Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 7

MONDAY, APRIL 25. 1949 THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL 7 i in the 'Sioux City trade area, he BUSINESS HERE Radio Programs holders will be Carleton Corbet Duane S. Kidder. Kyal Miller. Kenneth Cotton and W.

A. Klinger, all of Sioux City, and Burton Bridgens of Washington, d. a ANOTHER RADIO STATION HERE m- KSCJ 1360 KSCJ-FM 94.6 MO KTRI 1450 N.B.C. 590 A C. 570 Monday ABC Afternoon Recess 3:25 P.

M-KSCJ News I 1 KSCJ-FM 11 JO A. M. KSCJ Helen Trent KSCJ-FM Moraine Con rt KTRI Lanny Ross NBC Luncheon With Lopes ABO Five state News 11:45 A. M. KSCJ Our Gal Sunday KTRI Bob Johnson AJdU News.

Sports 18:00 Noon KSCJ News KPP.T-FM New KTRI News at Noon NBG Botton eynoiinony ABO Dinner Bell Roundup NBOArt Van Damme P. M. KSCJ Timberoo Jans t3Q f. M. KSCJ Winner Take All KSCJ-FM Winnter Take All KTRI Major League Games NBC Lorenzo.

Jones ABO Neighbor Lady 3:45 P. Ml KSCJ Cote Glee Club KSCJ-FM Cote Glee Club NBO Widder Brown KTRI Major League Games 4:00 P. M. KSCJ Shoppers Matinee KSCJ-FM Shoppers Matinee KTRI Rhythm Room NBO When Girl Merries ABO Perry Mason 4:15 P. M.

KSCJ Rhoooei Mfttfoee Rf.T-F Sh AVMr Matin KTRI Rvthm Room NBO Portia Faces Ufa ABO Ma Perkins 4:30 P. M. K8CT Shopoere Matinee KSCJ-FM Shoppers' Matinee KTRI Rhythm Room said. Transcribed programs drawn from botA standard and syndicated libraries also will be a part of the average day's schedule, the manager stated. Sports fans in this area will be served throughout the summer montfts with baseball games played in various parts of the midwest.

All Sioux City Western league games will be carried from a special sports network and will be broadcast, whether single games or doubleheaders, without inter ruption. Bob Martin will announce play-by-play accounts. Games from Chicago Chicago Cubs and White Sox home games will be broadcast from Chicago fields by Bob Elson and Burt Wilson over a baseball network and carried by KCOM. Sheldon Singer and Alvin Smith, both formerly associated with Sioux City radio stations, will be commercial manager and chief engineer, respectively, of KCOM. Announcing, engineering, sales and stenographic staffs also are being assembled.

Controlling interest in the new broadcasting company will be held by Mr. Dirks. Other stock Jem 4th Pierce St. Sioux Cityans Should 1MW K.TKI ciosin Markets ABO Public Markets 12:30 P. M.

NBC McCormtck. News ABO News, Art Smfta P. M. KTRI Farm Tetter 12:45 P. H.

KSCJ U. 8. D. A. Mar kets: News KCJ-FM Markets: New.

aim visits wita Med siaxweu NBC Jack Kilty ABO Farm Keporter 12:50 P. M. KTRI Polka Time 1:00 P. M. NBC Just ABO Judy 4:40 KTRI Rhythm 4:45 KCOM Scheduled to Go on Airways First I Time Sunday A new Sioux City radio station will take to the airways" Sunday when station KCOM begins broad-i casting operations from studios in the Insurance Exchange build ing.

1 The station will operate on a power of 1,000 watts at 620 kilocycles and will be independent of any network affiliation. Broad casting hours will be from 6 a.m. to midnight. Dietrich Dirks, former manager and major stockholder of station KTRI, will be manager of jthe new station, to be operated under the ownership of the KCOM Broadcasting Co. To Include Features 5 Principal emphasis dur 1 broadcasting hours will be on farm features, news, sports and music, Mr.

Dirks said. The sta tion will place special stress on programs of interest to farmers ASPIRIN AT ITS BES McPayden Stoker Service Says and Jane P. M. Room P. M.

KTRI Pocket Partition KSCJ Second Mrs. Bar NBC Front ton KSCJ-FM ABC Aunt Mary .4:55 P. M. KTRI-A-Storr Time 5:00 P. M.

'or novuauDit or Pioininz ABO Guiding Llgnt KSCJ Firefighters 1:15 P. M. KSrj-FM FlrefiKbters KTRI Superman KSCJ Poultry News abhj sister NBC News ABC Challense of the 1:31 P. KSCJ Nora Drake KTRI Happy Gang NBO Today's Children ABO Bride and Groom Yukon 5:15 KSCJ Herb KSrj.FHnrh RbrtnM 1:45 P. M.

KTRI Superman NBO Clem McCarthy; KSCJ Lean Back and Listen snorts Rjsa KTRI HaBDT Ranr nau oretne world NBO Melortv P. M. 5:30 KSCJ Lean Back and KSCJ News: P. Sports KSCJ-FM Mond ay Listen KTRI The Uisnrariini MUSIC NBC Life Can Be KTRI Captain Beautiful ABC Sky Kinr taa ABC Talk Tour Way 5:45 out or L.ife P. M.

KSCJ Lowell KSCJ Hilltop House KTRI The Missourians NBC Ma Perkins KTRI Tom NBO J-Stsr 6:00 P. M. KSCJ Beulah Arrange to Have Heating Equipment Serviced Soon GROWS BETTER March Figures Exceed Totals Registered Year Ago Business in Sioux City for the rnonth March showed a substantial increase over business in 'March of last year, according to a report on bank clearings and debits published by the Chamber 'rf Commerce. However, the total for the first three months of 1949 still lags behind the total posted for the corresponding period in 194S. the report revealed.

Bank clearings for March, 1949, were $62,038,743 compared with S56.096.861 a year ago. Tota: clearings for the first three months of 1949 were $172,128,809, which is more than a 7 million "dollar drop from the $179,911,128 cleared in the first three months of 1948. 1 Grain and livestock receipts and grain shipments were up, both in March and for the three-month perjod. over the totals posted last year. The valuation per head of livestock received in March this year showed a sharp increase over last year's March average.

How ever, the 1948 three-month average exceeded the; mark posted in the same period this year. Livestock brought $i06 a head in March, 1949, compared with 97 in March, 1948. The three month average for 1949 was $85 i a head, whereas it was $92 last year. Total livestock receipts for March, 1949, were 260,675 and their valuation was $27,631,290 40c Til 6 pi.tts Heir Lamarr. Robert Cninmlnrs "LET'S LIVE A LITTLE" 3 EXTRA -CARTOONS? In TECHNICOLOR "MAGIC TOWN" with JANE WTMAN JIMMY STEWART PIos JToTelty Short Children -i Car Freey-S rPJ Lett I Day! BCRT LANCASTER YVONNE DrCARLO k4CRISSCROSS" Co-Hit "The Checkered Coat" Starts -Wednesday Great Novel en Screen I rry KSCJ-FM Dick Hvm KSCJ Robert Oi Lewis KSCJ-FM Robert Q.

KTRI Fulton Lewis NBC Supper KTRI Malor League abo Newt Games -sen P. M. NBC Pepper Young a ts i j. MmiF party KSCJ Jack 2:45 P. M.

KSCJ-FM News KTRI News CQ Wi: I KTRI Malor Leagu Games NBC Rieht to Happiness mm NBO News 6:30 KSCJ Club 15 KSCJ-FM Dinner Concert KTRI Gabriel Heatter KSCJ Hint Hunt KSCJ-FM Hint Hunt KTKI Malor League Games NJiO Tropical NBC Backstage Wlfs ABC Kit Kvsev 6:45 KSCJ Ed 3:1 P. M. KTRI Inside P. HI NABOR i tar Meney don't grow on trees, but. high as lumber Is now, it shore grcs in 'enu I 194) Sun and Times Co.

Totkls for March, 1948, were valued at $22,768,390. Total receipts for the first three months 949 were 1,027,358 head val ued at $87,907,415. The three- morith total for 1948 was 966.746 t. m. Drinking $89,023,020.

i cattle receipts in March. 1949 jumped from 75,161 recorded yearf ago to 101,667. Hogs showed a slight decrease from 122,656 in Marfch, 1948, to 120,404 in March this year. Sheep remained about the same, 35,919 being cold in March, 1948. and 35.637 in March tnis year.

Grfain receipts increased in the first three i months of 1949 to 5,481 cars; The total for the cor responding period last year was 4,2121 cars. Grain shipments were up to 6,390 cars in the same period this year, compared with 4,533 shipped in the first three monfihs in 1948. Cofn receipts and shipments in 1949 nearly doubled the ship ments and receipts the previous year.j Wheat receipts were down slightly this year, and wheat shipments showed a slight increase over I the first three months in 948. Ames Professor Discusses Baptist Student Program Prdf. Ronald V.

Wells, head of the department of religious educa tion at Iowa State college, dis cussefl the Baptist statewide cam paign! for funds for the proposed church and student cen ter at Ames Sunday at the Firs! Baptijst church. The occasion was lurfcheon for the men's fellow ship in observance of Baptist Ed ucation day. Prdf. Wells also spoke at the Morning church service, discussing work (now being done for Baptist students at Ames. He showed slides depicting student work and con struction now under way on the church project Th4 Baptist project is part of a $1,201000 building program at Amei sponsored by I the Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Methodist, Cathdlic and Latter Day Saints denominations.

Police Arrest Five at Two Hotels Here A man booked as Leonard W. Brieizo, 33, was charged with vio lating the Sunday beer ordinance aiten he was arrested in a ponce raid early Sunday at the LaSalle hotel, 709 Fourth street THe raid was made by Capt Julius H. Myron and' Patrolman Joseph Davidchik. Later the two arretted four men on charges of intoxication at the Palace hotel, Fourth street LAST TIMES Velio bky "Let's Lira Ajralo STARTS TOMORROW-PITFALL THE FIGHTING O'FLYNN" Jr. E.

FERREN. I14 W. 15th CENTRAL HIGH chool Audilorium nnnnnnvi QiIrd. RUSSELL WRIGHT ACE PHOTOGRAPHER St REPORTER Presenting in Person -His Timely and Vivid ALL COLOR MOTION PICTURE cEycson Scandinavia' FIRST HAND INFORMATION About SWEDEN I NORWAY DENMARK FINLAND Don't Miss This Spectacular Film-Story Auspices: Augrutana Lutheran Brotherhood. Tickets on Sale: Grayson's Clothes Shop Jackson Hotel Scandinavian Bakery Scandinavian Societies 9L00 (tax incL i of Snorts NBC Kaltenborn KTRI Major League Games NBC Stella Dallas :00 KSCJ Inner Tuesday KTRI Trtrwn, Bob Hansen ABC Buchanan.

News 7145 A Mm KTRI Musical Clock Almanaa 8:00 A. M. KSCJ Breakfast Time News KTRI Editor's Dlarr NBO Honeymoon ABO Breakfast Clab 8:14 A. M. -KSCJ Jack Todd.

"News KTRIHomn Wrtltlon 8:85 A. M. KTRI Malesty. the Baby A. U.

KSCJ Crosby Tim KTRI Back to Bibla NBO CleTelsndalres 8:45 A. M. KSCJ Shoppers' News 9:00 A. M. KSCJ Eddie Arnold KTRI Cecil Brown NFC Fred Warln ABC True Story 9:15 A.

at. KSCJ TeHo-Trtt KTRI Morninrside Almsnac 9:30 A. M. KSCJ Art bur Godfrey KTRI Social He rltJ crooners' fnnur NBC Road of Ufa New KTRI Straight Arrow NBC American Cavalcade Atsoitaiiroaa hoot 1:30 P. M-KSCJ Talent Scouts KSCJ-FM Pan-A mart-can a KTRI Sherlock Holmes NBC Voic of Firestone 7:45 P.

M. ABO Henry Taylor ItSS P. M. KSCJ-FM New KTRI Bill Henry, news P. MU KSCJ Radio Theater KSCJ-FM Radio Theater K.XRI Adventures of Fst- Falem NBC Telephone Hour ABO Straight Arrow I 8:15 P.

M. KTRI Adventures of Pet Salem 8:30 P. M. KTRI Flshtn and I Huuting Club NBO Dr. ABO Anniversary 8:55 P.

M. KTRI My Best Story 9:00 P. at. KSCJ Mv Friend Irma KSCJ-FM My Friend Trm KTRI CChicago Theater NBO Contented Hour ABO Arthur Gaetb 9:15 P. M.

ABO Smoke Dreams Plain Bill 90 P. M. KSCJ Bob Hawk Show KSCJ-FM Soos vs Pueblo NBO Radio City Playhouse ABO Finhing Hon tin 9:45 P. M. KTRI Soos vs.

Fueblo 10:00 P. U. KSCJ News KSCJ-FM News KTRI News ABO News. Whftey Larsen :0:15 p. af.

KSCJ Sports KSCJ-FM 6 porta KTRI Soos vs. Fueblo NBC News ABO World of Sports 10:30 P. M. KSCJ A rm chair Detective KTRI Soos vs. Fueblo NBO Appointment With Music ABO Animal Court 10:35 P.

M. Page Farrall P. M. ShrJner nr. Sketches M.

Midnight P. M. Thomas Mix Extra ABC Fulton Lewis 10:45 KSCJ Tou and Hoover P. H. Commission 10:50 P.

ABO Tnr Favorite Band Lewis. Jr. 10:55 P. af. Club KTRI Poos vs.

Fueblo Whltey Lax- 11:00 P. H. KSCJ News: Orchestra KTRI Soos vs. Fueblo Smith NBC News; Orchestra ABO SPinnlna- the Tot 11:05 P. hi.

NBC To be announced 11:15 P. M. P. M. NBOArt Van Damme Quintet 11:30 P.

KSCJ Dance Orchestra NBO Orchestra Echoes KTRI Serenade Murrow 12 Mldnlgnt KSCJ News; Sign Off KTRI News; Sign Off NBO Sign Off P. M. Sanctum ABO Sign Off ABC Marasfna of Air 9:45 A. M. KSCJ Arthur Godfrex NBO Briabter Day ABO Club Time 10:00 A.

M. KSCJ Artaur Godfrey KTRI Fasslnsr Parade NBC Dr. Paul ABC Edith Hlnson A. M. KTRI Tell Tour Neighbor NBO Love end Lea-ABC Ms nr Foster 10:30 A.

M-" KSCJ Grand Slam -KSCJ-FM Melody Lane KTRI Aa-alnst the Storm NBO Jack Bereh ABC ed Malone 10:45 A. M. KSCJ Roundup Time KTRI Against the Storm NBO Ixra twtom ABC Galen Drake 11:00 A. M. KSCJ Wendy Warren and the News KTRI Daisy Free Fun -Festi ABO Welcome Trarslsrs 11:15 KSCJ Aunt Jenny KTRI Kate Smltb Sin NBC Holy Week Serylcet 1, 4:35, 8:15.

You Can't Take It with You 2:30, 6:05, 9:45. FOURTH STREET: Three Car toons 12:15. 3:29, 6:44, 9:58 Northwest Stampede 12:34, 3:48, 7:03, 10:17. Let's Live a 5:13, 8:28. IOWA: Blockade 1:25, 5, 8:30 Hangmen Also Die 12, 2:55, 6:25, 10.

WEST: The Paleface-7, lJDO. The Crimson Key 9. DRIVE-IN: Magic Town 7:45, 9:55. Cartoon 7:30, 9:40. Tackling Bigr Game Stockton, Cal.

The College of the Pacific, with an enrollment of 1,137, is smaller than any school on the Tigers' 1949 football sched ule. Syracuse fields athletic teams in 15 sports. IMtSslilttiltft TWISTED LOOP RUGS Size 24x36, with rubber- ized back. All pleasing colors. $1 GQ With This I VO Coupon MEN'S E0CKP0RD PEQUOT SHEETS 81x93.

America's finest and best quality. A real buy at $2.45 With This Coupon Soviet Legislator Dead Moscow. IV) Moscow papers announced Sunday the death of Mir Bashir Fattakh Ogly Kasu-moy, deputy chairman of the su preme soviet (parliament) of Russia. He also was chairman of the presidium of the supreme so viet of the Azerbaijan soviet socialist republic in southern Russia. BUDGET WORRIES? Consolidate roar debts.

Borrow on yr Signatore emir. fnrnltB or eat. RELIANCE FINANCE Reasonable Rates Fast Se ter k03 Commerce BIdg. Phoae S-4V13 0 PRACTICE LIMITED TO PLATE VOniC RADIANT HEAT for that Chilly Bathroom For Further Information Write or Call HOME MODERNIZATION 316 3rd St. Phone 8-4247 MACFARLANE COAL LUMBER Offers You An Economical Budget Plan Sa you can fill your coal bin now and have from 6 to months to pay.

I for Details Phone 84521 Office Yard 5th Wall St. PLUMBING and HEATING MATERIALS WELL SUPPLIES Pumps, Windmills. Tanks WIGMAN CO. Sioux City. Iowa Phone 8-6568 WHOLESALERS NOVELTY MANUFACTURING CO.

416 Water St Ph. 8-5762 DI8TRIBUTO FOB LUHKENHEIMER VALVES Where aertlee la reaUr bad and it Is difflcelt to keep conventional type valrea tight. TRY LUNKENHEIMER VALVES Withstands Destructive Abrasive and Erosive Conditions STREET LIGHTS ARE FOR YOUR PROTECTION. IF ONE IS "OUT" PHONE US AT ONCE R'eddy Kilowatt! Phone 5-8011 DAY or NIGHT SIOUX CITY GAS ELECTRIC CO. IRON FIREr.7AN STOKERS Sales and Service FRED EBEITT Plumbing and Heall 2004 Pierce St.

PHONE 5-88T7 DisTiiionori i Retained by Fint Dry CASCADE i 723 Nebraska St. i Dial 5-7671 L. H. JOHNSON UtT mm -sas --as WTNS AWARD Dean Watland, son Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Watland of '409 20th street, has been granted an $800 graduate assistantship in biology at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Watland will be graduated from Morningside college in The award was announced by Dr. Roy M.

Chatters, head of the college department of biology. Egypt! is buying from 18 to 28 steam locomotives from an Eng lish firm, whose bid was 10 to 15 per cent under those of United States companies, although the Americans offered earlier delivery. Sioux City's Only Authorized IRON FIREMAN DEALER I Call 8-S711 IVlcFADYEN Stoker Service 1929 E. 4th St. Ph.

8-8711 SIOUX CITY APPLIAHCE CO. 301 West 7th St. See Our Line of General Electric i Refrigerators Plenty of Parking Space mm a mm mm ml naneinv i at a i iffotimo mm mi.wi.bw mmmmwrnmrn mm mm Si" Make up your mind today not to lose out on pleasure. Be a 1 good dancer. Have more fun i out of life.

I New Location 615 Pierce I Orer Cownle-WUIices Furs I PHONE 5-4372 or 7-1477 CENTRAL MACHINE WORKS Industrial Machinery Rebuilders and Repairers MACHTKE PASTS BIANUT ACT KED WELDING 313 THTRD ST. PEL 8-1053 HALL nOHUHEUT CO. 3d Plymouth Sts. Ph. 8-8275 jALFRED A.

SCHMIDT MANAGES MOXTJMEXTS MARKERS MAUSOLEUMS Look for this seal oa rear Rock of A a a monument or marker. It Identifies ail flock of Ares moaameata. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING FLOOR COVERINGS APPLIANCES 413 PEARL PH. 8-65S3 JtUSL kltSII designed for Efficiency with GAS OIL or COAL Let mm atmw a heatlnc rystaaa jte nt; toot aeeaa. eau wnea im of farMce or Ua vara.

'Licensed and Bonded1 counr.ETT's SSSj West Seventh Tla aas JTaraaea Shorn Ph. 8-e353 c. i i 1 1 5:00 A. M. ABC Good Mornins, Neianbor 5:30 A.

M. ABO Good Morning Neighbor KM) A- af. KSCJ News KTRI Westers Waketm Time i 6:15 A. M. KSCJ-i-Tuwn Criers ABC Br1d Arnold :30 A.

M. KSCJ 'Farm News; likts. KTRI Musical Clock. ABC Farm Journal 6:43 AM. KSCJ FaTorlte Htibbb ABO Happy Jark 7 KM) A.

M. KSCT News: Jack Too a KTRI News NBO News ABO News. BUI Slattsry TKIS A. KTRI Musical Clock 1:15 A- at. y.T WeHfem Balladler KTRI Musical Clock ABC Plantation Honse Partr 1:8 A.

M. KTRI Earlr Farm Briefs I'M A. M. KSCJ Town Criers MOVIE TIME TABLE ORPHEUM: Loaded Pistols 1:15, 4:45, 8:15. Knock on Any Door 2:45, 6:15, 9:49.

CAPITOL: Cartoon 1, 3:05, 5 10, 7:15, 9:15. No Minor Vices 1:25, 3:30, 5:35, 9:40. HOLLYWOOD: The Checkered Coat 1. 3:45. 6:35, 9:20.

Criss Cross 2:10, 4:55, 7:45, 10:30. ESQUIRE: Don't Trust Your Husband 7, 9:53. Letters from an Unknown Woman 8:33. UPTOWN: Yellow Sky 6:25, 9:34. Let's Live Again 8:02.

VICTORY: Flight Lieutenant LEGAL NOTICE No. 17508 Probate EXECUTOR'S NOTICE NOTICB Is hefebv dven to all nersons interested, that on the 15th dar of Anril. 1947. the understated was so-pointed by the District Court of Waod-bury County. Iowa.

Executor of the estate of Ransom E. Rathbun deceased, late of said Countr. Iowa- All nersons Indebted to said estate will make payment to tbe undersianed and those bavins: claims aealnst the same will present them, lea-allv authenticated, to said Court for allewsnce. Dated tbe 15th dav of Anril. 1S4.

Bert Rathhun. Executrix. Ktndlr and Deebe. Toy National Bank Sioux Cityi, Iowa. Attorneys for Estate.

Published In The Sioux Clrv Journal and Sioux City Journal-Tribune Anril. IS. Anril ZS and Mir I. McFayden Stoker The heating season is nearly over, and everyone should make arrangements as 'early as possible to have heating equipment serv-4 iced for next season, according to the McFayden Stoker service, 1929 Fourth street. The McFayden Stoker service is the representative of the Iron Fireman coal stoker and is prepared tj take care of all domestic and commercial sales and installations.

New heating should be obtained and installed during the summer months, according to the McFayden service. A glance into the fuel picture District Court Opens Marshall. Minn Special: The spring term of district court for Lyon county will open here Man day with Judge A. H. Gislason of New) Ulm, presiding.

There 37 cases on the calendar. Several damage cases are included in the list Both grand and petit juries have been drawn for the term, the grand jury being sum ENROLL NOW! Our School Is the Lanreet. Meat Modem and Best Equipped School la the MiddlewesU Visit or Write MR. or MRS. W.

ELLIS Licensed Beaaty Operators 39 Years of Experience a ELLIS' 407 FOURTH ST. For Real Pleasure Visit the MEADOW GROVE CLUB North on Highway No. 75 DINE and DANCE ENJOY GOOD FOOD Prepared by Our Chef FRANK WONG Phone 8-9313 SCIENTIFIC HEARING SERVICE HEARING AIDS STNCE 1SI2 Accusilsen-Csrgor Co. 5Z8-30 Frances Kdg. Sioux Qty, lews SIOUX GUY OSTEOPflTIIie 1816 West St.

Phone 8-4573 a Service Truck in the future, the McFayden service reports, shows that coal is plentiful in most sections of -the United States. Adequate supplies of stoker coal now are available after being difficult to obtain during the war years. Fuel oil also is plentiful after being in short supply during the war years because of heavy de mands by the armed forces. Gas is restricted areas served by ex isting mains and distribution facilities. The natural gas industry is extending its distribution fa cilities into many new markets, long range program which will take years to complete.

moned for the opening day of court and the petit jury summoned for April 27. Rides for Ring Miami. CP) Contract for the! riding services of Logan Batchel- lor apprentice sensation of Florida racing, has been leased to Gustave Ring of Washington, D. C. THINK OF LUMBER THINK OF GAYNOR Zephyr Aunings Phone 5-8925 IVINCHARGER CORP.

Siosx City f. laws of Motors, An tennis and the World's Largest Producers of Wind Driven Generators. City Music and Dance Schco! Piano. Voice. Violin.

Band Instruments, Guitar. Accordion, Baton. Speech, Theory Dancing, Ballet. Tap. Acrobatic.

Ballroom. 12 OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTORS THIRD FLOOR COMMERCE BLDG 8-224 GUARANTEE ROOFING CO. 1625 East 4th St. Storm Windows and Screens Weatherstrtppmz Insulation Sooflar Qaiefe. EffMeat Iaetallattea' Msartea to FARMS and TOWKS Free Estimate Easy Terms Write, Wire or Call S-3327 POPULAR DEMAND! LY alA.AAI V.

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