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Evening star., 1963-04-26
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N
TeIevision
TOMORROW
Baseball

Baseball
Kansas City VS.. Washington,
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Los Angeles VS.. Baltimore,
WBAL-ll, 2 pm.
Bowling
Bowler'S Choice, WMAL-7,
2:30 pm.
Professional bowlers tour,
WMAL-7, $3.50 pm.
Boxing
Wilbur Mcclure VS.. Ted
Wright. welterweights, WMAL-
Z, 10 pm.
Racing
Grey Lag Handicap, WRC-4,
5:45 pm.
Track
Penn Relays, Drake Relays
and Mount San Antonio Re-
lays, WMAL-7, S pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7,
noon.
Champions hip Bowling,
WMAL-7. / pm.
Radio
TODAY
Baseball
Kansas City VS.. Washington,
2 games, WTOP-1500, 6 pm.
TOMORROW
Baseball
Kansas City VS.. Washington,
WTOP-1500, 2 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Kansas City VS.. Washington,
WTOP-l500, Q pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
LoyoIu's Cugers
Feted at Banquet

CHICAGO. April rs (APD.-
Loyola Of Chicago's national
collegiate basketball champions
were honored last night at a
banquet which attracted a
crowd Of more than 500.
Jerry Harkness. in addition
to receiving his Associated
Press citation as an ALL
America. was presented with
numerous other honors. His
No. Is jersey was announced
retired by Coach George Ire
land.
The Loyola team named John
Egan and Ron Miller co-cap-
tains for the 1854 season.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
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GUARANTEE

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chosed OF Morkei lire Co. is
guoronieed for The number
Of miles specified. " our in
specfion shows ihoi the ireod
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mileoge specified. Morkei
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credit 'oword the pvrehose
'of onY other tire from US
bosed on the unused mileoqe
and the price you poid for
the tire.
Evening star., 1963-04-26

OUR POLICY AND
HOW " PROTECTS You
We'll give you O better
tire buy, brond for brond,
line for line. any d1y Of
the week. or we'll refund
your money promptly"
Joe ovaRVllIs.
Reg. Tfods Mosk
Evening star., 1963-04-26

Homers by Wagner, Bob Rodg-,
ers and Ken Hunt powered the
Angels to a 60 lead in the first
four innings against the Tiger
lefty.
Wagner also had a homer
off Dick Egan, but the Angels
needed a solid relief perform
ance by Julio Navarro to make
it stand up after Detroit rail-
lied for five runs in the fifth.
Evening star., 1963-04-26
Senators Need New Look for Gaudy As
Vernon Tries
2 Southpows
In Twin Bill
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star staff Writer


The Kansas City Athletics,
Just a half-game out Of the
American League lead, bring
their gaudy green and gold
uniforms into D. c. Stadium
tonight for a twi-night double
header. If a color scheme can
make that much difference,
perhaps the Senators should
switch to something in purple
and pink.
After 13 games 1t is obvious
the script across the Senator's
chests instead Of the block let
tering Of last year hasn't made
any difference. They were a
drab outfit in bowling, 80, to
the Twins last night. 1t was
their third straight loss and
they dropped into the cellar
both in percentage and games
behind.
The Athletics are behaving
very much unlike a team that
was the consensus pick for
ninth place. The AS we're
knocked out Of the lead by the
Orioles last night on Jim Gen.
tiles 10th-inning home run,
but they've won more games
than any team except Balti-
more.
To make matters worse, this
is the club that beat the Sena-
tors Is out of 18 games last
year, including a nine-game
sweep in Kansas City. The AS
won most of the Is games with
almost unbelievable rallies In
the late innings.
Segui, BOwsfieId Start
Diego Segu and Ted Bows
field, the latter one of the few
new faces on the AS roster. will
pitch for Manager Ed Lopat to-
night in the twin bill starting |
at 6 O'Clock.
Mickey Vernon has selected
two of his three southpaws,
Claude Osteen and Art Quirk,
to face the Athletics In the
Senators first double-header of |
the season. Steve Barber. a left
handler, beat the AS last night
in Baltimore.
The Athletics are winning on
good pitching and timely hit
ting, and with few faces among |
the league leaders. Gino Cimoli, |
with 10 hits and three triples,
and Ed Charles, with three |
stolen bases, are their only |
names among the individual
leaders. Orlando Pena. their top |
pitcher at 80, is not scheduled |
to work in this four-game series
that continues with afternoon |
games tomorrow and Sunday.
The Senators ended three
game losing streaks for Camilo |
Pascual and Jack Kralick in
dropping two straight 10 the
Twins.
Kralick, who had been raped
Evening star., 1963-04-26
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Tire Co. ore eVoronieed for
the mileoee specified
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Evening star., 1963-04-26
London Netmen Win

Linn Foss and Bobby Goeltz
continued undefeated this sea-
son in singles play as Landon
Schools tennis team defeated
Georgetown Prep. To. yester-
day.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07
pr. Bruce keerS New Lyceum Head

Dr. Bruce Keers was elected chairman of the Lyceum at the May 24 meeting held at the home of Dr. Bob Johnson.
 Elected to serve with Dr. Keers were Mrs. Madelyn Magnusson, secretary and Mrs. Bob Johnson, treasurer.
 Committee chairmen c h 6 n were: pr. Bob Johnson, Music Trails; Mrs. Bob Wage, PrOdnc- tions; Mrs. Bruce Keers, Films.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07

CLAM CALL GURGLES GUAR ANTEED"-was a newspaper ar ticle heading which has attracted considerable attention hereabouts. According to story emanating out of Bremerton, Wash, one Al Dorn- field, an inventor is perfecting a clam call it resembles a soda straw :. you insert tube into sand at waters edge. AS seventh wave comes in. close eyes and blow. Gurgling sound is guaranteed to attract limit of razor clans of both sexes to surface. Perhaps APA should order a few dozen for their clam diggers at Swickshak. Or bet ter yet, get their Mel Vega to build one big giant one that might get the clans to come popping right out of the sand into waiting buc- kets.
 l.
 One fisherman asks me the ques- tion which I can't answer so I'll jest pass it along: Why does it take garage five days to get ma rine engine parts and a cannerv 5 Weeks?"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

Good clean living habits and high moral standards undoubtedly accounts for the fact that Kodiak is not even listed on the communi- cable disease report of the Division of public health for the week end ing May 31.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07
Waterfront
(Continued From Page l)


 Jim Sandin came through town enroute to Kadiak's Port Bailey this past week his plane con- nections were too close, however, that he didn't have time to stop in and say howdy, according to his pa-in-law Van Buren down Stand. ard Oil way. Jim will be fishing again this season with Skipper Pete Hjalmers :. jest like he said he would end O. last season.! Musta got the power block fixed:
 1.
 Western Clipper Skipper Gordon Nelson tells us about sighting a big Russian vessel inside our wa ters. He immediately got on the radio and called another boat 'to
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07

her fiance, It. Col. Harris Lauter. bach, director of operations, Alas kan Air Command, Elmendorf AFB, both of whom were greatly impressed with Kodiak and with Gordon's Western Clipper.
 l.
 KF6 Skipper Nickie Anderson, accompanied by his 3rd mate Mary and crewmen Julius Anderson and Bill Skinner, left last Saturday for Port Bailey to pick up gear and work on the boat before the salmon season begins in earnest.
 {.
 Spent a couple hours down in the boat harbor encouraging me old Skipper, Bill c. Robertson as he diligently repainted his Invader. Bills pop, Bill, ST., will be fishing with him again this year am gonna miss being with em this year by gollies. He will be fishing for Port Bailey again this season.
 t
 Tomorra afternoon 5 pm. will be a most important time for Peggy Hoedel and Oscar Dyson, skipper of the Robbie. lis the time their mar riage ceremony begins at the home of SeldOn Nelson. Been invited to the reception which follows there immediately following the "I Dos" by Pretty Peggy who is the stenographer at the Kodiak Health Center.
 t
 APA Field COOrdinatOr Tom Nc. Allister has decided to get pair of sea legs again he's gonna join Skipper Lee Andrich's Mer- ganser crew as soon as she returns from Seattle. The Merganser will tender salmon for APA during the season and then go back king grabbing.
 t
 Mecca Cabs young Mike ScibOr departed last week for Juneau where he will board the Roosevelt now owned and skippered by his step-pop Everett LeVan.
 tt
 Port Wakefield Supt. Walt Bur- ton headed southward yesterday for month long vacation in the Seattle area. Walt tells us that Lowell Wakefield will be back from Europe on June 9. Lowell has been attending a week-long fishing gear congress in London organized by the United Nations food and az ricultural organization.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07
HAWAII BOUND

MT. and Mrs. Howard Catterlin left Thursday for month-long va cation in Hawaii. Accompanying them is their daughter, Bonnie.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07

Read the classifieds for prof, Ise them for results.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07

Incidentally Gordon will be gear ing up to fish salmon again in the Aleutians where he was high boat last year. This year, present plans call for his pretty and active wife to accompany him. While enjoying cool one at the Mecca 49 Room with the Nels0ns last weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting his very lovely young cousin, Miss Bet. ty A. Nelson of Craig, Alaska, and
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07

get the fact on the air" where. upon within seconds the Red craft headed out and her skipper, appar- ently having understood what Cor. don had reported, boomed out on the radio, We are not inside your waters" Nonetheless he headed for open waters in great and sudden haste.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-07

her fiance, It. Col. Harris Lauter. bach, director of operations, Alas kan Air Command, Elmendorf AFB, both of whom were greatly impressed with Kodiak and with Gordon's Western Clipper.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14
Rev. Don White At Bible Chapel

Rev. Don White, Missionary Pi. lot Evangelist, will be speaking nightly June 16 to 23 at the Kodiak Bible Chapel. Don White is well known to Kodiak residents.
 In 1949 he was in Kodiak for a month while on maneuvers with the US. Marines. After discharge he entered full time Christian serv- iee, and has since been to Kodiak twice holding evangelistic meet ings. He has covered every city and village in Alaska.
 Rev. White flies his own plane, having just come from Latin Amer lea. He is an interesting speaker, capable of holding the attention of his audience, Pastor Phillips says.
 The public is invited to attend each night at 7:3O. For free trans portation phone 486-2684.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14
"Around The Ball Park"
Continued From Page D


 there was Outdoorsmen 18, Elks 6, Tuesday night Alaska Ice & Stor- age had the bases loaded in the last inning but couldn't seem to take advantage of the situation and went down before the strong Braves team by score of 17 to 12. On Monday night the Red Sox tromped Kraft's 10 to 1. Blake But Ter scored Kraft's single run.
 One of Little Leagues biggest boosters, Edith Longmire, tells me that "the people who missed the Senior game on the base last Satur- day missed a real hot one."
 "The score between the base Giants and town Dodgers see sawed back and forth and at the end of the seventh inning was tied g to g. Due to rain showers, the game was called at that point and
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14
LEFT-BE BACK

MT. and Mrs. Harry Gottschalk left last week for Homer where they will pick up their car and drive down to Richmond, Calf, and then return to Kodiak in about week. They will be operating the Ships Tavern here again beginning July 1.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14

the boys will have another go at it again in town beginning around 6 p.m.," she said.
 This coming Monday it will be the Red Sox vs. Outdoorsmen.
 On Friday it will be Alaska Ice & Storage vs. Elks in town and Kraft's vs. Braves on base.
 Here are the Little League stand ings as prepared for me by AFRTS newsmen as of Tuesday night:
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14

putin up down atop the APA can nery is sos to let Ralph and Pete watch their clam diggers at Swick- shak and fishermen at Larsen Bay on clear days of course! Have ya seen them huge "hoola hoops" of Lloyd Cann0ns down on the Standard Oil dock?
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14
Waterfront-

Roger Malutin tells me he will be fishing with Skipper John Gre gorioff on the Marmot Cape this year. And saw all the Reft lads in town Wednesday toe: Charlie Reft will be skippering the Mermaid and brother Albert is still over at Ouzinkie on a job there :. work ing with him until price agree ment is reached on salmon is his son Johnnie.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-06-14

Am told that big tower they are
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29
HELP WANTED

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has IN cpen!nc II Columbus.
Ohlo for an experienced Fire
Underwater Prefer applicants
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rlsks This IS an excellent op
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29
ATTY. JAMES o. LEE
90 &. ADAMS AVE


~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
ERSESIINE MCINTYRE,
Plaintiff
WILSON MCINTYRE.
NO. ava
Divorce Aesien
ORDER TO ANSWER
AZ session Of said Court held =;
the Court House in the City OF De.
iroii. in ssid County, on the II dsy
OF Mas, A. d. 1863.
PRESENT
HON JOSEPH G. RASHID
Circuit Judge
On the l4th day OF May, a. d.
1865, an action was flied o. Mar,
s.clAt,re, plaintiff, against Wilson
Mcintyre, defendant IN the cause,
10 obtain judgement OF divorce
on motion OF James d. Lee, At.
torney for the Plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
Wnson Mcintyre, shall answer or
take such other action ss may De
permitted b. Law, on or before the
18th ds, OF August, 1858
Failure TO comply with this order
will result IN a judgement BY DC.
fault against said defendant for the
relief demanded in the complaint
filed in this court.
HON JOSEPH c. RASHID
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDCAR NJ BRlANICIN
. CLERK
lBs {. C. Carter. Deputy Clerk
els 1853
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29
FACING THE JUDGE

husband vzs in April
Dillsrc- q. Of $<6 vzncouyer.
denied the ehzrgex-
Your honor. he explained.
all the children ny sife says
are mine are not have been
contributing 10 the support Of
the ones I thought xere mine
Judge Riccs found Diilxrd gull
I. and placed him on one years
probation for family support
me couple ~zs uxrfle'c IN
1851 and separated IN 1883. Mrs
billiard nss been Receiving aid
IRON The Ado.
l. II true that 1--we is shat
lo,e does. That is the big qoes-
ton IN the case Of - year old
sessle J Iserson. Of 5os3 -Four
icenth after . knock down and
crss o1t battle with he former
80 lfsseoc. z3 pear cd B-ernice
Ds,ls. Of 2o0l LsSslie Gardens.
~ho was hospitslizec Al Recels-
srg Hospital lzst week for stab
wounds q the shoulder. chest.
side and thigh. inflicted by her
sngry former Doyfriend. who told
the court = con, know vheih-
e. intended 70 Kill her or not
Police said iyerson became an
IN after Miss DAVIS Informed
hl,n that their romance had come
10 an end
The officers said INerson
knocked Mss DAVIS down. crsgs-
g her oo~n . flight Of stairs
and inflicted the stab wounds
lie vas quoted saying. You
messed ne Up. and an going
- fln YOU - that % other man
Will want you
Iyerson pleaded guilty 70 a.
ssuli With iztert 10 murder on
srra.gnrnent before Recorders
Judge Paul Z krs1se Exsnins-
ton Ass set for June % lver-
sor ~ss heid OF $3.50 tond and
,2o sureties
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29

There Is An old familiar Say
inc. II you nEsf b< thief.
steal something worthwhile. and
that's just shat Lolz Evans did
Ixss zeek zhile sfrpiling around
IN hizh class doxn'o~n de-
psrtrnenf store
Miss Evans. 81. Of 1850 Four
,eerfn. Mas charged with lar
ceny IN building IN . warrant
signed b. Recorders Judge Paul
z krspse after she TOOK the fol-
loving garments 70 fitting
room snc concealed them IN her
purse. and attempted 10 leave
the store without paying for
the merchandise
One imported silk blouse from
Itsly. retail price-S50. another
rportec silk bioGse from ihe
same country xhlch retzils for
$50. and one pair six slscks
imported from Itsiy winch bore
: prsce Ia q $50 The total loot
amounted 70 $3.50
4 store detective quoted Miss
Exams SAYING took the inlngs
because wanted them for ny
set
Wne- stt rsnts hef h1s-
band ss fhe father Of ner seven
children ho~ can he husband
proYe ths' re IS Only ne father
of So-e q ne children which
his ufe nzs croern' into ne
porlc- Tia, xss ;he SS4ques
tor last seek before Record
ers Judge John 4 R.ccs ~ner
Charles D.ils-e sppesrec before
The 5sr a justice o. norsuf-
g,o~, corr plant filed ps MS eS
.rsnrec xlfe Nrs Eils D.!lsrd
urs Dilsrc q u 5345 Flscn
e. told tne cog-- tnst D.llsrd
~ss he father Of 10 u ner set-
.n -.'c-er Sne >slc ne .ss'
soppcrt sne received tsom her
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29
ATTY WILLIAM ". BANKS
7iol Crssict

STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY or WAYNE
IS si7,ooz
A, session Of the Probate Court
Cor laid County OF Wayne, held at
~. probate Court Room In the City
Of Detroit. on the Fourth day OF
lame. in the year one thousand nine
hundred and sixts-three.
PRESENT
HON. IRA G.. KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter of the Estate Of
DozIER GARDNER, Deceased.
VIM. V. Banks. Administrator Of
sald estate, having rendered to this
Court his first and final account IN
said matter and filed Herewith MS
petition praying that the residue OF
said estate be assigned 10 the per
son or persons entitled thereto
|, is ordered. that the Eigh, dsy
OF August. next at ten o'clock ~
the forenoon at said Court Room
DC dppOlnlCu Ioi tAahiihhe "''~
loving said account and hearing said
petition
And II is further Ordered, 1hs,
a copy Of this order bc published
once each week for three weeks
consecuuscly previous TO said time
OF hearing. In the Detroit Tribune,
a newSpaper printcd and circulated q
IN said County OF Wayne.
HON IRA G. KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that ] have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be correct
transcript OF such original record.
Dated June 4, 1863
HARRY BOLDA
Deputy Probate Register
els 6-29
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29

ATTY. Jsesen . pewssi. ST..
I,ss Drese~sy. SSise -
STATE or MICHIGAN
II THE CIRCUIT CoURT FoR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
LOUISE MARKS. Pls1niiff ss NIL
yIS MARKS, Defeo6znt-
Ne. <,e<
ORDER TO ApPEAR
A; ekao- Of sad Co-rz beic al
the CT, County Building n TIE City
o. De;rost. County Of Wayne and
state Of xic1igsn. on this i'm ca,
Of June, A D, iss,-
Present
yictcy J. Baum
Circuit Judge
on tne md day Of Apr1l. A D,
49,. al acton 1zs flied BY Louise
MAINS Plaintiff, against Melvin
Mark, defendant N this Courr 10
ootz4n Judgement Of Dlvorre.
Il Is Ordered that this Order 70
Appear 5e published according 10
the rules and prseuee Of this Court,
sr1 copy tnereof De mailed 70
tie cefendzr; al SOFA Eysline Street.
Hsntrsrock, Michigan
l. is hereby Ordered that the de-
fencan,, Melvin Marks, shall answer
or take such other action IS may
be permitted b. ls~ on CT before the
;iih ca, Of September, AD-. 49,.
Failure 10 comply with this Order
Viii result in a judgement by de-
fsul, against sueh defendant Tor
the relief demanded IN the COM
plant field in this Court.
victer J. Baum
Circuit Judge
Date of order June u, 1853
A TRUE COPY
Edgar VI. Brsnigin
Clerk
ez2-7.is-s3 n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29

ATTY g. j. Fisnsssn
,Su e. psvtsen
STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FoR THE
COUNTY or wAsSE
NO. 7xzs
CIVIL ACTION
oRoER TO ANSWER
Corbse yoanz, Plaintiff Va Joe
Yonntx. Defendant
AT q session Of AID Cour- held az
the City County Building. IN the City
q Detroit. County Of Wayne and
State Of Michigan, On this 35rc day
{. Nay lss,-
Honorsbie Horace W Gilmore
Cirrus- Judge
On the ztnc dsy Of Nsy iss,, an
action ~zs fEiec ~ Corbie Yo1n;1.
me plaintiff. sgsinss Joe yountI,
the defendant. IN this Courr. pray
ing for . Judgement Of Divorce
on MOTION or 5. ). FLANAGAN,
<tALl L<f l~4 -A< p%eA-4@-lf
II IS HEREBY ORDERED thz, the
defendant, Joe yogntz. shall answer
the Complaint flied therein. or take
such other action a. map be per
nit;ed b. lsw on or before August
Ind AD 1915;
Failure 10 comply with this Order
viii result IN judgement by default
against such oefenozn; for the re-
lief demanded In the Complaint fled
In this cause,
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
copy Of this Order <hzu be sent b.
registered mail 10 the defendants
last known place Of residence, and
. like copy Be published according
TO lsw.
Horace W. Gilmore, Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edgar ~ Brsnigsn, Clerk
e-22-7.i3s3
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29
ATTY. t$snry hesdiag
l3ee Bvesrwsy
STATE OF MICHIGAN
rnr~NTy ny yrANNv

(OAflI VT " - @~8
s.. sl7.iss
At a session Of the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne, held At
the Probate Court Room in the City
OF Detroit, on the Twelfth day of
June, In the year one thousand nine
hundred and s;xty-Three.
Present
Ernest {. Boehm
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Herbert L. Simms, Deceased.
Louise S. DeShields, special admin
irrsirix OF said estate and executrix
OF the last will and testament Of said
deceased. having rendered TO this
Court her combined first and final
account in said matter and filed there
with her petition praying that the
residue OF said estate be assigned
In accordance with the provisions
OF said last will:
II is ordered, That the Fifteenth
day OF July, next at ten o'clock In
the forenoon at said court Room be
appointed for examining and allow
ing said account and hearing said
petition
And II Is further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be published once
each week for three weeks consec-
utiyely previous to said time OF hear.
ing, in the Detroit Tribune, a news
paper printed and circulated In said
County OF Wayns.
Ernest c. Boehm
Judge Of Probate
dc hereby certify that ! have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be . correct trans
cript OF such original record.
Harry Bolda
Deputy Probate Register
Dated June IL, 1863
6-22-7-6-63
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-29
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with c.E. dish washer 4 pantry
6d. Room lss Floor. Full Bsmf.
Auso-Hes water. z car garage
Cyclone Fence. Widow must sell.
Cl. or Land Contract.
w. Ellington TY. 5-643s. {. Wat.
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