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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 2

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A BROOKLYN EAGLE TUES NOV. 25, 1947 'List of Boro War Dead I. SERVICE RESTORED; PRIMERS' STRIKE U. S. Agents Push Hunt MAKES CHICAGO For Drug Ring Bosses Arriving Tomorrow LARfBN nOWARD Pt IAN LAW ARtNA The following is the list of i An inien-ive vcjixh for luad-leeen twice in chai ers of an iniernaiional narcotics of selling narcotics, pettingtwo rini? was pleased today hy Fed-'years in Atlania in and a era! investigators, di- two-arid a-lialt-year term in Laiven b.4 3: St LA CRT I.OCTIS T.St!..

James c. Latin. 47 Drua. Ave LIVINC EriWASO B. Prs Raul LeTlre.

J4.4 Kir.il lli.riaay. (VP) Chi- Chicago, Nov. i cago newspapers Brooklyn war dead being returned to next-of-kin aboard the transport Roliert HVirns, due in Brooklyn tomorrow. The names appeared to- thst a man who died Masev. thev said.

bcpi McCORMICK JOHN J. Jr. Ptr John (lav i ii greatly reduced, photo- Antonio MACCHIA, ANTONIO are lo iowea bv 1he soldier uumu. ji5 Kramtim Ate. tiiH'aeii ciiiuons auer members of the Chicago Typographical Union walked off their TRAIN TIEUP PRODUCES COMEDY OF ERRORS Service was normal on the Tori vVashington ilivisiun of Hie r-oflg lslanrt Rail Road tlurini? this mornings rush hour after yesterday's romeily of errors followed the breakdown of a freight train.

The trouble all started when We freight broke down at Kay-side at a m. During the lowing three hours 17 trains ran fin an improvised schedule, with tne, fsult that many pas-engeiji mistook locals for ex-tfrtsse-; expresses for lo rai. Th-m-ands were carried tart stops because they had made ne mistake of boarding express s. Mar; I MADISON GBORGE t. fil Mrl rank and next-of-kin: miMo.

sts 42d at. suddenly while carrying four living with his wife, pounds heroin aboard a Los whom he married six years ago, Angeles-bound plane was a for- her son by a former mariner Hrooklynite. riage, Joseph, 17. Federal narcotics agents ob- Tjle Federal men snid the tained descriptions of two men heroin was produced in Iran or who accompanied the "flying f0wn to France or HeN dope runner'' to LaGuardiu for processing, and then Field when he boarded the to this country. Tlify nlani Kiinrl.iv nivrlit wilh lli in-, i MANOANARO, FRANK.

Corp Aoion.o ADAMO. ANDREW Th. 4: Ann. Mar.aanaro. 513 UHS' Adam.

18.5 6th I MARSHALL. JOHK. 2d Mr'. Dorli AXBI. CLAYTON A Tech.

Mra Con-' E. 402 Ferlmore 8t. retta A.Ol. 1647 S5th 81 MARZltiHANO. STEVtN Sft Prani jobs in a dispute over employment rules.

The strike made Chicago the battleground for the fight on the International TyiHjgraphi-cal I'nion's policy that it will AUSI'ER JACK. Tech. 4: Diva Amiur jrluiur.o. 347 Vh Ave Cfcaim MENDEiaSO.N, MORRIfl. Ptc.

APAR. IRVINO. Pic Kinaaton Ave Panne Asar, 220 Si! Mar.lt.. 4 i i- vv t'f urns in "i BALIUA. JOSKPtf Bilna.

(ill "th BAMBAUIR. CHARLES Pfc Mendrl-oi: Sacuman 8t MERINOOLO PALMIEHI Pfc; Prank MenreoiO 2dn AV-nue D. MOSKOWITZ HYMA4. Prt Belma Mo 490 Ave NESSIMOKP. Norman.

Pfc. Baov.le: NeMmotI. fiJi S'. DONNELL NEII Pic; John 828 Classon Ave KFEKB. JOHN Can': Keete.

1.118 SclieneeLady Ave 4- load of doiw variously estimated ring in Now York and f-r 'x to be worth up to SX0O0.0OO. in California. 'woks, itie union nopes to i(ientifie(j the runner as Bmbauer. Orove BKCKBR. IPADORI, Pfc W4 Cleveland Si.

81mon Becker, iu. Man 1 evade the law anil i BEtiNrnr, jamts pre Mr. Ralph Masey, alias Macii ana the airlint-r clo-ed shop hy posting "condi- said he worked for Ol.INSIvY MAX. FW-, aotn Unii7. 44 was caused b- heart disease, but.

a farther check hy plivsi-i Ave nous oi employment, in pianis lhe Toll(1 shipvartls Corpora I' Pvt; at11ss nation- tu.n until three years ago. PAi.AMTDEsai. ralph a. Pvt: Mino 1 i ne pnoto-engia eo edition kians was ordered, lie rlicd hefore the plane lauded had in l.os Angeles. Adid not require the use of I'riMin Term disclosed ho 14; Mnniroae nve.

PARIS PFTFR Tech 3. Bole Pari! 8411 Mor.nom're St. PATERKO. JOSEPH Pv; VK0 Paterr.o HT41 RaV l(i-h fit. chanical typesetters, all of' ilc" which are operated bv rfeni- PFARRK.

HOWARD. 1st It Hel-n mm ill iimiMiiT1ffiirWmTMiiMi-iMii J'bers of the Tvpographical Bennett. 1187 81 Jnhn a Plc BONHIGNOHK SOL. Pfr Jime- Bonsif nore. 1970 E.

lh St BRIODY, PRANXI8 Francis Bnotiv, 49 E. 19th 8'. CAMLET. ALBERT. Pvt Herman Camlet 15a Otica ve.

CAPPUCCIO. PRANK. Pvt ArcanielD Cp- pueeio. 1311 Trov Ave. CHAMOPP.

MILTON 8 Pvt Doris Chimolf. 3.c.5 Chester gt CIRMINIKLLO. VINCEMT Pfc; Ml- eluel cerm. niello. 108 6-0 flt.

JACOB, lecb. llarrr Cohen 40s Bristol st. CONTI. JAMES 8. Pet; Joseph Const.

I 774 Metropolian Ave. CORRIOAN. JOHN Pic: Jam King. I J106 Reaent. Piare CRIMI.

NICHOLAS A. Pvt-. Mrv J.js-i phine A. Crtml. "0 Park Ave DAY JOHN Sft Mrs Mary Day 470 48th 8- DE FEO.

ANGKLO ttcYl De Keo. 687 Union St DI LORENZO SANTO pt Mr- Vlt- perera francisco. Mrs. Carol 'Lnioil. instead, news copy 1 RoHroRD0VcHAnt.T.o?Mieh.ei Rcch-1 on special machine, en New Dictionary Is Strictly Hep And in the Groove is Jjie first time since 10:1 that a publishing company lia? starched about in the language for new words and meanings to put into a new flic-tionarv.

All entries, inchiiliivsr graved and f.ird Q04 Brooklyn Ave then stereotyped ant! printed. "WAC WHO JOINED WAVES" Grinning happily, Wac Sgt. Vivian O'Rourke of Chicago poses with the two Brooklynites who leaped into the Atlantic to help her Third Officer Gunvald Gunderson, left, of 864 58th St. and Junior Third Officer Norman T. Aubert of 434 De-Kalb Ave.

They arrived aboard the army transport General C. C. Ballou, from which Sergeant O'Rourke had toppled in a gale last Wednesday Vole tXIO 4il In Strike The eomposHors left their jobs at ft o'clock last night, after A new abridged di-tionar names of cities, which contains such hep words countries and prominent voting to fd for the walk linelratpr '-Rnrr. l'-'OHN rtic- HMtil persons, are listed lTni POerirm'life was nigged, touch. Vet they were never SMeft give thanks! we have enough faod md ROSENTHAL IRVINO.

Pfc; Samuel P.o'entha:. (177 4h St. RCTHMAN BERNARD Teeh 4 Mr S'el'a Rofhman 707 Oreenwood Ave SlNTOMAURO. JOSEPH J. 8, Sal All- rhael inioma irn.

S40S 14th Ave. SCHMIEDER ALFRED .1. Prt; John, Schmiedcr. 115 Bmhwtrk Ave. SEINHERO.

ALBERT. Pt: Mrs Dinah 1105 Coney lalan Ave. SHIEI.OS. PRANK .1. Pre; Mrs.

Martha I IS s.th SHIIMSK THEODORE Pat: Joseuh Sc.hlimskv 557 Ko-cutako Si. SII VEHSTEIN. IRVINO. Pit Esther 110 8th St. STONE ALBERT Pvt.

Mri. Clara i Sw 111 St. STPEBELCHARLES A Chara I 2328 Norman St. SHMM.V LBONARO Pvt; Leonard Siimn-a 663 Ricland Rqad S7.EWC7.UK BERNARD Est; Peter i Btreruii 14! Rth St. ainl-i Ul Lorenr.o.

86th St. i DRKSHLER THOMAS Frederick Ore-sler. 470 7tr S'. DRZEWrECKI. HENRY L.

Pvt: Lillian Ilrzewiecki. 136 Eaaert Ave EA 1'ON. GILBERT Cpl Wllim Eaton.1 i 476 80th St i E1SF.NBERO. MARTIN. P'c Joe Eisen-: I Imt.

1632 E. 18th rEHTA. J. Pfc: Ralph Pesta. 144! 3.ith 81 i FOCI ARTY.

EDWARD Jr 1st Lt Ed- 1 ward Poearte. 548 28th 8t I out. llv among ths words instead of Pilch, president of e'" ani "snafu will be on the l)ein segrpRated special tilie union, said the strike was bookstands today after three headings at the back. There are called to enforce the typogra- years of work bv 305 word spc-J symbols f-r pronunciation pliers' demands for wage in- cialists. Called "The American following the system used for creases and for changes in em- College Dictionary," it is a 1, 'S1- faining ratlin antiouncprs.

plovment rule. P-se, five ixiund blue-covered Incidentally, e-publishers The strike vote was called volume published by Random started out to publish a diction-after publishers oi six Chi- House at a cost of $541,000. It for SJ75.0OO to round out cagn daily newspapers rejected sells for S5. 'the vUodern Library a final union proposal that' According to Bennett Cerf, After that, the dictionary sort wages increased to SI 00 a president of Random House, it of ran away with them. 69 Prisoners Give Up After 15-Hr.

Mutiny GALLAGHER. RICHARD J. S'Sit 131 Grant Cath-rine K. Oallaf Gallagher, Avenue r.a.r' TOMASELI.r. FRANK Sit: Mary Tom- nV 4u gt TOMAS7.FWSFCI.

BRNNT J. Pt frv i-oncetia, Ijnrn. 52" St. OlACALONE PETER. Pvt.

Uiacalone 0-h St. GIOEU. ANTHONY Pic 7449 lSlh St BriXKTlX OIUHKPPOME. PETER A Pvt atrl Antontna Maucerl. 1B3 T-ouunan St, COLEMHirWHKt.

THEODORE E. Pic VJ.fJ Franceit Golembiew-ki, 58 18th St. AT YOUR LOCAL LIQUOR STORE W.iupnn, TORRE. JAMES Pic. A.

Albaiu Torre 110 Terrace P'ace. WOLSKY. MICHAEL, Pfr; John 33 Bristol St I WOSHCHYNSKT. CA3IMTR Pvt: Mrl Helen Wo-hchvnskl. 872 44lh 8:.

VAMMARINO, VARIO .1 8'Sgl; Jo-eoh Vammanno. 1822 8th Bt Y4NNOTTA. ALFONSO Pvt; Mrs HAUSNER. EDWARD I pvt William week for flay work and SlOti for night work. Spokesmen for the struck newspapers, the Sun, Times, Daily News, Journal of Commerce.

Tribune and Herald-American, said the Question of wages was not involved in the dispute. niMj-mnr niwnna HauMier. 2919 Jf.lh St rieaded themselves In the Wau- Horowitz, jack st Harry Horo- wit? 1304 P. 41th Si. pan Stale I'l'iion laundry gaei jqiinson.

a. Pvt William ii Johr.son. TiM Pacific St inniiixriti-i- ii kimmei-BMAN, jay Pre Jiil'a Yannoui, esneriocn r.mcx. Martin YOCNO. -1AMES J.

Pfc: Elmer Youm. 1 .0 im S' I zarnow. IOHN A Pfc 1 Oeorae Zar- I now.k.. 107 Huron St after llu'V hecan tlielr "sn- KimmeKmn. 2J0 i sih JEROME PIc J.

KOLOIT1N. down" imitiii). 4i6 Schenectady Ave. Kolodin. ft Watipun.

"Wis, Nov. 25 (I'Pi Acting Gov. Oscar Rennebohm puthorized officials to call out the National Guard if necessary The Chicago Newspaper Publishers Association, representing the newspapers, said lhe only issue was the union's no conract'' policy. Thanksgiving Dinner; Boro Sharpens Up Its Appetite For Turkey-and the Trimmings today to quell a sitdown strike iir tiii cohvicts who had barri will a T.inden where the participating noV was pastor for M) years. lie caded themsehes in the Wau-pun Slate Prison laundry with four guards.

Rrooklynite. Thanksgiving in snprial l'plicious services and is always TOPS at Montague Henry Sts. AND OUR PRICES REMAIN I THE SAME AS LAST YEAR 2.00 Child's Plate, $1.50 Served Noon to P.M Airline's Beach Landing Laid to Radio Snarl Washington, Nov, 25 (U.P.'i -The Civil Aeronautics Board has attributed the Beach, h. 1., belly landing of an Amer Uenuebohm was on the sceneiliv Oid-fashionwl familv gather- todav as rushed to I I. ing; centered around the tradi- dietl in i To Visit Hospital-.

Remembering the emptv places at tables that were one.3 filled bv ls. now fallen, manv reintorce pii-on guams. i u.s .1 authority to call out tne guaru All forms of transportation ican Airlines plane Jan. 5 to Aill.l.llnl ino.s 1 ,,1,,..,. from the ultra persons will pray for these de-1 loss of radio contact which pre- ,1,1 tnhn Miilli.n who ven'ed a landing at an airport iiKKlern air liners to th" wheezy i rc.ast.( heroes.

Many trips to .1 We've been making fine 1 JjSERVATiONS ACCEPTED -More than 10 law officers. 1 veterans nospiuis 1,. uw MAin 4-4446 clothes close to three- had armed from the cities of "1 None of the Iti occupants of the IX.V1 wa; hurt v. hen the New Vork-to-'ash-ville flight landed on the beach after wandering around the New York-Washington area in Milwaukee. Madison, Oshkosh du' '7 1 1,,, traffic since before the war.

tlic these wi be an "open house This veer ore hoppv quarter of a century. ii ka. tft Larua uniir l-wl'mo' I vi li Ouf reOUtatlOn Automobile lub of New ioiK the i. 1 1 i 4 i 1 1 1 'UK r.f tnl'k I CUUlelllUll J.UI.1 ac. an.l T)o.

fount C.S, vonte cocktail, highball, wine 0. warns motorists to drive the Set. Mever Levin Flat- BRANDS OF "CHAMPION" QUALITY ip vo I or Vefcer-1 foul weather trying to laud at nqueur. j'-'v'-i imhhju and avoid accidents, bush J'ost, Jewish War h4444- is sewn into everything ne guarcis nurricaneu in uic ndn aro rejoicing because i hundry with the prisoners were will be from to- AT PURSE-EASY PRICES ans, at. the Manhattan Beach Hospital.

Many dances and par-tips will be held Thanksgiving we make. That's why so I ANNOUNCEMENTS an airport. The Board praised the ''judg ment and skill" of the pilot, ('apt. John K. Booth.

not to be in morrow afternoon until Personal NaticM many say Warden John C.Burke said they, whi)o the Postof fire. De-j night. ii apparently were noi neiu has announced there! ItULD, already born or expected, wanted' I')r adoption. Call, writtf, 401 Broadway. 1 Room 604.

Y. IOT RE8PONSIBIJB FOR DEBTS IN-1 no.stdgf.s iKidu.st: uik.v nan no ma de veries "Rogers Peet! That's a store you can depend upon iife lS on thanksgiving MWh iperniniefl to Kcej) meir cxcept fnP II fS I'll i I 1 1 i II uJo lAoitrun itippeo cuius, nicy wen- sui-i -omp nusinPSS places that are CURRED bv aDy one other than mrsel! John B. Kfliher, 224 7th St. ION OI VrRNON L. LONO, Peoria.

Il Suits and Overcoats of THREE FEATHERS RFSERVF. "First Among Fine Whiskies Since 1 is our "first choice" for magnificent flit or. This grand pre-war quality whiskey, blended with finest GRAIN neutral spirits, is richly robust, yet agreeably light! SSr7770A AND FOrTYOUR OWN vising uie piisuiicis iivn (m saturdavn will also mutiny' started. thoiP n00rs on Friday to linois. Write Immediately because erloua Ulne-si oi your lather.

"'jour own woolens, and our nenneiionin empnasizeti iiiaip a fourdav fur- own tailoring, from $65. he was here "only to observe Public Notices lough. II IBaV KfalH I I ML' aaVaW tit SWm 1 at ami assist prison oinceis aiitr will take AUTO REPAINT "atl cirT method complete rur i'2, 2-dav aervice. Yea; guarantee. W.de nelctloii ol papular colors Fender repairs extra Phone Dan, LUdlow 3-1878 1.MI.Y TRANSPORTATION WaTntSJ said that liurke was full children to watch the 21st charge of the situation.

j)arade Spnn- No violence had been leiiort- Mat.v at il in: from ed Imt the wall guard was don- park'Vest and 77th St. bmden Bivd -N strand Ay. to 3'ith St -7tb i-ieu aim expcit. i iiieim-ii nt. store.

Av battao return trip IN 2-6286 placed in the prisons seven; Wshop K. Molloy ofi DANCINO POR POLKS OVER 21 Friendship Club. Cortelyov club lowers ncreiney rtnuu Uoman Catholic Diocese of 11 at a. 11 waaaaaw- 1 1 I 1 1 tt house. Bedford Ava.

and Afannt llie yarn wnn nign-pow ei en SPV -1 fl II 1 'vTSaC- 1 a- XS III IVl A.MM.KSAKY Ic Last )d) Fauna Thp Rawi-o TWt 1nVip1Iulc "ll 11 anniversary mass of srBDI.ANC TRUCK Lost; a a SM 1 )r1 I 1111. 1 inchos loni, near church and Ocear- i M. I.eonaiu 01 I on iiidunit- The convicts did not say why -hurch Wilson Ave. and Jef reward. BUrainintter 7-7550 aia ttiiu.s tiiMiiit-Liuii; IAO Lost uiev went, on si ikc ui uiey frs0n at 10 a.m.

A menio-i Your (lifts. I teliotl Road vapers. Reward BUtamtnsLer 4-tlo2 demanded to talK wiui mass Monsignor John Welfare Director A. Vork bp offeml at 9M liresnmably about conditions jn Rrigid's R. C.

the prison. ifl.mvh St. Vlchnlas Ave. mvl No 5558 Wil-llamsburgh Ravlnns Bank. 175 Broad- The right thing in everything men and boys wear.

may. Payment stopped. Please return to ANOTHER WALLACE PRODUCT 1 A JQA nan. I 7) '6) UNKBOOKLosl- No Williams- Turks Fired on Bulgar (JiogerscJei Outpost, Sofia Charges b.irati Bavinas Bank 175 Broadv.Hv. Payment stopped.

Plese return to bank. iANK. BOOK Lost: No 941640, Sivlnas Bunk 175 BioadwaT Payment stopped. Please leturn to tank BANKBOOK Lost: N. 84510..

William, hurch Havinis Bank 175 Broadway Payment slopped I'lfa-e return to hanli. Sofi.1, Nov. 25 U'lM The Government pressi department said today thatj Turkish trdoin opened fire nil! a border outpost six' miles east of Svilengrad Nov. Hi. The day before, the press de- FIFTH AVENUE at 41st ST.

THIRTEENTH ST. at B'WAY WARREN STREET- B'WAY And Beifea BANKBOOK No 4 IfiSSS. Roos--veit Bavinas Bank Claim mils- oe ina-le within one week or new book will be issued. ipartinent said, two Turkish, BANKBOOK LosiTno 'iifnvi. soldiers rrussetl the border ainlj hurah Savina Rank 1 Hanson Place jtired to Kidnap Htngariaiv iguartis.

It said one of Turks was captured, and the: I Turks asked for him to he re-i turned on the ground that the! soldiers were drunk. avmen-. Mopped Please return to' tank BANKBOOK Lost: Ni a3365.V D'ttiVi virias Bank ol Willlamshurah. ifio lUremeyer 8' stopp-d Please book to bank. BANKBOOK Lo-t; No.

ran Banna, Bank 1 Hanson Place Payment stopped. Pae rurn to barik BANKBOOK- -Lose No 4P4M6 Rniith Brooklyn Savings Bans. Atlantic Ave and Court Bt pavmem Pleme Teturn bank BANKBOOK -laxc. No 467634 8ouh Brooklyn 8vin- Bank. Atlantic Ave and Couri Si Pavmert stopped Pasf' tftturn tfl bark.

BANKBOOK -Lost- No 3 T20S4. "BooVe-veil 8jvnt. B.r.k must he mate within one week or r.ew u.mk Willi' ne issuen 'Jfcr TH REATHF1 fl V.S.R. BOl.RBON tJ WHISKEY. A Jb3 LVLT 1 BLEND, is today's frf I btsl Bourbon (J 4.

I Bonled in Kentucky. Jtf- V'di I it (tive, you superb I kX ilQf I quality at a genuinely r-f jf i STTW I moderate price. 90 LafV" Kf PROOF. tx 1 UA V.V TrlUtE FEATHEI' am IS'KQUiA Sra I a a I 3BJV Pepcoater REFRIGERATOR ENAMEL It's WHITE and STAYS WHITE with that BAKED-ON LOOK Scratchproof Non-Yellowing 5.75 Gal. 1.15 Qt.

-Lost: in -sicari Union end Oii-neM Place. ntween Nov with items selected from the variou? departments throughout our lore which we feel will he suitable and a)pealing a Christmas By conrenlrating these articles in one shop we hope to ease the strain of jour Christmas shopping and make an otherwise difficult job a real pleasure. reward NTlvins DO VOU KNOW of'anvntie "po7e I h-own mile black-faced Peairees. doe to- 'he past er sn- wh-ie 1 H-wsrd lo- leadlr.r to Conli. 64 Bst el- DOO Lent: heaale.

fema'e. wh te. ack DI'TCB BOV PAINT ALSO SOI in ran wnn spots. rema-l Btickmlii-ater tCas-aroi B7fl B-ooklyn Ave DOC IfT. WtRP HMBPn TFRHIFR NtWrRq TO -PHITZ" RFWARD.

Ii I tiui i.nnniir,.,n I ABV.nftrtl.1 Kentucky nneit Straight I OLD is Kentucky 'i finest Straight SOUTH a.q-,77. Oultidt Fum Whit House Piinl- 4.35 Gal. 2S5 Non-Tallowing Flat White Wall Paint2.95 Gal. Spar Varnish.5.75 Gal. I LADT'B BAO Ia)st; brown allltalor.l 1 P-ldar itternoon vlcinnv Paramovin' Theaier.

B'onklyn, Liberal reward DAsenport C-0153 Bourbon Whiskey, yean old. 86" proof. You'll find nothing finer than this luxuriou.ly rich, all prt-war ubisktyt l4IOT. PEARL NKCKLACK-I-mt: Saturday. fth JAMESE.PtPPERBoiiIed.

in-Bond Keniuckv Straight Bourbon is 6 tears old, 100 proof a precioui pre-tvar svhiskey of unsur. pissed flavor. 690 W4s or. NEWMAM Ate. bftwsrsn 74th r.1 BRth B's Mra H.

Lsnr BHo-f Roid B-lMfl BORO am fl PM REWRI Double itrsnd prl.i with lrllnr illvr cfch I-ost Xov. 19, KJnn Hihws Conty Ip'nd AffJ fur. or vtcinitr of Anu RW'irn 10 SkiDpon- A. 90 fit C. "BK- 3-0280 I 'S4 Mrricf WKTTFR Mr 1 Micha: Vem anniun" mtK n.f.t" nf h'r H'if n'r, 0 Mi RMAND PA VIP CAN'T OF hf Sur'itbT Root ol Th ViloorJ-tont.

Nov :3. THItt FEATHUS OISTKIIUTORS, lltW YOIK, N. 1. THIEE FEATHERS V. S.

I0UUON WHISKEY, i IIENB. 51 Slroifht lo.rbon Whitkty, 47 g-gin neutral iplfilt. TMtlf FEATHERS tESEIVE ILEHOED WHISKEY, 16 .5 tQ 801DEH WtflDHH ANtilVERSMT III DEI WHISKEY, proof. .5 j-om ntuitrji Brookhjris Ofdest Moderndepartment 1 Store..

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