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middle of this summer we'll have made up with Harry Truman and such as making party favors and five and one-half to six million all's well again after that ex- decorations, art needlework, finsets. But dag-gone, we'll always clusive interview. . George terior decorating, or commereial ‘have radio.” J Shearing, blind British pianist grt. = “Our tests show that’ Saturday who worked for eatin’ money on Your solution may be in getting

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