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CURB SHARES RISE LATE IN SESSION Moderate Gains Disclosed for Day—Some Reach New Year’s Highs. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, June 21.—Curb Ex- change stocks rallied vigorously today in the afternoon trading, wiping out losses that followed a slightly higher opening, and closing with moderate gains on the day. A feature of the session was the Am Lt & Trao (2).. marking up of a number of ordinarily | Am Manufacturing 258 inactive industrials to new high prices | Am Maracaibo..... | Am Superpower. .. for the year. Included in this list were THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK CURB MARKET Stock and Dividend Rate. Aero Supply B Afr Investors war.. 1 Allied Mills. = 18! Alum Co America. .7508 Alum Co of Apf 1% § Sale— Add 00. High. Low. Close. 3 34 3 3 no % 5% B 8714 8 2% “ Am City P&AL B Am Comwith PwA & Am Comwlth PwB 23 Am Corp. . 3 e Am Cynamid (B).. 1; Am Equities (25¢). 1 % | Louisiana L & Ex.. Stock and Sale— Dividend Rate. Add 00. a7um % Low. Close. Longlsl Lt pf A (7) ao; 73 W 73% 1% 1A 2% 2% % TN M 1% 2% 57 McCord RadiatB. . Marion Stm Shovel. Mavis Bottling X. . Mass Util Awsoc'n. Mead Johnson (3). Memphis Gas. . Mercantile Strs (1) Mergenthaler Lino Merritt Chap & S. . Merritt C&S pf A 5 5 Mesabi Iron. ...... Mexico-Ohfo Oil... 3y o Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Sale— Add 00. Righ. Low. Close. 43 43 * 6 51 8 Dividend Rate. | Safety Car HAL (1) 258 43 | St Anthony Gold... 53 | 3t Regis Paper. | St Regts Paper p! | Salt Creek Prod (1 | Secur Corp Gen. . Segal Lock & Hrd | Seiberling Rubbe; | Selected Industrie | Select Ind al ct 5% 4008 Sentry Saf Control 2 Seton Leather. 6 | Shenandoah pf.... 2 | Sherwin-Williams. 6755 | Stock and % 1% by 314 61% % 124 21% 37 894 Am & For Pwrwar. 4 | Am Founders Am Found 1st pf B 25 s 58 Am Investment. Am Invest Inc war. 8 10 American Hard Rubber at 14, up 4; |Am Superpower pf. Richman Bros. at 47, up 2%; Richmond | Am Thread pf 25¢.. Mich Gas & Oil. ... Michigan Sugar Co. Mid Sta Pet Vic A.. Mid Sta Pet vtc B.. Middle West Util Minn Honey pf (6). Modine Mfg. ... Mohawk Mining. .. Montgom Ward(A)100s Mountain Prod 80c. 17 2 Nat American. . So Am Gold & Plat. South Penn Oil 80c |SouCal Ed pf B 1% SouCalEd pfC1% 6o, | Southern Corp'n... T41y| South Nat Gas. 12 " | Sou'land Roy (20¢) 5%, | Spanish & Gen rcts 6‘,‘ | Stand Ofl Ind (1).. “ | Stand Ofl of Ky (1) % | Stand Ofl Neb (1).. 9% | Stand Ofl of Ohio. 3% | Standard P&L (B 3w 4 | £ 4t | Sherwin Wmspts. 1 4 1% 21 184 6 2214 6 20% 3 2% 24 6 3 103 42 2 324 17 15 26 13 D. C, WEDNESDAY, COTTON MILLS SET -SPINNING RECORD |Operations at Highest Level Since October, 1929, as Demand Soars. By the Associated Press. | Cotton-spinning operations during May struck their fastest pace since Oc- tober, 1929, reflecting a revival of buy- ing and increased demand for their products. The Census Bureau announced todsy that during the month United States | mills operated an aggregate of 8309,- | 664,722 spindle hours. In October, 1929, | the number of hours was 9,005,849,000. | Since 1929 the number of spindles in | place has dropped from about 34,000,000 | to 30,959,216, as of May 31. Partly as a JUNE 21, 1983, Dollar Makers BY GEORGE T. EAGER. ‘The sales manager for a large dis- tributor of automatic refrigerators has solved the ever present problem of pro- viding his salesmen with a continual flow of new pros- pects by systemati- cally calling on customers who have already bought re- frigerators. As soon as a sale { is made a letter is sent thanking the customer and stat- ing that the sales- men will make 4 several calls at 10- day intervals to make sure the ap- pliance is giving satisfactory service. The purchaser is further told that he will be rewarded by the gift of any one of five small appliances for any re- frigerator sales made by the company to_personal friends. | Fire reward certificates are inclosed and back for o - Rail fares to A Century of Progress—the World’s Fair now on in Chicago—are so low that everybody can afford to go. It’s the show of the Century. ‘There are special bargain tickets to suit every plan and every purse. Go when you like—stay as long as you like—your ticket agent has just the low-cost ticket you want. $23.00 round trip—9-day limit. Every day. Coaches only. $28.00 round trip—10-day Radiator convertible preferred at 6, up | Anchor Post Fence 17% | Stand Sitver s | result of that, operations were carried limit. Good going every Tuesday 4% 3, Starrett preferred at 53, Modine Manufacturing at 1415, and United Shoe Machinery preferred at 32, up 1%. Among standard shares the oils were outstandingly strong on the recovery. Standard Oil of Indiana in the last hour attained a new 1933 high at 327, 8s did Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania at 603, Creole Petroleum at 8, Imperiod Oil at 12 and International Petroleum at 163g. Humble Oil at one time ran up to 87, its previous high, up 6 points net. Utilities moved more narrowly than the oils. Electric Bond & Share, in the closing minutes, was up only a fraction. Cities Service was easier most of the session, but came back to show a small gain near the end. Deere & Co. was & strong spot, at a pew high for the year at 30%, up 5 paints. Royal Tyrflmer performed a similar feat at 10'5. (Copyright, 1933.) BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. Balesin DOMESTIC BONDS. _ High. Low, Close up 1; 11117 11 3 2 Jot Sl ] ?uom eno 0 5 S c>> ggé’sii;a £xeay? 52 990 RS 5 ovon® e {3 WA o, Onk bt 1389 feleloy 105 100% b. R S o SRR s S 2 - b e A 4 53% 54 69 102 102 102 3 45% 45l 45'z 0° 88~ A8 88 oiEgH n Gas Ut tis ucible Steel dahy Pk 0999, 104 963 0 g 104 96% 81 EES b B o GRS 280 11 b e 8 7% 77 95 9% T8ka 772 99% 9078 200 ne8 0 Sm Ok 0000 ol b o3 oome: vy RN 3 EESH Q! 3 £33333 a8 Y g 0 2 D DB I I Girsa 10 78 TR, | | Ark P&L pf (2.32). | Armatrong Cork '+ | Faleon Lead. . Blauners, a store stock, at 12, up | Arcturus Radio T. | Ark Nat Gas. up 1,|Ark Nat Gas Ark Nat Gas cu pf. 708 . Art Metal Works.. 3 Asso Gas & Elec... 1 Asso Gas&Elec(A) 21 Asso Gas & Elec pf 808 Aswo Rayon....... 5 Asso Tel Utllities.. 13 Atlas Plywood 1 Atlas Utllitles. ... Atlas Utilities war. Atlas Util pf A(3). Auto Voting Mach. Bell T Pa pf (6%). Blauner's (1). Blue Ridge Blue Ridge p! Borne-Scrymser Botany Cons Mi Bower Roller Bear. Brazil Trac & Lt. .. Brill Corp A. Brill Corp B. 3 Buft N&E pf (1.60) Bunker Hill & Sull 225 Burma rets (pl14c) Bwana M'Kub Corp Cable Radio T vte. Cable & Wire B reta Canadian Marconi. Carib Syndicate. .. Carrfer Corp...... Celanese 1st pf.... T Cent HudG&E (80c) Cent States Elec Cent & Swn Ut pf. . Chesebrough 16% . Childs pf. . Cities Servic Cities Service pf Claude Neon Ine. .. Clev El llum (1.20) Cleve Tractor. . Colon Oil. . . Col Auto Pts pf (2) 5 Col G & E cv pf (5) 4008 128 Colum O11&G v.te.. 17 2! Comwlth Edis (5). Comwlith & Sou wr. Comstock Tunnel. . Consol Afreraft. CAMCoectfs..... Consol A M cm pt.. Consol Copper. ... Con Gas Balto 3.60. Consol Retail Strs. Cons Theaters vtc. Cord Corp (10¢) . Corron & Reynol Corroon & Rey pf A Cosden & Co....... Cosden & Coc.od.. Courtaulds(p815c) Creole Petroleum. . Cresson Consol (4c) Crocker Wheeler. .. Crown Cent Pete Crown Cork Intl A. Cusi Mexicana Min Darby Petroleum. . Deere & Co........ Derby Oil & Refin. . Detroit Afrcraft. .. Doehler Die Cast. . Dow Chemical (2). Dubllier Cond & R. Duval Tex Sulphur East GAF As (60c) Eastr G&F pf (6).. 268 East States Power. 1 East States pf A. ..100s Fast States pf B. ..100s Eastern Ut Asso(1. 508 Eigler Elec Corp.., 2 El Bd&Sharepf5.. 1 | El Bd&Share b6% . 240 | E1 Pwr Asso (40c). 4 ElPwr Asso A 40c. ¢ Empire G & F 7%..150s EmpireG&F8%.. 1 Europ EI Ltd A 30¢ Europ Elec deb rts. Evans Wall Lead. . Fairchild Aviation. 111% 12 3% Fansteel Prod..... Fedders Mfg (A).. Ferro Enamel. .... Fisk Rubber(new). Fisk Rub pf (new). | Flintkote (A) | Florida P & Lt pf. Ford Motor Can Ford Motor Ltd. Foremost Dalry. Foremost Dairy pr. Foundation For Sh. Garlock Pack(40c) 2 2 “ 5 3 1 1 3 28 4 . ¥ Gen Pub Service pf 40s | General Rayon (A) 10 }7s | Gen Theat Eqevpf 1 3 | Gold Seal Electric. 6 924, R&'2 2 >y Pa O P&L b'is 2 penn Tel 35 C'80 L & P bs v Proc & Ga 4118 8 No 1l #itzs R oEa RS e Saan G E blas W G&E 55 A PR o West _Penn Wes Tex U L FOREIGN BONDS. 4G BE o 6x B 5l 46 13 Com Pk 7 451 . geTr " .. O P et D With warrants thout warran: , | Int Utilities (B) * | Italian Superpw A. Gen Tire & Rubber. 758 43 Godschaux Sug B. 3 1Ry " ] | Goldfield Consol... 4 % | Gorham v.te. (p1). 15 19 | Gray Tel Pay Sta.. 6508 16% | Grt A&P T n-v(17) 50s 167 Greyhound Corpn. 1% Groe Strs Prd vic. . 2 Guardian Invest Gulf Ofl of Penna.. 4 | Hamilton Gas v te. | Happiness Candy | Hazel Atlas Gl 13% 49 | Hecla Mining 2 Mollinger Gld 17 Horn & Hardart(2) 1258 | Hudson Bay Min.. 12 | Humble Of1 (2).... 28 | Hygrade Food. 1 T P&Ltpf..... 111 P&L cm pf (6). 1mp Ofl Ltd cou 50¢ {Ind Terr 111011 A | tna Terrmons.. 7 | Int Hy E1 S e pf 33 508 | }mtl Petrol (1.12).. 55 3 3 1 4 6 3 1 508 1008 58 9 | Interstate Equit Interstate Eq cv pf Trving Afr Ch (40c) 1 Ttal Superpw db rts | Tones & Laughlin. 80 Jonas & Naumburg & Kirby Petrolm 10¢. 2 | Kirkland S Kolster-Er Am sh. | Kopper G & C pf(§) 50s Lakey Fdy & Mch. 3 | Lake Shore M 1234 Lefcourt Realty Lehigh Coal&N 40s Leonard Ofl. Lerner Stores. 2 Lion Oll & Refin... 3 Lone Star G bédc. . Long Isiand Light. 1 1 2 ‘ . 5 2 2 2 3 2 9 3 7 9 Roaches come from nests to eat Peterman’s Roach Food. Crawl back and die—leaving NO ODOR. Young and eggs are killed. Guaranteed to rid quickly. Used in a miltion homes. Get a can today —at your druggist s PETERMAN’S ROACH FOOD kN 1% Nat Leather. . 8 2% Nat Pw&Lt pf (6). 1008 69 Nat Rubber Mch... 1 Nat Screen Serv. 10 Nat Service. ... 1 Natl Steel Car Ltd. 13% Nat Sugar NJ (2). 385% Nat Toll Bridge A. % Nat Union Radio 2 Nelsner Bros pf. New Bradford Ofl.. 1 1 New Eng Pwr pf (6)2208 54 New Jersey Zinc2. 4 51% NewMex& ALnd. 1 Newmont Mining.. 12 N Y Shipbldg(40c). 1 N Y Tel pf (6%)... 258115 Niagara Hud Pow.. 1: 14 3 17 214 62 & W 15% 1% 2% 2% M 0 12 115 18% 1% Nipissing. Nitrate Chile B ‘Bement-Pond North Europ Ofl. .. North Sta Pw A(4). Northwest Eng.... Ohto Copper....... 1 Ofl Stocks Ltd(10¢) 1 Pacific East Corp. . Pac GAE 1st pf 1% Pacific West Oil. .. Pan Am Alrways Paramount Motors Parke Davis (1). Parker Rust P3%. Penroad Corp..... Pepperell Mfg Co. Petrol Corp war... 97 Phil Morris Inc. 3 Phoenix Securities. 12 Phoenix Secur pf. 1 Ple Bakerfes Inc... 1 Pioneer Gold (60c) 42 Pitney BowesP... 1 Pitts Plate G ($0c) 2008 Pond Cr Poch Coal. 2 Premier Gold(12¢). 49 Producers Royalty - 14 Prudential Invest. . Y% 3% 24% 49% 2 4 6 1 3 4 1 1 1 3 4 5 7 758 98 208 % & 38 2 23 4 412 32% 15 % | Pub Ut!l H1d war, Pub Utll Hld xw. Pub Utll Hd cpf. Pure OMl pf. . Rainbow Lum A. Rainbow Lum B. Raytheon Mfg. Reiter Foster Relfunce Int A. Rellance Manage Republie Gas. . Reybarn 3 Reynolds Investing 21 Richfield Oil Cal pf 40 Richmond Bros (3) 1508 Richmond Rad c pt Root Refining Ro: 3% 15, | Ut & Indust pt 1 | wal Co (1). 1 | Walgreen Co (1) Starrett Corp. | Starrett Corp p1 | Stein Cosmetics | Stuts Motor Car | Sunray of1 |Swite&Co..... | Swift Internat’1(3) | Taggart Corp. . Tampa Elec 2.24.... | Technicolo e | Tech Hughes (60c) | Texan Oil & Ld (1) Todd Shipyard (1). Trans Alr Transp. . Trans Lux DL P 8. ‘ Tri-Cont Corp wr 2% 5% 1ia 16% it 20% 29% 5% 29 8% 5% 105 Tubize Chat Corp.. 1 Tubize Chatillon A" | Tung-Sol Lamp. .. | Unlon Tobacco.... 4 | Unit Atr praxw(3) 258 United Corp war. .. United Dry Dock. | United Founders. . | United Gas | United Ga. | United Gas war. | United Lt & P (A). United Lt & Pwr pt Utd Shoe Mch 2%.. 758 Utd Shoe Mpfi%.. 2 - ki 1 1 5 3 1 3 3 4 0 1 4 39% 1% ™ 34% 4Ty 32 2% 1% U SEI Pwr war.... 1 %\ U S Finishing. | US Foll (B) ( | US & Intl Sec... | US&Inuistpt. ' | US Lines pt. | US Radiator pf.... U S Rubber Recl. . | Unit Stores vtc. ... Utd Verde Ext 40c. i Util Pwr & Lt. . | Utility Equities an 3% 6% Van Camp Paék 56 % Van Camp Pack pf. 1 Venezuelan Pete. 1% ‘Waco Afreraft. 12 18% 17% " 1% Walker (Hiram). Walker(H) pf (1). & 50 12 28 2 163 96 Westn Md Ry 1stpf210s Williams (R C) 1 Wil-Low Cafeteria 2 Woodley Petrol. .. 1 Woolworth(p46.5c) 1 ' Wright Hargvs 20c 16 514 Yukon Gold PO & | Dividend rates m dollars based on last quarterly or semi-annual payment. °*Ex diyidend. {Partly extra. $Plus 4% in stock. aPayable in cash or stock. b Payable in stock e Adjustment dividend. fPlus 5% in stock. ¢Plus 6% in stock hPlus 1% in stock 1Plus 2% in stock. kPlus 10% |in stock. mPlus 3% in stock. n Plus 8% Ia!z: Leghorn broilers, 11a13; rocks, 15a | per cent below Spring levels in | in stock D Paid last year—no vegular rate. * Mr. Harry L. Golladay, 6310 Maple Avenue, Chevy Chase, photographed in she new De Soto rumble seat coupe which he recently purchased. | 8nd 195 for May last year. % | ARMOUR READJUSTMENTS | on at a higher per cent of capacity on | | a single-shift basis than at any time since the bureau began keeping records in August, 1921. { Mills operated at 112.3 per cent of capacity during May, based on an ac- tivity of 8.96 hours per day. The aver- age number of spindles operated dur- ing the month on a single-shift basis | was 34,778,658. Spinning spindles in | | place in cotton-growing States May 31 | totaled 19,046,296, of which 17,189,090» | were active at some time during the month, compared with 19,051,214 and 16,752,042 for April this year and 19,- 144,778 and 16,030,742 for May last year. Active spindle hours in cotton-grow- ing States totaled 6.506,142,110, or an average of 342 hours per spindle in place, compared with 5,136,587.480 and 1 260 for April this year and 3,742,592,814 EREPORT HELD PREMATURE | | By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, June 21—T. G. Lee, president of Armour & Co., yesterday | addressed a letter to stockholders stat- ing that press reports of a proposed capital readjustment of the giantepack- ing firm were premature and that no definite plan had vet been approved by the board of directors. “The management,” said Lee in the | letter, “believes that its responsibilities | in ,conducting the business efficieatly impose upon it a duty, in the light of changed conditions, to work out and submit to stockholders a plan to sim- plify and change the capital structure and reduce its property values in con- sequence of present-day levels, and thus make possible the reduction of depre- ciation charges with corresponding im- |'provement in the net results of the company.” | “The company is not in need of new | working capital,” he stated. | CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET. | CHICAGO, June 21 (#).—Butter— Receipts, 12,043 tubs; market firm; | creamery, specials (93 ~score), 23%a 123%; extras (92), 23%; _extra firsts | (90-91), 21%5a22; firsts (88-89), 191%a 120%; seconds (86-87), 17a18',; stand- (ards (90 centralized " car lots), 223. | Eggs—Receipts, 13,891 cases; market lflrm: prices unchanged. Poultry, live—Receipts, 35 trucks; market easy; hens, 9'5a10,; Leghorns, | 8; roosters, 815; No. ; turkeys, 10a | 11; Spring ducks, 8a9; old, 5a7; geese, | 17; colored, 1 “Well leave on which the owner may furnish the names and addresses of prospective pur- chasers of refrigerators. To insure proper follow-up three re- port slips ordering calls on the new customers, 10, 20 and 30 days after the purchase 'are sent to the salesman, These calls serve the double purpose of checking the satisfactory service of the appliance and securing “leads” for ad- ditional sales. | (Copyright, 1933, by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.) | SHIP ORDERS SPUR | YARDS IN VIRGINIA | Contracts for Two Freighters, Tur- bine for Boulder Dam and Re- | pair Work Are Received. By the Associated Press. | NEWPORT NEWS, Va., June 21.—An upward swing in shipbuilding is under | way here with the announcement of | .;c;:nl new contracts and large repair obs. In addition to these the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. has obtained a contract for one of the large Boulder Dam turbines. | The company will build two moderate | size freighters for the A. H. Bull Co. of New York at a cost of about $2, 000,000 each. | Work on the ships will begin imme- | diately, the contracts calling for their completion in 11 and 12 months, re- spectively. They will be 7,500 each. ! The Newport News plant at this time is employing about 4,000 men on a five- day week basis. Men's Wear to Be Marked Up. NEW YORK, June 21 (#).—Men's wear stores, which have covered their initial Fall requirements at low prices, plan to take a higher mark-up on such goods at the beginning of the Autumn selling season, so that when merchan- dise bought at higher levels is offered to consumers no sharp price advance will ensue. —_— Earthenware Slumps. NEW YORK, June 21 (#).—In con- | trast with trends in other lines, de- mand for earthenware for kitchen use | has shown a decided slump. Pro- | ducers are quoting prices 10 to 15| order L to stimulate busin and Saturday. Pullman fares re- duced 25%. ' $30.60 round trip—15-day limit. Every day, coaches only. $12.50 round trip—over-Sun- day coach excursions. With sight-seeing tour of Chicago and the Fair, transfers, etc., $16. In- quire as to dates. 16- and 30-day tickets—low fares. Tuesdays and Saturdays. All-Expense Tours in Chicago aslow as $4.50 for one day; $7.50 two days; $10.50 three days; $12.75 four Exposition. Most economical way to see the Fair and all of Chicago. All-fn?enu Rail-Water Tours $82 every Monday from July 3to August 28, including rail fare ; Puil- man; cruise on Great Lakes; meals; hotel room and sight-seeing in Chicago; and $14.75 five days, including admission to and sight-secing of Fair. hétel room, sight-seeing tours (except PARTIES of 25 or more—low rates for one-day tours) and admission to in coaches or Pullmans. Other la% Tickets—Ask your ticket agent about reduced vacation fares e and Far West—California, Colorado, the National Parks, etc. Also reduced week-end tickets to almost every point Eest of the Mississippi. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Pennsylvania Raiiroad Flies flee! “Fly or die”--that's what Amox says to flies. Amox rids your home of flies and insect pests, pleasantly--thoroughly --and without odor. Ask your dealer for Amox and get a can of the famous Amoco Home Oil FREE. Amox has new added strength at new low price. * PRODUCT OF THE AMERICAN OIL COMPANY THE BETTER INSECTICIDE it to MR. GOLLADAY.. LE Koy LeSotn”” Let an actual De Soto Owner Tell About the Bigger Value in this Smart Car! URE we're prejudiced about De Soto! That’s why we want you to check every word we say with an unbiased party! This gentleman, for instance. One of the many local new DeSoto owners. He bought De Soto because it sounded like the smartest buy of the year. Now ask him what he thinks about it . . . after actually driv- ing this smart, fast, up-to-the- minute automobile! Ask him about its size. “Fif- teen feet of smartness” we call it ... with plenty of room inside. Aek him aboutperformance!With 82-horsepower under that smart hood, we’ll match anybody for power, get-away, the “get-up-and- go” thatgives you a thrilling ride! DE SOTO SIX DISTRICT MOTOR CO., 1529 14th St. N.W, POtomac *1000 Ask him about features! Patented Floating Power engine mountings. .. built-in free-wheel- ing . .. Air-wheels . . . all-silent transmission . . . De Soto’s smart- ness is a whole lot more than skin-deep! Finally. . . ask him about cost! De Soto looks expensive. Fact is «..you can buy a DeSoto for only $4 a week more than the lowest-priced cars! We’'ll show you what De Soto can do any time you can spare 30 minutes for a thorough-going demonstration. Just call us up, or drop around. But we’d suggest you work fast . . . because prices are now “subject to change with- out notice” ... and there’s no time like the present to buy! Check e 2 I;oi WhereS Beats Competion With Floating Power engine mountings . . . coincidental starting . . . silent low and reverse . . carbon-resistant valve inserts . . find in certain cars that cost even more! That spells value wheels... oilite springs NOW LOwW . $ AS 665 BLANTON MOTOR CO., -11 New York Ave. N.E, ~NAtional 6666 F. FACTORY bydraulic brakes . . . Air- 1l-steel body . . . De Soto has 22 quality features that you won't and more car per dollar! Come in...and let us tell you mere! NEW STANDARD MODELS: Business Coupe $665; Brougham $665; Rumble Seat Coupe $705; 4- Door Sedan $735. New Custom Models: Rumble Seat Coupe $750; Convertible Coupe $775; Sedan §795; Convertible Sedan $875. All prices F. O. B. Md; 0. B. ROHR-BARSKY, Inc., - g 1365 H St. N.E 4 Lincoln-7453 . s

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