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You've heard the one about the man who took his six year old girl to a kid movie, and noticed she was chewing gum as she watched the picture. "Where did you get your gum?" he wanted to know. She said: "That comes with the seat."

Here is another. The little girl had a habit of using profanity. Her mother' warned her that the next time she

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Lo6 Angeles cussed she would make her leave the house. Soon she let fly with a rough one, and her mother ordered her out. So the kid goes out on the front porch and sits'there, meditating. A neighbor came by and asked: "Is your mother home?" "Damned if I know," said little Mildred, "I don't even live here."

Roddis Lumber & Veneer Co. of Marshfield, Wis', announce that they have opened a warehouse under.the name of Rcddis California, Inc. at 2860 East 54th Street, Los Angeles, where they will sell at wholesale hardwood and softwood plywood, and hardwood and softwood doors. This is the company's 12th warehouse in the United States.

John Eells is secretary of the corporation, and general manager of the Los Angeles branch warehouse.

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Joe E. Davis, Jr., of South Pasadena, has opened a yard at 972 W. Foothill Blvd., Azusa, which he will operate as the Davis Lumber Co. He is the sole owner of the yard. Graduating from Stanford in L943, he worked in the engineering department at Dbuglas Aircraft until recently when he decided to go in the lumber and building supply business for himself. He has had previous lumber experience having done occasional work for his father who owns the Davis Lumber Co. in Pasadena.