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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
Ohio Federation Goth Year
To Be ObserUed AtLuncheon

All Club Women of Ohio are
invited by Mrs. Walter V. Magee,
President, to attend a BIRTHDAY
PARTY to help celebrate the Six
tieth Anniversary of the Ohio Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs, at the
Annual Convention, to be held in
Columbus, on April 81, %, 29 with
headquarters at the Deshler Hilton
Hotel.
Mrs. Chester A. Smith, Colum-
bus, first Vice President of OFWC
and Convention Program Chair
man, presents program of I'm
spiration" planned to interest all
cluhwomen, from the opening on
the first morning, through to the
Sixtieth Anniversary Luncheon of
the last day. The theme is. .
Personal Responsibility" - What
Can I Do? At Convention and Af-
ter. Tuesday April 27, Il Can
Support My Federation And It's
Projects. Wednesday April %, II
Can Gain In World Understand
ing. Thursday April 90 II Can
Take Home Inspiration. About
1900 Seniors and Juniors, repre-
senting $4,000 Federation club
women of Ohio are expected to
attend
OF very special interest to the
Ohio clubwomen will be the ad-
dress of Mrs. Theodore S. Chap
man, Jerseyville, Illinois, First
Vice-President of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, on We'd
neSday afternoon. Her subject will
be "A Clubwoman Looks at the
United Nations. Mrs. Chapman
will install the new officers of the
OFWC at the Banquet that night
Every one will have an opportunity
to meet her at a reception in her
honor at the close of the banquet
Miss Ethel Foster, Sterling City,
Texas, Treasurer of GFWC and
ConSultant for Midwest Clubs,
viii talk on "ClubS in Other
Lands, Wednesday morning. She
visited our foreign clubs during her
four trips abroad. She expects to
arrive in New York from abroad
Just the day before she will ap-
pear at the Convention of OFWC,
so she will be able to give up-to-
the-rninute" information.
Director Paul H. BlaiSdell of
Public Safety Division, Accident
Prevention Department, Associa-
ton of Casualty and Surety Com
panies, New York, will speak on
Must We Have Butcher Boule-
wards. For the past years he has
served on many state and govern
ment committees, pertaining to
matters of public safety He is
we'll qualified to talk on this SUBJ
iect.
For Such Time" is the title
of the address to be given by Mrs,
Ruth Youngdahl Nelson, Washing
ton d. G. - author and member
OF the National Board of Directors
of United Church Women. She will
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
London DeIphians Tour Northwest
Via Lovely Pictures Of G. @. Harsh

A fine program and travelogue
of a never-to-be-forgotten trip to
the scenic wonders of the north
western part of our continent, was
presented for the pleasure of men,
berS and guests at the March
meeting of London Delphian Soci-
ETY. at the home of Miss Margaret
Chance, North Oak Street.
Mrs. Jesse E. Chance, program
chairman of the evening, introduc-
ed Cecil G. Harsh, we'll known
farmer, who showed beautiful
colored slides of western Carada,
Alaska and Northwestern United
States, scenes taken when he and
Mrs. Harsh made trip last Sep
tember to these lands of magnifi-
cent scenery on a tour sponsored
by the Ohio State Grange
After their first Canadian stop
over in Winnipeg, they went to
Jasper National Park on the North
American continent, a resort with
a $4,000,000 lodge, noted peaks,
including Mount Pyramid and ice
fed Lake Beauvert, as tourist at
fractions. Here the HarSheS be-
came we'll acquainted with James
Stewart, the actor, his wife, and
other prominent people.
In referring to Canada, Mr..
Harsh spoke of the comparatively
small population, no larger than
that of New York State, in a
country of unsurpassed lovcliness.
1t is an outdoor enthusiasts para
disc, with teeming wild life and
the lure of fishing, skiing and
favorite sports. The hotels and
railroads are owned by the govern
ment and everywhere are beauti-
full buildings, well-kept lawns and
parks, evidences of national pride.
Pictures were shown of out
standing points i'm the Canadian
Rockies, bustling little cities, sucn
as Prince Rupert; small towns in
Alaska, principally Ketchikan, the
salmon capital of the world; the
Inside Passage" and the renown-
ed ports of Vancouver and Victor
ia, the latter metropolis boasting
the splendid Parliament buildings
and Totem Pole" Park with its
mementoeS of Indian culture.
ID Oh 70 4lA TT.,sfnI Ctn4n-
pictures were snapped at Seattle
with its marvellous harbor and
floating bridge; the Puget Sound
country, abounding in interest to
sightseers; the territory along the
Columbia River and Portland,
Oregon, considered one of the most
beautiful of all cities; Yellowstone
National Park, Wyoming, with its
Hot Springs and Morning Glory;
and Mandan, North Dakota, one
time home of the illustriouS
Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr.. Harsh, whose hobbies are
history and nature study, enlivened
his gorgeous slides with fascinat-
ing historical and little known in
cidents. He also showed "shots" of
animal and bird life in natural
habitats.
A delightful social hour follow
ed and a refreshment course was
served by Miss Margaret Chance,
the hostess, and Mrs. Chance 95-
sisted by Mrs. Floyd Williams,
Mrs. Harold Bidwell, Mrs. B. L.
Adair, Mrs. d. II. Jackman, Mrs.
c. A. Holton and Miss Erma
Pringle. Guests for the occasion
were, Mrs. Norman K. Jones, Mrs.
Cecil Harsh and Miss Erma Pring-
Ie.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
Celia BidweII Plays
In Junior Music
Federation Festival

Celia Bidwell, talented pianist,
11-year-old daughter of Sheriff and
Mrs. Harold r. Bidwell, participa-
ted in the State Festival of FEEDER
ated Junior Music Clubs Saturday
at Capital University, Columbus.
Celia, who was a blue ribbon
winner" in a recent musicale for
music students at Capital, came off
in Saturday S participation in
which there were musicians from
all over Ohio, with a rating of
excellent" which is next to the
top.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
New Years
Vows Are
Announced

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Marjorie Ilene
Siddell, of Columbus, daughter of
Mrs. Nina SolIarS of London and
the late Alexander Sollars, to Rich
ard II. Dean. of Columbus.
Mr.. Deane is the son of Mrs.
Grace Dean 1861 Sunbury Road
Columbus and the late Pearl Dean
The double ring ceremony was
performed in First Presbyterian
Church, Columbus, January /, 1854
by the Reverend Anthony MeenkS
and the Reverend A. William
Sheets.
The couple is residing at AZ Lin
wood Avenue, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
D. @. Wing To Address
National Conference
In Memphis, tennessee

Mr.. and Mrs David G. Wing, of
Mechanicsburg, are in Memphis,
Tennessee this week where Mr..
Wing is on the program at the Nat
ional Chemurgic Conference.
- -
Miss Dorothy Welsh of Cincin-
natl spent the week end with her
father, John P. Welsh and her
grandmother, Mrs. John Welsh and
family, East High Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
Linda Catanzaro
Tap Dances Friday Or
Sally Flowers Show

Linda Catanzaro, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Catanzaro,
North Walnut Street, was guest
artist on Sally Flowers televiSion
program WLW-C Friday night.
Linda, a student of Mrs. Helen
Marx, pleased the studio audience
and her friends who saw her on
Channel 4 with her graceful tap
dancing. She has been invited to
appear at a later date on the same
DrOgram
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
Party At Goodyear
Home Compliments
Mrs. Karl Ghaster

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Goodyear,
Richmond Avenue, entertained in
formally Saturday evening, compli-
menting Mrs. Karl Ghaster, Jr., of
Wilmette, Ills, who with her child
rem, has been visiting here the past
week.
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray Creath, Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Kecfer, Mr.. and Mrs. James Muir
taugh, Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. CheS-
brough, Mrs. Wayne Tyler and the
guest of honor.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
Societv, Social Events And News Of The Clubs

large sum. The money will be sent
to the orphanage. to the family
mentioned and to other families, or
to a specific country, as the giver
may designate.
Anyone wishing to include CARE
as a part of his Easter and Lenten
sharing, please contact Connie
Gallagher, Marion Jenkinson, or
London High School authorities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-06
PARTY FOR BIRTHDAY
OF MRS. HALTERMAN

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Halterman,
West Center Street, had as their
guests last Saturday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Prince of Findlay,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bird, to cele-
brate Mrs. Halterman'S birthday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
Barnum Man Dies
Following Nishap
Suffers Fatal Injuries When
Struck BY Jack Handle

c. H. Smour OF 6Wnum- near
hli/mlIef, died Tuesday n Memo
rIal hospital, tumhell"nd- as the
result OF injuries suffered h a
Western Maryland Railway aca'-
.den' AZ Shaw W. VA.
He was admitted t9 the hospital
Saturday after hc was hit IN the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
McKeldin Seeks
Record Budget

Gov McKcldin asked the Cen.
eral Assembly yesterday TO appro-
pirate Am Unprecedented 23S mil
lion dollars TO run Maryland for
the next year
He said the real estate tau must
90 UP in 1858,
The governor detailed his spend
ing program in a speech before
the Senate and House TO open the
Legislatures 3O-day fiscal session.
lie also recommended building
and Improvement projects for
state institutions of S9.950.0OO on
borrowed money Thus the pro-
cram totals S247 .780.352. or this,
current revenues would finance
an operating budget of S23I785352.
The record budget included lust
under 2l5 millions in state funds.
The federal government would
supply the balance
Appropriations suggested by Nc
ke!din mean the state would be
spending Sl0l 50 per citizen in the
1855 fiscal year beginning July !.
lie said a rate OF 1l.89 cents per
500 of valuation was necessary to
meet the state debt service through
June 30 1856. The current rate is
5G7 cents. lowest in history
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
Wanted No Trespassing
Signs Removed From Road

a delegation headed by James
Harvey and Frank Stewart from
district - was before the County
Commissioners in regular session
this week requesting the board to
compel a strip mine operation to
remove some No Trespassing"
notices from a road leaving route
50 toward Osborne Harvey, prop
erty
The board advised ,hat this road
was a private one and they had
no jurisdiction and no authority 10
grant the request.
Another delegation headed by
William Herring from district 6
requested improvement of the
Bundle Bee road from McHenry
to FlatWoods. The board ri it
would check on the road on Sell
ruary weather permitting.
Burton Glotfelty was named by
the commissioners to fill the un-
expired term Of Henry Patton, as
constable at Grantsville Patton
resigned December /.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
Red Oak Fairview

r.
SUNDAY morning s worship G SeIElGe
was ,,, IN cllarRe ol iISN' I.oSI opeISI-
GT. me message Pagahs rave NO
nope, was taken from hPheSiails
. ~. CO.. A. 49,,
MISS susan - stone VISITED NI. ana
MIS- NiiglI stone over lhe week
eng
-, sunday ;, Gihhef guests OF ,{ the
,, hiiaS l4 anu. were NJ ran. ana MIS-
" lIlam hllIlhgef ana ana laln n ,.l
w. alq yrs llaToia Il l.,' ZIP.
ana son VISITED lile lawrence ll"i
Veyfs Saturday evening. n,
mrs rank heIIey ana Ray ma
heliey EiSllGo VT. ana MIS- Joe
bf rama oql nay G ,y!;ii;n pi..;o,.
Mr; ana MIS-. W imam ~ bI W.
ana mr.; ana MI ,I I1e 81 1e. kitGhIe
Vlsileq ~, N !, ailu Mrs. V JI!,l 1nuei
so. OF } iluIliioll' On i" S''Iit2u"g
mr.. and Mrs Fa4I Smit4 !, were
weekend l., q guests !i Oh lhe Homer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
To Make Study Of
Savage Dam Roadway

A survey of a proposed roadway
program for the Savage River dam
area was scheduled to be made
this week, it was announced follow
ing a meeting with State Roads
Commission officials in Baltimore
last Friday by members of COM
mittee named by the Savage River
dam commission.
The survey was to be undertaken
by a State Roads Commission Of
fetal, a representative of the State
Department of Forests and Parks,
and W. W. Dewitt, roads engineer
fol the county.
J. F. Helbig, chairman Of the
committee, said the survey is phi
marily to determine what the road
work would cost. When this survey
report is compiled the committee
will call a meeting. He indicated
that legislation would be sought in
the Maryland General Assembly in
the form Of a Joint resolution Of
the House and Senate which would
petition the federal government to
build the road. A meeting is also
planned with Governor McKcldin.
Helbig said the roadway would
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
Second OF Series
OF Concert Group
Scheduled Feb. 10

The second in Il series of Family
Concerts viii be presented on Fri
day night. February 10, at 8:l5 at
the Southern High school cafeteria.
Nelson and Neal, young duo
pianists, win be heard at that time.
This famous Ausualian-Amel.ican
team will bring their own pianos.
The husband-wife team has toured
widely throughout the United
States, and Mrs. 0. T. eraser,
president Of the Family Concerts
association here declared I'VE feel
sure that this program will appeal
to all ages"
The concert is limited to mem
bers. No tickets will be sold at the
door, for the policy Of the organi-
cation does not permit this arrange
ment. But interested persons are
being urged to contact any mem
bcls Of the board Of directors to
learn how they may become mem
bers next year. Officers are Mrs.
eraser, president; Dr. E. 1 Baum
galtuer, vicc-president; Walter W.
Dawson, secretary; and Julius B.
Littman. treasurer.
This new organization was
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
GORTNER


"You are writing your life's
story. Each night sees another page
penned. God leaves that to you-
you're the WriteI-and never one
word shall grow dim. Til some
day you write the word Fimis and
give back your book to Him
On Thursday afternoon the
Ladies Aid gave Mrs. Paul Welch
Il surprise birthday party. Guests
present were Mrs ElWood Schloss-
magic, Miss Elizabeth Martin Mrs.
Richard Hesse, Mrs. Harold White,
Mrs. Isaac Bccllman, Mrs. Edward
Moon, Mrs. Otis SWiger, Mrs. Wal
ter Schlossnagle, Mrs. Anna Bit
finger, Mrs. George YutZY, Mrs.
Ernest Spocrlciu. Mrs. Harvey
Swartzentruber, Mrs Cecil Snyder,
Mrs Jacob Swartzenuuber, Mrs.
Artie Dodge, Mrs. w. Z. Spoerlein,
Miss Theresa yelling. Mrs. Many
Grove, Mrs. Willard Swaltzen-
tlubcr, Mrs Kenneth Biser, Mrs.
Robert Dodge. Refreshments were
served Of cookies and tea. Mrs.
Nclch received q number of gifts.
Mls Russell Becllman, Mrs. Ernest
Goltner, Mrs Eail Harsh, Mrs. AL
bert Sisk and Miss Marie Schroyer.
who couldn't be present. gave gifts.
On Friday evening Mr. and MIS-.
Paul Nc!ch, Mr.. VIII WclCh and
Nh and Mrs. Le}loync King were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs Al
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04

Sen. Jenner said in 1914 White
House ordered Navy to destroy the
files of Red Spy data.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04

B. and O. recalled 500 of 900
employees laid off in its 13-state
area in past two months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04

Knots on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Knots were evening visitors.
James Childs visited the Ray
Gnegys Wednesday afternoon.
The William Bittingers visited
Mrs. Saloma Slaubaugh Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
EGLON

Mrs. Fora Shipe, Of Horse Shoe
Run, underwent AN operation at the
Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, We'd
nesday, January 27. She is recover
ing nicely and win be recuperating
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04

Those visiting Mr.. Ogilvie Hal
sey, who is i'll at his home on Deep
Creek Lake, were his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
Halsey, of Charleston, w. Va; his
son, Edwin w. Halsey and family,
Weirton. W. Va; Kenneth w. Hal
sey, Madison, Wis; A2/c Roger l..
Halsey, Air Corps in France; Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Riley, Walter
Fratz, Accident; Walter Haenft-
ling, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Swauger, Grantsville; Ms. George
Sebold, Mrs. Sidney Harvey and
family, Cecil Green, Cumberland;
James w. Green, Glendale; OFT
Savage, McHenry.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-04
Oakland Personals
Resigns Passionate

Rev. Forrest Bonner pastor Of
the Church of the Nazarene i'm Oak
land, has rendered his resignation,
effective after Sunday, February
H. He win go to West Grove, Pa,
near Philadelphia
Rev Bonner has been pastor Of
the local congregation nearly two
years, and expressed his regret at
leaving Oakland
Evening star., 1954-09-01

court held that notwithstandine
such certification. the trial court
must make q judicial deter11ii-
nation" as to the defendants
competency.
Mrs. Van Fleets attorney,
Hugh McGee, today sought to
have Judge Luther w. Young
dahl conduct the judicial de-
termination So that. IL she was
found competent, BAH could be
granted pending trial.
But. at 4 bench conference
with Mr.. McGee and Assistant
United States Attorney Alexander
StevaS, Judge Youngdafl de-
clined to grant the hearing. Mr..
Stevas had argued that under
the Gunther opinion only the
trial court in Texas could con-
duct such a hearing.
Remains in Custody.
The woman is remaining in
the custody of st. Elizabeths au-
thorities pending action by the
Texas court for her removal
there.
Mr.. MCGEE said he would app
peal Judge YoungdahPs ruling
Immediately on the grounds that
the Gunther case is being used
illegally to bar bail to his client.
Persons accused OF crime gem
orally are granted bail in nom
capital cases.
Mrs. Van Fleet is charged
Evening star., 1954-09-01

posed 1t and Mr.. walker did mol
vote after his request for . delay
failed.
Pipe Ends at Property.
The 9OO-foot project. to cost
$20. 900. will carry storm water
from q new subdivision, Burn
Mills Knobs. through q 33-incl
pipeline to McCeney avenue
There it will connect with q as
inch pipe running under tht
roadbed and ending at the prop
erty line Of Little Plantation
owned by Cedric M. Wood.
The Councils resolution alsc
provides that the county build a
15-foot wide concrete ditch some
$50 feet across the Wood prop.
erty. If Mr.. Wood consents. Mr..
Wood has refused to accept the
ditch as a replacement for a
small brook that noWs runs the
length of his property.
Solution Held Lacking.
Mrs. Werner said she would
not vote to force thousands Of
gallons>pf water under the Wood
property when the county has
no full solution for the drain
age problem in the area.
Acting Public Works Director
Joseph Kordella contends that
an alternate proposal. accept
able to Mr.. Wood. to continue
the project along the roadbed
Evening star., 1954-09-01
County yCounciI Votes
10 Channel Drainage
Onto Wood Properly

A project to end q storm drain
age pipeline at q Burnt Mills
Hills 6Md.) mans property line,
thereby throwing 800 gallons of
water q minute on his front
lawn, was authorized yesterday
by the Montgomery County
Council.
Four Republican members of
the Council voted for the prof.
ect, although one Of their num-
Der, Lathrop E. Smith, suggested
a delay.
The two Democratic members,
Mrs. Stella B. Werner and Grover
Walker. declined to go along on
the project. Mrs. Werner op-
Evening star., 1954-09-01
Gunther 0pirlionB Bars
Bail 10 Widow Held
In Shooting

The Gunther opinion bearing
on deterinination of mental COM
petencylto stand trial today ap-
pare4tly was barring freedom on
BAH flor q woman accused Of
shooting an Air Force officer.
The woman, Mrs. Muriel Van
Fleet, As, widow of an Air Force
sergeant. is charged in Texas
with wounding q medical colonel
at the Lakeland Air Force Base
in 1853.
"A Federal court in Texas held
that she was not mentally COM
petent ID aid Ia her defense. She
was committed to st. Elizabeths
Hospital here. Last June hospital
authorities certified her as com-
petent to stand trial.
Before the recent Gunther de-
cision by the U. S, Court Of
Appeals for the District OF Co
lumbia. person so certified,
went to trial virtually auto
matically.
a Judicial Determination.
But In the Gunther case, the
Evening star., 1954-09-01
ADVERTTSEMI A
AUFE0IISENENT
Now Mony Wecr
FALSE TEETH
With Little Worry

Eas. taik, laugh or sneeze without
.5sr N,s ~ insecure false teeth dropping.
slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH
holds plates firmer and more corr !.
Iortaoiy This pleasant powder has NO
gummy, gooey. pasty taste or feeline
DOESN'T cause nausea. It's alkaline
tnon-ecid) Checks ''pla&e odnrS
tdenture breathl Get FASTEETH a
9ny drug e,lYn4av. - - -
Evening star., 1954-09-01

with assault with intent to COM
NIT murder in the shooting Of
Col. Francis Wilson.
She said she believed her hus-
band did not receive adequate
smedical care at the base before
his death in 1852.
She is the mother of q 26.
year-old daughter. !.
Evening star., 1954-09-01

ir front Of the Wood property
would require q 72-inch pipe and
would cost $l4.5OO more than
the $4,000 ditch proposal.
Mr.. Woods son. Kenneth D.,
assistant United States attorney
IN charge OF Municipal Court
lere. challenged the county,s
gal authority to carry out the
project. He also suggested that
mother solution that would be
ess ruinous to his fathers home
salld be found by qualified en-
gineerS. -
Evening star., 1954-09-01
Worse Than Tying Knots

LINCOLN. III. RpA visit to
the OF swimming hole BY Corpl.
Willard Emmons. %, home or
cave after service in Korea and
Japan ended sadly. Some one
filed his pants and took $50
while he wasn't looking.
Evening star., 1954-09-01

posed it and Mr. Walker did not
vote after his request for . delay
failed.
Evening star., 1954-11-08

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Apply MECTROLUX CORP. 8707
Evening star., 1954-11-08

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Tv OUTSIDE SERVICEMAN, thor
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UPMOLSTERER-$3 per hr. for
sober man: must be able to cut !:
expss:. only. sEGAL BROS. GO.
UPHOLSTERER-Must be expert
enced; steady POSITION. excel. sal
ary. Must have car and own tools.
See Mr.. Barry. MARVIN'S, 734 7th
UPHOLSTERER, FIRST class, sober;
steady work; UP to So per hour.
Call II. 4-4580. la
Evening star., 1954-11-08
.Weatherguard
CORP.

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outside work. Excellent earnings foI
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Leads furnished daily through tre-
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experience mot necessary. All ap-
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statesmen, national CORP, loca]
branch needs 2 men to cali on quail
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