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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-10
Safe Driving Contest in
Henderson Nearing Close
Is Drivers With Best Recor To Be Publicly Commend
ed at Court House Friday Night, June IL; Drivers
Asked To Register At Dispatch Office

If you are a safe driver you are
naturally proud of that fact, you want
the world to know it, because if you
were a reckless or drunken driver, or
if you had killed or injured some one,
the world would know it anyhow.
I Well, that's the purpose of the
Safety Campaign now running in
Henderson and the immediate vicinity.
to seek out and publicly award those
who have operated their car in safe
manner and without law violations
for the longest number of years.
Have you registered as yet? If not
come by the office of the Daily Dis
patch and sign the blank provided
for you, or if you do not have the time
sign the blank that you will find in
today's paper. Henderson is anxious
to show the State of North Carolina,
as we'll as the nation, that there are
as many safe drivers in this neck of
the woods as any other place in Am
erica, but it cannot do this unless you
you come in and tell how safe drive,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-10

not far from the Vance County line,
is an old place. On this old place
is an old church, known as Marrow's
Chapel It is located on what is
known as the cd Marrow plantation.
Now 1 have heard lot about this
place and have been there to see the
old church. It seems though that 1
can't find any one that can give me
much information as to who founded
this church. Neither can l get much
information as to who the Marrows
were. Not far from this church or
the road to BuckhOrn Springs is
where John Penn was buried AS he
was one of the signers of the Declare
ton of Independence and made his
home on this place, am wondering
if he was related to the MarrOwS in
any way. How about asking someone
who reads this to write and tell us
the true historical facts about this
place?
/ just found out tonight how the
word pullet, young hen, is pronounc-
ed. Also the word, pulpit. Speaking
of the word, pulpit, I have Always
wondered why they called the place
that the preached stood to preach
pulpit. 1 think I know now after
what 1 learned tonight about it. No,
I am not going to tell you. You will
have to find out for yourself.
I spent the night with my sister,
Mrs. A. c. Sims, in Henderson, last
night. You see when we started home
it was raining so hard and we, being
Methodists, were water shy, and turn
ed around and went back with them
home. So this morning when got up
about five-thirty o'clock, heard a pc
culiar noise in the back yard. I went
out to see what it was. Believe me
when I tel you that right there in
that yard was Miss Lucy's ghost You
remember writing in your column
about two weeks ago that Miss Lucy
your pet gosling, had died Well, her
ghost was right there in my sisters
yard. You Should have been there
and asked her how in the world did
she get SO far from home.
Now, Dear Old Model T, if you see
fit to use any part of this letter in
your column, for goodness sake please
correct all the misspelled words. am
writing this on a 1913 model type
writer, and the machine is so old it
has gotten kind of rusty on its spell
ing.
By the way, let's ask Mr.. Lewis
Shanks, on Oxford, Route 5, to invite
us out to a possum hunt one night
when the season comes in.
Yours truly,
F. S. Leavister."
Frank, old boy, 1 didn't know you
had it in you to write letter like
that, and 1 truly hope someone or
more than one will enlighten us about
John Penn and also the Marrow fam
lily. - II
And the Jones Twins, who have
been in the country a couple of weeks
or more write their Mother this note:
"Will you please send us some
clothes? We are sending you a bag
of dirt. If you want any more, let us
know. Please send us some money
Send Csc if you have it.
Bob and Dan."
Mrs. Jones prizes very highly bag
of rich dirt to go on her flowers, and
is always begging them out home to
bring her some.
I do not believe in having too many
alibis, but yesterday your Old Nose
felt very disinclined both physically
and mentally. And his equilibrium
lacks lot Of having yet bounced back
to normal. His brains seem to need
a whole carton of three-in-one oil, or
some of another brand And so for
that reason I shall abbreviate this
writing very muchly
T. MOSES JONES.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-10

and how long you have been a safe
driver. This contest costs absolutely
nothing, and there are no obligations
whatsoever in the application.
Tomorrow noon is the closing hour.
This campaign is being sponsored
by tn eCarolina Motor Club, affiliat-
ed with the American Automobile As
suciation, the Daily Dispatch and a
rumber of local civic and other clubs,
and IS for the sole purpose of promot
ing the interests of highway safety.
1t is your duty as citizen of this
community if you have a safe record
for operating your automobile, to join
in this splendid work sign the appli-
cation blank, and tell the world that
you are a safe driver. This campaign
will close with big safety rally on
the evening of Friday, June II, at
the court house at p. m, when the
twenty-five oldest and safest drivers
in Henderson, Vance county and sur
rounding area will receive public COM
mendatlon for having operated their
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-10
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

1. Name the smallest state in area in
the u. S.
2. What horse won the Grand Ma
tional at Aintree, England?
3. Is a child born to American par
ents, temporarily residing abroad,
an American citizen?
4. What is the name for the side of a
right -angled triangle opposite to
the right angle?
5. Name the capital of the Philippine
Islands.
6. When should wedding announce
ments be sent out?
7. What is humidity?
8. In French history, what was The
Hundred Days?
9. What is betel?
10. Who composed the opera "Er-
nani?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-10

Walter Y. Hosier, nationally known
rafety lecturer, will speak on What
will a man give in exchange for his
i:fe" You are earnestly requested to
register for honors in this contest
and attend the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-10
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1888

that North Carolina has a smaller per-
centage of people on relief, in pro-
portion to population, than any sur
runding state. Here is one evidence
of our basic stability and of natural
and economic wealth.
To all North Carolinians I pledge at
this hour my continued service in the
interest of all that means best for our
state.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-10
FREAK SQUASH IS
FOUND IN GARDEN

John T. Brooks, North Henderso
today exhibited freak SQUASH fo aSon'
growing in his garden. -0uiio
1t was Of the yellow variatv
three were growing from tho s a'u
stem, and all were grown tono.t same
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1938-08-26

In the meat department:
Local cottage cheese
Local canned chicken
Fresh Pork Sausage
The Clothing Departmel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

hear the ST. Paul having just much
Mnneapoians had their Tests which
received Halle Brown IT'S said
all night his would
thin Anyway he O. K and all that sitting up Why
worry? It's best to follow the old saying remedy try
to find it; if there is none, mind it."
TURNING THE SPOTLIGHT ON THE MARDI GRAS given by
the Socias at Phyllis Wheay last
BERNICE BROWN crowned the Mard
she made sweet Did you notice thrilled
crowned king the audience looked? The
thuasc and frivolous I've for you
rawther popular ST. Paul dbutane swng with all
fet in her hair? CHARLOTTE SESSION
be enjoying themselves
big disappointment young
she had all appearing
ability But her husband said would
she Rather sarcastic of him. wasn't it? RUTH
GAGE THOMPSON President of the Phyllis Whealey
striking her lowered evening gown MITCHELL gets
that far off, look while dancing with MARCELLA COPELAND
What had ANNETTE great
of the evening? Of I'm mistaken Annette eye
Did notice JOHNNIE background Just
loon the land over? John couldn't just
he should besow his way
MAsONS dream man? Realy? telD Did you notice
how lovely MRS LOUISE her black chiffon
gown? CECIL NEWMAN DEVELMA STRONG were among
the dancers did also notice iii OSCAR NEWMAN doing
bad for himself either) Who that BRUCE
howerng much attention upon? N.Y. N.Y. the EARL of SHAM
WELL havin' ball. hear he's making bids dancing
teacher teach him the steps day. you
think bidding
the steps) Who that striking Indian
k Liz SEDALIA awfuy in
aea didn't she didn't happen couple
mixing" did you? Honest
in with and spent the majority evening
Chats life for you guess.)
I'll have to be hurrying along but I'll you
Your PAL
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06
Odd Tree in Jamaica Is
Called "Woman's Tongue

The ''Woman's Tongue" which
grows in Jamaica, British West In
dies, is a strange. podbearing tree
unlike anything in northern chimes.
These pods, which are reddish-brown
in color and nearly yard in length.
are given their picturesque nick
name by the natives because the
seeds are loose in the pod and can be
depended upon to rattle constantly
when stirred by gentle breezes,
notes correspondent in the Los
Angeles Times.
Some 2,100 varieties Of plant life
are to be found in the island, so that
1t is, referred to as the botanical
garden of the New World"
Pimento and annotto are promi-
nent among the islands products
but pimento is not what the Ameri-
can housewife knows by name, being
the common all-spice, the berries Of
which grow in clusters on trees some
thirty feet tall.
When harvest time approaches,
before the berries are fully ripe, a
small boy Chambers to the top Of the
tree, breaks off the ends and throws
them to the ground, where the ber-
ries are gathered up like coffee.
Annotto is a reddish berry which,
when boiled, yields an oily extract
used as a dye.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

so worried.
Ans: The young man is all right.
If he were in trouble he would have
called on you by this time. The
nice spring weather put '.travel-
ing" into his head and he 'tlit out"
You will hear information as to his
whereabouts shortly.
S. A. W.: Dear Able; am en-
closing a clipping, will I be able
to get my old job back again?
Ans: Make an application to be
reinstated on the road. 1t does
seem to me that you will again
hold the job as PULLMAN PORT
Err. You might also try a differ
ent company altogether.
L. E. G.: am writing you to ask
can 1 collect my husbands insur-
ance money? He has been dead
nearly. two years and I am still
waiting?
Ans: If your policy was in force
at the time of your husbands death
=. then you should have already
collected. Write this company and
try to settle the thing right away,
but hold to your policy. If they
won't answer -. see a lawyer.
E. M. NJ: Does this man 1 mar
ried mean anything worth while in
my life? can't believe that he
will because he fights me?
Ans: If he keeps that rough
stuff up he won't mean very much
to you. Just give him to under
stand that you won't tolerate treat
ment of that kind and carry out
your threat.
A. M. L.: Does the girl that I
love love me or her other friend?
Should I still continue a personal
friend?
Ans: You won't gain anything
by giving up the fight. Yes, she
likes you as well as the other boy.
The thing you need to do is get you
another girl and make her jealous.
E. D. c.: Do you think that 1
should take an operation and
would / come out all right?
Ans: Let your doctor decide this
question for you. If you need to
undergo treatment of this nature
:. then don't put it of. You have
nothing to fear regarding an OPP
Grafton.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06
Names Bertram, Bertrand

Bertram and Bertrand are prob
ably forms of the same Teutonic
name, meaning glorious raven"
One authority says that Bertrand
means with the FURNISHED shield"
but that may be because Morse war
riors painted ravens on their shields
to terrify the enemy. The raven
thus became the badge of a war
rior and the name Bertram ex-
pressed hope for its bearers Prov
ess in battle. Several saints have
borne the name of Bertrand, which
seems to be older than Bertram.
Bertrand du Guesclin I'd. 1890 duke
of Molinas and constable of France,
was one of the most celebrated SOL
diers of his time and many tales
are told of his exploits. He was
aptly named
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06
Do Not Leave wills

On some of the islands of the
Malay archipelago many natives
do not leave wills or oral requests,
preferring to divide their property
after their death through spiritual
communion with the holy man Of
the village. When this is done, says
Golfers Weekly, the heirs are usu-
ally satisfied, believing that if some
one received the wrong table or too
many pigs the ghost would have
raised runpus.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

K. T.: 1 am very interested in
music. Will 1 ever learn and is it
me or my teacher?
Ans. There isn't anything wrong
with your teacher you don't put
in enough HOURS PRACTICING
as you should. In order to learn
anything well it takes years of
practice and thought.
L. B.: l am between two opinions,
There are two brothers and
don't know which would make the
best husband for me?
Ans: Remain single young lady
until you are able to make up your
mind about this vital question. The
chief trouble is that you don't love
either one but admire them
both. The right man just hasn't
come along yet.
M. J. W.: For the past few
months I have been moody from
within. l try to be cheerful around
people. 1 find myself yearning for
big and better things when ! know
it's impossible for me to do any
better. Please tell me where my
happiness lies?
Ans: Right in your modest home
and not many years in the future,
Your whole trouble is that you are
lonesome and a BOUNCING
BABY BOY will give you some
thing to occupy your time. Buckle
up and don't allow yourself to be
so lonely.
A. c.: What should / do about
this person 1 love better than
death? He says he is afraid of my
temper for it might run away with
me. I am not the type to raise q
fuss but would feel sorry for both
of them if I were to catch them to-
gether. Help me?
Ans: An unfortunate predica.
ment for any two people of the
same family to be involved. Hold
your temper regardless of the out
come of this affair, because if you
show your jealousy >. it will make
the other party twice as interested.
The matter will adjust itself but do
not jump at conclusions.
J. T.: My boy left home month
ago and 1 want you to tell me if
he is all right and is he in trouble
or is he hurt? am his father and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06
ANSWER KEY

6. David Guion: Home On the
Range"
Z. Walter Damrosch: Conductor,
Composer Of Opera MAN With
out Country"
8. EubIe Blake: Composer of negro
musical comedies.
9. Leopold Godowsky: Pianist,
composer.
10. Pletro A. Yon: Composer; Or
ganist, st. Patrick's Cathedral,
New York City.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06
No Alternative Bridge

In Burma, when a person is ON
the point of death, he is careful to
burn yellow paper scroll on
which are written some words from
the Buddhist scriptures, which he
has kept with him for such an emer-
gency through life, so that the
Buddha may know that soul is on
the way to the spirit world and may
permit it to cross the No Alterna.
tive Bridge and proceed straight to
Paradise.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

& Deems Taylor: Composer Of
"The Kings Henchman" and
radio commentator.
& Fritz kreisler: Composer Of
~Schoen Rosmarin" and
"Liebesfreud."
8. Albert StoesseI: Director, Ora,
torfo Society; Composer.
Z. Wee laWnhurst: Composer Of
popular songs.
s. Gena Branscombe: Choral d.
rector: Composer Of youth.
e the World"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

d.ca ginger grows abundant
v m patches on the red hillsides.
The plant somewhat resembles the
currant-bush, but only the root is
valuable, the tops being crushed and
used again as seed. A good yield,
Jamaicans say. is 1000 pounds of
ginger to the acre.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06
BY Joseph R. Fliesler

The hands above are the hands of Fritz Kreisler,
Sergei Raehmaninof, Walter Damrosch, Gena Brans-
corbe Daniel Gregory Mason, Leopold Godowsky.
Edwin Franko Goldman, Deems Taylor, Albert Stoes-
sell Wee Lawnhurst, David Guion, Eubie Blake, Sig
mund Spaeth, Frank Black and Pietro A. Yon.
See if you can identify the without consult
ing the answer key. Fritz Kresler should be easy.
His are Of course the hands at the violin. Can you
identity the others9
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

IL. Frank Black: Radio musical df-
rector and composer.
IL. Sergei Rachmaninoff: Pianist
and composer.
13. Edwin Franko Goldman: Band
master and composer.
IA. sIgmund spaeth: Tune Detec-
tive and critic.
Is. Daniel Gregory Mason: Com.
poser; Mcdowell Professor
Of Music, Columbia University,
New York City.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06
INQUISITIVE SAL
By Helen M. Scott

Hello folks
Well, May is here at last, bringing with it
warm breezes q hope they are here to stay,
blossoming and fragrant flowers and, last but not
least, that undeinable something called romance.
Our early June brides are busy preparing their
trousseaux and discussing honeymoons, etc.
MARGE CARTER has more girls telling her
where to go on her honeymoon, etc. bet she
almost gets sick of hearing about it. Is the
BERT LEWIS-MAGGIE MOORE 81 do"
ceremony going to take place this summer as
Schedulad9
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

TNHE challenge discover whose hands portrayed
J. in the above montage of composers" would be
musicians and composers lies wide divergence OF size
shape thickness and Aexbility These are the hands
of men and women who among the leading COM
posers of America members of the American Society
of Composers Authors and Publishers which protects
their works against infringement and which licenses
Torrance for profit. .a-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-05-06

Note Your questions will be answered FREE in this column
Your Full Name Birth Date and Correct address, For private reply
send twenty-five cents in coin ORDER and seGddresse
envelope for my New Astrooy Reading and by mail
My Free Advice Three Questions DO NOT SEND POSTAGE
STAMPS Send all mail Abbe Wallace, Of this paper 300
South Third Street, Minneapolis, MINI.
Evening star., 1938-07-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

brick or frame houses; quick answer and
settlement: D. c. only. E. A. GARVEY.
Dist 450S eve. and SUM-. Geo. $500.
1925 VT ave.
investment properties. E. w. BAILEY,
Adams 1885. Mail. 1895 Meridian NV.
CASH BUYER FOR SINGLE OR GROUP
white or coloredl: any condition, any
OF BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 K ST. NV.
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
D. c. houses in any condition.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
Natl 1853 1405 Eve st.
Evening star., 1938-07-16
FEATURING

Nice bedroom and complete bath on first
moor, q new white Cape Cod type home
with large living room, dining room and
kitchen; large bedrooms and bath on
second floor having automatic heat and
excellent location S9.75O; terms can be
arranged, Call Wisconsin 1857 between
noon and d m
Evening star., 1938-07-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER.

-4039- 2Oth st. me-. near Woodbridge
tFtrst showing)-Attractive, detached, cor
ner brick home, center-hall plan; g rooms.
tile baths. breakfast room; large living
room, fireplace. concrete side porch. recre-
alton room; slate roof; gas heat; insula ted.
Lot 65x107. garage. Price. Sl075O. Open.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
ZOA ~. j. Ave. N III. OecaIur 0317.
Evening star., 1938-07-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. OIL
burner, continuous hot water. gas stove.
miles from District line lust off Marlboro
pike in Clear View. Phone Hillside 0539.
NEW 2-sToRY BRICK COLONIAL HoME;
ssS zaSs isTs Ssi6,.
h.-wh; insulated: modern; 5000 cash.
CoFFMAN REALTY CO. sHEP. 4123
FOR SALE = EXCEPTIONALLY PRETTY
downtown. Living room with iis firepiace. iVn tao
bedrooms dlning room kitchen bath with
sarase, h.-w'h " INV With Blower, % automatic @ piS 6ok
water, electric refrigerator. Fine trees. cool
location. yet near stores and transportation.
N Arlington, Va.
NEARBY MD. 2 MILES DIsTRICr-UN-
ooms bss porches sm
5y acres Of large forest trees. OWNER.
OVERLOOKING MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
golf Ssoursenstudio S home with half-aere
Sale " SRoa. esofs. saos SGsSo ieT for
NEW COLONIAL BRICK; 8 LARGE RoOMa
tile bath, beautiful kitchen. F. H. a,
nanss t Issi snail asns monthly tocstsd
hb fOSl LoTu, Lee 6elGhJS, AlLnRtOns
Va. Open daily. very low price.
BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS AND BATH:
beautiful large lot; Glen Echo Hts. Nd;
reasonable. Natl. 1888
WILL SACRIFICE NEW BROOM HOUSE.
$4,000. less than cost: large lot. city water.
sewer, gas. electricity: bus stop. Near
Catholic church: hardwood floors. h.-wh
10 s.. Spring ST.. West Falls Church. Box
433-C. Star. IL
Mr.. ETCHIsON. MONT. Co.'S A.; 6 R.;
barn, fruit. ETC.. So $50 on terms is barr
gain. Conduit rd., mr.. bridge-Schultz pi.:
lot 11Ox210; s3,a50;. easy terms. Farms.
-S4,250; terms. trade; on hwy. r. r.
SOS. to river. Bowie, smythe and Dickin-
son; and a.; 4 r. ea.: bargains; rent.
Shore cottages. Seaside. rent. 1928 season.
Herald Harbor-Fern Lodge: rent, 500 yr1
Masons, Owings Beach--S2 $50 up. ~ e.
RYON CO. 1916 n. Y. ave.
CAPITOL, HEIGHTS. 25 BERGMAN AvEl
-7-room house: all conv.: hot-water heat;
land; y acre fruit and garden; will accept
small down payment, balance payments Al
Lincoln 6771. Open Sundays.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1938-07-16
BUY ON EASY TERMS
27O7 N. CAPITOL ST

Reconditioned row brick: z large rooms
bath, double rear porches. exceptional wall
ue: terms like rent; open daily. Call G. A.
MACRAE. Decatur 1893.
ATTENTION. COLORED HOME BUYER
Beautiful new S-rm house. all modern i'm
provements. Completely insulated. Ter
raced. Handicapped lawn Hardwood floors
throughout. Dry airy basement Overlook
ing Govt. park and lake Half block from
street car Priced under $4,000. Small
down payment and S47.50 per month.
Call Adams 10000 Sunday and Monday.
Weekdays. Dec. 160 ask for MR., 1ICiNOR
Evening star., 1938-07-16
FOR COLORED.
226 14th ST. Sc.

ST,N5U.
Tapestry brick home, rms. bath. recre-
alton rm., automatic blower furnace. cleo
refg., h.-w.h., cleo; weather-stripped
throughout: 2-car brick garage, sleeping
and breakfast porches: concrete front
porch; reconditioned like new. Terms. For
further information call MR.. SCHWARTZ,
District QnS0
Evening star., 1938-07-16

NO DOWN PAYMENT.
If you have lot clear or with small
balance we will build and finance your
home.
Colonial Construction Co.,
1927 Eye NV. Dist. 917O. IT,
Evening star., 1938-07-16
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
PLACE.

Close In, OF Ia acres: only 2 years old;
situated on high knoll, with beautiful
hedge completely hiding the fence; flower
gardens and flagstone walks throughout
the grounds: beautiful paintings and vines,
with small fruit orchard. small vegetable
garden. The home is Georgia Colonial,
2-story front porch with white pillars.
House contains large living room with y
large screened living porch off it, The
large dining room opening on an open ter
race. Large hall and a paneled library
2 baths on the 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms and
bath on 3rd floor; 2-car garage: maid S
quarters and bath: with very unusual rec
reation room: automatic heat OF course.
The owner will trade for a modern, livable
home in town. Call Wisconsin 1857 be-
tween noon and g pm.
Evening star., 1938-07-16
SILVER SPRING-S55.

5-rm. brick bungalow, large living rm
with open fireplace regular dining rm
modern kitchen; large bedrooms. full tile
oath and shower, porch: full cellar and
than | year old. T04 Chesapeake ave. Sill
yer Spring. Md Call Shepherd 1911.
Evening star., 1938-07-16

BARGAIN-S6,45O.OO
- nearly new home in Congress Heights
Lovely living room with fireplace, large
dining room, de luxe kitchen with Magic
Chef range, electric refrigerator. plenty of
cabinets, big bedrooms and modern bath
on Ind foor. built-in garage. large lot
venetian blinds, oil burner ] block from
bus. Terms can be arranged. Call
RanGolph hooR To inSnect