davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
AUTO SALESMAN

An excellent opportunity for an
experienced. aggressive auto sales
man to sell the popular SO Dodges
and Plymouths. Salary and commits
sion. transportation and ample floor
person to Mr.. Casper. BANNING &,
SONS MOTORS. INC, $500 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsyille, Md. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HELP-MEk

FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced
only: fun time, for suburban store;
top pay. Apply in person. VlRGA
q CO. 1926 Wisconsin ave-, Be
GARAGE s.RlsGi sE1lyIcEMAN. for .pri.
vate commercial fieet; must have
exp. in servicing trucks. Sober anc
energetic: midnight shift good
pay; paid vacations, group hosp
and life ms: assured permananey
for right person. G. B. MACKE
GASOLINE sTATioN ATTENDANT,
capable of carrying a shift; only
exper. need apply; do not phone.
UNITED ESQ SERVICE STATION.
10 Rhode Island ave. ne.
GRILL MAN-COUNTER, white. fast;
I1ightwork: permanent position for
right man. SHANTY RESTAU-
RANT. iii Good Hope I'd. Sc.
GROCERY CLERK AND CHECKER.
Apply in person with references
MIDTOWN DELIcATESSEN. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

AUTO statesmen, young men. Is to
IS, inexperienced in selling; this is
your chance to become salesman
selling the fabulous SO Ford. For
details apply Mr.. watson or Mr..
L. D. Cockerham. LOGAN MOTOR,
AUTO statesmen. new and used
cars; must be thoroughly exper.,
reliable and sober: excellent insur-
ance benefits, vacation with pay;
you can earn over $4,000 q year
Apply LOGAN MOTOR CO. See
Mr., L. D. Cockerham. sales mgr.
AuTO statesmen t2). new car and
est Chevrolet dealer; very good
commission and demonstrator fur
nished. If you don't mind work to
make good money. apply in per
son 10 Mr. Tollison. BARRY-PATE
CHEVROLET, 1130 Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO statesmen, experienced in
GIN line: excellent opportunity. See
MIR. BROWN. 1880 14th st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen - Have
opening foT aggressive statesmen
to sell the new So Ford; ample
floor time and new demonstrator
furnished. See Mr.. Koval. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 2017 Va. ave. NV
AUTO Statesmen, age Is to 35; get
in on the busy season; new and
used cars; no experience necessary.
will train. See Mr.. Currin, LOGAN
MOTOR co. tFord, 3540 14th st.
NV. Apply 10 am. to 2 pm. No
phone calls >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HELP-MEN'

CHIEF TEcHNICIAN. for 2o0-bec
hospital in year-round vacation
area close to TanGlewood and othel
music festivals Salary open, Apply
Pathologist, Pittsfleld General Hos
pital, Pittsfield, Mass. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HELP-MEN

DIsHwAsHER. white. 8 am. to 3
Apply in person, coFFEY HOUSE.
S6l PershiE dr.. at Fenton ST.,
Silver Spring. -S
cleo. exper., TO $3.50.
COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT sERv..
l34I G ST NV. SUITE 224
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
MECHANICS
MESSENGER

Age II or IS, white. This Is per-
manent, full-ttme job only: must be
a high school graduate; 5-day week,
chance for advancement. Call per-
sonnet Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HElp--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, experienced in public
= accounting field. salary open. Call
DOR Apt. JULES LAFFERMAN &
Td0.. II. l-143T, IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
AUTO BODY MAN, first class. sober
,1,tSt houa on0d references TOT

AUTO BODY MAN, first class. sober;
must have good references. TOP
pay, regular holidays. OIL. 2-5320;
ewes, VIII. 6-63S7. y
AUTO MECHANIC, white. expert
enced, sober man; paid vacation.
Apply 1909 3rd st. ne. -
AUTO. MECHANIC, prefer power
flite and power steering exper., top
pay: 5-day week. CO. 5-5Sl7. -
AUTO PARTS MAN. Disqualification
and other fringe benefits. Stude,,,
baker experience preferred. Call
MR.. DUNTON, OIL. 2-lG00.
AUTO PARTS MAN, experienced for
GMC trucks and Packard auto
mobiles. See Mr.. Bingaman, CEN
TRIAL, MOTOR COMPANY, 1901
Oronoco ST.. Alexandria. oV. j.
AUTO SALESMAN-opportunit to
Join small sales force and create
a high income producing future for
yourself. Daily floor time, spring
selling now starting. Best car sell
Ing combination in America; For
MOTOR SHsH'tS CO, DoDoE-PIYMouTH:
1401 Rhode Island ave. ne. III
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, new or
used cars, big 3 volume operation;
8 locations; men of proven ability
and solid references; salary and
commission plus company Dement'S.
DEMO. furnished. Manager, AID; e.
9n00 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
CREDIT MANAGER

CREDIT MANAGER
Top-notch man. to take full charge
Must be Thoroughly experienced IN
ali phases of collection work; Up &c
$4,000 per year for rlgns ,rp mam
CREDIT, Sl3 9TH st. NV. I'll
DAVIDSON OFFSET OPERATOR
wanted, must be experienced anc
sober: As hrs. per week. Also IN.
terested in part-time operator e
work one nighN week Can
DESIGN ENGINEER. heating ant
air conditioning, wanted for Viz.
ginia consulting engineer's ofhct
Call IA. 5-4141. IL
DISHWASHER. white; live in; 40 Y
so years; paid vacation. TU; z
1900 for appointment. --lO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HELP-MEN
INSURANCE MEN

is y sso. eoLuAslx EM iFiloss Il
sERv, 1871 @ ST. NV, SUITE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
CIVIL, ENGINEER

REGISTERED IN MARYLAND
Must be experienced in Subdivi-
sion work. This is q permanent posi-
ton with Maryland's largest land
developer. Give complete resume OF
experience. Salary open; oppor-
tunities unlimited. Box 467-L, Star.
ii
CLEANERS, for apartment house de-
velopment; day work. Apply Apt. ]
1901 Abingdon dr.. Alexandria. %
CLERK. white, quick 70 work, At
597 South washington st. JE. 2
0Il0 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
.BOOKKEEPER

Real estate Office requires expert
enced bookkeeper. interesting work,
good salary; excellent oppor. for ad-
lvancement. Call today,
RE. 1881 EN-. 2-3699
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

SALESMAN, experienced, for long
established wholesale institutional
grocer. Unusual opportunity for
right man. Call LII. 1885 between
saL 1aS Z S and commission.
SsaRss f %rsqERN %UTo Apply g 4
SALESMAN, experienced. for Me-
mortal Park Cemetery, located with
in 100 mi OF washington, D. z.
Virgin territory, established
worker. For details and appt., cad
ia. 7-l142. ask for MR.. MICHAEL.
SALESMAN, personable appearance.
2O-25, to work in mems shop in
Hyattsville area. Call AP. 7-46S7s'
SALESMAN ALE nan retail tire and battery.
to SET up install and organize. sale
OF batteries and tires in q large
organization: fine opportunity for
right man. Box l66-R. Star 10
SALESMAN, for mems colthins store;
SION. Apply i WEBsTER CLOTHES.
SALESMAN LES + 4. BART x time, ewes, Alex.
andria area. Call XII, s-64la after
SALESMAN, experienced SelllnB sIos
cerieS to restaurants hotels, In
situations: good pay: unlimited cp-
portunities. Call l PIMA pm.
u 4-I54a. -l2
SALESMAN, we'll established. well
known firm in new home heating
and air conditioning business. with
reputation for list class products,
good workmanship and excellent
service Young man with experience
builders sales preferred. Will con"
cere desire to get ahead regardless
Of age. Salary with car allowance.
Permanent year-around position.
See McCREA or MR.. FRANKLIN.
S16 aud ST n VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
CLERK
Call HO. 2-580s

.CLERKACASHIER, cigar dept. Full
tine, day work. alternate Sum
days. Apply in person On. 5%t I net
|C5o 81 II tIt5i SALESMAN. full time;
8 days. car necessary. Experience
preferred but not essential; good
opportunity to earn excel. salary
plus comm. TU. 2-SS22. -S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t3. age
25-40, white or colored. salary
while training. assured income
each week; car nee; no canvas
sing. WASHINGTON FURNITURE
e.; 1l4 ilr, I'll St m, nv X pNTflSSn-
ENT, must know all phases OF con-
struction: wonderful oppor.unti y
with a progressive building nIm
in nearby Va: state all references.
Write Box 401-L, Star. -
COOK, second in high-class club
must be an all-round man, able 70
prepare neat dishes. NienLwork
Dinner goes of at pm. Saiary
open. See chef. CAPITOL HILL
CLUB, PA First st. Sc. Entrance
on Carroll st. Id
COOK, short-order. Apply In person.
1901 Suitland I'd. Transportation
CtOIISTERMAN. experienced. able to
take charge of lunch counter. must
be sober. honest, reliable and de-
pendable. Living quarters avallapIe
il necessary. See MR.: MILLER,
500 River I'd, Bethesda Nd; NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HOUSEMAN

Immed. opening in large downtown
hotel. must be thoroughly exper.
local refs. pref; good salary; many
employe dement's. Apply Personnel
Dept. AMBASSADOR HOTEL, 1924
x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
SALES TRAINEE

Excellent opportunity for
one young, aggressive man,
between 81 and 26, wanting
to learn heating and plumb
ing business. Inside sales
training. Learn while you
earn. 40-hour, 5-day week.
Excellent company benefits
If you qualify.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co.
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

ATTIC SALESMAN

Opening in our new-car department,
selling experience, but not necessar-
lily automotive, excellent opportunity,
demonstration furnished. FRANK
SMALL, JR., INC. 1901 Good Hope
I'd. sc. Mr.. Winstead or Nj. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
JANITOR

Colored, for apt. bldg. in downtown
with stoker operation and mino
plumbing and electrical repairs; non
drinker only: satisfactory reference
required: salary S140 plus quarters
Phone RES. MGR. MRS. MARTIN
DE o-1552 %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

MAN, for volks-
wagon quick service: S65 week
CAPITAL CAR DISTRIBUTORS
300 r. /. ave. ne.
MAINTENANCE MEN (white); apt
houses. exper.. $500 mo. MISS
MORGAN at Personnel, 1911 g st
nv; INA; s-21l1;, ~
houses exper, $500 mo. Miss Nor.
gan at PERSONNEL, 1911 @ st
NV. (NA. Split,
ENGINEERS. to 81
200. bring resume. Miss Morgan at
PERSONNEL, 1911 G st. NV. INA
S-Bo50l.
MECHANIC, for work on automatic
pin settlers; no experience neceS-
sary. Apply at BLADENSBURG
BOWLING CENTER, 4S11 Annap-
oils I'd, Bladensburg, Md, after 10
am, 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

lNOOhAsSE1 MEN
Due to expansion we need several
men Of ability and stability for
established, industrial and monthly
debts: also several experienced debit
builders. Apply 23l DUPONT Circle
Bldg. 1916 Conn. ave. NV. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

DRUG CLERK, 3 ewes. Apply in per-
son. PACKETS PHARMACY, S47e
Piney Branch I'd. s. s., Md. Ill
DRUG CLERK, full or part time;
good hours and pay. PEARSON'S
PHARMACY, PAS Wis. ave. NV,
EN-, 2-7250 p
DRY CLEANING ROUTEMAN. ex-
perienced: guarantee and commits
sion. MARVEL CLEANERS, 1920
1Ath ct NJ III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
CRAFTSMAN

Experienced in detailing shop draw
ings for misc. iron and aluminium
Wide variety and challenging work.
Salary commensurate with ability.
Call OF. 10000 for confidential in
terview. A. p. JORSS IRON WORKS.
INC. Arlington. Va. Ill
DRIVERS wanted, for Premier Cabs.
with or without identification cards
For information call HU. $4,000
after l pm. -l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1911 @ ST NV. SUITE y

ACETYLENE BURNER. mechani-
caliy inclined. to work in auto
wrecking yard: steady employment
BRENNER'S AUTO PARTS. LA
$4,000. III
AGENT, Q career opportunity. Old
line life insurance company has
opening on established debit; salary
plus commission: no experiences
necessary. JU. S-9177, -S
ACKNOWLEDGING MECHANICS
experienced A. 8. JOHNSON co.
HU. $4,000. III
APPLIANCE MECHANIC-opportu-
nifty with growing stable, service Or
ganization. No seasonal layons
Permanent job, paid vacations
Should have some experience IN
home service of washers, dryers. as
posals. etc, Car mileage paid. For
appointment call RIA. 3-S7S7, III
ARCHITECT, for architects ONCE
in northwest Florida; no hoaters
will be considered. Interviews up
to Friday, March 9. Call Elmwood
6-3304 around pm. for appoint
ksi HALT FOREMAN. experienced.
white: old line company. year
around employment, Write quail
fications to Box 233-L, Star. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
DRIVERS

Men interested in learning sight
mum l year: age, 25-35: high schoo
graduate. DI. 10000. Personne
LOflce. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

The location-UTICA--is at
tractive to everyone who enjoys
a pleasant combination Of coun-
try and city life. The great
Adirondack State Park is close
at hand, while the city itself,
provides well-eStablished suburbs
and good schools, as well as a
civic orchestra, choral groups
and other cultural ADVANTAGES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

I'm 1898 the village
OF Old Fort Schuyler
wanted a new name
The question vas de-
cided by popping sug-
gestions into a hat
The choice was left tc
chance. The lucky
name, UTICA.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

Turkish policy as Turkey hurts q
friendly nation and a state which
is anti Russian. while il supports
Arab leaders who side with the
East rather than the West. They
admit that this move will encour-
age the Arabs in their designs
against Israel.
Foreign Office officials say al
though Turkish-Israeli relations
are entering a "cool phase" the
complete break-off of these rela-
tions is out of the question. Both
in Tel Aviv and Ankara, charges
d'affaires will carry on and COM
mercial ties will not be affected
by the move. This was made clear
to the Israeli Minister Maurice
Fisher before he left.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

not agree with the Government
decision.
The Republican PartY's view
was expressed by a former Cabi-
net Minister. Cemil Salt Barlas. in
this way: I'VE do not approve the
governments move. nor can we
explain its reason. We cannot sup
port a pro-Arab and pro-Islamic
policy which will not serve us"
Another former Cabinet Minis
ter, Shukru Kaya, writing in the
newspaper HURRIYET, said:
''The maintenance of Israel-Tur-
kish relations will serve Middle
East peace and the Arabs own
interests, more than the severance
of these ties" In a front-paged
editorial the Ankara daily SON
HAVADIS pointed out that Tur-
key should try to remove the
causes of discord between Israel
and the Arab States. "This, the
paper said, cannot be achieved by
taking sides. After all, Turkey has
no interest at all in siding with
the Arabs"
The governments decision has
also caused disappointment
among many Democrat MP's and
high government officials. ....... .......
Authoritative sources say the
decision was taken by Premier
Adnan Menderes at the Baghdad
meeting on the insistence of Iraq.
Menderers believes that this move
will arouse sympathy towards
Turkey not only in Iraq, but also
in Lebanon and Saudi Arabia and
will thus cause the two states to
trust Turkey and divert them
from the Syrian-Egyptian COM
bine.
However. Turkish observers
doubt that this will be achieved
by simply recalling an envoy from
Israel. They see confusion in the
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Musings
lContinued from PAGE u

(Continued from Page II
many people had surrendered him
up as unusable in a modern home
:. He shall hang in my den. and
I shall be quite SNUG about him.
However, I could not quite help
thinking of the review had read
of IsraePs art and compared it to
Rabino's Jewish" art The
review explained my own confu-
sion over IsraePs art Emily
Genauer in her recent book on the
Holy Lands art says: "There is
an important distinction. They
Qsraels artists seem less intro
vertive than many others, less
given to exploring and laying
bare their own neurosis for
participation in the shaping of
that nation QsraeD every artist I
talked with insisted that this has
been creative experience of his
life. 1t gives a man, clearly spe-
cial perspective, one in which, as
an individual, he cannot help but
feel a certain humility"
I noted this difference between
Israel's artists and Jewish artists
in the diaspora There was
nothing of the diaspora Jewish
artists conception in the huge oil
painting I brought back showing
bowl of flowers This to me
represented a new nations out
look on the future Even as
Rabino's work represents the
diaspora Jews Yearning (unfilled)
for the realization of Jewish
dreams and ideals -.
To me it is important to own a
work of a Rabino He told me
that his pictures hang in five mu-
seums 1t may be true that
such an expression will all too
soon be museum pieces, for his
type of Interpretation, of diaspora
Jewry, of love of scriptures, of
devotion to Jewish history may
soon be a thing of the past j.. It
is obvious that I do not mean his
medium of expression /. +. but the
artists attitude toward things as
portrayed in his work His is
generation in the past -.
Rabino is travelling all over the
country offering his works :. His
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
SOUTH AFRICAN
GOVERNMENT ORDERS
RABBI TO LEAVE COUNTRY

JOHANNESBURG, = (JTA) =
Rabbi Andre Ungar, who came to
this country two years ago to min
lister to the Reform Congregation
of Port Elizabeth, has been in
formed by the Interior Ministry
that he must leave the country by
January is. His temporary resi-
dence permit has been withdrawn.
Although no reason was given
for the governments action, it is
believed due to the attacks by
Rabbi Ungar on government pol
icy. The rabbi voiced his opinions
from the pulpit, in the press and
at public meetings.
Rabbi Ungar had already an
nounced his acceptance of a post
abroad and his decision to leave
South Africa at the end of Janu-
ary.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Enjoy Jacksonville's Beaches
THE WORLDS FINEST"
Beach Firms Advertising Appreciate Your P0trOnGse

reception in different places has
been-different Denver and
Pittsburgh were wonderful" he
told me He could not express
in words how cold" Jacksonville
is -.
I asked him how do artists
make living He painted the
murals on the Home for the Aged
in Los Angeles He tried por-
traiture, but this made him nerv-
Gus people expected photo
graphs-not creative artistry =. :"
He depends on a livelihood
through setting up exhibits before
Jewish groups throughout the
country
Rabino lives in California {.
He thinks that is the most beau
tiful place in the world-"Like
Israel" says
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

Two opposition parties, the
Freedom and the National Parties
have separately submitted petit
tions to Parliament asking the
government to explain its policy
after the recent Baghdad meeting,
including its decision to recall the
Minister from Israel.
Feridun Ergin. leading figure of
the Freedom Party and an au-
thori4Y on foreign affairs told me
his Party considers the decision
an error" He expressed the view
that Turkey should be impartial
and conciliatorY on the Palestine
problem.
Ahmed Bilgin, Secretary Cen
eral of the Nations Party, also
told me his political group does
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Turkey and Israel
BY SAM COHEN
ANKARA, (JTA)

ANKARA JTA) The Turkish decision
its Minister from Tel Aviv has called forth criticism
political quarters in the capital and in the press
The Lincoln times., 1956-02-23
Milk Man Faces
SwindIing Count

A GaStonia milk man was ac-
cused Monday night of Swindling
one of his route customers of an
amount which the victim said may
run as high as $4,000 to $4,000.
Raymond Queen, about 35, was
charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretense after George
Thrower, operator of the Boule-
ward Super Market on Wilkinson
boulevard near Belmont, instigated
an examination of his business
papers dating back for about three
years.
Detectives. J. R. Harris and E.
II. Groves of Sheriff Dwight
Beams department were called
Monday morning by the grocery
man who told them he suspect
ed some discrepancies in his ac-
counts with Coble Diaries. by
whom Queen was employed.
Queen was accused of padding
bills for goods delivered to the
store. He was accused also of
cheating Thrower by obtaining a
store agents signature on legiti-
mate bill which concealed carbon
beneath. This, said the officers,
gave a false signature on another
copy bearing a longer list of dairy
pr o d u C t supposedly delivered.
The false bill, already signed, was
then turned over to the unsuspect-
ing agent at the store, detectives
The Lincoln times., 1956-02-23

SdlQ.
The officers said this type of
operation left the milk man with
a quantity CO milk, billed to
Thrower. which the routeman
could dispose of to any cash Gus
toner.
Thrower said he became suspi-
cious because his milk purchases
failed to fluctuate with the rise
and fall of his general business.
EIe told Sheriff Beam that he had
kept check for the last month.
He said, according to Beam. that
he paid for about $500 worth of
dairy products but received only
a little more than $500.
The detectives said Quee n
readily admitted that he had
cheated the store for some time.
The same oral admission was
made before Sheriff Beam and
Thrower also, Beam said. But
Queen was said to have refused
fatty TO sign anything.
The false bills. said Thrower,
date back to August 7, 1858. The
officers said Queen said he began
cheating in a small way but for
the last several months had taken
Thrower for about SIS a day on
bills which averaged from $50 to
500 per day
Queen. who lives in Roland
Park, has been with the dairy
company tor about six years, it
was said. He is freed under bond
If $4,000. No date for a hearing
has been set.
The Lincoln times., 1956-02-23

TOR SALE: Two story brick
building in first class condition
and located on railroad siding.
Approximately 10000 #. floor
space, sprinkled. heated, office
area, inside truck loading and
toilets. Ideal for Textile mill,
Commercial mill or shop work.
wholesale house. etc. Can vacate
by early Summer.
ALSO
Concrete block and frame build
ing, Dry-Kiln, so H. P. steam
boiler. plant, and two ware
houses, located on Cherryville
Highway l 1i2 miles from Lin
colnton. Approximately 10000
#. floor space in main building.
Heated, office area, loading
platform, toilets, etc. See S. w.
Warlick at Shorewood 1urni-
tuTe. Inc, East Church Street.
Lincolnton, N, c. tf-l1-23
The Lincoln times., 1956-02-23
RENTER WANTED: Six-room

RENTER WA ANTED: Six-ro0m
house. completely furnished,
all modern convenienc e S,
farming machinery, livestock.
good 70-acre farm near SherrillS
Ford school, Want good man to
take over farming operations
and live in house. with the
above named items furnished.
Will also provide seed and fer
tiliZer Write or see George w.
Robinson. co Bill Little. Route
One Davidson. N. c. I'm 2-23