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Evening star., 1962-08-21
New Look on 'Mohoqony Row

There's a new look on staid
Mahogany Row" in the La
Dor Department.
A woman's touch-that of
Assistant Secretary Esther
Peterson-has been added to
the decor in the wood-paneled
area where Secretary Gold
berg and other top officials
have their offices overlooking
Constitution avenue.
Specifically, Mrs. Peterson
has done over her own new
office-to which she recently
moved from a back-of-the
building location where the
Women's Bureau is located.
She was originally named
Evening star., 1962-08-21
IT'S A DATE

the second floor of the down.
town store at 5 pm. The
theme will be Guys and
Dolls" and Stubby Kaye of
the musical will be the guest
star. Chip Tolbert. Esquire
fashion editor, will share the
commentary with Peg Can
non, Lansburgh's fashion CO.
ordinator. Devron will star
with his accordion.
Evening star., 1962-08-21

meeting Of the Afghan Stu
dents Convention. The con-
vention will be meeting there
all of next week.
Evening star., 1962-08-21

Thursday, August 23 Fourth Floor at 2:3O PM
Friday, August "a Spring Valley at ll:3O AM.
Corners at PM
In addition to being here for the shows, the Boy
koffs will also advise the perfect suit choice for
you from this collection.
Evening star., 1962-08-21
JULIUS GARFINCKH GO:
BOykoff
Suit Fashion Shows

with Emanuel Boykoff, president,
as commentator and Mrs. Dora
Boykoff, suit stylist, as honor
guest.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-20
Wanted TO BUY

ing or not working. table models
consoles. UL. 1-2085.
, 1962-10-12

1ne~cOurSe In business manage
ment was sponsored by the Jay
Gees, the Rotary Club Of st. Tho
mas and the st. Thomas Cham
Der of Commerce. Of the total
number, twenty-four were from
the Virgin Islands Government.
Among the guest speakers were
Government Secretary Cyril E.
King, former Governor Morris F.
de Castro, now Budget Director,
and Lieutenant Colonel Robert
Klug, Assistant Chief of the Gin
cinatti Police Force.
The graduates include Com
missioner of Finance Percy de
Jongh, Commissioner of Public
Safety Otis Felix, Assistant Com
missioner of Education Miss Jane
Tuitt, Assistant Commissioner of
Welfare H. Klint, Deputy Com
missioner of Public Safety Jens
Hendricks, Deputy Commissioner
of Education Arthur Richards,
Magdalene Bryan, with the
Department of Finance, Mario
Warrington of the Department of
Education, Canute A. Brodhurst,
Jr., Deputy Tax Assessor, and
Personnel Director Victor Ebbe-
sen.
Others are Give Banfield, Ruby
Nelthropp, Beatrice George, Doris
(Contlllueu Oh rage IT,
, 1962-10-12
Discrimination Costs
u. S. SIG Billion
Soy Advisors ).

Racial discrimination is costing
the American economy about $13
billion a year, President Ken
nedy'S Council of Economic Advis-
ers estimates.
The council in a report Wednes-
day measured economic loss in
terms of Gross National Product
the sum of all goods and serv-
ices produced. The council con-
coded its estimates were 'tenta-
tive and approximate but said it
regards them as roughly accurate.
The report, requested by the
Joint Economic Committee Of
Congress, said racial discrimina-
ton results in economic losses
because Of inefficient use Of the
non-white labor force and failure
to develop potential skills of the
total labor force.
Elimination of such discrimin-
alton, the council said, would en-
able non-Whites to move from low
er to higher productivity occupa-
tons, resulting in higher total out.
Continued on Page AZ
, 1962-10-12
Candidates. Draw Lots
Fol Places on
Election Ballots

The several candidates for dis
tricts of St. Croix, st. Thomas
and St. John, drew lots this morn
ing.
For the District of st. Croix the
names will appear on the ballot
as follows: /. Angel Suarez, Jr.
2. Augustin Coward, 8. Clarence
Ussery, 4. Erie Williams, 5. Luis
MARTINEZ Nc Bean, 6. Aubrey A.
Andu2e, Z. Frits Lawaetz.
For the District of st. Thomas:
l. Alfred Lockhart, 2. Anthony
Serge, 8. Pedro Comacho, 4. David
Puritz, S. Percival Reese.
The At-Large candidates: 1.
Earle Ottley, 2. Cruz Santana, 8.
Lucinda Millin, 4. Randall James,
S. Herebito Capo, 6. Norabel
Amritt, 7. Leon Mawson, 8. Walter
Hodge, 8. John Maduro, 10. Max
Jacobs, II. Patrick Williams, Il.
Candida Guadeloupe, 10. Ron de
Lugo, IA. Aureo Diaz.
, 1962-10-12
juYcees Nome
Joseph Kreke
Fol Top Post

Joseph M. Krere, an insurance
executive with the Jouett Insur-
ance Agency has been elected the
new president of the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce. He succeeds
Give E. G. Banfield and will take
office Nov. /.
Other officers elected at the or
ganization's regular monthly meet
ing held Wednesday, were, L.
Kenneth Lindqvist and Gerald
Nicholson, vice-presidents; Cliff
ton Martin, Jr. secretary and
Jerald Schneiderman, treasurer.
The new Jaycee head has been
active in the group since its birth
in 1861. In the past he has chaired
the Leadership Training Com
mittee which was responsible for
the Executive Management Train
ing course and which brought in
the Dale Carnegie course.
Also elected at Wednesdays
directors, Harold Branch, Carl
Penn, Ulises Giberga and Stanley
Womack. Formal installation
ceremonies for the new officers
will be held later this month.
, 1962-10-12
Hutch Act Burs Luz
jones From iukllAJ
Part In Politics

Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky
said that G. Luz James,, an en-
ployee of the Insular Rehabilita-
ton Center here, has been pro-
hibited from actively ~particlpat-
ing in politics. He explained mat
the Department of Educ tion,
under which the rehabilitation
center operates, receives 100000
in federal funds. Because Of this
subsidy, employees are precluded
under the Hatch Act from active
participation in politics.
Recently MI. James charged
that Governor Paiewonsky tried
to bride his brother, DR.. Randall
James, a physician on the staff of
the Department of Health, by off
ering to increase his salary by
$4,000 if DR.. James, would with
draw his candidacy.
, 1962-10-12
British Caribbean
Islands MoY Form
Federation Soon

A regional council of ministers
met recently in Bridgetown, Bar
bados and has affirmed a deter
mination to federate the British
Islands of the Eastern Caribbean
although all the legislatures in
volved have not come to a deci-
sion.
The council decided to seek
means for establishing a new cur
rency beard and abolishing the
old board which regulates cur
rency in the Eastern Caribbean,
including Trinidad, and British
Guiana. Trinidad, now an indie
pendent nation, wants her own
currency. The ministers decided
to ask the Colonial Office in Lon
don for an expert from the Bank
of England to make recommended
tons for a new agreement.
The ministers also discussed
representation of the little eight
on the regional board and financ-
ing of projects on a regional basis.
, 1962-10-12
Democrats to Heur
Speech BY Senator
Reese AT Jungle

st. Croix Democrats will assem-
BILE in the Jungle Casino tonight
at a Workshop" and will also
listen to a tape recording of the
speech delivered by Senator
Percival Reese of the Unity Party.
Democrats claim that Senator
Reese struck low blows when he
made only personal remarks about
Mr.. de Lugo, but included his
wife, and children and even his
grandfather.
, 1962-10-12
Democrats Draw
Lurge Crowd AT
ST. Thomus Opening

The Virgin Islands Democratic
Party drew a large attentive
audience last night in st. Thomas
as it opened its campaign there.
Ron de Lugo made the trip to
appear on the opening program.
Master of Ceremonies was Leslie
Moorhead, President of the st.
Thomas Democratic Club. An
estimated one thousand persons
were present,man from ST. Croix.
Senator Lucinda Millin was the
first speaker. She received her
usual warm welcome. Alfred
Lockhart and Anthony Gorge, both
running for the District of ST.
Thomas, were well received.
Mr.. Lockhart enumerated Iegis-
lative proposals which the Demo
Gratis had sponsored while Mr..
Gorge questioned the qualifica-
tons of David Puritz, Unity Party
candidate, for the position of
Senator. He questioned also the
manner in which Mr.. Puritz had
won the Unity nomination.
Surprise of the evening, in the
light of the many reports circulat-
ed in st. Croix, was the warm and
spontaneous applause given to
Mr.. de Lugo, who is running at
large, when he was introduced.
He spoke for more than half an
hour and at the close of his
address he drew the largest ova-
ton of the evening.
MIR. de Lugo returned here to-
day and will speak along with
Gus Coward, District Candidate
over WIVI tonight. at 800.
, 1962-10-12
Officers Of Anglican
Youth To Attend
JdYcees Meeting

Officers from the Anglican
Youth Organization attended
the annual meeting of the Junior
Chamber of st. Thomas at the
Virgin Isle Hilton Hotel on We'd
nesday night.
This was the first in a series Of
Jaycees meetings that youth
organizations were invited to
, 1962-10-12

send observers as part of a leader
ship training program to enlight-
en- the youth Of the community on
the correct parliamentary pro-
cedures to be adopted in conduct
ING meetings
, 1962-10-12
FORTY-SEVEN GET DIPLOMAS FOR
MANAGEMENT COURSE; FROM HERE

Forty-seven representatives from government departments. in
dustrY and commerce. received diplomas during special ceremonies
at Bluebeards Castle Hotel in ST. Thomas on Wednesday afternooa
at a luncheon. The classes were conducted by
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-06-20
Captain:

have the honor to state that
at 4 ao'clock this evening, had
an engagement with 80 Nava-
jos. found them in one of the
largest Bosques l ever saw in
This country, and had to ad-
vance through a swamp to get
at them. dvanc ed mile
when | ordered random firing
q rather unusual command, but
it brought them right up. They
responded to my fire, and we
had it for one hour and half
when they retir ed, leaving
their dead on the field. 1t be-
ing late in the evening, l re-
tired to my horses after cap
turing one thousand he ep,
four oxen, three mules, and
two asses. / regret one man
of my command being wound
ed, Blacksmith Sloan of Com
pany c. is wounded, in the right
side. | am going through the
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-06-20

to operate completely in an Indian
language. The station is on the air
from S am. to 10 pm. daily.
The stations FIN Frequency
modulation) broadcast channel will
continue to specialize in ''good mu-
sic". Programs will be in English.
Hours will be from 7 am. to 10
pm. daily.
Perry Allen of Pennington,
Navajo, has been named manager
of the all-Navajo KNDE-AM staff.
The station will boost its output
from the present ESQ watts to 900
watts in the near future.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-06-20
Aztec Station
Goes All Navajo

Radio Station KNDE, Aztec, New
Mexico, has begun unique opera
ton. The stations standard broad
cast channel began programming
completely in the Navajo language
on a 17-hour per day schedule on
Monday, June IL.
John Dorman, the stations gen.
eral manager, said in announcing
the plan that he believes the sta
ton is the first in the United States
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-06-20
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO
in NAvAJOLAND

Bosque tomorrow morning; it
is hard to say what casualties
may occur: it may be we'll to
send relief for the wounded to
the Ojo Del Muerto where
may arrive on the 22nd. The
Indians rather surprised me;
they fought me at even 100
yards distance. The men acted
very we'll. and are all in good
heer except the wounded
man, who thinks his wound is
not dangerous.
am Captain
Your Obedient Servant,
Isl Gerald Rupell
Act'g End 1t.
3rd Cavity
To Captain G. w. Rowland
3rd Cav. Comd'y
Paraje, MN.
A true copy
ISL w. Ewing
Act'g End 1t.
3rd Cavity
Adjutant
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-06-20

Community
healthy the conference of PS headquarters Window Rock
health
Navajo Walter Shirley Wnslo Spencer
Tohatch Claude Kennedy Kayea Tuba Ct Mae
Educator; amlin, STUDENT
Health Window obson Community
Health, Defiance.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-06-20

Winner of TranSiStor radio
with this census No. 72243
Evening star., 1962-01-18

you taste 'em
Here's how to get your 25e to try 'em plus 10c
coupon good toward your next box of Borden's Au
Gratn Potatoes Send the "25e seal off the box, with
your name and address to Bordens O. Box 14B, Mt.
Vernon TO- send you 25c in cashand the coupon.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Two Sunday ABC Shows
Make Way for Movies

highly praised The Valiant
Years based on Winston
Churchill's memoirs, now plans
to relate the Duke of Windsor's
story in a series of 26 half
hour shows that not only tell
A Kings Story, but recall the
whole period between two world
wars.
lie Wen, who has not yet
sold the series to any network,
leaves today for Madrid to meet
the Duke and Duchess. Prime
subject for discussion is wheth-
er the Duke himself will serve
as narrator for the series.
A biographical television SER
les, incidentally, is not without
financial rewards for the sub
ject. Churchill, for instance,
has received a sum in six fig
ureS for The Valiant Years, and
will receive more as the series
is re-run.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Group Planning
Tree Campaign

A citizens association is
planning a campaign to save
Washington's trees. They i'll
tend to ask Congress for funds
for the campaign.
DR.. Henry T. Skinner, direc-
tor Of the National Arboretum
told the Kolarama Citizens AS
sociation that the maintenance
Of trees was an easier task
years ago than it is today.
Many trees in the District
have reached their life span
Of 20 to 10 years, and soon will
have to be replaced, he said.
He suggested a selection and
production by breeding of trees
better adapted to urban plan
ming conditions, the planting
of better trees, and more \ef-
fective maintenance.
The group went on record
as opposing the contemplated
taking over Of the south side of
Lanier place in the 1700 block
under urban renewal powers.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY

NEW YORK AP).-ABC will
follow MICS lead by running
full-length feature films regu-
larly in prime time. Starting
April 8, the network will put
old movies with big star names
in a two-hour spot on the Sun
day evening schedule. There
are reports that the plan will
diS!odge Bus Stop and Adven-
lures in Paradise, neither of
which has been getting good
audience ratings.
MICS Saturday night movies
two hours of old films-have
done fairly well. but their pop
ularity seems to rise and fall
with the quality of the movie
and the size of the movie-star
names involved. In any event,
using old motion pictures seems
an uninSpired waste Of the
marvellous electronic machin-
cry of a television network.
Jack LIE Wen, producer Of the
Evening star., 1962-01-18

q
Young Peoples COnCerThe Road to Paris Particularly
delightful hour about the lure of Paris center Of
music in the early 900s Leonard Bernstein explains its
magnetism to American George Gershwin through the
music Of "An American in Paris" describes its influence
Spanard Manuel de Fallas dances from the ballet THE
Three-Cornered Hat" 7:30 pmu WTOP-9
The World of Jimmy Dooltte-The story Of air pioneer
Jimmy Doolttle the whose credo is the calculated
risk makes for engroSSing hour The early pictures Of
Doolttle and of aviation the most fascinating, the
script is good and Alexander Scourbys narration
ties everything together comfortably $3.50 pm, WRC-4.
Gertrude BergA play for the youngsters the Kingston
Trio appears campus for auditorium concert The
boys against stern competition because the Faculty
holding soiree. $50 pm, WTOP-9.
CHS RepOrts-The Fat American" Normally this is very
serious series, pleasant surprise to find
the funniest sequence TV in weeks show up here
During the of examination into the how and
why national midriff is expanding at such
healthy rate the borough Of Queens in New York provides
the setting for lifting version of "A Pretty Girl Is Like
Melody until the non-professonal condolences take
and put the to momentary shame It's all part
Of the chubby females club meeting 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Jack Paar ShOwChet untley makes unusual visit to the
Paar show tonight joining Shelley Berman the team of
Ford and Hines and singer Jack Haskell. Color0 1880
pm, WRC4.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Mansfield Backs
Police Pay Raise

Senate Majority Leader
Mansfield said yesterday he
hopes Congress will raise the
pay before too long" of Dis
trict policemen.
He especially commended
Pvt. Louis E. Martin, who di-
rects traffic at Fourteenth
street and independence ave-
nue. S. w., and told the Senate
that too seldom was good said
about the police.
The Montana Democrat said
he had been very impressed
with the cheerfulness and the
efficiency of the District force
and the ability of Police Chief
Robert V. Murray.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Capitol HiIIAreu
Crime Dropping,
Group Is Told

The Capitol Hill Community
Council last night was told by
Police 1t. John o. Hite that
crime in their precinct is de-
creasing.
1t. Hite. who will take over
as commander of the Harbor
Precinct Sunday, also urged
members to support law en-
forcement efforts.
The council discussed plans
for their second annual art
show in March. The show will
follow the formal of the
groups 1861 exhibit, which had
1900 national and international
entries, and was attended by
over 5000 people during the
week it was held.
Mrs. Estes Kefauver was
among last years professional
and amateur entrants, who were
awarded Is prizes in five cate
gories Of painting and Sculp-
ture.
In summarizing the years
activities, the councils presi-
dent, Maurice Contor, said that
II feel last years high point
was the fact that our council
was the first community Or
ganization to support the Presi-
dents home rule bill"
The meeting was held at
Christ Child House, 610 D street
Sc.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
WASH Gets
Stereo Soon

Station WASH-FM moves a
step closer today to the broad
casting Of programs in stereo
via the recently approved null
tiplexing system. The neces-
sary equipment, which had to
be sent back to the plant to
be modified, will be delivered
at the Montgomery County
station.
Some tests will have to be
made" a station spokesman
said yesterday, but we're now
much closer to an operational
date"
Station WHFS, Bethesda, is
the only other area station
broadcasting in stereo via the
multiplexing system.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

800, WMAL (O My Three
Sons. Chip mixes up phone
messages to Robbie and
Mike, both of whom have
blind dates. Trudi Ziskind,
Carole Costello.
11:0O, WTTG (5) pm East.
THE Gangs" A look at the
fighting gang, and the girl
gang and the drug and thief
organizations. Guests in
clude Kenneth Marshall of
Columbia University, Harvey
Feldman, specialist on ad-
diets and their problems,
and Eric Leissner, official of
a rehabilitation home for
youths.
11:2O, WTOP (9) The Late
Show. High, Wide and
Handsome" Musical tale of
the robust adventure which
surrounded the discovery of
oil in Pennsylvania around
1860. Irene Dunno, Randolph
Scott G930.
1880, WMAL (0-Movie. THE
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Group Names Two
To Fitness PurIey

The Northeast Citizens Block
improvement Association last
night assigned two representa-
tiveS to attend the Commis-
Sioner's Council on Youth Fit
ness at 3 pm. Sunday at the
Douglas Memorial Church.
Mrs. Tressia Savoid and Mrs.
LaVerne BADLY were selected
when the association met last
night at the home Of its presi-
dent, Charles L. Weaver. 1890
E street NE.
Evening star., 1962-01-18

Foxes Of Harrow" The rise
to fame and fortune of an
adventurer in 1920 New Or
leans. Rex Harrison, Maui
reen O'Hara (194D.
1900, WTTG ~ pm West.
The Globecomers." Part II,
Guests are Earl Thollander,
artiSt-reporter, and Bruce
Herschensohn,, who shows
highlights from his new film
on India.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Au GratinS with B0rden$
aQed Cheddar Cheese in everV b1

Try 'em tonight. Best au gratins you ever tasted.
Here's why: every big, tender, home-stye potato
slice sauced with Bordens aged Cheddar Cheese and
subtle blend of savory seasonings.
No potatoes to peel slice. No sauce to mix Just
add water, milk bit of butter Overtime: IS minutes
Every slice bakes sunny with seasoned Cheddar
Evening star., 1962-01-18
5000 Missile Firms

NEW YORK. - More than
5000 United States companies
and research organizations are
engaged in missile and space
work.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToniohtS top ShoDS previeUed BY TV Keys StdU
Who attend rehearSuS match screenings and andlyze
scripts in NeD York. Hollywood and elSeDhere. Their
opinions offered a guide to area uieDerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
OTHER LIsTTNGs

OTHER APT. HOMES ex-
clusively listed with this
office are in such WELL
located and desirable bldgs.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.
-3 bedrms.. 2 baths, air
cond.. in excel. cond.
tthroughout. elev., swchbd.
MENDOZA. 1920 goth st.
NV. - 2 bedrms., 2 baths,
plus den Tor 3rd SIN. bedrm.)
IN elev.. air-cond, swehbd.
SO0i PORTER ST. NV. 1
blk. west Of Conn. ave
3rd-flr., walk.up, 1-bedrn.
ana den Tor SIN. 2nd bed
rmD eerpeted Wv. and in
excel. cond. throughout.
$50 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
-3rd-flry walk-up. 2-bed-
rm.. with beautiful view,
air eond.. express bus at
door, mr.. Andrews ALB and
Suitland Census.
5000 PORTER ST. NV
Charming. modernized, 3rd-
ilr'. walk-up. 1-bedrm. apt.
For details ana Tor appt. To
inspect. call MAJOR GAR
yEY lWO. o-6623l, Mr..
OWENS CEM. 3-67is) or
Mr.. FIELDING GA. S-4633)
with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

A RI N;mS.bsdrm:. ceny; 70 school
ineton. SSs.bO. ia. $1,000.
ARL.--3-rm. apt. on bus line, SS6
mo. Desire responsible party to
take over low furn. payment. Child
welcome. ia. 2-5647, ia. 6-3039.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

DIRECTIONS: Take any bridge to Arlington blvd.
lKte 800 In Virginia Follow Rte. so to Patrick
Henry Or. Hot shoppe), turn left on Patrick Henry
or about one block to traffic light Leesburg pike
Ute D, turn left on Rte. for one block to Raven
wood Towers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
EDMUND j. FLYNN co.
COOS; Apt. Authority since 1920
Wash. Bldg. MA, s-956k
NAYL0R GARDENS

NAYLOR GARDENS =
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tul location. hice view. Newly
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ton. Immediate possession.
an go ON UNPAID BAL.
and storage facilities. '1A''
JOHN I. SHELTON. 10. $4,000
s. CAPITOL AND CHESAPEAKE :
81, 00O-1 bedrm., iiv, rm.. dinette.
Kit. bath, conven. 10 everything,
pvt: parking, immed. poss. JOHN
L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10. $4,000.
THE WESTCHESTER = Lovely q
bedrm. apt. liv. rm., solarium,
Foyer, dinette, kit, bath. 33s-267O.
TILDEN GARDENs-A very nice /
oedrm. apt, living room. dinette,
and good Kitchen. Southeast expo
J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-s4oof
TnDEN GARDENs-Attractiye, Q
pedrm. apt, nice living room, din.
ing room, kitchen, $17,60O. Terms
to responsible purchaser
J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-s4OO
THE WESTCHESTER
BEAUTIFUL spacious apt. facing
park. bedrns.. 2 baths, hall,
liv. rm. with bay window, din.
rm., kit, pantry, service entr.,
carpet draperies, air cond.
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To SETTLE ESTATE-Main build
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cond. =
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RANDALL H. HAoNER a. CO., INC.
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