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Evening star., 1947-04-16
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"Dear Ruth: 2:30 and
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol THE Red House; II
an, LAS, 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: los. $50. 6::35 and
9:20 pm.
Columbia - My Favorite Bru-
nette";; 11:45 am. 1:45, $40, $40,
/ l7:40 and $40 pm.
| Earle - Pursued; 10:45 am,
1885, 3.20, $50, TBS and s:45 pm
/ Hippodrome-"T They Were Sis
ters";; 2:10, 4:05, 6, and 9:55 pm
4 Keith's-"The Best Years of Our
Lives; 11:15 am, 2:4o, sos and
$50 pm.
Little" Henry the Fifth; 2:so
and $3.50 pm.
1 Metropolitan - "Bedelia";; 11:15
am, 100, 3:25, 5:35. 7:45 and s:55
pm.
Palace 1.-THE Yearling";; 11:os
am, 1:40, Ais, 6:55 and. $50 pm
Pix-"Blithe Spirit; 2, 4:40, 7:15
and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
Air Transport Institute
10 0pen al American j.

An Air Transportation Institute,
believed to be the first OF its kind,
viii be given at American University
in cooperation with the Civil Aero
nautics Administration and the Air
Transport Association of America.
Leaders in the transport field will
discuss problems Of air transporta-
ton, and the institute viii include
a full daytime program of lectures
field trips to nearby airports to study
their facilities and visits to Govern
ment agencies.
The month-long institute will he
Evening star., 1947-04-16

campus was the branch at 1915
Thirty first street NV.
Postmaster Thomas M. Smith and
his assistant, jeremiah M. Long, both
Foreign Service School students, re-
ported a rush business In stamps
money orders, postcards and
stamped envelopes. Hoya Station
transacts all the business OF any
postoflce except the handling Of In
ternational money orders and par
Gel post.
The station is equipped now K
provide mail boxes for 1000 student.
and may be forced to enlarge soon
Evening star., 1947-04-16

gin Tuesday with Prof. L. M. Hom-
berger Of the university IN charge.
Among those scheduled to speak
and lead discussions are Admiral
Emory s. Land. president. Air
Transport Association; II. F. Law,
administrator Of the Washington
National Airport; II. e. Nourse, vice
president OF United Air Lines;
Emory T. Nunneley. jr, general
counsel; L. WEIGH Pogue, formerly
chairman, and Oswald Ryan, vice
chairman OF the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
g. w. Foundation Plans
Fellowship Retreut

The George Washington Univer-
sity Westminster Foundation, relig-
ious club Of Presbyterian students,
viii hold It's spring fellowship re-
treat Saturday and Sunday at Holi-
day House near Mount Vernon, Va.
Speakers VIII include Dr.. Gordon
Coming, pastor Of Dickeyville Pres
byterian Church, Baltimore; the
Evening star., 1947-04-16

Forsythia. Snowfall, Lilac. Buttsr-
ny Bush (pink or purple), Mock
oranse, Pussy willow, Althea
(purple, pink, red, white), red
Flowering Ounce, Spirea white
or red), snowberry cred or white),
red leaf Barberry, Deutzia white
or pink, Weigela (pink, red or
white).
VINES: Halls Honeysuckle, Purple
Wisteria. Boston Ivy, Clematis
tpurple or red),' Bittersweet.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
DR.. WqIters to Give Talk

DR.. Waltman Walters. head Of the
surgery division at Mayo Clinic, win
address the Washington Academy OF
Surgery at 8:15 O'Clock tonight In the
auditorium Of the District Medical
Society, 17l8 M street NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-16

Rev. L. q. Brown Of Princeton The
lological Seminary and Dr.. Calvin
Linton, associate professor of Eng
lish at George Washington.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
OAR Heating Sole Bill SIGNED

President Truman late yesterday
signed the bill to authorize sale Of
steam heat from the Governments
central heating plant to the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Albany, Georgia
The DPS Third ROSh HaShOnah in Germany

step made by the United Nations
Special Commission on Palestine
and the progress of the Stratton
immigration Bill. For the Jews
here these two developments vir-
tually dominate every other issue
effecting them. And it is in these
two issues that the Jewish DIP
has placed his tagging hope.
But what if both the UN solu-
ton is unsatisfactory and the
Stratton Bill is rejected, what
then? I posed this question to
every Jew I met in many different
camps. Many sourly observed that
everyone would then choose a
tree from which to hang himself.
But a more serious study and
discussion with the DPS resulted
in the following three main alter
natives being suggested: by far
the greatest number will stay in
Germany only so long as the
American troops are here and only
waiting for normal immigration
channels to open up to the U.S.,
Palestine, Canada and other west
ern countries; a small number may
return to Poland, while the third
group, by far the smallest will
choose to remain in Germany.
Analysing each of the three al
ternatives in reverse order we
find that those choosing to remain
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
1.-THE Home Of Rodium Springs"

OlO6r G0TUldu jews MO0I O@oOA'
ers feel they will not number more
than 10000. Present developments
in Germany, especially in Bavaria
which is the largest of the three
German states in the American
Zone and holds the largest number
of Jews, rule out any sizeable re-
settling of Jews in Germany. Ac-
cording to Military Government
poll, anti-Semitism is exceedingly
strong even in occupied Germany
and is increasing.
The future of the Jew in Ger
many doesn't look promising.
Several German officials have let
it be known in no uncertain terms
that they were Happy to know the
Jews meant to leave Germany in
force" Philip Auerbach, Commits
sioner for Political and Racial
Persecutees, constantly receives
letters advising and warning him
to leave and take all the Jews with
him.
The next alternative that some
may return to Poland is based on
the comparatively favorable re-
ports reaching Germany concern
ing conditions for Jews there. It
is a well-known fact that the Pol
ish Government is aiding Jews get
started again and is also attempt
ing to wipe out active anti
Semitism.
Nevertheless, camp leaders and
other observers insist that only a
minor number will return even if
both the UN and Stratton Bill
fail. To support this belief it
must be said that a very small
percentage has returned in recent
months despite good reports from
Poland. But, perhaps, should emil
grafton to the U. S. and Palestine
be denied them, greater numbers
of Jews may return.
Nearly everyone is agreed, how
ever, that the greatest number
will hang on to their present
threads here, waiting and hoping
to get out of Europe to the U. S.
or Palestine, or at the very least,
to Scandinavia, France or the low
countries. Even the latter will
then attempt to get out from those
countries to the u. S. and Pales-
tine. They want to get out be-
cause, especially for them, Europe
still smells of death and misery
and has too many haunting men,
cries. They also want to escape
because they fear another war
and don't wish to be caught in the
middle. War between the East
and West is ever present in the
DPS thinking and he doesn't wish
to take any chances.
Another alternative has not
been listed because it is highly
improbable. It is the "mass
exodus" propaganda drummed up
in recent months, especially by the
Revisionists, but actually having
little popular support. It is similar
to the Choose tree from which to
hang" philosophy, dramatic but
unrelated to fact. Nevertheless
there is possibility that, as some
one has said, Desperate people
may do desperate things" And
the failure of the UN and Stratton
Bill may be breaking points.
The Jews of Germany demand
and expect a chance to start life
anew under reasonably secure cir
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

Continued from Page III
particular. Despite the abysmally
low morale and unquestionably
strong cynicism pe1Vading every
camp, every Jew has watched each
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Islandska republika.

Ostrov Island ma plochu
$50 tis1c CIV. KIN a 100 tisic O.
byyatelG. Hlavni mesto Rejk-
iavik. Island byval jiz repu-
blikou We stredoveku, v letech
|93O-1264 a ma ~nejstarsi par
lament ma sv6te (starsi nez an
glicky). Roku 1864 sc dostal
do podrucf norskeho a r. 1880
pod vladu danskou a v te zu-
stall az do r. 1918 kdy Sc pro-
hlasil samostatnym, z1stavaje
S Danskem jen v personalni u
Mi (dansky panovnfk byl for
maine i panovnfkem island
skym). Ale 20. kvetna 1911
zrusil islandsky parliament
(Althing) i personalni uni a
Island Sc stall zcela samostat-
nou Republican. V cervenci
1941 obsadila Island v dohode
s islandskou a britskou vladou
americka vojska, jake d1lezi-
tou ~valecnou zakladnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Chicago ma noveho csl.
konsula.

Dne 3. kvetna pTijel do Chi
caga novy csl. konsul s rodinou
p. Leopold Reidl.
Konsul Leopold Riedl naro-
dill Sc 80. srpna 1901 v Bystrici
pod Hostynem, Valassky kraj.
Studoval gymnasium v Holeso-
We a pax obchodnf akademii We
V1dni, kde maturoval r. 1919.
o rok pozdeji byl jmenovan
vicekonsulem v italskem Jano-
We, kde zGstal do 1922, nacez
byl pfelozen do 1stredf mini
sterstva zahranicnich zalezi-
tosti Praze, kde p1sobil do
1929. Nejaky cas- pax pobyl v
Budapest, odkudz byl poslan
do francouzskeho Strasburku,
kde setrval do 1884 jake OBJ
chodni a tiskovy ataSe. Odtud
byl prelozen do Lille v severni
Francii a v dubnu 1888. vratil
Sc do Prahy.
Ia okupace hyl pridfuzen k
tiskovemu odboru presidia mi
nisterske rady, a pc osvoboze-
nj povolan byl zpet do zahra-
nicniho ministerstva v odboru
zpravodajskem, cd cervna r.
1915, ably pax v dubnu letosnf-
no roku pTidelen byl csl. Chi
cazskemu gen. konsulatu jake
konsul.
Is. dubna nastoupil cestu do
Ameriky. Jel pres PaTfz do
Cherbourgu, kde nasedl ma LODI
America a &c. dubna stanul v
New Yorku. We Washingtone
zdrzel Sc diva dny a do Chica-
ga pTijel 3. kvetna. Ubytovan
je v Shermanove hotelu.
Roku 1929 ozenil Sc Sc 81.
Bozenou Smutnou z Milcina u
Tabora, S nfz ma dcerusku, Is
letou R~ostislavu. Jeho PAM .je
clenkou Dejvicke sokolske jed
noty, je sokolskou pfebornic1 a
sveho casu Sc sokolskym druz-
stvem jela do Paf1ze ma telo-
cvicne zavody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Penezni dohoda mezi u. S.
a Mexikem.

Spojene Staty a Mexiko O.
znnamily podepsanf $5O,0OO,-
600 financn1 smlouvy k stabili-
saci vymeny mexickeho peso S
americkym dolarem.
We spolecnem ornament, kite
re bylo soucasn6 vydano We
Washington a We Meste Me-
xiku, Sc pravf, re Spojene Sta
ty zakoupf "a SO milion1 dola-
RI mexickych penez, pesos, We
A letech pocfnaje /. cervencem
tohoto roku. V ornament sc
pravl, re k t6to dohode doslo u
pf1lezitOsti navStevy mexicke-
no presidenta Alemana We Spo-
ienych Statech ma pocatku to-
hoto mes1ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
1000, 900 muzG jest We zbran
" povalecnem "mirovem svete'

Temer 19, 900 900 muzd jest
We zbrani v celem svete a asi
ctyricet narodG vynaklada ko-
lem $27, 900, 600, 900 ma zbro-
jenf rocne a ma vydrzovani ar
mad jak bylo z~jisteno vysetro-
van1m podniknutym pred ne
jakym casem New York Times.
Zprava tato, prvnf ne1redni
statistika toho druhu ode dnG
pTedvalecnych, zaroven mama
cuje, re narody vynakladaji
snad asi O $4,000, OOO,O 900 Vi
ce ma zbrojenf neil V predve-
Ger druhe svetove valky v roce
1888. A pravdepodobne vice
muzG jest v uniformach dnes
neil V predvalecnych letech.
pres to, re Nemecko a Japan
zmizely jake vojenske mocnos-
ii. cast vZr1stu tohoto finan-
cn1ho nakladu ma armady a
zbrojen1 dunno ovsem pricisti
ma 1cet castecneho znehodno-
cent pence v celem svete.
Nejv1ce penez ma zbrojenf a
ma armady vynakladajf Rusko
a Spojen6 Staty.
Mono T1ci, re pTicinou udr-
zovan1 brannych sill ponejvice
jest:
1. - Napjetl mezi velmoce-
mi a strach jake v pr1pade Tu-
recka, pred 1tokem jiste vel
moci.
2. = Okupacni povinnosti a
1koly v~yvstavsi z valky.
3. -Udrzovanf kolonialnfch
f1s1 jake v prfpade Francie a
Nizozemska.
A. Vnitfn1 policejni 1koly
a udrzovani rezim6 pri moci
jake V pTipade nekolika latin
sko-americkych narod1.
Nynf jsou pouze dive velike
namofnf mocnosti, Spojene Sta
ty a Britanie. Tonaz jedine ma
81 flotilly nosicd aeropland =
vice nez 100 plovoucfch letist
vsech typG We vytlaku 1,5OO,-
600 tun - je temer tax velka
jake celia tonaz Britanie v BIZ
|tevnlch lod1ch, bitevnfch kriz-
niclch, plovoucfch letistfch,
kf1zn1c1ch, torpedoborcich a
ponorkach dohromady a vice
nez celia pfedvalecna flotilla
|Spoienych StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Zdravotni Hlidka.
HAPPINESS THRU HEALTH
By
Drs. Leo Klein & Egon Lehman
GET YOUR SPINE IN LINE.

GET YOUR SPINE IN LINE.
Since good posture and health
|go together on one hand and
poor posture and disease on
the other, it is highly import
ant that every reasonable eff
fort be made to correct postu-
raj defects in the formative
Years of childhood. The early
correction of such faulty body
mechanics as spinal curvature
and inequalities in the length
of the legs will assure not only
a healthier and happier child
hood, but likewise a healthier.
and more efficient adult life.
Bad posture means that the
framework of the body is dis
torted, and this means that i'm
portant organs cannot do their
normal work. STOPPED should
ers, for example,, cause a
cramping of the organs in the
chest - heart, lungs, liver -
Thereby reducing their vitality
and making them more liable
to disease. Spinal curvature
results in the cramping of i'm
portant nerves and blood YES
sells that regulate the activities
of vital organs. This means
that the nerve and blood sup
ply to those organs is defective
and the organs become weak
and susceptible to disease.
Good posture, on the other
hand, means that the organs
have the greatest possible
chance to remain in their nor
NAL position. And good pos
ture means that nerves and
blood vessels are in the best
condition to keep the organs
strong and healthy.
The idea that good posture
contributes to good health is
based on the mechanics of the
human body and is as sound as
any principle that operates
anywhere in the field of me
chanics. The idea is gaining
ground more rapidly now than
ever before. And when it fin
Tally is accepted for it's true
worth by the whole populace
there will be a vast improve
ment in the health and vitality
of men, women and children
Everywhere.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Princezna Alzbeta Dude miti
vIastni domacnost.

Kral Jirf VI. a kralovna Az
beta sc rozhodli, re korunni
princezna must opustit spolec-
nou domacnost. Opatren1 to
Sc ukazalo byti nutnym v zaj-
mu tradicf anglicke kralovske
rodiny.
V anglickych kruz1ch Sc po-
vazuje "a jiste, re Dude tez v
kratke dobe oznameno zasnou-
benz princezny Alzbety s prin-
Gem Philipem Teckym. nyn1 po-
rucikem Philip Mountbatte-
mem a anglickym statnlm obca-
mem.
Princezna Dude mfti lined
3 domovy Clarence House v
Londyne, pax 2 zamky ma ven
kove, jeden v Anglii a jeden
We Skotsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Rusko letos ocekava velmi
dobrou urodu.

Zpravy re vsech statn Soviet
.skeho svazu vzbuzuji v Mos
kve nadeje, re Rusko NIUE po-
.c1tati letos S obzvlaste dobrou
urodou.
Kdezto sklizen minuleho ro-
.ku byla velice poskozena SUI
chem, napadlo letos v ZINE to-
'lik snehu, re orna pGda je do
statecne zavodnena.
Osazena plocha je letos take
znacne vetSf nez v roce MIMI
lem a vlada a m1stn1 uTady u
chilly vse, ably p%ovzbudily re
medelstvf k nejvets1mu vypet1
sill.
Dobra droda v Rusku, by O.
vsem znacne usnadnila obt1z-
nou vyzivovacf situaci v cele
Europe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Nemci ~varovani, Re vytrznosti
budou t~restanY dokonce smrtf.

Americky vojensky guver-
ner Hessenska DR.. James R.
Newman varoval ma rozhlase
nemecky narod, re potlacf vse-
mi p~rostfedky protesty prot
nedostatku potravin a re sc
nezastav1 ami pred trestem smr
ii, ably potlacil vytrznosti. Re-
kl, re je odhodlan zkonfisko-
vat S pomoc1 americkych vo-
jenskych oddflG vsecky potra-
why, bude-li pokracovat hro-
madenf a ukryvanf Prohlasil,
re zavede Nemecku program
"zadna prace = zadne jfdlo''
pro lenochy a parasity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Dull Frantiska Soukupa
ma KIadnS.

Praha (CTK) - Ministr prG-
myslu Bohumil Lausman pro-
mluvil IL. kvetna u Kladna,
kde byl prejmenovan dGl {. 10
ma dbl FrantiSka Soukupa.
Lausman promluviI o Souku-
pove praci a vyznamu. Sny
Soukupova mladi Sc dnes usku
tecnuj1. Stat je dnes opravdu
v rukou lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
General De GauIIe Sc dozadu.
je income move vlady pro
Francii.
Bordeaux, Francie,

DOruoduX, Ffancle. -
General Charles de Gaulle
pozadoval pred zastupem vice
nez $4,000 jasajfcfch lidf utvo-
fenf slime federalnf Unie, v &C.
lie S mocnym presidentem a u
platnenl francouzske authority
V cele odbojne Tfsi, v nfz v ne
kolika kolonifch vypukly
vZpOury.
Ia volanf "Chceme de Gaul-
lea v cele statu!" v1dce fran
couzskeho odboje z dolby valec
ne, nastfnil poprv6 tribodovy
program pro organisaci fran
couzske federalnf Unie.
Varoval, re ztrata kolonif
mohla by staff Francii jeff ne
odvislost.
49,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
RedaktOr a Administrator
HI
Obydl1:
1927 Grogan Avenue - Is
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Spojene Staty navrhuji cello
svetove zrusenf censury.

Spojen6 Staty navrhly, ably
Spojene Narody uvazovaly o
vsesv6tovem zrusenf censury.
Americky navrh vessel We
znamost, kdyz 12-clenna pod
komise S. N. ma svobodu infor-
macf a tisku pripravovala sc
ma schulz, jez konana Dude v
pondelf.
Zachariah Chafee, zastupce
Spojenych StatG ma podkomisi,
navrhl, ably skupina Spcjenych
NarodG uvazovala o odporuce-
nj zruSeni censury ma celem
sv6te.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Francie ST chce pFivtelit Sarsko
a necekat ma schvaleni SSSR.

V Parfzi prohlasil zahranic-
nj ministr Georges Bidault, re
Francie ma v 1myslu anekto-
vat Sarsko hospodafsky a ne
cekat ma pffstf schGzku zahra-
nicnich ministrn Velke ctyrky
a schvaleni teto anexe SSSR.
Bidoultovo prohlasen1 sc po-
vazuje "a nejnapadnejsf Off
cialnf potvrzen1 roztrzky mezi
Moskvou a PaTfz1, jez vznikla
hlvane proto, re Molotov Cd
mill uznat francouzsky narok
ma SarskO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
DR.. Aranha predpovida, re pa
lestinsky problem Dude rozre-
Sen ma podzim.

DR.. Oswaldo Aranha, pred
soda mimofadneho zasedan1
valneho ~shromazdeni SN, jez
prave skoncilo, prohlasil, re
bylo dosazeno dspechu, ktery
pTedcil vsechna ocekavanl a
pTedpoved6l, re v zar1 Dude ma
.pravidelnem valnem zasedani
rozresen problem Palestiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-05-23
Tovarna ma rybi konservy
shorela.

Ensenada, Mexiko. - Indus
trial de Ensenada Cannery, ma
jfcf cenu 100000 ktera do
dava velkou zasobu konservo-
vanVch ryb, byla znieena W.
buchem a ohnem.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
HELP boMesrIc tcen,. ,

light housework, iisht laundry: mother and
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Evening star., 1947-01-05
HELP woMEN.

STENOGRAPHER-Ca young lady.
pleasing personality. $3.50 per month
starting salary. regular increases, 5-day
week, pleasant SURROUNDINGS, congenial
working conditions. REMINGTON RAND.
INC. 1915 Z st NV, Mr.. Dooley ~
STENOGRAPHER, typist and general Of.
ice work: this position requires one OF
above the average intelligence, responsi-
bility and regularity in attendance; 1t re-
quires various Office duties; whenever other
clerks are absent you must be able to
temporarily do their work: excellent Office
hours. sick and annual vacations. profit
sharing bonus. anniversary bonus, free
Insurance and free retirement plan: this is
a permanent position and your advance
ment is dependent upon your merit rating
averages; only local residents consider ed.
Please bring written references. Phone
NJ; Z 7 Harrsll for apgoiqtmsnt; The
sURANcE CO.. Sf6 i1th st. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1947-01-05

GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATOR seeking
new connection with permanence, security
WieS VGea iS"f, tSs national orsanisation xantins
intelligent representation in D. G., rare
a7f hasa for met ss
year to start with rapid promotion; carr
while training with supervisor. Box 97-C
CAPITAL AIRLINEs. Pea needs stem
ographers, typists. operations clerks. tele-
type operators GAGE q up) and key punch
5;
PART TIME. for financial market. The
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kARN lGH n MONEY sxs naGIcKLY, easily. pleasantly
showing greeting cards, stationery, wrap
pings; no experience needed: UP TO 100G
profit; send today for evsryday assortment
fJ foldeSa S'p1gIocaMsAs THOMAS TERRY STUDIOS. 81
Union ave, Westfeld. Mass.
SELL DRESSES from New York--Fifth ave
New York firm desires women to sell new new
Vogue" .Msdemoiselle"i good commits;
sions; write for sample book; MopERN NOD
MANNER 1S Fifth ave- New sTs Yors 4ran,n,
as corsetiere expert to reliable woman:
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: HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, colored.
desire full-time work Of, any kind. CO.
EXPERIENCED In selling and buying Of
Victrola records. RE. 2071. -6
young woman with car. Call MRS. SMITH
GO0D aSaD sPPoT for capable young women;
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