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Evening star., 1941-09-19

Located in Bethesda area. Brick home
slate roof: 3 bedrooms, bath, dining room.
Kitchen, living room with freplace: at
GRAHAM-HALL. WI 32h0
Evening star., 1941-09-19
BETHESDA, MD,
BETHESDA, MD.

Bunsslow. 5 rooms and bath. porch. ga
lot. Wisconsin 1901. 19s
Evening star., 1941-09-19
1840 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
QUICK SALE VALUE.

Corner home, new. 6 rooms, baths.
QI. 2724. Eyes. EN-. 9551
Evening star., 1941-09-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN BROOM HOUSE. HOT-WATER
heat. oil furnace. 10 acres land close to
schools and churches on paved highway
south of Manassas. Va. Priced for quick
sale by owner. Apply STONE HOUSE INN.
U. S. 2l1. Phone Haymarket 81. 21'
COUNTRY HOME-NEW BRICK; ; RMS,
completely redecorated large fireplace,
elec. and running water 100 a: only 20
mi. from District; 3-yr. .-od caretakers cot
tage by spring chicken houses, barn;
on road to Lake Jackson. Call Man.
l96-F-1I for further information.
SACRIFICE TO SETTLE ESTATE. g-ROON
house, excellent condition; double pantry,
finished rooms In attic nice yard. out
buildings: furnace and lights property
located in Va town on main highway. %
foot Of mountains 4 , miles from Wash
ineton. Boy lna-V. Star
Evening star., 1941-09-19
COUNTRY PROPERLY For RENT

COTTAGES. FURNISHED COMFORTABLY,
attractive suited 10 adults seeking quiet;
near Skyline Drive facing Blue dge 1t
Hoover Bridge; modernly equipped con-
venient grocery service; low priced, fresh
produce. r. F. D. and telephone service
Located in apple orchard with three
streams. Columbia 03AG, Apt. 81.
Maryland Hunting Country.
Commutine distance Washington and Bal
tmore. old house. newly remodeled steam
heat, bedrooms, 3 baths: large GARAGE,
stable. paddock; IA acres available.
BRECKNRIDGE & HANNA Ellicoll City,
Nd. Phone Ellicott CItv BAG
Evening star., 1941-09-19
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
NEn

New. all-brick, detached Colonial home,
rooms, B bedrooms. beautiful all-tile
bath. 1st-hoor lavatory. large living. din
ing room, de luxe kitchen, xcreened porch:
~, sondit!Snsd wslkinl distsnSs WCQdrqy
Ts T|!sSai tl'ii "a pcsti| IA ss1TSSA TA n tHGn p
Evening star., 1941-09-19
TEN GARDEN VIEW HOMES.
NEBRASKA AVE AND WARREN ST. N
(Continued.) J

TEN .'GARDEN VIEW HOMES.
NEBRASKA AVE. AND WARREN ST. NV.
One Of the coolest, most desirable resi-
Dental sections in Washington. One short
block west of Wisconsin ave. to transpor-
tation and shopping. St AIMS Parochial.
high schools within few blocks.
Carefully built by skilled mechanics OF
the finest materials. Containing spacious
rooms (3 bedrms). baths. breakfast nook.
built-in heated garage. screened porch,
sundeck. attic, space for basement recre-
alton room, unusual closet space. Every
room cross ventilated. Features equipment
and finish of custom quality. Real value
at SI2,T5O Exhibit home 4010 Warren
St NV Open until m daily.
E. L. MILLER, Builder Owner, OR. 1449
Evening star., 1941-09-19
I AM SELLING.

CLEVELAND PARK.
Beautiful detached modern 7-room 2k-
bath house, on large lot; ridiculously low
priced; 3 bedrms, baths on End floor,
kitchen, study and lavatory on 1st floor.
built-in ,earags, oil heat; beautiful condi-
ENGLING. DU. 1884, or evenings DE.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

vestmeNt Bldg.
4-FAMILY APT,
Sl2,9oO.OO. Excellent Northeast location.
Modern BLDG, in good repair.
Rents low. Yearly income,
S1,662 90. Refrigerator in
each unit.
S13,e50,OO. Yearly income, s2.O22 90.
REFRIGERATOR in each unit.
Bldg. in excellent condition
Shows fine return on invest
ment,
S42.500.00. Bldg. only about years old
and in fine condition. One
OF. OF be- best sr5t,nba rental sec sections in
income, S7,4SS.00. Separate
3-room and bath apt. for
Janitor.
S47,50O.00. Fine Northwest location. Just
on New Hampshire ave
Modern bldg. in fine eondi-
ton. Oil heat. Yearly income
tgross), SS,304 90.
, Ihe above properties are all good, clean
buildings and are good values at the prices
quoted. They are not forced or sacrifice
sales, but sound investment offerings. For
further information call
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
District 6092. REALTOR. Invest. Bldg.
EXCELLENT BUY.
New. semi-detached colored 4-family
fats in ne. Rent, $4,000 VI. Tenants
furnish own heat. Price. S27,5OO.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
1925 N Capitol St DU l2b6
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THIS SALESMAN SAYS,
BARNABY WOODS.
CENTEP HAT rOr nNrhr

S6lN IEO-E1ALb COLONlAL.
Beautiful al-brick home. built by owner
only 2 months; selling at COST cannot be
duplicated at anywhere near sale price:
large living, dining room. screened porch
Den, "a bath: End floor, . large bedrooms,
den: oak trim throughout; oil burner heat,
covered with beautiful trees LESLIE d.
MEASELL, WO Abb 1927 Eve
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GUEST HOUSE

Lower 18th st. NV. 20 rooms 13 bed
beautiful furniture; garage; present income
over $1,000 per month; owner leaving city,
Will sacrlf1ce: price. $4,000 for real es-
tate, furniture and business: reasonable
cash payment and terms. Call MIR DREW,
RE; 11s1: F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, In
Evening star., 1941-09-19
BEST BUY IN MARYLAND

4 blocks from University Park School,
close to Uniy, Of Nd. New. brick; 5 and 8
section. F. H A. terms or privately financed
Nichols ave. and University drive
j. H. ROGERS, Hyatts. O462 2ls
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MICHIGAN PARK-S7,350

large rooms. deep lot. natural trim.
streamline kitchen. recreation room.
plumbing and room for another bath.
Expensive location. Cony. F. H; A; or
homes MR.. MURPHY. National 1913.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Maryland Hunting Country.
EARNS For SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS ALL
sizes: acreage town homes lots rentals.
FRANCIS L. THOMPSON, III W Montg.
ave, Rockville. Md Rockville 444.
FORECLOSURE BARGAIN-7l2S ACRES.
old 6-room house view of Chesapeake Bay:
Price, $1,000. 500 cash. CLYDE HINES
& CO, RE 2227
17S ACRES UNIMPROVED LAND ON pa
tuxent River, within . miles OF Ashton,
Md; very reasonably priced at $500.
MA 4QO5
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Lady, WHIST are yos wsttiag fort Mil
lions of women are cheering for DUZ-
Proctor & Candles new kind of gram
ulated soap. And what difference
DUZ makes on washday!
lust wait till yeu see oUz svds!
They come up lickety-split-so high
it takes the lid of your washer to hold
them down. Actually up to 2OTc more
suds than with any Of the other four
leading granulated washday soaps.
And what can those suds do7
They'll give you towels and shirts as
much as $3.50 whittier than many soaps
we've tested. They'll turn out spark
ling clean overalls easy as can be.
But wait! DUZ does more! Pretty
colored washables, even rayon undies
yes, those hard-working DUZ suds
are safe for everything in your wash.
Kind to hands, too. Why, DUZ does
everything. Even does away with
sneezy washdays. There's no cloud of
irritating dust to make you sneeze.
Discover DUZ today!
rsAotsAss ste. y. s. 'aI. or. 'socrt' sA-s,f
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Pedieure the erond scoe The subject this
clipping operation Buteh 8oot komodo Oregon the Pho
depho Zoo Petro Bronco reptile house keeper wds the bolt
clippers while other keepers persuade Butch be pove
Wide World Photos
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Pattern

u must 10 smris. u must -
distinctive 49, pour nsw sfssfnocn
froeki Anns Adams designs II
Pattern sssT - vita very simple
llnss and unusual sansschs braid
embroidery. Ths transfer motif 70
used a. either side Il the bodice
seam. and braid 10 easily sswsd
down 10 folio. its outline. Tnsrs
are complete directions and pat
tern for ths transfer metlf with
the sewing Instructor. II ysa l'ss.
omit the braid mosifs and turn
The high neehiins ints . front
opening which folds hack In sitsis
revere The sst-ln waist hand ard
the twin pamela In the 'front.' sf the
skirt give ysa that slender. iishs
look. The three-quarser sleeves are
very chic bat yoa may make them
short or long instead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Old Saying Stick Your Lst Is Good Advice for Shoe Makers
Authority Sets Down Rules
For Clarifying the Feet
Mn. Steps Toward Foot Comfort 6iv.n: Woman whs
Has Many chsnass wm 0. Most Comfortable

ton or comfort ~hil< Trey last
Sin.. u go have god aim
feet ard ankles Choose snf She
that feels ard looks god, at u
soar feet ar. scr. fst 90 quite
fisxihls. avoid strap saecs ard sf-
fect hlkh-sut .ae<~ absolutely 30
vosd 81 trimming tc~sru the top
Tine
-of ecafss. ne wemsn whs hss
several pairs 70 shce. fnr every
day 10 Eosns q e> mo~i eousfcrt-
shls.- o.rton ssdsa Shoes sb-
sarn nolstnf.. and when thsy'vs
ban wern every das. they need
TIN. to afr ard refresh th>m-
selves II mahes them last ,snxss
A. well - ioos better
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The motion picture. "A
Yonk in the Raj" will
open at Hemriek's ROXY
theoter Oct. IS.

can't your" She pulled off the rub
Der bath cap and sbsently shook
out her hair. Hello. Tim ?" she
said again into the instrument.
He was calling long distance. He
was still out at the bombers' air
field. Listen. honey. looks like I'm
going 10 be a little late" he drawi-
ed. we were held up by a traffic
light in Berlin. and / had 10 have
a few hours sleep TO look my best.
You mind ?"
A disappointed. resigned look
settled upon her. NO, Of course !
don't mind. How long will you be %
"Forty-fiye minutes-on the dot
okay ?"
Don't be late. Goodbye"
She hung up. paused for a brief
moment with her hand in her hair
and then breathed resignedly and
hurried over to the door. She
opened II ajar. Morley stood there.
dressed In civilian clothes
Hello" He smiled, a little diff
IDENTIFY. Il hope I'm not interrupt
ing anything"
Nothing but a bath she said
closing the door. Just give me Q
moment. win YOU Then count
three-and come on in"
She turned and ran toward the
bedroom. grabbing up q pair Of
stockings from a chair on the way,
stopping again and picking UP her
shoes and half-dropping the towel
In her rush.
Promptly at the count Of three
Morley entered. Il was only thirty
streets away. 80 decided 10 pop
in he said nsttsr-of-factly.
She laughed from behind the
door.
Z knew you didn't have a sho~
today" Morley went on. and a.
I have a forty-eight-hour Leave.
hoped you might drive down TO my
fathers place in Kent"
I'm sorry" she said from the
other room. I would have loved H.
But I've already got a date"
Morley stood IN Tho center Of the
living room. erestfaIlsn- "couidn',
you ignore ~"
I'm afraid not she said. hgr-
riedly dressing.
You know what Sometimes be-
ing rude al the right time makes
a social career"
Her high. amused voice came
through the door-eraek Or
wrecks one
He dropped into q chair. Now
you've spoiled my entire week
end
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Fair and 40
Evident in
Style News

The birthday and the dress size
-40-worry too many women.
This struck me repeatedly during
the recent fall openings of out
standing merican designers.
Again and again. 40 clothes were
featured. Sometimes the house
would present a 40 costume as
such.
That is, model Of 40 would
wear IL. Again. alongside the
frankly-40 costume. younger man.
nikins would appear in wonderful
for-40 costumes. In short, 40
needn't stick to obviously slim
ming or cautiously-young clothes.
As to the age, consider the 40
whose clothes have set fashions
for millions of women half her
age. She's the Duchess of Wind
sor. Her dress is characteristics
ally simple in cut. but she wears
embroidery very often, and some
decidedly spirited motif almost
always.
There's a clue to the big secret
Of clothes satisfaction at 40. This
woman's clothes should not be
youthful in the sense Of naive. any
thing goes. bit they really need to
be young In the sense of having
verve.
As to the size. 40 should con-
slider chiefly the basic business: a
horizontal line, such as a stripe,
emphasizes width; an up-and-down
line minimizes breadth. Plaids
give an impression Of bulk so bet
ter not wear them and add TO your
own solidity.
However, you certainly needn't
90 in for zebra effects. The love-
lest 40 I've seen lately-and one
Of the most attractive looking
models-wore a plum-colored cos
tune: plum leather shoes and hat
and plum colored stockings, too.
matching her handsome soft plum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
BE SLIM THE MODERN
"hUNcERLESS" WAY

at each meal for equal
amounts Of more fattening
foods. Hollywood Bread is
especially prepared from a
formula containing very few
fat-making calories but it
fills you satisfyingly. You
lose weight without starving.
And unlike many ordinary
so-called reducing" foods,
Hollywood Bread builds up
your resistance while you are
dieting, for it contains pro-
TENS for muscle toning, car
bohydrates for energy and a
husky supply Of vitamins.
Best Of all-Hollywood Bread
tastes better than any bread
you've ever eaten. Especially
good when it is toasted. Try
il. You'll love 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

nothing more revolving than a mar
who considers himself such a prizs
package that every woman III
meets is angling 10 marry him
There isn't a man alive who I
that good. and I shall print 1
couple Of letters from readers who
are of the same opinion.
Dear Miss Grey: "Disgusted,"
In his very recent letter TO you.
not only was himself Disguised
hut was extremely disgusting.
How crudely he displayed his
coneeit, his egotism. and his
self-loye. II there IL anything
more obnoxious than q conceited
male. We girls would certainly
like to meet the eritter.
As n woman, and ressing be-
tween the lines, IL seems to me
he was taking q good deal for
granted In presuming that the
girl was seriously considering
marrying him. BY his own adj
mission. the girl In question was
particularly charming and intel
hgent, so II is probable that her
company Is In much demand by
many young men perhaps more
'passably good looking and In
telligent," but who lack the
colossal conceit displayed by
"Disgusted." He expects-eyen
demands that girl be ready and
willing on those rare occasions
when he decides he'd like q date.
Most boys. surely, make dates
with girls because they do like
and admire them--not merely TO
satisfy their own simple ego.
certainly hope that the girl
will read "Disgusted's" letter In
which he displayed his true col
ors, and thank her lucky stars
that she only had three dates
with him.
And to you, "Disgusted,' what
a profound pity that you are
laboring under the delusion that
you are a pursued man. For
you surely are a very positive
ogre and are quite safe from any
and all man-hunting women.
EQUALLY DISGUSTED.
Dear Miss Grey: The letter Of
"Disgusted' In your column on
Thursday made me really think.
] have had a similar experience,
and 1 am wondering II "Dis-
gusted" Is not being a little too
harsh on the poor girl.
1 don't blame him for being
puzzled and disturbed, but what
about the girl? Should she be
thrust out of his life because
she made the mistake Of being
so demanding, just once? Maybe
she Ia quite fond Of him. She
may realize now that she
shouldn't have been possessive.
But what Is she TO do about 1t
without appearing to be chasing
the young man:
"Disgusted" also said that he
didn't intend, or rather that he
wasn't considering, marriage
for a few years yet. Therefore,
he must be at least getting an
idea now of what he wants later.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
/. Hawaiian islands.
2. Erie.
3. Cuckoo.
4. False. tOnly females are ca
pable Of biting.)
8. Two.
8. Somerset Vaughan.
Z. South America.
s. Solid.
9. Philadelphia.
10. Claude A. Swanson
tweed suit.
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And who knows. n he gives her
another chance he may find that
she IL the one he has been look
Ing for all the time. OF course.
I am assuming that she won't
make n practice Of demanding
an explanation of his time and
occupation INTERESTED.
Dear Interested: l am Of the
opinion that there is nothing the
girl in question could do under the
circumstances except to be her
most charming and impersonsl
self II she should encounter the
young man again.
In the course of three dates. he
could scarcely have become indis-
pensable to her. The wisest thing
for her to do Is TO learn her lesson
from that encounter. and see that
she doesn't scare the next man she
10 interested in away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
CHAPTER IL

Telephone and doorbell rang
almost simultaneously in Carols
apartment. She jumped out of the
shower. fused, excited. dripping,
threw a huge English bath-towel
about herself. almost tripped over
1t, called out to the door, wait
a moment. Tim" as she ran. and
answered the phone. Her face fell
a little when she heard the voice
that came over the wire. "oh.
hello. Tim"
Meanwhile the doorbell rang
again. With a touch OF petulance
she called over. Wait a moment,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Pattern sss7 IL available In
misses and wosnsn's sis<s II ~.
10, n. 20. 70. ~. -. ~. - and
20. Sire 10 takes -. yards 10 Inch
fabric.
Send Fifteen Cents lioeD In
coins and two tas tokens for this
Anns Adams pattern. wriss plain
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Number
Order thu new Anna Adams
Pattern Book post hAsss-snd
Be- clothss-rssdy for the coming
season rhls brilliant fall and
winter edition contains . ssft for
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Indignant Women Rebuke
Contributor for COnceit
Young Man Who Signed Himself Disguised" Inspires
Numerous Letter, of Condemnation From Reader,
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Our letter of last week from Disgusted seems to have
evoked quite storm Feminine readers bit out Of
sympathy with the writer of that letter but my sympathy
divided between the pursued and the girls
whom doubt do fine job of chasing others Of whom are
grossly misjudged by the over-cautious male
My admonitions to girls who unwse deprive
man of his prerogatye pursuer. imagine nothing
disgusting or embarrassing to stripped
of her pride and only that could permit woman 10 be OBJ
vlousy man-hunting, possessve or demanding.
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A YANK TN THE Raj.
A New Novel by HARLAN THOMAS

She appeared In the doorway.
dressed in a trim black suit with
a frilled white blouse that height
ened the metallic CLINT Of her
hair. Cant you 20 there any
way'7"
Morley stood up. studying her
II can't stand driving alone" h
shrugged. Il talk to myself and
criticize my driving until &c
crazy" He hesitsted. rallying his
good humor. well. suppose
there's nothing for me to do but
70 TO my club and grouse abou,
staying In London" He turned
away. 'T'll be running along"
You needn't hurry" she said
consolingly.
why should tantaiize my
self ?" He banished the returning
look Of Illustration from his broad,
weathered face. TITS much better
to make IL a quick. clean wound
and go" lie hraced his shoulders
and smiled. I'm try again next
week--eariier. Goodbye"
She followed him 10 door.
He turned around for the last
time. lighting up with final,
small CLEAN OF hope. "You have
no idea how lovely II can be In
Kent this time Of year. The first
flowers, you know. Daffcdila."
She shook his hand PLEASANTLY.
He shrugged dimly. Well. then
I expect II In goodbye"
She closed the door a. he started
down the stairs.
Meanwhile Tim Baker was get
ting dressed in front Of the mirror
Of his hut. Roger Piiiby came In,
wearing mutt. Hello. old boy" he
said. and sst down on Tins rum
pied cot. Tim pulled on his pants.
Where are you bound for ?" Roger
asked.
Tim fastened his belt. London.
Roger watched him ~istfully
To meet her ?"
Sure thing
Roger creased his legs carefully
watched Tim tie his tie. waited FOR
the right moment and then said
pointsdiy. I'm going TO London
too"
Tim tucked in his shirt and
didn't answer.
Il say don't suppose there's
the shFhtss, possibility7" Roger
y<ntursd.
Tim shook his head Sorry
Your esprit De corps IL prseti.
esily non-existsnt"
Tim looked fresh. rudy. shayen
He slipped into his coat and gave
himself . final onee-oyer IN the
mirror. How does q guy get "a
Loncon IN q hurry ?"
Roger leaned back asalns, ths
eispooard wall deliberately and
said with elaborate superiority
Chaps who don't poxssss a car
have 20 walk In 10 the village and
wait for a train. II takss-lst rns
see - approximately three hours
When the train il on time, that "a
And remenber that ye are opsr-
ating under war conditions
Tim seowied furiouhiy. That's
gong TO be dandy. And ! told her
I'd Be there In foriy-fiye minutes. "
AZ Tim started out. Roger plse-
Idly consulted Ria watch. "YogTl
Be exsetiy-let's see-two hours
and fifteen minutes late that IL.
II we were operating under peace
time punetgslity."
Tim stopped Ne appraised
tcontinued on pss. Is. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
IT FEELS WILL
TIE sIlOE FITs

This experts other rules sre,
"seven; Never buy shoes sitting
down. for the only test Of M 10
how n shoe feels whsn the foot IL
In motion.
Eight. buy the best quality you
can afford. and IN order 10 do
that. budget shoes for several
years. Good ones VIII last. and
shoddy ones will give no Estisfsc-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Ai rop1l. $50 star by means Of
a plan which started in Holly
wood among the Stars. It is
so simple. You just substi-
tute two slices Of hunger
satisfying Hollywood Bread
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Hundreds Adopt
Reducing Plan Of
hoIIyWoo cd Stars
No Drugs, No Starving.
No Violent Exercise

TTNhrough-
l. out tn g
nation, hum
dreds Of peo
pie are now
reducing and
staying slim
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

MAGIC NOT CHOCOLATE
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ehoro1nte
IN csps fis ~. sssi sw~ss-
49, ese1~see1 ssI1h
. esvs bsst1sg vsess
rew grains sols
Malt choonlAts IN top Of douhIe
boiler. Add swssssnsd eaadenssd
milk and boiling water gradually
ADA . few arAlns n sAIs- neFves ,.
TOUCHDOWN C0om1ks
IN eupu tis - snsb susse-
$50 sss1esea1 au11a
csp fsss1y ehsppe1 80
IN ssps 1sy bses1 csumns
u ssaspsss sats
3 sahassessas eissemps
Mic swcstened condensed nufIh.
NUT msAtA broad ssumbs. sait. 80
esnaamm. pvop ~ spnsufais -
ersaasd sshins shest. nsts ~
moderately bot even ISIS degrees
~ n minutes. - until ssywu.
Remove from pan a sass. wress