1N.II KLI MAN KIXKASEU
Frank Borwieck, Vancouver.
"h.. driver of a car involved
In a head-on collision Saturday
afternoon north of Brooks on U. S.
highway 9E. was released Sun
day after treatment at Salem
fWneral hospital. L,. Glenvvood
Miiier. Portland, passenger in the
tar with" uhich Horwteck's col
l.ded. was killed in the Saturday
rn(i-nt IWwieek companion,
Mr; Jenny Buiid. route 1, Or
rhard. Wash, if still in the hos
pital wheie her condition is des
ttibefl as "gintti." She incurred
taceiat.ons and ossibjV internal
.njunes.
Vou are cordially invited to a free
'.ecture on Christian Science, en
t.t!ed: 'Christian Science: The
Science of Health and Salvation"
By Clayton Bion Craif. C. S. B.
of Cincinnati, Ohio. Member of the
Hoard of lectureship of The
Mother C'huith. The First Church
-f Christ. Scientist, in Boston.
M.'.'- hi. setts, in the Senior High
School Auditorium. Thursday.
r t. ber 24. .t 8 P. M.
Rl II.I)IN(i OKFIIF.U
A permit to construct an $8,000
hue at 1056 Klectric st , was is
sued t. H. E. Pade and C. B.
Keen ty. the city engineer's office
jettrday. Repairs and alterations
to rot le-s thrtii $350 weie ap
proved for Chailes H Fowler, 750
S High t : W. G. Farmer. 1675
Saginaw t : W. E Stewart, 2315
S Cottage t ; Lowell White. 1875
S Chun h t . and Charles War
ren. 774 N Winter L
Leonard Supper Club Is tops for
Dining-Dancing-2 Floor Shows
Steaks - Chn ken - Chinese Food.
Open every night (except Sun
day). No oer chaige befoi 8.00
P M lets go to Leonard i toiute'
Ii5 TAKI.N Til It i:. WINDOW
Theft of $85. two coin purses
sd a woman's purse from the bed
i'm of their home while they
s.Vpt Saturday night, was leport
ed to polue by. Mr. and Mrs. E.
R Frederickson. 1280 N. 14th st.
Police reports said that the thief
apparently reached through the
w.ndow of the bed room to take
the purses and their contents.
Out -of -wall type mixing faucets
for sir.ks now available. Chrome
plated Judson's Plumbing &
Heating. 279 N. Cora'l , Phone
4141
OliHuary
rrr
Near K.ns Valley. Ox . October 17.
HarW-v Jnin Pratt, late resident" of
Hraskins. al the at of 23. Son of Mrs.
n.tn Kllr. Hoauu: btothrr of Bob
Kelly; leHoy. Carl. Keith and Connie
full, all of Hikin. and Mr. Chris
tine Mitrfi. Vanport City. Service will
i-r r.;d Mlnrli)r, October 23. at 1:30
p m . at U W. T. flicdon chapel, with
concluding Mrvurti at Lee Mission
cemvr. The Rev. Dudley Strain will
ff.ciale.
HKIIMOVD
Cieorce A Richmond, late resident of
l Norm Con.mercial afreet. October
Survived by a daughter. Donna
u-trTand of Sa!em. Service will be
Wednesday. October 23. al 10 am. at
tr I'lojgt. Biikb chapel.
i''bj S Wl.itman. at tl.e residence,
fji s o.i.iner isl st . Salem. CH-to-s-er
1 al the aye of 54 ears Sliiviv
1' lie t l.e wife. Mat nit Whitman.
sen . ore son. Robert W'lutrr.an, Den
ser, t'olo a brother. (. Iilrni t Wlut
i .in f-t k Ida. ar,d a sinter. Miss
!r.a wratri.ari. Ciieeley. Colo. Sthlp
F et.t is being II. sue by U.e t'lougll
lim: t ii k (f.cnv 1.. Iertver. Ci.lo , lor
Monti arui n.ter riiei.t.
l.ol
Mi.vaa-d I - erne Doll, at the family
(lnrt at 2o IIihxI street. October
J" a', tne site of four months. In
fant nrv of Mr and Mrs Elmer Doll
aeri lundwifi of Mr. and Mrs.
W lii.in W .ens of Salem and Mr. and
Mr Uinn R Doll of South Dakota
Services will be condurtrd at the
liovseil-Edxtiid chapel Wednesday,
k tober 23. at 3 311 p m.
W MPM R
tT.i.a Jesn Warr-.pner. late resident
ft Pniilind at a local hnopUal.' Orto-l-er
ro st tt.e ae of 17 eara. Sur
vived b tier patents. Mr. and Mrs.
f ted Warv peer of Oppol tunltv, W ah
A nnoui.cer? ent of set vices later by
Ho eil-Edv ar ds corr.par.y.
w him t m
I Cnn Wheeler, late resident of
i'.2t N r M..ltnomah street. Portland.
n fe TarUic h:(hst near Brook.
(H loter ! at the air of 41 years.
Ii'rrr of Wilfred Wheeler and Edward
W r.eeler of Mai snalltown. Iowa: and
s. n rf Mr and Mr. Fdward Wheeler
f Min' i;iton. na Also survived
t fov.r s.sters'and one biother. An
Mi'jMmifi.t nf service later by C'lotif
Karritfe com pan y
Met OR Mil K
Artr.ar Donald McCormick. late resi
dent uf Giants Pass, at a local hospital
i:utr 20. at tne age of ears
-ur.ir.( are tie patent. Mr. and
Wrs lo - Mrt'orn ick of Grants Pas
Kerv.ces will 1-e aniiounced later by
llew eil-Eda aids ct apel.
WAIN
Mrs rsrr,.e Wa!n. lale resident of
r-ie 4 Montis. October 31.
at a local t.twpital. at the ae of 71
i r rir.n ert ent of ervii es Is
1 U-.;li-hnK k company
ter by
CITY 13TII IN BUILDING -
Salem in September was 13th
among 42 northwest cities in the
dollar volume of building permits,
it was shown yesterday in a sta
tistical report of the Equitable
Savings and Loan Co. of Port
land. Salem's $132,244 estimated
value on new construction author
ized was 23 per cent lower than
the figure for September, 1945
The 42 cities shewed an average
of 18 per cent increase in value
of permits over a year ago.
For quick sale: Complete furnish
ings of modern 6 room home in
eluding bedding & draperies, elec.
appliances, garden tools, to be
sold complete for $1500. Phone
Major Reynolds, 8218.
GLASS BREAKERS TO APPEAR
Trial of four men on charges
of breaking glass in a downtown
street will be in municipal court
this afternoon. Judge Alfred
Mundt said Monday that Melvin
K titman, Millian Seifert and
Gerald Seifert. all of Hubbard
and Merle Traschel of Aurora
wtNjld face the charge, for which
they were arrested Friday night
when they were reportedly cele
brating the marriage of Melvin
and Lillian Kertzman of Hubbard
Free mothproofing tor your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N
Liberty St. Phone 912L
JUDGE DUNCAN ASSIGNED
Chief Justice Harry H. Belt,
state supreme court, Monday as
signed Circuit Judge George Dun
can, Marion county, to preside at
the trial of the state vs. Schiltz
in Clackamas county. He will sub
stitute for Judge Earl Latourette
of Oregon City. Circuit Judge
Hawkins, Multnomah county, was
assigned to preside at the case of
Berkshire vs. Berkshire in Polk
county.
Woman helper needed; board,
room, adequate wages. Old Peo
ple's Home, 1623 Center.
APPLE PICKERS PLACED
Apple pickers are now needed
in the Salem area, according to
local farm labor office spokesmen
who said yesterday that with the
apple crop coming on, transporta
tion will be provided for pickers
going from Salem to nearby or
chards. Calls from farmers indi
cate continuing need for workers
in late potato and filbert crops,
it was said.
I
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dls-
harea rar(iflrata
TRUCK BREAKS POLE
A tractor semi-trailer driven by
Barney E. Fagan, Eugene, broke
a telephone pole at 12th and Mis
sion streets Saturday when the
trailer skidded after Fagan swerv
ed to avoid collision with a car
which darted on to 12th ktreet from
Mission street, according to police
reports.
West Salem Lions Club will meet
at Winona Chalet on Dallas High
way Wed. 23, 6:30. "
DAIRY SUPPLY NAMED
W. n. Newmyer and Lela R
Newmyer filed an assumed busi
ness name certificate with the
Marion county clerk's office Mon
day for the Surge Dairy Supply
stoie. W. B. Sullivan filed a cer
tificate oj retirement- fiom the
same business.
Rum. sale, Oct. 24. 9:30 to 8, above
Greenbaum's. Westminister Guild.
EXPLORERS TO MEET
Salem explorer scouts will meet
tonight at Pringle park for a sem
inar on scouting in the explorer
program. Hosts for the evening-,
to be held at 7:30 p.m., will be ex
plorer post 17. All older boys in
the scouting program are eligible
to attend.
New ' location Cronlse Studio, 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Co.
TO GET INFIRMARY
Buildings from Camp Adair will
be transferred to Willamette uni
versity for conversion into an in
firmary, the federal works agency,
Washington, D. C, announced yes
terday. If its a gift, make It a box of The
Spa's Chocolates made fresh dally
in our candy kitchen. The Spa.
Phone 5419. .
TRIAL SET
The trial of Glenn C. Moody,
charged with rape, was set for
December 3 by Circuit Judge E.
M. Page Monday.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel. 7694. 733 N. Capitol st
mart
Salem,
tjy"'.y
Oregon
GET CAR, LOSE T1TIEF
The youthful driver of a stolen
car escaped by running through a
field Sunday night when the car
he drove, chased by a Salem po
liceman for about three miles
along Silverton road, left the road
and became stuck in a ditch, po
lice reported; The car was re
turned to its: owner, Gordon : R
Davis, 680 Edina lane, who said
that everything was in the car as
before the theft, according to po
lice, j
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
.oat mothproofed. Price s, 135 N
Liberty St Phone 9121. "
BAND PARENTS TO MEET
Members of the Band and Or
chestra Parents association will
meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the
Salem senior high school band
room to initiate plans for their
cooperation in this year's concerts
of the high school band and or
chestra, Mrs.r; Dorothy Middleton,
president announced yesterday.
Ralph W. Skopil, Walter S. Lam-
kin, Steve Anderson lc Otto R
Skopil, Jr., attorneys at law, an
nounce the establishment of the
law firm of Skopil. Lamkln. An
derson St Skopil. 211-215 Oregon
Kldff . Salem iRM. H2.12 At 7HI2
FERN GOULD ING APPOINTED
Fern A. Goulding, formerly with
the Marion county child health as
sociation, has been appointed co
ordinator of) community experience-
for the Adelphi college
school of nursing at Garden City,
N. Y., according to word from the
nursing director there.
Fall bulbs, full selection, fine qual
ity. Jary, Florist 363 Court
GREGORY TRANSFERRED
Gene W. Gregorys S 2c, 18-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jul
ian Gregory,' route 3, Salem, has
left the naval air technical center
at Memphis, Tenn for assignment
to the USS Midway in the Atlan
tic fleet according to word from
the ninth naval district
Pre mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N.
Liberty St Phone 912 L
ARGOW MADE DIRECTOR
Walter W, Argow, Willamette
university sociology professor, has
been appointed Oregon director of
the national conference of Christ
ians and Jews, Associated Press
reported yesterday from Portland,
i
Rummage sale, October 24, 25, 26.
First Christian Church annex, S44
Center it; j
i
80LDIERS DISCHARGED
Among soldier listed by Fort
Lewis, Wash, v headquarters as
discharged ' from the service
Thursday are Sgt John Wolf,
route 7, box 250, (Salem, and Pvt.
Nelson L. Ypyng, West Stay ton.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol st.
TIRE. BAGGAGE STOLEN
Sidney MoffitL route 2. Aurora,
reported to; Salem police yester
day the theft of a tire, suitcase
and clothes arid wrenches from his
car as it was parked Friday in the
500 block of Ferry street.
Luti Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty, phone 9592.
FORTMILiIeR IN SCHOOL
Dr. E. V, Fortmiller is taking
a post-graduate course in medi
cine in Portland this week. He
will not return to his office in the
First National Bank building un
til Monday, October 29.
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Insured savings earn more than
two per cent atSalem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty Street
CAR CRASH REPORTED
Can driven by James R. Wolfe,
Rockaway, and E. W. North, Dal
las, collided Sunday at 17th and
D streets, Sal em-police report. No
one was injured.
Stove St Dtesel oil. Prompt deliv
ery. George Cadwell Oil Co. Ph.
9788. x
FLOWER GROUP TO MEET
Ed Ferral will speak at the
Thursday night meeting of the Sa
lem Camellia and Rhododendron
society, called for 7:45 p. m. at
the Salem YMCA.
If its a gift, make It a box of The
Spa's Chocolates made fresh daily
in our candy kitchen. The Spa.
Phone 5419.
EILERT TRIAL CHANGED
Trial in municipal court of Ken
neth Eilert, 750 Thompson St., on
a charge of failure to yield right
of way to a pedestrian, has been
postponed to October 30, City
Judge Alfred Mundt said Mon
day. Eilert was driver of a par
which allegedly struck 84- year
old William Pettit 1220 N. Sum
mer st., as he crossed Center at
Church street October 11. Pettit
died October 16 at a local hos
pital. Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. .
VETS' PETITION HEARD .
The Marion County Federated
Veterans council petition for ex
tension by five years of maximum
age limits- for city firemen and
policemen S. appointed by the .Sa
lem civil service commission was
heard last night by the city coun
cil and referred to the civil service
body for consideration.
Furniture j upholstered and re
paired by i expert workmen. Mc
Alvin Top Shop, 545 N. Church St.
t.
DISMISSED BY DEACONESS
i Mrs. Henry Winiecki, 662 N.
20th st., and Mrs. Lynne Dar
nielle, 737 Ferry st., were dis
missed Sunday from Salem Dea
coness hospital and Mrs. Gordon
Wesley, Holly, was dismissed with
a daughter.
Holland tulip St hyacinth bulbs
now available at Breithaupts.
SUIT TAKEN FROM CAR
A boy's ssuit, size 14, was taken
from his car Saturday night when
it was parked in the 1200 block
of South? 14th street, Richard
Grenz, 714 S. 21st St., told police
yesterday.?
i
River silt top soil & fill dirt
ComT. Sand & GraveL Ph. 21966
ESCAPES; STATE HOSPITAL
Police reported last night that
Lester Nave, 49, had escaped from
the Oregon state hospital at about
noon Mondav. HosDital authorities
said the roan has a sister in Med-
ford and may head south.
Refinish your own floors. Rent a
floor sander from Woodrow's, 440
Center st.
CAR RETURNED QUICKLY
A stolen car Was returned to
Its owner Otto Schiess. 1343 S.
Commercial st, less than a half
hour after It was stolen Satur
day, city jxlice, who recovered it,
report.
Myrtlewood gifts for all occa
sions. Our finest and biggest ship
ment just arrived. Also pottery;
novelties. See our new display
room. Pemberton's, 1980 S. 12th.
RETURNED TO FAIRVIEW
Nels Nelson, who has been miss
ing from Fairview home since
about two weeks ago, was return
ed there Saturday night by city
police.
Dance to the music of Wally Speed
every night except Monday a
Normandy Manor, bteans avail
able. '
ELGIN BIKE RECOVERED
A red and white Elgin bicycle
was recovered by city police early
Monday morning in the 1100 block
of Broadway street. It was taken
to the station.
Gus Brodhagen Body, . Fender
and Radiator Service work guar
anteed. 263 Ferry St., Ph. 3827.
TIRE. WHEEL TAKEN
Richard Spooner reported to po
lice that; a tire and wheel were
taken from his car Saturday rugnt
or early Sunday morning while
it was parked in front of his house
at 1192 S. 16th st
Fluorescent
Commercial and
Indnslrial
Lighting Fixtures
For Immediate Delivery
Salem Lighting
and Appliance Co.
Temporary Location,
255 N. "Liberty. Salem. Ore.
Phone 9412
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ANIIUAL "2 for 1" DA1ICE BATES
III EFFECT FOR A SHORT TIME!
Is your dancing rusty? Do you feel left out at parties?
Learn the new steps at Arthur Murray's, and have twice
as much fun when you step out Right now he offers
lessons for 2 at the cost of II
You save 50?i and enjoy every minute of your lesson.
In Just a few hours you'll be able to do the latest Rumba,
Fox Trot or WalU like an expert. Enroll today before
this special rate Is withdrawn. Phone 6126.
Hears 19 A 31. te 19 P.M. Monday Through Friday
Saturdays 19 A.M. te 4 P.M.
s7 L. rt Ajf
155 .South Liberty
JJ
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Phone 6126
Plans to Pay for
Religious Education
Made at Meeting
CENTRAL HO WELL The com
munity club program presented
Friday night includes group sing
ing including a round led by the
president Mrs. Perl Bye; recita
tions by Dean Rudishauser; vocal
duett by Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Roth; songs by Darlene Roth; vi
braharp solos by Mrs. Ben Owens;
SOCIAL WORKERS CALLED
The Marion county social work
ers' organization will hear a talk
by Mrs. Clare Argo, secretary .f
the Oregon Prison association Fri
day noon at a luncheon meeting
in Hotel Marion.
20-30 CLUB TO MEET
The 20-30 club meeting Wed
nesday evening at Nahlgren's will
have as guest speaker Dr. Robert
Lantz, director of Willamette uni
versity education department. The
meeting will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
BOOKED FOR CONTRIBUTING
Harvey Cox, 21, of route 1, box
37, Brooks, was arrested by Sa
lem police last night on a Salem
Justice court warrant charging
contributing to the delinquency of
a minor.
BABIES LEAVE GENERAL
Mothers taking their sons home
from Salem General hospital Sun
day; were Mrs. G. L. Sorensen,
606 j Jefferson st., and Mrs. Jake
Sonnen, Jr., Hubbard.
.-kit. Shantytown Scandal, Mrs.
C. L. Simmons, Mrs. W. A. Roth,
Mrs. Walter Haverson. Mrs. Clar
ence JohiiMm and Mrs. Ernei-t
Roth.
A committee consi.-ting of Mrs.
Clyde DeSart, Mrs. Clarence Sim
mons, Jr., and Mrs. R. H. Bye
was appointed to consider wayn
of raising money to provide com
pensation for the religious educa
tion teacher. This project is spon
sored by the community club.
A game contest followed by
lunch of coffee and donuts.
Births
WISE To Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mas Wise, 2070 S. High st., a
son, Monday, October 21, at Sa
lem Deaconess hospital.
MINER To Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Miner, 1086 S. 17th st., a
son,i Sunday, October 20, at Sa
lem Deaconess hospital.
VAN OSDOL To Mr. and Mrs.
John Van Osdol, 1048 N. 5th st, a
daughter, Sunday, October 20, at
Salem Deaconess hospital.
KINTON To Mr. and Mrs. El
don Kinton, 2130 State St., a
daughter, Thursday, October 17,
at Salem General hospital.
CRAWFORD To Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Crawford, 935 Mill st., a
son, Monday, October 21, at Sa
lem General hospital.
IIALOUBEK To Mr. nd Mrs.
Richard Haloubek, Brooks, a
daughter; Monday, October 21, at
Salem General hospital.
GABBERT To Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Gabbert, Dallas, a daughter.
Sunday, October 20, at Salem
General hospital.
PHILLIPS To Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Phillips, Independence, a
daughter, Sunday, October 20, at
Salem General hospital.
SORENSEN To Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Sorensen, 606 Jefferson st,
a son, Sunday, October 20, at Sa
lem General hospital.
VAN HORN To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Van Horn. 150 Ratcliff
dr., a daughter, Sunday, October
20, at Salem General hospital.
Mrs.L.I.Mickcy
New President
Of Zena Group
ZEN A Mrs. Wayne D. Henry,
Mrs. Roy E. Parker and Mrs.
James A. French were hostesses
for the Spring Valley Home mis
sionary society at the Henrys.
Mrs. Wayne D. Henry conducted
the bu.sincfs meeting, oM-uing
with group sinKinK-
Mrs. W. W. Henry, treasuicr
reported a balance, of more than
$300 of which $30 was from a
food sale at a farm auction.
Officers elected are, president,
Mrs. L. I. Mickey; vice president,
Mrs. Lawrence MeCluie; secre
tary, Mrs. Walter Kime; and treas
urer, Mrs. W. W. Henry.
Hostesses for November are
Mrs. T. J. Merrick, Mrs. Florence
Atkinson, Mrs. R. C. Shepard,
Mrs. Ralph H. Scott.
Program committee members
are Mrs. Kenneth Hunt, Mn. Law
rence McClure, Mrs. Theo Burns;
devotionals, Mrs. Fred Muller.
Mrs. Florence Atkinson led devo
tionals. Mrs. L. I. Mickey gave a word
picture of her recent trip to a re
ligious convention at Macinac Is
land, in Lake Michigan which was
attended by approximately 600
from Canada and the United
States. ,
Mrs. Lois Crawford read an or
iginal poem, Autumn is here, as
a closing number.
Special guests were Mrs. J. P.
Smart and Mrs. James Smart, Jr.
of Zena.
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f NOtl Dion WORKS A Jl
V fast iiOMT wMiai Vy. p
fcaTiooau is i
Instantly relief from head cold ilia
tress starts to come when you put m
little Va-tro-nol in each nostru. Also
It helps prevent many colds from
developing If used In timet Try ttl
Follow directions In package.
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The Slateamon. Solem. Oregon, Tuexiay. October 22. 1946 S
Kochlcr, OVA
Case Hearing
Slated On. 31
A heating in the cu.se i.f Hniiry
B. Kochler v K. J. Kdmuiid, dis
trict OPA . director and nthcin,
wa cl f'r Oi tix-i 31 by Circuit
Judge Geotge Duncan Mmi lay.
The hcaiing will be on a di-muiier
filed by the defendant.
Knehlor is contenting the Ick.ii
ty of CPA's nve to set up a
housing authwrtty in Sal m Italph
E. Moody, attorney for the plain- j
tiff, in the oiigin.il compl.iiut
charged that under state and led-
eral constitutions OI'A is illegal,
and further that mice Salem ha '
never been under OPA hoiimng s
restriction as u defense mciMiie ,
such icsti i tmii und law a c. uiii.it
now be Invoked.
The OPA thioiiKh its attorneys j
rjuestioniH tin i-oi u Iness of bung
ing the case to )rc;)l couiU. .ites
that the complaint doe not state
u flu lent f.Hts and ti.at Pa .1
I'm ter, national 1m .isir'. r f
OPA, also alioul-i be
the suit
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Two-jeai -old Ste-. n 'i','..trvt
kui Mhcd to Sa'.em Ds-a. tr.
hospit.d last night sf'cr a ir,. ,r.
nig to hia parents, -'i ar.d Mit
r.lsr William tt tratr
had shallowed a if. l! .t -ti)k
at the hospital el it
only a washer. It v. a t ( ; !cl to
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No wonder the places it's been !
Now's the time to restore Its youthful,
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Our Ford mechanics and body men are
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out fender and body dimples, removing rattles,
cleaning and renewing upholstery.
So drive In for prompt arrv.c.
Yes, prompt I We have more mechanic now
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service we know you want.
You'll drive out slick as a whistle
with your old car looking and acting "new" ag;ln.
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