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Evening star., 1948-06-19
Senate win Acf
Today on New
Office Building
$40, 500, 900 Project
In Deficiency Bill
Voted by Committee
by Harold B. Roaers

The proposal for a new Senate
Once Building, to cost an estimated
S20, 500 900 was to be laid before
the Senate today for approval.
. Recommended last night by the
. Senate Appropriations Committee,
the project was included In the
second deficiency bill, scheduled for
action on the floor.
The bill carries $1,100, 900 for the
cost of the site, and $3.50, 900 to COM
.plete plans and start construction.
Contracts could be let by the Archi-
tect of the Capitol in charge of con-
/. struction up to the $40, 900 900 limit
Site on First Street.
The building site, on First street,
between B and C streets NE, is
Immediately east of the present
Senate Office Building. 1t embraces
one Of the most widely publicized
slums in the National Capital The
slum would be wiped out by the new
structure.
Property on the site, now privately
owned, would be purchased or con-
demned in court action filed on be-
half of the Government by the At
torney General. Most of the prop
erty consists of residences. A Chris
tian Science Church, however owns
two vacant lots and a church build
ing at the corner of First and G
streets.
Several other important items for
the National Capital are carried in
the deficiency bill.
AS predicted the Senate Appropri-
ations Committee approved $500, 900
for construction work on restoration
of the Senate chamber, including
new roof. Already available for the
project is 100000 left over from a
previous appropriation. The project,
in charge of David Lynn, architect
Of the Capitol, is expected to require
three years for completion.
Other New Funds Added.
Other new funds added to the
House-passed bill by the Senate
committee include s150,000 for op-
Grafton of six day-care centers for
the children of working mothers,
$4,000 for the commission planning
celebration of the sesquicentennial
of Washington and 81 ,000, 900 for the
newly established National Heart
Institute. Part of the work Of the
heart institute will be done at the
new 0,O00, 900 research and labora-
tory center to rise near Bethesda
under new law.
The Senate committee approved
authority In the House bill for con-
struction of the new Federal court
house here, and the new General
Accounting ONCE Building.
For the courthouse project, on
Constitution avenue between Third
street and John Marshall place NV :,
the bill grants a 81 100000 appropri-
alton and contract authority OF
sl4,876,o0O.7, araE - .st
For the General Accounting Once
the measure carries contract au-
thority Of s22.s5O,0OO, but no new
appropriations for next fiscal year,
since $4,000, 900 already is available
from prior approximations
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Mrs. Maryland to Wed
Landscape Gardener

Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt, 9421 Coles
vile road, Silver Spring, q widow
who was selected Mrs Maryland"
last September BY the Baltimore
Realty Board, will be married We'd
nesday to Jules Fritz, . landscape
gardener Of 1870 Nebraska avenue
NV. ...
The ceremony will take place at
I pm. at Mrs. Hewitt's home. Mrs.
Hewitt, who has nine children, is the
widow Of a Silver Spring builder.
Mrs Hewitt gave her age as 81
in applying for a marriage license
at Rockville. Mr.. Fritz gave hi
as 40.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Roanoke Man Named Chief
OF Virginia Bank Group
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

HOT SPRINGS, Va, June &c
Francis Cooke, president of the First
National Exchange Bank of Roanoke
was elected president Of the Vir-
ginia Bankers Association at its
55th annual convention here yes
terday.
Other officers named were John
S. Alfriend, president of the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce of Nor
folk. first vice president, and Giles
H. Miller, jr., president of the Cul-
pepper National Bank, second vice
president.
State bankers elected to the Board
Of Directors from group divisions
within the association .include
Ralph p. Ware, president of the
First National Bank of Berryville
Group III. Shirley H. Smith, cash.
ier of the Shenandoah County Bank
and Trust Co., Woodstock, was
elected to the board for one year
to fill the unexpired term Of the
late M. O. Miller.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Broudcusts Announced
By Arlington Churches

Two sunday broadcaSts Will be
presented by the Arlington Church
of the Air from II am. to noon
tomorrow. The Rev. Isaac Steen-
son will conduct services from the
Clarendon Presbyterian Church over
WARL. The Rev. Harry G. Bal
this will be heard from the Arling-
ton Forest Methodist Church over
WEAM.
Daily devotional services next
week will be broadcast from 8:45
to 8 am. over WARL by the Rev.
Warren l.. Oliff of the Ballston Bap-
tist Church, and from 1915 to 1890
am. over WEAM by the Rev. Harry
w. Craver of the Cherrydale Meth
odist Church.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
; Arlington Teen-Agers
In Hospital After Accident

Three teen-agers remained in
Arlington Hospital today for treat
ment of head injuries resulting from
an Arlington automobile collision
during q rain storm last night.
Two other persons were released
from the hospital after treatment
for minor injuries.
Those hospitalized, all Of whom
were reported In fair condition. are
Willard j. Wilson, 10: Charles Gra-
ham, IA, and Miss Elaine Young, 10,
all of Purcellville, Va.
Miss Susanne Rawlings, IA. Of
Purcellville. and John H. Moten,
colored, 2106 North Culpeper street,
Arlington. suffered the slight in
juries. Benny Watson, colored, 5062
Lee highway, Arlington, escaped
unhurt when the automobiles
crashed at Lee highway and North
Edison street.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Mrs. Whitney Is Wed
To New York Surgeon;
Many al Reception
Ster Staff cerrs.pend.nt

UPPERVILLE, Va, June 19.-
Farm folk mingled with Philadelphia
Main Line and Long Island society
yesterday as Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
c'Liz') Whitney. the noted horse
woman, was married to DR.. E
Cooper Person, jr., 38, New York
surgeon.
The ceremony at Llangollen Farms,
the 2,000-acre Whitney estate in the
fertile, rolling country near here,
was performed on the brides 42d
birthday.
Both the wedding and a reception
which followed were marked by
the easy informality for which
Llangollen long has been known.
Fewer than IS relatives and close
friends of the couple heard them
exchange VOWS before the fireplace
OF a spacious paneled living room,
but guests from the surrounding
countryside arrived in large num-
bers to toast them at the reception.
Wears Fl0wered Print Dress.
The bride, who changed from
blue dungarees to a f1owered print
wedding dress only a few minutes
before the marriage, overlooked NO
detail in extending the hospitality
OF Llangollen. She was still calling
greetings to the wedding guests as
she walked to the altar.
Her husband, the son of Mrs. E
Cooper Person of New York and
North Carolina. and the late DR.
Person, is assistant professor OF
surgery at Cornell University and
attendant at New York Hospital.
Mrs. Person was attended by Mrs
Ogden Phipps of New York, as ma
tron of honor, and the groom's best
man was DR.. Robert Hastings Mel
chionna of New York. The bride
was given in marriage by William
Harding Jackson of New York, a
close friend of the family.
Two Ministers At Ceremony.
The officiating ministers were the
Rev. C. G. Bush Of the Upperville
Methodist Church, and the Rev.
c. j. S. Ryley, rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church, Upperville. Mrs.
Person is an Episcopalian. but be-
cause she had been divorced, the
actual pronouncement OF marriage
came from the Methodist pastor.
The brides first husband was
John Hay JocD Whitney.
Among those attending the cere-
money were two aunts Of Mrs. Per-
son, Mrs. Thomas j. Jeffries and
Mrs. Richard Norris, both of Phila-
delphia. They are her closest rela-
tives. Others present included the
bridegroom's mother and his three
sisters, Mrs. Walter Crouch, Green's
boro, N. c.; Mrs. Jock Hollister. New
Bern. N. c.. and Mrs. Frank Kudler,
Nashville, Tenn.
Movie Stars Bing Crosby, Gene
Autry and Jimmy Stewart were in
the group of notables invited but
unable to attend.
Among the Virginia neighbors
present for the reception were Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Mellon, State Senator
Harry Flood Byrd. jr, and Mrs. Byrd
and host Of others.
DR.. and Mrs. Person said they
planned to, establish residence in
New York. but will pay frequent
visits to Llangollen, where Mrs. Per.
son stables some of the finest thor
oughbred horses in the country.
They announced tentative plan.
to leave soon for a cruise, but die
not disclose the honeymoon timer.
arV
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Falls Church Meetings
To Include Civic Groups

Departing from custom. the Falls
Church Planning Commission has
decided to invite representatives OF
four citizens groups to attend It's
regular meetings.
Ed c. Knouse, chairman, said COM
mission members wanted the civic
organizations to discuss problems
pertaining to zoning, subdivisions
and other subjects.
The associations invited are Hill
wood, Broadmont, Southwest and
North Greenway Downs.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
|C|arkeSupports
Sales Tax toAid
Virginia Schools
Stote Senotor Alters
Position on Levy, Cites
Survey Of Maryland

Virginia State Senator Andrew w.
Clarke last night advocated iznposi.
ton of . State sales tax to provide
funds for school construction.
Mr.. Clarke, who previously had
been regarded rs q sales tax op-
ponent, made the statement at .
meeting Of the School Emergency
Committee Of Northern Virginia
which last night called on Gov.
Tuck to provide Fairfax County
with emergency funds to build
schools
Cites Maryland Survey.
Mr.. Clarke told the meeting he
now was convinced q sales tax Is
necessary to finance school needs.
He said apparently it Is the Fonly
way Virginia can carry out It's school
construction and other needed pro-
grams" He added that he had made
a survey Of Maryland towns near
Washington after the sales tax was
enacted in that State and found
business had not suffered after the
first several months.
Fairfax County's $4,000, 900 school
building program has been held up
due to lack Of funds. Overflow stu
dents in Falls Church attend classes
in quenset huts and at Annandale
School, where the committee met
last night. the auditorium has been
partitioned to provide more class
rooms.
In unanimously adopted resolu.
ton the committee, which Is COM
posed of county residents interested
in school needs, asked that Gov.
Tuck provide "an emergency grant or
loan Of funds SUFFICIENT to alleviate
the present crowded conditions"
Fenwick and Damn Oppose Tax.
A petition to be sent the Governor
by the committee will ask him to
call special session Of the General
Assembly if he cannot act on the
matter independently. Copies of the
petition are to be circulated In the
county.
State Senator Charles r. Fenwick
and Delegate George Damn, both
Of Arlington, told the committee it
was their duty to oppose the sales
tax because it was opposed by most
OF the people they represent.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Mons Hond Clipped OFF
By PIune Propeller

Navy Chief Petty Officer Joseph
A. Phillips, IS, Of Arlington suffered
the loss of q hand yesterday when
it was struck by a propeller at the
Baltimore Municipal Airport.
Mr.. Phillips, who lives at 49 North
Bedford street, had been waiting
for q ride to Washington on q Navy
plane. He was taken to City Hos
pdtal.
Evening star., 1948-06-19

Federal Treasury as an amuse.
ment tax.
Since part Of that money
goes to pay our salaries" one
Representative remarked, maybe
we're professionals now"
That was a pretty good gate"
said another Representative,
next year I'm going to be q
hold -out for higher pay"
Maybe you won't be here next
year." said a third athlete.
IF I am I'll be back on the
team" the Representative re-
torted. ALSO, maybe the Repub-
licans will have more men to
pick from when they choose next
years varsity"
Despite the election, however,
interest was keen in next years
baseball prospects, with the Re-
publicans determined on revenge.
Speaker Martin said all en-
gagged in the benefit had plenty
Of fun and expressed the hope
that the children who will 60 to
summer camp because OF the
added funds will enjoy them
selves as fully.
The Star acknowledges today
the following contributions to
The Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund:
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Women Democrats List
HyuttsviIIe Choirmen

Committee chairmen Of the Wom-
ems Democratic Club Of the Hyatts.
vile election district were announced
today by Mrs. Ralph Shelter, presi-
dent, as follows:
Membership, Mrs. Smith w. Pur-
dun: publicity, Mrs. E.. A. Fuller;
legislative, Mrs. Perry Wilkinson;
finance, Mrs. George G. Grieble;
program, Mrs. H. Winship Wheatley
jr.; resolutions, Mrs. e. G. Moser;
parliamentarian, Mrs. George Jones
and hospitality, Mrs. Bessie Hooton
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Vienna Woman Named
To Fuirfux Election Board

Mrs. Ceres H. Gaskins of Vienna,
Va, has been appointed to the Fair
fax County Electoral Board to fill
the unexpired term OF George r..
Brady of Herndon, who resigned due
to Iii health.
Mrs. Gaskins is the first woman
member to be appointed to the
board. She becomes the Republican
member OF the three-member board
and her term expires March /, 1949.
She was appointed by Circuit Court
judge Paul Brown.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Virginion, l9, Cleared
In Death of Father
SpeeicI pispoteh 10 The Sto,

WARRENTON, Va, June TO-
Jack w. jenkins, 10, a Fauquier
County carpenter. was absolved yes
terday of murder charges in connec-
ton with the death Of his father
Gilbert jenkins, 47, Monday.
Assistant Trial Magistrate Frank
D. Gaskins dismissed the case after
the youth and his mother, Mrs
Rosie Jenkins, testified he fired q
22-caliber rifle at the father to pro-
tect Mrs. Jenkins from a beating.
The shooting occurred at Their
home near Marshall.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Clearing House
On Sundays

Beginning tomorrow, the
Readers Clearing House will
become regular feature of
The Sunday Star. Look for it
in the Society and Women's
Clubs Section. If you are not
already a subscriber to The
Sunday Star. telephone Ma
tional 5000 for regular home
delivery.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
IS. c. Brown Reossigned
Bv Stute Department

Stephen c. Brown of $500 Ian.
caster drive, Bethesda, former con.
sui at Shanghai, has been trans.
.erred to the division of commercial
policies here, the State Department
announced.
Mr.. Brown, a native of Washing
ton, was graduated from George
town University in 1885. He en-
tered the foreign service the fol.
lowing year and served in Rotter.
dam, Yunanfu, London, Chung.
king, Hong Kong and Hankow be.
fore being sent to Shanghai.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Alexandra Man Fined
$500 in Numbers Case

william A. Athey, 50. Of the zoo
block Cameron street, Alexandria,
yesterday was fined $500 in Alexan-
dria civil and police court for oper-
ating a numbers game. A 90-day
jail sentence was suspended.
Police said they arrested Athey, a
retired railroad employe, Wednesday.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
To Honor Kensinqton Priest

The Sodality and Holy Name So
ciety of the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church, Kensington, will give q re-
ception for the Rev. Stephen j.
Hogan, new pastor. at the church
aall from ! to . pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
TroxeI Fellowship Awarded

Robert r. Hendon, jr., 1908 North
Pitt street, Alexandra, q graduate
student ut Colgate University. has
been awarded a travel fellowship TO
Guatemala this summer BY the
United Fruit Co.
Evening star., 1948-06-19

chased pla n e
crashed IS miles
southwest OF
York, Pa.
Mr.. King, a
grad u ate of
H ar ard and
Oxford Univer-
sites and the
University OF
Southern Cali
fornia, lived at
the home Of
Patent Attorney
j. n. Newman,
5355 Thirty-sec-
ond street NV.
. q n n q " l.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
ID. T.. Pilot Is Killed
|As'New Plane Hits
Hill Near York, Pa.

A Washington pilot, identified as
Joseph Irwin King, ~, United
States Customs attorney, was killed
late last night when his newly -pur.
Evening star., 1948-06-19

CAPITOL HLI-Ths is the architects draw
of the proposed Senate once Building at First street.
between and streets NE Plans call for sevenstory sruc
with marble exterior to connected with the present
Senate Building by pedestrian tunnels Primary purpose
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Mt. Vernon Postal Job Up

President Truman has sent to the
Senate the nomination of Grace F.
Hiehle to be postmaster a Mount
Vernon, Va.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Rockville School Sets
Commencement Tuesday

-Four students will address the
graduating class at the Richard
Montgomery High School COM
mencement exercises in the gym
nasium of the school at Rockville
at 8 pm. Tuesday.
Thomas G.. Buchanan will deliver
the welcoming and farewell address
Hubert L. Nicholson, jr.: Jene Van
Nordstrand and Ward w. Fetrow
also will speak.
Diplomas will be presented by
Mrs. Herman M. Wilson of the
Montgomery County Board of Edu-
cation, and honors awarded by Jo-
seph J. Tarallo, principal
Baccalaureate services will be held
at pm. tomorrow at the Christ
Episcopal church. Rockville. with
the Revs. j.: W. Rosenberger, r.
P. Black and j. v. Lilly participat-
ing.
Following is a tentative list OF
graduates:
Evening star., 1948-06-19
academic.

Fetrow, Ward W. Higsins. Margaret
Deets. Sarah E. Parks. Charlotte A
Heacock. Nancy A. Spates. Jane L.
Hickman, 10 Anne Wilson, Betty l.
General
Berry, William II. Wratten. Albert H.
Burgee. Allan NJ. Able. j. A.
Darcy, Frank B. Bairsto. G. D.
Gray, William r. Berrier, Mary 10
Nicholson, H. l., jr. Brosius. jeanne
Ray. Ralph NJ Creamer. NJ. G.
Sherman, Stanley N. Kirby, Kathryn NJ.
Sparks. D Edward Dulin, Joan p.
Stevens. H L., ir. Salyers, Frances j.
Stiles, Stanley 7. Smith. K, G,
Thompson. g. T. Nordstrand, J. v.
Buchanan, r. @. Jones, Anna May
Tider, Alton F. Perry, Joyce J.
CiaRett, X. E. Reid, Mary L.
curtis, Doris Ricketts,, NJ G.
Darby, Julia Mae snoufier, Mary g.
Howard. Helen P.
Vocational.
Lawson, Donald W. Merry, Hazel L.
Nicholson, r. p.
Evening star., 1948-06-19

Lawson, Donald W. Merry, Hazel L
Nicholson, r. P.
Evening star., 1948-03-30
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

p0os AMP CATS boarded. week ENDS q
longer: air-conditioned kennels. pickup
ssrv;cs; veterinary supervision. BTDE.A-
COCKER PUPPIES, all colors, Axe reg
SHOREHAM PET SHOW, 1927 Conn ave.
Great Dane NET P6fPP!Es: large type. 9sxn
and brindle. r. D. LINDSEY, Colesville,
N Nd; Silver Spring oSgss
Axe reg. s75 and S1oo. Also have fawn
female. Axe reg. excellent pal, pet and
protector, loves children, $75. ELPAW
KENNELS, reg. Alex, Va, Duke st. ex-
tended. adj. auartermaster depot. TIE.
DoG AND CAT FOOD - cero-Meato,
$1050; .Ken-L-Baiskit, S10.S0: meal, SO.
Delivered Md, Va, D. c.; wkly. delivery
of horsemeat. DAI.AKAY, RE. 530S. Ia
GOOD GUARD DOG for loan to people.
who will take good care of him; q
Doberman Pinscher. AID. 1881. 80
COOKERS, black, 12 weeks; Axe reg:
champion stock; female; S25. TW. 0073.
ENGLISH BEAGLEs, Axe reg. one femals
year and half old, $50; one female,
T99thE E9kER eld sS1NSi 1s5t hrs.d :o,
quality; our puppies are superior. WI.
FOR sALE-American Pit Bull puppies,
male and female. Ii. 4728, $50 Portland
st Sc
Evening star., 1948-03-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY PILOT, now with CAA, desires q
efencas esaa apt Phone s%a WhteSa aSISe ref
unfurnished small house or 2-bedrm apt
FafSda II ess5s0s GovT ssaOD 9FPy Gny Ap s,sR SaS
purse want e.s-room furnished house for
Sd ADf bE s5oo g H. ra 49, nearby
lsn 9a4nis.S So5oNaL LONE and wife want to
ton: two g three bsaSooms; No eSildrsn
AZ ARMYs MSsoS orffc2R,D fhRT D1MM Alsa. m, .iiSr,n
desire 2-3-bedroom uniurnished home be. s..
ginning May 10: Md. or NV. WI 3b9i.
nsEnes eoGFLE 81 sftsI and baby dsr. TO- fur
orSS Or suburbs preferred; s1lo: exc. refs. or.
UNFURNIsHED b;r. Q baths. for ! ".
n:w:' n.wE:' on Conn: ave-: adults, one 14,yr.
+ If; i:;.! 81
NAVY CHIEF and employed wife desire Ire l.
gnturnished. se Box s9ieR apsoS star fh''nsd ST.
VETERAN, perm. Govt, empl., desires two
bedroom i house or apt: must yaeeaate BY
HSFuRNfsaES @ fshsfsl House oE AFr family Of
5; 5:r WI consider rEss Efssdecoratins and making
NAVY saPsiEs DOCTOR cE '1Ss aSD WIFE desire bunsa-
low. tenant house in country. Phone
OIL. $500, Ext 5S1, DIR. LAWRENCE. leave
number .
NAVY COMMANDER and wife; perma-
nent duty Washington, want 2 or. g.
virginia. No children. Phone OW. 37S4
NAVAL OFFICER desires three bedroom
fair rent; good care EN-. 6643. s.
5-6-RM. unfurn. house or apt $7O-S10O:
perm. Govt: empl.: responsible. MEAD
Evening star., 1948-03-30
HOUSES FURNISHED.

PRIVATE RESIDENCE in Silver sprins-4
bedrooms, baths, 1st-foor den: oil heat
6uilt-tn garage; corner property; year
lease; immediate possession. r. P. RIPLEY,
4 Eesltor; 81; GIL; CLOSED sunday 80
living room 24x12, fireplace, paneled din
ing room, new electric stove, large lot.
double garage: 1928; Vicinity Randall
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 6-rm. brick home
near Navy Annex, Arl; MANNAS REALTY
s7s4. s @iio wilson 0iS0' aI' or -2 OK
THREE-RM. AND BATH, Md. house
Garage, ami, years rent in advance
Call MRS. STARR, Ho. 972s, after 8
BETWEEN SHOREHAM HOTEL and the
Cathedral: large living and dining room,
sun porch, open porches; 4 bed
rooms, sleeping porch, 2 baths, 2 servants
per month. BOX 275-L, Star.
BETHESDA,529 Park lane-Detached. 6
rms, bedrms, 2 baths; $175 mo. or will
ea11 IN q
Evening star., 1948-03-30
APIS. FURNISHED tees.. /, /.

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1901 EVART ST. NE, Dahigreen Ter
Eaee-.lBsdroom. kitchen and bath. S45 mo.
ssss iS;R ss :ss zn n,.:iss sss s..s,
fakEE I'll e. rms. AAb aft sArH. Is. a., availas,.
26o5 Franklin st. ne. Cali NO. 1908.
Sasf SSEofR9GstTE0wNEAttEsetiyely 9aastEo0Nw furn:. in
SSesdff1m.' Ssf1 ts twin & beds. Kit, and bath; Price,
ssss sHssseHsF IT S.. GD' s.E.-w.n..d. on. r,rl to
share sa apartment xith two girls By April i.
foS sRF41fB FL hY 1F a1ss oo5f 1851 N children
3 sae' saa isfn :seon rooms so Sss
stS,Hi NSaAS s'afll %lgH CHILD, yrs. or over, to
sh;sT shaFe apt pIo 9th another: bay esrs, Etyen
% btFoAr ce catEi E ssRs NRmMssteEP .ftsI Pm Studio
per mo. After 4 pm. DU. 554s. 1922
1sis aSia & aEo;EEarA a;E AVE. N.w.-s rms, kit.
refrigerator, bath. shower, c.hw.; back
porch; transp. at door; adults, gentle.
saos 8 PENR% Pf5 a. ASf VE N%Ls.sem.nt S4$y ait,
L. room; r., kssshenetts: sagY man and wife: So per
TAkoRA Tki Rt isla Fahak. mp.-nsrse bes-sittding
room. semipriyate bath; express bus; break
fast priyil; refined, employed couple SH
SssS Yo9Na e''sH WHoMAE n 70 SHARE NICELY fur
dren. Priyate room and L posrd. SIS SIS weekly. sky
Cenyeniently located. Cali after 1 pm.
6323 4th St. NV. 81