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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-s units, plus
/ for ianitor; rent. $1,000 per
anpum; LIST trust, 10000. price:
$55,50o, Today's best value and
Bonn DSP la't WIZ lSns q sai' H. P5'e aS7o5
TWO LARGE GARDEN TYPE APT.
eldgs eo nt,d ,na, tota Il $50 units
group. Both bldgS. showing good
return with no vacancy problem
Box 473-C, Star. lis
APT, prick. z years old, 6-family
in Bethesda. Chance OF CONNER
cial coming. Brochure on appltca-
ton, Rents for $6.972 yr. W. c.
NICHOLSON Realtor. OIL. 2-020S.
17-UNIT FIREPRooF apartmen,
building, near 18th and Columbia
WAYS fully occupied; $l5;9on an
COLBERT. INC, Realtors, 1891 X
ST. NV. MA. S-S87j liz
APT. HOUSE. q units. 3 yrs. old
less than times: perfect location
ATLAS-SOUTHERN BLDG. MA. s.
1850. EN-. 2-3033
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, s.E.-4-unit
apartment, OIL heat, storage and
laundry in basement. tenants pay
gas and cleo. Well furnished,
Never vacancy. Rentals. si,gSo
sSs 800 including furniture. Con.
slider all offers or trade. JAMES
CARROLL, Exclusive, 3l19 Nichols
ave. Sc. 10. 2-0400, ewes. and
o UNITS. two 3-unit apt. houses
completely furnished. Gross income
,S426 month. Asking S27. 900 fol
both. $1,000 vii handle. Evenings
INVESTORS, sPECULAToRs, 9TH
and Tuckerman NV. - 3-bedrm.,
semidet. brick, very clean. $4,000
B and L LIST. Full price, .S1I,100
VIII rent, S125. CO. 5-1954.
ON GEORGIA AVE. mr.. Piney Branch
I'd. n.w.--Corner brick bldg. 2
stores and apt. Excel. cond. Income
sh9ws high return. Long leases. RIA.
18th AND MASS. AVE. N.w.--store
mo. Owner pays taxes. Call OWNER
JU. 5-063S.
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING - 3
WooD' il. $1,000, 10. 4-79Y6Ho1'
SOnNEh olOhb anu hptS. InerTy-
dale. Va. Leased to 4/l/5S as an
entirety. 80 900 yr. income. Taxes
only expense. Priced under $40
900. Eve. TIE. 6-l76s. L. T. Ora
Waite. Realtor. MA. S-0753.
TAkOMA PARK. Mont. County-A
B-unit moderr de luxe brick apt
building Priced right by any meas
ure. Less than times rental. A
low cost per unit Location the
best. Condition. Al Only . yrs
old Never a vacancy. r. G.
dunno. WA. 7-07S2, HO 2-07On
UNIT APT, $4,000 DOWN--See
today. 3-yr- old detached brick, ali
2-bedrm units. Garbage disposal,
rear porches. S4.2g6 annual In
come. Always rented. blk of uni
versity lane. Near the new Lans-
bureh's Dept: store IN LANGLEY
Park RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU. g-11O3 or LO. 5-36g3.
AUNT APT.-Tenants pay gas
cleo. and heat. 2-yr. -old BLDG. con-
taining l and 9 bedrm units. APP
prox. $4,000 annual income
Ideally located In excel NV. area
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. Ju. y
1103.
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14-FAMILY APIS.

Nw.-ALL Q BEDRMs. - S26.50o
s E-NEARIY NEW $500
INCOMES, $4,000 AND $4,000 YR.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-2700
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

GAS STATION. parking lot; Mari.
boro pike. Market 7-2414.
CORNER 9Th AND X SITS. NV
t92s 9Th st. n.w.l LOO or 200
wholesaler merchandiser. printer,
union. LOW RENTAL. heat. eiec.
services incl. THE BURTON CO..
4i2 5th st. NV. RE. 1924.
NEWLY DECORATED Q rooms and
store. 333 T. s.. ne. $3.50 mo.
BETHEsDA-Available lately.
Brand-new building In Woodmont
Triangie. CO commercial. suite
air eS Sie At tosetser v fsntIa.
400 So. II. heated space suitable
for research laboratory, manufac.
turers representative or merchan.
disc distributor. Ewes. and Sun,
Mr.. Letting. OIL. 4-668S. ROBEnT
B. HALL, CO. OIL. 2-325o. lie
USED CAR LOT located on main
highway at AZ Washington blvd,
Laurel Nd. Building and used
e.. G b. e s5sss as ar ssslaasos
lis
FOR LEASE-wisconsin ave.-com.
mercial reconditioned residence. 3
fir. Pull bsmt. Parking rear and
side. LOCATED on busy Wisconsin
ave. mr.. District line. Ideal for doc
tors. dentists. general Office use.
$3.50 monthly on lease. eau C W,
LAMONT. EM. 2-4550: evei 81 =
1884.
CORNER 9Th AND X SITS. MA -
t92S. 9Th ST. n.w.l LOO or a.aS0
SO. It. Offices and floor space JJr
Wholesaler. ncrchandiser, prinItr,
services incl. THE BURTON CO.,
Az 9Th ST. NV. RE. 1904.
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SILVER SPRING APT, 9 3-yr.- ole
brick buildines. Ia two-bedrm.
units. Id oYle-bedrm. units. Gross
SIo,is0. Mr.. shop. and bus. ROBT
L. LOwERY. ~. $4,000; eyes, Ia.
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BRICK HOME
5000 DN.--NON-GI

or Columbia Pike, mr.. Glebe I'd
full bsmt.; balance like rent.
Mannas Realty JE. 2-3110
80
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CHOOSE
COMFORT AND SECURITY

In North Arlington, close. to every
thing. A brick Colonial home with
character, real charm and and appeal ,pIso,
stored breakfast booth. nice liv.
rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm. /;
upstairs are 3 fine bedrms.. IA
baths: big, big basement; handy
built-in garage. Oh appraised at
$4,000 Call ia. 10000, REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, 4763 Lee
highway (off GlebeD. 30
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QUAINT
VT
ENGLISH
COTTAGE

For the unusual purchaser. Large
living rm. with fireplace. dining I'm.
with French doors leading TO Q
balcony; 3 bedrms.; full basement.
All-brick construction. Tiled roof.
In Q nice wooded section, Just on
Lorcom lane. Only $4,000. Can
be purchased OF.
Richardson & Hall, Inc.
Radio BLDG. Arl. IA. 7-s10s
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Outstanding corner occupied by lead;
stories. bsint,, air-conditioned ONCE
suites on Ind fir. Additional leased
store on LIST fir. Excel. terms. Mr..
Weiss He 4.S522
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STORES FOR RENT

1904 I4th ST. N.w.-Grnd.- a store.
rsas .,i rent Mt caii Co ~ 5-5sss Monday day.
BETHESDA-LGE. CORNER STORE.
containing over 1000 50. #. Close
in, with display windows on 2
streets: Reasonable rent. Earl, T.
WRIGHT co, Oh, $4,000: Sun.
STORE WiTn 3-RM. APT, for rent.
owner. Best location for any kind
OF business. Ii. 1-lO22; ewes. 1'U.
oil; NV NV YORK AVE. N.w.-s!or.
or ONCE; reas. R. r. RUPERT
sf Toi s-S ASb APT. $40 14th st.
nw.-Excellent for any kind OF
business. Cali IA. 9-3940 or JU. =
FALLS; CHURCH. yA.--New brick
store ogxlo. heat furnished: SlO0
mo. Suit able real estate, lawyer. gift
shop sao3 stationery Typewriter store;
FRONT SECTION or STORE. lsx.4,
including show windows; in Rrisbt-
wood section: $50, incl. utilities.
5io3 Georgia ave. NV. IA. 9-n.l0.
HEART OF DOWNTOWN. 7.s Eth
store. new front. Cali ri. 1905.
55O5 GEORGIA AVE. NV. tat Ken
nedy ST. Busy intersection. ideal
any type business. IA. 5000
IN THE HEART Of centreville. on
Rte. 20 and gil: size 30x46. plus .
office rooms and 4-rm. apt. at rear:
reas. rent; new. BR. S-a9ef. is
! BRICK STORES. new. bus. area
Bethesda. Sale or lease. W. c,
NICHOLSON. Realtor. OIL. .-O2OS..
Shopping Center on new
Baltimore Washington parkway at
Riverdale I'd intersection StoI es
now leasing 10. 5-44S4 weekdays
400 so. FT,--New store. near
Kansas and Blair I'd: will consider
S SSsdiv Enn|to, IA. a-soai' e.ss
TRIANGLE-lSx75: ex-
eel. for printer, appliance. repair or
other service type business, $3.50.
MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE. JU.
9..552; Sun, JU4 7-B4S0.
KENSlNGTON = 20x55; air-cond.;
excel. for barber, dry cleaner. beau
ty shop. etc. MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9-2552; Sun. JU.
NV. CORNER STORE
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IF YOU ARE
GAS STATION

Near Griffth Stadium on Sherman
sold 70 settle estate. For further
Information, call Mr.. Mccarthy.
WO. 6-5228. Sun. and ewes.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
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EXCEL. BUS. LOG. for cleo, plumb
shop. etc. 1913 . ST. nv; history
brick bldg, hrst-hoor store. base
ment and gar; .S14,a5o b. and !
mo, pay. $S03S, incl. taxes; low
cash payment. OWNER. EMs
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55O5 GEORGIA AVE. NV. lat Ken
nedy ST Busy intersection: ideal
any type business. IA. $500
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FALLS CHURCH. vA.--New brick
store 2uxl6. heat furnished. 500
mo. Suitable real estate, lawyer, gift
shop, stationery. Typewriter store;
a0Cd lnnatirn If .'-tstlo
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FRONT SECTION or STORE. lsx.4,
including show windows; in Rriaht-
wood section: $50, incl. utilities.
5i03 Georgia ave. NV, IA. 9-n"t0.
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STORE AND APT. $40 14th st.
business. Cali IA. 9-3940 or u. =
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ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-S units, plus
/ for ianitor; rent. $1,000 per
aapum: LIST trust, S40.0 900. price.
S55,500 Today's best value and
won't last long at this price. r. G.
! dunno, WA. 1-O1S2. HO, 2-070U.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Must Il Always Be?

ton and tell them they think he is
wrong.
Police Chief Epps has asked that I
just ignore the situation.
at is too small to even worry about"
he says. And besides, that is as much
part of being police officer as
wearing a uniform"
But why? Why forget it, when
there is slight chance that it can be
corrected? 1t doesn't make a bit of
sense, either.
Those that criticize are the same
ones that help pay his salary :. they
helped hire him. And his men were
hired to protect the very same persons
who are causing all the talk.
And you can help put stop to these
things. The next time you hear some
one begin to talk about the police de-
partment or the city administration
:. tell them to tell it to the chief or
the mayor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

The legislature is considering a
three-quarter cent bottle tax on soft
drinks sold in North Carolina in an
effort to secure additional revenue
that the State must have. We can
sympathize with the law makers in
their search for the proper placement
strongly that the so-called pop" tax
is the wrong approach.
In the last decade we have seen in
flation spiral in the United States and
hundreds of items have literally dou-
bled and tripled in retail price. Yet,
North Carolina botters have held fast
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

Curb
Reporter

Dad, Gods on your thumb,
but you can't see him. HUH"
My little six year old rcd-head
Startled me the other day.
stood al the bathroom sink, my
face well lathcrcd with shaving
soap. He sat on the edge Of the
bathtub staring at the tip of his
thumb.
What did you say, Dale?"
Gods on my thumb and
can't see him" And he continu-
ed TO examine the none too clean
little thumb as only a six-year-
old can study an object.
My little girl looked in just
long enough to state firmly,
Him amt is him Daddy"
Not amt Baby. Say isn't -
I corrected.
But ! wasn't really correcting
her. AS any father or mother
can tell you, / was stalling for
time. Time in which to answer
that question.
Oh, if someone would only
publish a book with all those
answers contained and neatly
listed alphabetically. Think of all
the time it would save. But more
important, think of all the false
ideas that would be corrected.
What makes the wind blow?''
That one stumped me. Can you
explain tht movement of the air
currents to six-year-old mind?
God owns this house, huh
Dad?"
mo Son. Daddy and Mommy
paid for this home so that you
and Sister could have a place to
live"
But it is Gods wood. Did
you pay God?"
And you're afraid to answer.
A child's mind a clean
canvas waiting for the artist :
touch TO turn into living pic
ture. But how many pictures are
turned into SHAMELESS of crooked
lines and smutted paints be-
cause OF a careless painter.
but you can't see him. HUH"
but you can't see him. Hugh"
Can you answer yes, and turn
God into some form of tiny Gre
AZURE that fits about, hithcr and
yon. sitting at will and unseen
on a tiny, grubby little thnmb?
] Can you answer no? Well if
He isn't on the thumb +, where
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

.aj you honestly felt helped Just
'c individual, then all the eff
Il would not be in vain. But
81 can look back over days of
listed effort and see a situation
nat is apparently without solu-
lion.
There's been a lot of speCula-
ton as 10 whether the fishing
this spring will be any good in
the millpond now that the rains
are finally filling it up. Many
Of those persons who have
ratchcd II closely say its sport
ING a right healthy supply of fish
Of pretty good size. Anyhow
you can be assured that il won't
be many springs before the fish
ng is going to be simply the
o2st in the millpond.
The Tabor City Police car j.
lbout shot and | guess any car
would be that was used 10 chase
some OF the demon drivers we
ave for year and half. It's
the first police car we ever had
and the Town Board has seen
the advantages of the present
vehicle sufficiently to know that
1t doesn't want to be without
one.
The board is making an effort
now to do little trading and
perhaps a shiny, new model will
be bought soon. A new and fast
er car is added discouragement
for the speeders who think they
can get away with it.
The fire department was re-
Gently juggled with some old
firemcn getting off the roster
and some new ones getting on.
Among the new ones are a Cou-
pie of members of the Town
Board. Think that might be a
right good idea permanently.
The Board can keep an eagle eye
on the fire department and at
the same time become a little
better acquainted with the prob
lens that firemen face.
With the fighting equipment
available now. there's a lot of
encouragement in fighting a
consequential blaze. But perhaps
the proposed new fire wagon
can alleviate that situation. Ger
tainly we need the new fire
truck. Only problem is that of
paying for il.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

Friend of mine, just returned
from Honolulu, finally learned
how TO dance the hula. You put
la crop OF grass on one hip, an
other crop of grass on the other
hip, and then you rotate the
crops =. Conversation in a local
bus: Teenager: IF I'm lying,
may my mouth be washed out
with chocolate ice cream soda"
My teenage daughter just
defined a driZzle for me. He's
drip who goes steady Sign
on local hamburger stand: we
positively do not horse around
with our meat Sign on a
fireplace accessory store: Any
thing your little hearth desires"
One thing for sure about the
man who is insane. He's better
off E. My wife's shopping creed:
Il don't need it. | can't use il.
Bot at this price I can't refuse
it, Don't ever argue in pub
lie with a fool. The folks watch
ing won't know which is which.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Editoriuls !. .

Must it always be, that the man
who works unselfishly for the public
receive large portions of criticism
from those he works for?
Must it be, that the man who works
at all hours for the public's safety be
placed constantly in the yellow light
of scandal?
Just once, isn't it possible for the
people to accept law and order in the
form of the city police officer without
crying about it?
Is there a man around, big enough,
who can accept an arrest for some
minor charge and forget it?
Sometimes, one wonders Lately,
around Tabor City, the talk has flowed
fast and free about our law enforce
ment officers. Wicked talk, talk
meant only to get someone into trou-
BILE. Just talk by persons too sneaky
or yellow to come to the man in ques-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
lCallahan's Column
So This Is New York
By NORTH CALLAHAN

home. On the edge OF town he
met a friend who asked him
why he was in such a hurry to
leave. Hurry" exclaimed the
man. "All my life I've heard
that the office should seek the
man and I've been here three
months and haven't seen an Of
flee Setking man yet. II you
happen to see one looking for a
man, after I've gone tell it I'm
ridin' out Somerset Pike and
ridin' burned slow!"
When Robert L. Kincaid pres
idCnt of Lincoln Memorial Uni
vcrSity on visit here, saw the
big tree in Rockefeller Center,
he was impressed, but it remind
cd him of anothe' tree, now
long gone, but to him meaning
much more. 1t was 4 big beech
tree al his boyhood home near
BlalrSville, Ga. in which he used
10 climb and frolic in his care
free days of boyhood. Not quite
carefree. He wore brogan shoes
and got up early and cut cross
ties in wet weather. But the joys
more than made up for il, the
days when life was fresh and
keen and little things meant SO
much because they were new
and exciting. Of the two trees,
he said if he had his choice he d
take the old beech.
This may be an old one, but is
so appropriate to this city, it
should be here set down. A
preacher and a New York taxi
driver tried to get through the
Pearly Gates. st. Peter let the
driver, made the minister wait.
The latter asked why. Because"
Smiltd st. Peter, that taxi driv-
er has scared the devil out of
more people tnan you nave.
Gotham Gatherings: Stuart
Gorrell, local banker, was a stu
dent al Indiana University and
named the song, Star Dust
which his classmate Hoagy Car
mIChatl wrote reports from
Ontario are that officials arc
very pleased at the journalistic
portrayal given of their province
by Charlotte N. c. publisher, B.
Arp Lowrence you can ride
from here 10 Boston and back,
railroad excursion rates, for
$3.50 . sign in an 9th Avenue
bakery: Pies like mother used
to make, 80 cents. Pies like
mother used to thing she made,
60 cents"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

With all the new-fangled
things in our schools nowadays,
it is not surprising that this hap
pened here the other day. II
seems that in a local elementary
school, they have not only teach
ers and PRINCIPALS, but psyche
logists who take the place of the
old-faShioned paddles. These in
dividualS are supposed TO find
out what is wrong with the stu
dent and try TO correct iI-or
him scientifically - and to as
certain, if possible, the cause OF
said problem. So when a psyche
logiSt asked a certain 6-lear-
old who had been sent TO him.
what was the matter, he replied
he had problems. Where, asked
the psychologist. At home. was
the reply. How manyl Two, was
the answer. What are They'll
finally asked the psychologist.
My parents" was the reply.
The current rise in the stock
market and the efftcts it is hav-
ing on people, one way or the
other, remind me of what the
late Grantland Rice honestly
wrote. He said that if he had not
lost this money in the crash of
the 1929 market, he would have,
in all probability because of the
resulting ease from work. have
ended up a sot.
At the corner of And Stree,
and Lexington Avenue, they are
building another skyscraper.
This one will be, by compal ison
to Mount Everest and the EN-
pire State Building, a midget,
being only AZ stories of stainless
steel, with self-operating elevat-
ors. Passing by there, l asked
Jerry Morelock, the Ohio-born
construction supervisor. why
New York has more skyScrapcrs
han any other city, and he said
was because there is such 4
ugt bed of solid rock under
sath Manhattan, something
At is necessary for the found
ions of all tall buildings.
Wen Albcn Barkley was here
Gently. he told of a ReLubli-
n who though; ne might get
state job for himself when
.-".uCky elected It's first Re-
.Jlican governor in 1895. He
."u1tcd his FAITHFUL mule and
r..s miles to the state capitol,
IL around there for months.
.as''y with money gone, he
t.. "iS mulr and started for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

to their pre-war prices, and you can
still buy Coke, Pepsi or whatnot for
lowly nickel
1t seems to us that any industry so
concerned in keeping its price down
should not be forced into an increase
of its retail selling figure by legisla-
tive act.
We believe the botterS of the State
deserve a pat on the back for their
fight against initiation. Any move to
force the popular soft drinks to sell
for six or seven rents across the
counter is an injustice to the industry
and to the people.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

Column,

We would like to know. is
there is anyway of finding out,
Just how many dogwood trees
were set out in Tabor City in re-
cent weeks. Enough of the fol-
lowing dogwoods would do a
lot toward spring Identification
in a few years. Even a few will
help.
Did you ever have any exper-
fence with DRINKS? / think per-
haps il would be an eye Opener
for everyone to be Mayor OF
Tabor City for a few weeks
There's nothing / can think OF
that gives a man an alcoholic
education quite as quickly. OF
course, every town has its prob
lem with alcoholics and certain
ly the situation is no worse here
than in thousands of other
places. But when you get in close
contact with the situation. you
just view it differently.
II you could do Just one thing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16
Support Your Firemen

them take the initiative and do some
thing about it. But the best fund
raising campaign goes up in smoke
unless the populace does its share.
That's where you and come in. When
this supper is served on March 8, buy
tickets for you and your family and
enjoy a delicious meal while helping
an organization raise the money it
needs to fight your fires while ap-
propriately dressed for the occasion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

March marks the date when the
Tabor City Fire Department sponsors
a barbecue supper in an attempt to
raise funds with which to purchase
some needed clothing for wet weather
fire fighting. It's noteworthy when a
town organization such as this goes
on it's own to try to do something for
itself.
The firemen need raincoats and
rain hats, and we are happy to see
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

Is He? Can He not see your very
thoughts. your every movement!
To child, He must be close.
And to a child He is very real,
because they do not know Of in
finity or the indefinite.
Reach back for some Of the
stock answers that you have de-
pended upon for so long. Would
you have your son or daughter
grasp them as you have. only to
be confused later on when he
realizes those answers don't fill
the bill any longer.
1t is SO easy to spill out some
of those IDEAS, to put off a Seri-
GUS answer until tomorrow. But
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

they don't want to know tomor-
row. They want to know now.
Dad. Gods on your thumb,
but you can't see him. Huh?"
Him amt. God is all over.
Amt Him Daddy"
Yes Baby. He Is all over. He
is in your bed when you're
sleeping. and He is In the play
ground when you're there. And
He plays cowboy with you. Son.
He's your cover at night and
your muscle when you fight the
|neighbor kid.
He's in your smile, and your
tears. He's with you when you
sneak into the refrigerator after
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a leftover piece Of meat. Ca .
your pal. and your sweetbes-
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The red-head was embarn,,
ed when I Rugged them. ~
chest filled with an odd sor, J,
feeling And my little girl VA.
disguested.
"Oh, Daddy. You got Shawl.
soap in my pony-tail." .