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best
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competition
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the
night,
held
at
quarters
between
the
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Avery
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Olympic
committee,
may
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.flying
visit
to
Australia
in
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next
two
months
to
check
on
the
organization
of
the
1056
Melbourne
games.
"I'm
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considering
it."
the
top
Olympic
executive
said
today.
"If
I
go
it
will
be
before
the
IOC
meeting
In
Athens
in
May."
The
last
obstacle
In
Melbourne's
fight
to
keep
the
games
apparently
was
eliminated
Sun-jday
when
the
Olympic
executive
committee
declined
to
take
acr
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on
a
proposal
to
move
the
(
vent
elsewhere,
Anuelo
Bolanaki,
Greek
member
of
the
IOC
general
commit-i
tee,
had
suggested
a
change
In
'site
because
of
Australia's
quarantine
laws
which
make
it
im-
possible
to
hold
equestrian
com-i
petition
there.
The
executive
committee,
which
cannot
make
decisive
moves
but
can
merely
recom-
mend
to
the
IOC,
referred
the
equestrian
issue
back
to
bourne
for
"comment
and
ad-
Rangers'
Win
Over
Detriot
First
Since
January,
1953
By
The
Cnmtdhin
Press
Edgar
Laprade
has
fifth-place
New
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Brundage
that
Australia
offl-nificent
Russian
team,
racing
;claly
had
advised
tne
Olympic
in
a
driving
snow,
won
the
1954
commiUee
that
the
eountry
been
a
kev
man
with
th
!
month.
.
j
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scored
his
first
soal
aoal
of
of
the
the
season
Sunday
night
ai
the
Rangers
up.-iet
the
lea'-ue-lead-'
in
Red
Wings
3-2
in
Detroit.
It
was
Rangers'
fir
t
Detroit
victory
since
Jan.
22.
1953.
In
two
other
game
Sunday,
.
the
third-place
Toronto
Manie
i
goal,.atsy4n.
ha-OBrJ
Jjetiud
BriUjts.
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Gordie
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Detroit
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Paul
Ronty
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washing
Trail
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Wally
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the
i
Sunday,
after
Trail
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5-4
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j
otller
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tallies,
urday,
both
games
being
played
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Chicago,
Eric"
Nesterenko,
in
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!
Ted
Kennedy
and
Harry
Watson
Kimberley
Dynamiters
drubbed
ot
the
Toronto
goals.
Al
Dews-Nelson
Maple
Leafs
U
4
in
Kim-j
buV
tallied
for
Chicago,
berley.
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Boston,
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Doug
Mohns.
In
Vernon,
Jticnes'
team
mate
i
Jonn
Peirson
and
Joe
Kiukay
Johnny
Harms
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of
the
sror
for
the
Bruins.
Paul
Mas-
j
other
Canadians'
goals
and
Tom-
I
nick
and
FIyd
Curry
tallied
for
my
Stecyk,
Dave
MacKay,
Bob
j
Uie
Montroalers.
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and
Don
McLeod
got
j
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the
Rang-the
others
a.s
Vernon
took
2-2
Prs
Saturday
before
12,8S9
fans,
and
5-3
period
leads.
Watson.
Tim
Horton,
Tod
Sloan
,
Giant
Warwick.
Bill
Warwick
and
.
Ron
ptewart
were
the
and
Kevin
Conway
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mill'ks"ieR-
I'enticton.
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it
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Geoffrion's
Garner,
Oeor;;c
Morgan,
Hill
Vance
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Bill
Anderson
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in
the
rinth.
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tenth
end
saw
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crew
place
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rocks,
which',
properly
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made
il
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fur'
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week
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of
all
metals,
U-
high
pressure,
air,
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f
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Ter-
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to
come
to
imny
shoe
Store
RESALE.
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up
with
a
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llneri
ruhlwn
lit
redltcorl
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oni
'No,
automptic
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heat-
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located.
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88.
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drinking.!
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Blue
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(lb
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and
garage.
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and
bath.
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(15pl
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suite,
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clean,
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for
couple.
1
160
Park
suite,
suitable
for
counle.
Apply
Seal
Cove,
No.
7.
'
ilflpi
SUITE.
Phone
Red
AB4.
(291
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4
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cement
basement.
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'location.
Phone
Blue
394.
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TO
RENT
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arrived
wishes
to
rent
two-bedrooii
house.
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tiai
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several
cash
buyers
lor
houses
up
to
$12,1100.
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mediate
inspection
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&
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and
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21"
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197.
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111
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and
bakery
for
sale.
Oo
,;.
'"g
encern
Mmithly
turnove.-
five
thousand.
Good
location.
Reasonably
priced
for
quick
sale.
I
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acceptable.
Reply
to
P-O.
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Burns
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(19)
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AU'lOMOMILES
'46
BUICK
coach
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rus-
torn.
Radio,
healer,
all
good
rubber.
Cheap
for
cash.
935
1st
osU
1..
1950
FORD
4-door
custom,
radio
and
overdrive.
$1250.
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Blue
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after
6
pin.
1I61
LEGAL
NOTICES
IN
UK
RSTATE
OP
ALHEKT
JOHN-hON.
DKI'EASP.D.
NOTICE
Admlnl-
others
tiftviiiK
claims
aRalnst
the
saUl
sll.,,
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tn0
mmr
to
mf,
pTOp.
dehtednesa
to
me
forthwith
in.
ii
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Pro,
Knnert
Bf!
this
I6ih
day
or
January.
1854
ci.
l.
brodix.
i
Deputy
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
(J16.18.33.26I1I
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ANIt
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KIM
KM:
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
pur
suant
to
Order-ln-Counc.ll
No.
S770
annroved
December
14.
1953.
the
re
serve
on
certain
unalienated
vacant
islands
in
the
harbour
of
Prince
Rupert.
Tucks
Inlet,
Shawatlans
Passage.
Luke
Morse,
Lake
Bacon,
Porpoise
Harbour,
Venn
Passage
and
Metlakatla
Bay,
reserved
by
Notice
In
the
gazette
of
April
31.
1910,
Is
con-celled
insofar
as
It
relates
to
Block
6
of
Lot
251,
Range
8,
Coast
District.
Plan
3246.
and
said
Block
6
of
Lot
251.
Range
6.
Coast
District,
Flan
3245,
situated
at
Prince
Rupert
ts
reserved
for
the
Department
of
Transport
as
an
Ionosphere
station
for
so
long
as
required.
C.
E.
Hopper,
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands.
Department
of
Lands
and
Forests,
Victoria.
B.C.,
December
14lh,
1953.
(ltc
GEORGE
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Black
846
and
Red
12.
Fred
E,
Dowdie
OPTOMETRIST
New
address:
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
960
world
specd-rskating
championships
Sunday.
,
Citizens
In
this
capita)
city
of
Hokkaido,
whose
coastline
if
,
f
m
f
Russlan-
Kussa"-
'l:.J
,.,
l
t
i.
isiuiius,
iusi-
y
as
the
Russmng
.
swept
th:
three
top
places
for
a
smashing
v.in
over
the
Scandinavian
i,
Slgge
Ericsson,
Sweden,'
finished
lourth.
The
s((.n
Ru.v1un
skaters
und
,.i(,ht
coachs
presented
a
picture
of
happy.,
.affable
co-
uoeration
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Skaters
Seek
Honors
at
Oslo
Nexi
Month
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none
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or
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xhc
Mlnle
f
Albert
Johnson,
who
,
'31)aiKi
Bt
Stewart.
Province
of
British
saip"
"
Oolumbin,
on
the
atiiu
ty
of
Octo-
9rrnvii-rn""i.;rp
ZI
IIHMUKE
ri.K
S.ll.e.
b'r.
1953.
1
require
all
creditors
und
CHESTERFIELD
suite,
chrome
I
suite,
hostess
chair,
torehlere
,ny
verified,
at
the
address
meti-lamp;
table
lamp,
2
Hollywood
tinned
below
on
or
before
the
1st
day
beds.
Simpsons-Sears,
Phone
or
March,
1854.
after
which
date
1
460
Eves.
'
Red
280.
(lip)
"ball
proceed
to
distribute
the
estate
:
.
.
'to
those
entitled
by
law.
hnvtnij
re-
D1NING
room
suite.
Blue
325.
j
gard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
(14p)
shall
then
have
been
nottned.
-
AND
FURTHER
TAKE
NOTICE
t9A
SEWING
MACHINES
that
all
persons
indebu-d
to
the
said
,
i
.
.
.
.
I
estate
are
reiilred
to
pay
their
In-
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
would
not
change
its
quaran
tine
laws
for
the
games.
Also,
Brundage
said,
the
International
Equestrian
Federa
tion
had
suggested
the
competition
.
be
moved
to
another
place.
Australian
laws
prohibit
entrance
of
horses
which
have
not
undergone
a
six-month
period
ol
quarantine.
Brundage
said
17
cities
including
Toronto
have
applied
for
the
.
JU60
Olympics,
which
will
be
awarded
in
1955.
Cnndiaiv
championship;
Peter
DimJielc!,:
Toronto-
Skating
Club,
who
is
getting
back
into
competition
after
a
short
absence;
and
Douglas
Court,
also
of
the
Toronto
Skating
Club,
1953
junior
champion.
WON
LAST
IN
'47
Canada
hasn't
had
a
world
figure-skating
champion
since
Barbara
Ann
Scott
scored
her
sensational
victory
in
1947.
The
United
States
took
top
honors
for
both
men
and
women
last
year.
'
anaaa
mis
year
is
Damcing
heavily
on
four
girls,
two
from
Toronto,-
one
from
Ottawa
and
lne
0,ner
fr01T
Calgary.
n
the
0,510
wil1
be
Bar"
baia
Gratton,
Toronto
Skating
Club
star,
who
won
the
1953
Canadian
senior
women's
championship.
With
her
will
be
Sonja
Currie
of
Calgary's
Glencoe
Club,
last
year's
junior
champion;
Carole
Jane
Pachl
of
Ottawa's
Minto
j
Skating
Club,
and
Ann
Johnston
of
Toronto's
Granite
Club.
The
latter
two
placed
high
on
the
list
in
the
1953
Canadian
meets.
The
,
world
skating
meet
Is
scheduled
for
Oslo
Feb.
15-19.
But
while
Canada's
skaters
are
In
Europe,
they
will
also
compete
in
the
Paris
festival
De
La
Glace,
Feb.
26-27,
and
take
part
in
many
exhibitions.
On
their
return
to
Canada,
they
will
move
to
Calgary
for
the
1954
Canadian
figure
skating
championships,
March
11-13.
Prowling
Lynx
ST.
FINTAN'S,
Nfld.
CP
Nicholas
Qullty
found
one
of
his
sheep
killed
and
another
so
badly
Injured
It
had'to
be
destroyed.
Tracks
indicated
the
attacker
was
a
lynx.
SPARKLING
CLEM
.
Elks'
..'Jim-.
Flemi
ng.
and
Andy,
ctovechotr
sai
H'd:CtWd.
each-nd
Chuck
Hender
son
ftfit-'KnmlrtrW
other
.
goal,
Joe
Coli
nbrs
'tmrl
Mike
Durban
scored
for
Kelowna.
In
Kimberley,
Dynamiters'
Cal
Hockley.
Les
Lilly
and
Buzz
Mellor
all
scored
twice
for
Kimberley
while
Barry
Craig.
Buck
Kavanaugh,
Claude
Bell,
Ray
McNiven
and
Don
Campbell
got
singles.
I-ee
Hyssop
got
two
for
Nelson,
with
Bill
Haldane
and
Bob
Burton
getting
the
others.
Gerry
Fodey's
shutout
for
Spokane
Sunday
was
his
fourth
tills
season.
Wingy
Johnston
got
two
for
Spokane
with
John
Reeve,
Red
Tilson
and
Red
McNally
getting
the
others.
Saturday.
John
Bailey
got
both
early
Spokane
goals,
with
Bob
Grebinskv
and
Tom
Hodges
getting
the
others.
Mike
Sha-baga
got
the
two
Trail
goals
that
tied
the
game
the
first
time,
with
Terry
Cavanaugh
and
Bobby
Kromm
adding
the
others
before
Moe
Young's
game-winner.
Little
Leaguers
Annual
Meeting
Tomorrow
Night
Election
of
officers
and
formulation
of
plans
for
the
1954
season
will
be
the
main
items
of
business
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
League
baseball
associa-
i
tion
holds
its
annual
meeting
tomorrow
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
meeting
is
scheduled
for
the
board
room
at
7:30
Tuesday
night.
The
future
of
Little
League
baseball
in
this
city
depends
on
the
support
it
gets
from
local
citizens.
President
Art
Williamson
said
today,
as
he
urged
that
anyone
interested
attend
thei
meeting.
OTTAWA
Uln
e-iCnne
'joanrj
Canadian
blade
experts
from
Toronto,
Ottawa
and
Calgary
will
seek
laurels
for
Canada
at
the
world
figure
skating
championships
In
Oslo
next
month.
"
Charles
H.
.Gumming,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
Canadian
Figure
Skating
Association,
today
nnnounced
that
the
team
will
be
Frances
Da
foe
and
Nor-ris
i
Bowden,
last
year's
Canadian
and
North
American
pairrskat-
nig
enanipions.
This
Toronto
Skating
Club
nartnershii)
missed
the
world's
championship
by
a
fraction
of
a
I
point
last
year
and
"thus
we
are
looking
forward
to
great
things
i
this
year."
Mr.
Cummlng
said,
j
Seeking
honors
In
the
men's'
division
will
b
a
three-rnember
!
team
consisting
of
Charles
Snell-lng
of
Toronto's
Granite
Club,
runner-up
In
last
year's
senior
Doug
Hepburn
Again
Named
Top
Athlete
VANCOUVER
CP)Doug
Hepburn,
27-year-old
world
champ-Ion
weightlifter
from
Vancouver,
Saturday
night
was
named
B.C.'s
top
1953
athlete
at
the
first
annual
Vancouver
Sun
Athlete-of-the-Year
banquet,.
.
Chosen
earlier
as
the
top
athlete
In
two
polls,
Hepburn
won
the
1953
world
championship
In
Stockholm,
after
travelling
unheralded
to
the
championships.
He
was
selected
athlete
of
1953
In
a
poll
of
Canadian
sports
editors
and
sports
broadcasters
I
conducted
by
The
Canadian
Press
and
was
Also
selected
by
readers
of
the
Vancouver
Dally
I
Province
as
B.C.'s
top
athlete.
lALESReDalrs
Rentals.
Singer
!
Sewing
Centre,
i'houe
864.
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SALE
MISC.
2
ASTRAL
refrigerators
with
stands:
1
MeClary
electric
rangetle;
2
hotplates:
1
flirting
bed.
"Phone
Black
893
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p.m.
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sweaters,
sizes'
38
and
40.
Reduced
prices.
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Blue
833.
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CIiraT
of
drawers,
bird
cage.
Phone
Black
989.
I
J4p
BABY
carriage.
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110.
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34
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CASH
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Scrap,
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pnone
s
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FOB
RENT
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light
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l'i
blocks
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Blue
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furnished.
Central
location.
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241,
evenings.
(17)
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room;
no
drinkers.
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7th
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fter
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p.m.
U
6p
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housekeeping
room,
reasonable.
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