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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
FARM AND GARDEN

2-yr. budded
plants. 40. cents ca: other larger
plants. budded and In bloom: home
greeTSnb quantity limited. IA,
Lawn AVN RENOVATION, grading see seed
ing, landscape design and planting
FLLEMMlINNSG5 LANDSCAPE SERVICE
hardy field grown. all
colors and sizes. 75c and up; open
weekdays and Sundays. $50 18th
for grading excasat.
ing. land clearing. Free estimates.
call UN. 4-s533; nights AT. 7-O59S
Top SOIL that can be handled with
g r ,J1o and COW manure, Phone JE
AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil; manure; trees. shrub
4cos46. lie. 2.9s4&' JE, s-os7s'
with lawn mower attach.
4Nnaio Used one season. call 10
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quail, any
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. LII. i:5565.
GARDEN FLOWING and dis2ine.
Yard graded and seeded. Large or
small Job. HE. 4-60ss, after 5 pm.
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoiI. sludge.
bluestone. Hauling, grading: MIR.
HARTING. night only. 10. 7-955s.
LAWNS AERATED, fortified and
AP. 7-sO54 or LII. 4-303l. 10
AND GRADING-Blue
grass sod; free estimate; work
gfga4rsaInteel. Poplar 2-423s. MR..
GARDEN, yard and lawn service;
reasonable. XII. S-2756. ~16
cow MANURE, well rotted: $40. is
bu:; $50 10 bu;; 81, 3 bu.; de-
PANsY PLANTS. superior varieties:
hardy primroses, etc. 6311 49th ave,
Riyerdale.. WA. 7-7243.
EXCAVATING OF ALL KINDS. lge.
bulldozer with scrapeT: specializing
TREE REMOVAL pruning. land
TREE service XVI E,A. u. 7r6so4. N0A .
TOPSOIL. rich, for sale. Will deliver
reas. ROBINSON, UN. 4-6547. IA"
ROTH'S AZALEA GARDEN--Whole-
sale, retail; open daily. s2l1 Sligo
TcPsoIL. 20 bu., $40; I'LL in dirt,
90 ,Jb%HI; Sc. Del. UN. 4-o670. NO.
ToPsoiiI. MANURE, lawns repaired
and moved, any complete lawn serv-
ice. Gaithersburg 336-J-1 or DU.
7-042l, 10
TOP SOIL. rich, dark loan; ideal
for lawns flowers and garden: ] "a
tons, SIC 10. 7-74S7. -l6
in d. c and Md: free estimates.
MR.. CLAYTON. Ii. 3-3379 any
AVN AVN AND GARDEN SEEDS. ferti-
lizer, lime, peat moss. rollers. acre
ators, wheel barrows. seed potatoes,
culvert pipe. fencing. poultry and
barbed wire. MALONEY'S, ING,
S126 Ga. ave-. JU. S-3333.
WANTED 300 bushels OF good yellow
corn on cob. Sale pair OF mules, z
years old. IA. 1880.
HOME GARDEN STRAWBERRY
COLLECTION, consisting of 100
Blakemore, Early. 100 Midseason
Robinson and 80 Late AmbroSta-
total $50 plants-Ofer No. .S-54-
for $3.50, postpaid. Write for free
copy new 56-page planting guide
eatalog in color, offering complete
assortment fruit trees, nut trees,
berry plants, grapevines and orna-
mental plant material. Salespeople
wanted. WAYNESBORO NURS-
ERIES, Waynesboro. Va.
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Alexandria, Va.--Days

SALARY AND EXCELLENT TIPS
PLUS MEALS AND UNIFORMS
FURNISHED
Pleasant working conditions, perma-
nent positions. group insurance
benefits Paid vacations, sick leave
Employe purchase discounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
Service RepreSentative

Service Representative
Courtesy. associates has openings for
so no have initiative and are
searching for future with a growing
arm. Advancement dependent on
your ability. Call MISS ABEL. Elk.
3-5634, 9:30 to 5. IA
STENOGRAPHER to take shorthand
and tipping at National Naval Med
and privileges. Call OIL. 4-3200,
sTENoGRAPHER, ir.. age 20 to 40;
typins 90 w,pm shorthand; 80
lent working conditions with friend
to earn over 3-week vacation every
year year; sick leave, and other com com
400 EouiTABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO. sI6 l4th st. NV. bet. 500
STENOGRAPHER Accuracy and
clarity important; high moral char
acter. To assist in survey in Metro
politan Wash; on the spot dictation,
technical information: Phone Tues,
WEEDS. to 8 pm. ia. 2-2220.
s 1GnS for 4ee work
national trade association AGE IL
eos: 5-day week, 8 am. to 1870
pm. Salary S61 rs weekly. in
creases along lines Of Gov. increases.
Paid disqualification. retirement plan.
Call RE. 7-0519 bet. 6 and 2 pm.
STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER -
Attractive opening for educated
woman. with initiative and ambi-
ton. Age % to As. This is a full
time, permanent position with a
fast-growing local firm. Excel. OPP
portunity for advancement. If YOU
are interested in a position on al
career basis, please write for inter-
view Give references, last 3 years
employment. Box Ask, Star. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
BY revolutionary new method. BASIC

LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
BY revolutionary new method BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM. ~. 9-12l3.
RADIO REPAIR, beginners io-week
course: 500; lS5 lab. fee. plus S4
WIKI TV INSTITUTE, MA. S-463O.
NEW CLASSES now starting, In TYP.
ING. shorthand. bookkeepins. Comp.
tometer; hundreds of openings. pay.
ing $50 to $50 wk. Inquire MA. g.
234O, BOYD SCHOOL. Cor. g. q
18th. la
BRIDGE LESSONS - Glasses now
starting. In the point count" sys-
tenn Of bidding and play. Beginners,
intermediate and advanced classes.
MRS. ALAN F. WINSLOW. tnstruc-
tor. For information call OIL. q
PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL-Bond Bldg,
est. % yrs Hundreds placed Age
no handicap. No $40-S50 agency
fees Day and eve. classes Compare.
Phone HUI 3-3S24 ST. 3.727S.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught: approved
for Gl training; day and evering
LEGE 1910 @ st NV N. 7-l762
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont
ANTIQUES
THE 18th SILVER SPRING
ANTTOITES SHOW

Armory on Monday, April IL. and
continues throush Friday, April 23.
from IL am, to IL pm. daily. Dec
oratives and practical items in
ANTIQUE furniture, dolls. ;tWelry,
prints, china. silver and glass, will
be presented for sale at this out
standing show. This lad" plus 80
cents mo taxi will enable you to
visit the SILVER SPRING ANTIQUE
SHOW AND SALE as many times as
you desire during the 5 days. For
Information. call TU. 2-2727 or RA.
3-76OS. -23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13

We have . large stock Of steel beams :.
and angle irons in all sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
1909 Minnesota Ave. Sc. LII. 4-o5oo
STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR, gas;
$50 each. ia. S-033O
raAlRHPAAdULNS, 19x12a $3.50; 1oxl4,
sea isHNrk e. aS sIsfh M s e. NV sanz *
Tv, lin. Motorola, mahogany con-
sole, 2 months old. Leaving for over
seas. Must sell. Cost 1905. will
sell for S195; excellent condition;
outside antenna free. ia. S-S7S1:
TV. Admiral, 81 in. mahog. table
model, with wrought-iron stand. like
new. S119. After 5, EN-. 2-20SS.
TV, HI-FI, RADIO, PHONO.
Selling out at cost! Zenith, Admiral
other famous makes.
TAPE RECORDER
New famous makes; 2 speeds: was
$780, now s1@4 10
RECONDITIONED TV
Guaranteed, from $3.50. Large Sc
lection.
Open Weekdays Till 8 PM.
TYPEWRlTERS, port. NEW. REM.
Royal, Smith-Corona. Und.. Olympia
Tree home DEM; S1.50 wk. DI. T.
2704.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes. S25 and
I'D. CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes. repaired
rented, sold new and used porta-
P! sth S eeT e. B ~ s'e schoo So
Mr.. Erskine.
NEW BLONDE, mahog.. Betsy Ross
Lester plano. new blonde mahog.
drop-leaf dining table. World Book
Encyclopedia. Ell. R-3545, ID
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER-Full time. 5 days a
COOK AND FIRsT-FLooR CLEANER,
3S-46i 1st-clasS only; recent re-, +;
coo ois y G.H HI ll1 mo in De must Be-
fond of children. thoroughiy exper.
with excel. refs; ~ day Thurs. and
every other sun. on: S2s wk. Call
i5aa Il s sSisssh s Gan i9 OIL HHa$
G.H.w.-Live in; leht cooking,
laundry. private room; Thurs. aft
ernoon and every other Sunday of !;
S25 wk. JU. 5-0129. -13
G AZ VIZ md S Of shdr TPnr live att In
breakfast. and every other Sun. of:
must have good refs. EN-. 2-7021.
CIV; IL: co Sns family:
help: $50. Wo o' s-ao o. 0n 10 iipe'
HOUSEKEEPER, white, to take charge
of new home near Glenmont, Md:
cook for small adult family: excel.
yng aT ca with 9yt bath good
,sEsr, cali Lo. 5-o76s. - IA ,
with children; live in; pvt. rm. and
bath. new home; refs. Box 3-K,
Star. Ia
NURSE, live in: care of infant and
1-year-old; permanent position: ref
erence REQ: other help employed.
GIRL, coiored. pantry work. exper.,
S45 wk.: g.h.w., good cook, refs.
SIS wk. DI. 7-7S9S.
COUPLE-Woman to do cooking and
gh.w.; man to help in house and
gardener. Must be thoroughly exper.
$500 mo. to start. Poplar 2-3631.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY, to care for 3
children, 9Th W.. in exchange for
room, board and S25. week. 10.
WOMAN, white. for baby sitting,
lao to $40. pm.. 5 days week. so
cents an hoAr. plus carfare. 10.
r-31oR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
HOT SHOPPES

EMPLOYMENT. OFFICE. ROOM 200
LADY, cultured. ambitious; opportu-
nifty learn good business; SO 300
first year. Box. 399-K. Star. -l5
LADY for general office, work includ-
swering telephones; 5h-day week.
Apply 4-5 pm, 914 Kennedy st.
LADIES CO. white, IS or older; well
baby Photographic. door to door.
Best pay. Call tn. 2-2499 before
YOUNG LADIES. sales exper. helpful
bonue apply Before 10 a m. or after
m. RIM. I'll. 1923 Conn. ave.
~ NEWSREEL desires young woman
capabilities; tipping essential; short
hand preferred but not required;
understanding Of news and current
events helpful; some latitude in SAL
airy contingent upon experience.
once is not readily ACCESSIBLE by
.6:56o7 for appointment. is
ATTRACTIVE OPENING, for educated
woman with initiative and ambi:
ton. age 80 to So. This Is q full
time permanent position with a ma.
oppo SS O" for ' advancement. il
you are unencumbered and interested
in a position on a career basis.
write for interview giving age. edu-
cation. experience and phone. Box
UNGsHnAIs WOMAN. local position. up
to SIS wkly.; outstanding personal,
ity; car necs; Call EN-; 2;2S96. lib
needs girl; must be excellent typist /;
fire and casualty knowledge desir-
able; $220 per month starting SAL
airy. OIL. 4-57S2.
NEEDED IMMEE.! ~ ladies with
ambition to earn money. Good inc
Full or part time. RE. 7-0795.
typing ard some knowledge of book
keepins. Good opportunity for right
Apply In person, 30S Sheridan ST.
ARLINGTON STORE, Wilson blvd
Young lady, white. tipping, and
general help. Pleasant Job with
good future; 6-dsy wk.: S45 start;
open at 10. CO. $4,000.
UNUSUAL WOMAN
For special local position. one who
needs to earn UP to SIS or 500
weekly; outstanding personality. age
24-4a no parties. collections or
canvassine, car necessary. for per.
sonal interview. call UN. 4-s444
Spring Is Here
The Weather Is Fine
Earn Good Income
in Spare Time!
Call AVON PRODUCTS for choice
for q few hours. RE. 7-S10T. Ia
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Cellini. with case; like
new l2Q bass , switches; $l2o.
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs. desk
model, $50. CENTRAL. %0la 14th
AIR iis CCoNDITIoNER. philco u; run.
ming cond.: quick sale; $S5. is
AIR COMPRESSORS, paint spray
equipment, pumps. fans. blowers.
Motors sold, repaired or exchanged.
Most complete stock and lowest
prices in the city. Use our parking
lot. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.,
2473 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
2-1600.
AIR CONDITIONER
q hip. new famous make, window
model; 5-year warranty; was
$399 95, now S229.50. BLAIR s
TV. 5422 Western ave. Open wkdays
til 8 pm.
AIR CONDITIONERS
Clearance of 1853 Carrier window air
cond. in orig. cart. $50 to 500 of.
Limited quantity. FRED WALKER.
1908 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-1174.
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Lumber 1-1200
BIG BARGAINS

Open Sat-, Closed Sun.
8-ft. special studs, 39c each; 1x12
dry white pine shelving, 12c IT.;
1x2 cedar, &c lin. It,; de luxe knotty-
pine paneling. 16c BID. IT,; AXIS sheet
rock, S1.76 each; AXIS plywood, S3.95
each: 4x7 insulating wallboard,
81 .S5 each; 3-ft. cedar fence pickets,
1f3c each: AKA 5-ft. posts, 90c each;
aft. rails. 39c. .42-in cabinet sinks,
complete with drawer and fittings,
S Murphy white eq house i paint. s4.e5 Eai.
and glass. from $3.50 each. Install
them yourself-it's easy. Cement.
sand or top soil. $1.25 bu. Bricks.
guttering; roofing, sidings. holdings,
comb. aluminium storm windows,
aluminium storm doors, $50. AS.
Used sinks. bathtubs. toilets, basins.
bargains at RoBINSoNS. Free de-
livery to your basement in WASH
ington. Md. and Va, Now then-try
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13

MACHINERY, shoe repair-Americar
stitcher, 8 yrs. old. Champion fin
Usher patching machine, cash reg
lister. etc; cheap: TIE. 6-1935. Ia
sizes 36x60, 4Sx72, 57x64; beveled
door mirror also 40x54. Free esti-
mates. Ewes, OF. 4-7SS9. 10
MOTORS. electric. "A h.p.; good con-
dition; $3.50. 3212 Grace st. NV
RE. 7-0971.
MOTORS-We exchange any make
while you wait; " hip. S9.95 UP;
guaranteed one year. Save time and
money; replace heating. pump.
washing machine and refrigeration
motors same day. New parking lot
Co. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13

GENERATORS, STARTERS, 81 so up;
VI. CARLY. 1908 14th. NO. 7-0224.
HEATERS, new, used; repairs lgas,
oil, coal, wood. ACME STOVE. 1011
18th st. Nv. MA. S-S952.
KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINKS
Wholesale warehouse clearance OF
ment: nationally advertised brand in
both wood and steel; prices 40eo to
500 below retail. Weekdays S:30-5.
90l ,Girard st. ne, mr.. 10th and
Franklin ne. Ia
Craftsman V liz saw aslas sont siSe a eof-
let's and jewelers. lathe. 10. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
STENOGRAPHER

1928; must be qualified to
take shorthand and do tipping
for research organization, To-
Gated in Bethesda Chevy
Chase area. Excellent work.
ing conditions and employe
benefits. OIL. 4-4200, Ext. IS,
for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
STENOGRAPHER

Young woman, 25-35 yrs. Of age.
who has a general office BACKGROUND
and can type and take shorthand
reasonably well; 5-day, 40-hr. week.
Apply. Personnel, Room sos. Open
weekdays 5000 and Sat. 9-12.
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-13
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WI. A. Bell Dies

Martin a. Bell. 56. assistant Montana
director of the Montana Agricultural
Experiment Station. Bozeman. died
Feb. 81. A heart condition was blamed.
Bell, was in charge of research projects
for the seven Montana experiment sta
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-01

Angus breeders at the Montana Winter
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in 1850. where he was able TO give adj
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and Wyoming. Oldsen retired in 1858
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Billings.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-03-01

Robert B. Tootell former director of
the Montana Extension Service. has
been appointed governor of the Farm
Credit Administration. once part of
the U. S. Department of Agriculture.
now an independent agency. Tootell.
native of Montana. served as director
of the Montana Extension Service from
1916 TO July. 1853. when he resigned TO
accept the position as director of the
Washington State Extension Service.
with headquarters at Pullman. Wash.
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Arkansas State press., 1954-05-14
LET Me Say This For The Record
STATEMENT BY PAUL robson

Various newspaper coumnists, radio commentators ana
magazines spreading the fantastic SANDER that Pau
Robson changing his views Well liars will continue to
lie and it's sad but fact that nowadays American manu-
aetuers lead the world in the production and distribution oil
every variety of MISUNDERSTANDING have just seen IN
Washington, 'doctored photographs
"But let me say this for the record:
'Ihe very of my life work is loyalty to my
convictions have been for many years firmly and full
y devoted the struggle for and democracy throughout
the word for Negro liberation and colonial freedom for TREND
ship with the peoples of the Soviet Union New China and the
peoples demoeraees of Europe The interests of the working
people of every land my guiding principle and know of
no force that make me change.
Gas for those who telling the public that have chang
ed my mind, might ask: How stupid you get? Is the
struggle for peace less meanng today when Dulles threatens
momenarly throw the Hbomband bring retaliation in
kind upon heads2 thnlable that Paul Robeson
for in his efforts in the sacred of peace?
Am of the three awarded the title of Champ
ion of African Freedom 1850 expected to ignore in 1884
the continuing of brothers in Kenya And here in
Americas Jim Grow dead and buried? Has Congress passed
the antinchng law FEPC? Has my peoples demand for
economic political and social equality been granted? If not why
should Paul Robeson who has dedicated his life the struggle
for these goals, change his mind about them now?
1.-THE fact every day brings proof that the great
of and liberation in which I'm insparaby united
with the majority of mankind invncible The doom of
and the other colonial lands sranng against their chains
will rise in mighty freedom.
"And here at home it's beginning to look if those who
to go it alone into world can't haV
ing the American people with themand everybody else
has already said
"Change my mind? Gentlemen the press you'd better
change YOURS, because what believe in is happening
Arkansas State press., 1954-05-14
Civ Civic Club Celebrates Anniversary
BY E. A. Tookes

PINE BLUFF-More than two hundred women joined the
City club the celebration of its 18th anniversary sun
day afternoon The gala affair was held In the oeauu Dan
quet of the ultra modern student union puHas o ~
college campus.
The affair in the form of tea concluding snort
program The clubs history given by Mrs Josie De
Mrs. Horense Jones, club president introduced
speaker Mrs CWendoyn NJ Floyd of Little ROCK MIS- foya
who is principal Booker T Washington elementary school,
regional of National Council of Negro Women mem
Der o AKA sorority well being identified with
many outstanding organizations, dynamic speaker
enthraed her audience with her delivery Cooperation ana
competent leadership in civic political fields
building the kind of which you want to i've was
her general theme. Musical numbers given by male
quartet female sooit from the college music department
Mrs Evelyn Y Taylor chairman and gave thanks
Floyd with presenting her beautiful bouquet
O America beauties.
The table, covered with pink satin cloth, centered with
gorgeous flower arrangement in antique silver and
apergne all appointments in crystal sight of
which prepared by MeSdames Hortense
Jones' Laze Clancy Ruby Johnson Cortez Washington and
Hazel Bennett delicious well atractivey served
Punch poured by Mrs v B. and Mrs Fossie Nc
Nee of Pine Bluffs beautiful and enjoyable
years. The members who worked digent
make the affair grated with the results
The club has had quite few outstanding events this
club year The recent the demonstration hats
given by Mrs v Foster instructor in the department
of AN college The club members selected models for four
groups and group furnished with scotch tape hat
pins bobbie pins. Ten minutes allowed each
group decorate the paper plate that given them de-
sign the hat Mrs A, Wellington selected by the
judges the best model designed by group four.
April a. the president Mrs. Jones, presented the super
inendent of the Davis hospital for $3.50 club
cded make this contribution the hospital its project
this year The money purchase
dos SIS each for patients be placed beds Proceeds
from the radios which will the patients 10 per
hour will into the charity funds of the hospital help
INDECENT patients, in this way the radios will
fold purpose.
Arkansas State press., 1954-05-14
=: HIGHuGHTS OF BOOKER HOMES =
Mrs. Lee A. Vinson

WITS. Ltt "a NhSoh
The Silver Wings "Y" teen club
met in the social room, Thursday
evening with the president, Mrs
Harriet Montague, presiding Mrs.
F. l.. Alexander of the YWCA, di-
rector of "Y' teens, was with US.
She told the girls all about the
camp, which will be held the last
week in July. Some of the girls
are eager to go. They made plans
for a party to be given this wick
The intermediate girl Scouts
of troop 226 went on an overnight
camping trip to Camp Ouachita.
These girls won this trip by SELL
ing forty-five boxes of Girl Scout
cookies each This was new ex-
perience for most of the girls
and they enjoyed it very much,
They went hiking, observed the
water falls and other interesting
points. They left Friday afternoon
and returned Saturday evening.
The following persons went on
the trip; Mrs Martha J. Winkler,
leader; Mrs, Marion Louden, as
sistant leader lola Byrd. Patricia
Gillian, Ruby Jewell Curry Pa
tricia Bell, Annie L. Nash. Norma
L. johnson, Betty S. Ransom, Shir-
ley Smith, and Eva Jean Jones.
The Bush school PTA spon-
sored a Mothers day tea in the
social room Sunday. Mrs. Amanda
Hinton serviced the tea for Mrs.
Ruth Jefferies pet milk consult
ant %. As result Of continuous
work on part Of some residents,
some of the lawns are beginning
to show up very beautiful. I Will
specify later That's all. See you
next week,