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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

NOTICE - We allow you S7.5O
trade in for your old elec-
trio shaver on the purchase OF
a new Remington E e triC
shaver. Karl's Jewelry Store ,
Mlddlefield Ohio c37tt
Saw FlLlNn RetoOthing-
MAKE that Old nand saw like
NV Grind Axes. Knive S,
scissors all Small Tools
FRANK M PHILLIPS, Chardon
s o2S8 3Qctt
LOST - Small black blanket
beagle female with white
paws and white on face. brown
ears running deer in Chester
land. Child'S pet. Reward. Call
HI 2-5O07. E. P. Chappell, $50
SOM I'd. Gates Mills. 2x50
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
s4OO MONTHLY SPARE TIME

Refling and collecting money from our five
cent High Grade Nut machines in this area. No Sell
ing To qualify for work you must have car, refer
ences $64O cash, secured by inventory. Devoting
hours a week to business your end on percentage
collections will net up OF $400 monthly with very
good possibilities of taking full time. Income
increasing accordingly. For interview, include phone
27 William Street. New York s. N. Y.
1p49
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Three room a.
partment, unfurniShed Tele-
pone Chardon 5-2172, 2x48
FOR RENT - Congregational
Church parsonage, Huntsburg
rt. 528. 8 rooms, bath, hot wa
ter heater, new furnace, garden
References, Call E. Claridon g.
6409 or 6-6569 for appointment.
Mrs. Maurice A. Strong Hunts
burg, Box 81 2X5O
FOR RENT - House for rent
above the Illuminating Co. 4
rooms and bath Contact T. w.
Wearsch l08 Park St, Call s.
2153. 2x50
FOR RENT - House near Hi
ram. Five rooms and bath,
full basement, hot and cold wa
ter. Phone Temple 4-4326. 2X50
FOR RENT - Farm house in
Huntsburg near Chardon Wind
sor rd., nice for children. Cali
Cleveland EN- 1899 2x5O
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
CHRISTMAS TREES

VHHHtHJ II KFHIkO K1NfA-D
The best selected from thou
sands growing on our farm, long
needle - Scotch, Austrian, Nor
way and Corsican Pines; short
needle - Norway and White
Spruce. Rooted or cut. AS al
ways you are welcome to free
green's for decorating whether
or not you buy tree or not.
A Merry Christmas to all.
OLD ORCHARD FARMS .. ...
Taylor - Wells rd., Rt. /,
Chardon Telephone Chardon s.
It'll. 3c51
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FOR CHRISTMAS
Lay # A"'"y at
CARLSON'S HDWE

FOR RENT Extra large,
double room, furnished and
equipped for light houSekeep-
ing. Suitable for one or two
persons. Conveniently located to
both school and business sec
tion of Chardon, $45 90 a month.
Gragar available. Write to Box
D. H. CO The Geauga Record,
Chardon, 0. 49ctf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

WORK WANTED - BY boy near
ly 16 years old. Will work
after school and sat turday
Phone Char don 5-9268. 2x49
HELP WANTED - Female kit
chen workers, full time or
weekends until December J
General cooking, baking, salad
work, etc. Mondays off. Could
live in. Welchfield Inn, TT. 422,
Welchfield, O., Burton, Phone
Temple 4-4164. 33ctf
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FOR SALE - Frigidaire, deep
freeze, II Gu. ft. $500. Call
Temple 4-8670. 2x5O
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FOR CHRISTMAS
Lay # A",ay at
CARLSON'S HDWE.

FOR SALE - 1855 Chrysler
Windsor, 4-door sedan, lik e
new, low mileage, white walls
radio, heater, window washe"
backup lights, power brakes,
tinted windows. Call evenings
after TOO. Saturday and Sunday
all day. VIII accept trade. BY
owner. Telephone Burton TEm
pie 4-4090 1X49
FOR SALE - Coal and wood
Circulation heater in good con-
dition. A. r. Miller, CobeS rd.,
CheSterland, Ohio. 2x50
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FOR CHRISTMAS
Lay # ADay at
CARLSON'S HDWE

WANTED - Mower for AlliS
Chalmers Model C. tractor
5 or 6 or 7 #. cutter bar
Prefer power take off operated
Please send card or phone Char
don 5-721O. Fred Klatka RID.
No. 2, Chardon, Ohio. 2x50
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
LoAFERS. INC. HOLD
WHIST TOURNAMENT
FRIDAY. ocToBER A.

Loafers, Inc. held whist tour,
namcnt on Friday, October n, at
their clubrooms, Victoria and
Rondo Az. About "a contestants
competed for prlEcs, with Earl
McGoe and Al Ranham, the win
ming couple, capturing first prixc.
trophy and cash award,
Theodore CTed) Allen was
speaker on Tuesday evening, o..
tobcr -, lie gave an interesting
talk on insurance, which was most
enlightcning and educational,
Thomas Talley and Richard Fox
of the 81 Paul Urban League will
he guest speakers on Tuesday eve
ming. November 10 at y. ~, Roth
men are well Informed In the field
~ human relations and will bring
M Information that viii be Of in
tcrrat.
These meetings are open To the
public and attendance at the pre-
vtous meeting was very good
The I.oafcrs will hold their reg
ular meeting al the clubrnoma an
Sunday, November q at \ =. m,
Members are urged To be present
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
ROYAL 40 CUB HOLDS
DINNER AT ROADBUDDiES

Members 81 the Royal 20 club
were entertained at dinner party
held in the uimplIs room vf Road
buddteE. 81 Paul. on Sunday eve
ming October 81 Following dinner
games were played and prizes won
by Mr. and hrH Archie Givcus
Guests present were two couples
who are prosperity" new members
Nj and Mrs Adam Lindsey and
Mr.. and Mrs Ward Bell
Members enjoying IN" delight,
fuI affair were the McHurs and
Mines Matthew LATHE. Archi"
Owens. Oscar Grssam. Earl NIL
Ter. Jack StTnwder Henry Breed
love, Edward Withors. Harry Da,
Wis and the Mines Junnita Breed
love. Al0nia Percy and Lorraine
Carrigar.
The next meeting of the club
VIII be held al the Phyllis Wheat
ley House 500 Aldrch Az n, on
Sunday November -. At which
time election ~ officers will be
held
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
PARADE Will END
uNl.pAlE CONTEST

Allen lAndgren of st Pauiitca.
Inc win reveal the selection of
the Unt-Dalc Improvement Clubs
ST Paul Winter Carnival queen
candidate On Saturday, October
20. following a colnrful Fall foati-
val parade Winner Of the contest
viii receive "A trophy with her
name inscribed thereon and "a
credit memo for $3.50 for her Win
ter Carnival outnt
Following the presentation, the
Queen Will be escorted down town
Ia - photographic studio Other
contestants win each receive token
gifts
The parade. starting at p. M.
will mCuludc the Police Band, Go
phrr Lodge drum ana buglc corps.
clowns queen candidates and
other marching units II viii start
at Western and University, pro
coed up University 10 Dale, north
on Dale Ia Minnehaha, west on
Mlnnehaha TO the Minnehaha
Fairgrounds Children will bc
served free refreshments
Among nnaliHts In the contest
are the Misses Nancy Eckort. Al
lcnc Rose. Carol Wodicka, Carol
Lablne Marion Williams. Mar
Irne Moldenhaurr, Georgiannn
Jensen and Janettc LaI8eIle Pos
tiers and signs for the organiza
ton were made By Samuel Rich
ardAon
Al meeting of the orEanizar
ton on Tuesday. October 20, the
group went on record M support
ing the charter amendment 10 he
voted upon on November \
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
NAACP WARNS AGAINST
COLLECTORS USING RAMF.

New York Reports received
here at the national office Of the
National AaaociatiOn for the Ad
vanrcmcnt 81 colur"d People in
dicate that various individuals
and groups are collecting funds IN
connection with the Till murder IN
Miasiss,ppi alleRedly 10 be turned
over Ia N" NAACp
Some Of these groups. Roy
wilkins. NAACp executive Recrc-
tary reports. are -bynight 10
cal organizations and some are
definitely not working with the
NAACP These funds have not
been reported 10 IN" NAACP. Al
monies collected by authorized
agencies ard representatives 81
the NAACP are fully accounted
for and publcized
The HAACP, Mr. wilkins said
welcomes the support and contri-
buttons from all persons and
groups committed 10 the Assoc 10
tons program ~ fighting for ras
cisI Justice through constitutional
means However. he warned, per.
s0na making contributions should
make certain that they make ont
their checks or money orders ~
the SAACP 0r that they give
their cash donations only 20 ~
liable. Trustworthy individuals of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Hold Open House
To Honor Mother

Nit and Mrs Frank Gonzales,
1909 Seventh st y. entertained at
open house in honor of their
mother. Mrs Gertrude Vinigar
who celebrated her s0th birthday
on Sunday, October ~
Between the hours Of and o
y. m a large group Of friends and
well wishers came in TO extend
best wishes and congratulate the
honorcc
The house was decorated with
fall flowers and the serving table
covered with lace cloth, was
conferred with floral arrange.
ment of NUNS, with "A crystal
punch bowl at one end Center 0f
attraction was the large, beauti-
fully decorated birthday cake
trimmed with roses and Happy
Birthday Mother" inscribed which
adorned the opposite end Of the
table. Presiding at the table was
Mrs ErCcll Chadwick
Mrs Vinigar was feted at din
ner by her daughter and son-in~
law proceeding the party with
Miss Cora T. Jackson and Mrs
Harriet Starks sharing as guests
Those who ahowcred the honor
cd guest with beautiful gifts were
the Mines Kathryn Copcs Pearl
ST John, V - Fnresberg, n w
Madison. r. V Marshall, Teresa
Banks, Robert Taylor. Mae Jcn
klns. Matte Harris. Buella Bow
ers Harrison Jones', Rev Worth
l. Barbour. Mines Effie Jones.
Sarah Benson. Betty Jackson, An
mn Moody. Walter Wood, vielln
Thomas and Mary Mircc
Also the McsHrs and Mines w
u Dickcrson. jerks Brown. ErCrl
Chadwick and daughter. Harold
Woods, Herbert Howell and
Roberts, the Mines Hernande
daughter Priscilla, Lucille Mo
Duffis. Elizabeth Smith and the
Mcssrs Leroy Copcs and James
W Cannon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Mrs. Lawrence Shannon Sr., are
the paternal grandparents, all of
Minneapolis.
Family Visitors: Miss Effie
Hayes and brothers, Alonzo and
Gerald Hayes OF Des Moines,
motored to Minneapolis on Satur-
day. October - and spent the day
with their brother Edward Hayes
of 1887 Portland Av.. who Is a
patient at present in the Veterans
hospital. MIR, Hayes continues to
improve and the visit from his
family has proven to be Il wonder
full tonic.
CresIteundO's win Meet: The
Cresiteundo's will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs
verda Horne, $685. Fourth Av. s
on Sunday, October 80, Members
are urged to be present.
birthday Celebrated: Mrs. Lu-
ctnda Miller, 36l4 Fourth Av. s
was unaware that anyone remem-
bered her birthday which was Fri
day. October 81, and was COM
pletely surprised when few
friends dropped in TO wish her
happy returns of the day bearing
beautifully decorated birthday
cakes Those who remembered her
with cakes and cards were Mrs
Charles Glenn, Mrs. Martha Clay
burn and daughter, Miss Ryllar
Clayburn and her husband and
responsible for the remembrance
Of the occasion was Miss Cora r.
Davis. The hon0rce received other
gifts and cards and expressed that
Il was a day long 10 be remember
ed
sad News; Word was received
of the death of MT James Red
mond of Kansas City, Mo. in an
automobile accident by his niece
Mrs. Oscar Gates of 1920 Fourth
Az S. and nephew Elmer Chill
dress of 37O0 Fifth Az. s.
New Son: It's "A boy for MIR. and
Mrs Rudy w. Jenkins, sol Col
fax Av N Kelvin I,owane An
thony, their first born arrived in
Maternity Hospital Friday, Octo-
Der II The new arrival has a
quartet Of grandparents who are
vieing with one another for the
honor of winning the first smile
Maternal grandmother is Mrs
Rhoda Pettiford and paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
Policy Wilburn, all OF Minneapolis
Mrs. Kathryn Digit is the mater
nal great great grandmother and
Mrs. N, y. Milton liz the patcrnaI
great grandmother.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
It's q Womdn's
Football World

FRANK LEAHY. former coach
OF Notre Dame. whose new
show. Frank Leahy and his
Football Forecasts" began this
month on TV.. poses with h.
most enthusiastic fan, MI
Frank Lcahy. Mrs. Leahy gained
her interest In Americas mum.
Der one sport from her husband
Frank probably thinks he's
heard only by men on his ~
show, yet Thousands 81 women
tune In on his easy 10 foliow
explanation Of football lie not
only predicts the outcome Of
the 10 top College teams and
those OF regional interest but
maneuvers toy football hEulrs
on o replica Rridiron 10 explain
the plays. Now. almost every
woman can talk intcliigcntIy
when her man ia on football
and even come up with { n
surprisingly brilliant rema,ss
20 boot tAhsD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Out az Hospitals Mrs. Cora Carr
S6o Aurora Az, ts convalescing
ut her home after having been In
~, Lakes hospital, where abe
underwent major surgery. She In
now making a rapid recovery.
New son; Myron Phillip Rar-
nett Jr,, In the name chosen by Mr.
and Mrs, Mryon Barnett OF sac
W, Central Az for their first
born, n son. who arrived October
Ia, IN Miller hospital Maternal
grandparents are MIR. and Mira.
byron Brown, St Paul. Mr.. and
Mrs, ELI Martin of st. Paul are
the paternal grandparents.
Club Meets, The Gold Band Club
met an Monday October "a, at 4
y. M, at the home Of Mrs, ", &,
Cooper. Club members served
''potiuck dinner with prospective
members an their guests, They
were the Mines Ernie Johnson,
Robert Graham, Frank schine
Houston Jaokman and Darlene
Carewa, The next meeting will be
at the home Of Mrs. Ralph Ora
ham, 67s st Anthony Az
New Address, Dr. and Mp.
Floyd Massey Jrr and Sons,
Thomas Rickic. Floyd Ill. and
Ronald Bruce. formerly of TO II.
Anthony Az. are now residing In
their new home, 1898 w Central
Az, The family will hold open
house" ON Sunday, October 20,
from 4 To 7 p, IN.
New Address, Mrs, Mite Lock
hart, formerly OF 90 Fuller Ava Ia
now residing at DAT st. Anthony
Az.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Mrs. Theo. Woodland
Receives Pleasant
Birthday Surprise

Mrs, Theodore Woodland. 1908
Lyndale Az ~, was the honoree
a, sneak birthday luncheon at l
y, M, Thursday, October 20 at her
home Hostess was her sister, Mrs
Lola Gattlng, who apparently
worked overtime ON plans TO sur
prise her,
While Mrs, Woodland was out ON
a business rrrand. a group of
friends met At her home, II was n
complete surprise and only when
she entered and was greeted by a
chorus Of Happy Birthday To
You" did she realize what It was
all about.
On entering the dining room,
she discovered the table was
beautifully set with sparkling
crystal and silver and conferred
with AN arrangement ot red roses
and n large beautifully decorated
birthday cake with her name In,
scribed, The rAscs and cake were
gin from her husband
After lunch, games were en-
ioycd for the remainder ~ the
afternoon with prizes awarded 10
the Mines Emma Simma, Minnie
Hudlcy Ruby Boho and MINT,
Butler.
The honoree received many love,
ly and useful gifts
Those who helped her celebrate
were the Mmea Claudia Gates
Georgia Taylor, ErneSttne Wright
Minnie Ruuer, Emma simms
Ruby Bobo. Bertha steele, Gloria
Smith, Edna Mendosa, Ida Ma,
Burrell Minnie Hudley, iIilda
Parker. Gertrude Mitchell, Littl,
Toilette Richardson. niece ant
Arthur Mitchell, Curtis and Ro
bert Gilmore, Theodore woodart
and Carlos Mendusa,
When gtfts were opened an,
cards read. the following manner
were heard Of friends who sen
gifts but were unable To- be pre-
sent the Mines Mariory Hayes
Catherine white and Leila AM
White.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Stitch Chatter Club: The Stchn Chatter club will cele-
hraie their first anniversary Saturday October 30 the
home of Mrs William Sutherln Fuller Av Officers are
the MINES ohc Johnson president Floyd Barr secretary and
Donald Lewis Other members include Mines
lin, George Bryant lnman johnson and Lois Johnson.
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season last year

season last year
This paper outseIis its oompeti-
tors 10 10 one on most top news
stands. Thrrc n n reason.
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Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ashley 1901 Sec
ond AV had as their dinner guests Saturday evening
October y Mr. and Mrs John Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs F.
Hammond The house beautifully decorated with NUNS in
fall coorng Following dinner guests relaxed with teevision
and Socaliznl
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Back Home: DR.. and Mrs.
James Robinson. 36l7 Chicago
Av.. returned home Sunday eve
ming, October %. from a motor
trip to Mexico City. Mex. The
Robinsons stopped in Kansas City.
Kans.. where they were joined by
Mrs. Robinson's mother. Mrs.
Hazel Williams. and the trio Jour
neyed on TO Mexico. They were
thrilled with the beautiful scenery
enroute and the many interest
ing sports witnessed including a
bullfight. They visited Toluca and
Monterey and went on sightseeing
tours OF the cities.
Notored To Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Lyle, 3545 Fourth AV. s.
and their houseguest, Rev r. c.
Jeter of Atlantic City, N. ]. motor
ed to Council Bluffs. Ia. Monday
October IT and were the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Mckay.
They also visited friends in Omaha
Neb. Rev. Jeter left by motor for
his home Friday morning, October
81. and will visit relatives and
friend in Detroit, Mich and Cleve-
land. Ohio, enroute.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. william
Kemp, 723 Emerson Av. N, retir-
ed from the Chicago. St Paul.
Minneapolis, Omaha, N. w system
October 1 after having been en-
ployed for 80 years as waiter
On Oct. z he entered Mt. Sinai hos
pital and was discharged on the
10th. He Is now commissioning at
home and would be glad to have
his friends visit him Mr.. Kemp
also Is the oldest member of Ames
Lodge No. iO6 and member Of
Past Exalted Rulers Council No
80
Al Tea: Among those attending
the tea given in honor Of Gener-
al Carlos Romulo, PHILIPPINES Am
bassador TO the u. s at the Pea
vey Hefflefinger's home at Fern
dale. Wayzata. by the Woman's
UN rally committee were Mines
Albreta Murray Howard Darnell,
Louis Moore, and Messrs Shelton
Granger and Cecil Newman.
Dinner Guests: Mr. and Mrs X
H. Taylor, 800 f.. 4lst St, had as
their dinner guests on Sunday.
October %. Rev and Mrs Hen
derson Reddick
New Sister: It's a new sister for
little Rochelle and Steven Shan
non. children of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Shannon Jr.. of 9i4 Cir
ard Av N. Sheri lie Ann arrived
at Fairview hospital on October
II, and weighed five pounds and
IL ounces at birth and Is being
initiated into the family circle by
her sister and brother. Mr.. and
Mrs, J. c, Batsell are the mater
nal grandparents, and Mr. and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Mid-knighfers Hold
MEETING October ~

The Mid-Knightera held their
last meeting Of the month sun
day. October ~. At their club
rooms. Dale and Ttondo AYES with
the president Joseph Waters. pre-
siding.
General business was disCIiHscd
and plans formulated for a dance
TO be given in the near future
Other business on the agcnda was
the elaborate plans for the clubs
annual cocktail party. which was
the success Of the Thanksgiving
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

by Shirlee"

Hi there debs and dates. well
guess most of you are all set for
all the happenings over this Hal
lowecn week end, There certainly
are going 10 be a lot OF parties
and dances. A lot Of kids are Civ
ing masquerade parties, and
others just plain jumps, but II
should be a busy week end for
most of us.
am so sorry Betty Flemings,
but l failed TO mention your birth
day last week, but i shall do SO
now, Happy Birthday, Tin case
anyone wants to give a late birth
day present 1t was on October
49,
Another pair OF fabulous peo-
pie got married in the Twins, /"
Joe Lewis and Gwenie Johns. con.
CALCULATIONS, kids!
Friday night, after Wheatley,
and while Wheatley was on. Car
men Williams was having u very
crowded jump,
Happy Birthday to you Almeda
Jones. and many happy returns.
I'll be over Sunday for some cake.
PERSONALITY
This ia pound fabulous deb is
five feet. five and one-half inches
tall, and Is sixteen years old She
Is "A sophomore at North Iii, Min
neapolis. She has no favorite food
Baby, It's You" is her favorite
record. She says IT'S kind Of old,
but II stil rates first with her
The Spaniels" are her favorite
recording stars. In school. English
is her favorite subject. and base
ball Is her favorite sport and ac-
tivity. She has no favorte date
tboys get on the ball, this deb is
really something She IL president
of the Damingoes, the club that
puts out the newspaper Of the
same name. This deb is Betty
Flemings. Betty's ambition Is to
become "A model In fact, after
graduation from North, her father
IN sending her To modelling school
In Los Angeles All who know
Betty will agree that she has all
the potentiaiities Of model, and
she also has the personality that
goes along with the job. Just n
bout everyone has the dream of
being famous in one field or an
other, but everyone doesn't make
H. But II Betty goes along with
her dream, then nothing should
stop her from making her dream
come true All she has To do Is
put her best foot forward. and she
has II made Work on Betty, be
cause we are all behind YOU
Mr. Breedlove, Janice Merrill.
Barb Barnes and Richard Greene,
played a few hands Of ''whiz
while a few others listened To re
cords and danced, since there
wasn't many down to canteen Fri
day night
Say you school Kids sure are
lucky, being Off yesterday and to-
day, because Of teachers con
vention, II must be nice.
I'm signing off now. but I
guess I'll either see you at Tiny
Bradshaw dance tonight. or al
WheatIey tomorrow night. so un-
III then
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More pictures, m"rr cartoons,
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