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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02

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BOYS.
John and Louise Allen.
John and Mary Beck.
Randolph and virginia Bishop.
Jacques and cornelia Brinkley. .
sayerio and Shirley Cappetta.
William and Anna Chasles
LaVernie and Dorothy Cockerham.
Peter and Dolores Cokas.
William and Ruth Condor. Sd.
simon and Ruth DaVidoW.
William and Carolyn Dent.
Marcel and Marie Depasso.
Bernard and Maria Dunau.
Richard and Virginia DUPONT
Demetrius and lima Dvoichenko-M arkov.
Charles and Gloria Findley. jr.
Clyde and Mabelle Fisher.
ETS Twin and md ETA Rs Ge sSSsi
Thomas and Sarah George. jr.
bernard and Gertrude Golderhorn.
Frederick and Ruby Goldberg.
Paul and Goldie Harasevist.
Philip. and Ruth Herrell
Cornelius and Mary Holden.
John and Gigi Hooker.
Clair and MARY. Hudspeth.
Eugene and Ruth Keeney
Robert and Joan Lang
W Sdhia, and Jewell Lewis
Richard and Desiree Midget.
Billy and Dorothy Murray.
Parker and Mary Mccain
John and Margaret McGill.
Donald and Martha Palmer.
James and Alice Pappas.
Charles and Mondolea Raines.
Donald and Audre Reed.
Robert and Marcelle Rivello.
Maurice and Jean 'Rothfield.
Theodore and Camilla Sorensen.
George and Anne Seignious.
Sidney and Betty Sells
Allan and Virginia Sholl
Charles and Eupah Soper.
Edward and Patricia Sweeney.
Elmo and Evelyn Tomlinson.
Charles and Edna Walton,
Robert and Suzanne Maple.
Harry and Rosina Ward.
BENJAMIN and Beverly West.
Roy and Mary White.
Charles and Dorothy Williams.
james and Mary Woods, jr.
Marctlos and Mary Gonzales.
Marshall and Mary Hackey.
Paul and Carload Hebert
Crayton and Evelyn Jones. a
John and Anna Lewis h.
Gordon and Joan Madison.
William and Helen Muldrow.
Tauchious and Viola Owens.
Dudley and Dolores Reese.
Jefferson and Florina Wheeler.
GIRLS.
Marr and Tuciepne Andre
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Marc and Lucienne Andre.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
The Strange Story
|0f Twin Sisters


A strange story of twin sisters,
one good and one evil. will be un-
folded next Monday evening, April
4, at $3.50 pm. when THE Dark
Mirror" cakes its television debut
on Arizona, screens over KVAR-TV
(Ch annel 12l and KVOA-TV
(Channel A..
An outstanding Hollywood film
of a few. years ago, The Dark Mir
or" will be seen on the Valley
Bank Academy Theatre. Olivia de
Havilband creates a wholly believ-
uhle picture of a tortured woman
who faces only evil when she sees
heself in her twin sister. Lew
Ayres is the psychologist who falls
in love with her and Thomas Nit
chell is the detective who suspects
her Of murder.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
|Teen-Agers
After Vote

r. The Arizona Federation of Teen
Age Young Republicans has adopt
eel as it's project a proposed amend
ment to the constitution of Arizona
which would lower the voting age
to eighteen. This amendment would
be effective when voted upon by
the people of the state at the next
election.
The group has had petitions
printed bearing the amendment and
requesting the secretary of state to
have it placed on the ballot. 1t
takes the signatures of 5000 reg
istered Arizona voters to do this.
Because ot the nature, of the
proposed amendment this will be
non-partisan effort, aided by
many groups throughout the
state. Petitions will be distributed
through the federation but there
the partisan activity ends.
Douglas L.. Brown, federation
chairman invites ali interested per-
sons to contact him as soon as pos
sible either. at Republican State
Headquarters in Phoenix, or at his.
home, 1887 West Catalina drive.
Phoenix. He said, There is much
work to be done and we need all
the. help we can get. would like.
tc see this turn into a. hugh nom
partisan effort for Arizona"
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

Remember:
You're judged
accO riding to
your ID ally
Con duct and
he Company
: YOn Keep.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
lNasons Grand Secretary
}o0sfS Arizona Sun

he is we'll known around town by
advertisers and has the name of a
go-getter ad man.
To further the cause of the Sun,
the secretary has suggested that
copies of the paper be sent to each
Masonic Lodge in the state to be
circulated among it's members.
In his plea to secretaries of SUBJ
ordinate lodges, he said, "The
Prince Hall Masons of Arizona
jurisdiction are known for their
help in building and advancing
worthwhile projects in every COM
munity. 1--WE need the SUN and it
needs u.s., ne said.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01


A huge silver pi icture frame,
banked with large baskets of pas
tel stock, small palm trees and
wedding candles is the setting
through which each debutante will
make her appearance
Each debutante is both active
and outstanding in her respective
school. They are II and 18 years
Of age.
Miss Florence Bobo is a senior
at Phoenix Union High School and
is chapter treasurer Of her high
school sorority, Rho.
Miss Delphine Devine is a jun
ior at st. Mary's High School. She
plays the piano and sings beauti-
fully.
Miss Shirley Hutchinson is a
junior Et Phoenix Union High
School. She is an excellent pianist.
She is kept quite busy appearing
Continued on Page p
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

Arizona Sun, the states only Negro
newspaper.
James l.. Davis, grand secretary
of PRINCE Hall Masons of Arizona
will handle the advertising for the
Suns 18th Anniversary edition
which is scheduled to hit the
streets the later part of this
month. The editor Is very grateful
for Mr.. Davis assistance, because
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Phoenix Tealhef
Consulfant Al MAST

Miss Arlena f. Seneca, instructor
in Biology at Phoenix South Noun
tain High School, served as Con-
sultant at the National Association
of Science Teachers, held in, the
Netherland Plaza Hotel, Cincinnati,
Ohio March 1926.
The theme of the Convention
was, MORE REALISTIC SCI
ENCE., TEACHING - TOWARD
WHAT ENDS?" Miss Seneca's
group discussed, Improving the OPP
portunities for Student Concentra-
ton in Science at the High School
Level. The most outstanding ad-
dress given at the convention was
delivered by DR.. Robert J. Havig-
hurst of the. University of Chicago.
His subject was, Science and In
telligent Choice"
Nine hundred teachers attended
the convention; bringing outstand-
ing work done by students in sci
ence. Many teachers related i'm
'portant scientific achievements of
students in the fields of science.
--These presentations were both in
spring and Informative, Miss Sc
MICA said.
Dr. Walter S Lapp expressed the
thoughts of every teacher when he
wrote, GAS science teachers, it is
our privilege to enkindle in the
hearts and minds of our young peo-
pie the true spirit of science. Rea-
listic science teaching will lead to
the further advancement of sci
ence. Without science our nation
can not long survive in a hostile
world"
Among those attending the con-
ventlon were two friends of Miss
Seneca = DR.. Elsa Marie Meder,
publisher of Science text books
of the Houghton-M -Mifflin Publishing
Company, Boston, MASSACHUSETTS
and Dr.. William Jackson, Director
OF Science Education, Tennessee
State University.
Between planes Miss Seneca Wis
tied briefly with her nephew, MIR
William E. Steward, who is now an
instructor III the Chicago public
schoolsSystem.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01


. Willie Pete, Ludy Maxwell, Rob-
ert Banks Jr., Leo Cant, Theodore
Ragsdale, Russell Noyd, Elbert
Cant. Roger Johnson and Otto
Whitfield Jr.
Mr.. Banks will serve as Grand
Marshal of the ball.
These lovely debutantes will be
dressed in white short fOrmals with
full skirts. Each girl will wear
white shoes with bantam heels.
They will carry large nose-gay of
deeply colored sweetpeas and
candytuft with long red ribbon,
The escorts will wear black
trousers, white jackets, and black
bow ties. Their flower will be a
red carna ton.
The Grand Marshal will be
dressed in complete formal attire.
He will wear green and white rib
bon across his vest, showing the
colorS of the Links.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
JOHN B. RUSS WURN
AWARD TO ED SULLIVAN

Ed Svlivon host and co-producer of CHS Televson's
Toos Of the Town. has been honored with the John B.
Wurn Award bestowed by the National Newspaper Pub
fishers Association for outstanding work in relations
and better understanding among the people OF this
try. 49
Other recipients of the award include President Dwight
Eisenhower. Assistant Secretary OF lobor j. Ernest Viii
kins New York Clients bolployer Willie Moys. Dr. John
World Council of Churches
The awards presented by Dowdul Dovs general
manager Of the Kansas City Coll
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Muricopu Personnel
Post Bulletins
For Luborers

The Maricopa County Personnel
Department announces examina-
ton for laborer.
Blanks may be secured at the
Personnel Department, 106 South
First Avenue.
Last date for filing is April 8.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Word Of Brothers.
Deuth Received

Elder D. Clark, 103 South 18th
Street, pastor of the Church OF
God in Christ, received word OF
the death of his brother, Dennis
White, in Guthrie, Oklahoma, Mon
day.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Buy Ronch For
Research Use

Weldon F. Heald wrote so con-
vincingly about the flora, fauna
and scenery of the ChiricahuaS that
the American Museum of Natural
History decided 10 set up south
western research center and lab
oratory in these picturesque noun
tains that cowboys call "the Cherry
cows 1t is located near Portal,
Arizona.
Moreover, the American Museum
of Natural History is paying Heald
and his wife Phyllis, also a writer,
$500 for Painted Canyon Ranch,
their home for the last five years.
Extensive Program
The museum, backed by Rookie
teller Foundation grants, intends to
start an extensive building pro-
gram at Painted Canyon as soon as
The deed is passed.
Buildings will be suitable for a
Biological station, laboratories, and
POSSIBLY a herbarium. Living quar-
:erS are to be provided for a per-
nanent staff of 25 to 30 visitors.
"A referendum was taken anronf
239 natural scientists scattered
)ver the United States and the.
endorsed the Chiricahuas as tn
most suitable locality for the pro
posed southwestern headquarters.
Former CalifornianS, the Heald
came to this southeast corner
Arizona and bought the Flying T
ranch in the Huachuca range wes
Bisbee.
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01

The man who has had more than
20 years in the newspaper business
n Phoenix has volunteered his
services to the betterment of the
Arizona sun., 1955-04-01
Debutontes Coming Out
Porty Saturday Evening

Saturday evening April 2, the Phoenix Links will
stage it's third annual debutant ball at the Masonic Tenn
pe 4th ST. and jefferson The array of beautiful asses
shown above will be escorted by the following young
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HELp-.-MEN

PHARsfACIsF. fun time: good work.
ing conditions. Apply STANDARD
DRUG CO., Ills q st. NV. LA
PHARMACIST, registered Maryland:
part time or fun time. Call 10
PICKUP AND DELIVERY MAN. sss
1910. Must have fair knoWiedGe Of
District and surrounding areas.
d. c. permit required. Apply In
person. See Mr., Buckley. PARKWAY
MOTORS. a040 II st. NV. Ia
PLUMBER, experienced on new work.
Nearby Virginia. Phone oV: g.
PoRTfEiR-DRrvER, e-day wk.. no ewes
or Sum-; Maryland license pref. APP
ply In person. PACKETS P9ARM.,
S472 Piney Branch I'd. Silver
PORTER, coiored, mostly kitchen
work. some delivery; must have Nd.
drivers license; refs. BRADLEY
DRUG. 5000 Arlington. Ri. Be-
PoRsifSEaRi.DSRIvER. over FL, married;
good references. Call ct JEFFERSON
LIQUOR. 5305 Georgia ave. NV.
PORTER. colored, for restaurant.
delicatessen; hrs. 2 to IL pm. Also
part-time eve. Job available. Apply
sHIELINGTON DEL. Arl, Va. TE.
O~Uu1O. Ia
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HELPMEk

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. full
time, experienced. white: salary and
S sG5Ti5sISa APglE nors sTaET1os n
s firS ase sa axffio ATTENDANT to
References necessary. Experienced
In light tune-up. Apply in person.
5435 Annapolis I'd. Hyattsvilie. Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATrENDANT-
Must be neat appearing. at least 2
Nd. permit; also experienced Tub.
man. With same. e40I Georgia ave.
SERVICE fisSTI spli ssTfATIos ATTENDANT
Experienced man for part-time
work. n ESQ stati9r. Apply New
Haampshire ave. and N ct. NV RI.
sE SERVICE STATION ArrENDANf-
White, 1924 years old. high school
graduate: some experience IN sery-
ice station work. Uniforms and
Laundry furnished. Local refs. Box
s fEiRS1H s'A STATION SALESMAN.
white. experienced In fabrication
kRAIcHs ESQ STATION. $3.50
Conn. ave. NV. --13
SHIPPING sURERvISOR-For perm
saier. Must be experienced and have
good references. Excellent oppor-
tun'ty. Call LA. 6-10S0. Ia
SHOE REPAIRMAN. fully experienced,
$50 per week. Call MR.. BUTLER.
OV. 3-1700. IA
sHOEMAN, experienced and reliable;
excellent starting salary, plus COM
mission. Apply manager, 5318 Bal
She 6Grf sa isff ssSS.'i DAHL time Inc expsr
for Fri. eve. and Sat. Apply sol
King st Alex Va -13
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BOYS CD. white: e deliver; small
SiA 18th 81. NV. I'D
MAN with building supply. hardware
or paint store. experience a. clerk
In floor supply hrm. Apply In
person. 2431 18th st. nv. LA
NAN, famous Fuller leadership route
open. $50 wkly. plus expense allow
ance; estab; customers mean no
ing eond. with steady income; no
exper. nee. training furn.: but man
selected must be able TO furn. refs.
For interview. phone DI. TAFT,
or DI. 7-34oS; or apply oil Ma
tional Press Bldg. 18th and ! st.
MAN, exper. In vegetables pref. 5k-
day wk.;; refs. required: EMERSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
HElP-MEN

sALEsMAN-Real estate: must be ex-
pertenced. preferably in real estate.
have car and put IN full time: age
between 80 and 40 preferred. Hard
worker can make $4,000 yearly
sEsALsT III me- t5s1ii Wis. ave. NV.
SALESMAN, experienced for mems
furnishings store. excellent earnings,
wonderful opportunity. Permanent
gesiti1n;s ,4 Apply n manager 1,s NAIIoNAA11
SALESMAN-wash.'s most progress
S ator needs sales les REPRESENTATIVES Tor
Northern Va territory. We handle
complete line of Q leading manufac-
turer. Forward details Of back
ground and exper. to Boz 1907.
SALESMAN. national motor carrier
requires additional salesman: per-
manent position with excellent OPP
portunity for income and advance
ment; desire capable, aggressive
man, age 25-35. college education
preferable;. salary, commission and
TRANSFORMATION. Write Box AZ
sALESMAN-Local fuel oil co. has
opening for an energetic salesman.
Excellent opportunity for right man.
Box 327-Z, Star. -17
National food manufac-
turer has opening for young man to
call on retail grocery stores In
WASHINGTON area: good starting sal
ton and other benefits. Box 202,x.
WITH cAR-southern
Md. resident. Call on merchants
in Charles and st. Marys Cos: sal
ary. comm. and car expense. Write
top Inc of TcaEN eAs i ~
and other kitchen products: to work
with wholesale distributors. dealers
Virginia and N. c. Box 30-z. Star.
SALESMAN - Immediate opening
Wa a;1 p; p. C.. area; F s%. neat I.a.
have thorough knowledge internal
combustion engines, ignition and
fuel systems. Permanent position
with national concern for reliable
sober man. Transportation fur
nished; Address Sales Manager; SUN
s sSs AIss sse. W. Only written sD-
MISUNDERSTANDING statesmen in
direct-to-consumeT selling for COM
peny established as the leader In
It's field. Our men are averaging
$3.50 week. Advance against COM
mission while In training. For in.
terview call LA. 6-178O. lis
experimental: selling d.
rect to the home; call on young
mothers: easy sale; can earn $3.50
Up per week: no night work; leads
furnished; car necessary. Call JU.
s-72ss, bet. 1o-2 and s and Q pm.
,ALEsMEN, limited by your Job?
Unhappy? Like to control you own
income? Openings available for 2
carefully selected men in natl. in
surance safes organization. Call ST.
3-67I3 for appoint. Tuesday through
Thursday, from to 4. la
,ALESMEN CD; no canyassing; leads
furnished for fast-seliing product;
average earnings, S150 weekly;
must have car. 1909 Eye st. NV.
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MANAGEMENT
OPPORTUNITY

A fast growing multi-million
dollar national company
will now start selecting key
personnel in preparation for
a huge expansion program
in this territory.
There is q large immediate
need for managers and
supervisors. This will pre-
sent an excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious and
aggressive men who lack
college education normally
required for positions of this
type. Formal education will
be taken into consideration,
but will not be a determin-
ing factor.
Men who want a brilliant
future and a position of real
security and responsibility
will find this exactly what
they are looking for.
If you qualify you will earn
from sos to $40 per week
while In training for super
visory and managerial posi-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
SALES MANAGER

national concern. 13S
yrs. old. opening new sales program
In this area, has immediate OPENING
for an assistant district sales man.
ager and several statesmen. The
positions to be filled are permanent.
responsible positions Offering excel
lent earnings and unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement. Applicants
selected win receive the best per-
sonal field direction. National news:
paper and magazine advertising and
needs are In excess Of $1,000 per
year. You are in good health, own o
car and are 1890 wears Of age. this
IS sD miles q Wasslnsson o. FredercR
Va, Apply 70 ALBERT &. EoEssIER.
Woodner Hotel. 1886 18th st. NV.
washington, d. c.. Monday, Tues
day, wednesday. $50 am. to 7:30
pm. No phone calls. please.
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SALES CAREER. (3

SALES CAREER (S)
II you. would like a future with an
organization Of unassailable reputa-
tion-fn business over 100 yrs
ye are IN q o position to discuss
on practical basis for average
men who are willing to make calls
BY appointment In . dignifed man
ner. Men selected must be married,
dress well and have car, Bod
year age group preferred. You must
like to meet new people, and pro-
fessional sales work must represent
the challenge and Opportunity you
are looking for. You will be trained.
and must be prepared TO- get BY on
$3.50 the FIRST month, II your ex-
perience does not qualify you for
any more. Call ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA, INC, RE. 7.6911, for
appointment for interview. la
sALESCLERK-General merchandise
store. experienced In furniture sales
preferred: able to climb steps;
Handicapped considered; 6ls-day
Wiz: Apply GOODWILL INDUS
TRIES, 1918 New Hampshire ave.
NV. i21st and M. 8 to IL am.
Monday through Friday. ID
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statesmen
statesmen ~
statesmen Cd
statesmen

White, 81 to 80. Coffee con-
Germ has opening for 2 sales
men. Must have had experience
in calling on housewives. Will
ing to put in q full days work
and capable of following q
proven plan. Salary and COM
mission plus retirement plan.
For appointment call A. r.
ADAMS, ST. 1884.
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laundry SUPERVISORS
'MACHINISTS

Excellent shop conditions. liberal
empioye benefits. Apply in person.
ACF ELECTRONICS
Division of ACF-Industries. Inc. 500
N. Pitt St., Alexandria, Va. liz
MANAGER, DAIRY QUEEN STORE,
Arlington, Va. IA. 2-3127. -13
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Statesmen

8 men with cars and previous ex-
perience selling vacuuns, encyclo-
pedias. storm windows, insurance.
etc, urgently needed to cover leads
from our tremendous radio advertis-
ing. why knock doors, collect. or
service your OWL sslesa Why sell !. 2
over $3.50 o wk.- all year and sell
only on confirmed leads. II you are
tired Of making little money and
have the desire to make big. money;
II you are tired Of producing and
keeping your own r cHstomers Az co foe
Mr.. BOOK. ct $40 9th st. nv.
lis
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
per. only, age 25-40, with local refs.
Salary $40 day and comm. and "a
cation. BARRON's SUNOCo 6ERV-
ICE. wis. ave. and River I'd. Id
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HELP-MEN
U6-W6N
ROUTE
SALESMAN

For established merchandise vending
route; except. opportunity for man
under 30 seeking permanent position
with established expanding arm: ex-
perience net necessary; good salary
disqualification insurance and vata-
tion benefits: must have D. c.
drivers permit.
THE G. B. MACKE CORP.
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TMMTGRANTS
ATTENTION, SALESMAN

] am laying my cards on
the table. ! need 8 men who
are sincere about earning
$3.50 per week. ] came to
work for this arm o months
ago rs o salesman and ex-
ceeded the above figure each
week by good margin. Here
is my trouble. As you know.
good men are difncult to ind.
II can find s men who will
work hard for me, ! will see
that they draw the figure
above. but please do not ap:
ply unless you are prepared
to devote your full time to
this Job. / will train you in
every phase Of this work.
This Job offers an opportunity
for advancement to any man
that shows his ability. pply
at 1908 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton, Va, 10 am. wednesday
and / pm. Thursday only.
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Americas Best
Part-Tine Job

A most unusual opportunity for re.
sponsible young men 70 earn $50
. $50 week IN their free hours,
eligible: car not required. Apply
Room 219. 3333-A Connecticut ave,
1880 pm. April Is. lWhite only.)
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SALESMAN-Exper. heating and air
cond. engineer needed immed. to
assume eood-paying Northern Va.
territory. Pleasant working cond..
company benefits. established ac-
counts. Elk. 3-461S. --16
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SHORT ORDER COOK PORTER
colored: nights; clean, honest. sober
STORE CLERK. white. age 23-35;
all-round fast man exper. handlina
store sales and phone orders; some
typing and light truck deliveries
Intelligent. deserving of future
GOOD salary. Call Mr.. GOLDBERG
sUPT.. for 45-unit apt. bldg. in
nearby Va. Gas heat, beautiful 2
bedrm, apt. In exchange for services.
DI. 7-4244. III
TELEPHONE CLERK
Age. 1921. high school graduate, to
take telephone reports on automo-
bile claims. Pleasant. alert and de-
pendable young man. -S42.50 per
week. Good opportunity for advance
ment. One Saturday, 5-day week,
S-4:30. except for approximately
one Saturday morning per mo-, fol
which time and half will be paid.
Please call for appointment. ST
$4,000. Ext. 252. Ia
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ROIITEMAN

For well established dry cleaning
route;. excellent opportunity for
aggressive man to service established
trade and solicit new business; must
references: guaranteed salary and
comm. exper. pref. but not essential.
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS. S23
Carr3M 81. NV. lis