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ing in certain sectionS-at the same
time has drawn labor and capital
from other areas in need of develop
ment.
Venezuela has fertile farmlands,
yielding coffee and cacao, the chief
agricultural exports, together with
sugar cane, coconuts, cotton, tropical
fruits, and in the higher district,
grains and other temperate-zone
products. In various stages of de-
velopment are its mineral deposits,
including gold, copper, iron, coal,
salt, tin, asbestos and mica. This
country has a cattle industry and
plenty of living room for its expan-
sion. 1t has pearl fisheries, asphalt
lakes, and vast forests containing
valuable woods and commercial
plants.
In all, Venezuela, or the United
States of Venezuela, as it is officially
known, covers an area of more than
$50 900 square miles. 1t is more than
eight times the size of Pennsylvania
although it has only about 1000, 900
people. That such country should
bear the name. Little Venice" is
the result of the first impressions of
the Spanish explorer, Alonzo de
Ojeda, who sailed into Maracaibo
Lake in 1899 and found there Indian
villages on piles, with natives pad
ding, Venicelike, from door to door.
Eternal Summer, Perpetual Winter.
Although Venezuela is entirely
within the tropical zone its regional
sections range from lowlands In
eternal summer to mountain peaks
in perpetual winter. The oil fields,
chiefly around Maracaiho Lake in
the northwest, with others along the
eastern coast, are in. the hot and
low regions. South and east of the
Maracaibo area, the mountain coun-
try rises abruptly, formed by broken
ranges of the northern Andes and
coastal mountains running parallel
with the Caribbean. In this part
of Venezuela is found the greatest
concentration of population, while
along its mountain slopes grows
much OF the nations coffee crop.
In the upland districts, too, are
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Jobs for Negroes Group
Will Meet TONIGHT

The Committee on JOBS for Ne
groes in Public Utilities will hold a
mass meeting at o'clock tonight
at the Zion Baptist Church, 337 F
street SW. William Johnson, chair
man, will preside
Speakers will include John P
Davis, Russ Nixon, Mrs. Theresa
Lee Robinson, Doxey Wilkerson
Theodore A. Jones and Councilman
A. Clayton Powell Of New York City
Evening star., 1942-12-20
The TruveIer's Notebook
7wo-Doy Visit to Tiny Isle Near Charleston, S. c.,
Is a Reereotiono Novelty Available
Under Auspices Of National Audubon Society

at the islands charming little guest
house, shaded by great live oaks and
palmettos, which provides board and
lodging for the stay
On the dot of land, hugging close
to the shore, more than 100 species
of birds have found sanctuary dur
ing the winter months-semi-trop-
ical egrets, brown pelicans, sander
lings, plovers, bald eagles, osprey.
Taken on December % last year,
the Audubon Christmas bird count
on the islet revealed 124 species,
including wild turkeys and such
rarity as the black -throated gray
warbler, the first to be recorded by
the society in the southeast.
For the greatest concentration of
interest, ornithologists turn to the
tiny fresh water ponds, where, in
November and December, thousands
of ducks congregate-wood ducks,
hooded mergansers, teal, pintails
and others.
The two-day tours continue
through this month. Dates remain
ing are: December 1928, 1928,
30-31.
While plimenting the public
for cooperation with railroad regu-
lations in wartime, Vice President
George A. Kelly of the Pullman Co.
calls attention to some confusion
as to the terms under which re-
funds for unused sleeping and parlor
car space are granted
Repayments are made under two
conditions-when delayed arrival of
a connecting train causes the pas
senger to miss the accommodations
and when tickets are released in
time for resale
When tickets are not Cancelled in
time, it is obvious that others in
urgent need of the space are pre-
vented from occupying it," Mr..
Kelly explained. ITO prevent such
waste Of space, an amended refund
tariff was filed last May with the
Interstate Commerce Commission on
the request and approval of the
railroads, the commission and the
ONCE Of Defense Transportation"
y X X
Nicknames, especially those of en-
dearment and diminutives, abound
in Mexico, and some are so far
fetched to the stranger that key
to understanding may come in handy
for future visits south of the border.
Here are some of the more COM
mon and characteristic:
Jesus-Chucho. Chuy or Chito.
Luis-Guicho.
Salvador-Chava.
Guillermo-Memo, Guile.
Juan-Juanito.
Manuel-Manuelito Manolo.
Enrique-Quiqui.
Leonardo and Eduardo-Lalo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Frederico-Fede.
Domingo-Mino.
Jose-Pepe. Pepito.
Maria-Mariquita.
Mario Doloroes-Lola, Lolita.
Maria del Carmen - Carmelita,
Carmencita. Mela.
Maria de Lourdes-Lulu.
Maria Guadalupe - Gualupita,
Lupe, Lupis.
Mario del Rosario-Chayo.
Maria de las Mercedes-Meche.
Maria de Los Angeles-Aneelita
Celia, Aca.
Maria De Jesus-Jesusita, Chucha,
Chuy
Maria Antonieta-Tona, Toni.
Alicia-Licha, Lii.
Rosa-Rosita, Chita.
Esperanza-Lancha.
Carolina-Carola, Caro-, Carito.
Margarita-Magi, Margot, Margo.
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Southern California
Observes Christmas
Amid Flowers
Shirt Sleeve YuIe
Offered as Novelty to
Many Servicemen

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l9.-Poin-
settias are peeking into second
story windows Eighteen-foot Santa
Clauses are lining Hollywood boule-
ward. And hundreds of thousands
Of wartime visitors are about to
enjoy one of Southern California S
spectacular outdoors Christmases.
A "shirt-sleeves" Christmas is
something new for the soldiers,
sailors and marines stationed here.
The community's All-Year Club is
helping them to enjoy it by steer
ing them to holiday spectacles and
celebrations
Hollywood has lined its famous
boulevard-"Main Street" of the
movie stars-with the giant Santas
for more than mile (the famous
tin Christmas trees went into the
scrap drive) Pasadena, Fullerton
and other cities have decorated
their streets
Olvera street a nook of Old Mex
ico tucked into downtown Los An
geles, will hold quaint native cere-
mony of Mary's journey into Beth
lehem. 1t is called Las Posadas. :"
For eight nights candle-bearing
procession goes from door to door
and is turned away, finally gain
ing admittance on Christmas Eve.
Mexican players Of Padua Hills
give their Las Posadas" drama of
holiday songs and dances all month,
Each night for nine nights two play
ers dressed as Mary and Jo:eph
knock at the door of Padua Hills
dining room and sing a tiffany.
A spectacular outdoor celebration
Is the Nativity Tableau, illuminated
scenes of the Christ Child stretching
for block beside St. Elizabeth's
Church in Altadena. Many visit
the Lourdes OF the West Shrine
here at Christmas time Altadena's S
famous Mile of Christmas Trees"
is dimmed out.
Christmas is flower time. Poin-
settias send their flaring red splashes
above your head Roses are abloom.
Aloes flame in red and orange.
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Slll3S

This is the last OF series OF
10 informative articles and maps
on the republics OF South Amer
icd, the great continent ,Uith
Dhich We share the Western
Hemisphere. At the request OF
The Washington Star the Ma
tic-Gl Geographic Society, as q
rt OF its many educational ac-
ttUities. has prepared the basic
data and accompanying maps
from, its rich resources OF geo.
graphic knowledge and surveys.
By clipping this series from week
to week, adults and school pupils
may acquire an up-to-date COL
lection OF maps and notes on
our neighbor continent to the
south.
Venezuela is one OF the world S
leading petroleum producers, ranking
in 1910 after the United States and
the Soviet Union. In 194l, the South
American Republic accounted for
nearly 223,000,000 barrels of crude
oil. figure which represented an
increase of more than 100000
barrels.
Since then, the Venezuelan oil in
dustry tchief1y American, British
and Dutch owned has been sharply
curtailed as result of shipping and
other war problems. But it is still
a valuable source of the United Ma
tions' fighting motive power. More
over, it is business which has
brought the war close to Venezuela,
through the activity of Axis sub
marines against Caribbean tankers
and the shelling of the Netherlands
islands of Aruba and Curacao, where
most of Venezuela's S oil is refined.
Little Venice" MisnOmer.
The Importance of petroleum in
the Venezuelan economy should not
however, obscure the fact that the
oil country is only a relatively small
part Of a nation of many regional
divisions, each with its own resources
and possibilities. Indeed, many
Venezuelans feel that the oil busi-
ness-While contributing through
royalties an dwages to government
income and higher standards of liv-
Evening star., 1942-12-20
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Business advertisements under Stu
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Rail Passengers
Warned of Talk
That Aids Enemy

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 1s.-
Due to the constant and in
creasing danger of loose talk"
concerning military activities,
the Seaboard Railway is fur
thering its efforts in this cam
paign by distributing a leaflet
on the subject to every employe
of the system.
Travellers, also, should be on
guard" c. E. Bell. passenger
trafflc manager. pointed out.
Wherever one travels, he sees
impressive evidence of the war
effort. Discussion of any mill
tary activity. even though 1t is
felt to be Of common knowledge,
may easily put a military secret
in Axis ears"
Evening star., 1942-12-20

PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
APPLES. SWEET CIDER
Out Georgia ave. : miles to Glenmont
right on Rt. 1s2 5 miles
w. w. MOORE, Sandy Spring. Md.
Open All Winter. Ashton 2471.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. GEORGE
LUCAS. 81 N st. Sc.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Kane Transfer Co. will be
held at the ofices of the company, PIG
5th st. ne, at 3 O'Clock pm Wednesday,
January 20, la43, for the election OF
trustees for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of such other business that
may come before the meeting
KANE TRANSFER CO
PHILIP L. NORRIS Secretary
Evening star., 1942-12-20
Rice Cumpuion Pushed

China has started movement
to encourage the consumption of
unhusked in preference to polished
rice on the ground of economy
and greater nutritive value.
Evening star., 1942-12-20

In these crowded times don't let
a vacant room 90 unused. Rent it
through a Star Want Ad." MA.
5000.
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. CPA's Office Apply in own
handwriting. stating age. education, exper
and draft status. Box ASK. Star.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR by patriotic
newspaper. Full or spare time. Age no
hindrance. World War veteran preferred.
state particulars. Box ASK, Star.
APPLICATORS+ siding applica-
tors, experienced only; steady work. At
lantc 2295.
ARMATURE WINDERS, motor repairmen,
stock clerk, apprentices; perm. Jobs. good
pay. Electric Euuipt. Co. 1343 9th st. NV.
AUTO or truck mechanics wanted. The
Trew Motor Co, est for over 2S years,
guarantees as fine working conditions and
as high pay as anywhere in Washington.
Right now we have openings for several
skilled mechanics; however. II you do not
consider yourself top-fight mechanic
come in and see us anyway Ask for Mr.
Weaver or Mr. Runion. Trew Motor Co.,
14th and SITS. NV Decatur 1910
AUTO MECHANICS CD, auto painters to) !:
highest pay, permanent work. Apply in
person, Coast-in Pontiac, 4O7-423 Florida
ave. ne. See Mr.. Corzine.
BAKERS HELPER. experienced preferred
Call in person 304O l4th st. NV. after
80 pm.
BELLBOYS. ?; elevator boys. 8 Apply
in person, new Colonial Hotel. 18th and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
N.A.A.C.P. Raps
Shipbuilding Co.

NEW YORK-Separation of ship
building workers into white and
colored crews leads inevitably to
misunderstanding and antagonism
and frequently 20 differentials in
working conditions" it was assert
ed yesterday by the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF Col
ored People in a letter to the Sun
Shipbuilding and Drydock COM
pany At Chester, Pa.
The letter. addressed to Joseph G.
Pew, president, said the association
Views with concern" the announce
ment that the company will hire
5000 Negroes in a separate ship
yard. This is Numerically opposite
to the principles for which our
country is fighting, the association
said.
All Americans are fighting in a
common cause to preserve the
democratic way Of life here and in
other parts Of the world" the as
ISOLATION stated, pointing out that
segregation is undesirable and
would make it easier, when produc-
ton is cut, 10 shut down the plant
in which the segregated group is
working, but that il the members Of
the minority are integrated into a
Plant along with workers of the ra-
cial groups. discrimination would
not be as easy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
US. Court Denies
Waller Death Stay

WASHINGTON, D. CLAMP
Supreme Court Justice Harlan
Stone has refused TO grant Odell
Waller stsv OF execution follow
ing the high tribunals second re-
fusal to review the case,-and Cover.
nor Darden OF Virginia has also
refused to grant stay or a COM
mutation O. the death sentence. II
was revealed here Friday by Atty.
John F. Finerty, chief OF defense
counsel.
The date for Walters execution
is June 10 However. action on
writ OF habeas corpus will begin
in federal district ocurt and it like
ly will be carried eventually 10
the Supreme court thus causing
an automatic stay Of execution.
II this fails, the sole recourse
will be Communication of the death
sentence ~ Governor Darden.
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FEDERATION to-
Ask PROBE IN
N'IRDER CASE
Marked Tree Conference
States Action As Part
OF 1912 Program

MARKED TREE, Ark. -
(ANP)-The Arkansas State
Federation of Colored Women
met in its twenty-ninth an
nual convention at Marked
Tree last Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Beatrice Kahn, Pine Bluff,
president, and Mrs. E. L. Dunning,
Eldorado, secretary.
The two-day meet, which was
welcomed 10 the city by represen-
tatives OF all religious denomina-
tons OF Eastern Arkansas, began
its opening with a memorial serv-
ice for the late Mrs. Savannah
Psrr, pioneer who died two
months ago.
Mrs. Rarr, who invited the con-
vention TO Marked Tree at its an
nusl convention last year. was
memoriaiized at the statue Of Book
er 7, Washington.
Resolutions were adopted con-
demnlns the inferiority complex
and calling upon the department
Of justice 10 hew 10 the straight
line in investigating the Sergeant
Foster murder case.
The convention went on record
ae apd0refnu tho un,rarp r,,apt'r y.,r
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Judge HASTE
In Address
AtDiHard u.

NEW ORLEANS. La.-William H
HASTE, form r federal judge OF the
Virgin Island, ard civilian aide to
the secretary OF war, advised that
Negroes must continue their con-
certed fight against discrimination
if they are to become a competent
part Of this democracy" in an ad-
dress TO the seventh annual GRADUATE
ing class at billiard university Wed
nesday.
Albert w Dent, president Of the
university, said that S2,70O000 OF
the S30O0OO0 endowment fund hao
been raised and that outlook for
raising the additional 100000 was
optimistic. He assured the audience
that billiard would continue TO de
velop its educational program until
It reached its maximum.
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NEW YORK, CAMP Under the
Of the P. E. n club in
with the coordinstor
Of inter American affairs, Langston
has participated in two
broadcasts OF his poems to Latin
America. one in Spanish. and one
in Portuguese for Brazil The po-
ems read included The Negro
Speaks Of Rivers" and Lincoln
Washington"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-13
Sues To Operate
BasebalfPa

DETROlT-An Injunction 10 re-
STAN ,n' city from interfering
With operation Of baseball games
300 Sage Sports paris. 1850 LIVER
nols avenue. was sough; last FRI
DAY IN petition flied in Circuit
court by sam Gulino, operator OF
the park.
Guuno contends he has spent
$4,000 in improving The properly
Tor professional Baseball games and
mas entered into contract for The
p.aying o. games ,als summer.
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Just Don't Wanna Fight
So He Awaits Jail Term

NEW YORK-Samuel Bayfelds
"a. pleaded guilty this week to a
charge Of failing 10 appear for in
duction in the army. We'll. do you
want TO 90 into the army now"
asked Federal Judge Goddard.
NO, sir" said Bayfields. why
mott" the judge asked Il just don't
want TO fight, that's all" explained
Bayfields Judge Goddard set sem
fencing for June IL. The maximum
penalty is five years imprisonment.
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care Of himself in winning greater
equality, II only he gels an OPP
portunlty, The war has created
that opportunity and is resulting
in tremendous progress toward eli
minaion OF many long-existent
evils
Keep up the good American
work. You are coming through like
your own Joe LouI IN the fight
against the pagan slavemasters Of
Europe and Asia and your work
In this war will not go unappreci-
s.ed- Sincerely yours, Governor.
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Lauds Race Eagemess
To Serve Country

Congratulstins the Michigan
Federated Democratic clubs upon
their splendid display OF interest
In civic and political events Of the
state, Gov Murray D. Van Wagner
sent the following Communication
TO Sen. Charles c, Digs, upon re-
ceip. OF his announcement Of the
organizations third annual Demo-
cratic Victory dance which Will
take place a; Joe Louis Spr.nshi.!
Farms, June 20:
Pays Respect To
Race Soldiers
Quote:
Mich gan Fed. Democratic Clubs
Att; Hon. Chas, c. Dies Pres.
6l3 East Warren
Detroit, Mich.
Dear Friends:
It is a pleasure 10 extend greet
ings and best wishes 10 the Michi-
gan Federated Democratic clubs on
II the occasion Of your third annual
Democratic Victory dance
To-day, more than ever before, Il
Is the solemn obligation OF our
citizens to know the qualifications.
the experience the record, and the
attitude of their public officials
81.
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William Baldwin, %, formerly
civilian employee at Washington
Navy Yard, was the first recruit
to be indicted in the new pro-
gram enabling Negroes to enlist
for general service in the U. S.
Naval Reserve. He's shown TAX
ing the oath before Secretary nj
Navy Frank Knox. At right is
Rear Admiral Randall Jacots.
U.S.N., chief of bureau OF Navy
personnel. Baldwin will begin re.
cruit training at Great Lakes
Naval Training station. (Bottom)
At Great Lakes, ILL.,, Doreston
Luke Carmen j., 10, of Calves
ton, Texas, has the distinction OF
being the first to report Tor
training in the United STATES
Navy. He is shown entering the
Great Lakes Naval Training sta
ton to begin training as an ap-
prentice seaman in u S. Naval
Reserve.-Acme photo.
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Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

Grateful Thousands have learned that get,
ting up nights may simply mean that the kid
news need what doctors call diuretie aid II
thatsyourtrouble. don't suffer needessly from
this annoying, sleep disturbing condition
Try time-proveo, easy-to-take Gold Medal
Harlem Oil Capsules as directed on the
package. See il they don't help you sleep
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LOVELY BRIDE

TIE fashionable wedding costume shows to
advantage the sleek softer. lovely Young
loolug hair Of brides dressed with Queen
Hair blessing ThehridcSmalds, too, use the
new Queen Hair Dressing, which now has
olive oil m II to incl ease hair beauty Every
where one goes one finds really romantical-
ly beautiful women depending on famous
Queen Hair Dressing for extra TAR beauty.
For. with Queen, hair can be combcd with
the latest STYLES No woman should ever he
without Queen Hair Dressing At druggists,
OF agents Agents, write for big money
offer Newbro. Dept O02. Atlanta. Georgia
ITCHY Ugly scar Sateopts htNGI,
seaip sud daHdrHiI itching? Rush Sc stamp
% eorsr Mailing end handling eoh fof now
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NO ASPIRIN FASTER

than genuine, pure St. Joseph Aspirin
Worlds largest seller at Zoe. None safer
none surer. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin,
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MAIL ORDER BARGAINS
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for sealed particulars.
AMERICAN coLoRED club
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win men and men yin !,
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in Dafk Brown Shade.
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A NEW 3.pc. bedrm. suite. poster bed
roomy ches, A dresser. walnut or maple
fin sac S2t Mucheus 5000 Gratiot.
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Don Be a Sucker!

5ulA WASH ffI On - WAYNE
100 IT OF MICHIGAN AVE-
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rlE-Arfper 49, r
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EtsIR REMOVED p5.r.,.s.,. .r.arrt.
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MADAME ul-I.A 49, spiritual. psychic
noted reader Grand RIVER. Appoint
m,ais da't Tyler a-34us
NES --Astrologisi featured at State
Faf 1897 Mitchell Plazs 1903
PILES ANp CHRONIC DISEASES
stttfssNUI UfhCe treatment while working
RAJ - seg5 q sss
altnGe Temple l-2l2i
PROF ELTON ADVISOR
consul .TATlON daily. io-a TUESDAYS
tfldtss uutU . closed sunday. 3ils John
r between Erskine and Eliot Special, 81.
READINGS French Elise tTeapot Domel
sand and Ere. A4l1 Second, Apart mont
C-3 Columbia 200
REVEREND TRAEB- Holy Trinity Church
Beading. 800. Lafayette 0Is6. 1917
Michigan.
kFVFREND LILLIAN LEE - Church Of
CHRIST Appointment daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-1333.
REVEREND Hazel Damrau Divine Heal
i1gs Hours IS p m. Trinity l-7292
17N Ferry Park
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StoUes and Heaters

A BRAND new 1871 model Tappan gas
range; divided top. heat control. light.
etc. $50. In crates.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1855 GRATIoT AT L. SIX-MILE RID.
OPEN SUN. II TO 8. EWES. TILL 10
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

American Carpet Cleaning
qxl2 SO 50; 80 wears eXpcr Mad. 1874.
COSSul + the enlarged Real Estate listmEs
in The big SUNDAY Times Want Al
Section
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ADRIAN for accurate. economical service.
AVOID the rush Elle now. 1870 Mack.
TAX computed. notarized. c. s Stevenson,
l 1923 Aig lnQuin. LIZ. 1855 open evenings.