Big Spring Daily Herald from Big Spring, Texas • Page 15

Kig Spring Herald, Big Spring, Texas, Wednesday, September 26, 1945 Page Seven CLASSIFIED Automotive Used Cars For Sale 1937 Muster Df'Luxe Chevrolet Sedan: new tires: body in good shape: slick automobile. Sec Roy Moser at 111 E. 13lh. Phone 1451. 1935 Tudor Ford; good rubber; good condition.

Also some while pigs. 3 miles north of Sand Springs: mile cast. 1937 Chevrolet Coupe, 1941 Tudor Plymouth for sale; M'ilhin ceiling price. Call G09-W or see 701 E. 14th.

Trucks Announcements Woman's Column NURSERY LAND Mrs. Hasscll and Mrs. Beene, 705 E. 13th. will keep children anytime of day or night Phone 1855-J.

BUTTONHOLES Covered buttons, buckles, belts spots, nail heads, and rhlne- stoncs. Aubrey Sublett, 101 Lester Bldg. Phono 380 LUZIER'S fine cosmetics and perfumes. Meda Robertson, 406 Galveston St. 1939 Chevrolet '--i 1on truck; overload springs; four forward shift; entile body: three nrw, throe Rood uv.fd tiros and tubes.

113 St. Trailers, Trailer Houses I HAVE samples of material to I show and two good upholsterers, I Can get some drapery materials, I Sen Mrs. Pool for interior deco! rating. Mrs. Pool's Upholstery Shop.

205 W. 6th. Phone 1184. 25 ft. factory built trailer house for sale.

All modern conveniences. Located at El Kido Courts See Mrs. Fred Wood. OXE two wheel trailer; side boards; also extra tire and wheel. See James C.

Jones, 409 Goliad St. TWO-wheel trailer; cotton side boards: nearly new tires. 1205 W. 3rd. TWO-wheel stock or cotton trailer, S140; also covered trailer for two horses.

Phone 1019. 22 ft. Alma Trailer house: stationery' bed: electric brakes. Across street from Baptist Church, Coahoma. Tex, 25 ft.

M. System trailer house; new tires:" sell cheap. See anytime at 505 Owen St. LARGE trailer house for sale at a bargain: good tires. See at 405 E.

2nd. EXPERT in remodeling Fur Coats; years of experience. Mrs. J. L.

Haynes. 708 Runnels. WILL do plain or fancy sewing at 1610 State St. Employment Male or Female DRIVER needed at Checker Cab Co. Phone 820.

Help HERALD ROUTE BOYS NEEDED Boys! If you are between the ages of 11 and 14 and want a steady, paying job, call The Herald office, 728, and for Circulation Department. Announcements Lost Found LOST: Lnrgc. black cockor-span- iel; scar over right eye. Name Boscoe. Call 1371-M.

Reward. Personals CONSULT Estella. thr Render, Heffernan Hotel. 305 Gregg. Room 2.

SEWING MACHINE SERVICE SHOP Guaranteed repairs. 305 E. 3rd Phone 428 Travel Opportunities AAA TRAVEL BUREAU Cars everi-where, daily. 304 E. 3rd St.

Phone 1165. IF you are lonely, write Box 32, Clarkston. Wash. Send stamp. Public Notices THE Bonnie Lee Beauty Shop an.

nounces that they will now be open 5 days a week; from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Specializing in permanent waving.

Operators are: Ida Hughes. Fnye Ward: Bonnio May Smith. Maude Cole. Call 1761 for appointment or 306 Austin St. BODY MEN Permanent connection for two body men; earn up to $100.00 per week.

Lone Star Chevrolet See Clinkscales or Wiley DIXIE bottler wanted. Apply Barq's Bottling Co. Big Spring or Abilene. WANTED: Repairman experienced in radio and refrigeration or either. Starting salary $47.50 per week for the right man.

Write to Box A. Herald, stale age, experience, education, etc. PAINT salesman wanted; must be experienced. See Mr. King at MONTGOMERY WARDS.

WANTED: Someone to contract small business building. See G. W. Hoffard, Tex. Hotel.

Help COLORED maid wanted; half days work: two room furnished servants quarters. Good salary. 150R Nolan. REGISTERED AND PRACTICAL NURSES ARE URGENTLY NEEDED. BETTER THAN AVERAGE WAGES.

CALL. WIRE, OR WRITE ME-TEX GENERAL HOSPITAL, PHONE 31, IIOBBS, NEW MEXICO. are glad to announce that Lillie Pachall and Lilly Bell Robinson are with us again at the Settles Beauty Shop. WILL Lieutenant's wife who left fur coat at 1P10 Scurry pay for ad and call for coat. Lodges CALLED Meeting Plains Lodge No.

598 Sept. 27, 1945 at 8:00 p. m. Stated Meeting Big Spring Chapter September 20. 194.

i. Work in Council Degrees, 8:00 p. in. WANTED: Someone to do housekeeping and care for child in exchange for 2-room house with bath. Salary.

Phone 29, or call ill 411 E. Park. WANTED: Housekeeper to come and go by day; hours 9 to 3. Phone 694. WANTED: Maid for half days work; good salary; living quarters if desired.

Apply Pitman Jewelry. GIRL OR elderly woman to Jive in home with working woman to care for two children. Box G. Herald. Business Services SEWING MACHINE SERVICE SHOP Repairs guaranteed.

305 E. 3rd Phone 428 WANTED: White woman to take care of home and children; good salary and living quarters. Call Police Dept. Mrs. LeFcvrc.

Financial Money To Loan Ben M. Davis Company Accountants Auditors 817 Slims Abilene. OSBORNE REPAIR SHOP TE do weldins and automotive and diesel eneine repair. Contractors equipment a specialty. 201 N.

Austin St. Phnno 118. TOR PAINT anfl napnr work see S. B. Echols.

Contractor. 308 Pixie Phone 1181 Gary Construction Co. Welding and Steel Construction with Road Service. No iob too laree none too small Call 727 davs and 324 at night. ail K' 3rd St.

Hats Cleaned Blocked Cleaners OWN YOUR HOME Home Financing either conventional loan or FIIA. Low homf. service, terms 5 to 20 years. Prepayment option. CARL STROM Phone 123 213 W.

3rd SOX E. 3rd Phone 860 Water Wei! Drilling L. WILLIAMS. Phnnp 758. All kinds water wpll work.

Now available electric let IF you are having honip foil hip J. A. Adams. 1007 5th Hell build vou a house and let vou live in' it while vou pay for il IX.TOY HORSEBACK RIDING THESE COOL MORNINGS AXD EVEXTXOS. HOOD MOUNTS.

SCENIC RTmvr, ACADEMY. RLDCKS PARK ENTRANCE. PHONE R. B. TALLY Electrical Con'ractor Service Work 700 E.

14th Phone 2071-J SELL. SWAP. BUY anything of value. Novelty Shop, open for business. 305 N.

Greg.a St. Highest price? paid in cash. shirts and G.I. shoes for sale. Phone 9583.

CoTcmn I KEEP chilarcn tiv or hour: excellent cnrc. 207 Henton St Phr.nf 1 KEEP rhilrircn hmir or $1.25 per dnv nipht: extra rare 100! St LOANS $10 Up SALARY AUTO CO-MAKER New Company New Loan Plans Sec Us First People's Finance Thrift Inc. 406 Petroleum Bldg. Phone 721 For Sale Household Goods SEli Creaths when buying or selling used furniture; 20 years in furniture and mattress business in Big Spring. Rear 710 E.

3rd. Phone 602. GOOD upright piano, 5100. See or call 578-W. CABINET phonograpn, portable Victor phonograph, 6-ft.

Norge; bedroom suite, wardrobe trunk, kitchen cabinet; rocking chair. 409 W. 8th. For Sale Household Goods For Rent Apartments ONE kitchen sink and cabinet unit; one kitchen wall cabinet, one hot water heater; all new. See 407 E.

3rd. SIX-piece white oak dinette suite; 2-piece living room suite; 2 lounge chairs; coffee table. Phone 385 or call at County Jail. FULL size folding roll away bed: upholstered rocking chair; small wool rug. 1910 Scurry.

LARGE walnut veneer dmmg room suite and china, closet to match; 6 chairs; new springs and cotton mattress 2 feather pillows, 407 Nolan St. Livestock PALIMINO Shetland Stallion for service. See Kelly Brown, 9 miles north of town on Gail Rt. TWO extra good young, horses, gentle, worth the money. G.

H. Cook, Big Spring Motor Co. Pets SETTER BIRD DOG Line bred grandson of High-Tone Tony; 3 months old; a beautiful prospect. Lee Hanson, 126 E. 3rd.

RABBITS for sale: Fryers, young Bucks and Does. blocks south of Adams Gsrage, Coahoma, Phone 133. Building Materials COLORADO SAND AND, GRAVEL From yard or pit. Big Spring Sand Gravel Yard, 600 East 2nd St. Phone 1785.

Farm Equipment 1942 Oliver 70, with equipment and three row bedder in good condition. 3 miles north. Paul Leatherwood. FOUR-row Massey-Harrls tractor; good condition; new tires; $1250. 3 miles south of Lamesa on Stanton road, G.

C. Erwin. MASSEY-Harris selt propelled combine, 7 foot cut. 1945.model less than 200 acres. Is in excellent shape.

$1800.00 with Extras, K. K. PHILLIPS, 1315 So. 28th Temple, Tex. MOTORCYCLES rebuilt; parts Bicycle parts; almost any Kind.

LAWN MOWERS shrapened. Cecil Thixon Motorcycle Bicycle Shop, 1602 E. 15th. Ph. 2052 FOR SALE: Goofl new and used radiators for popular make cars and trucks.

Guaranteed. Peurifoy Radiator Shop. 901 E. 3rd. Ph.

1210 WE are accepting orders for Butane tanks. L. I. Stewart Appliance ARMY issue surplus used merchandise. Red hot bargains.

000 pairs soldiers repaired shoes, no ration stamps needed, good grade $2.25, new soles heels $3.00. 12,000 raincoats SI 7,000 soft feather pillows $1.00. Meskits 40c, canteens 40c, cups.25c. All postage prepaid. Special wholesale prices.

Blank's Exchange, Wichita Falls. Texas. FOR Sale: Army G.I. work shoes, $2 95 pair. Apply Army Surplus Store 114 Main.

Big Spring. Bring Your HATS TO LAWSON 2 Day Service Expert cleaning and blocking; correct trimming and styling; 16 years experience as a hat maker and renovator. LAWSON HAT WORKS 903 Runnels FARMERS! TRUCKERS! Buy Tarpaulins at greatly reduced prices. Army Surplus Store. 114 Main St.

TOP GRAIN PRICES E. T. Tucker has been buying 'maize for four years and will buy on the daily market. See him for top prices, Phone 1354 or 1892. SEAT COVERS NEW MOTORS NEW BLOCKS FOR CH EVROLETS Lone Star Chevrolet Big Spring Phone 697 or 698 HOME canned fruit cakes for sale.

Ready for overseas shipment. Call 1012-W. ONE Johnson Seahorse outboard motor. See James C. Jones, 409 Goliad St.

14 glass windows and 11 walnut stained doors, all used but in good condition. Malone Hogan Clinic Wanted To Buy ALMOST NEW FURNITURE AT A BIG SAVING Here is your chance to get some practically new furniture at a bis saving. All nearly new, some Ic.ss than two months old. 2 piece Kroehler mohair living room suite; 2 bedroom suites with mattress and springs. Duncan Phyi'e dining room suite consisting of table and 6 chairs: electric refrigerator and Other items.

Must bo sold this week as house must he vacated. Prefer In sell all Uigcthcr, Apply 1103 Kith St. BABY biiKKV anrl bathlncltc for sale- at 10(1 E.J7tk TWO one refrigerator. Call 2030. Household Goods FURNITURE wanted.

We need used furniture. Give us a chance before wou sell, get our prices before wou buy. W. L. McColister, 1001 W.

4th. Phone 1261. Radios Accessories WANTED: Used radios and mu- sic.al instruments. Will pay cash for anything. Anderson Music phone 856 or call at 115 Main St.

TWO furnished apartmnnts for rent at GOG E. 35th. Phone 534. TWO-room apartment for rent at 601 E. 17th.

Call THREE-room. furnished garage apartment at 909 Nolan. No children or pets. Apply after p. m.

Bedrooms BEDROOM 1 for rent to working couple or man. 511 Gregg St. Phone 336 after 7:30 p. NICE cool front bedroom with private entrance; private bath; quiet plncc for one or two men. 901 Lancaster.

BEDROOM with kitchen privileges for rent. 307 E. 10th, Phone 1627-J. Houses WANTED: Someone to do housekeeping and care for child in exchange for 2-room house with bath Salary. Phone 29, or call at 411 E.

Park. ONE, two-room house and onp 5- room house for rent at 1007 W. 5th. Wanted To Rent Apartments CIVILIAN couple; two children; want to rent 3 or 4-room unfurnished apartment. Call 1742 after 6 p.

m. $25 00 reward for information leading to rental of 3 or 4-room furnished apartment or house. Officer and wife and baby. Phone 1751 or call at rear 1104 E. 12th.

Houses CIVILIAN family wants to rent 5 or 6-room unfurnished house. Mrs H. Snyder, 1507 Gregg or call 1799. TWO boys with well behaved parents will give your home loving care. Permanent and will sign lease for year or pay 6 months rent in.

advance. Write Box AS.T., Herald. PERMANENT, long-time civilian resident with steady position needs unfurnished or furnished house or apartment now or after Oct. 1. Desirable tenant; references.

Please call 26L TEACHER in Big Spring school must have three or four-room house or apartment, preferably furnished for family of six. Urgent. Call Mrs. Vada Eggleston. 415.

Real Estate Houses For THREE-room house for sale at 1506 W. 1st. FOR sale by owner: 5-room cottage with screened in porch, double garage, walking distance of town; good price for quick sale Phone 1C24 or 123S. BEAUTIFUL home for sale: perfect location; Hillside Drive; 7 modern rooms; hardwood floors; inlaid linoleum and tile sink in kitchen. Beautiful yard, shrubs and flowers; double garage and servants quarters.

II you want a permanent home and are ready to move into, this is what you're looking for. Will -sell or trade Terms. Call 697 or 549, Clifi Wiley. TWO modern 3-room efficiency stucco homes; newly decorated and papered; furnished or unfurnished; near High School and close in; will sell or trade; terms. Cliff Wiley, Phone 697 or 549 Real Estate Houses For Sale FOUR-room rock house; 3 Jots; chicken proof fence.

End of E. 15th St. Priced right. LET me help you in finding a home, building lot or a good farm. real buy and a nice 7-room brick home on corner lot, double garage, beautiful lot, near high school.

7-rpom home on Hillside Drive; priced very reasonable for this week. nice 5-room and bath: 2 lots with lots Of shrubs and trees. 4-rooTO house with bath: good location; will be sold in the next few days, an extra good buy. duplex; well located, near Soluh Ward School, one side completely furnished; will be glad to show you this place. investment property; 3 apartments, rent for $105 per month.

Price $3,250. six-room Stucco; double garage; nice yard; will go this week, 3-room house and lot. 5-room house and one 3- room house on acre tract of land; just outside city limits. 7-room brick home; double garage apartment; two lots: a real buy. acre farm on Gail Road; can be bought worth the money; if sold in the next few days.

several choice building lots in Southeast part of town, and Washington Place. IF you are interested in buying a home or investment property, see Jones, Real Estate, 1100 Goliad, Phone 1322. 14x24. house you can Handle without any cash if you have a clear lot' you may move It on the lot and pay for it like rent. Priced reasonable.

See J. A. Adams, 1007 W. 5th. THREE-room house to be moved.

Big Spring Iron Metal Co. SIX-roora modern House; built-in features; large bath and hall; garage; fenced in back yard 75x 140. Can be seen after 5 p. m. at 1100 Austin.

TWO-room house and bath, one lot, $1,500. 110 Madison St. See owner. Thomas Gill. TRIPLEX Stucco house: 3 apartments; two 3-room efficiencies, one two-room efficiency; 3 baths, 3 kitchens hardwood floors; all sides furnished; one side with Frigidaire.

ONE SIDE VACANT. Located on Main paved good income property and home: 2a per cent cash; balance less than rent. Inquire 211 W. 21st St. FIVE-room modern house and bath- 2 porches; first class condition.

Two lots wtih rose garden in Government Heights Addition. Also 22 Automatic Colts Woodsman pistol; Buckskin riding jacket; one bedstead. 506 N.W 10th. ONE 4-room house; 3 lots, Mghts and water; Lincoln Addition, block and 'A southeast of Peach Camp. Bernice Keener.

FIVE-room residence, built new approximately 1940: nice Joca- tion to school and business district. Terms if desired. Carl Strom, Phone 123. 213 W. 3rd.

SIX-room Stucco home: has basement and garage in Edwards Heights; large lot, paved St. Priced to sell; immediate possession. Carl Strom 213 W. 3rd Phone 123 MY place for sale at. 1212 Gregg St.

There are two houses on this lot: one 5-room and one 3- room. Will sell both places furnished or unfurnished; will rent the small place from purchaser. Most any kind of terms can be arranged by the purchaser. Call from 8 to 11 a. 7 to 9 p.

Phone 1477. Miscellaneous OLD clean rags: we will buy old clean vags. Lone Star Chevrolet FOR Trade: Model 12-20 gauge Winchester pump, for 20-gauge L. C. Smith or double.

A'hert Darby, 406 Gregg, Phone SoO. FIVE-room house with bath and hot water heater to be moved. Available now. J. B.

Pickle, Phone 1217. NICE large 4-room bouse and bath; newly remodeled inside and oiit: a bargain. Would tnke two good residence lots in exchange at right price. 1103 W. FOUR-room modern stucco 12x30 garage building for sale at 502 Young St.

Phone 1559-W. Lots Acreages 80 acres of good land; all in cultivation. Located 3 miles north' west Garner High School joining Lee Castle's farm on east, S45.00 per acre. See James Campbell at Campbell's Tailor Shop. Real Estate Business FRAME building, 32x44 combination business and residence.

Located at Erownwood on Brady Highway and Cpggin Ave. For sale to highest bidder; sealed bids will be opened Tuesday, Oct. 16 at noon on location. Building is on leased ground mid can remain or be moved. It is open for inspection.

We rc- sorvc the rlfiht lo reject all bids. W. S. Ross, 004 E. 3rd, Big Spring, Tex.

Phone 1225. FOUR business lots on East 3rd, and modern apartment house. Income, $85.00 per month wonderful tourist camp or business location: paving paid. Terms. Call Cliff Wiley, Phone G97 or 549.

For Exchange FOR Trade: House and lot in Odessa for Howard county farm property. Also 5-room house in Big Spring for sale: fenced back yard; lovely grounds. See by appointment, 25 acres of land near city park, west gate, for sale. G. 11.

Cook, Big Spring Motor Co. Farms Itanches 80 acres of good land, all in cultivation but 15 acres. Located 3 miles northwest of Garner High School, joining Lee Castle's farm on south, $45.00 per acre. Write IT. L.

Dunayan, Gen. Big Spring. FARMS, ranches, moderate and fine city homes; business lots, suitable for cither nice business houses or apartment houses. Various lines of business. It will pay you to call me or come by to see me about your investments.

Albert Darby, Phone 900, 406 Gregg St. 2 Sections for sale: three miles west Tarzan in Martin County; 210 acres in cultivation; can be irrigated; good grass; $27.50 per acre; terms. R. T. Bedwell, Lamesa, Texas.

BEST buy in Howard County and easy to handle. G48 acre well improved farm; 7 miles from town; good road, $30.00 per acre $11,000 already in loan; payments easy; balance cash Wayne 0. Pearce, Phone 480 after 6 p. m. REAL good stock farm of 2 sections in Martin County: improved and has an abundance of 'ater.

J. B. Pickle. CARD OF THANKS We lake this opportunity to express our appreciation of gratitude for the many beautiful floral offerings and kind words of sympathy and all other beautiful services rendered us by our many friends during the illness and bereavement of our beloved moth- jvlr and Mrs. C.

A. Lawdermilk Mr and Mrs. N. A. LawdermiTk Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. LawdermiKc Mr and Mrs. T.

L. Lawdermilk Mr. and rMs. C. R.

Lawdermilk E. Y. Lawdermilk Mrs. Lavert Holland Mr and Mrs. Dewey Kinard Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Moseley Ellen Lawdermilk. (adv.) Airline Declares Layoffs Necessary MIAMI, Sept.

26 about 3,000 maintenance workers of the Miami division of Pan American Airways threatening to strike Thursday morning, the air line declares its layoff policy must be continued "if we arc to survive economically." One of the principal complaints in the proposed strike is the discharge of about 500 of the total of 7,000 employed here, which PAA officials said was caused by the cancellation of war contracts. The workers have hsked that their demands be met by o'clock tonight. Charles N. Smolikoff, CIO director in Miami, The demands include cancellations of lay-off notices of the 500 workers and 48 hours' pay for 40 hours work. In its first official statement regarding the threatened strike, PAA said it would not curtail its lay-off policy and it was "utterly unreasonable for anyone to expect the company to continue on the payroll any person or persons whose services are not required." Abraham Lincoln was appointed postmaster at New Salem.

111., in 1833. WITH THE 9TH FIGHTER GROUP IN with his pet daschund "Winnie" is Pfc. Billie Smith, son of Mr. and Lee E. Smith of Coahoma.

He acquired this unusual looking mutt in Linz, Austria, where he is stationed with the 79th Fighter of Hie occupational air was in the headlines in recent weeks as the special unit lo which Pierre Laval surrendered on his historic flight from Spain. A mechanic with this veteran P-47 Thunderbolt group, the Texas service man has five stars to his credit for campaigns in which he participated. His unit since coming overseas in October, 1942, has flown under three different air forces from 50 bases in eight countries, and participated in five invasions and 10 campaigns. Prior to assignment to 79th Fighter Group, he was a member of the 340lh Bomb Group in Corsica and Italy. Before enlisting in the army at BILLIE AND BUDDY IN AUSTRIA Big Spring, November, 1942.

wns attending Tcxns Technological College in Lubbock, majoring in agriculture. His last visit was on a 15-day furlough in July, 1944. Residue Gas Given OPA Ceiling Price WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 tff 1 Residue gas produced in the Texas Panhandle area for channel carbon black, a tire ingredient, has been given uniform price ceilings by the OPA. effective Oct.

1. Under the regulation the average ceiling will be 2.75 cents for "sour" residue gas, and 3.23 cents for "sweet" gas. The OPA also announced that ceiling prices on crude oil for the Adami and Munsion field of Texas have been cut 10 cents a barrel. OPA said this was at the request of all producers in these fields, to offset a 10-cent increase in the gathering charge at the fields. Congress Probing New Communistic Party WASHINGTON, Sept.

26 Congress undertook today to find out what America's communists are doing and planning. Leaders of the recently-revived communist party were summoned before the house committee investigating un-American activities (9:30 a. m. CWTJ to outline their program. CEILINGS IN HONG KONG HONG KONG, Sept.

26 OP) The British military government of Hong Kong ordered ceilings on half a dozen staples and commodities today in an attempt to control prices which soared until bread was per pound loaf in American money, and aspirin tablets 30 cents each. Public Records Marriage License Domingo C. Trevino and Viviano Barraza, Ackerly. Warranty Deeds Elliott Yell, et ux, to C. B.

Berry lots 7, 8, block 2, Wright's Claude E. Cooke, et ux, to H. W. Clawson lot 11, block 11, $3,500. Hubert Clawson.

et ux, to Roy Brown lot 9, block 24, McDowell; Mrs. Eva Smith, et al, to Selmar Adams lot 2, block 9, Jones Valley: $112.50. G. R. Hailey, et UX, to C.

W. Peurifoy lot 7, block 6, Washington Place; $250. In 70th District Court Edward Anderson versus Fannie M. Anderson, suit for divorce. TRUMAN TO SPEAK WASHINGTON.

Sept. 26 President Truman will address a Navy Day gathering in New York's Central Park Oct. 27. He will make a brief speech the same day at commissioning of the ton carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Brooklyn navy yard.

ATTEND PRESBYTERY Rev. James Moore, pastor of First Presbyterian church, and E. C. Boatler, representative from the church, are attending the El Paso fall Presbytery in Odessa. The meeting, which has been in progress for two days, will conclude tomorrow.

BANQUET FOR CLARK DALLAS, Sept. 26 S. Attorney General Tom Clark will be given a home-coming banquet here Oct. 10 by the Dallas citizens' council and the Dallas chamber ot commerce. THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME ABSOLUTELY NO PLACE; I VORE SNUFFY SMITH UJILL TW' DEFENDANT TRKE BEELS-BUS'S ON Trf JURS BENCH TESTIFIES UJE-UNS CRPME TO KEEP JUR4 FULL I CRftVJE TO CPU.

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