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Milford chronicle., 1949-12-23
Ant Varieties
There are more than 1000 DIFF
Eerent kinds Of ants.

problems. 1t will also give good
cross-section view of the poultry
industry, which will be of value in
planning a better educational pro-
gram for poultrymen throughout
Delaware.
If you produce market eggs or
Matching eggs, you will want a
poultry record calendar. County
Agricultural Agent w. E. Tarbell
will be glad to furnish you one.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-23
Hunt For $500
Ends In "A Tie

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf II
tP Carmen Garcia. %. might
still be digging If the cops hadn't
showed up. Officers spotted him in
q railfoad yard anxiously scratch
ing dirt from under ties.
Garcia explained that switch
engine fireman had left him a IS
loan under one Of the ties, but neg
lected to say which one. He was
jailed on vagrancy charge.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-23
Income Tax Helps Are
Available In Circular
Coontlnusd rfa mn p.S1

penses, an Individual income tax
return form, check list Of farm
expenses and explanation of many
other items necessary in preparing
an income tax return.
Free copies Of the circular are
available from county extension
offices in Newark, Dover and Geo
rgetoWn, and also from the Agric-
tural Extension Service, Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-23
Trailer Maintenance

The total cost Of maintenance on
a stainless steel trailer is less than
the cost Of new paint jobs on con.
ventional models, according to
trucking experts.
Evening star., 1949-12-02

Miss Esther Gershone OF Ka-
rachi, India, will be guest speaker
at the annual Chanukah donor
luncheon to be given by the Adas
Israel sisterhood at 1890 pm.
Monday at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Miss Gershone Is a student at
the Jewish Theological Seminary
in New York CHS. where she is
preparing to become a religious
teacher in the tiny colony OF
Bene Israel in India. Miss Ger
shone is q self-appointed leader
of the handful Of Indian Jews IN
the colony which Is struggling to
maintain It's cultural and spiritual
identity among the millions Of In
dians Of different faiths. She Is
the first Indian girl to enroll at
the Seminary's School Of Jewish
Studies.
Proceeds from the donor lunch
con, which is the sisterhood's only
major Embarrassing project, will
60 to the organizations educa-
tional, philanthropic and social
program. The sisterhood already
has endowed the library In the
proposed new Adas Israel syna-
gogue building at Connecticut ave-
nue. and Porter street NV, and
this year, the proceeds will be
used to purchase books and fur
ther equip the library.
Other features Of the luncheon
program will include the opening
prayer by Mrs. Henry Gichner
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Bazaar to Benefit
Servicenen's Club

The Soldiers, Sailors, Marines
and Airmen's Club Of Washing
ton will receive all proceeds from
the Christmas bazaar to be given
by the Army Quartermaster
Wives, according to Mrs. Her
man Feldman, chairman Of the
bazaar.
The benefit to be held Monday
and Tuesday, from II am. to 6
pm, will feature Christmas toys
for sale in addition to other gifts
and home made foods. There
will also be a coffee and dessert
bar, which will be in the charge
Of Mrs. Jack Finks and her food
committee.
The bazaar will be held in
Gregory Hall at Second and 7
streets S.W. For the convenience
Of those attending, there will be
direction-arrows leading from the
main gate Of Fort McNair to the
hall. There will be plenty Of
parking space. The public is in
Vited.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Modern Marriage
Love-HungY Woman Warned Against
Man Still Married but Living Alone
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

At 40, she should be able to
snap out Of it, Helen thinks. but
she can't. She feels helpless. She
cries day and night and her spirit
is broken"
This is why:
"All my life I've wanted some
one to truly love me. I was one
Of q large family. Wasn't allowed
to date until I was 18. and I
then married the first man who
came along. I had no idea Of
what marriage meant. I had to
get a divorce in a few years.
Many years later. love really
came into my life. He was born
actor! For year I thought I was
happy. For the next three years
I knew I was merely a fool. And
then I hit the bottom. with my
money and property all gone.
You'd think I would learn
something from that, wouldn't
you? I don't know whether I did
or not. A year ago N came
along. He was just what I had al
ways dreamed of. He has grown
ever more dear to me-and ever
more confusing.
HE is some years Older than
7. He separated from his wife II
years ago, but has never divorced
her. I took it for granted he was
going to marry me, but now he
says he is afraid to. He says I
am too demanding and too de-
pendent. Yet he comes to me con-
tinually. He must love me In some
mysterious way, or he wouldn't
pay me as much attention as he
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Indian Student to Speak
At Chunukuh Luncheon

songs by Cantor Jacob Barkin.
accompanied by Miss Frances Ely.
and piano selections by Verna
Wolf Diamond. Mrs. Philip Gold
stein, president of the sisterhood,
will preside.
Mrs. Hyman Berman Is gen.
eral luncheon chairman. Commit
tee chairmen include Mrs. Leo
Bernstein and Mrs. Sidney Kol-
ker. hostess; Mrs. Sara Feldmau
and Mrs. Frances Iish, telephone;
Mrs. Sylvan Blechman and Mrs
Ethel Dubit, membership; Mrs
Joseph Zupnik and Mrs. Stanley
Wiener, tickets; Mrs. Abe shef-
ferman, printing; Mrs. Nathan
Katz, Mrs. Fred Nessen, Mrs. Ben
jamin Moss and Mrs. Bernard
Berman, money-making projects
and Mrs. Samuel Wolf, publicity
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Accident, Health
Association Elects

Mrs. Rebecca Group is the
president of the newly formed
District Women's. Accident and
Health Association.
The group. organized last June
BY Herbert M. Jordan of the Dis
trict Accident and Health Associ-
alton, q mems group, is affiliated
with the International Association
Of Accident and Health Under
Writers-Women's Division.
Other officers are Miss Eliza
beth Twohey. vice president; Mrs
Maxine w. Lutz, secretary, and
Miss Clare Dunn, treasurer.
The group holds dinner meet
tngs the second Tuesday Of each
month. Miss Antoinette Call is
program chairman for the COM
ing year.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Club Bourd to Meet

The Town Club will hold an
executive board meeting ut 1890
p.m. Monday at the home OF Mrs,
Robert B. Curry, 5000 Overlea
road, Sumner, Md. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Donald Hay
and Mrs. Edward Fletcher. Mrs.
W. Halbert Poole, IT,, president,
viii preside.
Evening star., 1949-12-02

does. The Illustration is wrecking
me. Please help mel"
It's late in the day to remind
you that a man who keeps mar
riage on the books for II years
when it has no real meaning
probably does 50 because he ex-
poets to make that marriage use
full In some other way. It serves
as a good preventive for breach
of promise suit, for instance. A
woman. too, sometimes holds on,
to the legal fact of a marriage, as
a protection to her in adventures
that may be dangerous. Any girl
who receives attention from a
man who tells her that he is mar
ried but separated ought to be
smart enough, nowadays. to give
him another immediate separa-
tion-from herself.
Evidently you got a bad start In
childhood, Helen. and your search
for happiness was therefore, not
guided by the knowledge and ex-
perience that an ordinary girl
picks up. You need a great deal
more help than can be given
quickly In order to reorganize your
life and begin the search for hap
piness In some more promising
direction. I have sent you the
name of q qualified marriage
counselor. He will help you to
take your bearings and start over
again.
(For advice on domestic problems, IN
close . self addressed. stamped envelope
with your letter. addressed to DR.. Paul
Popenos, In care Of The Star. AL cor
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Luncheon Meeting

Christmas stockings for Chill.
drep's Hospital will be filled by
members of the Phyllis Lyman
Colony of the National Society OF
New England Women at lunch
con meeting at 1890 pm. Tues
day at the Kenesaw Cafe.
Hostesses for the luncheon will
be Mrs. Mary Carroll Greathouse
Mrs. Rex Hays Rhoades, Mrs. Roy
c. Bowker, Mrs. Ellsworth Clark
Mrs. Henry j. Richardson and Mrs
William II. McGlauflin.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
Wonnen's
Clubs
British Embassy
Labor Attoche to
Address AAUW

Archibald Mcdonald Gordon,
Counselor and Labor Attache Of
the British Embassy. will address
the Washington Branch, Ameri-
can Association Of University
Women. at $3.50 pm. Monday on
. program arranged by the In
ternational Relations Committee.
The meeting, to be held at the
national AAUW headquarters.
1884 I street NV, Is the first
planned by the committee for
members and their friends.
1.-THE British Worker in the
Postwar World" will be Mr.. Cor
don's topic. Besides being the
first labor attache ever tc be ap-
pointed by a government to one
Of its embassies, Mr.. Gordon Is
also Assistant Secretary OF the
Ministry of Labor and National
Service in Great Britain.
International relations is being
keynoted this season by the WASH
tngton Branch. Heading the COM
mittee Is Miss Faith M. Williams,
chief of the Division Of Foreign
Labor Conditions at the Bureau
Of Labor Statistics. who has three
times served as delegate to inter-
national labor conferences and Is
q member of the United States
delegation to the United Nations
Food and Agriculture Conference
now in session here.
Other prominent members OF
the committe are Mrs. Esther C..
Brunauer of the State Depart
ment, and Miss Mary Cannon Of
the Woman's Bureau Of the La
Dor Department.
In line with its interest in In
ternational relations, the branch
also has set up Special Hospi-
tality Committee, headed by Miss
Joan Murphy, whose service to
foreign visitors is helping to for
ward the tradition that has made
the national headquarters on I
street a familiar international
center for women for many years.
Other committee chairmen ap-
pointed by the branch's presi-
dent, Mrs. Aaron j. Brumbaugh,
include Miss Jessie Elizabeth La
Sale, education; Miss Katherine
A. Frederic, social studies; Mrs.
Arthur Boyce Fairbank, creative
arts; Mrs. Robert w. Brooks.
economic and legal status OF
women: Miss Dorothy Swift,
membership: Miss Mary Sibley
Evans, fellowship; Mrs. Helen
Duey Hoffman, legislative pro-
gram; Miss Cecilia Lee Fine.
publicity, and Mrs. Edward A.
Chaplin, program.
Judge Lucy Somerville Howorth,
chairman Of the national Status
of Women Committee of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women, will be hostess at
. buffet supper in honor OF mem
bers Of the committee tomorrow
night at national AAUW head
quarters.
The dinner will be the high
hight OF a one-day meeting which
will bring together the eight dis
tinguished members Of the COM
mittee from all sections Of the
country.
Mayor Dorothy Mccullough Lee
of Portland, Ore. Is one Of the
members of the committee. which
also includes Mrs. Marjorie Child
Hustled, better known as Betty
Croker; Mrs. John Frederick
Lewis, member Of the Philadel-
phia Board Of Education; DR..
Rosamonde Ramsay Boyd. pro-
fessor of sociology at Converse
College, Spartanburg. s. c.: DR..
Ruth A. Merrill, social advisor
for women at the University OF
OF Cedar Rapids. Iowa. a State
leader in the status-of-women
field; and Mrs. j. L. Meyers. a
prominent attorney Of Idaho
Falls, Idaho.
Evening star., 1949-12-02

(For advice on domestic problems, IN
close . self addressed. stamped envelope
with your letter. addressed to DIT, PAU
resnondence conddenttal(
Evening star., 1949-03-01
YOUNG WOMAN
HELP DOMESTIC

'n iIy with : children. nurse; summers
si4d: II heS'GS must tA have refs write
OWNER, 2131 Leroy pl NV. nv, uort M2
c0ok owe, Sss sS o6s dc hsp Must T1FK have
excellent references. Wo; 35a5; t,s - =
COOK and g.h.w.. over 80 fond d OF
in. Chevy Chase, Md. WI. 1904.
cooK;GH.w.; no laundry; 2s5 Thurs; lond;
GIRL, colored. experienced with chill
dren, for Ink; short hours, good
pay, no Sunday. Apply IN person
with your references. 1469 ST.
COOKING (white). help with
children; exper, and dependable; ennSd 1--we
COOK-G.H.W, colored. capable. ex-
'rsd psrie'nedsd' %o eyer o5oa e; 2 adults; refs,
woman, live in. pleasant I'M. and
bath ether help employed; s25,
HotsEKE:EpER. middle-aged widcw:
to keep house for elderly retired
Beach. Va. Cali DU. 7472 after 8
MAID, part time, a:30, to 2:3o Mon.
through Sat; must be thoroughly
exper. in private housework with
recent NV. reference; no laundry
or cooking. 9 adults. Other help
employed. 293S Newark ST. NV,
few doors off Conn ave. EN-. 36nll
MAID, colored, experienced, for part
time Job. 3624 Park pl. NV. i
MAID, experienced, gh.w.: please DO
not call unless you have city rel
erences. EN-. STAG. d
WOMAN. white, between 50 and on,
as housekeeper and cook: live in.
Write giving exper. and references.
RnSc Sax Star j
Evening star., 1949-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX returns PREPARED any time
a 2s r RpP4 HEsTER' II Re15I DU. 4p44. ii
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
pared at the TAX CENTER: Open
daily, Sun and ewes, III Vermont
ave. NV. RE. 3531. Open all year
HR sus1NEssMAS sf5sss ssi S' eo do0 YOU % need
good ONCE manager-accountant? We
specialize in this type of personnel,
ATLAS AGENCY. RE 1857
FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS
prepared by former revenue agent.
1l3 Carroll st. NV, phone RA. Al ~,
GRAY's DOLL HOSPITAL, est. 1875
-Rersirs and restores. expert work
erS complete, stock of parts. WIS,
shoes dol, s!othGT Sos,umes a44 4fe 146
s. NV. NO s90l. Open ewes. and
All INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-.
pared including D. c., Nd. Va
TAX INSTITUTE: E: S3 up, J. enron
ake aker' d!r, 400 5th st. NV" 5s. Room
ALWAYS. MAKE 1T RULE to see
service. s11 10th st. NV. NE. 577l.
vARITYPING SERVICE, forms de.
sign. layout and copy preparation
for offset WI s4s3. -
GAS WATER HEATERS, 90, 80. 40
GAL automatic: no cash needed;
small mo. payment; immediate in
stai THOMPSON & STANSBURY,
CO, INC, Ii. 1929.
TAX RETURNS prepared by former
Government tax agent, and account,
ant. Fee, IS. 334 Bond Bldg, ST
1893. Open Sat and Sun. -,
MANUSCRIPTS TYPED expertly BY
experienced stenographer. nights and
Saturdays; rapid dictation also, IN
cluding technical. Call RE. 3404
Ext. 700 after 3 pm.
GAS HEATING BOILERS. automatic
gas water heaters, coal and oi
boilers. radiators. bathrooms, ms, kiech sioc9
ems. etc; immediate installalons,
small monthly paymts. THOMPSON
STANssTTX MnRk ca 6.yg NC; 10 II, f5e 3"Gg YOUR
income tax report. Dial AID. e244
PEARsON'S COUNTING HOUSE
INCOME TAX RETURN
So Up. j. cHRoNAKER, Dir. 400
9th st. NV, Rm. 2O3. RE. ~ IL.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, CPA, gentle. age %
desires permanent connection WITH
progressive firm. Box lisa. Star
ACCOUNTANT. exp; books started
kept part time; tax returns: rea-
sonable. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT. BCS degree, book
keeping experience, desires position
as jr. acct. oV. 1929 after $50
ACCoUNTANT-BUDGET officer audi.
tor: IA yrs. comm, gov. state ex-
per: age "a, married. public acct,
Calf: desire to return to Washins-
ton home; present salary S5,s00
DRAFTsMAN-Youne man wants
part-time work evenings and Sat.
Prefers mech. or arch. drafting
but will accept any type Of work.
Box 1854, Star. l.
CT STUDENT, am. to . pm. in
terested in any type position, ex-
pert driver. experienced mechani-
cally. Box 1894. Star. 2"
MAN, colored. would like 8 hours OF
night work Of any kind; permanent.
Call AT. 64S5.
porter or kitchen man. DU; s4oa;
MAN, colored, settled wants PLACE as
messenger and chauffeur. DU. 2710.
MAN, colored. desires Job as chauf-
feur or messenger. LU. 6745.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoOK-CRAMBERMAID. colored. care
|:5 ;i
ciffSSiIRALh ifSSisRA hq qRoaURslESwoRK. for sppl.
eg,,,,; 81 or 5's days no sunday
r.ss Or stock girl; 5-day week Gan
o5sL osS ss!sssd sss y Sans5 ssgs !so as maid or
G1RL dfHs SoEn eolored. DFt Teliaois,. wants day.
work 8 days wk,; ref, Phone VI.
GIRL. ifii"' colored. reliable. neat mothers
snms hs1per exp cisaeiaR reteFence 10'ef Re- 1s7
Girls II ts 'G me eoGFse res vaGt 49, qaSs ssS WORK
GIRL col c9loreai. dsslEes saEs care OF child;
oIkE days 9o1qEed ToPE: refs T'Snef b1 s6sS
time work. DU. 1895
GiRIs tsj, colored; one wishes full full
tans time; rs}a one DE pshej eIaPP PPaFt-'lme WORK.
HAND LAUNDREss wants work to DO
At home; experienced and RELIABLE.
LADY Is a. eoio5ssa, ,ss; desires part time
Is6Y slGinips aolo,ed eE yis5es ls5e lob Bs,tt!ms
MORNINGS, or days. work Monday
and FRIDAY. NO. $3.50.
MAID. colored, wishes days work:
refs; Tues. Wed, and Fri NO. 1898:
NTRSEMA1D desires baby care, lh.wi
loves children; MONTH";; exper" rel.
WOMAN wishes days work; Laundry
WOMAN, colored. desires g.h.w., 10
to 2 4 days week; reliable; ref
eIences. NO. S262: ,o2
or 5ha days week; excel. refs.
NO. 1902.
WOMAN, colored. desires work as
day worker, honest and reliable.
NO. 9235.
WOMAN. colored, desires s.h.w., live
il. FIR. 6O12 between am. ana
YorNG WOMAN desires Job as ele-
vator operator in apt. bldg; city
ref. Call DE. 7547. L.
Evening star., 1949-03-01
Your Income Tax
Eighth of a Series.J
By jones MorIow

II you're married remember
these points about filing your l94S
income tax return:
In every case where the wife
Cor husband) had no income, mar
ried couples will never lose money
by filing a joint return. In many
cases they will save money.
And in most cases where both
have incomes they'll save by filing
a Joint return. Why?
Because of the new law which
Congress passed last year to cut
taxes and give married couples a
break. They can split their in
come as If each were claiming
half.
Married couples-whose income
was under $4,000 and whose de-
ductible expenses don't amount
to more than 10 per cent of their
income-have no problem in filing
form 1040A or the 1040 short form.
10 Per Cent Deduction Allowed.
With both forms a deduction of
10 per cent already is taken care
of in the tax table used with those
forms. So a couple using them
doesn't even have to claim that
deduction of 10 per cent. It's
given without asking.
If your income was under $4,000
but your deductions run more
than 10 per cent you'll lose money
by filing on form 1040A or the 1040
short form. Use, instead, the
1040 long form.
There you'll have to itemize
your deductions, but you can
claim them. Remember, though,
Evening star., 1949-03-01

SITUATIONS MEN (contD

boy pioyed nishts or days. Cali pt.
Man. AN Is. tn' married, position with fu.
ture; wiling nm snsneer esTn any oce9 Mss.
chant Marine, Kings Point grad
two yrs. college. arts, science: exper.
in management. Box 141-A. star.
Man eolo5sd xspts p,nn. job e. r. tgib s5qfbs
MECHANIC, A. and E. license, wants
job, either aircraft or engine WORK.
pHaRMaGfsT, hpdBGT crSr. exp, reg. D. C.; best
refs, full time. steady part time or
relief; avail now. Box 1854 Star.
PoRTER-Young man, colored. neat
nTon.drinkeg; as Es5n po5fer; meohan'cs''
REfaai infl,nid' Liaattos 1T s'ysi SALESMAN par.
time. 30 pm, or weekdays ana
ali day Saturday; Thoroughly experr.:
ST SO hr. RA. 0474 after 8 pm. 81
SALESMAN with experience on busi.
ness machines, neat appearance:
now employed; best references. BOX
asst asst. hiehly experienced also sales
ability; now employed. BOX le3.A' 8:
TENO.-TfPlST Would ike paIt
position, 7 till 10 pm. Call Wed.,
to 8. RE. 06s7 Ext. 32.
VETERAN wishes automotive or 2ody
work under GI training. BOX 71-A'
YOUNG MAN. 80, good mocha nicsl
BACKGROUND. can handle personnel;
ability to do other types OF WORK;
something with future. sood
health, character ref; aysilable as
once. FA s779 after $50. 2
YOUNG MAN. married, veteran. ex-
cellent references, desires perma.
nent yessr round outdoor Job Box
WAITED part time drafting. rsdla
mechanical or civil. Call oV. $3.50
GRAD. Raj BHNJ. FRANKLIN UNIV. de-
sires lob beginning / pm, account-
ing or bookkeeping. Box l5S-A'
EXPER.. white. middle-aged. marriedi
want Job as porter, janitor IN sman
apt house. church; nonsmoKeT OF
drinker. ST. 7945.
PERsoNABLE YOUNG MAN. liberal
arts BACKGROUND, wants to put AZ.
ernoons to use: types. Elk siZs'
Evening star., 1949-03-01

| So they lose by not filing jointly
Where q husband and wife, with
income of $4,000 or more, file sep
arately, each is allowed a stand
ard deduction of only $500.
A couple married any time in
194S-even on December 31-can
file a Joint return on their income
for all of 1948, thus getting the
benefit of the lower split" in
come tax on married couples.
Alimony Creates Problem.
Couples divorced or legally sep
arated at the end of 1948 must file
separate returns. Each then gets
one exemption. And even if q
husband paid all the support of a
divorced or legally separated wife
he can't get an exemption for her.
A husband and wife living apart
Evening star., 1949-03-01
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, for ladies, apparel
store. Experienced in all phases
OF retail accounting, including re-
tail msth9d OF iTe nse91GrS fu expeTience
age age and present salary in reply.
assfsTANT Rsn :iaiiT' BsosooiKKEEPER, light die
tation. pleasant office; Georgetown;
commensurate with ability. Ex
BEaAGT7Ti1c1ANs, EaG7i must be experienced
in all phases of beauty culture; ex-
cellent location, pleasant ant,,Sd Sdrreunpp- nrp
iRss ROod ssfapy sslafy and ssef hours; will psy
6onHs f9r fqllowinsss ssono i any Mr.
for or soSes p p s 6tFef fene
salary and hours. Gail co. 500
BEAuTY ioa aeP0'e'fhEtRRxiT eo'PfhEtRRxToR, expert hair
styist; s99g sslsry Mas sy aa1 ade CONN mR toRo oR
Beauty OPERATOR. must be good
hair stylist and permanent Waver;
pleasant environmentr., go go9d salafy Ss?E
y1rps Eye RUDE a2e HA5R 5ive2 PREsshR spTins o Md
Beauty fai 2V5 OPERATOR. part time. Ap-
ply 2114 Pa: ave. NV. Saw
charge accounts receivable and gen.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator.
exp. accounts receivable and pay
able invoice typing; must be ac-
curate and steady. AutomotlVe
wholesale house; salary, $40, 5-day,
4O-hr: wk.. Ia for overtime. BOX
B0oKNE2PER's ASSISTANT. to work
IN accounts payable and sales analy-
sis Office: knowledge of typing de,
sirabe; permanent position; good
salary and ideal working condi-
tions. See Mrs. Weaver, D. j.
KAUFMAN, INC, 1905 Pa: ave. NV
CALL OFFICE CLERK. Mr.. Townsend,
MAYFAIR LAUNDRY, ColesVille I'd,
Silver Spring, Md. )
CASHIER for large, busy restaurant;
must be neat. attract. and able to
make change rapidly. eve, hrs;
salary, s45 per wk. and meals. Box
CAsHfER !S And COSMETIC GIRL, in
progressive Sc drugstore; exper.
pref: daywork, no Suns. NAYLOR
PHARMACY, 3039 Naylor rd. sc"
VI. 1927. -