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Evening star., 1959-11-18
RALPH McGILL
Rockefeller Gets More HeIp

tionS is developing at a great
rate. Mr.. Hughes, apparently,
will have all he wants of it
Unless, Of course, the Decem-
ber sum NIT meeting falls
apart over the De Gaulle po-
sition and ambitions and
leaves President Eisenhower
bereft Of any real political
strength at the Everest sum-
NIT with Russia.
Hence the dilemma.
Gov. Rockefeller. to attract
attention, cannot merely dis
creetly disassociate himself
from the present Eisenhower
policy. He will need to speak
out in support of one of his
own creation.
But the overwh h e Inning
mood of the people of this
country and the world is for
peace. 1t may be that what
they conceive to be peace is
but an illusion. Their mood is
nonetheless strong. Mr.. Nixon
will go down the line with
the administration.
Here is a real task for a
braintrust.
Meanwhile, Gov. Rookie
feller is now concluding his
first swing through the West.
If it cannot be called a
triumph, it was not so in
tended. This was merely a
tour to permit the voters to
have a view of the product
to know that he lives and
breathes and has being as a
candidate.
What does a real live
Rockefeller look like any
how? A lot of people are
curious about that.
If the swing did not even
ruf1e the deep river Of Nixon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Greyhound Tries
New Bus Engines

NEW YORK. April "A CAP).-
F. w. Alderman, president Of
the Greyhound Corp. today told
the New York Society Of Sc.
curity Analysts the company
was experimenting in the
United States and West Ger.
many with new and more eff.
cient bus engines.
Experimental engines have
been installed in buses between
New York. Chicago and San
Francisco with quite salts
factory" results. Mr.. Ackermar
said. The company has been
working with Mack Trucks, Inc
and 'Cummins Engine Co. Inc,
on these engines.
He told a news conference
that directors will be asked
next month to approve a divi-
dend increase Greyhound has
been paying rs cents a share
quarterly.
Mr.. Alderman said that he
will propose to the board eth
er a stock dividend or an in
creased cash payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
First Limousines Arrive
For Friendship Service

the West Coast about May 30,
the new limousine service will
start then. Schedules will con-
form to the jet airline sched-
ules.
Tentatively, the fare has
been set at about 50 per pas
senger, but the airlines will
make the final decision. officials
said.
They said this type of coach
is being considered for use
when the new Chantilly (Va.)
Airport is ready for use. Gen.
eral Motors constructed the
new vehicles; four are expected
to be delivered in midsummer
and six more early in the
coming winter, officials ex-
planned. They said the entire
coach body and load is sup
ported by eight flexible rubber
bellows filled with air, making
for an easy ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
BY WILLIAM A. MULLEN
star stan Writer

The first two 41-passengel
limousines of a fleet of IL desc
powered, air suspension, parlor-
type coaches have arrived In
Washington. forerunner Of q
special service Airport Trans
port, Inc, will operate between
downtown Washington anc
Friendship MD international
Airport.
Moe Lerner, president Of Air
port Transport, Inc. in making
the announcement today, said
Theodore E. Graf, president Of
Airlines Limousine, Inc, at Bal
timore, is associated with him
in the new enterprise. 1t is de-
signed to give air passengers
special service in the jet age
he explained.
Inasmuch as Trans World
Airlines plans to start its JET
service between Friendship and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Managed Fund Doto
Challenged by SEC

visions Of the Investment Com
pany Act Of 1910 that various
Of its annual and other reports
under the act appear TO be
false and misleading"
The SEC is challenging the
accuracy and adequacy of the
Managed Fund that its prin-
cipal objective is to provide
for capital growth in all class
es," with emphasis on "capital
growth rather than income"
1t also questions the undis-
closed delegation of some ad-
visory services Of Slayton AS
sociates to Stephen M. Jaquith
1t said the 1858 annual report
did not disclose that Slayton
Associates failed to perform
services it had agreed to per-
form for a fee of 1918 .488 and
that Mr.. Jaquith received
brokerage commissions Of al
least $635,775 in portfolio pur.
chases and sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

The Securities and Exchange
Commission has instituted pro-
ceedings challenging the accu-
racy and adequacy Of disclo-
sures in a registration state
ment fled by Managed Fund,
Inc, a st. Louis investment
company.
Proceedings we're instituted
under the Securities Act of 1888
and a hearing has been sched-
uled for May 6 to decide
whether a stop order should be
issued by the SEC suspending
the effectiveness Of the regis
tration statement.
The original statement was
fled in August, 1854. and
amendments have been filed
from time to time. The most
recent amendment was filed
August IS, 1858. and was de-
clared effective on August 20.
The SEC also served notice
on Managed Fund under pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
PEpCOfoOffer
Million Shares

Potomac Electric Power Co.
yesterday filed plans with the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission for a proposed offering
of 1,182,077 additional common
shares to stockholders.
The new shares will be Of
fered for subscription on the
basis Of one new share for
each five shares held on the
record date, probably about
May IL.
The subscription price and
other details will be announced
later. Based on a current mar
ket price of around 500 a
share. the proposed offering
will raise more than $33
million.
President r. Roy Dunn said
that unsubscribed shares will
be offered to company en-
ployes. Any remaining shares
will be sold to an underwriting
group managed by Dillon, Read
81 Co. of New York and john
ston, Lemon & Co. Of Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
D. Analysts
To Hear Official
Of World Bank

J. Burke Knapp, vice presi.
dent in charge Of lending opera
tons Of the International Banh
for Reconstruction and Devel-
opment (World Bank, viii
address the Washington Society
Of Investment Analysts at 9
luncheon next Tuesday at Occi-
dental Restaurant
He will discuss the banks
experience in its vast lending
operations and also the banks
popular bonds.
Norman d. Morgan, vice
president Of Riggs National
Bank and chairman of the
society's Program Committee
announced Mr.. Knapp's ac-
ceptance of the speaking en-
gagement and pointed out the
World Bank has lent $4.3 bill
lion in 40 countries since it:
founding in 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Auto Production
Drops Slightly

DETROIT, April "a AP)-
Automobile output from United
States factories this week will
consist of 1898 cars and u.s.
$50 trucks. Wards Automotive
Reports said today.
Last week the factories built
lS5,sS4 cars and 26.44o trucks.
In the same 1858 week. 5s,66l
cars and 1920 trucks we're
built.
The statistical agency said
current schedules indicate $751;
900 cars and $4,000 trucks win
be turned out this month, COM
pared to the $4,000 cars and
lll,000 trucks planned as the
month began. In April Of last
year, Sl6.503 cars and 74,522
trucks were produced.
Wards said this weeks in
dicated decline in car assem-
blies was due chiefly to Chevro-
let's cutting back in two East
ern assembly plants for inven-
tory adjustment. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
IDA Opposes
U. 5. Aid for
Municipalities

Legislation to provide Federal
assistance for municipalities re-
quiring financing Of community
facilities is unnecessary because
ample funds already are being
supplied by private investors
an official Of the Investment
Bankers Association Of America
told Congress today.
Appearing before a subcom.
mittee Of the House Banking
Currency Committee on House
bill 5944. Gordon L. Calvert
municipal director and assistant
general counsel of the IBA
pointed out that municipa.
water and sewer bonds reached
a new all-time high of more
than $l.085. 100000 in 1858
compared with $1,000, 900, 900 in
1857. High levels are being
maintained in 1853. he added
Financing Of hospitals and
related institutions exceeded
S2l2.435.0O0 in 1858 VS.. $780,
100000 in 1857 and more than
1894 million of bonds for these
purposes were marketed in
January and February this
year.
These facts demonstrate
that municipalities are obtain
ing financing for growing pro-
grams without Federal assist
ance," he said. Taking excep-
ton to phraseology of the DILL
which states that many mu-
inequalities cannot get neceS-
sary funds at reasonable cost,
Mr.. Calvert said: 1T appears
there is no factual basis Tor
such a statement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

its expansion program TO meet
continued growth.
Plant facilities recently were
expanded to $4,000 square
feet and its working force to
more than 5000. The new pro-
motions included:
F. j. Drummond, employ
ment manager; H. w. Mauldin,
project engineer; David Lee,
project engineer-in-charge j.
C. Haltiwanger and H. M.
Burns. jr.. project engineers;
F. H. Jaynes, consulting prof.
ect engineer; o. ]. Kennel, as
sembly superintendent; j. S.
Scovel. quality assurance SUI
perViSor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
FOREIGN EXCH'GE

NEW YORK, April "a (AP) .-Foreigr
exchange rates. Great Britain in dol.
lars, others in cents unchanged unles,
otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 3 29/32 per cent premium OF
cent.
Europe: Great Britain (pound)
s2;Sl 1892, OF 1892 Of cent; 30-day
60-day futures PSI 7132' of 5ESs o.
L Of cent; Belgium Cfrancl 200 9H6,
cent; Germany twesternj (de1tschs
Holland tguilderl $3.50, on .00h 81
g cent: Italy qira) .1eh Of a cent
Of q cent; Sweden .(kronal 1884;
Switzerland (francl (free) 23.14, of
.0l Of cent; Denmark tkrone) IA 81,
on .Ol of cent.
Latin America: Argentina Cfree)
l:35, of .02 Of cent; Brazil (free)
S.02: Venezuela CBolivarl 1000.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Metropolitan BrOadcasting
Reports Revenue Gains

Impressive revenue gains
were recorded today in the
1858 annual report Of Metro
politan Broadcasting Corp,
with the gross reaching $14,-
427,752 against $1O,293,587 in
1857.
John w. Kluge, chairman of
the board and president, said
1858 net income was $932,34S
or so cents a share, contrasted
with $243.460 or is cents a
share in 1857. He said the 1853
income is subject to special
writeoffs during the year of
$630,313 or 40 cents per share.
The corporation includes Sta
ton WTTG here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Attenuation Shares
Growth Put at A Pet,

Since the start of Automa-
ton Shares, Inc. local mutual
fund, in July. 1857, its presi-
dent, DR.. Herbert w. Robinson,
said growth has been about "A
per cent, assuming reinvest-
ment of realized capital gains
distributions. He explain e d
more than SO per cent of the
funds assets are now common
stocks or convertible bonds of
automation-type firms. He said
the net asset value per share
continued to increase during
the quarter ending March 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
BeckerS Will Open
Prince Georges Store

BeckerS Leather Goods Co.
which has its main store at
1914 F street NV, and a branch
at Silver Spring. Md, will open
a second branch in the Prince
Georges Plaza regional shop
ping center at Hyattsville, Md,
The firm was organized in
Washington in 1876. It's plans
for a second branch were an
nounced by c. Van Ness Wood,
president Of Eastern Shopping
Centers, which developed Prince
Georges Plaza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. April "a (AP) Spot
31h-321a cents a pound, Connecticui
Valley Lead, liz cents a pound
New York. Zinc, IL cents a pound
East st. Louis. Tin, 1.04A a pound
New York. Foreign silver, 9196 cents
per troy ounce, New York.
Pittsburgh scrap steel No. 1 heavy
was quoted by Iron Age at IS. 0O-39 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Life Insurance Sales Up
IL Pct. From Year Ago

Sales of ordinary life in
surance in the District of Co.
lumbia totaled $2O,838,0O0 in
March, an increase of II per
cent from March last year, the
Life Insurance Agency Man
agement Association reported
Sales in IL months ended
March 81 averaged $18,713, 900 a
month, an increase of 8 per
cent from the average a year
earlier.
Sales across the Nation were
Is per cent above a year age
in March and the national av-
erage for the IL months was
4 per cent above a year earlier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

with $48, 900, 1895 q year earlier,
O gain Of 29.6 per cent.
President Steers said share
holders we're among the best
customers of the fund as a re-
suit Of new purchases and REIN
.vestment of funds.
He pointed out that an origi-
nal investment of $4,000 on
January /. 1854, with all dis
tributions invested in addi-
tional shares. had increased to
a value Of $19,065 on March
81, 1859.
More than 80 per cent of
the shareholders have elected
to accept additional shares in
distribution of a capital-gain
dividend Of 20 cents a share,
payable May II.
Major additions to the funds
investment portfolio in the last
three months included: $780,
900 of Ferro Corp. 3ss per
cent convertible debentures
and $484, 900 Of Imperial Chem
ical Industries, Ltd, 51a per
cent convertible debentures.
Major sales included: $175,000
of American Electronics, Inc,
.5h per cent convertible de-
bentures and $4,000 shares of
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Peoples Drug Declares
Quarterly of so Cents

Directors of Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc, declared a quar-
terly dividend of so cents a
share today. reported Treas
'urer H. j. Althouse.
z The dividend will be paid
June 26 to stockholders of rec
ord May 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
'' = BUSINESS
Record ADMF Assets
Top S63.7 Million
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Net value Of Atomic Development Mutual Fund nc
Of Washington equal TO $587 share March 81 Jump
Of 1874 cent from $440 share the same 1858 date.
This disclosed today by quarterly report from Board
Chairman Merle Thorpe jr and President Newton Steers
Total reached high Of $6S722l95 compared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Melpar Promotes Eight
As GrOwth COnfinueS

Melpar, Inc, Falls Church,
Va, subsidiary Of Westing-
house Air Brake Co., today an
nounced eight additional staff
promotions in connection with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
TREASURY BONDS

NEW. YORK, April "a (AP).-Yester.
days closing Over-the-counter U, S. Gov,
eminent Treasury bonds:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
OVER COUNTER

Washington listings on over-the-
counter markets furnished by the
National Association of Securities
Dealers as of pm. Friday, April "a !:
Bid Asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24

seconds
Subject to Federal taxes but not +
State income taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

RANCH. on. % d. encellent con-
diilon. 80. Call OF. t-lisl.
HYDROCARBONS. fresssf tqps, /.
rear nuari rlo W. FHEuNNlcka.
anua eth Al nv ia p-4nOu
REFRIGERATION, ~ cu. ~. Or
8.pc manln hadrm. suite DOW
tF lawn mowers WeHtinahouaf
slfe even and cabinet 3.pe.
dsi "a, h.ebfAI "a, 9-tlnt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
n0os, pErs. ire
tcoNTlNulDl

men, & ~ - Pa 3.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
4 FLOORS FULL
ON SALE NOW

ons-araWer steel nls cablnets
s4nA excellent eqnaliion, aeert.
tAriml and executive onldfn oak
deakn. $50 80. excellent narualn
posture chairs upholstered In
leather 70 match. seas. acnulne
walnut executive and aecfetaflal
rennlahed detka. $40 80. none
better conference iahie1, ths
better kind eenuine walnut, $40 80
up, aome With glnas topa, real
hafgnln man cabNnf.N 4radt A.
steel f1xA,lNiT, $40 80. n neN
$500, excellent condition, sen.
ulne KardeH hlea. dxa o. fnd, >.
. drawer, excellent buy all-ttctl
gray supply cabinsts, feAdunihi
so 80, B shelves With locks and
KEYS aray, brand new ail.stefl
t.drawer nling cabinets, tan %
also 2-drawer stray steel $500,
excellent bargAin.
MANY MORE frEAfs, TOO NU-
MKRoue TO MENTION, FoR
THIS SALE.
mesa furniture, see ua nr1t.
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FIAN0 HettT Ross snlnsl
i IN mahols otaTalfunG scale, rein
forced hammer. 3 nednl match
lng ssnetf bAk panel $500. Oh
fiANo, planff, good playlnn cone
$3.50 o. best oaeF, Call AZ
I NeH1uAt
PIANO. chickefina- Amnlco elec
player nIand. nraut cnnd can "
played viii rolls o. b. hand. ~
ftAkOe-JonDAN.a branch atofeI
have q complete selection 81
I pianos and oraana for sale and
feni lncludlng aome VAlur4 ~
slizhtly Used lnnlrumenta. Plenty
] 81 parking space a. each store
hlie oeoraia ave. silver nrrina
aluu Ice hlnhvayi Aflinsioni tut
william street. fTedeficNanufH
silver sprlnr and Arlington siqrel
apsn aalil iiom l-iJg UNI y
are opsn from . anig y
flANos--used fensols;lsPs pi.no..
t y sooa ,6fRnbSAsRnqR s s1ss; Mn
ana q -. n'u.
PtAN0s-Reni ~ Jordans los
] NaNNNf WV aNN aNNA aNlllNNNI NaAT
monthly NJ whit option Ia q
buy. Hauling eKtra. joRDAN'S
POUR SToREs; Corner f3th and
q ~. nv. lphone ST. J-ufOOl
0i0n Ice highway, Arlington
iphone kk n-5OuOl Disc oeor.
ala ave, Silver spring lphons
~. 5-ilObl. tVt william street
frecerieksogrg, We lphone hsse,
stores, Silver sprlns and Arline-
PiANOs-For slightly used con
sqles ana splneb e low price,
w m.k,. JospAfh No. Choice h .m ,qst
hss ester Bstsy Rossa Rsidwih.A u uul.
branscn, kimban, Wurlit1er, Estey
Steinvay. Winter and others
Easy terms JORDAN'S, corner
1871 and q sts. NV.
fiANOS-Used. small. modern-typ,
erandki tl01, s22b and S2fA. ST
81. NV. OPEN THuRs, EWES.
PIAN0s--We have brand new
nationally known makes Of piano.
~ substantial discounts from tn
manufacturer suagestcd lis
price, Get our quotations beforl
you buy, We have over 100 IN
struments on our flo0rs. includ
Inc many used stems, ST. $4,000
In the block above the library,
PIANOs-used uprights, sos, sIi,
PIANO MART, i0iS 7th st. NV,
PIANOS-New. full keyboard spin.
cts with matching bench only
s4b9. PIANO MART, 1918 7tf
PIANOs-Uprights. sos up; spin
cts. consoles, Strands, S295 up
terms. Open every evening AMI
scH nzs sFeaaH stkN esOn sHop ly ~,
Bonifant St., Silver SprinE, Nd.
| JU. g-3O3a.
PIANO, rebuilt player, Smartll
sspeeialiV suited for pI rec RIM hhI sK.
ceptional value at S495, includes
bench and local delivery
| CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
l10S @ st, NV. DI. 1886.
PIANOS-ORGANS
Pine selection, used spinets, con
soles, apartment uprights AM
grands. Starting at S295.. Mes
famous-make spinets. full key
board, Sass. You save $3.50. 10
year guarantee. Many other 500
buys.
Thomas chord organ. floor sample
low as S25 down, 80 months d
pay. Open Mon, Thurs, Fri
til Q; other days I'll 8, SILVEI
SPRING PIANO CO., INC, So
Pershing dr., JU. 9-366S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
OFFICE FURNITURE

Govt. surplus steel 2-door ward
robe cabinets, S11.95.
Legal full suspension steel file
drawers, So 30. Govt. cost approx.
S22 wholesale.
Used oak and mahogany executive
and secretarial desks, $50 to $40.
Map cabinets, 6-drawer. steel,
24x41. excellent condition, S37 95
Larger sizes available.
New modern steel gray executive
desks. S59.95. Regulariy S79.95.
An excellent value for home OF
once.
Sofa. new heavy duty plastic. g.
scatter. SOS. Regularly $3.50.
We have $4,000 IT. Of storage
space loaded with values in new
and used furniture. We have the
selection and you viii save BY
shopping our warehouse location
Give US q try before you buy
Free delivery.
N. FRANK & SON
4l4 3rd st. NV. DI. 7-728e
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r 3Sies. q uRs n Akc sediST sek JA
SOTO.
PUPPIEs, Enelish settlers, 10 wks..
shots, full blooded, from hunting
stock JE 4-2373.
PUPPY, male, mostly black with
g harness only. vic. Dupont cir.f
Thurs. AD. 2-l612.
PUPPIEs. Accidents. Mother pureI
bred. Springer Spaniel. Nice pets,
nice markings; IS each. XII
g-9oT~
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MTfnc0Ma, nsN. B gta.i sloek b..
aIsei nsss q 4 a.iwA's.Ss6ai s'-'
'; ;;!.';s, ' ...ssss' 's'ss '' &: ;fi''Sis
sss' N, tss.ssol'sI'' s'II'' M H''i
is ,:ss a.... S:REs': %. '.sss. ''Hd'
~. FANELiNo sAi.E. iane this
" n. q pine, Ions lfngtha fffg.
i..fas.. l R6eKSMR I'' 226nsslesSs- "a
AIN. ceramic nrlne, cress, MODEL
usFd verp lltilel $50 IA, a.ad3A'
KITCHEN WALL cAnlN9I. metal;
ent stove. Kitchen set, refef, "a
Ika ana cleo J. door apd vim
fS e M s.n ana " s sSss'e' between
LADDERS. SALT on aker, wood,
aluma magnelIum. 1897 1th a.
NV Ho, -e-fnip,
LArHk, hrhnd-nev " e.B, quick.
change scar. metal wofklnn lathe.
with accelaoriea. 40, $1,000.
Law BOOKS, Uulted states Court
Of Appeals, District o. 81 Columbia,
vol lhroueh 100. $500 also.
2 c. p,seal With tupp,smenis.
LAWN MowER tpowerj. ts-ln
REQ reel, $20. 10, D-7Dif.
LAWN MowkR. Davis, sas. reel
rs In, f-eyeie; $50, ~ s-i4eA
LAWN MowEn. ssli.prepsllsd, IS !.
LAWN M0WERs-Landscap ear-
dener aelilnn equipment. power
mowers from to 81 inches
rotary and rsell; elee. trimmers.
Wo. $1,000.
LAWN MOWERs, Toro. Lawn Boy
new, used: except, values; tFade-ins
accepted Open sun, iO-3, ADEL-
PdiA HARDWARE, INC. ,25OS Univ.
blvd, n, hyattt,, Nd IA. $4,000.
LAWN M0WRRs-Just been sharp
ened and reconditioned: - each.
1898 r. I. ave. ne. In the rear,
Sat, sun. Mon. only.
LAWN M0WER, self propelled, reel
type. $50. UN, 4-230O.
LAWN MOWER, reel type, ea-in.
bargain, 500. ~. $500.
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yuan sect, sofa vim sllp
Coref. small lroD trent phone
otak. typeWrltsf and stand, mara.
nlnf fack. painted cnfaia. ne4t
onsrsd o. each 81 an, ~, 1851,
Mahorapy, eredenha, drop.
sss sls' n, china ~ sless'' Meas"
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