Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 202, Decatur, Adams County, 27 August 1955 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday By THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO., INC. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Poet Office aa Second Claaa Matter Dick D. Heller ....— President J. H. Heller - Vice-President Chas. Holthouse .—— Secretary-Treasurer Subscrlotlon Rates: By Mall ia Adams sad Adjoining Counties: One year, $8.00; Six months, $4.85; 3 months, $2.35. By Mail, beyond Adams and Adjoining Counties: One year, S».M; 6 months, 14 75; 3 months, 33.50. By Carrier: 85 cents per week. Single copies, 5 cents.

A western woman who wanted to get rid ot her hueband and was advised to get a divorce but when she coasted up the coot couldn’t afford it so she shot him. It was cheaper and so much less trouble. —o The new school building will be delayed a week or so, because of an unavoidable delay in some necessary building supplies. It's regretted but it will bo worth waiting tor a short time. —« 0— The Schmidts are enjoying a second honeymoon out in Oregon. The man who was one of the eleven recently sent home from a China prison says he has forgiven everything and dismissed his divorce suit. That should close the incident 0 0 The thousands of flood sufferers need help. We axe sure that such a smal lamount asked from Adams county eitisens will be well oversubscribed in a few days. Send your contribution to the Red Cross office in Decatur! o 0 Won’t that 59,000 broom be a dandy piece ot equipment for the Callithumpian parade this year? Os course the streets will have to be cleaned ahead of the parade or It probably would make too much dust. -—o o-— A small item appeared in several Indiana newspapers Thursday which stated that a group of prominent Indiana lawyers was assigned by the state bar association to study the Indiana Justice of Peace system and the methods of operation of Justices of the Peace. And isn’t it about time? ' .. ' 0 0— Residents of the southwest part of Decatur, where street lights are frequently out at night; residents of Homewood on North Twelfth street who have to walk through cinder streets; or even suffering taxpayers, no doubt

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would be glad if the parking meter funds were used tor their aid Instead of being used to buy a broom. This is the junket season for congressmen and senators and the signs indicate that during the next five months, few statesmen will remain at home. They will travel to the far corners of the world ostensibly to familiarize themselves with world conditions. They don't have to account for expenses, which makes it extremely comfortable for them. All they have to do is relax and enjoy themselves. Os course there are a few who will stay home and work hard but most of them will be on the go. 0 o We join the happy congregation of Nuttman Avenue United Brethren in Christ church in welcoming hack for a third year the Rev. Paul Parker, pastor ot that Church. Rev. Parker was returned by recent action of his Church conference. During his tenure at the local Church, that congregation has constructed a new parsonage near the Church. The Parker family fits well into the Decatur way of life and we are glad that we have such fine people as citizens and neighbors. ——io 0k— Donald Snyder of Warsaw, was driving a truck through Ohio - ” Wednesday night when it swerved into a ditch, ran 100 yards and struck a power pole knocking it over. The car finally got out of the ditch and ran into the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Gudakunst, blew up and set fire to the house. Columbus Grove firemen fought an hour to control the blaze. The truck was destroyed; Snyder Taken to a hospital and the house was badly damaged. Some of the truckers ought to be in less of a hurry if they want to save time and money.

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Strike Nears End Al Perfect Circle Optimism Is High For Ending Strike INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — Ob servers said today that a settlement of the month old Perfect Circle Corporation strike may come today. High officials of the company and the CIO United Auto Work ers met in Indianapolis Thursday for the first time since the violence studed walkout began. Meeting with them were James S. Allen, of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, and George Hinkle, state labor commissioner. Meanwhile, observers of the Indiana National Guard remained in action at the company's plants in Richmond, New Castle and Hagerstown. Someone fired a shot through a window at the Milton home of Wil liam Spaulding, a nonstriker working at the Hagerstown plant. No one was injured. His wife and son also work for the company. , There also waa an explosion near the home of Mrs. Vivian Pope, who has returned to a job at the strike bound Crosley refrigerator factory in Richmond. Two Richmond officials threat ened arrests if what they called “gun toting hysteria” does not cease. Prosecutor Bert Keller Jr. and Sheriff Edward Cordell said loaded guns had been found in automobiles stopped by officer? 1n the Hagerstown region. Court News Marriage Licenses Ralph Bollinger, 22, Decatur, and Nancy Joan Clark, 18, Decatur. Gene Shoemaker, 28, Indianapolis, and Grace M. Fulton, 27, Indianapolis. Petition to Modify In the divorce case of Ralph E. McCuddy, Jr., against Barbaradine McCUddy, Custer and Smith has entered appearance for the defendant to file a petition to modify a previous court decree. The defendant seeks an increase in support payments for two children. A notice has been ordered issued returnable Sept. 2. Ordered to Pay Robert L. Crownover, plaintiff in a divorce action against Barbara Jean Crownover, has been ordered by the court to pay attorney fees for the defendant. Petition for Custody . A petition for custody of a inin--eB..«UUd-~has been filed by the defendant in the divorce case of Robert P. Brown against Rose E. Brown. A notice has been ordered issued returnable Sept 2. A hearing on the defendant’s application for temporary allowance and attorney fees has also been set for Sept. 2. Estate Cases ; The final report in the Jessie A. Byerly estate has been filed and a notice has been ordered issued returnable Sept. 20. The report shows a balance of $32,425.39 for distribution to four daughters and two sons. A petition to transfer stock in the George S. Gottschalk estate has been filed and approved. Damages Agreed On In Toll Road Argument GARY, Ind. (INS) Mayor Peter Mandich of Gary announced late Friday that the city has come to a $1.5 million agreement with the Indiana Toll RoadUomtnission. The money is to pay for damage to the Gary municipal airpork and purchase of land as a result of an east west toll road across north ern Indiana. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

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20 years Ago Today o , - August 27—The St. Louis Cardinals take the lead over New York Giants An the National League. ? The city council employ Charles • H. Hurd of Indianapolis as the en- - gineer for building a sewage disposal plant in Decatur. 1 Ed Newport is given contract by city of Decatur for collecting ' garbage on bls bid of (40 for • year. « ’ A. R. Killian elected commander • ot the state American Legion. Next year’s meet will be at Muncie. • P. W. Smith. 84, president of •the First State bank many years 1 and whose home in his later years ' was at Richmond, died at his summer home in Petoskey, Mich. i 1 —0 Household Scrapbook | BY ROBERTA LEE I ‘ " Buttons j When putting buttons away for 1 future use place all buttons of one

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l BOOK LIST ADAMS COUNTY SCHOOLS L 1955 - 1956 I GRADE I Purchase at Local Bookstore Double Q (QQ) Writing Tablet, Book I —— .10 New Music Horizons, First 800k —Silver Burdett Co. I vl Rental Books Fallowing received at the school by turning in rental fee as listed below: New, Before We Read New Look and See. Ist Pre-Primer -40 New Work and Play. 2nd Pre-Primer — — -*O . New Come and Go, 3rd Pre-Primer - — - •« - Think and. Do—Workbook, New Pre-Primer - New Fun With Dick and Jane , 1 - Think and Do—Workbook, Fun with Dick and Jane . New Our New Friends - *•” Think and Do—Workbook, let Reader —— I Learn to Write (Manuscript) E. C. Seal & Co. , -29 Making Sure of Arithmetic, Workbook I—Silver Burdett <3 ; Adki-u-l, Renul Fee _____ —- $3.68 GRADE II , Purchase at Local Bookstore Visiting Our Neighbors—Charles Scribner’s Sons .... 1-73 Double Q (QQ) Writing Tablet, Book II —— —— — — I® i Spelling We Use Workbook. Grade II (Cons.)—J. P. Lippincott Co. — -54 Three Friends—Health, Grade II —Scott, Foresman & Co. 1-6 New Music Horizons, Second Book—Silver Burdett Co. 134 Rental Books Following received at the school by turning in rental fee as listed below ■ New Friends and Neighbors—Scott. Foresman & Co. — - 1.48 1 Think and Do—Workbook, New Friends and Neighbors ...... ■- 43 New More Friends and Neighbors—Scott, Foresman & Co. - 148 Think and Do —Workbook, New More Friends and Neighbors - .43 I Learp to Write (Transition) Book 11. E. C. Seale & Co. - -29 Making §ure of Arithmetic, Workbook ll—Silver Burdett —— - -72 E Rental Fee . - .................. *2.85 . GRADE 111 - ’ •. 4 u Purchase at Local Bookstore . Health-r-Five In The Family—Scott, Foresman & Co. —--- 1.19 5 Geography Around The Home —Rand McNally & Co. 2.16 i Double Q (QQ) Writing Tablet, Book 111 ————J—■——— -W Spelling We Use—Workbook, Grade III—J.B. Lippincott Co. — -54 Grammar - English Grade 3—American Book Co. — i-44 English Workbook—Grade 3 ——. -72 : New Music Horizons, Third Book—Silver Burdett Co. - I*l Rental Books 5 Following received at the school by turning in rental fee as listed below: 1 New Streets and Roads—Scott, Foresman & Co. ......... — 169 a r Think and Do—Workbook—New Streets and Roads -- 47 I New More Streets and Roads—Scott, Foresman & Co. —— '....... 169 Think and Do—Workbook—New More Streets and Roads — -47 i Making Sure of Arithmetic—Silver Burdett Co. -ii , 1.84 3 Making Sure of Arithmetic—Workbook —Grade 111 ................ .61 I Leam to Write— (Cursive)—Book 3—E. C. Seale & Co. .........- .29 Rental Fee — ------ — ------- $3.44 GRADE IV Purchase at Local Bookstore . Geographv—Workbook—Our Big World. Silver Burdett Co. 1-98 Geography—Workbook—Our Big World, Silver Burdett Co. -72 ' Double Q (QQ) Writing Tablet, Book IV -* 0 Spelling We Use -Workbook, Grade 4 —J. B. Lippincott Co. Health—The Girl Next Door—Scott, Foresman & Co. 1-37 Grammar—English, Grade 4—American Book Co. --- 1-55 ■ English— Workbook—Grade 4— American Book Co. Webster’s Elementary Dictionary 2.39 ' New Music Horizons, Fourth Book—Silver Burdett Co. - 161 Rental Books Following received at the school by turning in rental fee as listed below: New Times and Places — i-69 Think and Do—Workbook—New Times and Places ........i............... -47 More Times and Place® ... .............. 169 Making Sure of Arithmetic—Silver Burdett Co. LB4 Making Sure of Arithmetic—Workbook—Grade 4 —, -61 I Learn To Write—(Cursive)—Book 4 —E. C. Seale & Co. -29 AlK'lkikl* Renul — $2.95 _____ GRADE V Purchase at Local Bookstore Geography—The American Continent—Silver Burdett Co. ... - — 2.56 Geography—Workbook—The American Continent -7Double Q (QQ) Writing Tablet, Book 4 —— -H, Spelling We Use—Workbook—Grade 5—J. B. Lippincott Co. —— - -‘>4 Health — You — Scott, Foresman & Co. .....-s 2 1 48 Grammar— English, Grade s—American Book Co. ...... ............ 1.6 Z English Workbook—Grade 5 b 5 Science—Working With Science—Ginn and Company New Music Horizons, Fifth Book—Silver Burdett Co. —- I’l Rental Books Fallowing received at the school by turning in rental fee as listed below: New Days and Deeds—Scott, Foresman & Co. 180 Thipk and Do—Workbook, New Days and Deeds ... —- .47 More Days and Deeds—Scott, Foresman & Co. ............ 1.80 Think and Do—Workbook. More Days and Deeds .... -47 Makink Sure of Arithmetic —Silver Burdett Co. ... 184 Making Sure of Arithmetic—Workbook, Grade 5 ... — I Learn to Write (Cursive) E. C. Seale & Co. ..... .......... .29 Rental Fee ...... —................... $3.50 > GPAJJS VI Purchase at Local Bookstore Geography - Old World Lands —Silver Burdett Co. Geography—Workbook—Old World Lands Double Q (QQ) Writing Tablet, Book 4 , — Spelling We Use—Workbook—Grade 6—J. P. Lippincott Co. .... .»4 Grammar— English, Grade 6—American Book Co. ... *. ——l.6 b English Workbook—Grade 6—American Book Co. ... 65 Health—Ypu and Others—Scott, Foresman & Co. —■ Science-New Ideas In Science—Ginn and Company -2; New Music Horizons, Sixth Book—Silver Burdett Co. Rental Books Following received at the, school by turning in rental fee as listed below: • New People and Progress—Scott, Foresman & Co. ............................ 1-80 | Think and Do— Workbook,"Ndw People and Progress 17

kind on a heavy Uiroad. It will avoid the neceaelty of so much ssarchin* through the hutton box. Cake Baking If one usually has trouble in removing a freshly baked cake from its pan, try lining the pan with waxed paper before putting in the batter. * The Cream Pitcher A little butter on the spout of the cream pitcher will make it pour easily, without dripping on the tablecloth. n — — —a Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE I ■■■ 9 Q. When a guest, invited to dinner, finds that it will be impossible for him to arrive at the appointed hour, what is the best thing tor him to do? A. Telephone his host or hostess immediately, explain, and request that they do not wait for him. Q. My fiance wishes to have hia father act as his best man at our I wedding. Is this proper? A. Most certainly It is proper, * and often done. After all, a brlde- > groom’s best friend can very well

be bls father. Q. When visiting * sick friend in a hospital, am I supposed to take a gift? A. This is not an obligation. You can properly do aa you like. L. smith Attorney KSTATM NO. IMUS NOTICE TO AI»L PERSO-NB INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF Jeaale A. Byerly In tilie tUrn>utt Court of Adams , CouiMy In Vamblon 105-5. In the onatter of the Estate of Jessie A Byerly, deceased. Notice ia lieroby given that L<>l« GnahAin and Dwight Byerly as CoExecutors of Ulie above naijiied Outate, has presented and filed their i 'final atvount in final aettletnent of said estate, and that the same will name up tor the examinaUon I and notion of said AdAma Circuit 1 Court on the 20 ot September, I at which time all persons . Interested in said estate are required to appear in Said court and ■ stow cauae. it any there be, why . said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said deceid- • ent and all others interested are aUo required to appear and make proof or their hslrahlp or claim to 1 any part of said estate. ; Lois Graham Personal Representative Dwight ByerTy I Aug. t< Hept. 8 If you havw sometnmg to aen or rooms for rent, try a Democrat ’ Want Ad. It brings results. 1 Trade in • Good Town — Decstm

• More People and Progress—Scott, Foresman & Co. LB9 ■ Think and Do —Workbook, More People and Progress .47 ■ Makink Sure of Arithmetic —Silver Burdett Co. ......... 1.84 • Making Sure of Arithmetic —Workbook, Grade 6 .... .61 11 Learn to Write E C Seale A Cm * —.29 Rental Fee - - 13.50 . GRADE VIII ’ Purchase at Local Bookstore Spelling We Use-Workbook —Grade B—J. B. Lippincott Co. - .54 Double Q (QQ) Writing Tablet .10 Grammar—English, Grade B—American8 —American Book Co. .. — £.76 English Workbook, Grade B—American Book Co. . .. .72 Health —Into'Your Teens —Scott Foresman & Co. 173 U. S. History—'This Is America’s Story—Houghton Mifflin — 3.88 Indiana History—The Story of Indiana —Harlow Publishing Co. — 2.35 Indiana Civics- Fundamentals of Citizenship—Laidlaw Bros. .. . * 2.09 Home Ec. —Sharing Family Living—J. B. Lippincott Co. - 2.52 Agriculture—MacMillian Co. „• __ 2.6 r General Science —Our Environment and How We Adapt Ourselves To It—Allyn and Bacon 2.45 American Music Horizons—Silver Burdett Co) .... . ,_™.— — 2.27 Rental Books Following received at the school by turning in rental fee as listed below: Adventures For Readers—Book 2 —Harcourt.«Brace & Co. 2.74 Making Sure of Arithmetic—Silver Burdett Co. .. 1.84 Making Sure of Arithmetic—Workbook—Grade 8 .. .61 I Learn to Write— (Cursive)—E. C- Seale & Co. ... .29 Building For Safe Living—D. C. Heath ....... ... .................. .86 ! ' Rental Fee .... 33.13 GRADE VII Purchase at Local Bookstore ' Spelling We Use—Workbook—Grade 7—J. B. Lippincott Co. .54 Doubled} (QQ) Writing Tablet, Book 4 ...... .10 Grammar —English Grade 7—American Book Co.—-- .. .... 1.69 English Workbook—Grade 7, —American Book Co. ... .65 Health—You’re Growing Up—Scott, Forssman & Co. ..... 1.73 Geography— A World View —Silver Burdett Co. 1 2.88 Geography Workbook —A World View ......... ........ .76 U. S, History—This Is America’s Story—Houghton Mifflin ... 2.88 Indiana History—The Story of Indiana —Harlow*, Publishing Co. ... 2.35 Home Ec. —Sharing Family Living—J, B. Lippincott Co. .......................... 2.52 Agriculture—MacMillan Co. — ....... ........... 2.67 General Science : - ; -Our Environment —Its Relation To Us—Allyn and bacon ....... 2.34 American Music Horizons—Silver Burdett Co. ... 2.27 „ Rental Books Following received at the school by turning in rental fee as listed below: Adventures For Readers—Book I—Harcourt.1 —Harcourt. Brace & Co. ............ 2.74 Making Sure of Arithmetic —Silver Burdett Co. ....... 1.84 Making Sure of Arithmetic —Workbook —Grade 7 ................’ —.61 I Learn to Write —(Cursive)—E- C. Seale & Co. .. ,29 Rental Fee j $2.27 HIGHSCHOOL First Course in Algebra—D. C. Heath & Co. $2.16 Second Course In Algebra—D. C. Heath & Co. 1.......... : 2.23 Plane Geometry—Benj. H. Sanborn Co. ..... 233 Solid Geometry—Benj. H. Sanborn Co. — ......... r _ 22? Mathematics In Daily Use—Grade 9—(Revised)—D. C. Heath_4L-Co. _ 1.98 Trigonometry for Secondary Schools—D. C. Heat£ A Co. ....... 2.67 World History—Laidlow Bros., Inc. — ...... JT. ... ... 3.9?World Geography—South-Western Co. ....... ..... 2.52 Applied Economic#—(Fourth Edition)—South-Western Co. .i_ ..... 2.16 Our Changing Social Order (Revised 3rd Edition)— D. C. Heath & Co. 3.13 United States History—Houghton-Mifflin Co. .............. ..... 3.56 U. S. Government —Row. Peterson & Co. .... „ 3.42 Latin for American# —Ist book—MacMillan Co. ... .... 2.52 Latin for Americans—2nd book—MacMillan-Go.- 3.06 French —Book I—Harcourt, Brace & Co. , 1 French —Book II —Harcourt, Brace & Co. English In Action I —I). C. Heath & Co. ............. 2.16 English In Action 11—1). C. Heath & Co.' ...-.....^........2.16 English In Action HI—I). C. Heath & Co. 2.16 English In Action IV —I). C. Heath & Co. _ 2.16 Adventures In Reading—(Mercury Edition) Harcourt, Brace & Co. 3.06 Adventures In Appreciation—(Mercury Edition)—Harcourt. Brace & Co. 3.24 Adventures In American Literature—(Mercury Edition) — Harcourt, Brace & Co. _ 3.38 Adventures In English Literature —(Mercury Edition)—Harcourt, Brace & Co. -. Your Speech and Mine —Lyons and Carnahan 2.30 Spelling Grade 9 —Common Words for Secondary Schools—Charles E. Merrill <B7 - Spelling Grades 10-12— Word Studies. 3rd Edition—South-Western Cg. .....1.19 Effective Business English—South-Western Co. : 2,15“ ♦Business Arithmetic —Fifth Edition —JSouth-Western Co. ...... 2.16 General Business—Grades 9-10—South-Western Go. .......... 2.16 20th Century Bookkeeping & Accounting, Ist year- South-Western Co: 1 ***...... L_. 2.31 2l)th Century Bookkeeping & Accounting, Advanced—South-Western Co. 2.31 Gregg Shorthand Manual Simplified:—Gregg Publishing-C0r—2.09 Gregg Shorthand Manual Simplified, Functional—Gregg Publishing Co. 2.30 Applied Business Law —South-Western Co. 216 20th Century Typewriting—Elem. Course—South-Western Qb. 1.7 - 20th Century 1 ■Typewriting—Complete^-South-Western Co. 2.30 Biology—Allyn & Bacon. Inc, ......—3.67 Physics—Oinn & Company —.............j........ 3.39 New World of Chemistry- Silver Burdett Co. 3.19 i Your Health and Safety—Harcourt, Brace & C 0..—................... 2.88 Effects of Alcoholic Drinks, Tobacco, Sedatives & Narcotics—Wheeler. Pub. Co 1.76 Units in Hand Woodworking. Grade 9—i.McCormick-Mathers ... .90 General Shop Handbook 10-12—Chas. A. Bennett 1.14 Livestock & Management—J. B. Lippincott Co. 3.06 Raising Livestock—McGraw-Hill Book Co# 3.24 Field Crops Management—J. B. Lippincott Co. ................................. 3.0,6 Using and Managing Soils—McGraw-Hill Book Co. 2.88 Starting and Managing a Farm—‘McGraw-Hill Book Co. 2.52 Elements of Farm Management—Prentice-Hall. Inc.'.s 4.56 • Farm Business Management -J. B. Lippincott Co. J.---... ..... ._ 3.06 Everyday Foods—Houghton Mifflin .... i .... 2.67 floods for Better Living- J. B. Lippincott Co. , -j ss Today’s Clothing—J. B. Lippincott. Co. r — ... 3.06 Clothing for Girls—j Re vised)—D. C. Heath & Co. 2.67 American Red’Cross Home-Nursing— Co. .t .58 Simplified Nursing—J. B. Lippincott Qd. ..........— ..... 3.60 Today’s Home Living—J. B. Lippincott, Co. ... ..... 3.16 Child Care and Guidance—J. B. Lippincott Co. . — ’. 2.70 Everyday Safety—Lyons and Carnahan ... ...t...... ... 1.59 How Shall We-Drive—Wheeler . Pub. Co. ... 2..... 1.62 The Winston Dictionary for Schools—John C. Winston Co. ...». ■. 2.52 ** G. M. GILXBILL. Superintendent ‘ Adams County Schools. > ~ : " . ■ ■ : •»«

"Man From Laramie" Is Feature Show At Adams “The Ma® from Laramie” starring James Stewart, one of the nation’s current top hits, is the attraction at the Adams theater Sunday & Monday, ushering in another week of all Technicolor pictures. Based on a popular Saiturday Evening Post serial. “Man from Laramie” was photographed in Cinemascope on location in New Mexico. Others in the cast are Arthur Kennedy, Cathy O’Donnell, Donald Crisp and Alex Nicol. Requiring two and a half years to make, “This Island Earth” showing at the Adams Tuas. Wed & Thurs. has been acclaimed as the best science-fiction picture to reach tlhe screen. This fantastic glimpse Into the future has been filmed in color and the cast includes Jeff Morrow, Faith Domergue and Rex Reason. — , “Road To Denver” showing at the Adams next Fri. & Sat. is super [deluxe Western adventure photographed in color and featuring such outstanding performers as John Payne, Mona Freeman, Lee J. Cobb and Skip Homier.

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Area Man Surrenders 1 For FBI Questioning FORT WAYNE. Ind. (INS) A 33year old Indiana eailor was held today in Allen county j*U at Fort Wayne for Ashtabula, O. author ities. Richard Fay Carlo, of Hartford City, Ind. surrendered to hie home town police Friday when he learned that the FBI was seeking him bn a warrant charging unlawful» flight to avoid prosecution. Ashtabula authorities asked the FBI to locate Carlo for questioning about the death of Charles V. McCarty, 29, of Detroit, who was found dead in the Lake Erie harbor at Ashtabzula July 28. ■ ■ t It you have something to sail o» f rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It bring# results.

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