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Evening star., 1943-09-30

ALTERATIONS. women: fun or part time:
zT4ERST1oN zzE shGe LAS aSp Fritz s nT for wom.n
garments; steady position: good salary
Saul Garner Co., Custom Tailors, 1919
ALTERATIoNIsT must be experienced on
all types of ladies' apparel. If you can
qualify the position is permanent and the
sGsIars Gnars,tiS,e eixoehens' The Blair Shop 1902
siSsSv3fE ssIsS Is b u sSsehs s@Rs bsauPS Rs
ioTnaton esi Warfied VA S sosI a or warfieId VAR ed
BEAT BEAUTY ~ OPERATORS. top salary and
commissions; no license required. 500 No.
fssf fEa1Ta r. dfns3R aPERaTok Ea must be excellent
nes essential Apply custis Beauty sf saion, oTs
sEAUIY OPERATOR and manleurist; ss5
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good wages P't for ex-
Ti0Ha STATE ave: sse n'n and .z
BookkH2piEs'A dou6leentny isI5e. stay part time,
eisser gse, soS days Is51 weel e or half day fun
BOoKkEEPER, experienced with typing
experience: eype fI good salary. Virga & Co,
cAFETERTA. pubic school, has position
open for general kitchen helper. Also sub
etltuLe COOK lcr = weeks. Phone OR. b0S4.
CAFETERIA-puhlic school has position
for manoser; white. Phone Ma 5000
CASHIER Ior dining room, pleasant sur
roundings, good meals, maximum ceiling
salary. Apply auditor, Carlton Hotel
10th and * SITS. NV.
CASHIER-Pleasant. responsible young
lady with typing experience. for daywork
s to 4: SUNDAYS of. Good salary and
st NV.
CHEF, cook, stewa rdess wanted for small
hotel coffee shop. Georgia town Must be
intelligent, experienced and able to do
heavy, cooking in all departments for ex-
reached next Monday mornine Box 437-Y,
Star.
CLERK for wholesale liquor establishment;
must be over 21. District 1854 30'
CLERK-STENoGRAPHER to assist with
collection work; Govt. experience helpful;
$3.50 mo; Call Miss Neagle, Ma. 5T07.
between $50 and g.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, NJ. A., age "a de-
sires position with future; willing to learn
some foods background but not specialized,
also knowledge Of typing. TR. 61Q5.
alterations; reas. Miss Bert, 1880 Irving
st. NV, Apt. A. AID. 223S.
GIRL. neat, light colored wants Job as
bldg; or apt house. Call DE. 2515.
SALAD GIRL, experienced, desires Job Z
81 f Ss nS eass tR 53S
ly competent, wishes 5-day week work
Phone Republic 1901, Ext. 412,
messenger or delivery: years D. c. per-
nit. Call before $40 pm. 2O56 Sth
ST. NV, Apt. g
WOMAN, refined, not servant type, wishes
place as homemaker for adults; available
October Is. Box 212-,A, Star. =.
YOUNG LADY, colored, elem. and jr. high
in public school. TR. $500.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUNTRY GIRL wants job as mother S
helper and cleaning HO 1878
GIRL. colored, wants days work. ME.
GIRL, colored, desires living in NV: plain
cooking. no laundry. refs. Ii 1908
GIRL, colored, wishes g.h.w., plain cooking
ro LAUNDRY, no Sundays; live in. RE.
LAUNDRY part time or days work. no
cleaning, Doc hour and carfare: or work
to do at home. DI. 0029.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT and office manager, long
experience in private and public account
ing, income tax procedure, ETC.. draft ex-
empt desires position with a good business
eoncsrn, Box I64-A, Star; .30'
GARDENER. frst-elsss: live in; furnish
best references. Address Room IL. 317la
MAN. white, %. deferred. honest, capable.
wiling desires opportunity with future.
Box 1854, Star l.
MAN, white exempt. handy at any work,
some business exp, is available; refs.
MAY, young, wants work of any kind. has
., G. driving permit DI. 561a.
MAN, 3S, with good knowledge of construc-
ton equipment, desires position with con-
tractor or large organization sS equip
ment manager or superintendent; qualified
to establish preventative maintenance pro-
gram and cost system and supervise shops;
excellent references. P. o. Box T63, Alex
andria, Va. l.
change positions; thoroughly experienced
in cutting, display and merchandising; 20
years experienced in all branches of the
retail meat industry with wide ac-
Quaintance among western packers, 3
years as buyer and supervisor for 6-store
chain. Replies confidential. Box 170-A,
ORCHESTRA, 3-piece, nights weekly;
Sax Saxophone 421,s., drums; piano. Call Hillside
PAINTER, first-class, wants Job with con-
tractor. s. M. Linton, Chestnut 1890,
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HELP WOMEk.

WIZ WAITRESS ne cs yhits RsruIn Teds5s sas Grill Belts
MATTRESS, experienced; good hours, good
pay, 271s Georgia ave. NV. Varsity
WiAiPTKaSsEs. ioaP KaS y 2 co2red Apply at Office
serve breakfast and lunch: uniforms fur
wadmsn 0flGfs psrf Hote antnF
ave and Woodley rd. NV.
WOMAN not over 45 years Of age, knowl-
edge Of home nursing: intelligent and Of
WOMEN AND GiRLs ri ? Wanted Sa to act as
per phaens Mr dssme Rsiss fR part i time
in dry-cleanins branch store; good salary.
WE HAVE. an opening available for an
experienced stenographer interested In the
a permanent position Offering excellent op-
GnL, iRg e0@gany; a9p ~. MonosTam distributing
IS THERE 4 MOTHER Awf With n;M daushter in
nigh nigh school or Government employment
Ta3 gHHS fof Be an nnasaag II hd nnf small
type bedovins room and nd i3ehen Hee isn1io privio
Psnnsylxanls ave. ave- Box Fsi 54-B' star t.' 'f0'n
FULL TINE rnencumhered white nurse,
in infant care, ideal living conditions on
nearby Md. estate. Only person desiring
a % home and q, oermanent position need
apply. RE. 1868 between and weekdays.
YOUNG WOMEN. Between Ages Is and 3d.
large manufacturer of Office equip
ment offers an opportunity to, several
train as technicians on office equipment:
good salary and paid vacations. Box 49,
sTENoGRAPHER, PRIVATE OFFICE; Ex-
STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE. BOX SOB,
STAR.
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TYPIST.

I 1fIO
Must be experienced; pleas
ant working conditions. For
appointment call Mr.. Gray,
DE. 1850.
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STENOGRAPHER,
Experienced; permanent po-
sltion in private industry;
pleasant working conditions.
Call Mr.. Gray, DE. 1850.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN tcon..1

BOoKKEEPER and credit manager. man
or woman. for lumber business. Stembler
Ford. Inc. Capital Heights, Nd.
COLLECTORS. part-time, evening work.
Need two residents of Alexandra and
Arlington. Va; good pay. Write stating
hours available and phone number. Box
114-A, Star.
COOK for restaurant. Federal Grill.
Beltsvile. Nd. Call Berwyn 3as.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, man or woman,
good salary and commission; suburban
drug store. Cameo Pharmacy, 1920 34th
OFFICE Assistant Ant for for general 5g1g: ONCE
work, knowledge of typing essential Apply
or write, to National Engraving Co., 602
Earle Bldg.
SSP0TTER. experienced. Walker g. Co.,
III 18th st. NV, CO. 1894.
WHITE, over 6, to learn interesting busi-
ness; good salary to start; must be honest
and dependable. Bring character refer
ences. B.re Mill Coffee Co, 3420 Ga.
COOK AND SANDWICH
MAKER, also extra kitchen
help for Saturday night.
Dude Ranch Hotel, WASH
Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Md.
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EXPERIENCED SALESMAN.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
HELP WOMEN.

Amy worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES
Evening star., 1943-09-30
CAFETERIA

=, Girls colored. o. neat appearance, for
the following. Steam table, bussing, kitch-
en- work: not open on Sundays: steady
work. Collier Inn. 1909 Columbia I'd
NV. 1Sth and Columbia rdD
Evening star., 1943-09-30

ACCOUNTANT T-AUDITOR.
Systems installed, audits, book
keeping service, tax returns.
Proper records to meet all re-
quirements. HO. 1854. A.
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OFFICE WORK
SECRETARY

Widely-known essential business organ
ization has opening for secretary. Must,
be accurate, rapid stenographer with COL
lege education or equivalent III experience
Interesting work. Good salary with op-
portunity to advance on merit. Pleasant
surroundings and good location. Replies
must include age. training. experience,
and address. Box 7oA, Star.
SALESGIRL, CORSET AND
UNDERWEAR SHOP; GOOD
S Larry AND HOURS.
DOR-NE, 1921 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

IItttot q y fpPIy IEIJnhIII >, II vi SC II W.
CHAMBERMAID, COLOR
ED, STEADY POSITION,
GOOD PAY, GOOD HRS.
APPLY IN PERSON, CO.
LUMBIA HOTEL, 2125 G
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
HELP MEN g WoMEh.

BO0KKEEPER, experienced, some steno-
graphic ability. wanted by growing private
Take charge OF once. Apply in writing
3nsulatn9 Concrete Corp. 310o = st. nv.
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SECRETARY


FOR TECT-CoNTRAcToR, MUST
BE STENOGRAPHER. TYPIST, INTEL
LIGENT AND CAPABLE OF ASSUMING
RESPONSIB1LITY: SALARY, S1,S 800 EAR
10 START. WITH UNLIMITED CfPOR-
TUNITY RAPID ADVANCEMENT. SHA-
PRO, INC, 1341 CONN. AVE, NV, DU.
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POSITION

Open Tor
Experienced CorSetiere
Accustomed to fine apparel Excellent
salary. For details. write Box 2s3-Y Star
Evening star., 1943-09-30
BUS GIRLS
TYPISTS (2),

PERMANENT POSITION.
YOUNG WOMEN TO AS
SIST IN OFFICE AND AN
SWER TELEPHONE. S25
PER WEEK TO START,
R A PID ADVANCEMENT.
APPLY WASHINGTON EN-
VELOPE CO., 80 L ST. NE.
SODA DISPENSER, expert
enced, colored; also wait
resses, experienced only; ex-
cellent pay, good hrs, no
Sunday. Apply State Phar-
macy, 1922 Eye st. NV.
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NURSE, FAMILIAR WITH
INFANTS AND YOUNG
CHILDREN'S CARE, IN FINE
HOME WITH IDEAL SUR
ROUNDINGS;; SALARY, $40
WKLY. TO START. PHONE
RE. 1886, BETWEEN 2 AND
5 PM. ONLY, THURSDAY.
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STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER,
p to 35 years, in the maintenance dept.
OF large real estate office; some expert
ence in keeping records desirable, but not
necessary: excellent working conditions,
GOOD salary and promotional opportunities.
CAFRfTz CO. i4o4 @ 'tf' K 81 NV
Evening star., 1943-09-30

ASSISTANT MANAGER
For downtown cafeteria good salary; no
sundays. Eleventh Cafeteria, ALL l1th
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INVESTIGATOR

High school graduate, under 40, to learn
TO investigate property damage claims for
large service corporation; experienced or
legal training not necessary; must be in
good health and have clear record;
about $3.50 per month to start; write for
interview. giving age. education expert
ence, marital and draft status. Box
Evening star., 1943-09-30
PERSONNEL ASSISTANT

PERSONNEL ASSISTANT.
Young woman, under 30, preferably COL
iege graduate, or one with some college
large corporation. Permanent work in an
essential industry which requires ability to
case work without personal contact with
individuals whose cases are being con-
sidered This Is not employment work
afternoon off. S130 to $40 per mo- to
start with excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement TO one interested in learning
personnel work through practical expert
ence. Write for interview, giving age,
educaticn, experience, marital status and
when available. Please do not apply If
you, are in washington for temporary
Deri0d nnly Roy o-Q-R
Evening star., 1943-09-30

CASHIERS,
Experienced. Apply Mr.. Roger after 80
pm, Del Rio Restaurant. 727 18th st. NV.
GIRLS 10Y
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MEN

White, for upholstery shop; experience
not necessary; 5iz -day week Apply Mr.,
Gibson, Wardman Park Hotel. Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

MATTRESSES (White), reg
ulars and lunch. Metropoli-
tan Club, 100 H NV.
SECRETARY-S
Young lady to assist sales manager in
small Press Building office of national
manufacturer with details; pleasant, inter-
esting work, permanent position. 40-hour
Star 3Os
OFFICE WORK,
Permanent position, good starting salary
Apply Mr.. Williams, Kent Jewellers, 70l
Ct ~
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Rock-Wool Insulation.
2 good men, ST hr. to start,
some experience in carpenter
work will do. Call 6 to 9 pm.
daily, MI. 4025.
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HELP MEN Cont J .

HELP MEN Cont.
SHIPPING-MAIL CLERK
Experienced; pleasant work
ing conditions with private
industry. Call Mr.. Gray,
DE. 1850.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
BOY WANTED

For soda fountain in drugstora in Airing
ton; no nightwo1k, good salary and work
ing conditions. Oxford 0047
Evening star., 1943-09-30

HALLMAN,
Experienced with furnace: days week.
Apply 1901 18th st. NV. no. 0576.
Gas Station Attendant,
Must have had some experience han
Sunday work; S35 a week.
LOGAN MOTOR CO..
2017 virginia Ave NV ME2s1s
HIGH SCHOOL BOY as clerk
in bakery, Saturdays and
Sundays. Good pay. Heller's
Bakery, 1921 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-26

Mrs. E. j. Boothby, Montgomery
County. and Clay Whiteford, Prince
Georges County.
Churches of all denominations
will join this week end in urging
support of the Red Gross drive.
The high light of Red Cross Sunday,
day after tomorrow, will be Presi-
dent ROosevelt'S radio address over
all major networks at lis pm. On
the same program Gen. Dwight d.
Eisenhower III North Africa and
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz of the
Pacific zone will broadcast from
those battle areas an appeal in be-
half Of the Red Cross.
Religious Leaders Urge support.
Religious leaders are urging all
chuch members to rally behind the
drive. Bishop Henry S.. George
Tucker, president Of the Federal
Council OF Churches Of Christ in
America. says:
Today, as in years past. the
American Red Cross offers each OF
us the opportunity and the privilege
Of identifying ourselves with hu-
manitarian activities according to
American standards. The Red Cross
represents a practical Christianity
in its errands OF global mercy"
Msgr. Michael j. Ready, general
secretary of the National Catholic
Evening star., 1943-02-26

Welfare Council. issued this state
ment:
Every dollar that we of this coun-
try give will, through the facilities of
the Red Cross, bring relief to the
countless innocent victims of war.
flood. fire and famine at home and
abroad. All loyal Americans will
support this appeal, the objectives
OF which constitute a positive dem
onstration of the basically religious
fabric Of our democratic American
heritage
From DR.. Israel Goldstein. presi-
dent Of the Synagogue Council of
America, came this statement: To
day, when the war has invaded
every home, and the armed forces
count kinsman from almost every
American family. the American Red
Cross with its widely ramifed p~o-
gram touches every one Of Us.
actually or potentially. The Fed
Cross is the outstanding nOn-scC-
tartan. or perhaps more accurately
described trans-sectarian benevo-
lence of our time"
Evening star., 1943-02-26

work Immediately on the investiea-
ton, which the subcommittee has
said will go into war industries in
side and outside the Federal Govern
ment.
Representative Harness, Republi-
can. of Indiana. who sponsored the
inveStiga ton. said his telephone had
been ringing all dav yesterday with
calls from Federal employees and
others. He said he also had re-
ceived some interesting" mail which
could not be made public until the
facts ere verified by the investiga-
tors.
Some OF the calls. he said. re
feucu to able bodied single men
holding down desk Jobs in the State
Department. War Production Board
and Office OF Price Administration
100000 Believed Replaccable.
Committee members estimated
that On the basis of preliminary
findings. they might be able to re-
lease as many as 100000 young men
10 lIlt ~ IlIu lOIbtS. "Ilti IIle men
are replaCeable. they will recommend
their deferments be Cancelled.
Capitol Hill interest in the draft
was given another shot in the arm
yesterday when Senator Wheeler,
Democrat of Montana introduced a
bill to exempt fathers from the
draft.
He declared that single men be-
tween 38 and As. now deferred from
service, should be taken instead of
family men. The selective service
amendment he was seeking. he said,
could be changed to allow family men
to serve if it later became necessary
to take them.
Already pending before the House
is the Kilday bill. which would pre-
vent the induction of family men
until all able bodied men and mar
ried men without children were
called.
Evening star., 1943-02-26
Navy Deoorates Three
Sub Officers for Exploits

The Navy today announced deco
ration Of three submarine officers
whose exploits against the japanese
have resulted in destruction of
77l36 tons Of merchant shipping
the sinking of 3.500-ton mine
layer and severe damage TO a $4,000
ton converted aircraft carrier.
Comdr. Henry C. ByutOn, SO. Little
Rock, Ark accounted for $4,000
tons OF merchant shipping and tor
pedoed the carrier, He received the
Navy Cross and a gold star. 1t
Comdr. Arthur H. Taylor, 81. Mar
berth Post Office. Pa. received the
Navy Gross for sinking three large
merchant ships totaling 2l.136 tons.
1t. ROber, F. SellarS, 80. Port
land, Greg was awarded the Silver
Star Medal for sinking the $500
ton minelayer al anchor, To set
Evening star., 1943-02-26
Preliminary Report
On Probe Of Draft
Deferments Filed
House Investigators Get
information on Stctus
OF Federal Wor RS

With information on alleged draft
dodgers in the Federal Government
pouring into the Offices Of members
Of the special subcommittee investi-
eating draft defermentS, prelim-
mary report of the House Military
Affairs Committee investigators was
made to the subcommittee at an
executive session today.
The subcommittee reported, after
closed session, that investigators
had already consulted with the OPA,
WPB, the State and War Depart
ments and Civil Service Commission,
sll of which are now preparing COM
plete lists of their draft-age per-
sonnel which has been deferred.
All Government agencies, the COM
mittes said, would prepare similar
lists Immediately and as soon as this
material is available, the committee
will hold public hearings. summon
ing representatives of the depart
ments as witnesses.
There has been every indication" q"
the committee said, ::that the various
departments and agencies of the
Government are more than willing
10 cooperate with the committee
since they feel. as does the commit
tee. that only those persons should
be deferred who are performing es-
sential war activities and who can
not be replaced"
Entire staff on Job.
The committees entire staff of in
vestigators here and throughout the
country is working on the investiga-
ton, it was said. Those in the field
were notified by telegram to go to
Evening star., 1943-02-26

24l month. with prison terms
longer than two years imposed in 20
per cent of the cases
The most frequent violation has
been failure to return question:
naires. this accounting for 81 per
cent Of the cases. Next in fire.
Quency are failure to regiStcr and
failure to report for induction.
Up to February 10 there had been
1.241 convictions involving persons
claiming to be conscientious OBJ.
jectors.
During the World War. when
draft prosecutions were handled by
the War Department. the Govern
mCnt obtained l51l1 convictions.
Sentences were imposed in only
ALSO eases. and Of those l547 men
were sentenced to jail for five days
or less and only 80 sentences longer
than ore year were imposed.
Do YOU long TO commit the perfect
crime? Murder the Axis by invest
ing in War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-02-26
4,O23 Draft VioIators
Convicted Since 1910
Judges Getting Tougher,
Justice Unit Reports
By he Associated Press.

By he Associated Press.
Federal judges have become in
creaslngly severe with draft law vio-
lators since the Pearl HarDor at
tack, the Justice Department dis
closed today i'll reporting 4023 con-
viCtionS under the Sclective Service
Act since registrations began in Oc-
toher, 1910
Before December 7. 1941 there
was a monthly average Of 40 con-
vilt:0ns. and in only ) per cent of
those cases were prison sentences of
more than two years imposed. How
ever, since the Jaranese attack on
Hawaii convictions have averaged
Evening star., 1943-02-26
Red Cross

Continued From Page BID
L, Cotton, city division chairman
John Phelan, Arlington County:
Mrs. Charles Pozer, Fairfax County
Evening star., 1943-02-26

into position he boldly took his
submarine into an enemy harbor
You can place Want Ad" In
The Evening Star as late as IL
O'Clock tonight At the business
counter, or If you have telephone
call MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-02-26

This sale gains momentuSock have been repenished. If
need coatbuy save You'll find the
lar models fabc weights and color the wide
he sleevehy ronpatch slash pockets
dominate Tailored by favor makers Regulars shorts
longs Sizes 23 to 46 in the group.
Store Floor.
Evening star., 1943-02-26

Zip front with pleats.
Solid shades of tan, light
and dark blue and brown.
Sizes IL to 20.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Africc:, Report

With the full extent of the Axis
disaster in Africa disclosed by Win
ston Churchill, it should be instruc-
tive as we'll as helpful to think back
to the dark days of last June, to
which the Prime Minister alluded,
when the defenses of Tobruk COL
lapsed and it seemed to many that
nothing could stop the hard driving
Rommel from smashing through to
Suez.
Mr.. Churchill has revealed that
Axis losses in Africa were enormous.
The cost to the Germans and Italians
in men was 950,000 killed and cap
tured. In addition, they lost nearly
5000 airplanes, almost 100000 gross
tons of shipping, $500 guns, 1850
tanks and 10000 trucks. In return
for the payment of this appalling
price, Mussolini and Hitler have sue
ceeded only in losing an empire and
yielding control Of the Mediterranean
Sea.
Yet a little less than a year ago
this happy outcome Of the African
campaign could not be foreseen. The
day that Tobruk fell, with its garri-
son of 5000 men, was indeed black
one for the Allied nations. Despair
was evident on all sides. Rommel, it
was conceded, was the greatest mill
tary genius of the time; far more
than a match for any one that
Britain could put against him. Then,
after weeks Of feverish preparation,
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Old Orchard in Bloom

The roots are deep Again they feed
the boughs
With honey from the breast of
earth. Again
Gnarled bending branches hold
sweet-petaled clouds
Tinted With tuchsia- pink and
cyclan1en.
Returning rapture comes on SUM-
burst Dtngs,
And peace Is under tDings, doue-
grey :. the same
As IN each fo1oeTing season past.
AboUe,
As euer, curDes the frmamenrs
blue flame.
Nothing has changed except the
beating heart.
Wounded by sorro,Dtng and hurt
by fear,
1t sees the skys blue distance stiu
more iDide,
Each falling petal sparkle NTH 9
tear.
ROSE MYRA PHILLIPS.