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lead pipes.
The next attack took place at
Admission, Alabama where a gaso-
line bomb was thrown in the bus,
setting 1t afire. The passengers
including the (CORE) Council Of
Racial Equality, members escaped
but members were again attacked
with lead pipes and beaten.
Gov. Patterson Refuses Protection
A plea for police protection by
US. Attorney-General Robert Ken
nedys office in Washingt on
brought a reply from Alabama
Gov. John Patterson, that he could
not be responsible for the safety
Of the non-violent CORE group.
The group was willing to board
another bus but Greyhound in the
state refused to take out buses
with the CORE group riding in
them. The drivers said they feared
for their own safety. The group
had to take a plane to complete
their journey to New Orleans.
Newsmen Attacked
Two newspapermen, one a daily
reporter and one a radio station
newsman, both whites, were at
tackled. Tommy .Langston, a re-
porter for the Birmingham Post
Herald was cornered and badly
beaten and his camera smashed.
Another radio station reporter
Clancy Lake who broadcast an on
the-scene report from his car suf-
fered cuts when the mob attacked
his car a block away, broke car
windows and busted up his broad
casting equipment.
Mobsters in the South aware Of
the national resentment against
such acts, now beat and intimidate
newsmen in an effort not to have
the rest Of the country and world
obtain pictorial reports Of the rae
ist incidents which have disgraced
the us. the world over.
Russia & China Report Attack
Monitored reports from Russia
and Peiping Monday told of the
brutal beatings of the Negro
peace group" but did not reveal
that the attacked group was made
up of white CORE members also.
Powerful Russian radio trans
mitters sent the story of the Ala
bama incident to Africa and Asia,
with emphasis on the rampant rae
ism practiced by perpetrators of
the beatings.
One report spread to the world
Monday was a story that Ala
bama Gov. John Patterson ap-
proved of the attack on the bus
riders.
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Registrar Takes 5fh:
Civil Rights Commission
Probes Louisiana Ban
On Negro Registration
From Christian Science Monitor)

New Oreans-Ahough formal conclusions reached
at twoday United Civil Rights Commission hearing
recently in New Orleans the impression left that Negroes
who register confronted in some Louisiana parishes
(counties) with monumental difficulties.
Testimony by registrars of 10 of these parishes buttree
bv the commissions own findings established that Negroes
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Filling Station Robbed:
Filling Sfafion Robbed:
Three Young People
Held As Robbery
Suspects By Police

On May a. about Al two men held up the Clarks
service Station 1858 University Av St Paul The
arrested short later and identified Charles Emmett
Mckinney 90 of 390S Minnehaha Av s.. Minneapolis and
Rodney Theodore Perkins, 49, of 1000 Carroll Avenue St Paul
A third person, Shirlee Thompson, 49, who gave her
address 3433 Smelling Av Minneapolis arrested when
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The
HIGH
And Low
DOW N
BY BAH.H THOMAS

NATIONAL SCENE: Eight
North Carolina cities now have
Negro city councilmen New
boundaries of the Congressional
district now represented by Con-
gresham William Dawson will
place the rich Chicago Loop in
another district and add the Univ
ersity of Chicago area to the vet
eran Chicago Democratic leaders
domain
The Rockefeller Brothers Fund
gave a million dollars to the four
Atlanta university schools, Spell
man, Morehouse, Clark and Morris
Brown. Spelman the school named
after the father of Mrs. John D..
Rockefeller, Sr. Harvey Spelman
is a girls school to which the Rookie
feller family has given along with
the other schools in the Atlanta
University a total of 10 millions
of dollars Oliver w. Hill who
was early slated for a post with
the JFK administration has been
tapped for the post Of assistant to
the us. Housing Administrator in
charge of intergroup relations.
In Toledo the city council has
under advisement a "open hous-
ing" ordinance Louisville DE-
FENDER publisher used the Ken
lucky Derby weekend to announce
his marriage to Louisville social
worker Vivian Clarke. Stanley is
past president of the Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity and the National
Publishers Association.
Richmond, California voters cleo
ted their first Negro to the
city's council. Richard Carroll
placed second in a field Of six can
didates.
Richard L. Johnson of Chicago
says the private hospitals of the
nation do a 10 billion dollars a
year business. Hospitals are the
fifth largest industry in the US
The street corner loafers and
would-be-clowns are out in full
swing nightly on the corner of 38th
and Fourth Av. S. in Minneapolis
despite the quiet attempt of con-
cerned business men in the area to
discourage the vractice Of street
corner lolling and disorder, espec-
tally in the night hours.
Not content with making spec
tacles of themselves and having
themselves a good old time some Of
the young men who should know
better have taken to the practice
of shouting insults at occupants
of the passing autos. Some Of the
remarks are vulgar, uncultured
and disgraceful.
These misguided youngsters,
some of them from substantial
families in the area and some new
comers from down yonder, con-
gregate so closely around the corn
er that persons trying to enter the
business places have to practically
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Alabama Thugs Assault
Negro & White CORE
Group And Burn Bus

Birmingham, Aa-A apparently well organized mob at
tackled Negro and white members of CORE Freedom Ride
group which headed for meeting in New Orleans La
travelling together in buses which the whites and Negroes
together in peaceful defiance of local segregation laws
The first attack the Birmingham bus terminal where
male members of the group beaten with short lengths
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Des Moines Judge
Mems Day Speaker
At St. Peters

Rev. Lowell Johnson, Sr., and
Judge Luther T. Glanton, Jr., of
Des Moines, Ia, will be the prin-
cipal speakers for the annual
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help establish the
new world fam
Gus DeWan Heart
and Lung ma
chine in the Clini-
cal Cardiovascu-
lar service of the.
affiliated hospital.
with w ay n e
State.
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Soeiol Workers
From All Ports
Of Notion Here

OT NuTI0U FIDFo
Among the more than 5000
delegates to the sOth Forum Of the
National Conference on Social Wei
fare are about 200 Negroes from
all over the nation.
The social workers are from both
private and public agencies work.
ing in about 33 Of the "a affiliat-
ed groups.
They were scattered among most
Of the city's hotels and some stay
ed with friends during the confer
ence.
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The New Frontier

The New Frontier of President Kennedy
is too young for an objective observer 10
make any final judgements about its place
in history. Only few of the measures that
will characterize it have been introduced
and acted upon. think however, that any
objective observer will agree that President
Kennedy Is living up to the highest expecta-
tons of the American people. Thus far he
has shown that he Is both a realist and one
who Is not afraid of using his imagination.
His personal concern for the rights and well
being Of all people are assets which win
stand him in good stead in the days ahead.
Louis Martin.
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Richard L. Johnson of Chicago
says the private hospitals of the
nation do a 10 billion dollars
year business. Hospitals are the
fifth largest industry in the US
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Richmond, California voters cleo
ted their first Negro to the
city's council. Richard Carroll
placed second in field Of six can
didates.
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Weather Summary
AS Autumn Enters

Fall made its debut in Garrett
county about 2:43 a. m. Saturday
September %, but summer-lika
temperatures were still prevailing.
The Weather Bureau said the
state could expect mostly sunny
and fair weather for the next
several days with temperatures
averaging five to ten degrees
above normal
The nights have been cool with
the thermometer dropping TO near
the frost line upon two or three
occasions. But days have been
warm and sunny
There was one storm Monday
night to mar the otherwise per-
feet weather, and much cooler
weather prevailed Tuesday morn
ing. In areas around Garrett
county there was wind damage
from the Monday night storm, and
in the Pittsburgh area the storm
reached tornado proportions.
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First Girl In Year
Enlists In u. S. Army

The enlistment of Miss Rocksic
Bowers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Stancie Bowers, of Oakland, was
announced by NJ Sgt. Bernard NJ.
Ladd Local US Amy Recruiter.
Miss Bowers was graduated from
Southern High School this past
year and is the first cir. in Gar
rett County to 90 into the service
in over a year.
She was very active in school
as Co-editor of the school news
paper along with Dale Ellis. who
is also now serving in the United
States Army Rocksie was also very
active in church work and has
served as a counselor in sum-
mer camps for the past two years.
Pvt. Bowers is now taking her
basic training at Fort Mcclellan,
Ala.
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Attendance Pins
Are Given Sunday

Pins for faithful attendance at
St. Marks Sunday Church School
were distributed Sunday morning
at Promotion Sunday
Receiving pins were Kelvin
Meyer John Forman, Karen San
ders, Carolyn Leighton and Steve
P2genhardt, LIST year; David
Sharps, Carol Lynn Berg
strom, Harry Fox, Barbara Foe
man. Linda Tichnell. End year;
Ben Sincell. Robin Tichnell. Susan
Glotfelty, Billy Leighton Nancy
Glotfelty, Joyce Bergstrom, Helen
Sanders, Robert Sharps. John
Sanders, Calvin Coddington, Ards
Sanders. 3rd year; Don Sincell and
Jeff Sincell. 4th year: Jay Meyer
and Charlotte Hauser, 5th year;
and Bobby Hauser, 9Th year.
Teachers throughout the year
were given service certificates and
appointments we're made for the
ensuing year.
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Oakland Personals

Mrs. E. l. Baumgartner will re-
turn to Oakland this evening
after visit of a few days in Balti-
more,
Mrs. Savilla Turney and son
Harry spent Sunday afternoon
visiting Mrs. Floyd Elllifritz at
VindeN.
Mr. and Mrs j F. Buelman. Of
Somerset Pa,/wcre Sunday guests
of MIR. and Mrs Reaford Purbaugh.
Green street.
Frank Strachan, Kitzmiller, has
entered Newton = Baker hospital
in Martinsburg, w Va, for medi-
cal attention.
Mrs. Karl F. Kahl is spending
several days this week with Mr.
and Mrs F. c. Cuppett, near
GAINESVILLE, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher,
Fairmont, w. Va. were Sunday
evening guests of Mrs Reaford J.
Purbaugh and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Weeks
and children were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Weeks. in
Mt Lake Park on Saturday, Sep
TENDER l6.
Mrs A. A Scherr returned home
Sunday evening after having
visited with MI. and Mrs. Thur
man Soldiers. in Aurora, w. Va,
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Weber and
family Pittsburgh, Pa; Bond
Weber. Charleston, w. Va. visited
relatives and friends this past
weekend in Oakland.
Mason Glotfelty motored to
Pittsburgh last Saturday morning
TO pick up Carole Savage, air line
stewardess working out of New
York, who spent four days here
with relatives.
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Twin Boys Among
- Hospital Births

Twin boys we're among the thir-
teen births recorded at the Garrett
County Memorial hospital during
the past week There we're five
girls and eight boys.
On the 22nd a daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. James Allen Buckley,
route / Aurora w. Va; a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert James
Collins, route l, Swanton.
On the 23rd a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Steyer, route 1. Deer
Park; a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man n Schrock, route 2, Oakland;
son to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lee
Roy Miller. Gormania, w. Va. a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Livengood, Oakland
On the oath twin sons to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Ernest Bachtel. Egg
lon, w. Va, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Roy William Mullenax, Horse
Shoe Run w. Va.
On the 25th a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs James Roosevelt Bolyard,
Aurora, w Va.
On the 26th a son to Mr. and
Mrs. James Earl Reed, route l.,
Elk Garden; a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Delwood Francis Freeland,
Crellin; a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Emerson Brenneman, route 2, Oak
land.
During the week the hospital adj
mitted As patients and discharged
81. Census this morning was 48.
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Masontown School
Trips Huskies 20-7
CAME STATISTICS

Valley High of Masontown de-
feated Northern Highs Huskies
last night at Kingwood 20 to Z,
scoring touchdowns in each of the
last three quarters to chalk up the
vistory. 1t was the third loss for
the Huskies against one victory.
Leon Brode raced 25 yards for
Northern's only score in the third
period after Valley had taken a
10 halftime lead. But the winners
came back with pair of six
pointers to salt away the triumph.
Koontz, Davis and Hall tailed the
Valley touchdowns.
Northern completed six of nine
passes attempted and gained four
first downs in this manner. Valley
held the edge on downs - to 10.
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Pollen Count

Continued from Page One)
square centime;ers. This figure
was reduced to one square cent?
meter to meet the standard All
specimens were taken simultane-
ously.
He gave out the following fig
ures representing total pollen
count with no attempt to differ
entiate between the various pol
lens.
Oakland cat Memorial hospital
1853; Harrington Manor, Az; Deep
Creek Lake state park 48 and
Grantsville. CCasselman hoteD 8.S.
DR.. Jones said that generally
speaking, pollen counts above 10
are considered on the high side
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-09-28
DEER PARK

October list to 18th has been
designated oath annual Letter
Writing Week It is suggested you
write at least two letters: one to
a friend or relatives from whom
YOU have not heard in a long time,
and the second as a reply to a
friend or relative who recently
wrote to you.
Mrs. Alice Hardesty visited Mr.
and Mrs Carl Willis and family on
a recent date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Simpson
and daughter Helen Ann, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Clatterbuck and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
c. Clatterbuck we're picnicking at
Deep Creek Lake
Ashful King is visiting relatives
in Florida at this writing
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Junior Women To Meet

Members Of the Junior Womans
Civic club Of Oakland will meet
Thursday evening. October 5, at
the WLlam-James hotel at 6:15
O'Clock with Mrs. John Browning,
chairman of American home, in
charge of the program. Speaker
win be Mrs. George H. Hanst,
home economies instructor at
Northern High school
Junior women were invited to
attend the first district meeting
and luncheon at the Cumberland
Country club on Wednesday, Octo-
Eer H. Reservations are to be
made by October 4 by calling Mrs
Fred Thayer.
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Charlotte Welch is in Frostburg
State Teachers college for her
senior year Of studies. She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fl. Welch, Mt Lake Park,
Mr. and Mrs Roland Bernard
and daughter, Canton, o. visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Brenneman and Mr. and Mrs. Lam
bert Bernard, over the weekend.
Mrs. Frank Kley of Baltimore;
M and Mrs George Kley, Alex
andria, Va; Mr.. and Mrs Frank
KEY Rockville, visited relatives
and friends in and near Oakland
over the weekend.
MI and Mrs. Delbert NJ Davis
Cape Arthur; and son-in-law and
daughter. MI and Mrs Erwin
Lang and two children. of Sails
bury, were weekend visitors of
the formers brothcr-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Gortner,
south of town.
Miss Ethel Rae Byers, who is
government employee in Dallas,
Texas. flew to Baltimore and ar
rived in Oakland last Thursday 20
attend the funeral of her aunt, the
late Helen DeCost. which was con-
Quoted last Friday She planned to
return to Texas yesterday
At a conVOcation marking the be-
ginning of the school year at Will
son college. Chamberburg, Pa, the
dean announced the names of the
students who had maintained an
honor average to date in their col
lege careers. The name of Ruth
Fox, of Oakland, was included in
the list.
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mulvey were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mulvey, Belts
Vile; and Thomas Mulvey, Wash
ington, d. c. Sunday evening
callers were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Sanders,
James Childs, al, of Oakland; Mr..
and MIS-. LeMoyne King, Of near
Steycr.
Richard R. Brandon, Sipesvillc,
Pa, has been appointed district
f;eldman for Eastern States Farm
ers' Exchange in several counties
which include Garrett in a recent
change OF the organization struc-
ture of the group He will work
with service centers and farmer
Representatives in the area. Cen
tiers are located in Somerset and
Uniontown Pa, and Oakland.
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and those below this figure on the
low side.
He pointed out the counts may
vary widely from month to month.
week to week, day to day, and
even hour to hour He added that
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CARD OE THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends for their kindness and
helpfulness following the death of
our mother, Mrs. Alta r. SLIDER,
We particularly wish to thank
all who sent floral tributes and
other gifts for the funeral service.
The SLIDER Family.
ADV. 1t
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Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Williams
North Third street, were vacation
ing in Garden City South Carlina
Miss Ann Lee Lohr, Pittsburgh
Pa, spent the weekend here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Lohr.
Mrs. Herbert Fl. Leighton enter
tanned members of her bridge club
at her home on North Third street,
on Tuesday evening.
The Fairvicw Church Heart
Sisters meeting will be held Fri
day night, September 20, at the
home of Mrs Regina Stone.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Santlemann,
and four children, Ade!phi, Md
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry l.. Porter, south of town.
MIR. and Mrs. Mauritz Stetson,
Elkton, visited Mrs Stetson' 3
grandmother, Mrs. Clara yelling,
and other relatives, over the past
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jackson
and daughter. Wilmington, Del,
were visiting Mrs. Jackson's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Lantz, Center street. over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Malone,
daughter Lynn. and son Steve Ma
lone. who is a student at West
Virginia University, Morgantown,
spent Sunday visiting relatives IN
Philippi, W. Va.
Mrs. George Senior and Mrs.
Walter Hammond, of Sudbury, On
tario, Canada, are visiting this
week with the formers son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. Thayer. 9th street
Members of the Garrett County
Republican Womens club Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Robert
Martin, 81 Alder street, in Oak
land, at g o'clock this evening.
They are to make plans for the
coming season. Members are be
ing urged to attend.
Pvt. Thomas E. Dunbar, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dunbar of
Water St. Oakland, is undergoing
basic training at Fort Jackson,
South Carolina. Pvt. Dunbar .cft
Aug. 6 TO enter the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fink. Dravos-
burg. Pa. were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Bittinger in the
Warwick apartments, 18th and Al
der streets. for several days. Mrs.
Edward Rake. Pittsburgh, Mrs.
George Light Dravosburg, Mrs.
Robert Light and Mrs. Nellie VIII
lig. McKeespOrt. Pa, spent sun
day WITH Mr.. and Mrs Bittinger.
Mrs. Elizabeth Turney and
daughter Ellen, returned home on
Sunday evening from Wilmington,
Delaware where they had spent
the past two weeks visiting Mrs.
Turnev's son-in-laW and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown and
family. They also spent several
DAYS IN Baltimore where they
visited Mrs. Turney's nephew,
Lewis Walter While on vacation
they spent three days in Hagers-
town where they attended the 54th
Annual Grand Temple Convention
of the Pythian Sisters of Mary
land.
Mrs. Frank Hood, il, Mrs. Ger
trude c. Savage. Cincinnati o.,
spent week here at Oak Ridge
cabin. Deep Creek Lake. They had
as their guests for the week Mrs,
Alice Flooken. Cincinnati, O., and
Mrs. Fred Wolf, Erlangcr, Ky.
Guests over the weekend were
MIR and Mrs. L. H. Weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Hall Fairmont,
W. Va; MI. and Mrs Stanley Saw
age. Johnstown. Pa. Miss Marilyn
Sue Bucklew, and James Postcn,
Phi,ippi. w. Va. and also MIR. and
Mrs. Mason Glotfelty and Mr.. and
NToIcor p,tclyIpIN of Oakland
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Group To Meet

The Garrett County Society for
Retarded Children viii meet on
Friday, October 6, at 500 p. m. in
the cafeteria of the Green Street
School for Special Education A
movie will be shown by Mrs.
Madelein Blamble, teacher, who
is in charge Of the program
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-Corriedale ram, 2
years old. Phone DE 4-4757. -
Adv. 31-2t
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if the opportunity presented itself
the health department would do
a more exhaustive study on the
subject next season.
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Mrs. Jonas Peck. Jr., and son,
of Cleveland, O., are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Sha
han. Oakland; and her father and
mother-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas
Peck, Sir, in Deer Park. She will
return to her home on Sunday.
The Garrett County Horseman's
association held a wiener roast at
Gerald Glotfelty's home Friday
evening with about 25 members
present. There will be trail ride
and hay ride Sunday, October 1st,
at 100, with the group meeting at
Hurts corner, North Glade
Barbara Kreyenbuhl left for Elk
ms. w Va, on September IS,
where she has accepted teach
ing position at the Davis Memorial
hospital from which she recently
was graduated She will attend
Davis and Elkins college, working
toward her Bachelor of Science de-
gree in nursing.
Jack Jones, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Jones, of Mt. Lake Park,
sustained a compound fracture Of
his right leg last Friday evening
while playing football for South
ern High school on the local grid
iron. He was taken to Sacred
Heart hospital in Cumberland,
where he is recuperating salts
factorily.
- O------
Five moro Cubans were executed
bV CaStrO'S government
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Five moro Cubans were executed
~ Castro's government
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/ BEDROOM HOME, near Eastlawn
3chool. Fenced back yard. Call SO 2
|Sl6. Is 2tp 11-10
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