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Show 2 ,..Mn.iM,i, THE MURRAY (Utah) EAGLE I P.l I,., Advtrtixrl THE nd Th Thursday, September 10, 1959 Nti MURRAY Wliat Do You Know About This Pix? (UTAH) WHO, WHAT, WHEN AND 1760 Utah State and National Association! Member, Fr . . - The Editor Dear Editor: In this day and age it is a rare occasion to be thanked by a person for an opportunity given him or help received by him. Further it is very unusual for this person to take time to sit down and write a letter of appreciation. Although we of Murray American Legion Post No. 60 have received oral thanks many times from past delegates we've sponsored to Utah's Boys Stale, we have rarely received expression of this appreciation in writ- - Most everyone is eager to see the strike settled. Not a handful want to see any violence come out of it, or anyone hurt by it. But strikers who have let mob psychology carry them into a work lapse they can't afford are not doing their cause any good by appealing to their fellow citizens to help them over the hump. fhe prowler TayIorsville Topics - J w ith on eye for little things Folks are avoiding 5th East between 3900, and 4500 South these days. Reason is sewer work being conducted along the west side of the street The re sultant bumps, dust and mud. are more than most motorists care to tackier. prewltr Gripe of the week along State The condition of the public drinking fountains. "They aren't fit for a dog to drink from." one woman remarked after surveying the dirt collected along the edges of the street! bowl. L p Postal News And Views - S M m jylul Now it the time to keep your spine in line ond your body balanced. Chiropractor! know, through research, that your body weight should be distributed evenly on each leg. Spinal curvature! cause change in body weight distribution. It it like carrying a 25 pound tack of toll on one shoulder all day Do you wonder why you're tired ond can't work done? Check your body balance tooffice, for which there H no charge. day ot our - The State Foir week. Check your body weight distribution ihere, en the second Hear of the Administration Building. If you ore off, get it to ttop divcon development, ttarrt thi h Save vifh fhe new prewltr nc Insurance "Forget-Me-Not".Da- Proiccts Home Fire, Wind, Glass, 1. get your Thii may well be the onswef. REMEMBER well-know- n Etc. 2. Personal Property Fire, Theft, at home or in your car. 3. liability SAVES YOU MONEY Garif-Jonc- s cor-rette- TRONRUD CHIROPRACTIC 4676 So. State AM Agency 4C40 So. State . AM 2 2456 General of America Glen Falls Olympic listen to "Monitor" KDYl Saturday, 6:30 p.m. - y Scheduled In Kearns KRAItN The annual "For day o fthe DAV will be held in Kearns Saturday. Chairmen for the sale of is Alan Carlson. Piy and Girl Scouts will help in the sale. Proeeeds raised Will go towards aiding disabled Veterans and for hospital work. Gilsonite by Onen Chldttttr Superinttndtnr, Murray Branch Not only la stamp collecting me numoer one noooy inrougn- o"t t h tvnrM but It is BTOWWff Ml exclusive Giltonitt It a hydrocarbon found in Iht Uintah Batin of Utah ond Colorado. It hoi long been uted to maVt battery cases, asphalt tile, road mist!, points, inks, steam pip insulation, etc. Now it it alto processed Into txtremely pur coke ond high clone gasoline. Mined only in Utoh, Citsonit modes a substantial contribution to Utah't economy hundreds employed In mining th product torn nearly $2,000,000 year, - ASSOCIATION "from the forth comet on obvndant lilt lor oil" Sept. 15, Tuesday, " Anyone interested in postage stamps can ohtain a copy or me Post Office Department's book let titled "Postage Stamps Of The United States, 1847-195from the Superintendent of documents, U.S. Government Printing: Office. Washington 25, D.C., at $1.00 per 13 noon, Khvanis Club, Harman's Cafe Sept. 16, Wednesday. 8 p.m., Murray Murray Fire Hall : copy. This, 248-pa- booklet describes and illustrates every United States postage stamp ever Issued and gives a wealth of other infor mation or interest ana importance to collectors. . PEOPLE You Know (163rd In a series of articles concerning the activities of business and professional Adpeople in the Eagle-Xew- s vertiser area.) An accident was responsible for the starting of a small business enterprise which is now opflourishing into a eration for a Granger man. George Jorgensen is a quite unassuming man who keeps himself busy during evening hours and weekends with his "Granger Sharpening Service". Quite a number of years ago, George was sawing with a dull power saw, and this resulted in the loss of the end of his thumb. "I made up my mind then and there never to use a dull saw again!" he said. a small business beSo, gan. With a tiny sign on his fence and a space In his garage, George started sharpening tools for his friends and neighbors. Business became greater, and soon his entire spare time was taken up. Today, there is a new building being completed In front of his home on 3.rth South, where the "Granger Sharpening Service" will be housed In order to expand. Ceorge has lived his entire life In Granger, and Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldcnicr Jorgensen. who reside next door to full-sca- le ... Schools, remembers when there was only one Ward In this entire area, and has seen the changes from farm land to housing develop-ment- s In Granger, Hunter and Taylorsville. (' 17, Courtesy of MURRAY EAGLE and CHAMBER Reports Are High On Lee Grosscup OF COMMERCE tual each Wednesday for a new program entitled, "Mutual Mar- ried". The program deals with the problems of marriage and those SALT LAKE Reports from who attend will pick their own the New York Giants' training subjects to speak on. The meetcamp are glowing concerning ings are held at 7 J5 p.m. he has long wished to do. He Utah's own All American, Lee Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Baker has been called by the LDS Grosscup. will be special speakers at sac' recovered Church since the first of the Lee has apparently, rament meeting Sunday. He year as a Stake Missionary, and completely from last year's in- was just released as first counsays that he goes out three juries, and the "Man with the sellor for the Kearns 9th bishopnights a week doing missionary Golden Arm" is in there using ric. . work. He is also financial sec- his golden arm to good advanretary for the Seventies Quor- tage. SPENCER 2nd SEEKS um of his Ward, and has been in his freshman year HELP FOR BAZAAR Elders Quorum president in the in Though the National Football LeaBoth he his and wife, past. he is being considered Mrs. Marie Obray, president Frances are active in the Gran- gue, and fighting for the chance of the Spencer 2nd Ward Relief where she has ger 6th Ward, as one of the leading quarter- Society, is soliciting the help of in work been in all kinds of backs on the Giants' team. all ward members in preparing the MIA as well as Relief SoCharley Conerly, last year's for an Oct. 22nd bazaar. ciety. quarterback for the Eastern diYesterday at the regular George and Frances are vision champs; Don Heinrich, work artices were proud of their children. Bob, his understudy; Frank Gifford, handed meeting, to the ladies for put 18, Bill, 15, Evelyn, who just trying to switch from halfback, completion. turned 10 on Saturday, and and Slrtiw, purchased little Don who is just 3 years from George the Baltimore Colts this Graduates From Primary old. summer, have all had more exFrom mowers to trimming perience with the pros. Steven Dexter Shepherd was scissors, the Granger SharpenBut Grosscup is in there bat- graduated .from Murray 13th ing Sendee has indeed become tling against the odds, a thing Ward Primary by President a popular place for many he does well, and will no doubt Rhea Bagley. to visit .when things be- be putting on a good show when come "dull"! he appears at thp University of Utah Stadium Sept. 19th at 8 p.m. when the Giants will clash with the San Francisco 49ers. No doubt Utah's All American will be the center of attraction as far as Intermountain In program. Army PFC Ken- Area sports fans are concerned, neth R. Hadean, son of Mrs. but d he may be lost amid the representing Ann Ferguson. Murray, parti- two of the group teams in pro top cipated with the 17th Artillery football today. in a month-lon- g proficiency The 49ers. for example, have te3t program and field trip in Germany during August. The Y. A. Tittle, Hugh McElhenny, V tests and field trip were design- R, C. Owen, Joe Perry. Billy ed to increase the artillery's Wilson, Leo Nomcllinl, Bob St. and Dickie Clair, Abe Woodson proficiency in the use of the howitzer and Moegle numbered among the test the individual soldier on his team's stars. And the Giants, in addition to knowledge of communication, boast survey and map reading proce- Conerly and Gifford, canKatcav-age, dures. An ammunition special- Andy Robustelli, Jim Rosevelt Grler, Sam Huff, ist In the artillery's Battery A in Schwabisch Gmund. Hadean Harold Svare, .Alex Webster, entered the Army In May 1958, Dick Modzalewski and many completed basic training at Fort others. Tickets for the game, sponCarson, Colo., and arrived in sored by the Bleacher QuarterThe November. last Europe soldier attended Mur backs and the Salt Lake Triare available at $5' and ray high school and was em- bune, addressing: Fro Grid ployed by Safeway Stores, Inc., $3.50 byAthletic Ticket Office, Game, before entering trie Army. University of Utah, Salt Lake Died. Mrs. Mary Ellen Dvson City 12. Utah. Officials of Bleacher QuarterStanley, 75. 561 So. 157 West. Tuesday at home of natural backs noted there will be ro Guess I'll never forget the causes. Born May 25, 1884. general admissions for this Wambell, Lincolnshire, Eng- game. Checks for tickets should plumbing in Germany. I had land, to Henry and Lucy Kime be made payable to the Salt an unusual opportunity to Married to Rufas Lake Tribune. Dyson. look if over For Augustus Stanley, May 16. about a year and a half. 1908. Iiiter solemnized Salt LDS Temple. He died With The Churches And I was impressed by its Sept. 15. 1951. Survivors: two quality, although not by my sons, four daughters, Charles surroundings. Ijcroy. Woods Cross; ChristoIf all pher Mavor, Mrs. Brig (Eal-enehappened in World Ward. Mrs. B: R. Tullan. War II. I was a all Salt Lake City; Mrs. Derrell "fly boy", imprisoned by Carrie ) Rbert son. Murray; BABIES BLESSED AT Nazi troops at Slalog luft 19 grandchildren: 23 No. 1, near Barth, Gsrmany. sister. Funeral MURRAl' i;tb WARD Our borracks wasn't someFriday noon. Murray 10th Babies blessed In the Murray Ward. Friends may call Thursto write home about thing 13th were: Ward last Sunday p.m. and Friday. 10:30 day. even if our letters had gotten to 11:30 a.m., Jenkins Mortu- Gcniel. daughter of Mr. and ary. 4760 So. Stale. Burial Mrs. James Douglaa Kinder, by the censor. But we did blessed by Kenneth Smith; have toilet facilities and we Murray City Cemetery. Karen Phyllia. daughter of Mr. were allowed a Completes training. Army and Mrs. Reed Bills, blessed by rvt. Ronald L. Cillen. 234 E. her father: Todd Kent, son of shower balk once a week. 5tW) South, completed the Mr. and Mrs. Kent L. Butler, When the methodicol Gereight-wee- k basic Army admin- blessed by hia father; Gerald istration course Aug. 28 at Fort a son nf Mr. and Mrs. mans said "three minutes", that's just what they meant. Ord. Calif. He received training George Cook, blessed by his In typing, record keeping and father. Not a second more or lessl Army clerical procedures. Gil-le- n Our troubles began when entered the Army last April HEARS S i:ih DATES we begun tunneling our way and completed bnsic training at out of camp. We needed a the fort He Is a 15.4 graduate SOCIAL FOR MUTUAL , of Murray high achooL Kearns 12th Ward held their place to put the dirt and aoclal Thursday sand. The toilets looked iRom To Mr. and Mrs. Wil- opening Mutual liam E. Dunn. 350 Saundera St. evening at 7 p m. nviting. Unfortunately, it Boya of the Aaronlc Priesta daughter. Thursday, Sept 3rd. toon them and the hood went on an overnight irate clogged Other children Include Craig. 11 Germant shut off our to American Fork camping trip and Debbie, 7. Mrs. Dunn Is the water for three weekt. We former Norma Erickson. Her Canyon recently. were lucky the water table husband haa a lengthy record of KEARSS 9th HOLDISG community service as president was only ebouf eiphf feet of the C wf C and Junior Cham- MARRIAGE DISCUSSIOX ond we soon had a few tur-fober, local and state DSA winwells to get by on. All parent r.f the Kearns Pth ner, state Jayceo vice presWant are invited to attend Mu- Our efforts In building tunident nels didn't do much qood. Died. John It. Wavman. J2, We never did have onybody 12.Y1 W. fiioo South. in Monday Salt hospital after a get out ond stay out. A few stroke. Born Nov. 22. 1S66. mode it out of camp, but they Hoiitsville, to Emmanuel and were methodically returned Johnston M.trparrt Wayman. to camp. No matter how InMarried Josephine Rvnesrsnn 27. genious we got with our Iigan I.D8 Temple. She died Iec. 22, 1P29. escape plans, they olwoyt Married Sophie te;orhe March monogd to catch up with 5. IP.trt. Survivors: two daughthe "prisonert at larae". ters, Mrs Clyde Ann Beckstead, South Jordan; Mrs. Willard Guevt plumbing fixturet lEvat Turpi n, Rennion; aeven will olwovt remind me of 15 gisnd( bildrr-nSlalog luff 1. And In our business, HI uit olwovt see t.at Want Ada Get lteuttat ,,plumbing fixture! I'd like to tolk plumbing fixtures with vou, fhouoh even if it does remind me of TOW days. Jutt drrn in ot Murray Plumbinrj, 566 So. State ond o?k for Bob McG-ego- r. HAPPY HOME We'll itort from there! A NEW Gran-geriti- es Vital Statistics Etar-fille- j first-han- Ike s) '1 Hre Department, Thursday, 5 p.m., City Council Meeting, City Municipal Building 4913 So. State Sept. 17, Thursday, 8 p.m., Eagles (F.O.E.) "MURRAY FALL Sept. 17, 18 and 19 Is the official OPENING" KNOW ANYTHING about this picture? If you do call us Eagle-Ney- $ and let us know. Advertiser, AM All we know is that it is a picture of the Riverside Saloon time and vintage unknown to us. Every little bi we can learn will help us reassemble this fragment of Murray's past. Next week, the first in a series of articles concerning Murray's history in connection with the "Whatzit?" pictures we've been running will appear. The first story will be about the first picture run in the "Whatzit?" the old Dewey Hotel series. rate. There are, for example, just about as many a tamo collectors In the United States as dog owners, possibly more. The Post Of-- f I c e Dcpart-merealizes that Its first job the mails, now billion nlere a LDS Ward Doings Around The Area shot-dow- n n; .v. 6-- 8 nt lo deliver more than 61 vpji r. Th rvrtnrtnipnt reuli?.- also that the fundamental purpose of postage stamps is to prepay postage. Beyond these first purH)8es, however, the Department is aware that its miniature billboards" have been effective silent salesmen of American cultural and economic life. It's well known that stamp collecting offers our school chil dren a most pleasant way to learn about the nation's famous men and wntrtpn. th rut events of our history, and the organizations and natural wonders of the United Slates. It is well known also that through commenoratlve stamps, American Ideals are disseminated abroad. The Post Office Department's Philatelic Sales Agency In Wtshington carries selected stocks of recent regulsr stamp Issues and oommemoratlves for sale across the counter or through the mails, post offices of all sle and In all parts of the country have stamp Hems of Interest. If collectors cannot find what they want at their Iocs! post office, they should write Washington at this address: Philatelic Sales Agency, l'osl Office Department, Wash Ington 21, D. C. is ' ot the in popularity at a remarkable - a Utah UTAH MINING i Looks like a job for the city their son. water department! He attended Granger A r'. Sept. is a it. ' I . er logical request. Nobody because wants to see wives and families hungry or the breadwinner is on strike. And it'd take a pretty cruel person not to recognize the fact that the family is getting hurt badly if father is out of work. On the other hand, many people take a very blunt look at the situation and ask why father was so belligerent about going out on a strike if he couldn't afford it and wouldn't be able to take care of his family. Afer all, when a man quits a job he's either not thinking because of anger, or he's prepared to stand the cost of hunting for a new job. I low would steel and copper employers be expected to feel about this? They're heavy taxpayers on Utah's rolls and in a sense the doling out of welfare assistance is using their money to help perpetrate a strike against them. It would be pretty easy to get narrow-minde- d under those circumstances, although to our knowledge neither Kcnnecott nor United States Steel has had any remarks to make about ' t 'J1,-- program. On the surface, the thing 0 0 It A L ' 4 all-st- r t copper strikes is a difficult one. Americans by and large are always with the underdog and in this particular battle, the average guy on the street seems to be sympathetic with the striker because he's "just a litle guy" dealing with his employer. Of course, if you take the time to analyze that attitude, it's pretty much false because the striker isn't one man alone, but one part of a group big enough and strong enough to paralyze not only the industry for which he works, but many affiliated ones as well. At any rate, public sympathy seems to be flavored or was until the strikebound workers began to appeal to state welfare agencies for assistance. Now the folks who were innocent bystanders before have become interested parties since their tax dollars support the state welfare pro-strik- 3 . State (F.O.E.)4943 Sept. 10, Thursday, 8 p.m.. Eagles Chamber of Commerce Direc Sept. 11, Friday, 7:30 a.m., Office Chamber tor's Meeting, Club. Harman's Cafe Sept. 14, Monday. 12:15 p.m., Rotary Council Meeting, Sept. 14, Monday, 5 p.m., City Building City Municipal tu v C n ? ' The position of big business in the current steel and Grover Gresham, 4731 Mea- dowview Rd., spent the long weekend over Labor Day escorting a tour through Bryce and Zion parks. "Gresh ", who Is service man ager for Cspital Chevy, took his wife, daughter Pat; her close friend Tat Stephan and Julia Abrau de Souza of Rio de Ja- niero, Brazil, on the trip. JuEa by Gary Swtnian is the exchange student who Listed among the eight grad- will attend Murray high and reuates of the University of Utah side with the Greshams this School of I,aw is Lyman Powell, year. son of Mr. and r prewltr . i Mrg Cnaries In San Francisco this week 1 Powell. , Tay- - undergoing specialized training . I o r s ville. I At in life and health Insurance Is ex- - Jim Jensen I "4 of J. Leo Jensen graduation ' T ercises held a Insurance Co. in Murray. Jim made the trip by car; ex j ago. Lyman re-t pected to return in time for work Monday. prowlar F fhelor of Luw , 1 degree. Off to Las Vegas, Nev., this This ii 1 htk U'niiUwill jm weekend is the entire Doug Big 1 take the Utah ler family. The Biglers, along iC Lai ft I. J Bar examina with other members of the Big tion, and later plans to take ler'a Compact sales force, are the California Par examination. attending a national convention of the Interstate Precision ProCongratulations, Lyman. topics ducts Corp., manufacturers of George Jensen, inftelder for Compact home cleaning gup the Ijmry Miller soflbull club, plies. was last week named to the About 22 members of the team of the pecond firm and their Murray Murray City League. George, are expected to attend whose batting and fielding abilthe conclave. In local ities are prewltr Softball circles, was one of the The family of Walt Talbot. (stalwarts of the Miller team. former Murray board of educa' The Taylorsvillite, last year tion cler and assistant superin played and managed the Pronto tion clerk and assistant superin- club. Catering intendent has moved to Brig-haCity. MURRAY STAKE DANCE Mr. Talbot left Murray to beSLATED SATURDAY EVE come superintendent of the Box A dance will be KIder County school system. Mt'KKAY held by the Murray LI3 Stake The Talbots are now residing at 277 No. 5th East, in Brtgham recreain the Murray 3rd-8ttion hall Saturday night begin- City. prawltr ning at 8:30. No fanfare or celebrating, The event la for youths 14 but Father Thomas Butler, pasyears of nge and older. Admis- tor of St. Vincent do Paul Cathsion I 25 rents per person. Mu- olic church in obis Murray sic will be by Jack Kerron'8 serving this week the 45th Sophisticate; anniversary of hia ordination to the priesthood. A native of Dublin, Ireland, the pastor has served in a variety of Utah parishes, including Price, Vernal, Park Cltv, St. Ann s of Salt Lake City and as principal of Judge Memorial high achool. AU-tn-Q- y. So. Welfare Appeal Of Strikers Is A Poor Move Public Relations Wise n, Lellers To WHERE Council Meeting, Sept. 10, Thursday. 5 p.m.. City City Municipal Building (THE by Ray Severson Saturday evening, the Aerie J. M. Comwell, Publisher will hold the big "Hobo Dance." There will he dancing, prizes Walt Aman, Adv. Mgr. for the best looking hobo George Carpenter, Advertising and, of course, Donald G. Larson, News Editor everyone will be R. R. Vogeltanz, Business Mgr. served Mulligan (Hobo) stew C. O. Wight, Mech. Foreman This dance 1 s for all Eagle members and Published weekly t 15 E. 4909 South. Murray, Salt Lake County, Utah partners. Res In the Murray Printing Company and by ervations must entered ai second class matter at the be made by Fn postoffice of Salt Lake City, Utah, Reservaunder the act of Congress of March day. tions can be 3, 187. made at the Aerie buffet or call Am All are asked to at tend the evening of entertain ten form. We feel it is commendable ment. f. 0. E. that this year's delegate took Thursday evening the Aerie the time to write a letter to the held its monthly initiation, with Post thanking the members for Because of Worthy President Rex Atwood the opportunity. presiding. Six new members this, we feel your many readers were initiated into the order would enjoy reading the followFrank Adamson, George Saun ing letter writteh by Don Pug- ders, Don Messenger, Raymond mue: isower, Alelvin Bowen and Horn Dear Lcgionaires: I am writing to you at this er Eastman. After the meet ing, all. present were served a time to express my appreciation fine lunch by Don Gressman and thankfulness for the opporand his committee. All Aerie tunity of attending Boys State members would like to extend in 1959. ineir congratulations to new During my life, I have never members. encounterd such an interesting F- 0. E. and profitable experience. We are sorry to hear of our gained a better understanding brothers Doc. Clove, who is of the affairs of the city, coun back in the hospital and Wm. ty and state government. (Bill) Peters, who fell and in- enjoyed participating in the jured his arm. The Aerie wishes voting on bills. My knowledge in this field has been more than you a speedy recovery. F. O. E. doubled. One of our members who I think the most important really takes a vacation when he thing which was always present gets one is Ed. Wright. Ed just around the campus at Eoys returned from a month's vaca- State was the wonderful feeling tion in California. Glad to have of friendship towards each other. you back Ed. f. o. e. If I didn't know someone, the Speaking of .vacationers, the best way to get to know the felBruce Harmons are at it again. low was to say "Hi!". It always Bruce and Vivian left last week seemed to work wonders. for a trip to Las Vegas (Lost I would encourage anyone Wages), Nevada and Southern who had the opportunity of atUtah. tending Boys State to take full f. o. e. advantage of this privilege de All members and partners In- spite the conditions of work or terested in having a good time other activities. are asked to come down to the I hope I can use this knowlAerie home on Tuesday nights edge in the coming years of my to enjoy the entertainment life to help myself and others that Johnny Mutch, Lee (Slim) become better citizens of the Ellsberry and Eniary Tack have community, state and nation. in store for you. So all come I thank you from the bottom out. of my heart. F. 0. E. We of the Murray Post are Birthday congratulations are proud to annually sponsor delesent to the following: John gates to Boys State, which we Gressman, Sept. 3rd, Phil L. feel offers boys of our communHansen, Sept. 5th, H. W. Eck-ma- ity a wonderful opportunity to E. E. Mortenson. Sept. gain a further knowlege of our 7th. Arthur W. Hall. Ferra L. form of government. It is a Smith, Dale L. Anderson. Peter pleasant thought to know that Wanchier, Sept. 8th, Thomns L. such youths as Don Pugmire Anderson, Doc. James Clove, will become our leaders in fuL. A. Walters. Sept. 9th, and ture years. Lew G. Phillips. Sincerely BOB CROSSLEY, Post Commander ....;. Scan Before You Plan IN MURRAY Can It What's Biizzin' In Aerie ,,,,,,.,,, 4Mirgfi Jtirgenorn Georgr lit one time worked for the Winder Dairy as a milkman, and it was whiln thus em ployed that hf met the plrl who is now mi wiie. eraincs jonca of Salt City. France jokingly admits thai of their home sidewalks the were always, kpt swept during the morning-- "I always srfmr-i- i to be out ewcrping the walk whm rmr milkman came", she lailKhed. recently CeKilvrr Wedding anniversary, and wcr niarrir.l in the Salt Mke 3', year a Temple, ThrV resided In Salt tjvkc for one year, but then came to Granger, where lhry have lived ever sinee. George Is a handy man with houses too!, and has built two The first OOP tei mr-- tw m!! for them, and they tM it af ter Ceorgxj built the spacious modern home where they live The lebrated Iht-t-r todi. lite new rmiMinf whirh wll! houe his sharpening service conipltteif within short time. I!enig Is rn'plnyed at a svtrm man at K"in-m'- t refinery. If the prirnt slrikr remains In effect, the structure Will be finished ahead of schedule When nuerled S te hobbles Mr. Jotr"en smiled and said It seems that's Jut work". b"ut all a man with job" and a family has time to do. A He does have mhb? nf a eoit, however. 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