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12, 1943; I 31965, 31966, Moore dry kiln co, 457 Moore-kiln recorder [chart] 0401. 6, 1943; I 31967. CLASSES H-K no. 1, 1943 N 624 Muhlenberg press. Meaning of the manger. 9, 1942; K Mulford (Louis K.) 459-519 Bow Lake, Canada, 1-11.

- Bow River, Mt. Rundle, 1, 2. - Louise (Lake ) Canada, 35-55.

Crack Adobe Acrobat X Pro. - Marie (Lake ) Snowy Range, Wyo., 1-3. - Mary's Lake G.N. Park, Mont., 1-3. - O'Hara (Laks) Canada, 1-9. - Sheep, Snowy Range, Wyo. - Waterton Lakes, Canada, 1-11.

24, 1942; J 7. ' Murphy (Thos. 520-564 Action on two fronts; by Hy. John Henry] Hintermeister. - America delivers; by Anton Otto Fischer. - American kneels only to his God. - Blest be the tie that binds.

Blowing bubbles. - Call of the open road. - Come on men, do you want to live forever? - Cutting the melon. - Don't give up the ship.

- Hold everything; by Hy. John Henry] Hintermeister. - Hold the front for I am coming.

- Home defense. - How's this? - I tiave not yet beg^un to fight. - I regret that I have but one life to give for my country.

- Indian love call; by C. - Learning by doing. - Light and color. - Love in a cottage. - Man behind the man behind the gun.

- Millions for defense but not one cent for tribute. - Our mission is to bold this position at all costs, no faUing back. - Photo finish; by John Henry Hinter- meister.

- praise God and pass the ammunition. Ready for that perfect shot; by A. - Rein- forcements on the way; by Stuart. - Right or wrong, my country..See my secretary; by Art Frahui.

- Semper fidelis, always faithful. - Send us more Japs.

- Signing the Declaration of Independence. - South American way; by Jules Erblt. - There'll always be an England. - United we stand. - Victory girl. - Waiting for you.

- We have met the enemy and they are ours. - Where's my man? 28, 1942; K 7, 52350. Mi}3lc masters gallery.

565-567 Bonime Qoseph): Beethoven (Ludwig van) 1770-1827, facsimile of original manuscript of his last Sonata for piano, opus m. - Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) 1755-1791, facsimile of page of original manuscript of his Sonata in C major for violin and piano, second movement. - Schubert (Franz) 1 797-1828, facsimile of page of original manuscript of the Unfinished Symphony. 3, 1942; K 3. National ptg. 568-575 Christmas eve, 59-A, 408.

- Greetings, 50-A, 401, 404, 407. - Joyful Christmas, 58-A.

- Merry Christmas, P-4. 4, 1942; K 9.

Nelson (Milton A.) Great Mormon temple. 1, 1942; J 35007. North (Mack O.) North's turkey-type caliper. 577 9, 1942; I North American aviation, inc. 578 Killing time is killing men; by Reynold Brown. 26, 1943; K 52437.

Northern pump co. 579-582 Grant (Gordon) U. S.: Chester (Cruiser) - Gridley (Destroyer ) - Hornet (Aircraft carrier ) - Pennsylvania (Battle - ship) © Dec. 21, 1942; K 2, 52328.

Oerter Oohn W.) & Oerter (Robert N.) sf. 583 Reading device and improvements. 21, 1943; I 31991.

584-606 America the beautiful; by Grif [i. Griffith H.] TeUer. - And the Star Spangled Banner in tri- umph shall wave; by C. - Busy line; by William T. - Champions; by Arthur D. - Dave's done it again; by Hy.

John Henry] Hintermeister. - Duty, honor, coimtry, Washington plans the United States military academy at West Point; by Hy.

John Henry] Hintermeister. - Enduring through the years; by Ernest Lindeck. - Eternal vigilance, the price of liberty; by Robert A.

- Faithful service through the years; by Grif [i.e. Griffith H.] Teller. - Highway to lib- erty; by Walter de Maris. - Home on leave; by Harold Anderson. - Home on the' range; by Charles J. - Howdy, sailor; by Walt Otto. - I'm waiting for you; by Alfred Buell.

- Land we love; by Grif [i.e. Griffith H.] TeUer. - Let's be friends; by Rolf Armstrong. - Natural Bridge, Rockbridge County, Va.; by J. - On guard; by Hy. John Henry] Hintermeister.

- Onward to vic- tory; by Fred J. - Ours to love, ours to protect; by Maud Tousey Fangel. - Rolling for victory; by Annie Benson Muller. - Song of the old mill wheel; by £. Fisica Halliday Rapidshare Search.

- Those good old days are here again; by Richard Lorenz. 28, 1942; K 6. Pfaltzgraff (Pearlie V.) 607, 608 American mother's bleeding heart quilt. 1, 1942; K 52166. Mothers of America rug. 19, 1942; J 35008.