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Evening star., 1952-10-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
Beautiful Wynnewood
4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
1A27 NJ TVANHOE ST

On beautiful corner lot in heart of
Wynnewood.. Custom built. in 1910;
A lovely brick Colonial Of unusual
charm now offered for first time.
First floor has through hall en-
trance, large living room with mir
rored fireplace, side screened porch
with picture window overlooking
terrace and rock garden, de luxe
electric kitchen, meZanine floor has
delightful den or bedroom with gas
Dashboard radia tion heat and private
bath. Second floor has three we'll
proportioned bedrooms, one with
sun deck and full bath. Third floor
has one large finished room which
serves as a fifth bedroom or hobby
room. Basement has finished rec
reation room with fireplace. full
bath. with glassed-in shower, prac-
tically new automatic washer and
dryer and 13-foot deepfreeze.- At
tached garage. Asbestos roof.
lovely brick wall incloses the rear
and sides of property. Price
$4,000; reasonable terms.
ENZOR REALTY co.
350l N. Wash. Blvd,
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wEsTGATE AREA, a new Dutci
NEAR WHITE OAK. Comfortable 8.

SILVER SPRING-BY OWNER
Attractive 2-story Colonial home.
Less than D years old. Large liv.
rm. with firepl., separate dining
room, modern kit. powder room and
screened porch on 1st floor: 3 large
bedrms. and baths on 2nd floor;
paneled recr. rm. with firepl; maid
rm. and bath in bSmt.; fenced yard
Price includes wall-to-wal carpet
ing. aluminium storm windows and
door Bendix and other extras Un-
der $4,000. For appt. call ST.
SS43. is
Evening star., 1952-10-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HYATTSVIII.E

Immed. poss., 3-bedrm.. 2-story brick
oil h.-w.h., fireplace, Bendix; close
to parochial, grade and high schools
shop. and transp. Assume GI loan;
price and terms reas. Call WA
Evening star., 1952-10-13

BE EIHESDA-S4,5 ,5UU DOWN
! 1-year r-old all-brick home with slate
roof, in excellent cond. Lovely liV.
rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. lge.
kitchen, 3 bedrms.. screened porch.
Large; %elI-lan66scapea 6n lot, C!GSe Sois 70
priced low, with verv attractive
financing available Immediate pos
session. Office open It'll Q.
Town & Suburban. OR. 94O0
Evening star., 1952-10-13
EDWARD R. BRIGGS
IA. 5-1744. Realtor, IA. 5-9I54.

Annandale. Va. Phone JE 2-744-
Closed SUNDAYS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA BETHESDA-seyeral
Prand-new quality homes. priced
from S17.500, $4,000 cash. down
hood, near beautiful new Grade
school. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. WI
7007; eyes,. call OV. 67O9. lie
Evening star., 1952-10-13
COLORED
RROOKIAND

1903 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
Detached home on lge. fenced-in lot.
1st floor. liv. rm. with firepl., lge.
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. bath.
screened porch: End floor. 2 rms.
and bath; full bsmt. with recreation
rm., laundry rm.. lavatory, outside
entrance; screens, storm windows,
insulated and weather stripped; oil
h..w.h. House in excellent condi
tion Shown by appointment. Call
Mr. Sadler, MI. S656.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1920 K st. NV. ME. 1923
Evening star., 1952-10-13
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AvONDALE AREA-New 5-rm. brick;
f1repl., bsmt., very large expansible
attic, roughed-in bath; mr. shopping,
bus. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
CONN. AVE. EST.-By owner: 10
min. from Bethesda. Naval Hospital
and N. 1. H.; close to 2 shop centers.
Three -bedrm.. all-brk. rambler; liv.
rm. 20 by ,13 with ,woodburning
outside outside 'ep entr am lot % so p BY 0i i46 Tesn iess
than VI. old. Assume 30-yr., 4go
CT loan. $3,675 cash. LO. 4-02O7.
FoREsTvnLE-2-story brick Cape
Cod, 3 bedrms.. full bsmt,, storm
END street. l6 Martha st. 10.
HYATITSvnLE-Two complete apts.,
consisting of No. 1. liv. ,rm;. din.
I'm klt rms ssdFms snd Bath. and Soha SeSh NS e.
HYATTsvILLE-2 bedrms., sep. din.
rm.. exp. attic; nr. schools and
transg; IgRNi;v $1,000: Il 90. ARTHUR CARR
baths, on 5 lovely lots, a beautihfuuil
trees, shrubs. flowers, front and
side porches, entrances, oil h.-w.h.,
gar suitable Tor lge; family Or 2
RADIANT VALLEY. S1S $50: 2-bedrm.
brick rambler with lge. din. rm. and
tile BATH very we'll improved lot in
nice community; quiet; elec. Pennsy
train to Union Station in IL min.
c. D; MURPHY. Realtor, WA. 0509
and LU 4-6227. is
WALKING DISTANCE to Northwest
ern High School and Univ. of Md;
brick rambler, 3 bedrms,, breezeway
and gar: 2 yrs. old; S19,95O. terms.
WINSTON C. CLAY, WA. 1928. ---13
CAPE COD-Two bedrms and bath
on 1st floor. large bedrm. on End
floor. bsmt.; attractive lot. JOHN
"A. WENTZ, AP. 0900. III
Specialist time offered. Only
S495 dn. to non-GI or GI. Open
until 9 pm Attractive 3-yr- -old
bungalow near Sill Sprg Full bsmt.
quickly PARKSIDE REALTY CO..
SH. 1876 or ewes. JU. S-33S0.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

This cute little 3-bedrm. asbestos
shingle Cape Cod on y acre OF green
lawn, dotted with shade trees is
worth and can be bought for Sl4. $50
with $4,000 cash. There is 156-ft.
trontage on ST. Paups st. and 12S
could conceivably double or triple
the value a little later on. Ewes.
call 81. 9745 or OIL. 1896.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
Realtor 81, 1922
Evening star., 1952-10-13
4300 31St ST

Mt. Rainier-Corner z rms, bsmt
oil h.-w.h.. new cond., lot so by
10. trees. fence. screens and storm
windows. near everything; $1,000
open iSgo sat and and Sum I owNER EJ3iai1ss TA
Evening star., 1952-10-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
SETTLE ESTATE

NEAR ALL S.W. GOVT. DEPTS.
Well constructed 3story semi
and bath each. fun bsmt, oil h.-w h.,
2 brick garages; | apt can be used
by owner; must be sold. Make offer.
H. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2I37.
TR. 1868. IL
Evening star., 1952-10-13
DO YOU WANT2

DO YOU WANT?
A lge. Cape Cod home with liv. rm.
26x1S, firepl., center-entr. hall,
lge. sep. din. rm, 3 very spacious
bedrms.. full bsmt. with bath, lge
2-car Diet. garage, sit. on lot of
outside city of Falls Church? Full
price only S24,950, with only ST.
SOC cash down payment required.
If you are interested in this type
home, please call
YEONAS REALTY
2313 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
GL. 2100 Realtor OK. 1243
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COLORED
WOODBRIDGE

2nll Monroe st. ne. Beautiful de-
tached center-hall home featuring
large liv. rrl. with firepl..- spacious
din rm.. large kit; md f.. 4 bed
roomsS" tile baths. screened sleep
ing p0reh o iult nsp1' eutSere crsened enT, si,
ting porch; slate roof insulated and
weather stripped; dble car attach.
ear Shown by appt. Call Mr..
Sadler. MI. S656.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
SALE BY OWNER

ASSUME 4es TRUST
$13, 500. Detached, rms. and util-
ity rm.; newly decorated; 6736
CONLEY RD.. Parklawn, Hyattsville.
Md. Call OIL. 1858 or see Sat. and
Sun, 2 till 6.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
YEONAS REALTY
SEE IT NOW

SEE TT NOW
Because this is an unusually good
buy. Six.mo -old brick rambler,
with big liv rm. with firepl, GE
kit, equipped with range, refgr,
and Disposall; separate laundry
rm.; 3 bedrms.: tile bath; full
bsmt. with outside entrance; on
huge heavily wooded lot. With a
very low down payment, you can
assume big FILA loan. Total price,
S15,75O. Try and beat it'll!
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF Wilson IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-10-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

HILdGREsT Hills AREEA-s23,s5Q. High
fast rm.: bedrooms. and iull tiled
bath on both 1st and end floors: rec
nm. garage. screened porch; lovely
DO down R'n FRAN ERfSS W fsRfideE PaEfps s. q9P p
HILLcREsT ai proper1Loveiy s older
firm; and bath home. Trees and
LSGoIN SGeGS sai2.f F4kk1ncome HI Come producer; us
spacious det. brick, 8 rms, . baths;
s}Efn e9nd nFss Resl yysalu value! ". ,GEIFFoRp
4sIs sN Nichols s1cH s. AVELopen i Or - sag, ao
Sun. -; 2-story brick semidet.,
3 5edrmgs; sl3,750. terms. OWNER,
LOVELY 5 RMS. BATH-In select
white sec. ! q blk; to bus and shop
Like new. Only S11,95o. HI. 6,777
Mr.. NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC. 2
story brick, Semidet., > bedrms.,
scr porch: rec. rm.; eli: steel constr.
S3,500 cash. 10. 3-6SS9. Ia
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
NEW SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Three bedrooms, two full baths with
knotty-pine recreation room. all
electric kitchen, full basement with
outside entrance on large lot. Trade
your old home. Mr.. Musselman. Ii.
1856.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1874 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
LYNDALE Sc, OFF MINI. AVE.
Near .parochlai and public schools.
Lovely. modern, 6-rm. brick in i'm
maculate cond. Beautiful rec. rm.
Nice yard In the best location. For
wonderful buy call Mr.. Penland,
ST. 1868. Ewes. IU. 2-7612 till 10
pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. -l5
SHIPLEY TERRACE
Evening star., 1952-10-13
5000 DOWN CT
$50 PER MONTH $40 300

Only $500 down. Charming 5-rm
home; large picture window: full
hsmt. large Anchor-fenced lot: neal
Wheaton. PAYMENTS include taxes
and inSur. UN. 0531. FIR. .4S2
UN. 331l. SUN REALTY. INC.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19

rs of your clubs skiing program
for the coming season.
We furthermore extend a cordial
invitation TO any enc or any group
who might desire To come to Tele-
graph Creek to try out our ski run
and especially TO compete with our
skiers. OF course. this entails air
transportation but landing strips.
either on the field, lake or river
would accommodate any single-en-
gined aircraft with ease.
Provisions would be made for
visiting skiers or groups i'm the
form of bineting among the local
people
We are deeply interested in fur
thering the cause of skiing in our
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19

competition I'm Whitehorse, but at
the last minute unavoidable cir
cumstances prevented the necessary
air transportation. Undoubtedly the
children were very disappointed
but made great showing al their
own Winter Sports Day which was
held in conjunction with e
school
This year plans ase being formu-
lated so that a team of our better
skiers might have the opportunity
of competing with other skiers in
some outside competition. However,
so that we might have a still fur
Their interest developed among our
children here, we are asking YOU
if you would be willing to inform
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19
ATTENTION sKIERs!
Telegraph Greek, B. C.
November %, 1852

Editor, Wrangell Sentinel
Wrangell, Alaska
In the event that some of you
are not acquainted with the town
of Telegraph Creek, we wish to
present the following information;
Tie town is situated ON the Silk
inc River, 167 miles northeast Of
Wrangen, Alaska. 1t is small
town and the terrain about the
town is of many hills and slopes.
Conditions such as these make for
good skiing grounds when covered
with our dry powdered snow.
During the past three years we
have been very fortunate in having
in our midst a competent skiing
instructor who has succeeded, not
only in promoting good skiing, but
also in developing skiers with great
promise. At that time ski club
was formed for the purpose of Civ
ing the children a good, clean Win
ter sport With the aid of small
donations from many sources and
FUNDS raised Dy enter dlluleulSr the
club was able to finance and pur-
chase 80 complete sets of skis,
bindings, poles and boots. The
equipment is for the use of all
children of school age who desire
to learn to become skiers. The in
terest for skiing among the child
rem has steadily increased through
their own savings.
During the winter these children
ski continually and every week end
hold a competition in down-hill
skiing and slalom races.
Last year we had a team srgan-
lied to participate in the skiing
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19

MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19

Editor, WrangeIl Sentinel
Wrangell, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19
NOTICE <

Stores VII remain closed for
two DAYS over the Christmas
and New Years holidays IN
stead of three as previously
announced. They will be clos
ed Dec. 25 and 26 and Jan. /
and 2. They viii be open Sat
urdays. Dec. q and Jan. 8.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19
HAZET. sOuLE. HOME

Hazel soule. who has been i'm
Montana the past Two months visit
ing her people. returned 10 Naan-
CELL on the Baranof Monday.
Missed by many folks when Mrs.
soule returned. was Boots. her pet
dog. that died of a heart attack
in Montana Boots a familiar fig
ure on Wrangen streets. vas a pet
Of lot of folks in the community
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19

own community and particularly 10
make for better relations with any
outside person or groups interested
iu skiing activities
STIKINE SKI CLUB
Per a. c. CORA
See .y-Treas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-12-19

Mrs. souIe viii resume her pos
ition with the city Market when
it's construction is completed after
The first of the year.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24

space in one operation or busting
all surfaces and items in the room
doing the room in areas based on
at once, "area cleaning" calls for
furniture groupings. BY moving
furniture pieces only enough to do
all the dusting, vacuuming and pol
ishing in one area at one time, you
can avoid moving all the furniture
to the center of the room, having
to work around it and then putting
it all back: -.
Having all equipment handy TO
do the complete cleaning job in one
area at one time and handling each
cleaning tool only once in an area
also eliminates running back and
forth everytime you need broom,
brushes, dust cloth or polish.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemoker
AREA CLEANING
SAVES ON TIME

SAVES ON TIME
Ever tidy up the house in a
hurry when company was coming
on short notice?
If you have, you probably used
one of the easiest and most eff
cient methods Of house cleaning,
says Grace M. Ryan, home manage
ment specialist for the, Agricultural
Extension Service at the University
Of Arizona. ~ +.
This method has been. expanded
BY home economists to save time
and energy in regular fall, winter,
spring and summer house cleanings.
Called ':area cleaning" this handler
method is thorough and effective,
takes less moving of furniture.
saves steps and makes the room
easier to re-arrange after cleaning.
Instead of cleaning all the floor
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
Special Guest At
Merry Mixer Meet

Mrs. Florence Stewart was host
ess in her home at 1926 w. JEFF
ferson, to her club the Merry
Mixers, Wednesday night at their
regular meeting.
A very important, very special
guest was present. She came to
the meeting with her mother to
receive attention from club MEM
bers. She was tiny Vickie Lynn
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24

Franklin, who made her debut into
this world not too long ago.
Following the meeting little
Vickie and her mother went home
while the other club members,
thinking . the night still youngs
went on party.
The Merry Mixers have missed
the sparkling personality of one
of their members Mrs. Lillian
eagle who has been ill for some
time. She recuperates at her hon1e-
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24
Ex-Phoenician Spends
Weekend Here

Roscoe Patterson, now residing
in San Diego, spent the weekend
here. Mr.. Patterson was called to
the bedside of his ailing father,
James Patterson, 300 Mongolia.
Arizona sun., 1952-10-24

Mrs. Florence Stewart was host
ess to her club the Merry Mixers
Wednesday night in their regu-
lar meeting.
, 1952-09-20

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas
B. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday Sept. 23 from 10 Am.
to S Pm. and Wednesday Sept. "a
from 1880 TO 4:3O Pm. complete
optometric service will be Of
fered to the Municipality Of
ST. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday,
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or c. O. D.
, 1952-09-20

Administrator Canegata is hav-
ing a hard time getting funds
from the Federal government,
apparently, to clean up Govern
ment House. He squeezed" a few
thousand dollars to dress up the
front and Ambassador Kauff-
mann of Denmark was guided"
in through painted archways. But
His Excellency took some I'M
guided walks and saw the condi-
ton Of the entire building. It is
in pretty bad shape.
, 1952-09-20

Government House is federal
property, and one Of the most his
toric buildings under the Ameri-
can Flag. Strange it is not listed
under US. Public Buildings to get
the benefit of annual care; yet it
houses the gifts given by Den
mark to America to mark $50
years of continuous diplomatic
relations.
Your attention, please, Secre-
tary Chapman or, Director James
P. Davis
, 1952-09-20

Several weeks or months ago
the Director Of Police, who has
been slowly but surely whipping
the Police Force into shape, an
nounced promotions along the
line, within what the budget
would allow.
Promotion Of a young patrol
man to Corporal was announced
at the regular police class. Not
one of his fellow officers con
graduated him.
Mr.. Totten was right: The Vir-
gin Islander is his own worst
enemy.
, 1952-09-20

It is really amazing if not anus
ing to see how Councilmen who
found it difficult to get along for
eighteen months suddenly find
they could really pull together
just a few months before election
time.
, 1952-09-20

It wont be long now before the
campaign will get under way.
While there will be many candi-
dates in the field the crop looks
much better this year.
, 1952-09-20

So many dogs roam and bark
in the streets at nights, several
citizens have complained that
they are unable to sleep. Some
are covered with mango, they
look SO awful maybe that is why
the men seem to prefer to take up
the cleaner-looking of the surplus
dogs!
TonaSIlo
, 1952-09-20

/ often wonder why must the
Councillor many years-carry
SO many bills on its agenda when
, 1952-09-20

Everyone was glad the Carnival
held in st. Thomas was such a
humping success.
While the time was much too
short for st. Croix to take part
officially, an estimated twelve
hundred Crucians and friends
visited st. Thomas for the great
event! What's more, they enjoyed
themselves-in spite Of rain.
~
The question being asked is:
Will Al similar event be put on in
st. Croix next year? st. Thomas
is planning one for February,
1853.
, 1952-09-20
NOTICE TO FARMERS

Farmers Production & Marketing Service requires your
attendance Done Of the following meetings, to discuss with
you plans to Be put into effect, which will increase your
production, reduce your cost Of cultivation and to organize
transportation for the 1858 crop. This is the last call to ALL
FARMERS. Those who desire to enter into the sugarcane cul
tiyation are also invited to attend:
Frederksted High School Fri. Sept. 18th 8:ooPM.
Grove Place Sun. Sept. 21st 4:30P.M.
Peters Rest School Mon. Sept. 22nd 8:O0P.M.
Csteds Grammar School Tues. Sept 23rd 8:OOP.M.
FARMERS PRODUCTION AND
MARKETING SERVICE
, 1952-09-20

Grand Re-opening of:
FARCFETTE'S COUNTRY CLUB
Formerly st. Johns Club
Saturday Night September. 20. 1852
Enjoy yourself and Roast-a-time-in the friendly atmosphere
of "your" own Country Club
Dance TO the music of the Ever Famous
Motto Brothers Orchestra
and their new and Romantic. Sax Session.
Special Attraction:
Admission: Ladies $l.00 Gents $l.50
IL EVERYONE WELCOME
, 1952-09-20

it has no intention Of passing
them; they die" at the end Of
the year and are revived and put
back again until the end of the
following-which, Of course, is
election time.
, 1952-09-20

Take Bill So. II was first intro
duced in Council several years
ago. The same identical bill. It
has been introduced over and
over again. There is nothing
wrong with it except, / am told,
the fear that Police officers may
abuse the use of summonses. /
doubt that, however.
Why not pass or remove it from
the agenda?
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-21
Bush School

Bush school began the week
Of American Education Week by
attending community churches by
the entire faculty. Each member
went to a different church.
The following pupils gave ex-
cellent talks in the various home
rooms each day;
Monday Children in Today's
World in Their Homes Joe Pey-
ton
Tuesday Children in Today's
World and Their Heritage Dor
othy Jones.
Wednesday Children in To
days World and Their Schools =
Carolyn Porter.
Thursday Children in Today's
World and Their Country Mar
ilyn Green.
Friday Children in Today's
World and Their Opportunity =
ElnlZG McCullum.
Mondays Assembly Program
Song God Bless America.
Prayer.
Short address on What Ameri-
can Education Means e Miss Pau
line Johnson.
Movie Principal f. L, Hawk
ms.
All the bulletin boards were ap-
propriately designed to depict
these different aspects of the
week:
| Children in today's world and
their opportunities. The opportua-
tiles are coming out of a Horn
of Plenty"
2 Democracy versus despotism
Freedom of voting as against
Communistic bondage
3 Interpreting the school to tn
public.
A The new school and its con-
tribution.
Open House Friday, $3.50 $3.50
The following parents were
to the open house:
Registrations: Mesdames Claudia
Hayes, Eloyce Herndon, Ruth
Jones, Leila Burt, Dorothy Mays,
D. H. Lemoyne, Eloise Green
and Miss Muriel Scott
Service Mesdames frankie Will
son, Mary Scott, Legessie KimbIe,
Lille Stallcup, Willie L. Davis.
f. M. Jackson, Mildred Russ, Mat
tic Davis, Cora Gulledge, Sallie
Mccoy, Arletha Mann and l, p
Arkansas State press., 1952-11-21

the place where Buffalo Bill
Cody made up mis- wild west
shows that became SO famous
throughout the world The little
city is also noted as the cross
roads OF the Norman trail when
they made their historic trek
across the country and over the
Rockies to where Salt Lake now
stands, You should now be en-
joying the luxurious growth Of
green foliage of various sizes
and shapes. We are now heading
straight north to Yankton, South
Dakota about a $50 mile drive,
but we have to stop over at Nor
fork, about halfway This town Is
situated in the foothills of some
mountain that | couldn't learn
the name The terralne is be-
coming more rugged, gradual
change, Wake up ii you should
happen to be sleep, We are APP
preaching h e million dollar
steel toll bridge across the Mis-
souri, river into South Dakota,
and the city of Yankton.
We are still in the farming dis
trict and will see some crops
until we reach Rapid City after
which little or none will be seen
until We reach Phoenix, Arizona.
More about that later A great
change is being made, not in the
weather, but in your position, The
days aren't SO hot but nights are
much cooler and you will need
extra wraps evenings and nights
To be comfortable. You are now
about 100 miles from the farthest
point north that this trip VIII
take you AT bridgewater, you
will enter hiway IL tWest) that
Will carry you to the detoufing
point to Bad Lands, little more
than 800 m les west Sioux Falls
is SO miles east from this point
At Mitchell the next important
stop, don't fail to see its most
imposing palace, Corn Palace
with its oriental domes and spi-
rails flying U. S, flags. 1t is a
most beautiful spectacle. When
you reach Vivian, gust a dot on
the roadside) you are just 80
miles from Pierre, the capital. To
we should reach Kadoka,
a most unfriendly place, and Bad
Lands for which I have some
startling facts to report. Be sure
to get the PRESS regularly.