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or Donald r. Westendorf. Lind
sey suggested Macarthur Park
as the proper location while
Commissioner Thomas G.. Long
staff favored tn ecounty build
ing or some other more central
ly located point.
Details will be worked out by
City Engineer Ernest Pettingill,
Lindsey and Bruneel, but the fl
nal choice of site will be deter
mined by the full commission.
Westendorf, whose son, DON
aid, Jr., is in the Navy, said, II
will be proud to see my son.
name on that board"
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Clinton WardenS Fix
Date For instruction

All Clinton Township Air
Raid Wardens will convene at
the Wolf road school Tuesday,
June 2, at 1870 pm.
All wardens are urged to at
tend the session.
Instructors at the session will
be Windburn MacPhail and
Sherwood Bennett.
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John Yates Enlists
in Signal Corps

John A. Yates, son of Mrs.
Charles Titus, of North Gratiot
avenue, enlisted Tuesday in the
Signal Corps detachment of the
Third Air Force and was i'm
mediately assigned to Selfridge
Field for temporary duty, it was
learned this morning
His enlistment follows three
y2lrs of service with the Michi-
gan Bell Telephone company as
cable splicer in the Pontiac
district.
Yates is % years old, a grad
uate of st. Mary's high school,
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Deputy Sheriff Ties Up
Wandering Brown Cow

If you're looking for a brown
COW weight 900 pounds, color
of eyes unknown, it may be the
one that Mrs. Stella Doudy, of
2447 Beller road, Harrison twp
found browsing around her yard
today.
The animal has been rounded
I'D and tied to a tree at the
2447 Beller road, Harrison
township found browsing around
her yard today.
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Last Civic Chorus Program
Enthusiastically Received
MeGhee Bows Out as Director
Preparatory TO Army Service

songs were nicely harmonized
and sung with a lot of spirit.
All in all a good time was had
by everyone, which, of course,
was the main purpose of the
Community Sing.
Mrs. John K. Ullrich was the
talented accompanist.
Spring flowers made the stage
attractive. The men wore gaily
colored formals, the men dark
suits.
Mrs. Mackenzie, chorus pres
ident, welcomed the audience
in a gracious curtain speech.
Helen Blaffert.
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Rofarians Hear
Rev. Dunning Idle

Memorial Day" was the sub
iect Of an interesting address
given by Rev. Dunning Idle,
pastor of First Methodist church
before the Rotary Club at the
Medea Hotel this noon. Mrs.
Clare Wigell discussed the tax
situation as a representative Of
the League of Women Voters.
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of march should show proper
respect to the flag of our Coun-
try when it passes by.
Men should remove their
hats, and hold them over their
heart. Women should hold their
right hand over their heart.
Strict silence should be OBJ
served.
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Charles Bernard McGhee, for
two years director of Civic Choir
US, bowed out to the plaudits of
fair sized audience in the high
school auditorium last night
when he presented a well con-
ceived Spring Concert.
McGhee, who will enlist in
some branc hof the armed fore
es soon, presented a chorus fir
ed by the occasion. The music,
all appropriate to spring, in
cluded community sing, a pop
ular innovation.
After the singing Of the Ma
tional Anthem, the program
progressed with the inspiring
"Salutation" by Gaines, follow
ed by There's a Song In My
Heart, which included a de-
lightful duet by Mrs. j. B. CAL
lagher and Mrs. Robert DON
aldson.
Nobody Knows the Trouble
I've Seen" and Joshua Fit the
Battle of Jericho" were very
effectively rendered by the
Chorus, due credit going to Do
ris Quackenbush who sang the
solo in the latter number.
This was followed by a group
Of three songs sung by an oc-
tette composed of Mrs. c. H. r.
Mackenzie, Mrs. Henry w. Try
loft, Helen Blaffert, Elizabeth
Ullrich, c. H. r. Mackenzie,
Harry Moore, Leland Coulon,
and Robert Willmarth.
The lovely Dedication" by
Franz was the first song, fol-
lowed by the high-spirited ma
digal "Matona, Lovely Maiden
which was very effectively sung
a cappella. "In the Time OF Ros-
es," the lovely lyric song by
Reichardt, was sung with feel
ing as the last number of the
group.
The Chorus again came back
with dramatic rendition of
the difficult Chant For Chloe, "
with Jessie Kerschner carrying
the brief solo, followed by the
ever-popular Dear Land OF
Home" by Sibelius, which is
particularly appropriate in these
times. The highly dramatic "A
Spirit Flower" was given a
very effective Interpretation by
the Chorus, with Jessie Kersch-
ner again leading off with a
short solo passage.
Next a group of three songs
were sung by trio consisting
of Mrs. Mackenzie, Mary Moore,
and Mrs. J. B. Gallagher. Start
ing with 20 Press Thy Cheek
Against Mine Own" which was
very tenderly expressed, the
trio sang "By the Bend of the
River" a song familiar TO many
and which was beautifully done
"The Years At the Spring
which was very dramatically
rendered, concluded the group.
The climax was reached when
the ave Maria" by Bach-Gou-
nod was sung by Mrs. Leland
Coulon, with the Chorus singing
in the background. Mrs. Coulor
sang the ave Maria" at the las,
Christmas Concert, and repeat
ed 1t by popular request.
The Community Sing, was
greeted with enthusiasm by the
audience. McGhee directed the
audience in the singing of many
songs and also some of the older
tunes. The audience was on its
toes all the time, and responded
beautifully to every song. The
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enough TO permit one to see his
way around the house but not
bright enough TO reflect TO the
street, are available and should
be used, the defense council de-
Cided.
Judge Spier said that the case
of a family at Esplanade and ),
Gratiot avenue who went away
from home, leaving the house
locked and the lights burning
would be prosecuted, in all
probability. Harold Lindsey,
who is directly in charge Of the
check up on violations said that
no prosecutions would be made
on the wardens' complaints UNI
til the merits of the case had
been checked into and deter
mined. Chief Air Raid Warden
Lawrence Oehmke declared to-
day that there were a number
of green wardens on duty al
the last blackout and that their
reports are undergoing a careful
check.
The defense council recon-
mended yesterday that the
smoking of cigars, cigarettes,
and pipes and the lighting of
matches during blackout,
where such lights would be Wis
ible out-ofdoors will be consid-
cred as much of a violation as
failure to turn off lights in
houses and other buildings. So
will double parking of automo-
biles during a blackout.
Motorists have approximately
six minutes from the time the
first siren blasts until their cars
are supposed to be parked, "
Judge Spler declared. Their
orders are to proceed TO the
nearest parking space and get
to the curb to permit free pas
sage Of emergency vehicles dur
ing blackouts. Auxiliary police
are to be instructed to keep traf-
fic moving ahead until cars have
pulled to the curb or roadside
to be out of the way and double
parkers will draw tickets
The judge also stated that
persons who start going about
their normal pursuits the min
ute the radio tells them that the
all clear has sounded in any
other area before the all-clear
has actually sounded in Mount
Clemens and Macomb county
communities generally, will be
subject to arrest and fine. What
happens in any other area has
no bearing on a blackout in this
one, he declared.
BEACON PROBLEM
The situation in regard to
radio beacon atop the county
building which burned through
out the blackout Sunday was
completely clarified today by
d. o. Morrison, county radio
engineer, this morning.
That beacon may not be
turned out until orders for a
complete blackout have been
received from the interceptor
headquarters of the United
States Army. In authorizing the
construction of any radio sta
ton, the Federal Communica-
tons Commission specifically
requires that any radio station
shall conform from the stand
point Of marking to the regu-
lations of the Civil Aeronautics
Authority. That provides that
such radio beacons as the one
here must be kept burning until
the radio operator is notified
as noted above.
A hitherto unappreciated and
humorous aspect of the situation
regarding the beacon is that ut
the time Of the first practise
blackout here, the beacon was
dark, but not by order.
The bulb in the light burned
out for the first time since the
station was installed, it was ex-
planned today.
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Playground
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grounds will open on Monday,
June 20, and continue for seven
weeks. They will be located at
Lincoln, Wilson, Dickinson,
Grant and Donaldson schools,
St. Mary's Stadium and Griffith
Field. The latter two will not be
open evenings because Of soft
ball games there.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
HELP WQMEN.
CLERKS--TYPISTS

CLERKS-TYPISTS,
Immediate openings for girls, 1928 years
of age. Apply in person, The Credit Bu-
reau, 1921 G st. NV.
Dance School Receptionist,
With college BACKGROUND preferred; also
three ballroom dance teachers; good salary
Apply Don Martini, lO1S 18th st. NV.
CHECKER-CASHIER
For cafeteria, full or part time; no Sun
days Apply Tally-Ho Restaurant, S12
18th st. NV.
SECRETARY-FEMALE.
Permanent position for thoroughly
trained secretary interested in personnel
work. pleasant surroundings good salary,
40-hour week; must be an excellent typist.
with some stenographic experience: replies
must be in own Handwriting and give age,
training. experience, If any, names Of for
mer employers, address and telephone
number. Personnel once, Room 800 Eve&
ming Star Newspaper Company.
Evening star., 1942-09-10

YOUNG WOMEN - Unusual
opportunity to learn bank
ing. Permanent positions
offered, with excellent op-
portunities for advance
ment. Good pay with reg
ular salary increases, short
hours, splendid working
conditions. Experience not
essential. You may attend
the American Institute of
Banking at our expense
and increase your ability
to advance. Reply in own
handwriting, stating age.
Box 219-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1942-09-10

Fountain and Counter Girls,
Experienced; excellent working conditions.
good pay Apply Governor Shepherd Drug
and Restaurant, 2i2l Va. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
SITUATIONS MEN e. woMEN,
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

COUPLE, colored, JOB as janitor. small
apt reference. 1908 st. Sc, R. Moore.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
HELP WOMEN.
SPORTSWEAR
SAT,ESWOMEN

Experienced. for one of Washington's bet
ter specially stores: permanent position,
excellent salary plus commission
All Interviews Confidential
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
1920 F ST. NV, RIM. 203.
RALEIGH HABERDASHER.
A T T r ACTIVE YOUNG
LADY FOR PERMANENT
POSITION IN OFFICE OF
JEWELRY STORE, STE
NOGRAPHER PREFERRED
ROSS CO., 1881 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
HELP WoMEk.
WAITRESS.

Must be experienced and steady; good
wages, tips average $40 to $50 per week
apply at once. Seven Seas Grill, 59I5
| Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1942-09-10
PERSONAL,

HEMoRRHoDs ERADTcATED BY NY
own own method. Results effective for life.
Iimle Ie or money back. Write for Booklet No
l36b Columbia I'd Adarna n9aa -s
Evening star., 1942-09-10

sstIA 1stSA ehA al" "1~L va aNC' NV
WOMEN for cashiers, checkers
and clerks, age 20-35 yrs. Salary
to start, $23 wk.; 48-hr. week.
Apply in person manager near
est store.
GIANT FOOD DEPT. STORES.
No. 1-3509 Ga. Ave. NV.
No. 2-15th and H SITS. NE.
No. 3-4555 Wis. Ave. NV.
No. 4-15th and r. I. Ave. NE.
No. 5-6514 Ga. Ave. NV.
No. $3.50 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
SEAMSTRESS, THOROUGH
LY EXPERIENCED ON DIFF
FICULT ALTERATIONS;
MUST BE CAPABLE AND
EFFICIENT; REFERENCES.
M. P. PASTERNAK, 1919
CONN. AVE.
YOUNG WOMEN - Unusual
opportunity to learn bank
ing. Permanent positions
Evening star., 1942-09-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
part time audits, statements, tax service;
local ref; very reasonable. Or. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT, books kept part time. sys-
tens installed: reasonable rates. Execu-
tive 3046, Extension 3. 12+
ACCOUNTANT, certified. good practical
bookkeeping done cheaply; references
ments and tax reports, RA. 5971. 10
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER, employed,
but available one week; draft exempt; can
take full charge, competent, reliable and
hard worker; must be permanent. Box
1867 Star. TO-
BOY, coIored, wants Job as chauffeur or
bellboy. Call between and pm, HO.
2642. --
HANDYMAN. white, middie-aged. wants
work with private family or rooming house
as cleaner ard general handyman; sober;
reference; board and wages or reasonable
wages; full or part time. Box 224
z, Star. 13*
INSTRUCTOR, calculating machines, eve
ming and Sunday hours. Box 1l2-Z. Star.
MAN, young, light colored, private cook
and butler, Call North 27SS, John. 10'
MAN, colored, age 50. neat appearance,
wishes part-time lob, 2 or 3 hours each
day, no Saturdays or Sundays, between 2
am. and 2;30 pm, driving, working
around business Office or apt. janitor,
House, quarters or a small salary would be
considered. Box 1897. Star. io'
MAN, .colored, Govt. employe. work of
any any kind n ,ooo pm. till IL. Call after
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-17

STATURE OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA:
Section /. That the following
amendment to Section is. Of Article
XVI OF the Constitution of the State
of Florida. relating to taxation OF
the property OF corporations, with
certain exemptions for religious,
scientific, municipal. educational.
literary, fraternal or charitable
purposes be. and the same is hereby
agreed TO, and shall be submitted 20
the electors of the state Of Florida,
for ratification or rejection, at the
next general election 10 be held in
1912; that is to say that the said
Section &c Of Article XVI Of the
Constitution Of the State OF Florida
be amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
Section &c. The property OF all
corporations, except the property Of
a corporation which shall construct
a ship or barge canal across the
peninsula Of Florida. IL the Legisla-
ture should so enact, whether here
tofore or hereafter incorporated,
shall be subject TO taxation, unless
such property be held and used TO
the extent Of at least one-fOurth
thereof. for religious. scientific,
municipal educational, literary.
fraternal or charitable purposes"
Provided however. this amendment
shall not affect the provisions OF
Section u and "a OF Article TX of the
Constitution of Florida.
Approved by the Governor. June
Il, 1871.
Filed in office Secretary of State.
June IL, 1871.
The votes cast in compliance with
said proposed amendments, and the
canvas, declarations and returns
thereof, shall be subjected TO the
same regulations and restrictions as
are provided by law for general cleo
tions in the State Of Florida.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Great Seal
or the State Of Florida, at
SEAL Tallahassee. the Capital
this the 1st day of August,
A. j.. 1912.
r. a. GRAY,
Secretary Of State.
augS-15-22-29; sept5-12-I9-26; 0ct3-
10-l7-24-3l.19
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NOTICE TO DEALERS
OFFICE OF THE STATE ROAD
DEPARTMENT
Tallahassee, Florida
cOSSTRTCTION PROGRAM

Tallahassee. IOElud
October ,, 1912
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
Sealed bids will be received at this
office until 1890 A. NJ. (E. W. To on
the 18th day of October, 1912, for
furnishing the following materials
Federal Aid Secondary Project
No SN-C-FAS 7S-BU), Road No.
A, Monroe County. for Cement,
Fine Aggregate, Coarse Aggre-
gate, Reinforcing Steel, Treated
Timber, Treated Timber Piling,
Premolded Expansion Joints
and accessories, Project Marker
Plates, Untreated Timber, In
treated Timber Piling, Water
proof PlywOOd, Steel Sheet Pill
ing, Hardware. Dynamite and
accessories.
This project has been assigned a
priority preference rating of AA-4
for obtaining critical materials.
A certified check in amount of )
per cent of bid, made payable to the
Chairman of the State Road Depart
ment, with the necessary States
Documentary Stamps attached, must
accompany each bid. All certified
checks shall be certified within Is
days of the date for receiving bids.
Cashiers checks will not be ac-
cepted. The successful bidder will
be required to execute contract and
bond.
Bid blanks will be furnished to
dealers upon application to the
Secretary of the State Road Depart
ment, Tallahassee. Florida. Bids
will not be recognized unless sub
mitted on such bid blanks.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT
OF FLORIDA
ThoS. 4. Johnson. Chairman
J. II. Bowling. State Highway En-
gineer. oct10-17, 1912
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LIST OF INSPECTORS, CLERKS
AND POLLING PLACES

The following is a list of InSpec-
tors and Clerks, together with the
polling places which have been Sc
lected by the Board of County Com
missiOners for the General Elections
to be held on Tuesday, November 3,
1912:
Precinct No. Court House.
Clerk, c. n. Recio; Inspectors: S.
Francis Barry, Eduardo HenriqueZ,
Jonathan Gates.
Precinct No. 2-Dixie Hall. White
head St, Key West. Fla. Clerk. Marie
Cappick; Inspectors: Arleen Shep-
pard, Freeman ID. Hall, Raul Sivilia.
Precinct No. 3-City Hall, Ann and
Greene SITS. Key West. Fla. Clerk.
Merville Rosam; Inspectors: Chas.
T. Archer, Pressy L. Weatherford,
Ernest Salazar.
Precinct No. 4-91s Duval Street,
Key West, Fla. Clerk. Stephen c.
Baldwin; Inspectors: John w Rob-
erts, Orlando Rodriguez, ArmandO
Bermudez.
E Precinct No. SEES William Street,
Key West. Fla Clerk. j. F. McDer-
mott: INSPECTORS: Geo. J. Mcdonald
Jennie Gwynn, Ellie c. Shaw.
Precinct No. 6-James st. Sponge
House. Key West, Fla. Clerk. Clar-
ence Higgs: Inspectors: Benz. A
Thompson, q. c. Saunders. Percy NJ.
Roberts.
Precinct No. 7-6O1 Ashe St. Key
West, Fla. Clerk, Clyde NJ. Baker;
Inspectors: Will Baker. J. a. Gait.
Leonard r. Sawyer.
Precinct No. S-No. 8 Fire Station,
Cor. Grinnell and Virginia SITS. Key
West, Fla. Clerk. John Lord; Inspec-
tors; Sullie Ochanderina, GeraIdo Ia
Fe. Lain Dobbs.
Precinct No. s-Mercedes Hos
pital, Virginia St. Key West. Fla.
Clerk Hubert T. Roberts: lnspec-
tors: Harry l.. Knowles, George G.
Park, A. Leon Curry.
Precinct No. l0-1I11 DuyaI St,
Key West, Fla. Clerk. Manuel
Lariz; Inspectors: Joseph Fernan-
deg, W. b. Curry, Rafael Rodriguez.
Precinct No. I1-High School Gym,
Whalton ST., Key West, Fla. Clerk
Benito Molina; Inspectors: Eduardo
Albertus. Bernardo Vidal, Frank Mi
lord.
Precinct No. I2-1Ie0 Cor. Florida
and Virginia SITS. Key West. Fla.
Clerk, Hastings c. Smith: Inspec-
tors; j. Frank Fleitas, Henry H.
Bush, Raymond Cabrera.
Precinct No. 13-Marathon Gro
Gerry, Marathon, Fla Clerk, A. Z.
woodburn: Inspectors: Edgar Tay-
lor Chas. w. Clark. d. NJ. Andrews
Precinct No. 14-L4ee Flinders
Garage, Islamorada, Fla. Clerk, II.
Leonard Martin; Inspectors: Alvin
Pinder, Edney b. Parker, Preston b.
Pinder.
Precinct No. 15-C. O. CARROTS
Packing House, Rock Harbor, Fla.
Clerk, Leonard Lowe; Inspectors:
Tom Johnson, John Curry. Geo. Al
bury. oet17 ,Is42
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

naming balance out of the proceeds
of said two Geo cents of said taxes
shall monthly during the year be re-
mitted by said board as follows:
Eighty ESQ per cent? per cent to the
State Road Department for the con-
struction or reconstruction of State
Roads and bridges within the coun-
ty. or for the lease or purchase of
bridges connecting State highways
within the County, and twenty GO
per cent? per cent to the Board of
| County Commissioners of such coun-
ty for use on roads and bridges
therein.
(d). Said Board shall have the
power to make and enforce all rules
and regulations necessary to the full
exercise of the powers hereby grant
ed and no legislation shall be re-
quired to render this amendment of
full force and operating effect from
and after January LIST, 1943. The
Legislature shall continue the levies
of said taxes during the life of this
Amendment, and shall not enact any
law having the effect of withdraw
ing the proceeds of said two Geo
cents of said taxes from the opera
tion of this amendment. The Board
shall pay refunding expenses and
other expenses for services rendered
specifically for, or which are pro-
perly chargeable to, the account of
any county from funds distributed
to such county; but general expenses
of the Board for services rendered
all the counties alike shall be pro-
rated among them and paid out of
said funds on the same basis said
tax proceeds are distributed among
the several counties; provided, re-
port of said expenses shall be made
to each Regular Session of the Leg
islature, and the Legislature may
limit the expenses of the Board"
Approved by the Governor, May
Is, 1871.
May Is, 1871.
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L E G A L S

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MoNROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re Estate of
LEWIS o. BIERNA. also
sometimes known as LOUIS
O. BIERNA,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL RE-
PORT AND APPLICATION
FOR DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons that Gladys Bierna Roberts,
the undersigned Administrative of
the Estate of Lewis O. Bierna, also
sometimes known as Louis O.
Bierna. deceased. has filed with the
Honorable Raymond R. Lord, Coun-
ty Judge of Monroe County. Florida,
her Final Report as said Admins
tratriX and has made application
for her discharge as Administrative
or the Estate of Lewis O. Bierna, al
so sometimes known as Louis O.
Bierna. deceased.
Dated October 18th, 1912.
GLADYS BIERNA ROBERTS.
As Administrators of the Estate OF
Lewis .. Bierna, also sometimes
known as Louis o. Bierna, de.
ceased. oct1T-24-31; now, 1875
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WINS COMMISSION

John Robinson, son of Mrs.
Camille Robinson, of 318 Mar
garet street, has received his
commission as second lieutenant
at the Coast Artillery School at
Fort Monroe, Va.
He will arrive here today for
a ten-day visit with his mother
and other relatives.
Lieutenant Robinson left Key
West about two years ago to
join the Army.
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MURDER on the
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YESTERDAY: Susan Drake
is In q strange position trith the
tt1o men t1ho most interest her
in her senior year at State. One
is the Uery reSerUed football
hero, Todd Malone, tOhom she
Just has seen carry State to Utc-
tory almost singlehdnded. The
other man is Philip HUMPHREYS,
brilliant chemist, Uho has no
more use for football than he has
for rdttleSndkes. Todd is too re-
mote, Susan thinks; Philis is
little aGild. But q tOhOle school
year stretches before her