burners and
beating equipment for one Of Wash. S
leading coal companies, Write stat
Ing expei. and salary expected. Box
1857, Star. 10
SALESMAN capable Of selling from
delivery truck: must have some ex-
perience with restaurant trade; bet.
age 25-35, dependable. Good Job.
State age, experience, etc, Box
297-X, Star. 20
Evening star., 1949-08-19
PERSONAL

DREsSMAKING and alterations ex-
pertIy done; 3-day service, head
sH.TtsF, tpr Ssspss sssEiss pstserns Mses but.
IONS ribbons, Iaces. SEWING. sup
piies; button holes. belts and I,,Go,r. Goy-
cred buttons; 2-day service; sEW5NSG
SH6P, i73b L st. NV. MA, 1887
CLEAN AND RLOCK your favoritee
hats; our expert is factory trained
and can make them good as new
August special; AIS 81 each each; lnaa EEaDLa- 1e-
CRAFT SERVICE SHOp, l7os Co
VACANCY in convalescent home; fine
food, dining room and tray service;
1900 month. HU. 339S. --25
ALTERATIONS, all ladies' garments;
prompt and efIicienf sefoy1'sSee' o1se' open
mental, senile. chronic: 24-hr, care;
reasonable rates. Ia. 9449. S1s
Evening star., 1949-08-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, Chinese. excellent cook. DC best t
Islsreness; s hsehssf9eas s9ao or family with
GihL, Spanish seeks general work
in small home; no cooking ., BOX
Gill, hiGt ceIorsd, & desires work, bus girl
or waitress. Call DU. b69e, am.
GIRL. eoiored. desires ehamhermaid n1sh
Girl, colored. wants days work or
part time. Ii. 4-4346. 20'
SCANDINAVIAN LADY wishes posi-
tion as companion and help for ell
deriy person in refined home. Box
YOUNG LADY (white) desires posi-
tion as mothers helper; live in.
Box 3S4-Y, Star. -" -
WOMAN, colored, reliable. desire $
lob OF baby sitting several nights
week; HI; 1927, Tue. rr,
laundry and light house cleaning.
co. 9454 -AO-
Evening star., 1949-08-19
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

oOSts$6SS VII ~N SiSsssSS
AUTO WRECKNG YARD, parts for
al makes nSnan ei cars reas. NE. 1850
BaRbfS MRi GpsRaSF' saof in good suburban ban To-
cation; 5 chairs; doing good business.
$3.50: ewes. OIL. 49ls. al
COLLEGE PARK RESTAURANT,
drive-in, Baltimore. blvd, two blocks
from University Of Maryland; seats
$50; parking for sewen.y;fye cars
he0roo ing room; Goro sross, Sfoo.ooo per per year; ear
for students 60 with restaurant.
Rent-free proposition. 9-year lease.
$4,000 will handle. WA. 9743, 2s'
lge,: double store adaptable to any
similar type business; other inter
RoOMING HOUSE BUSINESS for
sale, at bargain price; ownsS giving
UP business because OF health. De-
sais aa saa 81 sP'f|65tmsIr4s 49, sI4s' to inspect
For RENT for winter months, full,
equipped resort hotel in Valley Of
Virginia; suitable for select boys
or girls school; convenient TO prin-
eipal Eastern cities. Address Box
%saif stif sSAS1p z}ls tyy ,sg'ppss ps,.s soss cd
rRGpHRlGk RisSHRRi Il iosutSs sS5oo On
itoys hUy New ,ogs gas ,,ss,07 ,Ni.S 7room osm
country home and many farm build
ings; 14O more acres available, IN
Guiding new unhn!shed bungalow.
Ideal for tourist home and stock
farm. A bargain. u take al a.
2. Silver Spring. Nd. Call Ashton
ToUR1sT oGii :s1f1 COURT. Route No, ! be-
tween D. C. and Baltimore; IL lovely
rental units plus owners apt; over
200 #. frontage; reduced to SOB, 900
for quick sale, ALVIN EPLlN, bSUS
Baltimore ave, Ayattsville, Nd, uN.
WANITED-small grocery with living
quarters in NV. residential section;
white only. BOX 344-X. Star. go
LIME-Largest deposit in Cempbell
County, test 9s% vicinity OF lynch
burg, Va: interested in persons
having equipment to mine. Phone
IL. 3-5397 after z pm. 90
ROOMING HoUsE-ons Of the better
places 4 baths, gas beat, nicely
business ana byiIdins, $500. 5000 down; wv
OWNER. Box aa4-Y. Star; gis
GARAGE AND BODY and fender shop
in busy NV, intersection. Phone
Evening star., 1949-08-19
EXTRA MONEY

Full or part time, S6O-S9O weekly
You can earn that kind OF money
and you don't need experience, il
you can work from to $50 each
evening Monday through Friday
have a car, are over 25. This is q
proven plan operating here and In
other principal cities. We complete
good appearance and be willing to
work. Apply 80 Ring Bldg. 18th
and M SITS. NV, Sat. August 90
II am only, no other time. -19
Evening star., 1949-08-19
SITUATIONS MEN
CLEANED, light haul
ing, lawn work; white. TO. $3.50.

EASEMENTS CLEANED, light haul
ing, lawn work; white. TO. $3.50.
BooKKEEPER-oFFIcE MANAGER,
10 years varied experience. f.
nancial statements, all tax returns,
correspondence, credit and COL
Lee lesti9ps; aos7 personnel SUPERVISION. gi
CARETAKER, exp. landscaping and
flowers, steady employment only,
noon. Kenmore 3-6662. 2l.
CARPENTERS (2l, expert mechanics.
want work of any type on contract.
Start Immediately. FA. 1888. 90
hard xroker. manase kitchen. Phone
Franklin 9279. ask for JACOBS. 49,
COLLEGE GRADUATE, history, pol
vey. public relations position; single
car; will travel. MI O776 49,
E. f. STUDENT desires part-time OF
possibly full-time employment. Gail
LAW GRAD, LIN. young. exper,
employ. Box 241-Y. Star. 10.
MAN, white, with 40 pickup truck
handy with tools, wants work with
const. CO. or real estate. Box 325-
/ Y. Star. 20s
MAN, married, mech. ability. woulc
like service station to manage. Sal.
airy and percentage basis. Boz
3S4-X, Star.
MAN. white. SO. steady. reliable
wishes work from 9-5, driving per-
nit, init, willing to train Box ally al.
OFFICE MANAGER. filing, mailing
typing systems: stock, stock supsrylsoTy s6 yi as,
yoUNG MAN, II. exper.. desires jot
Sats as collector, established acc'ts
HU. 9676, eve, MR.. SHANE.
YOUNG MAN, white, good appear
ance, single, desires position e5tab.
lished firm; travel extensively; flu.
ent French, Italian: free to travel
Box 350-Y, Star. 49,
SALES ENGINEER, mature, with COM
prehensive background in Govt. and
industry is available as Washington
representative for . noncompeting
mssn eHmRaneS pTeed n9mn' soa saay 5sR .Ra sar
MANAGER desires perm
position, hotel or restaurant. Can
furnish written references; steady
R s2ReF dRaY Era ness or Wfe WI sS5a Bos :ss SI
YoGNa MERCHANT MARINE deck
officer, unlimited chief mates IL
cense; car; seeks temporary work.
YALE GRAD, IA. 20 yrs. old, desires
position with firm, preferably con-
nected with Latin America. Speak
and write Spanish and English flu
entity; travel no objection. Expert
enced in general office work, sales
experience in various lines, Accus-
toned to meeting and dealing with
public. Worked yrs. in Mexico
City as assistant to high executives
Both business and personal recom-
mendations, Minimum salary, $500
per month to start. DE. 32T6, 1C
am to 5 pm; 1as
WANTED, any kind of labor or dairy
worker. Call AL. 1855. III
EXP. TECH. sch. grad. now study
ing electronic eng. desires part
time radio repair work; best ref
,erence, Call DU; 1910; 10.
MY FIRM LEAVING CITY. 40-year-
old office mgr wants reliable EN-.
ployment. LU. 36402. 21A
Evening star., 1949-08-19
NEW ARCADE
DEALERS MARKET
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACC0RDIoN. 50 bass, silyert,San.; ,a.
si15, eau MI. esss, only . Am.
ADDING ID II a0Sai MACHINE, sa4.5o: recon
ADDRESSING MAC HINE new;
AK fse-s -SoMAfaxssoh Fl aasSh a-hp.. srunn.r.
in IL ysE ysys sessf sss ssas: :s VIZ @ sute Ca. nhS. S.:
ak tEeen coSBfrfoSEk. sDf 4 Sh soeS a. eonsol.
type. with hermetically sealed
mefnaiitiS6p ines. ii6 volts, asss'sSo 50 escies; $50
sssh sm; hfss aHss .essiA .sAs as0 sA 2z saassg sSsS
ANTIQUES-Lovely tsmbour desk.
mahog. table and chair. 214 e.
Franklin ave-, Silver Spring. 81.
ANIiauE s-pe. carved mahos. liv.
phone; solid brass bed with 50.
posts and rods; metal kit cab:
mise tools Lumber no sts! 'st iikensw
ssFsssss ss'ssssss' sIsss ss!s s9s:
sst, s..t. &a'. snly xX tXso 1853. stsP " Mt RAIN
curriey,Ivss orig. prints:
vide variety subjects and prices;
fine Gifts. EN-; 3481 al
81. l ,, FUCKER LUMBER. 1920 viii
BABIES cEDs. ss.ener. sse.. for
rent. delivered BABY6 BUTLR
SERVICE. 60 Canal st. s.w. TX.
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