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Co. 2527 Wilson blvd. Ari,
SALESMAN. PART TIME. mems
store. excel, for college student;
airy. 5000 Ga. ave. RA. $4,000,
SALESMAN-Weekly TV log adver-
Using sales through super market
participation; car nee. comm. to
$l75 wkly. Call 10. 2-O990. In
MR.. MCLEOD.
SALESMAN, experienced in selling
church and school furniture. Good
opportunity for excellent earnings
and security. REVERE FURNITURE
4 EQUIPMENT CO.. 5O7 Sth st. Sc.
Observation-Disclosures for SPORT
ing goods. guns, tackle. Busy dept.
good pay Permanent position
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SALESMAN for established music
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Of organ desirable. Salary while
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Research Officer for Socia
Development

University graduates with suit.
able qualifications and research ex-
perience IN the social science held
are invited 10 apply for the above
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statesmen

VIII you accept 500 per week
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RECAPPER, experienced. To work
passenger moulds on midnight
shift. Permanent work. Good sal
AIRY. Paid vacation. excellent work
inE conditions, Preferably someone
living in Fairfax or Arlington. For
interview, call DE, 2-33l7.
REGROOvERS (2N, all inside work
good man can average Si25 per
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phone calls BEN HUNDLEY
TIRES 3446 14th 81, NV
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HELP-MEN

PHARMACIST--Maryland registered
Mornings only, Monday through
Friday. Administrator, SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL, Bethesda. Maryland.
PHARMACIST. registered. BIS. de-
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marty prescription work, Apply in
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SALESMAN

Experienced salesman to sell TV
appliances. Hi-Fi. etc. Top salary
plus high commissions. Wonderful
opportunity for the right man. Cal
or see Mr.. Birnman, MUSIC SALES
1900 G st. NV, ST 3-5345,
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SALESMAN

Large cigarette manufacturer Of
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cellent opportunity to qualified
ambitious young man, between -
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JANITOR
JANITOR
JANITOR

Married colored man. 3S TO 81
year Of age. no children. for sever a
small garden-type Apt bldgs. in
Arlington Must be non-drinker anc
experienced in this type of work
Efficiency apt and salary Of $50
per mo Apply to MR. GREENLEE. &
TO 1870 am, Monday at S1l 10th
ni a
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STOCK CLERK

is to 30 years Of age. white. to help
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drivers permit. Good hours. Call
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HELP--MEN

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/. Observation-Disclosures man pre-
ferred. Spec. prop. to right man.
part or full time. o. M. STYRON
| Co. 2ho7 Wilson blvd Arl
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Statesmen
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Mr.. SEVEN CORNERS -bedrm.
brick rambler; 75-ft. front level
lot; lust $1,000 down; S20.960.
J-W REALTY CO, ia S-1S1S
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Annandale Area

2-story. 3.bedrm, brick Colonial.
Liy rm uith hrerl ser din IN
ssfi ss.., sefsh s So sss; . ~. %.
ti75 mo. III. S.es50.
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BRICK CAPE Co.'s bedrms.. .
baths: full bSmt.. 2.car garage,
corner lot; ideal location, conv to
everything JOHN NJ ANDERSON,
ia S-S2I4 ia S-2245
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8 MIN. PENTAGON-2- bedrm. brk.,
turn. fun fin. bsmt lge. fenced
coli 1T E-E1I
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ALEXANDRIA

OIlIJ FUN DEC INJW
Brick town house, featuring 2S-ft
living rm plus separate dining I'm
There are bedrms, % baths.
fireplaceS. plus charming garden
S2b,500 Please call Mrs Howard
OV 3-096T.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES. DE. 2-o7S,
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OPEN. REDUCED, below FILA ano
81 81 be 6es buy v in N m A Ttt% Tsr,
family dining rm, lge. kit. full
bsmt.. lge. brick porch, suitable for
4th bedrm: Sl5,950. excel. terms
Dir: Wilson blvd 10 Patrick Henry
dr.. right to 10th rd, then left tc
property. KEY REALTY. ia. B.
GnQ0
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Tor yALUE-3 lie. bedrms-, 3 full

IUP NALUE--3 Ige. DedrWs., : IuII
baths. sep din, rm.. full bsmt., ga
rage; h.-wh. Truly a beaut. home
SIS50u, 81 dn. HAMMER REAL
ESTATE. 100 South Royal St,
Alex XII S-lO12
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WESTOVER-N. Arl. 2-bedrm.
brick Colonial; sep din rm.. full
6smt.' ser. porch fenced ysrd
st., KE S-24}2
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Mr.. SEVEN CORNERS - 4-bedrm
frame house. by OWNER Assume
40 loan; $1,000 down, total price,
$4,000 Lge lot, mr.. schools
stores and transp. No agents. Call
JE 3-3BSl
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ALL-BRICK SPLIT LEVELS. 8 bed

rooms. ia baths. fireplace, nm
ished recreation room, garage;
choice Of kitchen equipment and
cabinets, all fir framing nicely
elevated wooded lot; all city ia
ciIities. . blocks to schools. min.
TO Alexandria. Conventional. or
will accept GI. GEORGE w.
PALM. INC, lie. $500, ia. z
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GARDENER's DELIGnT. 20 acres.

GARDENER'S DELIGHT. 20 acres,
Fairfax. S12 ,95O--Privacy and vet
IN a convenient Fairfax location
/ acre is ready 10 plant: plenty
OF shade trees: rooms, 3 bed
rooms, garage with workshop, liy-
ing room, dining room. kitchen
Spend peaceful evenings resting in
comfortable hammock among
these trees Needs some work but
is good value at this price
LANGLEY REALTY CO., Elmwood
E-1SoU
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FOR SALE OR RENT on shore Of
Lake Bancroft. 20 min. from White
House on / acre wooded lot; eX-
quisite Goodman deSigned rambler,
3 bedrmS, . baths. 60l LakeView
DIR Phone CT. 6-l2l4 before 10 m.
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SMALL HOUSE, compl. cleo. kit,
fun bath, ICE. liy. rm. with f1repl.
$500 dn,. sos mo. Call H. A.
EDGE. so. 5-4Oa5.
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5ia ACRES, 6-room house, bath and
furnace, hardwood floors: garage.
chicken houses and outbuildings
fenced Phone 56-F-1l0. Front
Rnyal Va
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SEPT. /

- ~ VI
with As children; nearly new, !
bedrms., baths and rest of house
TO match, incl enormous ialousied
ana heated breezeway and many
extras, Little River Hills, on Rte
80 ] mi. from Fairfax, - Ashby
I'd, CIR 3-3720. io'
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ONLY S595 DOWN, and no CT
needed, will buy this 3-bedrm home
in Falls Church. You can assume
large LIST trust with monthly pay
SD $50. owner anxious. call now.
ARFAX REALTY. JE $4,000.
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cottage, GE stove and refgr. near
schools. churches and shops Sl4,-
500 or best offer; furniture can be
bought A. H. BROOKS, REALTOR,
IA O-E1nO
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OWNER DESPERATE. N. Arl.-3
bedrm., . baths. din, rm,, rec. rma
full bsmt.. excel loo. VIII sell this
wk,. below VA Apr. S15,500.
1904 N PoWhatan. JE. 3-2g6O.
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Woodland Charm
Most Desirable

Rambler gem-Three bed
rms. large din. 1. s-aere
Anchor-fenced lot. storm
windows and doors; spick-
and-span; quick possession;
lots OF value only Sl2.150.
Call IA. 10000.
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eOLARIUM--3- bedroom. 81 1T. brick
rambler on l2-acre corner lot, to-
gether With a separate dining room,
garage, and many other outstanding
features make Listing Number 29l
one Of the best buys Of the area
al only SlT.15O STARNES REALTY
CO. CIR Boil,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BY OWNER. 81. 900, reduced. Open
2-daik-Delishtf new center-hall
brick rambler with charm and per-
sonality. 3 bedrms., ga baths, sep
arate dining room, lge. kit. with
breakfast cor, wall oven, dish
washer. 30-ft. rec. rn. with picture
window and firepl, carport; 10
min. pkwy. TO Pent.; bus . blocks.
Directions: Out Dominion DIR. TO N
3Sth ST., turn right to Dunbarton
left to Open" sign. ia. 1857
PINE -PANELED recreation rm. l4s
40, with bar and brick planter box
highl!ghts; this stunning 3-bed-
room, 2-bath brick rambler, full
center hall. eye-level oven. dis
posal and dishWasher in de luxe
kitchen, tiled fun basement: patio;
AIR COND. FOR YEAR ROUND
COMFORT; level lot in most handy
N Arl. location: only S2l,g00 Gil
CROWELL 81 CO, INC. 2l6O N
Glebe I'd, ia. 5-0701
3 ACRES. close to schools and shops.
Cute cottage amid tall trees, COM
pletely fenced. Only Sl3.5O HILL
REALTY. DU. 5-74l7
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IkLD-By OWNER; quail
ity brick split level. in Yates Vii
LACE. hedrms,, , baths. rec. rm,;
excel. location; cow terms. i'm
med. occupancy. $4,000. ell.
Dorchester St, FL. 4-s664.
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BRAND-NEw used brick rambler,
2a-ft x40-ft. with carport on SB-ft
lot 3 bedrms full bsmt, close 10
schools shopping. etc Liv. rm. IS
dream, only S16.950. Call MON
CURE, 6Sl2 Lee hwy, JE. 2-2@OG,
ONLY s1I,SOO: near Falls Church
Colonial home with 3 bedrms
fun bsmt closed-in porch; grand
lot. 75xl50 Il good condition Sell
OIL with 5000 down. CALL MON
CURE, 1912 Lee hwy, JE $4,000.
ASSUME CT LOAN-Liv. rm. with
fireplace, sep din. rm.. equip. kit
2 bedrms. expandable Cape Cod,
finished rec. rm., full bsmt.: =
acre shaded lot, In Arl Assume
1900 GI loan al SO 10 mo
asking S13,450 JE 4-O533 1920
s Quebec St; sorry, definitely no
agents.
BY OwNER-New custom built an
tique brick split level, on ia-acre
lot. exclusive suburban community.
3 bedrooms. GA baths. breakfast
area and maple cabinets in dc luxe
electric kitchen separate dining
room. finished rec room, cRrport
price Is only S24.950. Call CIR
a-1Oss.
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NORTH ARLINGTON-4-bedrm. ia

NORTH ARLINGTON--4-b edrm,. l q
bath frame Cape Cod, corner lot
$lB.95d. Trades accepted. J-N
REALTY CO, ia. S-lS1S.
h. ARL.-3 bedrms.. den. full bsmt.
liv rm., sep. din. nm, KIT; ant
praised. IA. Sab.
n. ARL.. 1905 North Jefferson St
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
finished rec. rm.; excel financing
VIII accept low down payment.
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-New, fully
sir-cond., 55-tt., 3-bedroom briei
rambler, on %s-ecre lot. city utili
ties: liy. rm. 25xlS; din, l2xl5
hedrms.. lnXI2. I2Xl4. l4Xl6; :
fun baths; kit, l2xl ) with recessed
lights, exhaust fan, garbage dis
poSal. auto. diShwasher and ceramic
tile floor, huge bsLlt with 3-tof
air cond and picture windows
Owner built S24,950. BR. S-96gI
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TREES-BIG LOT
OPEN, | PM.

Dir: From Shirley hwy. at Lin
colnia cloverleaf, right on Rte. o3f
approx. Pa miles past Annsniale
turn left at Wakefield Forest sign
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30

MunSon Twelve posse mem
bers have been working for the
past two weeks refinishing, re-
painting and repairing the wag-
ons for use in the various scenes.
A cast of 152 Geaugans will
portray the various historical
events surrounding the history
and development of the Ameri-
can saddle horse.
Spectators will be sept from
ancient times through lavish
Arabian, Spanish, Indian, Yves
tern and pioneer scenes to the
modern day, Holmes promises.
Horse lovers from all over
Ohio are bringing prize winning
American champions to demon
strate the high state of devel-
opmert of the modern day
horse. All the gated horses,
parade horses, western horses,
harness horses and race horses
will be exhibited.
For the grand finale, members
of the Chagrin Valley Hunt, un-
der the leadership of Robert
White and Mrs. Gilbert Humph-
rey, will lead the pink coated
riders with a full pack of hounds
over the Jumps and around the
track in full cry.
SUPERINTENDENTS in Jun
ior Fair departments are listed
as follows: vocational home
economics, Nancy Blair, Dolor-
es Post adviser; grange youth,
Charles Green, James Blair ad-
wiser; dairy and beef, Charles
Lausin and Fred Herring, Earl
Miller adviser; pigs, rabbits and
poultry, George, Randolph and
Diane RuSnak, Otto Herring ad-
wiser.
Continued on Page Four
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List Syrup Winners at State Fair

Messenger, Burton, fifth; N. C.
Patterson and Sons, Chesterland,
sixth; Mr.. Osborn, seventh.
For three one pound bricks of
maple sugar: Mr.. Barnes, first,
Patterson, second; Mr.. Sperry,
third; Franks, fourth; Mr.. Os-.
born, fifth.
For one quart jar fine stirred
maple sugar: Franks, first; Mr..
Barnes, second; Mr.. Sperry, ,.
third; Patterson, fourth; Mr.. Os-
born, fifth; Mr.. Me S ng er,.
sixth.
For one pound maple cream:
Franks, first; Patterson, Sec
ond; Herbert Mann, Columbus,
third; Mr.. Barnes, fourth, Mr..
Osborn, fifth; E. P. Levering,
Fredericktown, sixth.
For two pounds of small sugar
cakes: Mr.. Osborn, first;
Franks, second; Mr.. Barnes,
third; Mr.. Sperry, fourth; Pat
terson, fifth.
For one pint of soft maple
cream cake icing: Mr.. Sperry,
first; Patterson, second; Mr..
Barnes, third; Franks, fourth;
Mr.. Levering, fifth; Mr.. Osborn,
sixth.
For novel design: Patterson.
first; Franks, second; Mr.. Os-
born, third.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30

%cade of the American
de Horse, " beginning at
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30

Winners in the maple products
division of the Ohio State Fair
for 1856 were announced today
by C. Rossiter, superintendent
of the maple products division.
IN THE DEALERS only div
ision, winning the grand award
were: w. S. Richards and Sons
Chardon; Mrs. Florence Stone
Chardon; Milo E. Gilbert, North
Lewisburg.
-Four one-quart jars of maple
syrup: w. w. Names, East Or
well, first; Mrs. Stone, second; ;
Richards, third; Mr.. Gilbert,
fousth. Gee.
For three, one pound bricks
of maple sugar: Richards, first;
Mr.. Names, second; Mrs. Stone,
third; Mr.. Gilbert, fourth.
For one quart jar fine stirred
sugar; Richards, first; Mrs.
Stone, second; Mr.. Names, third; ;
Mr.. Gilbert, fourth.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30
Geauga 4-H Youths Prepare
for Junior Fair Day Friday
Horse Pageant Set
for Tomorrow Night

Youngsters from all of Ge-
auga's l6 townships who are
4-H members are busy today
grooming animals, preparing
vegetable displays, stitching but
tons on clothing displays and
making other last minute pre-
parationS for Junior Fair Day
Friday.
Entries in All classes must
be in place by noon today. Judg-
ing will begin Friday morning.
Dairy cattle, horsemanship.
sheep and vegetables entered in
Al classes will be Judged in
the morning, while All swine,
poultry, beef cattle, wood work
ing, forestry and electrical clas-
ses will be judged in the after
noon.
Highlighting the All day will
be the coronation parade of the
Junior Fair king and queen,
which will start on Cook st. in
Burton Friday at pm.
The program in front of the
grandStand begins at 7:30 pm.
Friday, with the presentation of
trophies, a square dance on the
horse track and the pageant,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30
Boy Scout
Council Meets

The Geauga Southern District
of North Eastern Ohio Council
of Boy Souts met at the home
of William Mahaffey in Hamb-
den. Mr.. Mahaffey presided.
Mr.. Edward Graham, field
scout executive explained
Camp-R-Rol on October 5, 6, and
7. This camp will be held in
three sections. Scout masters
will preside at classes in each
division of scouting. This camp
is for the entire North East
Council of Boy Scouts, and
scouters.
There will be a change OF
dates for the next Round Table
Meeting from the third to the
second Wednesday of ca h
month and the District meeting
is changed to the third Wednes-
day.
The Commissioners Meeting
will be held September s at the
home Of c. H. Rand in Fovlers
Mills at 8 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30
Election Board Plans New Voting Places

is also the problem of the time
it takes to do an intelligent job
of establishing new precincts.
To do the job right on a sound,
long-pull basis requires consul
tation with township trustees,
study of population growth
and trends, and finding easily
defined boundary lines. There
are also legal requirements COW
ering the advertising and post
ting of notices of new precincts.
There is not enough time
this, year to do these things pro
perIy for even a few precincts
Continued on Page Four
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30


DEDICATION of the new Jun
ior Fair Building on the fair
grounds is scheduled for $50
pm. Friday. The new building
will house exhibits Of all county
girls All clubs. The old build
ing will then be entirely Occu-
pied by boys projects.
A money raising project, be-
gun in May, has raised about
$4,000 of the $4,000 needed.
Additional funds will be raised
Friday evening when the Geau-
ga County Sheriff's Posse and
the All clubs unite to present
the "Cavalcade of the American
Saddle Horse"
Pageant ector George
Holmes saluted today members
of the two organizations and the
people of Geauga County who
have banded together to prove
the community can produce a
spectacle suitable for the old
est annual fair in Ohio.
Twenty-one ancient vehicles
have been donated for the use
Of the actors, eight of these
coming from the collection of
Martin Evans, Comema Farms,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30

The Geauga County Board of
Elections has asked Ted w.
Brown, Secretary of State, to
rule on a matter of additional
voting places in the County for
the coming November election.
The need for an official ruling
came about through a tie vote
by the four members of the
Board at a recent meeting.
The tie vote resulted from a
split along party lines with Re-
publican members Gladys Nc
Donald and Theron Dean on
one side and Democrat mem
bers John Reithofer and John
Strava on the other side of a
question of how best to provide
the additional polling places re-
quired for the anticipated big
vote in the presidential election
this fall.
Generally speaking, the prac-
tice in Ohio is to provide a vot-
ing place on the basis of a
minimum of $50 and a maxi
mum of 400 voters. All mem
bers Of the Board agreed that
there are at least IA precincts
in the County where SubStan-
italy more than 400 voters will
want to cast their ballots this
November.
There are two ways to meet
the situation: either set up per-
manent new precincts, or estab-
lish more than one voting place
within the present boundary of
each of the crowded precincts.
If new precincts are set up,
they have to be stated and op-
Grated as complete units at all
elections. But, if precinct lines
remain unchanged and one or
more additional voting places
are designated within a pre-
cinct, these added polling places
are used only at elections when
the expected vote requires US
ing them.
Mr.. Reithofer and Mr.. Strava
were in favor of setting up new
precincts in all the crowded a.
reas; or, as an alternative, new
precincts in all the fastest-grow-
ing areas and additional polling
rlaces in the other crowded pre-
cincts. They voted against the
proposal made by Mr.. Dean
and Mrs. Mcdonald that the
situation be met now by retain
ing present precinct lines in all
cases and designating additional
voting places in the precincts
that are crowded.
IN DISCUSSING the problem,
Board Chairman Gladys Nc
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when it is reasonably certain
that many of them will not be
needed.
For IA precincts the cost ior
poll books and booth workers
alone would be more than $500
for each election. This is paid
by the County and it just does
not seem to Mr.. Dean and me
that We should ask the County
to spend $500 more than nee
essary for the off-year elections
and in primaries when voting is
usually light.
with conditions as they are"
Mrs. Mcdonald continued, this
alone is reason enough not to set
up new precincts now. But, there