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US. financed cargoS because they engaged in Cuban trade.
 There was feeling on the part of some members of Congress that this wasn't going far enough.
 Rep. Paul Rogers, O-Fla0, told the House, for example, that the United States should close its sea- ports to all nations which allow their flag to be flown in commerce with Cuba. He said nine British merchant ships put into Cuba in the last six weeks.
 In his address, Rusk did not de- tail any plan to reduce the heavily armed and manned Soviet outpost.
 Meanwhile, the cannonading over Kennedy's foreign policy thundered on.
 In a fresh attack, Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper accused the admins tration of making it impossible for congressional Republicans to CO., operate on a bipartisan foreign policy.
 Hickenlooper, chairman of the Senate COP Policy Committee and member of the Foreign Relations Committee, told news conference Republicans couldn't be expected to go along blindly when they were left out of the decision-mak- ing process.
 Mansfield said he didn't object to legitimate criticism and that he was not advocating silence by the Republicans. But he added, "i does our country no good to rak' over old aSheS."
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US. Helicopters In South Viet Nam Ordered to Shoot First

SAIGON, South Viet Nam R- US. helicopters in South Viet Nam have been ordered to shoot first at Communist guerrillas while escorting airborne troops.
 The new orders, which went into effect yesterday, extend the role of armed escort helicopters which previously were required to hold their fire until fired on by the Communists.
 Military sources said the new orders permit the UH1B and UH1A turbo helicopters to precede troop carrying helicopters into a battle area if intelligence reports indicate that the guerrillas are dug in for a fight.
 The armed helicopters can spray the assault area with rockets and machine gun fire and cover troop landings. They also will be per- mitted to remain in the assault area to attack the guerrillas after the transport helicopters land their troops and retire.
 The change in the restrictive rules follows a visit to South Viet Nam by Gen. Earle Wheeler, US. Army Chief of Staff, who was urged here to "liberalize" US. armed heGcopter activity. How ever, the new orders require that helcopter activity must be con fined to supporting an operation.
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Influenza Virus Sweeps Through Alaska

JUNEAU R - The State Di- vision of Public Health said today there has been no Identification of influenza virus in a wave of upper respiratory illness which has been sweeping Alaska.
 Dr. Edwin Wicks, Director of the Division, said Anchorage, Fairbanks and Ketchikan have all reported a high incidence of upper respiratory illness, with symptoms of fever, chills, and some neck gland involvement, but most cases have been mild.
 Wicks said Fairbanks and Ket- chikan have also reported an in- crease in the number of measles.
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Rusk Pledges Castro Will Be Blocked
 From Trying to Export Armed Attack

WASHINGTON tR - Secretary of State Dean Rusk has pledged Fidel Castro will be blocked from trying to export armed attack. His assurances seem unlikely to quiet the cracking debate over the ad- ministration's handling of the Cuban problem.
 Rusk said in Houston last night if Cuba tries to use arms outside its territory it twill be met with the armed forces of the hemi- sphere' and repeated that "a Soviet military presence on that island cannot be accepted."
 Use of arms by Cuba outside the island, he said, would be "inter- cepted, interrupted and stopped"
 Cuba must not become source of infection for the hemisphere" !" he said at news conference in Houston.
 In his talk with newsmen, Rusk gave few additional details in his remarks about Cuba which were part of later speech to the Texas Daily Newspaper Assn.
 The formal address included the declaration that "a Soviet military presence" cannot be accepted in Cuba.
 Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said Rusk's statements demonstrate the continued deter imitation of the administration to cope with this situation in Cuba"
 There was some Republican skepticism.
 Sen. George Aiken, a Foreign Relations committeeman, said, "I wish Secretary Rusk coud make that determination retroactive, be- cause the Russians apparently are occupying Cuba in force and I understand Soviet-made weapons are showing up in considerable quantities in other Latin-Ameri- can countries"
 The Senate Preparedness Sub committee hears report today on Soviet military strength in Cuba and how much of a threat it is to the hemisphere
 The administration yesterday ad- ded IA ships to the previous list of 12 vessels banned from carrying
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Legislator Wants Equal Space in Editorial Columns

JUNEAU R - Sen. Lester Bron- son told the Senate today he is having a bill drafted which would give legislators equal space in the editorial columns of a newspaper to answer editoral attacks upon him or the legislature.
 Bronson told the Senate he was having a bill drawn up after taking the floor on a point of personal privilege to criticize an editorial which appeared in the Anchorage Daily Times Monday.
 The editorial said legislators were composed of three groups, do-gooders, grabbers and thinkers, and continued to say, Bronson said, that legislation passed hastily by the Senate had to be scrutinized closely in the House.
 Bronson said that he had found that newspaper editors can be di- vided into three groups, ''the deep ly partisan, the news distorters and the capital grabbers.
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Request Lowering School Tax Effort From 4 to 3.5 Mills

JUNEAU R - The Fairbanks, Anchorage and Palmer School Dis tricts asked the legislature last night to reduce the required local tax effort under the Public School Foundation Act from 4 to 3.5 mills.
 In wire to the Senate Health, Welfare and Education Commit tee, which was holding a public hearing on a bill (SB6O setting the rate at mills, Dr. Don Dafoe, Superintendent of Anchora age Schools, said:
 Reviewing all material sub mitted, it appears that a required local effort of not more than 3.5 mills could be acceptable to our district.
 "The district financial loss, if it is higher, would be too much to bear"
 Dafoe urged the committee to re- store to the Public School Founda- tion Act the supplemental incen- tive provision eliminated when it was enacted last year.
 He also asked the committee to include school nurses in the teacher unit allowance provided for in the act.
 R. c. Carter, Asst. Superintend- ent of Fairbanks School, in a letter to Sen. John Hall, member of the committee, said SB67 "as writer will only compound already exist ing inequities.
 Present law distributes stat funds on the basis of pupil popu lation and has little regard for districts ability to support its owl schools.
 Present law, or the lack of law also permits some sections of tn state to have schools that are if nanced completely by the state.
 'This means that an area, sucl as Fairbanks, which has voluntarily agreed to furnish it's own share O. the local support must also helE provide the local share for those sections what have not willingly assumed this obligation William Zahradnicek, Superin- tendent of Schools at Palmer and State Commissioner of Education designate, appeared in person be- fore the committee to recommend a reduction in the proposed mill rate to 35.
 Sen. Nicholas Begich, chairman of the committee, told the public hearing he planned to propose two amendments to the Public School Foundation Act
 One would provide for inclusion of special education in the act and the other would provide for the employment of school nurses.
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U. s. Acted Wisely

DALLAS tR - Sir John Cock croft, British Nobel prize winner in physics, says the United States acted wisely in canceling the Sky bolt missile project.
 Speaking at meeting of the Dallas, Tex, Council on World Af- fairs and the English Speaking Union, he said: 'I thought tech nically it was a very poor weapon. Many of us were glad to see the departure of Skybolt and the sub stitution of Polaris and Minute man."
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THE WEATHER

Cloudy with occasional snow. Lowest temp. expected tonight 5 to 10. The high tomorrow 25.
 In the last 24 hours: highest temp. 19, lowest 16. Sunrise at 7:18 a.m., sunset at 5:13 pm.
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No School Tax Over Age 65

JUNEAU R - Persons over the age of 65 would not be re- quired to pay the state school tax under the provisions of bill, in- troduced in the House today by Reps. Earl Hillstrand and Dora Sweeney.
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BOOKKEEPER

Fine furniture store needs capable
person with MGR 1000 exper. TO
handle daily posting in active, Of
flee. Pleasant personality a must
for public contact. 5-day wk., fringe
benefits. Apply personnel dept.
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Professional, car nee
eSSary, $l25 per wk. to start, with
bonus arrangement. Must have fol-
lowing qualifications. Be apt. tele-
phone conversationalist, age rs or
over, proven record Of sales ac-
cOmphShment, free to work evening
hours, be bOndable. This position
has good future. Call e64-6902 to ar
range for interview.
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Sales RepreSentative

Sales Representative
We are looking for a young man
1885, college degree preferred, who
Is interested in a future with a
large local fuel distributor. Exper-
fence not necessary as we will
train. Start at a base salary plus
liberal commissions. Also car allow
ance, gas and oil, expenses, paid
vacations, life insurance, retirement
plan, and other benefits. Only those
interested in advancement n d
apply. Please write Box 2l5-J, Star,
stating age, education, work record
and other pertinent data.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,
35-55 yrs. Prefer. Va. resident. Can
earn up to $4,000 a Vt. 5-day wk.
Selling experience desired, but will
train right man who enjoys meet
ing people. Good appearance and
car necessary. 32-yr.-old CO., one
Of the largest and most respected
Of its kind In America offers re-
tirement, profit sharing, family in.
surance,, and medical plan. Call
MR.. PAUL A. WHEELER, ia.
$4,000, 10 am. to 10 pm.
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FIELD
REPRESENTATIVE

The Chicago Technical
College. a resident and
home study school since
1904. has a territory in
Virginia area for statesmen
TO enroll students from
high-quality inquiries. In
tensive training program.
Attractive CO m m SIS ion
schedule with weekly draw.
Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Applicant
must be over 80, bondable.
have a good car, good sales
record and be willing to
work evenings. Write Civ
ing personal history and
interview will be arranged
in washington, D. c. A. B.
CLEMENTS. 1000 South
Nfichigan Avenue. Chicago
10. Illinois.
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CAREER
OPPORTUNITY

Are you looking
for job that offers:
An established product, promotion materials,
craftsmanship opportunities sound financial
future, salary $4,000 per week for 1st so days
while training; thereafter, $4,000 per week as
Asst. Route Manager and $14350 plus commits
sion as Route Manager), complete training
program, modern equipment, excellent fringe
benefits?
And in return
are YOU willing to-:
Work 6-day week regardless of the weather,
drive our equipment with the care that mod
ern radio diSpatched delivery fleet deserves,
bring competent and enthusiastic attitude to
work every morning.
Evening Star Routemen are professionally
trained career employees. If you are between
age 81 and &c., high school graduate, with good
traffic record and some office and/or sales ex-
perience, visit our Personnel Department and
discuss this in further detail interviewing week
days from $3.50 am to Noon, or call IL $4,000,
extension $685. for pm. appointment.
THE EVENING STAR
225 VIRGINIA AVENUE Sc.
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MAN with experience in the plumb
ing and heating field to handle gen
eral Office work and dispatching,
Permanent position good paw. Cali
MR.. COE, LA. 5000.
MECHANIC, heavy equipment, for
cranes and end leaders, excellent
pay, year-round work. Write qualifi-
cations and references to Box 80
G, Star.
MECHANIC, some service station
eXper. Good wages. YeaT-round lob.
Apply WINNERS WHEATON,,
SUNOC0, Ga. ave. and Univ blvd,
Wheaton, Md.
MECHANICS to work on construc-
ton equipment, gas and diesel, in
Laurel area. Call Mr.. DODD,
U6-1656 or after s pm. JU. 5-4ls5.
NJ DICAL REPRE- Sc MIA
TIVE-Se,000. Call on doctors, hos
pitfalls, druggists, with pharmaceuti-
cal items, Dle Eye st. NV 3l27
Wilson blvd, Arlington.
WILSON PERSONNEL
MEN WANTED to operate estab-
blished home shopping service
route in the Wash. area. Guar. sal
aryS 500 per wk. plus bonus and
fringe benefits. Must be married,
between 22-4o, his. grad, some
sales exper. Must have good work
refs. For intervie apply Mr..
WILLIAMS, Colonial Manor Motel,
ll4l0 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Nd.
Room =, Wednesday only between
~. No phone calls.
MESSENGER, young man, high
school graduate with drivers permit
and clean record. Presentable and
clean cut, must be responsible and
dependable. Good references. SIS
week to start, permanent position.
Apply DAVID MANN JEWELLERS,
COncourse, PentagOn Building, call
ia. 2-7l01 for an appointment.
NEED 10 lst-class mechanics with
good refs. Must have car and
phone, high school education. Work
year around, good pay, with oppor-
tunity for advancement. Under 40
years Of age. II this Is what you're
looking for, call 772-355l.
OFFSET PRESSMAN for 1850 and
Chief IS. Must have some exper.
and an excel. work record. Call
MR.. MINT0N, DE. 1880.
OFFSET FRESHMAN. Davidson
Presses, 500 per wk. plus fully
paid disqualification and other be-
nefits after yrs. employment.
state education and experience.
Apply Box 55-J, Star.
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

Due 10 expansion We have a yscsb-
cy In our builder division for one
experienced alesm an. Cal Mr,
hynes for appL d. 7-es4l.
experienced In sales
Of domestic Kitchen equipmeut
Top salary and Commission. his
= an outstanding opportunity By q
distributor Of QUALITY XII
CHENS. Only married men accent.
ed between ages Of Is and 20. All
applicants must apply for inter-
view BY mailing a full resume Of
past schooling and sales exper-
fence 70 present date. An applica-
tons are confidential and inter-
views viii be arranged at once
Our employees know Of this open
position. Write Box lse-Hs star
EXPERIENCED N
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT FOR
HON AND APARTMENTS
ALSO WILL TRAIN SALES PER
SONNEL- GOOD SALARY AND
COMMISSION. INTER VIEW s
WILL BE CONFIDENTIAL. CALL
FOR APP ONT MENT MON,
TUES, OR WE'D. BET. 9 AND
u AN, La. s-6S40, ASK FOR
Mr.. NJ MILLER.
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HELP MEN
.ARPENTER

CARPENTERS trim men. year
round work with eStab. custom
builder. NE. NV. and Sc. jObs.
MR. SNAPPs ewes, sAs-z9sS.
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HELP MEN

BRICKLAYERs. $40 Per hour. Also
TOP wages % skilled Apprentices.
WORK In d. c. and suburban areas.
Year around work for good men.
lime and q half for overtime. Cal
Sss-s4ol.
BRICKLAYERs. apply 70 job, 500
Oxoa I'm ID Oxon HILL Nd Or
BRICKLAYERS AND LABORERS-
Apply Robert Frost School located
out "a behind the II. W. WOodsou
High School Fairfax County Va.
BRICKLAYERS, lots Of work, nu-
merous Jobs, suburan Nd. area.
Can Sss-lsoo from 40 an to 4
pm
BRICKLAYERS, mechanics only.
Apply FRED LYNN SCHOOL, turn
right On Longview dr. Woodbridge,
Va.
BRICKLAYERs, top WaEes, only
frst-lcass need apply. Langley PIX
New H a m D shire beyond Univ.
blvd approx. mi, top Of hin to
North Hampton dr., left to HAMP-
SHIRE WEST APIS. Ask for Mr..
Beasley.
BRICKLAYERS, $40 per hour,
time and a half for over ~ hours,
lst class mechanics only. Report
for work at Suitalnd I'd. and East
ern ave. q blk. past Silver Hill I'd.
on left), or 100 Rhode Island ave
NV, or call Anthony IZzo Co.. Inc.s
296-Sl5o.
BUTCHER Ono expeTD S65 start
Drivers $50 week
Market, stk. cIks. CexpO SO week
SerV. Sta. Attndt. start $50 week
SEBA AGCY., Oil N. Y, 63S-4626
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YOUNG MEN

To assist manager In promotional
department Of international organi-
Zation opening new offices in
Washington area. No experience
necessary, except ability to con-
verse intelligently. To those ac-
cepted after initial 3-day indoctri-
nation period, salary starts at
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NAN toF SWITCHBOARD N
modern apt. bldg near Walter
Reed Hospital. Salary $50 mo-.
SHAPIRO NC lAl3 X 81. NV.
ROOFERs. Stag steady work, top
pay, report an. % fB Ri n
ROOFING co. 6lS 18Th 81. ne.
MAN. no sales exper. nee.
NUS be neat have good car be
able 70 meet people and handle &C
counts, $40 per Wk- 70 start Mr..
GOLDBERG, 3s6-s3S4 days. ss7-s2oe,
% pm only.
PROPERTY MGR, good opport. for
man Z5-95s some college, exper.s
good advancements, sal open. PO-
TOMAC EMPL., z554 Wilson blvd,
Ari., IA. 5000.
ROUTEMAN
We have an opening in our sales
dept. for an energetic and willing
worker. Salary while training SeS a
wk. See Mr.. Taylor after Y noon.
BERGMANN'S, INC.
6z3 c STREET NV.
MAN-Must be married and
have phone and car. No sales eX-
per. necesS. We train. $50 wk.
start. Mr.. Cole. 356-s3sl days,
s42-o255 50 pm
ROUTE SALES
WHSLE. FOODS. Exper and
knOWl. area. helpful. Start s96-Sl35.
PERSONNEL 1893 Eye NV.
ROUTE statesmen
5-day work week with 500 salary
plus profits disqualification and
paid vacation. Established route
TO QUALIFY. YOU MUST
/. Be married.
2. Between 25-45 years.
3. Good work record.
4. Good health and physical
condition.
5. Sales experience.
Call 946-40S7 for Appointment
SALES MANAGER
For active downtown chain hotel.
Permanent position, excellent SAL
airy. 8 day week. 9 to B. Hotel
sales experience required. Many
company benefits. Resume Of
CuallflCattOlg TH0IIegtnd HOV
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CAR JOCKEYS

Here Is a chance to get a good
steady job with a leading Ford
dealer. You must have a valid d.
c. drivers license and good record.
Free disqualification and other ben
fits. Apply in person to Mr.. Ward
or Mr.. Bernard.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
ISL Florida Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN
Field REPRESENTATIVE

FACTORY WORKERS CID, his.
grad, 30-ish. sl.52 hr. start. lO-hr
wk. Overtime. SEBA AGCY.s Sll
N Y S3a-Ah1h
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CLERK

l m m e diate opening at our Sc.
Service dept. for a young man
who is a his. grad, neat and accu-
rate typist, good with figures and
Is willing to start at SO per wk.,
In position that viii require his
spending a portion Of his time
doing some office work and also
famiharizing himself with stock
room procedures and items. MANY
employe benefits. Call Mr.. Daley Of
STEUART PETROLEUM CO., at
EN-. 1880, Ext. SIS for appoint
ment.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
COLLECTION MAN, asst. to credit
mgr. Perm. D osition. LONGS
DEPT. STORE, 73l 9TH st. NV.
COLLECTION MANAGER, with ex.
perience in wholesale field. We are
a unique operation that will require
an individual with above average
intelligence, Excellent beginning sal
airy and fringe benefits. Send COM
plete resume 70 Box 1851, Star.
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FACTORY HELP

Paint manufacturer needs mature
man, age Is to 40, to train as paint
mixer and shader. Perm. position
with excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Salary and work in &
conditions are above average.
You must provide local references
which will recommend you as con-
scientious, regular in attendance
and capable Of performing your as
signments intelligently. This is a
year-round job, S days, 4o-hr. week.
Own transportation necessary.
Applicants will be screened tho
roughly. Do not call unless you
meet all above requirements.
DURON PAINT co.
BELTSVILLE INDUS. CENT e R,
MD.
CIR. 4-7403
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SALESMAN
SONOTONE
CORP.

Corp. has opening for
sales representative. Car neces-
sary. established clientele, in
surance and pension benefits.
protected territory, national and
local advertising benefits. Earn
ings comparable to professional
people. Opportunity for rapid
promotion for qualified man. Call
D1. 7-0921 for interview.
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ADMIN. ASSIST.
ON THE HILL
LITE SHTHND., $500

Aspiring congressman on Capitol
Hill needs a young girl who has
good skills Cite SID to be his as
sistant. Climb with him up the poll
ticians ladder if you can keep his
records straight, arrange his sched-
ules and greet his visitors. One
month vac. plus good S. advances.
BETTY GRAY EMPL., 626 Wood
ward Bldg, ST. 3-7l23.
ADM. ASST. -FUND RAISING
$500 TO $500
Considerable exposure to fund rails
ing req. Light bkkpg. background
desirable. Sc. location.
I725 Eye St. NV. FE. 1900
TELE SEC PERSONNEL
DMINIST RATIVE ASSIS-
TANT $500, arrange top level
meeting, brief divisional representa-
tive, and coordinate program de-
velopment, l7le Eye st. NV, 3l27
Wilson blvd, Arlington.
WILSON PERSONNEL
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CARPENTERS, LIST class mechanics,
for remodeling in Beth, Oh. Ch.,
NV, Potomac areas. Top wages.
2Sq-soe7, 36S-ll3s, or 365-o735.
CARPENTERS and helpers, steady
work. Must have tools and trans.
Call 2ls-SI77 or 54s-2s3e.
CARPENTER, combination painter,
lst-class qualified carpenter for
trim work, with good refs. Must
have car and phone, a high school
education. Work year around, good
pay, with opportunity for advance
ment. Under 20 years Of age. II
this Is what you're looking for. call
72-355l.
CARPENTER, experienced. Jobbing
and remodeling. Good pay, steady
work. Immediate opening. e29-l33l.
CARPENTER, Must be able to read
drawings and be a perfectionist.
Permanent position, indoor work.
Apply TO 800 jefferson Davis high
way Alexandria.
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HELP MEN

RETIRED MAN for switchboard in
modern apt. bldg. near Walter
Reed Hospital. Salary $50 mo-.
SHAPIRO NC. lab X ST. NV.
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An Equal Opportunity Employer
COMPUTER
PROGRAMMES

With degree and at least q year
OF exper.--Can Ray Alcorn for
details or for our free program
local and national openings.
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HELP MEN

MAN with experience in the plumb
ing and heating field to handle gen
eral office work and dispatching
Permanent position good pay. Cali
MR.. COE, La. 5000.
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BOOKKEEPER, full charge Of Of
fee and dOuble-entry system, work
must Be neat and fast. OppOrtuni-
ties. Write details Of exper. to
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Equal Opportunity Employer

7 CAULhEk-H q y with Carpenter
tools. To learn weatherstnpping.