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By Inez Burt Geiger. (statement of responsibility)

For voice and piano.

Staff notation. (language)

563 Delmar Music Co. (music plate)

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01/01/1919
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Contributors

Geiger, Inez Burt.
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Library of Congress
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Manpower. Southern shipyard workers. A grocery store manager for thirteen years, C.R. Summers now is a sheet metal worker in a Southern Navy yard. Following a short training course in this work, he became adept at the job shown here, brazing on the sleeves that join lengths of copper tubing for Navy vessels

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[Louise Jackson in blouse with transparent sleeves, half-length portrait]

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Selected Disc Sleeves, Voices from the dust bowl, 1940-1941

Not just hats off to the flag but sleeves up for it! / A. H. Palmer ; Alpha Litho. Co. Inc., N.Y.

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