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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
QUAKER CITY NEWS

Mrs. Alden Hall, north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Webster,
Mrs. Emma Webster and daugh-
ter, Mary were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith
and family, east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Carpenter
were business visitors in Zanes-
vile, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watson and
son of Salesville, route, were
guests Sunday evening of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Crawford. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Scott OF
Quaker City route, visited Sun
day evening with his mother,
Mrs Blanche Scott and aunt, Miss
Ella Henry
Mr. and Mrs Otis Carpenter
and son of Old Washington, call
ed on friends here, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs George Flood of
Cambridge route visited with
Mr. and Mrs Carl Moore and son,
east of town, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Lee McBurney of
Cambridge, were visitors at the
] T Gibson home, Sunday
Miss Grace Hall went to Pitts
burgh, Pa, Saturday to spend a
week with her niece, Mrs Eliza
beth McCafferty and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hall visit
ed Thursday afternoon with his
brother, Fred Hall and wife of
Clarington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Moore
of Kenmore, N. Y, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Moore and at
tended reception of alumni at
Muskingum college, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Foraker
and daughter, Karen visited with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
Winland, near Middlebourne on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale West of Bel
mont. visited Saturday with Mrs.
Gertrude Spencer and son, Alvin.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson and son,
John were business visitors in
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer L. Reid,
Mrs. Clarence Floyd and Mrs.
w. J. Moore were Caldwell
visitors, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. William Forsythe visited
Thursday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Stoneburner and
family, Salesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Carpenter
and son, Leon visited Thursday
and Friday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Carpenter of Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Carper and
son, Dan spent the weekend with
the Fred keenan, family of Mt.
Gilead.
Mrs. Gainel Huckelberry and
daughters of Columbus, spent
last week with her mother, Mrs.
Madge Eagon and family.
Mrs. Ona Griffin, who has
been residing at the Heskett
Rest home in Cambridge, came
last week to spend the summer
at her home at this place, Her
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Spear OF
Galax, Va, is visiting her this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. M. S. Lawrence
are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Gaylord Hall and family, Ash
land.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
SPENDS FURLOUGH

Sgt. James Robinson is spend
ing 20-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Robinson, Caldwell. He. is sta
toned with the air force at
Miami Beach, Fla.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-06-12
SARAHSVILLE NEWS

SARAHSVILLE - Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Craft and children
of Fulda called on Mrs. Rebecca
Robinson, Mrs. Madge Nichols
Saturday. Mrs. Robinson cele-
brated her 96th birthday recent
ly.
Jimmy Robinson, who serves
Evening star., 1952-01-06

Guord duty at the main cote tower. From
this post an Inspector con see for miles
and spot anything approaching by land or
oir Right: A security officer scans the
sky from his potro truck No planes ore
allowed over Los Alomos without approval
Evening star., 1952-01-06
Policing the Atoms

CEvERAL HUNDRED World War II veterans are
y doing one of the most important national
security jobs in the country. Known simply as
the Protective Force. Los Alamos Security Branch.
they maintain 24-hour vigil over 10000 acres
of rugged New Mexico terrain. All have been
specially instructed in skils ranging from sabotage
detection and judo to handling machine guns and
tanks Each man also has been given special
instruction in guarding atomic energy installations.
It is the duty of the Protective Force to guard
the Atomic Energy Commission laboratories and
patrol every inch Of Los Alamos County. Each
member Is responsible for detecting and preventing
subversive activity, sabotage, espionage. or any
other illegal act which would in any way interfere
with or cause information leakage about the atomic
program
The force was set up by its chief. Col John
A. Carroll. former district commander Of Massa-
chusetts State police AS soon as he had trained
his first group of men, they took over the duties
performed up until that time by military police
The unit of civilian guards. the only one of its
type was admittedly experiment. Since its
inception. its methods have proved so successful
that they have been adopted by other installations
throughout the Acc program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

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Evening star., 1952-02-21
=Reoders' Clearing House raS assssz ss@sl -
Conducted by
BETSY cAsWELL-
WORDS TO POEM

| SSS4tA%0 ~ 41GaIt4s
from Miss J. "A. c.. Washington
Mrs. w. L. H.. Tulsa, Okla.
Here are the words that you re-
quested In the RCH as well as
can remember them.
The hen to herself said one beautiful day,
The day y,s is 50 fine tinss I'll step over the way,
And csll on ny neishbor and friend
Who lives BY the. side of beautiful brook.
cnek suek @ eIask eiask elaek sask sask eusk elusk
Shakinr her feathers, she called to her
chicks. cluck ciuck,.
tracks, cluck cIuck. ' - 40
hsd nf Sen Ws.a s sBrosd g. hG
Chuck cIuek. eIuck cluek. eluck cluck.
Good day; Madam Hen. said the duck with
hope you 1'S are %e and ddaSe your sweet chick
And now let them go with my ducklinss
While ge have chat on the news Of the
9ussk e aasck. euack quack, euack auack.
hen tsv & &SufbsE bat e aes aHasE
them all, cluck cluck,
Lest into the water the chickens should
fall, scluck cluck,
FOR you cannot swim. my dear chickens" !"
"And snrey rely vii vii drown if you disobey mel"
Cluck cluck cluck cluck, cluck cluck.
Cluck cluck. !cluck cluck. cluck, cluck.
So out went the chickens and ducklings
to play, peep peep;
Right straight 70. the brock the young
ducks led ths way, peep peep.
lRiRht into the water they went without
fear
And called to the chickens to follow them
Peep peep, peep peeD, peep peep.
Peep peep, peep peep, peep peep.
The ducklings 90 easily swan all about.
The chickens said surely IT'S easy to fioat,
peep peep.
And SO they. jumped in but alas they soon
found
That chicks are not ducks for the brood
Peep peep, peep peeD. peep peep.
Peep peep, peep peep, peep peep.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
WOOL REMNANTS.

(From Mrs. F. G. r., Washington
In connection with the wool
remnants. I advise you to write to
the following where wool rem
nants can be purchased: Gibson
Mills. Inc, Wool Remnant Co.
|P. o. 181 Canal street. New York
N. Y. I know of some friend.
who have purchased wool rem.
|nants from them with full salts
faction,
Evening star., 1952-02-21
DISCONTINUED PATTERN?
From Mrs. II. A. X, Lando0er
Hills),

This Is a very belated thank
you for information received 9
long time ago regarding elimina-
ton of black marks on the floors
caused by shifting cribs around.
Now would be most grateful
If some kind reader could tel
me where might obtain a copy
of a discontinued patter. I an
most anxious to get the Simplicity
Pattern. 2605, size 16. This is
jacket and skirt combination. Tht
skirt features q godet.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
"THANK YOU" NOTES.

THANk YOU NOTES.
from M. G. s., AlerGndriG)
A late but very sincere thank
you" for the two copies Of Sat-
evepost that were received from a
reader at Andrews Field.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
COOPERATIVE SCHOOL.

from Mrs. II. c.. Arlington)
The Arlington Forest Pre- School
Association, a cooperative. has
several openings for little girls
between the ages of 4 and 5 for
the remainder of the school year
For further information call Mrs
Conger, membership chairman, at
Owens 6657.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
STAMP ADDRESS.
(Fronl Mrs. M. A. L.,
Cnnifnl HeinhtsI


For the lady who wants the ad-
dress Of the home or missionary
society that collects used postage
stamps: send mine to the Mis-
sion Stamp Exchange. Woodstock
College, Woodstock, Md.
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CHRISTMAS CACTUS.
fFromt Mrs. r. L. F., Washington
Mrs. F. L. F., Washington: II
you will write to Johnson Cactus
Gardens, Paramount, Calf, re-
questing their free cactus book
you will find an assortment of odd
cactus plants among which are
some exquisite Christmas cactus.
Several months ago I sent an
order to them for several cactus
plants. They arrived in perfect
condition with not a spine broken.
Some of them now have buds and
I am quite thrilled with them.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
BROWNIE RECIPE?

BROWNIE RECIPE!
(From Mrs. P. o. L., Washington
Would some one please furnish
the brownie recipe printed in the
cook book put out by a well-known
food corporation?
Evening star., 1952-02-21
GREAsE SPOTS.
From Mrs. A. r. s.. Bethesda

from Mrs. A. r. s.. Bethesda
| To remove stubborn grease spots
from cotton dresses and. table
cloths, ] have found that If you
sponge the spot with a good clean
ing fluid and then wash the usual
way. the grease will disappear and
not harm the color or fabric. I've
even done SO after the dress or
cloth has been ironed and you dis
cover an unsightly grease spot
especially on a solid color. Just
lay on fiat surface (ironing board
preferably and clean spot by
using piece of turkish towel
dipped in cleaning fluid. Use
brisk straight strokes. May / sug-
lgest all homemakers keep q bottle
Of good cleaning fluid around the
house. It's wonderful to remove
grease from wallpaper, hardwood
floors and rugs.
PIECE OF MUSIC?
from Miss v. E. M, Cameron, Ill.,
would like some help in ascer-
tanning the name Of the composer
| Of the following titled instrument
tai piece Of music, MY Lady'sl
Portrait" It may be a single
sheet Of music or 1t may be in
cluded in a book used by music
teachers quite some years ago.
Not knowing the composers name
or any other information about
the piece I have been unable toI
locate it at several music stores
where I have made inquiry. III
some one is familiar with this
title. I would like to know the
name Of the composer. year of
publication If available. or the
name Of book and publisher and
other information necessary in 10
eating this music.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
QUERY?
(Fron1 Mr.. o. II. w.,
Meet HMnffsa,iIIRI

Could some of you readers make
a suggestion as to how I can
volunteer my services a few eve
nings a week or during the week
ends, which would assist the
handicapped? It should be un-
derstood I will not solicite for
funds. I wish to make my serv-
ices available to either individuals
or a reliable organization. Have
had no training in social work
but would be glad to do any task
or tasks within my ability.
I am a bachelor in my early
|30s. can handle most phases
of bookkeeping, tipping or general
office work and drive a car.
though I do not own one. Al
though handicapped by q severe
spinal curviture I lead a normal
life. except for duties requiring
heavy lifting or carrying.
Perhaps some blind person is in
need Of a guide or an organization
can offer some type of training
to equip me for teaching.
Evening star., 1952-02-21
REVERSIBLE RUGS.

from Mrs. A. w. w., Fdirtur)
Mrs. j. ]. H.. Washington: We
have one of the reversible rugs
manufactured by q well-known
Chicago firm. I think you effect
a definite saving by sending in
your old rugs and discarded ma
terial Of various kinds.
The rugs are beautiful, With an
interesting weave, and by use Of
q rug cushion underneath the re-
verse side never becomes worn or
matted. We have found it de-
sirable to use one side one winter
and the reverse the next and so on.
Evening star., 1952-02-21

PEANUT BUTTER SOUP?
(From Mrs. L. M. Washington
Does any one have a recipe for
peanut butter soup such as is
served in a well-known tearoom in
Silver Spring?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
Rabies Shots
Taken: No
Polio Reported

FROST. Tex. r - seven months
aEo nearly 100 persons In this small
TeSas town took five rabies shots
each in an experimeni 20 deter.
mine Whether this world prcvcn,
poiio.
Since thai time no polio case
has been reported In Frost seven
months ago seven az Navarro
Coiniys y polio eases we're In Inc
Frost area.
Reporting This TO-DAY. DOCTORS
Who made the experiment we're
careful not 90 claim the experiment
had YET proved anything.
pr. iierberi y. Hips waco.
first advanced the idea. saying
only that pcople who have re.
eeived rabies shots generally don't
have patio.
Or. Hips slid
''Neu hare mere definite An.
formation ga as success afier
aboal six monlhs. ~ september
sc should knom II ear teets helped.
Erosi has q hisiory uhieh usually
results ~ po'io cases during August
and sepscsaher n none Occur shss
year nc can Nc icd 10 believe rhe
exDerimeMi mas anrthwhile.
nexpise 40. fitpps csulinn. PEG.
pie IN the Frost area are enshn.
slastis. Dr. A. q. Grisxafss. past
president q ihc Navarro Ionnss
Medical sossetg. SAID many had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

Secretary Of State
Was Greeted by
President "a
Washington Airport

WASHINGTON oa--Seereiary o
State Aekesou returned wednesds.
from Lixhon and received con
ordinations from President 1rs
man for the Accomplishments" q
tie meeting there of he North Al
isnlic Treaty 0rRani<aiion lNkrOl
Mr.. Truman. freeing Acheso
personally II Tire airport. said INC
Lisbon confcrcrce was Ire .'mns'
successful teld thus Cor hy me-
Western Allies.
~ think we have accomplished
In he last few days the things We
have been working fnr for~shr las
three or four years" Mr.. Truman
said. JIc congratulated hosh Ac,.e
son and Sec. n the Treas. sry
der. who returned In The prc<idcn.
iial pIane with Aeheson. lar ''ffe
iob you have accomplished"
n reply. Aehc<on said he Though
NE have accomplished what va
act o1SI A arNonsuIta& -
Aehesen.s imrsSsss. ,,... A.
rlude ! corfrrrore ,.,sh she pea
dent folloxed he aes.5,>5 ss,,s.
sfions "A - ee..ts 80 s5,..-<
pcrsir. nes.,,.ns r.m-,s,... !,
the moges made b. the North A..
lanfic Treaty Coasnr{I A sfraaryhe<
49, "a rsssc. nr.... ...,rs, g..
munlss .rev..ssnr
whas $780, -. a. a.. -.
rvcssscn.g 1880. .......s.s.
sho,,s ~ a.ene~.s,c. ~ wsss..r
trurcre c~c..ss~s - 49,. a,--..
hr.r;rs - ~. s..s - -. 49,.
issrasicn's sc~ske~.~sse ss'...~.s -
4, 40 80 80 - s.~s... ~ 49,
S,fnrisl. go e. a.a.... - -.
shs, 80 rssh~. ~.~<~-~. 80
esrI;~r ~ssc~ss =. w~sssr- $500
A ocaco !. se,,s. s.<rsss.~.-
s.geen Frsnrs snd Wrs, cs~r..s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
Msoring Maf
Aids Tf

NEW YORK. DEs-o44ginally
DESIGNED ~ . mooFing mast for
airships in fhe dayx q she Pen
retins. tho towef that snake an
The top floors of the io7-sinrv
Empire State buisding finally
he's sone into lfs own.
The tower now house, . mast
that bears TIE anssnnns n five
of the Ncw York areas seven
'e1efeion stations. " u n T..
wcBS-Ty. wABD. WITTY and
WPIx ssnd on their programs
simultaneously without inter-
ferer<e aithoash their anfennas
IRE iocatsc within Z short dss-
ianCt a. each nlhrr O. the mast.
Adaision Of the mast 60 she
Iowcr increased the buildings
extr~sne height so almn~i i.soe
feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
Xo More
freedom Trains

HOF. Germany, tf1--Czech
order guards have frightened
recauiions 20 foTessall any at
fFnpt az a Second freedom
ain escape through the Iron
urtain. West German border
oiice report
The cxechs have fastened steel
airs "a the rails from Asch.
'xechoslovakia. 10 ahe Havnrian
order 10 derail any unaulhoris.
4 train on tins stretch. she Ger.
aHnS reported
German police asia that only
FusTd railway personnel pos.
ess a safety wrench" % re-
move the bars permitting shc
.ew anthorized passenger ana
freight trains % cross the border
10 West Germany.
Tho Czschs also are reported
'tp diExias dllehss ana erect,
ms clecirieally CHARGED fencor
which viii DISCHARGE ausornssie
llaEUs a. = toaeh Czech border
snerds then uaehinesan the
srsa automatically
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

told han they would be ailllne 10
take the rabies shots AGAIN.
We sren't certain what caused
The down curve. bsft We llke to
believe last summers experiment
might she responsible" said Or.
GrixxafIi.
the absence % polio here IA
eounieE b an unusually hirh winter
Incidence IN Texas which has led
Dr. George W. Cox. state health
nffseeF. - warn that the state may
have . record Eoiio pear.
mr. WI Miller. acting director
NJ fhe CoFsscana Navarro lieaish
Tint. said the pengram last year
eess ahouf a 60 ard viii BE- a.
Tered aaain this year ~ funds
are available and the people are
wiling TIE expense Al ~ 1854
tests vas absorbed ~ Dr Miller
ard afhfr<.
pF. iIipps said has sheery r.
based o. similarity besv cen reh.ss
and fptio. hash 81 shich he be
siexes arr tsrus iaie6sious which
attack - assssus sysssn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

II universal nisllf&ry training
tuMTl Coz q limited time.
Req. Shsfer ~ Mach }. whs 90.
poscs ne measure. told = REPEATER
lisai hackers ~ ne BAL neald ae-
eeN cut al date IN order 70
rass u Ihis veald ne4n setting
! sime Limit Cor elsler an end n
TIE pro&ram a. kenxressionsi
Eexleu o. 4.
sbaleF lmplied Bat 90 not sax
that sonae congrcssmen nov 90.
posing shs biii MIGHT vote Cor a
mEdeT this restriction
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
Behind The
World News

NEM htfltk lF-~Nhai Keeps me
cou,moa man eammon "a ,he rom.
mon enld
Death i an. final levsl~r. sui
the common eald Al Me IA ~
greatest equalizer
n h the most democratic a
diseases. creeping Win email i'm,
partially into the nossrils al ne
aristocrssie and the hroo<hisl
tubea al the most Iowly.
The esmman cold links "a an
in q fine mortality. a brosherhnod
az susceptibility. like maney 4 IL
a medium OF exehanse. me colo
nel's lady can give il ,o Judy
o'crads and a peass., can relay
!, ~ his king Fvca n. s,.Iir e.ri
lover his celebrated iron Curtain
on his invisible bond ina, inins
al mankind.
Yes. one -kerchoos'' makes shc
whole world han.
like love. the comn,on cald "A
caused by a roE.fillerable Virus.
And IA m she ease al loye. nconlc
rail- agains. lis larmenls. hs.t ~.
crells unioy them. Aaain. lac lave.
IL can really BE- cured only hy Inc
passage al time.
30 many wonder druRs have
been deseloned Ia defeat he com.
mon Geld il Is wonder one az
tfem doesn't really work.
People happily ply themselves
with loxenees. mae drops couah
drops. bromlsles. salyes. unauenss.
oinlmenls, pain dullers. nar<lcs.
ultra violet rays. ansihissa mines
and prohistamines There are i.o0I
remedies ier 4 cold. Hut ms con.
,iciion il that nobndy ever really
cot over a cold until he VAS tired
al IL.
When you really Get tired n A
eold--whcn Ii has done All Il can
Cos you-it usually leaves you ana
goeg an 10 help some asiy elsr.
Either that or you 60 into pncu.
monia.
In an honesty some government
oushs 10 strike a medal honor;nr
the common cold Tor service ~
The human race ..ahove ana he.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
To1uy's
Business
Mirror

NEW YORK ~ hiile quinn
printing may be on tap Tn get busi
ness moving upward again.
That's how some businessmen
are putting two end two together
today. by pump printing the,
mean relaxation Of price and ma.
terial controls and perhaps easssr
credit terms--as well a. the GOV
crnmeni money 10 be pumped eui
10 the i0rm al deiene spndins
Ga the oae hand. imitation seems
less 81 q threat than deflation ~
many businessmen. AID pessibly "a
some government men Cow Trey
cite az Indications
4. Tuesdays report that the east
81 hvirg rise appears halted Tor
tie time Al least.
2. The drip OF Wholesale prices
back 10 last Summers Low point
,. The sag in the Industrial pro.
dursion iadex below the figure this
time last year
I. Defense spcnding proving less
N shot Ia the arm than expected.
.. 4 prediction IN Detroit Al lAc
mceiing vi the Associated Cereal
Contractors OF Amcriea mat con.
stractson sLis year viii fall 10 per
cent belo,e last wear.
8. unea.. loymenis riSe In many
cities.
on The other hand. TIE gos EZRA,
mcni appears 10 be doing q turn.
about. A number of indnslsialisss
lhiak Washington is getting read,
10 loosen eonirols that only recent
- 4 was threatening 10 tighien
Businessmen note that washington
seems eager now 10 Se, pcoa.e ID
resume building plans Il once held
AZ, 10 make more consumer goods
10 keep more workers nay In less
essential" Industries.
Tic ssreschoui of ihe arms pro
gram over lonDg period /,
ssowediy aimed a iciting COT
sslmer goods Industries produce
more-and hence hire more.
The auto industry Is 20 set more
las,ad Tta.n - '''...''. 80. "s ~
copper j. 20 be given auto maker.
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a,..~,s. 81 aoe !" Nv sss ,s'
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nes,,ie,,o.. n. an. 80. - -.
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shla sas.n s..o.',,''' -, "' - aeaa 49,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
SiranseCoin
Is Found

WINNIPEG. Man, ~ - A
bronze coin dated 1897, believed
70 have been leaai tender NJ one
If the Italian provinces. was
found in q cash register here.
One side was stamped ~Renno
I.ombordo Noneto-v" and the
other had the amount n Cent?
slime
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
CONCH
.HOWDER.

- 80 @~fFtHt
1eaaeksee Williams was gssinq
ne q Iiil along glth Paul Iiieelow
N Saturday afternoon in has snsx.
", swung.low sweet chariot, when
slgas sregae has drew up along
ide. Tennessee was naturally keep.
ng has eyes on the road and didn 4
office II ~ first. The driver called
oud.y. 'liey lennaxsee AND
hen williams turned 70 sse VINO
lss shosiing. the driver reSspred
nagnifieenlly 10 has ear load al
ssssengess ana announced rrssdiy
foa see There he Is. tennessee
VILLAINS"
A letter from Diek lpoisrbearl
)lmsted nov writing for the Met.
opolilan Museum and living al r.
harles ss.. :..Y.C.. asked Tor re-
ords of his work here because he
feels too youne for I.eavcnworth".
.ljail That is.D Dick claims that
"a present job eives him a grand
hancc 10 pull myself oul oi the
ami o. the Philliuines. NJ least
here art IA henored. l couldn't
VI iof more Al this stage q. game,
sbwise. bul climalewise, could
~ DO ash Cor more. Ay key West
ahmed blood docs DOT hold No in
h stone wilderness aud eontinue
3 wsllow IN nostalgia Zoe The bea.
es and Ne .slls Of key West"
Dick used 10 amase besehiies by
ayins dc 'keyss board" Ills
lace has been somewhat ussrped
: Don q ne SALTY Sax who fin
ssl ask Edyshe Mccarthy who
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a Connie keane II Canoda and
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school. ! was fresh 60 Il cellcrs
1nd 10 green n ~ able 10 handle
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= the school gym without losing
latience. She sniacked another
layer With paddle. interfered
nd she smacked me. and
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mackeroo inning there Cor awhile,
m the set of s.slatiery's Hurri.
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