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Wtsdnesday,
August
.30,
,1933
TIAIBBR
RROM
RUSSIA
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t4-.
-,rL,il.l,tl-.J.l.,
WHIFFLETS
JFrom
the
Waterfront
on
the
"Two
peaKs
-canics
last
Saturday
beln'g
later
reletrsed
by
the
authorities
from
they
were
.fishing
for
halibut
after
the
.
dose
.of
tbe
halibut
season
,ln
District
No.
2.
turned
over
to
the
I
.department
,
some
three
-hundred
.
pounds
xOf
haiibnt-eah
.which
the
Chum.mn
on
.Islands
Due
Soon
.master
of
the
tkWO.weQjs.ecplaln-$alyge
Princess
Chantes.PniH-
,they!had.cajighth.ije.fishlng
(or
Alaska
CHlsers
.IJorne.
..WatJc
cod.
4
Union
steamer
CatalaCapt.
A-
E-i
ItxligvInt
couple
fdysln
.Dckson.
which
arrived
In
port
a,t
-PgTt
aft?r,dellxetio
a
Jqad
pf
sal-115
yesterday
.afterppon
from
.An-
luon
tcom'the
Horthnd
Uplilng
yox.
Stewart
a.nd
other
northern
groupds
to
the
.Canadian
fWPK
poinU.
sailing
apoyt
half
an
hour
.po.t.Bmed4e.
the
lasttjmker
later
.for
Vancouver
apd
wayport.
JfaldKQlrL
Capt
;l?tuy
White
with
had
on
board
a
nulnber
of
workers
Alfred
Adams
aboard
as
fish
buyer,
from
Naas
River
canneries,
.whjch
.
fef
t
.-Jajt
Ight
on
it
return
to
the
have
now
been
etosed
for
the
sea-
.,Quen,partotte;IsiancU.
The
Brad-ton.
golne-eouthsfoT'the
winter.
Af-
bury
ti
.Yejf
paqker
B.
and
Y
.
of
cans.
Of
fh
is
Mill
reported
at
or)h
.-
Island
and
the
packet,
it
U
egpec-for
the
odd
few
at
the
ted.
will
.make
at
least
two
or
three
Ltjtievrnn
of
chum
salmon
raore
trips
before
ceasing
opera-ftnade)
tUPPeranca,a9lfcM',
thf
eason.
.
Onaflotte
JsMnda.
ac-
-r
?raing
-to
oillclal
reporu
.received
tiKipper
ujarry
.wara
returned
to
here.
It
is.
of
course,
little
early
.port
on
-Sunday
night
with
party
i&s,yet
to.
expect
.the
run.
If
toe
afjsr
a
,yefy
.enjoyable
Jen-day
chum
run
devJ9psn
the
-Wands
cruise
In
Alaska
waters
as
far
north
'tflhextent
.expected,
It
is
under-
Juneau
with
the
power
cruiser
stood
-.that
a
number
of
selneboajs
Bonania.
-The
scenery
was
-some-Awlll
,tngag
IP
flning
there
fpr
nat
blotted
put
by
rain
during
tbe
mainland
tanneries.
first
few
days
of
the
trip
but
splen-
.,
dld-wtber
for
the
most
of
the
re-
VITS
PASS
KESQbUTION
from
pave
oim)
-irM
iPntvlrlp
fnlr
.for
all
--..
m
.
v
I.
Who
are
placed
on
relief
work:
'I
di
Provide
full
and
adequate
protection
for
jjngje
..wopie.n
yajid
girls:
-
2.
vrhat
all
rellef
work
ln
camps
be
carried.oiitiuuderttbe.dlrecyon
...
$5.oo
.wJjnjprYisiQn
jat
jm4ll0ed.qixil
jap
jO
bodies.
Second
Vyhereas
the
problemsyCf
production
and
transportation
ha
ye
been
developed
to
vthe
highest
stage
of
perfection
and
yet
we
flqd
stagnation
and
starvation
In
our-mldto
it
would
appear
that
our
present
monetary
systenvhas'falled
to
pro
vide
.for
proper
distribution
of
h.e
Iprodus
wj4eh
,are
so
.efficiently
tp
reduced
a.nd
transported,
we
rthereore
usehat:
The
monetary
system
be
revised
and
that
-the
federal
government
nationalize
the
bgnkirg
system
of
Canada
jand
rpse,qe-,for
(telf
the
sole
right
to
the
issuance
of
cur-
Most
people
in
Canada
will
beWith
Premier
Bennett
in
rency
and.credit.
asking
Great
Britain
to
.prevent
the
dumningvof
Russian
rhJni
Jgrriber
iptt
jie
British
market
tptthe
e,clus.ipn,of
-.Canadian
whereas
the
,ireninious
timo-luhiber.
Any
Empire
agreements
do
nottpiean
much
if
losicpUdsvsJspwepte
tlt
ivve
oc-thtty
do
not
cover
such
a
case
as
this.
currjd
ln
iwwt
.ora.
and
,wieh
,knop
hmv
the
Russian
lumbar
is
produced
ySZS
W-what
is
practically
-serf'labor.undor
abominable
condi-
dispii
.ti?-huinap
wm
pre
tions
which
would
not
be
olQi:1ted
in
Canada.
To
allow
viqusiy,nec.ary
in
protlvwuve
and
this
class
of
la,bor
to.oust
Canadians
from
their
jobs
is
not
operative
capacities
qd
raake
ne
'in
'line
with
the
spirit
or
the
letter
of
the
Ottawa
agree-
"sswy
adjustments
.of
the
.hWBi
ment
The
threat
of
the
premier
that
the
whole
-Ottawa
"''NH?"
agreement
might-be
jeopardized
indicates
that
it
was
but
"ffifiXtS
a
flimsy
structure
.that
was
raised
at
Ottawa.
If
it
does
not
hqur
day
,and
j
fweday
eejc
(be
cover
a
ease
such.a.s
this
it
is
quite
useless.
adRted'.thr'owghwt
the
.Dominion
oficanapXand
that
Jt
.bepfQrced
IRISH
AGAIN
FIGHTING
by
ieuwt.
Thoe
Triih
man
ceriainij
certainlv
do
Qo
love
ioeio
to
f
iigni.
ieht
Jut
uu.inou
now
thev
me
art
are
u
pr
Vbpua
f
qf
iaborbeo
j,
.
?)oc-Ano.e
having
afme
little
scrap
among
themselves
an
regard
to
a
borivabiympioied:
new
fascist
movement
lesined,
according
to
some
auth-
nd.tha,t.ii
overtime
Qdp-orities,
to.
capture
the
reins
of
government.
To
differen-
wrkpe.aboiiihtdthyute.of
tlie
tiate
the
movement
from
others
of
a
similar
nature
the
fewUqwMMBt
blue
shirts
was
the
badge
worn.
These
blue
ehirts
-have
lieen
banned
by
the
de
Valera
administration
but
a
-ban
means
.little
tptan
Ir,ihman.
It
simjilypprs
him
.
on
to
do
that
which
is
forbidden.
p.
(at-fftjat
the
.age
pf
nUf.iig
school
'be
raised
tp
eighteen
years
eduoAUopitobe-f
ree-io
that
age
i
.
4
b)
(That
r
system
of
national
Insurance
be
instituted
covering
sickness,
.accidepts.
unemployment.
Dr.
and
Mcs.ifl.
O-rUrge
left
at
Mfi
Completely
compensated
southerly
.wind:
uXehon
ba.rpmetr.
:.the
nd
of
the
,rjc
aboard
the
Three
or
four
days
were
Vditr
....
.
.
rAnt
of
the
Aia.iron
onat
,-ipie
isiana
overcast.ci
puwer
etu..er
.ounowim
w
,J1
-
smooth.
cruise
s
larinwn
as
etnlKanr,w,,
twiui
m
merest,
a
with
a
call
at-Port-Slmpson
as
wJI.
rM
W
,nde
at
Taku
.Olacler.
In
addition
to
the
fipctor
arul.Ws
H"rnber.
if
,the
.party
found
the
wlfe.Mls'Ireneiltehfll,
JolniVa.
A'n'knn
folk
fo.be
very
genial
hosts
lamson
and
Master
Allan
Large
.rho
werereperous
with
their
hos-niade
the
UJp.
Tje
pary
returned
'fIHy
and
.courtesies
generally.
In
Io,port
late
iast.nlght.
.
.J.WiWip
totHairv
those
making
the
'
txk)
were
Hubert
Ward.
Miss
,Capt-
W..P.
Armour..
hsadjoftihe
Dlnche
.Gurtln.
Miss
Lorna
Mc-Armqjura.ltage,C..
watatiyifed
b,y
'Laren''BllHarold.and
Miss
Suzanne
wire
yesterpy
4ba,tfthe
company's
wrd.
big
power
(yg
Salvage
Princess
f
.
.was,
remaining
on
the
'Mt.goiTt
M
M.
,8tqoben
cd
his
guest,
Kot
.Vancouver
Isnd
to
epgage
in
Fred
Burgess
-of
.Vancouver,
re-pychard
pacWqa.
the
rim
of
plj-
,l,T!d
Yterdav
fr&m
a
fjshlrjg
hards
4vvJng
.now
jiut
(p
an
ap-
lUntp'Wni:HOanal.rhe.vhad
eood
pearance
there
after
having
Jen
'''
wir.
uurgesa
returned
to
.
.
......
..
.
r
'.
.
1
delayed.
It
had
been
the
intention,
van-wiver
en
tr.e
steamer
Catala
iiu
Rose
hum:
Spit,
ojjiu.
wtucii
ran
tan
foul
iuiuui
of
ujc
U)e
ed
eo
to
U)
the
ine
city
city
fUljlij
fm.H..
.patrol
stcAmer
Malaaplna.
.1,1
this
morning.
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
PointCloudy,
light
!9.82:
Langara
IsIand-rQvercast,
calm
sea'mooth.
fTerrace
Cloudy,
east
wjnd,
,58.
Anyox-Cloudy.
south
wind.
54.
StevwarWCloudy.
calm,
51.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
53.
8mJthers
Pa,rt
cloudy,
wlm,,
I?urns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
51.
10CAL
NEWS
Miss
Agnes
McQuillan
of
the
Post
Office
staff,
-who
has
4een
on
a
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
in-law
of
.apparent
Jailutef
tjlay
afternoon.
""a
'l"'
the
pycbard.rupp'n.
the
Jejt
Coast.
'
1
Parkr
S.-Bonney,
logging
super-
to
return
the
Salvage
'Princess
0
Mlm
Lillian
llalllwell
tOf
.Borden
Intendent
.for
thi.
Pnpffir.
vim.
i
THE
DAU.Y
NITWB
Wednesday.
Ai
1931
-
,
'
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And
They
Rave
About
Helen
JacDbs'
Shorts
i,jujuijf-i.a-jm.ji"j-
il
ma
mm
superannuation
and
death,
such
in-
siirapce
to
be
contributory
and
Scotch
Stjt
Captures
.r
CQmRqlsory
forll.
,wwni
.1.1,011
,Wim-
allegatlons
tl)at
.
"t
r"
aM
.
.
.
pionhlP
fifty
tfv4?
joars.
iAnd:flnaJly.wejirge
thata.pco-
'QW?
p?D8
m
aMjZ
note
wno
are
experts
on
finance,
credit,
insurance,
trade,
commerce.
tariffs,
industry,
transportation
and
public
works,
be
established
as
an
advisory
-body
to
the
government.
Is
JJn.decjed
po
tLocal
Candidate
ter,
leaving
here,
the
.Catala
called
,Qapt
,D9n
.Yejf.
was
also
ln
ptrt
.
,
.
.
at
Cawlar
cannery
in
the
Skeena
yesterday
on
IU
way
from
Buteda.le
JlnL
7y,i
n
Vancouver.
Slough,
which
has
now
closed,
to
to
the
Wands,
having
arrived.
earjy
Pr-KI"w
;0I
he
Bo.wserDQnagy
plejc
up
the
vw
.and
take
them
jwday
morning
from
the
plapt
Wn-jtjr.
itoed
.lt
wuth
and
Alston
oannw
on
down
the
opast
and
iwvlna
Ujte
reached
7
in
h
T
of
T
1
.
tne
5keuatorfJlscriarge.
8,000
cases
twijing
for
the.IsJUnds.
A
fair
run
Bowser
Organizer
the-matter
placing
a
candidate
iJn
the
fiejd
for
.Prince
flupett
riding
at
Ahe
forthcrnJn
prqvlpcjia.1
election.
Mr.Merryfie4d..wpp
artlvedjnthe
city
Monday
from
the
interior,
,w,tll
pay
a
visit
to
Anyox
iid
Stewart
,ln
Atlin'
riding
before
returning
to
Vancouver.
It
is
understood
that
a
Bowsercandldate
will
be
placed
in
th,e
jleld
in
Atlln.
,
championship
here
with
383
stroke
for
the
72-ble
:trse
Forty-thrs
years
o)d
bat
Sjinaaklog
his
wood
,uid
Irons
wtth
deadly
cwfMcocy
and
.brilKaice.
lUs
ft
ally
emerged
the
winner
over
a
record-breaking
field
of
30
starters.
Baseball
Scores
NaUooaULcatve
St.
Louis
0-2.
New
,York
3-0.
Chicago
-6-6,
Brooklyn
13-2.
PitUburg
4.
Philadelphia
1.
American
League
'Nftw
York
11.
IHtroM0.
Philadelphia
5.
Ghiqoap
"i-Bpaioh.
St
LouU
iD-ci.
VYaahington
1-2.
Cleveland
p-7.
.International
League
.Rohter
9.
BuffaIo4.
-Montreal
4.
Toronto
-3.
Baltimore.
13-8
Jersey
CUy.8,i.
Newark
8-11.
Albany
M,
American
Association
iJlnncapoli.';
3,
MUjmukee
1.
pp:iari!POll
8
Tdjado
2.
Louisville
0.
Columbus
7.
Baseball
Standings
ATIPNAL.LEAOUK
,W.
,L.
liiew
Olc
12
47
Boston
..
68
5
tChlcogp
.
.,C8
'
"57
..PJtUburg
.
;fl
,
tSt.
iLoiils
C0
'
Brooklyn
..51
tC0
Philadelphia
...
Jo
.Qiueinnati
p
-7C
AMERICAN
LEARUP
Washington
J2
43
New
York
.73
.
50
Clevend
W
1&
Philadelphia
i
63
Detroit
3
CO
Chicago
..eq
67
Boston
'..
54
73
;St.
Louis
47
82
NOW
EVEN
N.
It
A.
Squares
Count
With
Elks
In
City
rbjr-eff
Series
The
.Canadian
National
Jte-creation
AuocUtion.suf
tballitram
last.nifht
staged
a.rome-batk
In
the
city
chanipivuliip
pUy-vff
-MrrtM
by
taking.
tle
cond
.game
.from
the
Elks
iy
a
score
of
1-Jito
.square
.up
the
count
(oblate.
The
Elk
blew
up
rather
badly
Jn-Hie
first
limine
and
theiT.
N.
It.
A.
cted
three,
ruavjthile.Uie
Elks
got
their
unly.run
lnitlif'Jast
half
of
.the
firstifnning.
flheiCOi.
K.
.
iHeeled
An?
rnp
In
the
seventh
and
tup
juore
in
the
fithth
.Inning
and
although
,
the
,F.lk
jn-innod
o
,g
et
JUe
Uae
loaded
with
no
men
down
In
the
last
of
the
eighth
they
did
net
seore
a
mart.
Batteries
for
the
.Elk
were
Stene
and
!ludinch
and
for
the
C.
N.
K.
A..
Pitcher
and
Grdde.
The
third
and
deciding
game
will
be
played
on
Thursday
n'"t
and,
Judtirts
f(Qm
the
plav
of
the
flnt
two
ra.mn.
It
should
4e
a
battle
from
start
to
finish.
The
Letter
Box
IIOl'K-TO
WIN
Editor.
Dally
News;-
In
behalf
of
a
correct
rendering
of
matters
having
reference
to
the
present
political
battle
waged
by
the
C.
C.
F.
ln
behalf
of
labor
I
find
iPet.
myself
compelled
to
cajl
your
at--.605
tentlon
to
the
Ill-timed
setttrlg
you
.553
have
given
to
the
C.
C.
F.
lii
your
.544
editorial
of
last
evening
tthe
29th
541
instant),
hi
the
following
words,
"it)
528
has
been
seml-Q(flcialh
announced
,425
that
the
C.
C.
F.
is
making
a
demon-
.413
stratlon
of
its
atrangth
rather
thap
Vi
expecting
to
win
,a
majority
of
seats."
!
.650
In
ttys
Instance
finding
that
j5p3
your
informa.tlqn
.respecting
toe
515
movements
nnd
objectlve'of
the
b.
.492
C.
F.
Is
so
badly
at
.fault
you
wlU
.488
not
mind
my
correcting
the
incor-.472
rect
setting
by
saying
that
it
Is
not
.425
the
purpose
of
the
C.Q.
F.
to
make
.304
grand-stand
play
p,r
demonstration
in
matters
as
stated
by
you,
bjit
to
F.
,W.
WoKh.
manatteruif,the.Pio.
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peer
Lajuudry.
who
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been
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elsewhere,
in
.the
south.,
return-
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Ocean
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from
Van-
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in
nocboter.Mlnn..
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Dorothy
Patraere,
who
has
for
a
medical
exatnlnatlop,
returned
.been
snendlnn
a
liolldav
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m
and
which
on
the
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west
via
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me
souin
on
tlie
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at
orgs
this
morning.
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are
golu--
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tv
m-
.bort.
on
ilvivn
'cwv
US
:.y.
na
'!i4in;.
.n
.u
thr.
year'
tournament
But
Caiudan
girls
were
far
ahead
of
their
America
i
sister
Tennis
vhoru
mdr
trteir
apptaranoe
)n
the
GanadUn
championships
at
Vancouver,
many
at
the
Mir
ranteu
u
teUthUng
the
petater-
with
their
gratful
attrrc.
Prom
Uft
to
rtfht
they
re:
Vila
lrtne
Church.
Seattle.
Mrs.
Bob
.Laird
Los
Angeles;
Mrs.
MatoeMoth.
Miw
Vet
Otea
and
Mrs
Irene
riemlng.
Vancouver
;
English
Girl
!
Swims
Channel
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Sunny
La
wry
of
MantheUrl
.Make
CnxMlng
In
Hfteer
and
Thrte-quattH'
Hours
;
DOVrR
Kasdaad.
August
30
'Co-,adian
Press
1-The
Bnjrtter.
Chan-
0l
was
ro.iquered
for
the
first
1
time
this
year
yestrroay
when
Miss
ISsutny
Uwry.
22-year
old
Man-
cfceter
girl,
arrived
at
Southfow
land
afur
asrimlmnfl
from
Cape
Oris
Met.
ln
about
15V
bouts
Local
Softball
Team
is
Going
ToPort
Simpson
A
apftboll
team
-preMnini'
P((n,Jtifpert
wjil
go
In
Portip
son
op
the
C.
1.
ft.
excursion
on
8iHay
to
play
11
tsro-Baae
aerlr
against
an
all-iUr
Port
Simpson
tf.am
Aged
Cyclist
is
Killed
as
Result
Of
Car
.Collision
LOB
ANQELE8,
Auf.
M:-Ap-drew
Thompaati,
78
.year
old
mall
artr,
dlad
as
a
mult
of
Injuries
sustained
Saturday
.when
a,blcyqle
fee
was
raring
down
a
hill
collided
with
an
automobile.
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.
1
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J!
Ground
Made
(o
Cut-Ukc
iNcw
Star
Welding
IMionc813
The
AUCTIONEER
Packing.
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Qeneral
Furnture
ftcpalri
List
your
goods
with
tne
Phone
;Hltk
120
OKO.
J.
DAWE8
NORMAN
AND
ROOSEVELT
Metictary
Policy
to
be
1)1-..
ussed
i,,
V.
8.
President
and
i:njllh
,IUnker
,
IIYUE.
PARK.
Aug.
o
,
Ity
of
the
stablllzatloii
AmUcan
.eturenclen
wi!
i
ru-s(1
at
h
inference
!is
wok
tMlwen
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in
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cooewlt
aivd
v
f::ii4.
goverQor
of
tt..-Kngliind
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m
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a
few
day.
ago
twm
Kn
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pet
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the
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return
d
on
the
Prince
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m
from
m
brief
twiiii
ss
wuvor
KARE
Opportunity
For
Finest
Tailor-Made
Suits
We
all
are
tireo"
.
f
cloUws.
now
win
.n.
and
depression
h..
the
and
We
Uki-
ti
tunity
to
offer
u,
u-rtreawd
pubhr
our
Ui.
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Worsted.
Indi(oSrr(f.
JtUrney,
lieathethlll
and
oi
hound
jHffdf,
llannrls,
tic
At
a
blffer
savig
u,
.
was
experienced
id
P
past.
Ucc.
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ItefS'ijltiT-.
Special
for
lteg.414lTtT-
$32
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$42
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pik
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The
high
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r
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Ave.
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,
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En)oy
tht-
futi
se.i-son
with
your
sr
tuned
to
maximum
efficiency.
We
ran
lnire
you
0f
this
by
having
ypur
set
ione
over
w.
and
ad-Justed
to
first
rlus.t
condition,
as
inefficient
operation
U
a
poor
Investment
Battery
sets
modernized
with
the
new
feonontlcal
two
volt
tubes.
Superior
Radip
Service
331
Second
Avenue
I
Phone
Blue
320
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