Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
6,
1&54
PERSONALS
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1
,
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I
1
Czechoslovakia
Facing
All-Red
Regime
by
1956
By
IVILIiELM
KKASSKR
Union
la
shown
by
foreign
trade
VIENNA
Reu'.ers)
Czecho-
figures.
Slovakia
is
being
groomed,
politi-j
Wnlle
Czechoslovakia
imports
cally
and
economic.
for;from
the
Soviet
,Jllion
were
6g
eventual
incorporation
in
thelner
ont.
nf
he,
,!
i,,
.
I
I
,
i
1
x
-
r
n
)ht,
in-a
f
Union
of
Soviet
Socialist
Repub-
1,947,
they
had
reacned
6
4
.t
lies,
observers
here
believe.
cent
l.v
1952.
Rimilariv
r.L.
4
,
3
Th,
constitution
is
being
Slovakia's
exports
to
the
Soviet
jf
remodelled
on
Russian
lme
iuu
union
Increased
from
4
9
per
"
1
n
every
phase
of
Czech
li
and
,
,.
In
1047
11
.
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre
officers
were
Interest!
to
learn
of
the
arrival
here
yesterday
of
i
Mr.
Ian
Dobble,
one-time
dlrec-
tor
of
the
Totem
Theatre
In
!
Vancouver
and
widely-experlen-
I
ced
in
the
theatrical
field.
j
The
Engllsh-boiii
actor,
who'
has
come
to
Prince
Rupert
for
"a
change
of
environment,"
started
his
drama
career
In
England
and
then
travelled
to
New
,
York
where
he
played
In
"off-
'
Broadway"
experimental
groups.
He
moved
to
Vancouver
In
1948
to
become
professional
director
of
the
Vancouver
Little
Theatre.
Two
years
ago
he
took
over
direction
of
Totem
Theatre,
leaving
in
June
to
direct
the
Canadian
Players
In
Montreal,
He
plans
to
visit
Europe
on
holiday
next
August
before
returning
to
England
to
work
in
.
j
industry
Russian
methods
and
1992.
:
A
advisers
are
being
brought
in
to!
n,r.,.,
.
.
.
"
I
tell
the
Czechs
how
to
do
thinTa1
g
Be,ore
the
wir.
Czechoslovak
'
the
PoissSn
way
I
tra,e
wa"
with
the
Wert.
t
The
Czech
brewers,
famous
for
1
"oviet
orders,
a
great
part
certuries
for
Uwlr
beer,
were0'
Czechoslovakia's
industry
was
-
j
it
H
V.
v-
v
-
'
1
.
'
v.
-
a
sent
to
Russia
to
learn
brewing
I
.
"
-avj
menu
gooas
!
a
o
1--
,
,
.
for
Russian
ns
1
n
xiuft:mu
aiso
nas
oeeri
pp-j
'
pointed
technical
adviser
to
the'
Tne
concentration
on
the
Czech
beet
sugar
industry
even
j
heavy
industries
has
left
the
though
it
was
Czechs
who
start-
'
production
of
consumer
goods,
ed
the
beet
sugar
Industry
In
j
formerly
Czechoslovakia's
chief
Russia
early
in
this
century.
j
articles
of
trade,
inadequate
even
Meanwhile
the
process
of
as-1
'or
''fne
consumption.
-
i
."1
1
L'ii
UsJt.
ttt.
ft
ihJ.
.
,
j
his
own
theatre.
-
.
-
He
expects
to
remain
in
Prince
Rupert
for
several
wr.ths.
,I,A
IS
WELL
REriiESEXTED
on
a
United
Slates
television
network
program
originating
w
York.
Three
internationally-known
Canadian
entertainers
and
announcer
Warren
Hull
nadian
decent,
appeared
together
on
the
pragram.
"Strike
It
Rich."
Left
to
right-
Dorothy
s
of
Windsor.
Out;
Giscle
MacKenzie,
St.
Boniface.
Man.;
Barbara
Ann
Scott
of
Ottawa
similation
is
continuing.
Already!
,
"
""
j
the
Czechaslovak
constitution
Tr'C
Aj-tfL-
1
has
been
remodelled
on
Soviet
I
I'liO
vYCCrV
I
llnes
Xecion
Auxiiiarv
monthly
I
MOVIES
AND
BOOKS"
I
meeUn
tomorrow
night.
In-
j
The
army
has
senior
Soviet
'!
stailation
of
officers.-
j
officers
in
charge
of
Its
training
j
'
roronto,
and
Mr.
Hull.
Miss
Collins
and
Miss
MacKenzie
are
regular
performers
on
the
,rk
program,
xour
niv
raraue,
ana
miss
scott
is
the
star
of
r
touring
Ice
show.
Canadian
National
Railways
officials
arriving
here
on
business
this
morning
were
J.
J.
Bea-han
of
Vancouver,
manager
for
the
B
C
district
his
secretary.
1
and
organization,
and
wears
the
Executive
of
the
Prince
Hu
I
Jack
Fraser
and
J.
A.
Duff
of
fee
Canadians
Have
Paintings
A
PATIEKT
at
Hamilton's
Mountain
Sanatorium,
Emile
Sutherland,
a
blind
Indian
girl
from
Port
Aiuany,
Ont.,
had
her
Christmas
season
brightened
by
a
visit
from
a
member
of
the
famed
RCMP.
Constable
David
Crimp
of
the
Hamilton
detachment
brought
Emilie
a
doll
and
Erniiie
"sees"
him,
in
full
uniform,
with
her
sensitive
hands.
!
K.rr.s
type
of
uniform,
uses
the
j
pert
Film
Club
same
weapons,
diill
and
even
1
o'clock
tonight
mects-
t
I
at
the
Civic
Vancouver,
Industrial
agent
for
B.C.
words
of
command
as
the
Red
Centre.
Fashionable
New
York
Galleries
army.
The
schools
are
using
more
ard
more
translations
of
Soviet'
text
books
Noted
Furrier
Says
Buying
More
and
more
Soviet
movies,'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bob
Parsons
and
small
daughter,
of
Lethbrldge,
Alta.,
have
been
visiting
here
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Parsons,
935
Ambrose
Avenue.
They
plan
to
leave
for
home
tomorrow
night
by
train.
YORK
(CP)
This
is
simultaneously.
Art
dealers
are
:ni
of
a
Canadian
week
unable
to
recall
that
ever
hap-fashionable
art
galleries
pening
before.
York's
57th
Street.
Roloff
Beny
of
Lethbrldge
Canadian
painters,
u
i
has
a
big
showing
of
oils,
water
or
and
two
Montrealers,
colors
and
drawings
at
the
no-man
shows
running
Knoedler
Oalleries;
'
Jean-Paul
Mink
like
Buying
House'
in
their
original
language
with
Czech
or
Slovak
sub-titie
are
being
shown.
.
'
The
indications
are
that
the
date
?t
for
the
completion
of
the
process
of
incorporation
Is
1958..'
Riopelle's
massive
coloramas
are
at
the
Pierre
Matisse
Gallery,
and
Paul-Emile
Borduas
has
the
Passedoit
Gallery
to
himself.
All
three
paint
in
terms
of
symbolism
or
mysticism:
their
appeal
is
to
the
initiated,
rather
than
to
those
who
like
pictorial
form
in
their
art.
TAKES
BIBLE
THEME
As
a
theme
for
10
striklns
By
WALTER
CRAY
"Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
TORONTO
(CP)
A
bevy
of
n
i
Winulci
Mi
i
1
recede
i
oneijmoon
dolls
draped
In
mink
sashayed
For,
although
Czechoslovakia's
!
current
five-year
plan
ended
1
definitely,
.
she
knew
what
he
was
talking
about.
With
a
flick
of
a
shoulder
she
let
$!O.OC0
worth
of
imperial
pastel
mink
ripple
as
casually
as
housewife
shrugs
off
her
apron
after
doing
the
supper
dishes.
Courtot
and
his
models
were
displaying
some
of
his
hish-
1
V
1
3,
lo
JSt,
nluntrnman
A
corporal
and
two
constables
of
the
RCMP
also
arrived
on
the
George
today
to'
take
'up
duties,
here
and
at
Smlthers.
Cpl.
R.
Wildgoose
and
his
wife,
formerly
stationed
In
the
Hazelton
district
and
later
at
Winnipeg
Beach,
Man.,-
and
Cst.
Ken
Tubman
from
Trail,
Di;e.
31,
thpre
is
to
be
no
new
five-year
plan
until
1650."
the
year
the
Soviet
Union's
own
next
'canvases,
Beny
has
gone
to
the
'
r
'
.
"A"
'
ii
-
v
z.
;
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r.
t
.
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4x
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;
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V'
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k
.3
5.1,
five-year
plan
Is
due
to
start.
along
t
runway.
They
moved
in
time"
to
the
words,
almost
musical
In
their
intonation,
of
Jean
Courtot
internationally-known
furrier.
'
"You
must
..
never
look
as
though
the
fur
Is
taking
you
for
a
walk.
You
must
be
taking
a
walk
with
your
fur."
Svelte
Betty
Warner
showed,
there
was
a
trophy
for.
the
Canadian
soldier
In
Korea
the
.shortest
honeymoon,
Pte.
Joe
Fitzpatrick
of
Sydney,'
lould
probably
walk
off
with
top
honors.
'
experienced
the
two
biggest
moments
of
his
life
on
or
15.
1953,
within
a
single
hour.
First
he
led
his
childhood
TRADE
FIGURES
CHANGE
How
closely
Czechoslovakia
Is'
already
linked
with
the
Soviet
will
Join
the
city
detchment
here.
Cst.
Birkenthal
of
Van
I
heart,
Mary
Dowes,
down
the
aisle
of
St.
Andrew's
Chapel
couver
will
be
stationed
at
Bible,
the
third
chapter
of
Ec-clcslastes,
beginning:
"To
everything
there
is
a
season,
and
a
time
to
every
purpose
under
the
heaven."
Thus
we
have
"A
Time
to
Mourn,"
"A
Time
to
Dance,"
"A
Time
to
Keep
Silence
and
a
Time
to
Speak,"
"A
Time
of
War,"
"A
Time
of
Peace."
Beny's
paintings
are
priced
as
high
as
$1,200.
This
is
his
fourth
one-man
exhibit
in
New
York.
He
has
also
had
shows
in
Milan,
Paris.
Florence
and
Toronto.
Smlthers.
central
urcinance
uepot,
Montreal,
and,
after
a
brief
60-
11
o
Jrop
Sc
cen
priced
handiwork
for
the
Ontario
Fur
Breeders'
Association
and
the
March
of
Dimes
Foundation.
Courtot
gave
his
audience
some
tips
in
buying
mink.
"It's
like
buying
a
house,"
he
said.
"You
must
know
what
is
in
it."
He
said
he
bases
his
value
of
a
mink
coat
at
50
per
cent,
for
the
skins
and
50
per
cent
.
for
e
honeymoon,
left
with
his
unit
for
Korea.
lis.
Fitzpatrick,
also
a
native
of
Sydney,
N.S.,
lived
down
J)n
rjCumher
JPi
i
reet
from
Joe
when
they
were
children.
(
'Xi
VANCOUVER
(CP)
H.
R.
Mac-'
Milipn,
chairman
of
MacM'llan
1
t
1
Eight
Named
To
Chamber
Executive
and
Bloede'
Ltd.,
said
here
Tues-
fid
Whips
Flags
From
Hands
1
k-Twv-rvr.
1
t
the
workmanship
that
goes
nto
day
no
Improvement
ln
the
price
of
lumber
in
the
world
market
is
ln
sight.
.;
'
tne
unisneo
product.
Just
like
buying
a
house.
Youngsters
Greeting
Queen
Executive
of
the
Prince
Ru
RNE.
N.Z.
iReuleri
Resort
Wants
Girl,
Handy
With
Catapult
.nds
made
Queen
Eliza-
!
Why.
does
a
woman
wish
to
Mr.
MacMillan
told
the
com-,
I
buy
a
mink,
asked
the
man
who
pany's
annual
meeting.
B.C.'
has
pulsh
fur
shops
in
Paris,
producers
can
exercise
little
in-'
London
and
Toronto?
!
f
luence
on
world
markets
be-
Her
reasons
are
"widelv
var-
1
tausf
thpv
smmW
Ipsnthan
tr
hour
wind
forced
harassed
royal
rccretaries
to
tape
down
the
paes
of
one
of
the
two
speeches
she
read
outdoors.
.The
first
speee
flapped
wildly
in
thp
Cllffn'
hnnri
an
ch
r.
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce
nnmed
at
the
annual
meeting
this
week
is
composed
of
J.
T.
Harvey,
Dr.
A..W.
Large.
J.
1).
MrRae
and
A.-
D.
Vanee,
and
new
members
A.
P.
Crawley,
Dr.
led
and
Often
intnneihlp"
i
r,r
nt
nf
I
ha
..rwlH'o
Dnfi
.rr
I
itch
her
hat
today
and
blew
two
prepared
V"'
of
her
hand
as
the-
tonaich
resumed
her
of-
ur.
coa.'
tal
breezes
menaced
en's
bonnet
from
the
J.'.i
in
wi
.1,1.
nu.iuo
vj
v
vuu
economic
and
psychological
and
1
requirements
and
less
than
three
the
pull
of
fashion.
per
cent
0f
the
world's
pulp.
plied
to
a
welcome
address
from
'
.
MONTREAL
(CP)
Attention
.
,,,
,
.
,
mrls'
Tllpp
m'lu
Kt.
an
L.
M.
Oreenc,
W.
C.
R.
Jones
ine
mayor
01
oisoornc,
wnase
-
'
-
"""
-
1
v
u.nnr
own
note,
fluttered
Ilka
sails.
I
in
for
Vou
ln
far-away
Kenya
ana
J-
Maor-
t
her
plane
landed
here
She
laiiKhetl
when
wind
lashed
"
you
nave
a
Meny
feeling
skirts
and
flunsi
hor
hair,.w"rd
'''Phants
and
if
you
aie
lay.
The
4U-niil;-an-
handy
with
a
sling-shot.
Prayer
Week
wlMly
over
her
forehead
iThe
qualiihat.ons
were
amoim
Insurance
FACES
GAI.E
She
faced
the
fuil
force
cf
the
eale
for
six
minutes
on
a
spj-
taose
laid
down
In
an
adver-
C
r.
.
J
c
tisement
placed
in
Kenya
news-
OSiVlCSS
papers
by
the
Treetoiis
Hotel,
cially-constructed
lookout
post
FOR
THOSE
COLD
DAYS
'
AHEAD...
Models
From
$89.50
UP
Budget
Plan.
Available
PAI
L
E.
ROBERTS,
Vice-President
and
General
Manager
of
Alaska
Pine
&
Cellulose
Limited,
has
been
elected
chairman
of
the
western
division
of
the
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Association.
Members
of
the
executive
committee
include
Wentworth
Rrown.
vice-president.
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited
and
Leander
Manley,
secretary-manager.
ptments
In
over
the
ocean.
The
hill
look-
j
us
jungic
resort
where
the
I
QnTinilinQ
out
and
the
road
leading
to
lt!UMn
and
the
Duke
'
Edin-I
,WM
had
been
built
for
her
visit
byj"rRh
"topped
while
touring!
.
Week
of
pray(r
8ervices
are
the
town
at
a
cost
of
$3,000.
Amca.
.
.
i
continulnn
here
with
an
lncreas-
BE
A
CITIZEN
SAILOR
III
THE
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
Ising
Rise
I
think
we'll
walk
around
up
'
The
advertisement,
sent
here
jng
congregation
meeting
nlght-
NTO
An
18
per
cent
In-
er
1962
In
the
amount
of
L'
lne
Wuwn
ureioea
as
tne
iu.in.-r
m.iw-aicr.
sci
oui
v
at
St.
Audrew
s
Cathedral
for
invested
in
housing
u
WU'Q
lurl
Bl
ncr
nalr
n:lm'
";
"
iui
ui
iiusi,-
j
speclal
'
services
at
which
the
"""-y""0
coUon
dress'
slle
dld-1
e4iS
sousnt
b
the
llotcl:
by
the
life
Insurance
1
Rev.
Murdo
Nicholson
of
Van-
s
operating
in
Canada
'
luumnl
u,e
'"J""
1
wuaiincaiions
similar
toicouver
Is
guest
speaker,
on
the
L.
Holmes
president
of
party
back
throu6h
the
streets
i
those
required
of
an
air
hostess
theme
"Christian
Dlsclpleship."
""dlan
Life
.
Insurance
,
1?'
.kJ0"".
i
,,nc,U?."
taCiand
f"liy-1
Pycr
time,
were
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M
ndav
(RESERVE)
r..T5u.
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VI.;
I
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!
1
:
"
"".'re
must
ne
a
by
Bishop
II.
U.
Watt
and
last
j
night
by
the
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus
U..U...
...j
"ff."
......
.......
...itutj,
icvilil
luwoiua
VIC'
sticks.
j
puant,
rhino,
buffalo
and
other
By
the
lime
the
Queen
and
the
i
game;
ability
to
climb
55
a
tree
A.ssoelatt
n.
sald
hous-'stments
f'.r
1953
were
in
-hborhood
of
$350
mll-
'mount
of
money
the
es
now
have
invested
in
'S
represents
nearlv
25
tnese
CHOP
SU
FY
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Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
134
Duke
of
Edinburgh
reached
Nap
quickly
lr
necessary;
sufficient
.skill
with
a
catapult
tj
hit
at
10
yards
monkeys
trying
to
enter
Treetops
for
tea;
general
knowledge
of
gam";
fluent
Swahili."
ier,
tour
officials
had
reckoned
with
the
weather.
The
pase
of
the
second
speech
were
firmly
lashed
to
a
piece
of
cardboard
with
transparent
tape.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
'
of
their
assets
ln
Can-
The
RCN
(Reserve)
con-lists
of
citizen-sailors
in
training
increasing
thejf
knowledge
of
the
.skills
and
crafts
of
the
sea.
R
serve
training
is
important
training
and
demandl
whole-hearted
interest
and
effort.
of
the
First
Baptist
Church.
At
the
first
service
the
Vancouver
pastor
was
Introduced
by
the
Rev.
.Leonard
Thorpe,
president
of
the
Ministerial
Association,
who
al.'o
offered
the
prayer
of
Invocation.
"Salvation
precedes
Service
for
Christ,"
said
Mr.
Nicholson.
"Oihcrwlse.
our
good
Intentions
are
cancelled
by
that
which
holds
us
back
f;om
unreserved
aHe-eianec.
The
allegiance
must
be
rterlnrcd
by
each
In
his
own
way."
The
opening
devotions
were
led
last
fight
by
the
Rev.
L.
O.
Siebcr
of
the
First
United
Church
nnd
the
order
of
service
directed
by
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter.
readers
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Settlement
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIALS
To
celebrate
our
first
anniversary,
we
ore
offering
j
number
of
soecials
to
clear
all
of
our
winter
stock
and
make
room
for
our
spring
outfits
I
Ski
films
from
'
Sun
Valley
at
the
Civic
Centre
tonight
at
j
8
o'clock
ln
the
Club
Loun3,
I
Everyone
welcome.
Silver
collec-
said
Mr.
Holmes
con-represents
a
more
nor-
i'ern
crmpared
with
the
''s'
Investment
practices
're-war
years.
In
the
fu-Inerease
In
funds
to
be
r(l
Into
mortgages
will
to
a
((reater
extent
on
of
the
companies'
nd
renaymcnt
on
their
loans."
"'"lug
on
the
new
hou-jlatlon
now
before
the
'
Conunons,
Mr.
Holmes
too
early
to
forsec
the
tlie
government's
new
""rUwire
legislation.
The
"s
desire
to
co-operate
"
federal
government
as
Vf
rtime
In
past
years
to
a'lditi(inal
hoiislna
but
NEW
YORK
iff
Barbara
Scars
H
1
Bobo)
Rockefeller
was
quoted
i
T.e"lon
turd
party
tonight,
1
today
as
saying
it
Is
"real
non-
o'clock.
1U1
EARN
UP
TO
Sense"
to
assert
she
wants
a
$10,000,000
settlement
from
her
estrunged
oil
millionaire
hus
COATS
.
25
off
SUITS
IT'S
A
DAM
GOOS
PCS
Good
Selection.
Pure
Wool.
Mnhair,
Llama
English
Tweed
Winter
Coats.
All
Printzess
lines.
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
-
Serving
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
'
a
profitable
duty.
Yqu
will
be
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
for
the
time
"ou
spend
in
training.
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"
Broken
Sizes.
AAILK
v.
V
"me
of
funds
avallnhle
band.
Edwin
Dunawdy.
a
lawyer
lor
Wlnl
hrop
Rockefeller,
said
ln
Little
Rock.
Ark.,
Tuesday
that
Mrs.
Rockefeller
had
repudiated
a
financial
agreement
signed
last
Oct.
1
and
Is
now
asking
$10
000,000.
Dunaway
said
the-
agreement
of
last
year
called
for
Rockefeller
to
provide
for
his
wife
and
their
son.
Winthrop
Paul.
4.
trusts
totalling
$5,500,000,
$70,000
ennusUv
or
an
alternative
trust
of
$500,000.
Purpose
will
SKIRTS
1
,0'it
on
whether
the
In-
lurn
right!
Anil
li
all
produced
by
your
"
e
I
g
h
b
o
r
s
on
the
farms
up
in
the
Bulkley
Valley.
RIGHT
HERE
IN
By
Macintosh
",,lr'i
on
the
Insured
'''
having
regard
to
administration
cosls,
''tive
with
other
avenues
'"lent
for
their
REDUCED
TO
COST
PRICE
BLOUSES
Yr
REDUCED
TO
COST
PRICE
DRESSES
Bought
fot
the
Christmas
season
.
.
.
Lovely
styles.
Top
quality
.
.
.
Broken
sizes.
Vr.
1
here-'isaNtval
Division
NOUNCEMENT
CHANGE
OF
LOCATION
'
near
you.
Find
out
how
.
you
cab
serve
your
country
and
prepare
yoursQlf
for
txlvancement.
;
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Nylon
and
Alluracel.
Eroken
Sizes.
PARKERS
JU
fa..
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f
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r
J-
"
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r
i
,
hit
ft
,11,
Jttiher,
Ojilvmelrhl
(successor
to
L.
Oonick)
,
is
now
located
at
210
Fourth
Street
between
Second
and
Third
Avenues
Directly
Across
From
The
Skecna
Health
Unit
UlSlVC
Write,
telepivHt
or
tisltt
H.M.C.S.
Chatham'
Prince
Rupert
;
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Phone
826
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READY-TO-WEAR
Third
Avenue
West
Northland
Dairy
1
1
PI.
1
one
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