2 Th Ntwi-Rtvitw, Roseburg, Or. Sot., Sp 2, 1950
Bus Schedules
Are Listed For
Roseburg Area
Following f bui hew1uU for
IOMDI
re
upt.
School Paul Eliotl:
LU1 LKII
AND HIGHWAY NORTH;
N. IK trip Nt.
Br. Hifn PuM' on"-
Pruna and Vina throufh Clovtrdal
Park Plrrlt Hignwa n...i
tain Vtaw Homes.
Hut:
Pruna and Vtna at I ff a. m , Ala
meda and Jarobaan, Alamada and Win
ter, Brooklyn and Winttr. Brooklyn
and Jacohatn. Brooklyn and Holiia. Al
ameda and HolUi. Alamada and Vina,
Alameda and Highway 08, No
Trailer Court, Airport rafe, Billing
MHU Motel, Newton Creek Rd., Moun
tain View Home., 'turn around). Old
Witern Equip. Bldg , Boaeland Auto
Park, Lendu Iron WorSti, Jr. High,
7.37: Br. High 8 02.
Bat. Na. il Ilia Na. J Winchester
treat 1st, 2nd and .3rd grad puplli
to Blvertlda, Winchester and Wen ut
St. at B io. Todd Clif Apu., Blvarslde
School. a:4A.
Bui Na. Z trie Na. 3 BJveriide
grade pupil. Circle trip Highway north,
Tallon Shop at :13. Airport cafe. Roll
ing HtlU Motel. Newton Creekt H ft.,
MounUtn View Homes, Cryilallle Tile,
Murn around', Old Wei tern Equip.
Bldg., Roaeland Auto Court. Landu
Iron Works, Riverside School at A. .13.
Baa Ne. t trip Na. 3 Clover
dale Park territory. Prune and Vine
St at f:3T, Alameda and Jacohien, Al
amada and Winter, Brooklyn and Win
ter, Brooklyn and Jarobwn. Brook I vn
and Hollls, Alameda and Hollli, Ala
meda and Vine, Alameda and High
way M. Riverside Srl.ool at I M
EDEN BO MLR AND CALKIN!
ROAD TKRRITORTt
Bas Na. t trip Na. 1 Jr and
Sr. High pupils only end of Calkins
Rd. at 7:.LV Groves Corner, Colonv
Market, Ed en bower School. f red's
Trailer Park, Edenbnwer Gror. Sr.
HI. 'vi, Jr. High at 7:M; Sr. High
at SO.
Baa Na. 4 trip N. 1 .Jr and Sr.
High Dupils only, Darley War Comer
at 7;M, Eden bower Gror. i.tr HI
onlv., Jr. High at 1:10; Sr. High at
Bas Ne. Irlp N. 1 Corner
Che nut and Walnut, Riverside school.
winq Miraii, jr. iiign. .sr. ingn,
Ras Na. trla Na. T River
side grade school pupils- Darley Ware
'4 al 19, Edenhower School, Ered's
Trailer Camp. R utter a Lane. Eden
bower Grocery, Riverside School a t
2
Rat Na. tt trip Ne 3 Rlveralrf
grade school pupita, End Calkins Road
al 40, Grove Corner, Col(i,ty Mar
ket. Rlveralda School at KM
UMPQITA PARK TERHITDRT
rt'l.l-KRTON HT, TF.RRITORV:
Maralag Hhe1tjlt, Ras Ne. in Irlp
Na, I Fullerton School pupils, end
of Wilson Rd. at 7:1.1. Public Dump
Ground Rd., 'turn around i, Sawduat
Lane, Fairgrounds, Portland Street at
7:2fl: 1st. 2nd and 3rd grade only,
circle trip on Fullerton St .a Hotirk and
Fullerton St. at 7:31: Mother and Flint
St. Parrot and Oak, Fullerton School
at 7:41.
Fell r ten trade schant pvptls, Naan
trhadeie. Bus Na. lit lri N, 1 Bus
will unload morning punll and pick up
afternoon pupils: leave Fullerton school
at 12:00; Portland St., Fairgrounds,
End Wilson Rd.. Sawdust Lane. Pub
lic Dumn Or. Rd (turn around. Houck
and Fullerton St, Mnaher and Flint
St., Parrot and Oak, Fullerton School
at 12:47
Miming Srhetale. Has Na. 1 trip
Na. 3 Jr. and Sr. Hltfh pupCa onlv.
Fnd of WtlHOti Rd.. at fl:0l: Puh Dump
Ground Rd., Mum around'. Sawdust
Lane, Fairgrounds. Portland St., Sr.
High at S:2!t: Jr. High at S:30.
WERT ROSEBURG TERRITORT
Pellertea, grade seheel paplls, MH
rase R4. IVrriUr. Bin No. tl tup
Na. 1 Morning Schedule. Pick up ;,rd
Jrade pupils assigned to Svlmon Valley
chool on way out and leave them ;t
fylmon Valley, fave Ted'i rtodv .hno
28. Sylmon valley School, Sharp Cor
ner Turners Hop of hill), 'turn aroundi,
Englea Rd., Sharps Corner, Ideal Con
crete, Macks Grocer v. Shtnna Hatch
ery, Age Drive, Foothill Drive, Fuller
ton School 7 JW.
Has Ne. IP trip S Mnrnlnr MrnM-
alpFuller ton pupils Falrhaven terr-
FRANK LIN BRUSH CO.
746 Short Street
High Quality . , LoS Prices
rnen rvict.
a.i. i. a.t ......
t.
handljng our goods. Penny
po'iral will bring a dealer to
call at four convenience.
Phone lilting later.
Manager
) c. f. Mcdonald
YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY
TO ATTEND THE
Outdqpf Gospel Hour
n
0 ii4 IsAiImJ
. CLARK ROBB
Speaker
Inspirational Message
"The Greatest Sermon Ever Preached"
(a paraphrase of the Sermon on the Mount)
One block south of Ala
mada, between Cloverdale
Park and Highway 99.
Turn east of the Garden
Valley Junction.
Indoors in cos of rain.
Locals
At Stivint Ham Mr. nd
Mrs. K. B. Faulkner and daughter,
Sandra, of San Jose, Calif,, are in
Roseburg visiting Mrs. Faulkner's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Stevens, and family,
on South Stephens street. Mr and
Mrs. Stevens and sons, Maynard
Hncl Keith, plan to take the San
Jose visitors on a trip to Crater
Lake over the Labor day week
end. The visitors will leave by
train Monday for their home.
Grange to Mr Melrose
Grange will meet at 8:30 o'clock
Tuesday night at the hall.
Cacys Here Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Cacy are in Roseburg visit
ing Uieir two sons, iJsui aim itar
old, and their families. Mr. Cacy
is on a Jo-flay leave iron, t n e
Veterans hospital in Long Beach,
CaliJ. Tne Lucys' son-ui-iaw and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hage
stad (Dolores Cacy), and child
ren of Portland, will spend the
Laoor day weekend here with
them.
Her Friday Mr. and Mrs.
'S. A. Brit to n, lormeny of this city
and now of Kugene, spent Friday
in Roseburg visiting relatives and
friends,
IUrv; Anderson Grocery 7:47. Balff St..
t airnavaa Mark a u t ullerion stt-hooi
nai Na. th trip N. I Junior
and kenior high tuidenu, i urnin
a urn Around t:12, fcngla Rd., Snarpa
Croner, Mac Kb orocerv. Age Drive,
kairnaven Market, Anderson Grocery,
Sr hign S iJ, Jr, High d.JW.
Si At. Td v ' A- 1 Jr an
Si High students only. Shorts Addition.
a:18, aylmon Valley, Cloakaa Corner,
a. 21.
Bms N. tl Trip Ne. I Noon
Schaeul. Bus will unload morning pu
pils and pick up afternoon pupils. Leve
rulleiion 12: "i, Anderson Urocr,
ralrnaven Market roothill Drive, Ted i
Hody Shop, bylnion Valley School, Sharps
Corner, i urner Turn Around, Sharps
Corner, Ideal Concrete, Macks Grocery,
Shlnns Hatchery, Agea Drive, Krua Fruit
tend, Fuller ion Jschooi, la .
HKrHWAV SOUTH AND IIlJ.FRS
AUUlllON ANO TIPTON IUAD
Has Na. trip Ne. I Junior
and Sr. High and Koa school
pupils, Tipton Dairy 7:4A, Iverson Mill,
dura soulhi The Drive In, Severl iver
son iresldencai, B,Omara, South Main
and Marstera, Marsters A 7tarnier,
Starmer aV Booth, Booth and Main,
tplrk up Jr. and Sr. High pupils only
from here oni. E. Rlre and 8. Main.
S Main and Circuit, JrHigh S.15, ai.
High u 20.
RAHT KOSKBtIRO TERRITORT
Bua Na. 17 trip Ne. I - Jr. and
Sr. High School only. Start Miller Lane,
7 49, City Builders, Cummins fit. County
Shop, Dales Cafe. E. oth St. Jr. High,
a.uo. Sr. High, a. 03
Hot Ne, U trip Ne. 1 Benson
grade school students. Douglas St Fow
ler 8:10, lODF Cemetery, Ramp Road,
I'a terson St. , Da waon n d. , Morherg
Corner, idracj htar to Bensont, Ben
son School H 27. ,
Has Ne. ? -trlp Na. Circle
trip Bensni? students. Harti Trailer
Camp ns. Poe Harn, Ralph Wnodi,
Scnfields, Schirks, Dan Boone ItUtn
alund). Benson School 8:M.
But N. It Trip N, I Jr and
Sr. High onlv. Don Wllcher Snop I II,
Morberg Corner, Arney Corner. Doug
las St Pallemon. E Douglas Sr Howe,
Ramp Rd , C. nelery. Jr. High ajl.
Sr High S:M. .
Bum Na. Trip Na. S Benson
Students circle trip. Rait h Vl. AMI.
Histslde Market, (turn right on How
SI. I Miller Lena and Douglas, Flagg
St., Cummins St.. Benson School 8:44.
EMPLOYMENT UPPEO
WASHINGTON (.T) Em-
ploymenfjumped 1.153,000 in Au-'
gust tn reach a new record high
of 62,367.000, Secretary of C o m
mcerce Sjwyer said tod.ijy. lg was
the first time the 62,000,000 mark
had been crossed. 9
SLABWOOD
in 1 2-1 6 and 24?n lengths
OLD GROWTH FIR
"OOUBLI LOADS
WESTERN BATTER?
SEPARATOR
Phene SI
Oregon's Fitst
Drive-In Church Service
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Relax In the Contforr of Your? Car
LABOR DAY SUNDAY
September 3, 7:30 p.m.
Special
Next to the
North Roseburg Church
2043 Vine Street
j ' ' ' J
SCHOOL BELLS will ring iga'm Tuesday t Roieburg'i oldest old-timeri of the city can remember when they attended Ben
t chool Tuesday morning. Benson school, located at the east end son. Numerous improvements have been mede to the old build
el Commercial street is shown at the right of the picture, with a ing to beep it in service, because of the growing school popula
view of the new gymnasium and auditorium at the left. Manytion of the last few years. I Picture by Paul Jenkins).
Outdoor Gospel
Finale Slated
The outdoor gospel hour, thought
to be Oregon'Mirst drive-in church
service, will conclude il nurnmcr
season this Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
according to the Rev. Clark Robb.
The drive-in service, which was
something of an innovation for
Roseburg, met with a good re
sponse, and was well mended
throughout the months of July
and August.
Special music for this Sunday
will include a vocal duet by Sandra
Zenor and Jt)nice Johansen, an
instrumental duet by Dan and Tim
Arensmeier, and a vocal solo by
Mrs. Clark Robb.
The sermon subject announced
for the occasion of the last drivc in
service is "The Greatest Sermon
Ever Preached." Rev. Robb, pas
tor of the North Roseburg church,
claims no originality for the sub
ject, however, since it is wi
parapnrnsiiiK i
on the Mount."
The outdoor gospel hour, spon
sored by the North Roseburg
church, i held al w.$ vine
St. is one block south 01 Alameaa,
bttwrtn Cloverdalf! Park evid histi
w,y iw.
vice wil
In case of rain thg see-
be held indoors.
Labor Federation Gets
Praise Frorif Gov. McKay
SALEM 'Pi Governor Doug
las McKay showed today he isn t
mad at the State Federation of
Labor because iOendorsed his op
ponent, Democratic State Sen. Aus
tin F. Flegcl for governor.
He saluted the federation hy
designating next week as "union
labsr week,
In a prepared statement, he said
the AFL principles have improved
wages, hours and working conoi
tions. He added that sound labo.--manafement
relations in Oregon
"have fostered health stale
growth in war and peace."
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Music
qO
Attend the Billy Graham
meeting, McArthur Court,
Eugene Tuesday, Sept.
5, 7:45 p.m.
Doors open at 6 p.m.
Overflow crowd expected.
Candidates For Election i
In November Certified I
SAI.EM (P) The state elec-l
lions division has certified the list
of candidates for the Nov. 7 gen-'
eral election. i
Copies willbe sent to county
clerks so they can print their bal
lots. The list also contained the
measures on the ballot.
Oregon will elect a United States
senator, governor, four congress
men, four supreme court justices,
a school superintndent, labor
commissioner, and legislative and
local officers.
C. C. Ralls Chosen
As Y.P.W. Head
CHICAGO -tPu. The Veterans
of Foreign Wars, after alively
five-day convention, prepared to
SmnJPe.mnLceJh.'ir Western Heat Wave Sets
national encampmnt today. . , ,
The selection of the lssi conven-, NeWtSeptember Marks
tion city was the chief business I i.u,.j c,.
scheduled at today's fffial session T. Th, Ass.oc fieJ ,""-
in the Chicago area. New Yoft 1 The western half of the nation
and Los Angeles have put in their!" miling Friday with an early
bids for next year's convention I September heat wave.
year s
There was no contest yesterday
in the election of a new commander-in-chief.
Charles C. Raltz, a
Seattle lawyer and a marine vet-.
eran, was unanimously elected tn
the post. He moved up from senior
vice xommandcr to succeed Clvde
The 10.694 delegates eligible to
vole also unanimously elected
Frank C. Hilton of Wyonissinc.
a,., as senior vice commander.
mere was a contest for only one
major office junior vice-cnm-mander.
The winner was James
W. C'othran of Rishopville, S C.
The Corporal Frederick W.
1 Reilly post of Philadelphia won
the senior drum and bugle contest
in the closest competition rfif the
annual gvent.
The Philadelphia group copped
top honors by nosing out the Lt.
Norman H. Prince post of Boston,
winners in 1946,01947 and 1948.
FINED FOR BAD CONDUCT
George Arthur Andersoiv 51, of
Roseburg was fined $40 o a dis
orderly conduct charge, reported
Justice of Peace A. J. Reddes. He
was released upon payment of the
fine.
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Christian Science
Proves God
oo
ttend a free lecture entitled
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:
RATIONAL RELIGION"
by
PaufStarkSeeley,C..B.
of Portland, pregon
Member of th Bo of Lecture-
O n h'V c Th Ma,h" Church, The
w O Firtt Church ot Chmt, Scientist,
in Boston, Massachusetts.
Thursday, Sept. 7
8 P.M. in .
Junior High School
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Roseburg, Oregon
Ball Will Open
Myrtle Ck. Rodeo
The big, three-day celebration or
tne Myrtle Creek Rodeo will get
under way tonight with the annual
ball at the Melody Mountain barn
three miles south of Myrtle Cicek.
the celebration also includes a
complete afternoon of rodeo
events on Sunday starting at 1:30
and a parade on Monday morning
at 11. Another rodeo will be held
Monday afternoon
The rodeo is sponsored by the
Myrtle Creek Saddle Pals.
Raymond Shelton and Karen
March, rodeo king and queen, will
preside over the event, assisted by
their court of Keith Thorp, Wayne
Ringstead, Betty Jane Simp
ion and Janice Peck. '
Some 800 of prize money awaits
winning contestants.
Record high temperatures were
sot in several cities in the desert
regions of Arizona, California and
Nevada yesterday. The heat coh
ered most of the Western states
with readings in the 90 s as far
north as Spokane .Wash., Havre,
Mont., and AberdeJi, S. D.
But the desert area reported the
top marks. It was a record 123
at Yuma, Ariz., and the 118 at
Phoenix was an all-time high.
Thermal and Indio, Calif., also had
readings of 123. near their all-time
highs of 12S3 The top at Blythe,
Calif., was 121 and several other
cities in the desert region had
Marks ranging from 110 to 120.
CITY COURT CASES
Ceorge Mead, Roseburg, arrested
on a charge of drunkenness, was
committea to tne city jail lor iu
days in lieu of a $20 fine imposed
n municipal court Friday,
ported Judge Ira B. Ridole. Klener
Wilson. Roseburg, forfeited $20 bail
upon his failure to appear in answer
to thexame charge, and Paul Al
bert IMcri, Seatle. forfeited $20
bail upon his failure to appear in
answer to a disorderly convict
charge, said Riddle.
a5 0
Present Help
in Trouble
ALL ARE
CORDIALLY
INVITED
is.. f ...
Of Truckload Of Gas
COLUMBUS. 0. Pl Rohert
suuivani, a, Columbus, ran out
ui Ka rrmay i.mju gallons Of it.
He blamed it all on a bee sting.
Sullivant, driver of a big tractor-trailer
outfit, told sheriff's de
puties a bee stuns him near Cnl.
umhus causing him to lose control I
of the truck.
I, The .'ruck crashed through a
! L '"J0 " ?ak. ree. and
me gaiiuus oi nign octane
gas gushed from the split tank car
into
urainage aucn. it did not
ignite
Save for the bee sting, Sullivant
was unhurt.
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
D0RRY-ROGFRS Darol J.
Dorry and Dorothy P. Rogers, both
of Rcrdsport.
HUBBARD-WEST Donald Os
car Hubbard and Flossie Etta
West; both of Roseburg. Hi
PRUITT-MARTIN Joel Ed
ward Pruitt, Myrtle Creek, and
Gertrude Ardis Martin, Riddle.
TAUNT-RIGSBY - Harold Ra
mon Taunt. Camas Valley, and
Zella Mae Rigsby, Roseburg.
WORMAN-SAMSON Clair
Lynn Worman and Anna Bell Sam
son, both of Sutheiiin.
CORWIN-WHEELER Duane
Mead Corwin. Milo. and Joanne
Therese Wheeler, Days Creek.
Divorce Suit Filed
LATTIN B?uce G. vs. Vir
ginia Elizabeth Lattin. Cruel and
inhuman treatment charged.
Plaintiff asks custody of one minor
child and ratification of personal
and real property agreement.
Divorce Decree Granted
MARSH Verna Mae from Vr-
nal Marsh. Plaintiff granted cus
t01 of three minor cnjdren ,n1
u, ,,hlv nnnort mnnev. Prnn-
$45 monthly support money. Prop
erty seuiemem minim.
EVERYTHING ANYBODY
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From first grader to graduate-to-ba, students find what
they need for batter school work here. We have a com
plete stock? of all tha basic needs for schoolingl So coma
in ow for your supplies! Be ready to risa and shine whan
th school bell ringsl
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249 NORTH JACKSON STREET
ley Slays Srether In
Fight Over Heney Theft
WAMEGO, Kaa. -(. Kansti
bureau of investigation agents
found the body of 4S-yrar-old Del
bert Downey buried in the dirt
floor of a bare after the dead
man's brother admitted Friday he
had beaten and stabbed to death
the older man more than a month
ago.
Officers said the youth, Gary
Richard Downey, held in jail at
Westmoreland, told them he killed
hit brother with a stove poker and
scissors July 23 and had hidden
the body in the barn.
Delbert, who operated a tire
repair shop, said Gary stole sums
of money from him. They foucnt
in the room when Delbert dis
covered the losses, Gary said.
Eisler Target Of
Red Zone Purge
BERLIN WV-Gerhart Eisler,
rumored next on Moscow's .ur e
list, shunned his government prop,
agenda headquarters in East Ber
lin today as Soviet cone police
blacked out the fate of six of his
party comrades.
Despite decades of unswerving
devotion to Soviet communism,
both in Europe and the United
States, Eilser belongs to the "west
ern emigrants" on whom Moscow
has authorized a merciless attack.
The purge was announced Friday
by the East German politburo, now
rigidly controlled by Deputy Prem
ier Ulbricht, who holds dual Soviet
and German citizenship.
Two prominent editors, the So
viet zone -ailway director, and
Eilsler's own propaganda deputy,
were among the six banished by
Ulbricht's first blow.
The East German police system
swallowed up the six as if they
had never existed. Rumors per
sisted that they were booked for
shipment to forced labor camps in
the Soviet Union.
They were accused of disloyalty
to Prime Minister Stalin and lack
of faith in the infallibility of the
Soviet government.
East German Communist news.
papers weakly echoed the ruthless
edict of the Politburo that the
party purge would continue, chiefly
against veterans who had lived in
exile in Western countries,' "until
foul liberalism is finished."
Mexico Gets U.S. Loan
For Development Plans
MEXICO CITY 1Pi Presi
dent Miguel Aleman announces
that Mexico has been granted a
much disputed United States loan
Of $150,000,000.
Aleman said the U.S. loan will be
used to develop highway, railways,
communications, irrigation, and
electric power.
HID" HASTINESS
LOS ANGELES 11 The Nazi
swastika flew atop city pall for a
while early Friday.
Firemn, who cut it down with
some difficulty, said it apparently
was placed there by dommunist
sympathizers, miffed at pending
city council moves to register
Communists.
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Post-Enquirer Of
Oakland, Calif
Forced To Suspend
OAKLAND, Calif. (IP) The
Oakland Post-Enquirer, an after
noon Hearst daily newspaper with
a tabloid Sunday edition, sus
pended publication Friday.
The page-one discontinuance an
nouncement said:
"Management of the Oakland
Post-Enquirer announces discon
tinuance of publication with this
Issue. Present costs make this de
cision necessary.
"The leading national and in
ternational news and photo serv- a
ices, comics and other features
carried by the Post-Enquirer ap
pear in the San Francisco Exam
iner and die San Francisco Call
Bulletin." Mora than 2S0 employee were
thrown out of work.
The afternoon daily newspaper,
with a Sunday tabloid dition, had
a circulation of around 75,000. Th
Enquirer was established in ISM,
snd the Pos't ia 1917. They were
combined 2S yesrs ago.
Both ditorial and typographical
mployes evidently hid not inkling
of th immediate suspension, a e
"It caught everyone by sur
prise!" exclaimed Joe Chsudat,
president of the Oakland Typo
graphical union.
The Oakland Tribune now be
comes the only daily newspaper
published in Oakland.
The Post-Enquirr employed 13ft,
persons under jurisdiction of th
San Francisco-Oakland Newspaper
guild. There were about 60 typo
graphical employes.
All will receive severance and
accrued vacation pay.
Th notice was posted on the
newspaper's bullentin board, and
excitement and sorrow swept
through the, publishing plant.
9
Negro Protests Use Of
Expression 'Tan Yank'
CLEARWATER, FIs. - m
The use of the expression "Tan
Yank" to refer & U.S. Negro sol
diers In Korea has a Cleatjwater 9)
Negro minister fighting mad
against two northern newspapers.
The Rev. L. R. Wilson Jr., navy
veteran wounded on Saipan, wrote
the Chicago Defender and Pitts
burgh Courier that the War depart
ment lists "All3 colored Americans
, . . ss Negroes snd if you hsve
respect for the Negro rsce you wlil
do the same."
In letters to the two papers,
which have Negro circulations,
Wilson wrote that "We have black
southerners as well as northern
mulattoes in Korea."
Wilson, 4.1. is pastor of the Nera o
?.':-,T, Negro Baptist church of Clear
water. a
Rain in the Khasi hills of north
east India once totalled 805 inchel
in a single yesr.
-INSURANCI-
LIFE AUTO FIRE
State Farm Mutual Insurance
O. L S. C. C.m.H
P. O. Box 469 Phone 281
116 W. Cass O
Over Douglas County Bank
SCHOOL
LISTS FILLED
COMPLETE
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All School Suppliet Sold Hera Here tha
Official Aaaraval From School
Authorities.
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