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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-20

tenn really is instead of letting the Social Planners tell us what 1t is
 g. Let us stand up to the Economic Planners Let us defend our American system. Let us have an end to letting them have the field all to themselves
 B. Let individuals, groups and Communists stop looking to Washington for handouts! Remember that what the government gives and spends is taken from our own pockets The only money it has comes to it in taxes.
 4. Remember that human freedom is the scarcest and most precious commodity in the world today.
 S. Let us rid ourselves of the Planners when the opportunity comes, it will come.
 G. Let us put an end to this wastefu spending on the part of our government. It is startling to realize that we spent only 147 billion dollars to the American Government in all the years from Washington through MT. Roose- velts first term office. Mir Truman has spent 184 billion dollars in three years.
 T. Let us look at Russia and Britain, and then fall in love with the U. S. A.
 q have spoken unto you this day Christian clergyman. I want the free enterprise system tinued in democratic environment. see no reason why we cannot solve our economic and social problems within the historic framework of our land
 see no cause for becoming sociahstic land at time when socialism rotting away the liberties of all mankind Under free enterprise and our repubi- can form of government every reason why we can rise still higher levels of greatness and render to the world service it sorely needs. Under the further sociazation of America I see the death of the last sweet fruits of the struggles of valiant men throughout the Christian centuries. would person. ally rather see my nation die ceany under the H-bomb than rot away under socialism.
 "Let us get clear in our thinking one thing social panner in Washington differs not at all from one in Moscow or London. They all socialists and therefore enemies of the basic liberties of men,
 After warning that we have all been on the federal gravy train ofen in recent years to call ourselves true champions of free enterprise Dr. Court ney concludes with this parody the Twenty Psalm which appeared in the Memphis Commercial Appeal:
 "The State is my shepherd, shall not work; it maketh me to die down good jobs; it leadeth me by the still factories. It deadens my soul it leadeth me in the paths of deness for politics sake Yea though walk through the valley of slothful- ness and economic disaster will fear no evil for will be with me its dole and paernalism they con- fort me It prepareth Utopia for me by appropriat- ing the earnings of the frugal it feth my head with fool expectations my mounting inefficiency runneth over Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; shall live on the bounty Of the State forever"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-20
ALEUTIAN IN THIS
 MORNING WITH 45

The steamer Aleutian docked this morning at l0:20 o'clock bringing forty-five passengers to Juneau,
 From Seattle passengers were Clarence Ashby. Mrs. c. Ashby, Ray Abrahamsen, Martin Anderson, An gelo Astone. Mrs. A. Astone, Thomas Campbell, Mrs. T. Campbell, Mrs. Muriel Christopher. R. c. Easterday Mrs. R. c. Easterday, Janice and Sidney Easterday.
 Miss Mary Elias, Alice Fraser, Elsie M. Gurney, Gertrude Helen thal Mrs. J. A. Hellenthal, Victor Hardin, Mrs. V. Hardin, M. Hermle, Mrs. M. Hermle, R. T. Irby.
 Prof. w. A. Lundeen. Mrs. w. A. Lunden. Charles Mason. Elizabeth Mowat, Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Anna McKinnon, G. O. O'Neill, Mrs. c. G. Rusher, Dusty Rhodes, Ray Slater, Mrs. R. Slater. Ruth Theurer, Mrs. E. H. Tennyson and Jeri, Mrs. Marion Taylor, Brian Taylor and Gail Taylor.
 From Ketchikan: Mrs. Jennie R. Benta, H. B. Crewson, M. Y. Marks bury. Mrs. T. Stangeland and Merle Stangeland.
 The Aleutian also carries fifty round-trip passengers and large list for the Westward.
 The steamer was scheduled to sail for the westward at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon.
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Daily Lessons in English v %. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN T calculate it is true week" Say, T THINK 1t true ana We meaning of CALCULATE to de- termin mathematical processes.
 OFTEN MSrRONOUNCED Acclmate Pronounce aki-mat first as in AT mstressed the SECOND syllable, not the first iI
 OFTEN SsPEIIED Excellent and excellence; Ls.
 SYNONYMS: fanatic, zealot bigot
 word three times and is yours Let us increase our vocabulary Today word superfuos words brief His speech vast the point
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.BpW( MEMBERS MEET THE QUEEN THEY ARE
 SPONSORING FOR JULY 4

Four visitors were entertained at the Business and Professional Wom- ems Club meeting on the Baranof Terrace Monday
 They were Mrs. Gorilla Mckee, mother of treasurer Natalia Gustaf- son who is here from San Fran cisco to visit for two months; Jackie Fisher, guest of Thelma Osborne; Rose Maier, guest of Louise Skin- ner and Roberta Messerschmidt, candidate sponsored by Rotary Club and the BPWC for Jureau's Fourth of July Queen.
 Discussion of Fourth of July plans and convention plans for the meet ing of the National Federation in San Francisco early in July en- gagged the meeting presided over by President Kate Smith.
 Roberta Messerschmidt was in- troduced by Mrs. Inga Belson, sec retary of the group. who told ot Roberta's fine high school record and her plans to attend Washing ton State College to enroll in a pre- nursing course in the fall.
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SOCIALISM = A DISEASED SYMPATHY

There is a diseased sympathy in the world as well a healthy one, and socialism is diseased sympathy according to Dr. Walter R. Courtney in his sermon The Wise Young Men of Washington and The Road Ahead" delivered from the pulpit of his Presbyterian Church in Nashville, Tennessee We quoted too briefly his remarks about the growth of the Fabian Society in England and we continue now, he tells what he believes the Fabian thinking is doing in this country:
 Let us now turn to America. What is happening here? Are we in any danger from this Fabian move ment to overthrow our traditional government and socalize America?
 T say to you that the program is already well advanced and is walking in league boots. There are million signs aloft saying that are being sold down the river
 What is happening to us? Well, look at the facts.
 "l Government no longer is our servant. It is
 our master.
 % Government is no longer the legislative part
 of America.
 It has invaded the realm of banking.
 It has invaded the realm of electric power.
 It has invaded the realm of agriculture.
 It now proposes to invade the realm of medi-
 cine education and anywhere else where it
 can interefere with free enterprise and dem-
 ocratic liberties"
 We'll what can be done? Dr. Courtney asks then makes these suggestions:
 l. Let us find out what the free enterprise sys-
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BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR
 TRAvELlNG IN ALASKA

Five weeks in Alaska has given Stewart Krieger an opportunity to cover the Territory completely from Nome south and he thinks we have a grand country.
 Representing the K & L Beverage Company, which handles wines and beers, MT. Krieger has seen plenty of distribution of one of his prin- cipal lines while north. Budweiser, he has found as popular here as iii the States.
 While in Juneau Krieger spent time with his business associate Barney Kane.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
T O D A Y

TOT A Y At 8 am. to pm.-Special City Election on proposed Sales Tax. Polls at City Hall for all voters. At 6:30 p.m.-Weather permitting, postponed game. Elks and Moose. At 8, p.m.-Odd Fellows meet in IOOF hall At 8 p.m.-Annual meeting of Ju- neau chapter Red Cross at offices in Shattuck Building.
 June 21 ss' At noon-Kiwanis Club, Baranof.
 June 22 At noon-Chamber of Commerce, Baranof. At 6:30 p.m.-Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club at Merdenhall range,
 June 26 At 6:30 pm.-Basebal game be- tween Elks and Coast Guard.
 June 24 At 7.30 pm-Lions club installa- tion of officers, banquet and pro gram, Baranof.
 June 26 At 8 p.m.-American Legion, Dug out.
 June 27 At noon-Rotary Club, Baranof.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE Sy ROBERTA LEE

O. acknowledgement to introduction one can make?
 thing to i How do you very glad delighted to meet you may also be say Pleased to meet you"
 for the bridegroom and his best man to be dressed alike? efssA
 possible with the exception of the bride groom's boutonnere which should be different.
 held when eating soup pointed towards the mo sidewise?
 Regardless that being eaten the spoon in position its side parallel to the lips
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SENTENCED TO 30 DAYS

Albert Cushing, an unemployed fisherman, has been sentenced to 30 days in the city jail by City Magistrate F. O. Eastaugh.
 Gushing was charged with being drunk and disorderly and chasing Mrs. Agnes Goodwin with knife Sunday night.
 Mrs. Goodwin was severely cut on the arms with a sharp instru- ment six weeks ago. She said at the time she had inflicted the wounds on herself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-20
Suspects Dictaph0ne

When Larsen was called to Sen. McCarthy's office, he said he had the feeling his conversation with Mccarthy was being recorded He explained that an assistant watched the clock and ushered him into McCarthy's presence on the button of five o'clock, as if waiting for the exact moment.
 "'Sit down and tell me what you know about the Amerasia espion- age case, Larsen quoted Mccarthy as saying. I thought to myself I have a feeling someone is being recorded around here I had a hunch :"
 However, Mccarthy didn't get very far with Larsen because the phone kept interrupting
 Mccarthy didn't get a chance to say anything" Larsen continued. ''The phone rang, and he said to some woman on the phone, I can't be there at that time. I am tied up. Tell them I have to go to China or I'm having a baby"
 Finally Mccarthy announced he was too busy and turned Larsen over to an assistant, Don Surine
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Text of Secret Testir,ony

->-~S-~-~~--J
 Since Senator Mccarthy is anx- ious to have Larsen's secret testi- mony published, here is the vef- batim text of what Larsen told the investigating committee:
 Asked by Senator Green of Rhode Island what Senator Wherry hac told tim, Larsen replied:
 He told me somewhat laughingly that he was the expert on homo sexuality in the State Department, and we laughed and I said, Well in that case I am very sorry, Senator. I cannot help you because l am not homosexual.'
 T also told him, I do not like McCarthy's methods or rather the methods of his assistant Then MT. Wherry said, to the best of my memory, Oh Mac has gone out on a limb and kind of made a fool of himself, and we have to back him up now"
 At this point, Senator McMahon of Connecticut mischievously in- quired: When Senator Wherry said he was an expert on homo sexuality in the State Department, did he state his qualifications?"
 "No, he did not" replied Larsen.
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Ferguson is Gentle


 Describing his third Republican interview, Larsen said that Sen ator F'ergusons office was more considerate, even offered to send car to pick him up.
 When Senator Green asked why he had gone to see Senator Fer guson, Larsen replied: Just in the same manner I wanted to see MT. Jaffe, I was quite willing to see MT. Ferguson"
 This frank testimony about Re publican pressure tactics irritated COP Senator Lodge of Massachu- setts, who sat in at the closed- door hearing.
 T can now see you are not ser ious in your answer" Lodge snapped, after Larsen had ex- plained.
 Certainly I am serious" insisted Larsen. T was just as willing to talk to MT. Ferguson as I was to MT. Jaffe."
 Lodge is Rough
 T think that statement pretty we'll disqualifies the witness" pro tested Lodge.
 What other advantage would it have been to myself to See Fer guson?" argued Larsen. You refuse to answer the ques- ton and that. is the end of that" shouted the Senator from Massa- chusetts.
 After Lodge had cooled down, Green continued his questioning.
 Did you understand that these Republican, senators had-I won't say conspired-had talked together about you?" Green asked.
 Well, I felt that they were all |very eager to use me as much as possible" Larsen replied.
 T mean do you think they knew about each other having seen you?" Pressed the Senator from Rhode Island.
 "Oh yes, definitely, because they asked me, you saw Mccarthy on such and such date Oh yes, they all knew where I had been"
 Let me just say Lodge blurted again, "the job of this committee is to find out who was guilty and find out why they weren't punished and that transcends any political consideration"
 Lodge didn't comment, however. on whether Wherry and Ferguson had been motivated by politics.
 Note-Larsen admitted 'loaning" documents to Jaffe but denied knowing of Jaffe's Communist con- nections.
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The Washington kerry-Go"R
Continued from Page one)

Carthy himself, whose office tried to pressure Larsen into testifying against the State Department.
 Neither of these four Republicans had anything to do with the Am erasia probe and it was outside their province to meddle with a Senate committee of which they are not members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-20

Looks like the President is having some trouble about Communists in Washington. Gosh, is this Missouri going to get stuck on sandbar, too?- Cincinnati Enquirer)
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il ]. ..Syss4n Ssa4S,El clon,inented that surine's

Larsen IreS conifnented that surine's office had a great many dicta- phones and other contraptions-at least ten of them in that office. It was bristling with machinery, and I understood that whatever I said would go down into records and on discs"
 Larsen didn't like Surine's high pressure tactics, however, and angrily walked out e. the inter- view.
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Weather: High. 70; low, 4S; clear.
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sCHwINN BIKES AT MADsENs
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MOUNT JUNEAU LQD0A NO. lAD SECOND and FOURTH ~ Monday of each month M4 in Scottish Rite Temple 1 % beginning at.7:30 p. m. w~
 Carson A. Lawrence. w worshipful Master:
 JAMES W. LEVERS. eecretary,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-20

. TT ID E T A B l. E . JUNE 21 . High tide 5:08 a.m.. l4.6 1t. . . Low tide 11:5l am, 06 it. . High tide 1876 p.m., 14.3 it. . . . .
 ATTENTIG,s TOURISTS
 Ride the Mailhoat Yakobi for an intimate acquaintance with SEE AL aska. Leaving every Wednesday, arrive Juneau Saturday night.
 18-tf Polls close at pm. VOTE!
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ATTENTIo,; TOURISTS

Polls close at , pm. VOTE!
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the drawing among truck drivers of the Douglas fre Deparo John Marin Degan became captains or competing for the hose races at the Fourth of July celebration
Evening star., 1950-08-22

Don't hoard. The fighting In
Korea has created no food short
age and none Is in immediate
prospect. Let's be sensible. Don't
hoard.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
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Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
Chid3ier
Mary NJ. Townsend

The Harmonica Dew Drops all
girl quartet appeared at Good
Hope Church in recital last Sun
day night A great crowd witness
ed this program. The quartet was
heard last Sunday morning over
Station KAMD. Camden. At
Good Hope AME Church, Rev T.
Stith reported fine service for
BILE. for the quartet TO sing over
the air again BY paying for the
broadcast The group is being
trained by Mrs. Mary M Town
send. noted musician and voice
trainer Visitors at the Good Hope
program were: Luther, Beard, S
Story. and other members of p. II
Missionary Baptist Mr.. Beard
made an inspirational address to
the congregation and the singing
group.
The Good Hope community a
long with their pastor and friends
sponsored a broadcast Sunday for
The Harmonic Dew Drops. all
girl quartet This was greatly APP
preciated by the school. teachers,
and directress, Mrs Townsend.
Prof Seth Porohia is principal OF
the school.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03

The VFW met Friday night in
their first business meeting for
1850 So, Board OF N. z. district con-
sci met at the Fellowship NIB
church with Rev, L, Lowe, mod
orator, presiding. All churches
were represented except Bethe-
lem The singing union vii! be
held at Fellowship church the
fifth Sunday in January The
assistant HDC agent Of Paririe
county. Miss Gondar, met with the
Mayflower club at the home of
Mrs. 7. ]. Ford Everyone enjoy
ed the discussion and the infor-
nation received.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
MONTICELLO
Alice Ruth Dove

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleave Ridgel
were visited by Mr.. Ridgel's sis
ter recently. Mrs Gladis Dobbins
Of Chicago. Mrs. Effle Ridgal and
sister. Jessie Junior made a spec
TO- trip 20 visit their sick father.
e e Larkin. Of Pine Bluff Mrs.
/onie Collins and family had
Horace jr. of St. Louis MS guest
recently...-.curtis Swift Is here on
O vacation from Milwaukee Rev
Chas II Jones presiding elder Of
Dermot distric, held his ministers
council last weck. Mrs. r. G.
Jones Is recovering from a two
weeks illness Rev A. Hudson
was CUES, OF Rev. c. II. Jones re.
cently......T-he first quarterly con-
ference OF Mt Zion AME was
quite n success Mrs. Agne Evans.
Mis- Fac Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Green Smith attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Ceda Kitrell Of Hamburg
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

Mrs. Mary Lacefield is very i'll
at this writing She received word
that the body of her grandson had
been found. Benson funeral home
had charge Of the body Last
year Eutah Jones and Rev. c. II.
Nolan took the record for fishing.
Mr.. Jones, an amateur fisherman
could not find time for the sport
until two years ago, but taught
other expert fishermen a great les.
son. Don't ever quit because the
fish stop biting. some of the big
gest fish have been caught when
you think they have stoptoina
you think they have stopped.
Jones and Nolan also received the
credit for fishing out the body Of
the Faison boy Both Negro and
whites were earnestly fishing.
Booker Gray and Charlie Cum
mings we're given credit for MANN
ing their boats so we'll Will
Ross Of West Malvern recently
entered the dry goods business D..
Malvern high schools football
trophy is on display on Main
street in the window of Yves Caro-
lyns photo shop.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
MT. ZION

AlCnz0 Tyson
Mrs. COLLEEN J. Tyson ATTENDED
the funeral of her cousin, Mic,
Margaret Kennedy. in Arkadal.
phia last week. Miss Win,
Branch along with other student,
of Mrs. Hazel Hynson, were p,o.
sented in a recital at Mt Zio,
last week. Miss Josephine By.
mum, former citizen of Mt lin,
was married to Walter Tinslev
of Saginaw, Michigan. -. Quinn
Chapel had a successful quarterly
conference.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03

guest speaker in Fordville Sun
day....Sheet music for sale, Con.
gress Hymn Books, Frye's echoes
No. /. 2, 8, also hair pieces. paga
boys, chignons braid and cluster
eurls at Mildred's Beauty No1k,
1912 East first street. Phone 3-3r49
or 3-52ll The singing convention
was held at Mt Calvary B.
church last week Mrs Emma
Tyson is improving from a brief
illness Mrs. Prieilla Mcknight
is on the sick list The Sims
family attended the funeral OF a
life long friend. Hays Springer,
recently Rev. E. c. Gutter will
address the Providence Lodge
No "a on the subject New Deal
and Friendly Deal Hays Spring
er was born in Alabama April /
1877, He was married to Mis-:
MyTish Williams in 1897 and tc
this union was born boys and
girls. He was member Of FRS
Baptist church number of year,
and was then a member of Rulai
Grove Baptist church until hi
death. He departed this life Jan
uary Is. He leaves to mourn thei
loss a wife, ! daughter, 5 sons,
brother sister, % grandchildren
3 great grandchildren and a hos
of friends.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03

Pulaski County Training school
recently purchased an additional
two arces of land. The movement
was launched under the con-
scientious leadership Of ]. 3. Nc
Swain and Prof. D. D. Hawkins.
Fortunately, more and more at
tention is being given TO setting up
more adequate buildings and re-
irrational facilities for our chill
dren. With these grea, thoughts
in mind, the faculty and student
body worked untiringly and rails
ed eight hundred dollars for this
great movement. This amount Of
money was matched by the school
board through the efforts Of Supt
j. L. Watson Miss Mae Wilhelm.
director OF narcotics for the state
Of Arkansas, presented a movie
and gave a lecture 10 the student
body recently The grade and high
schools were given separate lee
lures The Home Economies de-
partment sponsored a movie en-
iitled. Planning for your Future.
for the high school These movies
are sponsored by the several de-
partments OF the the school
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
SPARkMA AN

Mr.. and Mrs. O T Tooke had
as weekend guests. Mrs. c. G..
Johns and sons, Gilbert, ir Of
AMIN college OF Pine Bluff, and
John Marshall OF Eudora .-.
Mrs. Tooke and Mrs. Johns cele-
brated their birthday recently
The Tigers have played several
games. The girls defeated pcako
When David and Robert stop
visiting the doctor prior 10 a
game. the boys will start out on
their merry way again Robert
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
'sss Six STATE PRESS Fri. Feb g. 1850

Stitch reported fine service for
last week The officers and quite
a few members Of Good Hope and
Bethel attended the Minister'S
council recently Rev. and Mrs.
Thos. Stith were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Blake Mr..
and Mrs, Martin Purifoy are proud
parents of a fine baby boy
Please have your news ready when
you purchase your paper.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
cURDON


Mrs Allie Mae King OF Waldo
spent the weekend here with her
sister and Mrs. Ora Bell and fami-
iy-J. W. Mark Of Rockford, Ill
inois Is at the bedside OF his mo-
ther. Mrs. Marks Mrs. Florine
Bailey Of Oakland. California
l. here visiting her brother and
sisters. Mrs. Fannie Sutt and
son Oscar Stitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lum Ellis. Mrs Nancy Cook and
Elma Stringer were in Alexander
last week visiting relatives and
friends Mrs. M. Marks passed
last week .. A. r Allen and Mrs
eOline Ellis made a business trip
10 Arkadelphia last week Mrs
Ella Barlow and Mrs Nan Chat
nan and Rev. S. L. Lord attend
4 the board meeting in Hope last
eek Mrs. Myrtle Harrington
sponsored a program at Bethel A
ME church last week Mrs John.
ME Campbell has returned form
a brief visit with relatives in
Chicago. She was accompanied
back by her two nephews and a
niece Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis Of
Denver is here visiting friends
The Usher board is sponsoring q
Valentine Party on February IA
nj the home Of Mrs Johnnie
Campbell Mrs Ella Jones. W.
Jones. Mrs Jake Kolhiem. Mrs
Thelma More and Mrs Johnnie
Adams are on the sick list for
this week. Please give your
news 70 Dcpricst Campbell on
Saturday so that II may get in on
time for the Press. Thanks
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-03
CONWAY
John III. Gilbert


Mrs. c. S. Sutton, Miss Martb,
Branch, Mesdames Fl. Bullocl
M. E. Dennis and J. A. Taylor vi,l
tied the art exhibit at HendriI
college last week 49,. Mrs. Bessj.
Hampton of Cleveland has beer
in the city visiting her fatbe,
P. Conley who is i'll ...-. Mrs d
A. Hooke is with her mother, Mn,
Rosella Hamilton. who is i'll
Pine street teachers were proud
that John II. Gilbert won the a
ward on the drawing of In
Brown Stallion. Shirley EsterI
wood also received an award
Richard Manly. jr. has built foul
new rent houses. We are proud !
Mr.. Manly and Rev. A. Robe
who owns and operates a garaa
and is pastor Of two outstandn}
churches in the city