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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

union officers from every rail.
road in the country have been
invited to a second meeting Sep.
TENDER %.
Evening star., 1955-11-10
Rodio Toduy--TThur.dar aorsnbs, 10, i9ss

.lstsIsh asnets. rsgaa laI..ast . ssl.r.
Evening star., 1955-11-10

out suddenly. WRC and WNAI
(channels four and sevenl were
still determined to carry on
when I checked late yesterday.
WTTG probably won't take II
as 1t carries q CBS-Tv block Of
programs from 1 to 8, the prob
able arrival time. tHad CHS
carried the arrival, WTTG-5
would have been in q fine d.
iefnma.)
NBC and ABC were also pian-
ming to cover the departure from
Denver in the morning. Il you
want to know when. the best
advice is to- tune in early to
channels four and seven or check
page one for the latest bulletins.
Radio stations are also nlobi-
lizing for the departure and ar
rival, It should be noted, with
independents like WGMS an
nouncing as early as yesterday
Evening star., 1955-11-10

Igestions ct the end Of the week.
Meanwhile. two sponsors have
been eyincing interest through
their agencies In picking it up,
sif a suitable" tine period can
be found. That hardly seems
likely at the moment.
&&E
On the Run;
/ felt like cheering at the con-
lclusion Of Snow job the Play
Ewrights $50 comedy (NBC-4l-
Ione Of the most hilarious and yet
sensible statements to be made
this year anywhere on the sub
Iject Of juvenile delinquency. =.
What author Richard Turner
lthe junior high school English
teachers first play) was offering
In his story Of q happily demented
tenement family in New York
was the suggestion that all that
lis noisy and uninhibited is not
necessarily delinquent. The
people, young and old. who par
lrot such terms as parental re-
lsponsibiAty," etc, were other
Joan Blondell, as
the Dusty. gusty mother. was Just
wonderful. whether she was argu-
Ting with pop flames Gregory
about not drinking beer In their
sons presence, or failing about
lin the kitchex, confidently maxi
ling q pie 0'The lady on TV
showed me how.") When
she showed pop the pie later.
during q hectic scene, you may
have lost his slurping aside
l"Well, pizzal Teacher Tur-
lner's scene in the school when
mama showed up to discuss her
sons eseapade was perfect.
l"Quiet," thundered the distract
led teacher ct varying intervals
Ito his unruly class, there's a
parent In the hall.
Uncle Mite who hit bottom
last month with 3 soggy south
Iern style comedy. hit his sea-
sons top Tuesday with 4 revue
lin the old Berie tradition that
was cIimaxed with q riotous
|takeoii on the Noel Coward
Mary Martin o0-minute CHS
| Spectacular. I'VE have rs
minutes" said Noel Berle--'I
wonder what she's going to do
lin her six minutes" :. Kay
Thompson gave Berie some ad-
|Enirable assistance and their
|romp over and under the couch
was first class fun. I've
never seen Berie mimic any per-
former To better advantage. i. !
Evening star., 1955-11-10


Presidents departure from Dem
yer and his arrival here pops up
on the schedule.
Most network news executives
immediately 90 into conference
when that happens. Conference
lis IV terminology for suspended
animation or, at the very least
shock.
This much. though. seems GER
tain:
NBC win pool Its resources
with ABC TO cover .liye" the ar
rival ct the airport tomorrow
and the procession TO the Whits
IHouse. which could be arywhert
between 5 and 5 pm. CBS wal
Originally IN the pool. but backet
Evening star., 1955-11-10
TeIeyision Tomorrow-F'iday November u 1855

VIC wA sg tu ~ rap Tsty s sa A'sa h' s''nsl Wol
n s-e.H Meditation i, MeHR O kaasleo
Evening star., 1955-11-10

the intention Of providing lis
|teners with q complete story.
TO add q final frantic note.
|unfavorahie weather conditions
could lead TO pcstponement OF
all plans. We should know more
about this on the late night
weather shows. provided. Of
course, that our local prophets
lare reminded that the weather
about Denver. which Is In Colo
Irado. girls. has special signi-
| Ificance.
There have been several In
lquirics recently about Twenty
Questions, = which shows no
signs Of returning to any net
work, so ! called head man Fred
Van pevanter In Princeton, N. y.
| yesterday TO inquire about the
programs status.
The news isn't hopeful.
ABC-TV has available time
but only against the biggest NBC
and CHS shows.
I'VE mag hape had a lou
rating TN NetO York last year.
Fred said. but our ntdA held
up. You might say that mere
caught IN the middle of a bit-
ter battle between NBC and
CBS."
Fred hasn't given up by any
means. He turned Twenty
Questions" over to professional
show doctors with the idea Of
restaging It or adding . girnmick
that might improve the program
without basically altering the
game.
He expects TO check their sug-
Evening star., 1955-11-10
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Ike's Arrival on "
Via NBC and ABC
By BERNIE HARRISON

doesn't take much TO large uproar ct Nv sta
ton Just the who saidSure why not cancel hs
Jack Paar show? CTat decision stood for ve desperate days.
But compared to the frenzy that pefioueaJ
oyertakes stations any time on beat event such as h
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Proxy Rules Called
No Bar to Newsmen

any way restrict the subject
matter of the questions which
may be posed by members Of
the press at such press confer
Iences. A participant in a proxy
solicitation would. Of course. be
subject to the general structure
that he shall not make false
or misleading statements, Just
as he would be subject to the
general responsibilities imposed
by the laws Of libel and slander. ."
Mr., armstrong added that
there ''is nothing in the pro-
posed revisions Of the proxy
rules which would change this
situation"
"The commission has not In
the past Incorporated nor does
|it intend in the future to In
corporate in its proxy rules any
provisions which would interfere
with the traditional American
freedom Of the press"
Proxy rights are contests in
which conflicting interests vie
flor proxies. or votes. Of in
dividual stockholders to gain
control of q business enterprise
|or change its policies.
The proposed regulations are
aimed at insuring that stock
holders get full and accurate
information from those solicit
ing their proxies.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Railroads Lead
Stock Advance
IN Fair Trading

NEW YORK, Nov. Is R).-
The stock market drove ahead
today after its Thanksgiving re-
cess with railroads exceptionally
strong In the early afternoon.
Santa Fe was up between
5 and 6 points, and displaying
gains In the neighborllood Of
2 points were Southern Railway.
Union Pacific and Rock Island.
AS a general rule gains went
to between l and 2 points at the
best throughout the list while
losses In most instances were a
point or less.
Trading was moderate at a
pace a little higher than 2 mil
lion shares for the day. That
compared with 2.650,0o0 shares
traded Wednesday when the
market was higher.
The outstanding strength OF
the rails sent the Associated
Press average Of so stocks up so
cents at $4,000 at noon. The
railroad component was ahead
$500 at a new high for the year
of $4,000. That level is the best
since 1929. On Wednesday the
|60-stock average was up 80 cents
It now stands quite near the old
record high Of $181.5o established
September %.
Corporate bonds were higher
U. s. Government issues over the
counter were a bit lower.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
Air Passenger Volume
Rises 5 Million in Yeur
By the Associated Press

The Civil Aeronautics Admin
|istration said yesterday that
"a, ,694,44S passengers rode the
domestic airlines during the fis-
cal year ending last June 30.
This was about S million more
than the year before.
The agency also reported that
only four communities out of
$50 included In . survey changed
their relative positions last year
in the air commerce trafhc pic
|ture.
Grand junction, Colo, and
Lake Charles, La, moved up into
the category Of small hubs. !"
meaning that each originated
between .05 per cent and "a per
cent Of the national total Of air
passengers.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
cHicAGOLivESTOcK

CHICAGO, Nov. 25 R)-tusDAl -
Salabie hogs 1900; opened fairly active
and closed active with complete early
elerapce: butchers steady 70 mostly 70
25 higher on all weights: sows steady to
strong ali interests in trade With an
estimated 10000 hogs sold TO be slaugn-
tered elsewhere: most mixed No. i TO 3s
4 sRs S saeShsTs1 s4eapd 1 head Selected nS as
1925 carrying sizable end No, / and z
grades: bulk No. and 3s s3O-26o 70.
IO.50-ii.a5, 27o-J20 10. mainly 1000
10 80: 100000 10. sows s.56.I1;oo.
zoo: ASes sommsreisily FED led, steers scarce:
choice and prime erades fully steady;
other grades SLOW. steady to weak; heifers
Yerv scarce nominally steady: cows SLOW.
steady te 70 lower; bulls and vealenTs sns
steady; salable supply increased by AZ
loads show rejects here; loadlotS prime
and mixed choice and prime show relest
steers sold % 50-25s7S: load or so held
S,sS SS9ss s'ee se sS es fseFsss ssnereiaS SnGss
fed fed steers 81 ,oG-a2 90; low good 1000
ID weights 20 90: good and choice l $50
lb steers 1890: utility to low commercial
cows p.95-10.50. Gamers and cutters
7.T5-9.50: utility TO low commercial bulls
.25; cutter bulls down to l2 90:
good and choice yealers lS,0n-23, 90; go
lh eulls down to ZOO. receipts include
~ loads western cattle. Is loads Of
which direct 70 stoessr ;ss and feeder deal s1t
saiable sheep 1000: moderately active,
mostly steady; three decks choice and
prime 95 ID. wooled lambs 1875: bulk
good to prime woolskins 1l0 10. down
eS decSs Ss mostly sG Qs ssolss o0S No. and
2s peit shorn lambs 1S,5a-19 90; few
Gull to choice slaughter ewes 100000,
Evening star., 1955-11-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 25 R-Grafns sold
of early and then climbed back up on
the Board Of Trade today. In most cases
prices recovered above the previous close,
Trading again was slow in all pits,
Public interest in the market continued
very limited and local traders were not
inclined to do much in the one-day
session sandwiched between THANKSGIVING
Day and the week end
Wheat near the end Of the first hour
was y to ss higher. December S.. .03As
corn UNCHANGED to ~ higher, December
$1.25is oats UNCHANGED TO 70 lower.
December s3ss. rye "a to a lower, De-
cember 81 IL; soybeans = to " higher,
January SO 1914. and lard 5 to 10 cents
q hundred pounds lower, December
LSl0.90.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
D. C. PRODUCE

AppIsss Z. od McIntosh; 9t 6o stss, Sc eel!
Red staymsps' boxes sstSa isnsS na tray ray
Golden Delicious, boxes, extra fancy, tray
pack, Ss-1I3s 400; Jonathans, bn. bskts.
.. 3. No, 1, ga in. 2.50: 2lz-3 in. 90;
Delicious, bu bskts.. .. s. No. I. 2ls in.
I. 2la-3 in. 2.5o-2.75. Va: Rome. boxes.
U. S. extra fancy s0-Ssg 4.0D-4. 5oi De-
ictous. boxes. extra fancy s0-l13s, 3,ap-
400; Jpnathsns, boxes. extra fancy l25-
No, i 7a-sss. 35o-4 90 West Virginia.
Red Delicious, boxes extra fancy; tray
pack s0-sSs, $50. Washington Delicious.
extra fancy 64-l3Ss. 455-5. 20. Red De-
5 rs, few hiEher: Golden Delicious. ctns..
cell pack, extra fancy Sos s.00-S.50,
dTspefrait: Fla: Daacsns, ". B crts..
36-72s J.90-3.2b. some 50. 30. some low
as $50 Indian Rlyerl. Duncans. std.
crts.. 64-72s 400; Pink Marsh Seedless,
Grapes: Calf: Iugs: Emperors 2.25-
Y 30. few higher.
I Lemons: Calf: etns.. 1so.count. 5s25-
800: fair quality and condition. 800
and rsasss ssss a sePisa Pa SsTsons ssss ZSs
Hamlirs. erts., IT5-2l6s, 4.oo-4.25, few
Beans tsnap): Blu. hprs.; Fla. valen-
3a5. ordinary quality 2.56f Wax, fair
quality. 8 DO-3 25
cs5base: Donestic Round, Iss-bu. ert.
Del a.O013.25; Md. and Va, bti. oskts
so: 3d. S Danish sS-i1i tySe. sseN n Z, T Y75-s 90,
mostly 200: Red type. n u. 100000
Carrots: Ariz. and Calh.. Crts., 4s
I u. tilm bags 700; 5o-lh. sacks topped
ysisis ceisry paseai: lev erts calif.. 2-es
45u-4.S5s Fla, 6-Ss 3,25-3.5U N. T.,
open erfs 2ts Us 2.5fl-3.tIl.
Corn: Fla,: crts-. yellow. b-doEen,
Susunbers &, Fia s.,is Eu sskt 81 o,S,sssS SSsss
Greens. Bu. bskt.. clipped. Nearby,
Kaie. colIards, Mustard & Turnip Tops,
S5.f25. mostly loo.
Lsss AVA Va " esSsfs 5 crs aOM sas os1
200; Bic Boston Type; Fla. Eastern
crts.. 24a, fair quality E.00-2 so;
3-4s fair quality 800 Nd. a Pa, l.50;
va ias-l-So' Fla 6u. hampers, small
Onions: 5o-lb. sacks Generally good
quality. unless otherwise stated: Colo.
White. up 500; Spanish. b. larger
Aaichigar yellow, medium 2.5o-2 rs;
White Boiler. 25-ib. sack. 2.00-2 20
n. X, Yellow. medium l,75-1.s5, mostly
: Potatoes: U. g. No. i, size A. washed,
50-l6. haTisp sacks Iun.ess otherwise
stated. Idaho. Russets 25-30s l0-oz.
larger c.Qe-2 25: Washington. Russets
Ia5es 10-oz. larger 2.00-2 10: N. y,
IL IL, Katahdins. unwashed, pepper
Ia master containers or icose 29-3i
cents. Pa. Katahdins, InWashed paper
50s IS cents-1.00.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
By the Associated Press

Chairman J. Sinclair Arm
strong Of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission said today
proposed tighter proxy fight
rules wiz not interfere with
traditional American freedom
OF the press. I"
Representative Harrison. DEM
ocrat Of Virginia, recently wrote
the SEC to ask whether new
regulations being considered
would hamper newsmen in inter-
views with principals in proxy
fights for control of corporations.
In reply. Mr.. Armstrong wrote:
The proxy rules do not now
prevent any participant in a
proxy solicitation from making
oral statements voluntarily or in
answer to questions in any press
conference or interview, whether
the initiative for the conference
comes from members of the
press or from the person himself.
Nor do the proxy rules in
Evening star., 1955-11-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Surplus Cotton in the q. s.
win reach IA million bales by
next June 30. compared with III
million a year earlier, the Agri-
culture Department estimates.
B. a. o. Railroad on Decem-
Der / will receive bids for s.
million OF equipment trust cer-
Itificates, the first installment Of
"a total issue of $l4.70O, 900. Pro-
|ceeds will go toward the cost Of
$500 new freight cars.
Studebaker Division Of Studev
Ibaker-Packard Corp. announces
ia new series Of sports type auto
mobiles named the Hawk Line.
Topping the line is the Golden
Hawk with a 275-horsepower
Wa engine. Others in the line
Include the Sky Hawk with 2l0-
horsepower va engine, the
Power Hawk with 170-horse-
power V-8 engine and the Flight
Hawk with an L-head six-cylin-
der 10l-horSepower engine.
Volume Of building permits
during October rose % per cent
over September and 81 per cent
over October. 1854. Estimated
cost of permits in 217 cities last
month amounted to $487.413,621.
compared with $477,025, ,80l in
September and 1858. .728.O26 in
October, 1954.-Dun a. Brad
street.
Sears Roebuck expects to pass
the So billion mark in sales this
year for the first time. Company
President Fowler Mcconnell Of
Chicago sees record retail trade
continuing through autumn next
year. He adds that Sears plans
ito spend $50 million a year for
expansion in the next three
years.
Daily average gross crude oil
and lease condenSate production
Increased 43,050 barrels in the
week ended November lS. total
ing 6,85l,l00 and compared with
IS. .264,950 barrels year ago.
american Petroleum Institute.
Otis Elevator stockholders win
vote January 10 on proposel to
increase the authorized common
shares from 2la million of no
par value to 6 million of $6.25 par
to allow for a 2-for-l common
stock split.
Addressograph Multigraph
Corp. reported net income of
s7,o59,742. or 1882 a share, for
the II months ended October 81.
Compared with $4,91l,26 or
$5.79 q share. the previous year.
Heavy construction contract
awards reported in the week
ended Monday totaled $305, SOL
900. consisting of $216,313,0 900 in
private construction and $89.-
10000 in public construction.
compared with $40l, ,695 900 the
previous week and with S254.-
.172,000 for the like week in 1854.
Engineering News Record.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
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LOB Coium Gas 83ks ~
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15o1s Cont Bak 3sas 80
1ooiz Cuba RR I'm 4s70 -.
% bet Edison 3lSs 90
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Evening star., 1955-11-25

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1ol oYWashRRN $500. eesh
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~ Penn RR 4Hts 81 1o41S
1321z Peoria q z 4s 90 731S
1o55z Phila EIec 23zs IT, e6lh
1o21h PHILLIPS 2 29zs 64---. 1914
1o25A Pub SEC 3s 90 - ee5A
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1oo5z Sinclair 3lks 81 - 1854
oe5s 80 Cal I'd 3Ms 20 116s4
s5lziSo Nat Gas 4Iss 70 12zlz
1o1Jk 80 Pacific 4ihs 60 :. 1904
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Evening star., 1955-11-25

Hourly Sales on the Exchange
.ii OOam 42o 600 ~ noon $40 600
100 pm. l 13o 600 400 p.m 600 900
tunit Of trading 10 shares or sales In
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based. on
the last quarterly OF semi-annual dec.
laration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
Also extra or extras b Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared or paid
in 1866 plus stock dividend Paid last
year Payable in stock estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend or redistribution
date 9 Declared o. paid 50 far this year
h Declared or paid after stock dividend or
spiit-up Declared or paid this year,
an accumulative issue with dividends n
arrears. Paid this year. dividend
omitted, deferred OF no action taken At
last aiyidsnd meeting ,laIS Declared Or Psid
ina diyidsnd cid Called \ Ex dividend.
x-dia Ex distribution % xr Ex rights.
XIV Without warrants, WV With warrants.
Wd when Distributed WI When issued
sIn bankruptcy or receiyership or being
reorEaniaed under the Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. rs ta9.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in
Canadian dollar. in New York open
market. \ l64 per cent discount. or
Europe: Great Britain tpo1ndj,
81. so 5I32. up 1893 of Q cent; Great
Britain. 3o-day futures. 2.79st. un-
changed; Great Britain 6o-day futures,
2.T9 11{32. on 1L32 Of cent Great
Britain 90-day futures, 2,7S 81 1872, un-
,ooI Of a cent: France 2franeS. ASA
OF cent. unchanged: Germany tWest-
ernl, tdeutschemark), 1885, UNCHANGED:
Holland tEuilderl, 1921. unchanged:
Italy (llral, .l6b Of cent, UNCHANGED;
Portugal (escudol. $50. unclaimed: SEe-
den (kronae, 1884, UNCHANGED: Switzer-
land tfranel. Qreel, 1894, unchaneed;
Denmark tkronel, 1880, unchanged
Latin America: Argentina dreel. sos,
Brazil lfreel, 1.57, un-
changed Mexico, 8 OF. UNCHANGED: Vene-
zuela tbolivarl, 30.03, unchanged.
Far East. Hong Kong dollar. 1880,
Evening star., 1955-11-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Nov. % In
wholesale ege prices were about steady
On mediums ana hrm on large today.
Receipts, 1884. wholesale selling
prices based on exchange and other
volume .salesl, New York spot quota
tons follow includes Midwestern, mixed
colors. extras t4S-59 lhs), 5h5s.57:
extras, large (45-4S lbs.), 54-55h;
3SA standards. large, 43-45: dirties,
3e-3Sis; checks, 36-3Si5. Whites, ex-
tras 1850 lbs.l. 57-59: extras, large
t45-4S ibs9, 55-5T; extras, medium,
1914. Browns, extras (4S-50 lbs.
55-51. Includes nearby. whites, top
quality. 1850 lbs. }, $500: mediums.
43-44ia: smalls ,3p-395s. Browns, tot
quality t4S-50 lbs 55-56; mediums,
: Butter steady; Receipts, 333.070.
Cheese steady. Receipts, 11a,Ol1.
Prices unchanged.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. a5 R.--cotton
futures. after backing away partially
on profit taking and hedging, developed
renewed strength during the forenoon
today. The upturn featured activity
in current crop July against sales OF
October by New orleans interests, A
InesGnS spo. ar conginse 70 set nsarpy
October futures. New crop months were
still mostly lower and not too active.
Noon prices we're 81 bale higher
to 20 cents lower than the previous
close. December 343S. March 33,49
and May 32.94.
Evening star., 1955-11-25
DIVIDENDS

: \ NEW yoEy. NOV as Dividends
Evening star., 1955-11-25
oDD-LoT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Nov. 25 A1.--The New
York Stoyk Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
23: Purchases of 22l .3p4 shares; sales
OF 1eS, ,004 shares, including i,304 shares
sold short,
Evening star., 1955-11-25
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Nov. 25 Rl.-Spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: copper
43.461a cents. q pound, Connecticut
Valley Lead 1917 cents q pound. New
York. Zinc 13 cents pound. East st.
Louis. Tin 99A cents a pound New
York. Foreign silver Ola cents per troy
Pittsbureh scrap steel No, heavy was
quoted at 45,00-40.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
Sea Island Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Whit
lock and Mr.. William r.
Carroll were among the recent
arrivals at the Cloister, Sea
Island, Ga.
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Whatta soft lifeI The senior
high will go to school in the
morning (for a measly four
hours, yeti and the junior high
viii come in the afternoon. !.
The a EDITION to Glenridge
High will cause an increase in
enrolment Of 400 students.
-. Westinghouse High viii
be growing with thousands Of
new students, and with age,
as it will be q years old this
fall. The new Wakefield
High will be q complete senior
high this year; also marking
its first graduating class with
the fall crop Of seniors.
It will be great for you high
school students In the District
who don't have to start school
until September IL. Every
one else win be trudging to
school on September 6. One
thought that might make you
happy: Teachers have to come
to school one week early,
that's this, Monday, to get all
prepared for all Of you! Oh
Joy.
Fashion-wise, going back to
school can't help but be fun.
For boys: White bucks will be
out; saddles or loafers with
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major will be matching sweat.
ers and skirts. The biggest
boom this Fall Is black watch
plaid in EVERYTHING! And
the new color in sweaters and
skirts is smoke blue. It's divinel
Last but not least. besides
the students. your high
schools and the clothes you'll
be wearing. there're always
school supplies. ! called 3 sta
TONERS In the area and found
out this Is the BITS (back TO
SCHOOL, favorite: The 3-hole
ripper notebook with thin
lined pale green notebook
paper!
P.S. If you're new to this
area from out Of State. all the
high schools urge you TO come
and get registered now. Don't
wait until the first day 'cuz
it's such a mad-house.
LAST NOTE: For you high
school grads who will be head
ing of to college, this might
help: II you have any par