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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1946 4 Mil ions Abroad, Lacking Food, 50 Flee Macon Hotel It ire; Phone Girl Heroine Fuel, Have Gloomy Christmas By tha AwociaUd Ir In thB tense Holy Land, thousands LONDON, Dec. 25 Shortages of of the faithful flocked to the little food and fuel combined today to Bjr tbe United Preec i town of Bethlehem to commemorate the birth of the Christ child in proached the switchboard and said that the tipper floors were burning. make Christmas a bleak occasion for millions of persons in many "I thought they were kidding at she "but they were too parts of war-ravaged Europe. Faint hopes for a better future serious. She shouted to the clerk the historic Church of the Nativity.

In many parts of Europe, where an extra ration of bread constituted the Yuletide bounty, cold waves swept towns and penetrated homes, large numbers of were without fueL I In Germany the populace te- rpivri slirht inrresu in ration. helped somewhat to brighten the continent's second Yuletide since MACON, Dee. 25 At leasti fif guests were safely evacuated from the four-story Lanier hotel in Christmas Eve fire which authorities said today could have been disastrous except for the alertness of a telephone switchboard operator who remained on the- job. Mar jorie Bishop, thirty-year-old telephone operator, shouted to the rfir for, the hotel's register on to give her the hotel the defeat of Germany, but Then she plugged in groups of throughout the stricken areas of rooms at a time over: the switch central and eastern Europe Christ board, ringing and warning' guests to come downstairs. la typical restaurant menu con-jsisting of pea soup, fried liver or didn't want to alarm them, mas was largely a cheerless day.

PSC Order she. "When, a guest answered the telephone I informed him in a sausage with green salad, potatoes and beets, mixed vegetables and most cairn manner to come down bread. Such a meal cost 3 marks stairs immediately because of small fire. (30 cents) and took coupons for an Curbs Use of entire week's meat ration. "There was no panic and all American occupation forces in guests were accounted.

learning that the upper floors of the hotel were "Then I just telephoned all the; rooms in which guests were Miss Bishop said. Three couples were taken down ladders from the fourth floor. Two ol the couples were visiting Maj. John Rooney and his wife, who were registered at the hotel. Maj, Rooneyis on leave from the the former Reich dined on tomato juice, roast turkey with giblet Most ci tne tire damage was Natural Gas confined to the rear right wing which was completely "burned gravy, mashed potatoes, candied The public service commission of Q-mt," The fire had spread slightly yams, cranberry sauce, olives, asparagus, pickles, fruit salad.

7 to the left wing before firemen Indiana today-issued an emergency eontrolieU the flames. Oliver General Hospital at Au mince cheese cake, hot roils, butter, jam, cream, sugar, coffee order restricting the use of nat gusta, where he is a patient Mrs. Rooney said that they were ural gas for certain domestic, com celebrating Christmas Eve. Short mercial and industrial purposes W' 1 iii i i ainigiii i I'll if i ii iiiiill Tit "hi 'Ji. uj.rfi.f i -iim aetote Aaaaifeis-A8'fe ly before midnight they heard fire according to an announcement by trucks approaching and looked out and ice cream.

German children, enjoyed perhaps their happiest Christmas in eight years, particularly in the American and British zones, where thousands of parties were arranged for and special candy rations were issued by Sam Busby, secretary of the PSC. 4 5f the window to see them stop In His announcement says, With TOY TOWN IS GROWING An architect's sketch of Santa Claus Land shows (left) the contemplated units of the toyland park, including a picnic area and playground whirh will sunnfement the now famous villaae. Fairvlarld Bartholomew front of the hotel. Tail Defers '48 the 1946-47 winter demand for Si natural gas in the areas served At the same time she said the telephone rang to warn them of by the Panhandle Eastern Pipe the occupation armies. r-1 i Trail and toy exhibits.

Part of the section at the right the fire. line Co. system far exceeding the! Court to Try "We opened the door and found has been completed. capacity of the gas transmission lines, the public, service commis that the smoke was too dense to Race Decision Bricker to Bow Out displays to entertain the children make our way down the stairs. In the countries that had not felt the destructive tide of war, there was an abundance of food and fuel and traditional Christmas rejoicing.

But such festivity was; in the minority. sion finds it necessary to issue this 4 Teen-Agers Santa Claus Land she said, "So we returned to the and their parents and it is believed order to protect public welfare and that Santa Claus Land will eventu safety." room opened the windows and shcuted to the firemen below. But 8peew! to The Indianapolis News Project May Be The emergency order provides in His Favor, Says Paper SHELBYVILLE, Dec. 25 they were already hoisting ladders that no distributing utility served ally lite up to all children's imaginative expectations as the home of Santa Claus and the happiness and peace that he exemplifies. The case of the four teen-agers tows a us.

Completed in Year By the Associated Press oy Jfannanaie snau. supply nauirai Grand Jury to Hear Tayern Stabbing Case under first-degree murder indict WASHINGTON, Dec. 25 Sena- gas for space heating appliances Mrj. Rooney said that the women went first down the ladder and Special to The Indianapolis News to new commercial or industrial Among tOD attractions of the tor Robert A. Taft today kept open a j.buuLA.b a luii wuuj v.

ss a- v- a i ment here in the slaying December 5 of Herbert Smith, state po the men followed, her husband "storv-book" villaee is the A consumers unless proof can De i rT" narnne civ TY-irTiT rvr- mnrp I tip SANTA CLAUS, Dec. 25 is hoped that by next Christmas going last i i si -i wnuu rirnvinort tnar a rnnrrafT tnr enrn RICHMOND, Dec. 25 (AP) -Coroner Henry Unser has liceman, had been venued today to "When I saw that smoke in the sculptured figures of i the most question of whether he will fight gas existed prior to December 21, Bartholomew circuit court. Santa Claus Land, fairyland for children located in this renowned corridor." Mrs. Rooney said, al famous Mother Gjose characters openly for the 1948 Republican 1946.

At the same time it was an I could think of was that Winecoff ordered Mack Cox, twenty-year-old factory worker, bound over to the Wayne county grand jury in con- familiar to children. Each MotherUrpsiHpntiai nnminatinn Newly constructed homes or liv- hamlet in the rolling hills of south nounced Tuesday that one of the a i i 1 iinff ifl 4av flae'flnAfl fhT "tT hfiafr hotel fire in ern Indiana, will be completed, of tjoose xaie is uniciaea aiong a a I defendants, Vera Hornback, 18, of You can't imagine how relieved oath leading to the scene. which 2 will he permitted to proceed with ficials of Santa Claus, said Evansville, was- in Indiana Uni we were when we felt the ends of nection with the fatal stabbing Saturday night of John Shaw, 23, ii a Richmond tavern. actuallv deoicts the hish point of report tnat ms fenow unioan, gas heating plans, Mr. Busby said today.

versity Medical Center, Indianap that ladder against the window sil the legend. i tor-elect J6hn W. Bricker, will bow The order further sets out that More than 4,500,000 pieces of olis, following an attack of appen an a fireman climbing toward us. mail poured through this little In the main building of the now out of the race in his favor, Sena- each such distri out ing utility snail Idicitis. State police are maintain Miss Bishop was the first to re village during the pre-Chnstmas completed portibn of the park is a tor Taft asserted he will make no LXtnZ enriai rhiiHr.n' snrta fmlntain to the extent necessary to supply ing a guard in her ward.

ceive word of the fire. She said season. The venue proceedings were held Police Chief Ellis Duckett said today Cox-had signed a statement admitting he stabbed Shaw during an argument. Mr. Ellis quoted Cox as saying he struck at Shaw with a knife after Shaw had said he "was going to clean out the tavern.

that two unidentified sailors ap- Oscar Phillips, postmaster-groc uT i decision of nis own "unui our ieg- the demand durine neak periods with appropriately Sized tables and A. ine aeraana ourrng peas, perious, aH in fho i.nif lslative job is done and congress but shall restore such curtailed before Judge" Harold G. Barger. er, said today it was tne neaviest It is understood that the defend i.r. v.iKif ha aiAiiT-nori service when the emergency is in the history of the postoffic.

ants will seek separate trials in nrftcont.n nr tnvc rf I ri i cr rhann. ftn. rfial' Construction of a new part of Beauty the Bartholomew court. fat.or4 nf thL iMr. Busby announced that the the master project, the picnic area, on tne reporl PUDUSneQ Public service commission will toys from throughout the which will be complete with play porary Softens Sorrow' in Tuesday's Columbus (O.) Dis- conduct a public hearing in the ground facilities, a trading post world as well as antique and co patch that he had given Senator rooms of the commission at In- lonial pieces will be displayed in o'ens, taoies ana Dencnes ior pic 4 Taft 'the green light" for 1948.

dianapolis at 10 a. m. January. the toy museum, also under! con nickers is under way. "Make a Noise," Capehart Advises Senate Freshmen I have nothing to say about it, I In the last few months members struction at this time.

In toyland park are exhibits and permutit) CENTRAL SOFT WATER CO. fTL B65 47 SOCTHEASTERN AYE. the 1944 vice-presidential nominee of the PSC have participated in i Associated Press Wlrepboto" IN GEORGIA RACE MeK vin Ernest Thompson (above) Lieutenant Governor-elect, said in Atlanta, the people of Georgia "expect me" to become Governor next month. The governorship for the four-year term starting in January, 1947, was left vacant by the death last Saturday of Governor-elect Eugene Tal-madge. Thompson will be sworn in as Lieutenant Governor January 14.

Stone Industry told newsmen. numerous hearings and conferences WW four ff II But Mexico Still Holds Memories Senator Taft did not see report- before the federal power com II II it oathv arm Moil War ers personally after word of the mission in Washington. This or IV IS PneteratandabJa 4 mm mm Dispatch story reached Washington, der, confirms Mr. Busby, is a re WASHINGTON, Dec. 25 (AP)-Senator Homer E.

Capehart (R he ALLIED 1 -vBut after a long conference with suit of those conferences in the FLORISTS Assrv his advisors, the senator issued a capital Coal Bin Family Showered With Gifts for Christmas Ind.) offered this advice today to the new crop of G. freshmen Of IndiDftOH statement which reiterated his will- AC I LESS OIL PERMANENTS Guaranteed Includes aa Sbarapoo and 8e CENTRAL COLLEGE am 1. 1 A. who wish to share in their party's mgness to "aiscuss ine wnoie mat- ter" with Mr. Bricker as soon as he lireiTIGn A 1 I 9 arrives in me capital.

i policy decisions in congress: "Make a native Spanish! the tamale suppers LI. 9721 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANTWHERE 309 Odd Fellow Bids. I have always felt that the Ohio Krif lo 4 Hmirc Mr. Capehart, himself rounding on Christmas eve that are the cus Renublican situation would be aawa. out his second year on Capitol Hill torn among Mexicans among Mexicans.

FT. WAYNE, Ind Dec. 25 (UP) Antonio and Faustina Gamez and their brood of eight smiled gratefully today- as they enjoyed a bountiful American Christmas made possible by, the. people who worked out in an amicable way, This will be the second Christ- the statement continued, adding JO VI flQ DlUe DUDV told a reporter he- -believes the DIAMOND eighteen Republicans who are com mas thaf fho family Va fnroernno a that Taft Tlrifkpr ATlH other Ohio! Mexican yuletide celebration. Last Republican officials "have worked TERRE HAUTE, Dec, 25 ing to the senate fof the first time on January 3 should have a voice NEWCOMERS and VISITORS IN soon discover thit CHARLEY'S RESTAURANT it tho Town's Favoriti Eating Establishment Gives 1 2 Vic Hike Companies Also Grant Week's Paid Vacation year it was in Flint.

where together and campaigned together (AP) A physician and members read about their in a $40-a-month coal bin. A WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. 239 W. WASHINGTON ST. EstablUhed i Teara it had migrated from Weslaco, every two years in complete har- 0f the fire department worked for in deciding the party's course andi will get it "if they become vocal! about it.M because tne tatner wants nis mony.

Mrs. Gamez, still looking wan "educated" and three hours beside a newly decorated Christmas tree Tuesday to children to get learn English. rom giving birth to Tiny Vibiana Holdover members already have in the coal bin December 5, fin Special The Indianapolis News lined- Up most Of the Important save the life of a child born to Mr, Inclosed with the Christmas $25,000 Rotary BEDFORD, Dec. 25 Set- Hobs under the senate's age old rule gered the Christmas cards that and Mrs. James Gilbert cards was money sme $25 and with it Gamez plans to buy "little have come to the family from near Dr.

D. M. Ferguson, who and faraway well wishers. cars" for the boys. I Some of the described the boy as a J'blue baby, In an interview at the Wayne otner children will get 1 warm PEARSON nUSIG GO.

Trustworthy Since 1873 120 N. Pcnn. St. tlement of two issues wages that he who came first and served and apprentice training-was an- tn1tngCSt getS the Chice Ssign" nounced 'here Tuesday by M. J.

Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper Morgan, president at the Indiana (R la.) said he doesn't think that Limestone Institute, representing rule will be the new etnna in men. He added that most of them said it was not breathing when born. He said he kept the baby a -a-lj Fund Set Up ownship shelter house the Mexi cioines wnn ine resi pi me money can family, grateful though it is alive by breathing into its mouth For herself Mrs. Gamez wants only her health She said for the help showered on it, could Famous for Steak for Over Year 144 E.

OHIO ST. Atr-Condition(t tor Tour Comfort until the fire department re not hide nostalgia for a Mexican she felt "dizzy" and couldn't under sponded with a resuscitator and an probably will want to get the hang Mrs. Holycross Gives Money for Foundation celebration of Christmas a iron lung, stand why her recovery froi eighth confinement was so' ure Luumjr ucu. of bemg a senator before they nochebuena." Then the doctor and eight fire-, Stonecutters, carvers and planer- branch out The family win partake of a Establishment nf the Rotarv men worked relays until tne men, members of the Journeymen She said she 1 hoped she wouldn't have to leave her family and go Christmas turkey and all the I 1 1 4U: it Monecutters Association, were OLonecu tiers vssociaiion, were FnimHatinn TnrflanannUc Tn 'U uegail nunnai meauuiig gave a slight cry-and was hurried trimmings at the shelter house where they will live until they find OXYGEN TH EflAPY Thit Equipment Can Be Ecnted at HAAG'S 402 N. CAPITOL DAT PHONE LI.

8367 NIGnT PHONE BL, 18S II' granted a wage increase of Uie LlQniS rQuiriQ cents an hour, effective February 15, and a week's paid vacation an- fliili Virfim rtf "iC "Mto a hospital where the firemen a better home than a coal Jjin. one uims ior mibiv-iu iina a pnysicaiiy, menially or materially continued a vigil as its heartbeat "Its very nice," Senor Gamez nually under terms of the settle- 1 handicapped residents of Marion became stronger, said but then sadly recalled in his Middle Mr. Gilbert, a veteran of World county has been announced by the ment, Mr. Morgan said. DI The wage dispute resulted in a VreGpinQ DlinClnCSS walkout November 19.

but the 1.000 A4erUemenO FALSE TEETH Thot Loosen Need No? Embarrass Many weirer of Is teeth hvt luffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wabbled, it Jut the wrong time. Io not live- In fear of this haprwnlnK to you. Just iprtnkla a little KASTEETH, the 1 tnUmt (non-acid povdet on your plate. Molds false teeth more firmly, to thev foel more comfortable. Does not aour.

Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug tore, board of directors of the Indian War II, is an employe of the Terre Haute Paper Co. apolis Rotary Club. strikers returned to their jobs De- PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25 AP) Veterans' Housing Again The foundation has been, estab ccmber 2, without a boost in pay.

All over the world the lights Lodge to Confer Honors They had demanded a 25-cent-an-i Cnristmas glowed with new lished with an opening contribu nnn i nr'T-o eras u.iin i no tion of $25,000, made by.the widow Qn RoQerS Cut; Plea Sent to RFC ment offering 10 cents. hope, but for six-month-old Georg- Mr Morgan also announced that anna Smith, those lights were go-the union has agreed to an increase ine out, 01 isaac n. nuiycruss. ivn. nuijc BLOOMINGTON, Dec 25 Dr.

Herman W11 nrsidnt. cross, who died February 2, was (Advertisement) in the number of apprentices in Through the dim misty haze that active in Rotary affairs for many 0f Indiana University, and Dr. Lemon Juice Recipe By the Associated Press the various stone nlants. He said! clouds the vision of her brown Congress provided a $445,000,000 years. Robert C.

Rogers, physician here, the" settlement was reached at-a eyes, the lights of her gayly deco fund earlier this year to build 5 James A. Ross, past president of will receive honors at the annual Checks Rheumatic rated Christmas tree were just conference of union and management representatives. 200,000 temporary homes undpr the Rotary Club, said the fund was St. John's day banquet of the blur of color this program, but the number now established to provide a means for Monroe Lodge of Masons Friday Pain Quickly Doctors at the Wills Eye Hospita MERRY CHRISTMAS To Our Patrons "receiving funds for such charitable night at the Masonic Temple here has been cut to 176,000. say the little patient, victim of tf voti muBet from rtieuwaUe, arthrtlti WASHINGTON, Dec.

25 A fresh cry for housing help went out to the reconstruction finance corporation today along with the disclosure of a second cut in the number of temporary dwellings being erected for veterans. Rising material and labor costs were blamed for the reduction. Representative Estes Kefauver (D. Tenn.) wired both President uses as will promote the welfare of Dr. Wells, who was elected to physically, mentally or materially the thirty-third degree, Ancient congential cataracts, is slowly going blind and the memory of this and Friends handicapped residents of Marion Christmas may be her last.

ana Accepted bcottisn Kite, in September, 1944, and initiated in FPHA ordered th first 12,000 reduction last August, and officials said Tuesday a similar slash is being put ihto effect because of additional ost increases since the decontrol of building ma Vet to ave Late Christmas; Awaits Wife and Children Special to The IndianapoUa News Georganna is too young yet for an operation but perhaps in two years, doctors say, they may be the same month in 1945, will receive the thirty-third-degree jewel. county." Aged Man Spends Dr. Rogers will receive the terials. able to operate and perhaps restore Truman and George Allen, RFC di-i With the new, smaller goal, field her sight. Grand Lodge award of gold in lieu of his fifty-year membership: in KOKOMO, Dec.

25 Wil rector, urging a $25,000,000 RFC advance to permit completion of But in the meantime, little Day Pondering 4 MARKET Our ttst Year Georganna didn't seem to mind the Masonic Order. He received his degrees in the EllettsvUle Lodge the federal public housing ad for unaware of the creeping blind Move for Eviction ministration program. offices are under instructions to concentrate all remaining money on projects at least 85 corhplete. This will mean, officials said, that some projects will hot, be started and that some will be suspended to be finished only if funds December 10, 1895, and his membership was transferred to the FT. WAYNE, Ind Dec.

25 (UP) William F. Smith, 76, today won Bloomington chapter August 4, 1896. John M. Hanna, worshipful mas dered if this will be the last noia our or aaauionai money is torlUe pals, try atmpta Inxfwuv home fepe that tboucd are Ue. Oe a para-at of Ku-i omfiouiwl, a two-week apply.

today. Mix it wna a ouart ot water, add luiea t)l 4 Ictnnna It tasy. No trouble at ail aod plwunt. You Beed only 3 tatteapoon-tula to tlmee a day, ones 4 faoun aometltoea overrun tplettdid waulta ehtatned. If th paioa do do quickly ler tnd do net twl btter.

mura tee naptr parkaaa and Ba-f I vUl ra tKMb is to try aa It ta antt by rur lrufui tUHler aa abaolute tnnoey-hack tarantee. Bu-Kx C'tMBtKNiDd te for aaJa and reoomraaadad Ami atom everywhere. (AdverUteineBi) Rheumatic Pains? Try Pot. Iodide, Sod. Salicylate, Etc.

Xt yon autter from the pam ot rhea-natiam, iciatlc or oeurltla, ly cot do what aa many have dose wStb uch happv reault-nr USE'S BAL-SM. con taming Iodide. o-dium salicylate, with eatractives Almost Immediately after tke first doae, LEE'S starta elrcuSatlts? tbroufb the blood, thus usttnilT nature remove exeesa acid and txtisenous wastes which Wten cause muscular pains At the sa-ne tinse. It te quickly curb the patn and dlaceoalori. Caution.

Take aa directed.) Don't suffer Get LESS today-Money back tf net deiiehted with resnlta. At Hnok'a. Em i and all leadicjt druggists. liam N. New, veteran American airmanwho served Avith the British and the American air forces in World War II, will delay his Christmas celebration until next Monday.

On that day Mr. New will be reunited with his British wife Norah and their two children. He has not seen his wife and their first child for fifteen months. The second was born after he left in September. 1943, when ordered to return ter of the lodge, will preside.

ness, she stood in her play pen beside the big Christmas tree in her home, turned her fiead toward the lights, extended a tiny hand toward a nearby light and gurgled with glee. Beneath the tree there were toys and a doll that closed its eyes and cried "Mama" in a faint, small voice. Doctors say there may be fu forthcoming. No specific propects were named, Russian Newsman Charges Detention by MP's in Japan MOSCOW, Dec. 25 (AP) but they are scattered in cities and colleges across thft country.

Representative Kefauver, in urg Christmas he will spend in his! home-made shack in a dead-end street on the outskirts of town. The old man will know January 6 whether he has to move from the dwelling he constructed six years ago after removing mounds of cans, broken bottles and junk from a ing the RFC loan, said it could be repaid from rentals. Arrests Follow Series of Bombings in Egypt CAIRO, Dec. 25 (UP) Government sources said today that new arrests related to five Christmas eve bombings might turn out to be the key to "the whole series of recent bomb explosions in Egypt." The sources said that "most of ture Chnstmases when Georg-anna's eyes will be closed to the wonders of Christmas, but when Kurganov, a Pravda correspondent recently returned from Ja5an, charged today that he and other Soviet correspondents were detained at Atsuga airdrome near Yokohama last August by United U. S.

Freighter Wrecked in English Channel her dollie cries "Mama in that dark Georganna will know to the United States. The mother and children were delayed by a ruling that service men's children under the age of six months could not be transported: The ruling followed the road closed to public use since and remember that this was 1848 States military police after they had refused to be photographed in Mr. Smith hadn't been in any how it was. I death of several babies aboard ships bound for America. the bomb throwers" in hand grenade tossing incidents were under arrest.

Two college students were arrested Tuesday night. They had a home-made bomb in their one's way until Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Fryback tried to build a garage on their property and found that Smith's home blocked free entrance to their site.

Mr. Smith said he didn't want to move to a profile as well as full face. "Our reception at Atsuga airdrome was far from the general human concepts of democracy, said Kurganov in an article in Pravda. said Gen. Douglas MacArthur had originally landed at the same airport with remarks French Meeting Stiff Opposition in Hanoi HANOI, Dec.

25 (Delayed) AP) Frencft military authorities said DEAL, England, Dec. 25 (AP) The United States freighter Northeastern Victory, wrecked Tuesday on jthe treacherous Goodwin sands; was abandoned today, A siity-mile gale raged in the channeL The ship was bound from Galveston, to AntWerp, Rotterdam and Bremen with" 8,600 tons of general cargo including 10,000 crates of grapefruit I county institution so long as he could provide for himself. today they had the situation well 1 1 A MERRY CHRISTMAS and 'a HAPPY NEW YEAR AdTertiement) Rupture Sufferers (Hernia) about a "great world democracy" on his lips. Kurganov asserted a "thick wall" of American military police sur in hand in Tonkin province and were extending controlled areas everywhere, but in Hanoi itself Viet-Nam forces continued to offer stubborn opposition. An official announcement said Have tha appliances you've used failed to rounded his plane after it had Bonds of the United States Government Ita Terrltarlea and Insular Paaaasslana- Municipal and Corporate Securities Real Zstate Bonds and Preferred Stocks ESS five per per support ana comioiir uu-dredj ot mflerera haT found our eoc- been escorted into Japan by 'zooming American fighters.

He said the Soviet Journalists had refused to Dermit profile photos to be tinaoaa aprins SIRE-HOLD TECSS hold the roptare when others fafl? The SURE-HOLD TRUSS ia GUARANTEED TO FIT and to HOLD tomr RUPTURE! TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Marsh McLennan INCORPORATED AS IKniASA CORPOBATtOS the Viet-Namese were employing "well disposed mines and booby traps and were being supported by -a Let our fitters, with year cf experience I taken because that seemed "too 3 many Japanese snipers. In the mechanical treatment I rupture. fit -roTx -with the proper truss. Private aav r. i HOME SUPPLY CO.

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