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ADAM 4. WE8CHLKR q son,
AuetioneefB.

TRugTEEg SALE or VALUABLE
ss SE9sf n ,AHNEPpIGkIIA E,.o G1ENE e
Exsr XNDloR 46i q sT REEEET
b virtue 81 = deed Of trust re-
corded, IN Laher No. 1854, Folio
3lS. 81 sea, one Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and 81 the request Of party Sc
cured thereby. the undermined
public auction, IN front OF prem
lses, on TUESDAY, TIE FIFTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1857. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the follow
tng-degcrfbed property in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, to-uit: Part Of
ORIGINAL Lot l6 IN Square 904,
described - follows: BEGINNING
% the northwest corner Of said
is.. ao on ssps., .nf sSsnes sAi souis
20 feet; thence vest ~ feet 70
Seventh street: thence north along
Seventh street. 20 feet 70 the place
q beginntng. Said property now
known for purposes Of assessment
and taxntion IS Lot sis in said
SQUARE eO4: Subject to right of
way. for alley PURPOSES over the
alMA VI A0at4 LCCh VI eNA1 NMEt
Of said lot. for the use OF owners
Of the remainder Of said lot
TERMS or SALE: ALL CASH A
deposit Of $500 REQUIRED Of pur-
chaser 81 sale Examination Of
title. conveyaneing. recording. rev.
enue stamps and notariai fees at
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right 70 resell
property at risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser, after I've days
Advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published IN
WASHINGTON. d. C.. or deposit may
Be forfeited. or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting pur-
EpAruND N. KainaERIcE.
r, EDWARD EARLY,
THOMAS r. HARRISON.
oe26.2s-30-no1, 4 Trustees.
ADAM A WEsCHLER . son,
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7ss!EE1 NE|CHDOUHOO6 faaiaS
Films Of More Thon Routine Merit

can AFFAIR TO MISUNDERSTANDING ever-sentimentsl
romance deity played b. Deborah and Cary Grant
"THE PRIDE AND THE PAsEION"-Sopha Loren. Cary
Grant. Frank Snatra In sweeping adventure superbiy
filmed.
@THE PRINCE AND THE sHOwGIRL.-Laurence Olivier
stoIdIy MnEyn MonFoe. connie delight
~SALLEYs-Thoronghy engaging Australian Aim about
small boy and his large problems.
THE SUN ALSO RISEs"-EFnest Hemingways post-WerId
War ost eeneFation" played by Ava Gardner. othess
1.-THE TEN COMAGANDMENTS"-Ceen D. De Miles latest
Biblical nIm. about Moses and his life and times.
al1 ANGRY MEN"1Henry Fonda jury duty IN the nlm
that won top honers at the Berlin festival
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ADAM A. WEsCHIER : SON,
Auetioneers-

TRUSTEES SALE or vLuABIR
S-SToRY BRICK eToRE AND
DWELLING KNOWN As ls4l
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
WRIST COMMERCIAL,
By virtue Of . deed thrust e.
corded in Liber No, ssss Iollo
ana ana q q ne request q party Sc:
cured thereby. the undersigned
trustees vill ener for sale; 80, sy
ises. on TUESDAY. THE TwENIY-
NINTH DAY o. ocLos5k isSna ::
district 81 Columbia, 70 vi: The
fuii depth thereof q let Numbered
Twenty-fo1r (24l N the .sundi-
vision OF square Numbered Four
Hundred and Forty-eight CAS-. 80
Per plat yeecrSed, IN IN d Lees a IS.
Surveyor for the Distriss Of Co
TENS Fms OF SALE; AL CASH, A
cash deposit Of $500 required o.
purchaser ct time OF sale. kxanli-
nation Of title eonveyaneins. re-
eordins. rotarial fees apd rsvenSSe
FERNS to Be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale.
Otherwise trustees reserve the right
70 resell property ct risk apd eQse
OF defaulting purchaser alter nve
days advertisement Of such resale
n some nsyspeper pgsn ns'. ~. n
MSAisS oTisissd Or without iSrf.isinss
deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaultins pur-
n EDWARD xARly
EDMUND ". EMMERlCu.
Oeis,21,e8.2B,2e Trusteee.
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AUeTion SALES
c. O. SLOAN D CO., NC,
AuetionseFs.
us 18th street, NV,

Washingten, d. G.
SALE or HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
PERSONAL EFFECTS, ETC. FOR
cHAR0Es: Notice Il hereby given
1857. starting a 10 O'clock 4. n,
and continuing each Saturday and
Wsonesqay tnere,bteE until AZ Y
public auction IN the auction
ICONS Tns q c, q. SLOAN y Co,
Warrington D. c., 70 enforce
liens for STORAGE and other
charges due and unpaid, all furni-
tnre personal effects. etc, stored
with Us IN the following names:
q. W. Wtlllauls, Richard Work
man, Patricia Pascal, Mrs. Shirley
Aodrick. Mary WelineT, Miss Joan
Wee; Ms; Norman h johnson.
TEENS CASH Manhattan Storage
Tfanefer Co. $50 New York
Avenue. ~ v. Washlngton, D. c.
President.
oel4.26
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 8 son.
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HOS. J. OWN q s0N.
AuefioneeFn,
iii 2 ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING STTpATE NO.
BIC FIRST dst) STREET SOUTH
b. virtue Of . certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. IN I1ber No l0.2g2s
Polio Z95 Ct sea, Of the land rec
ords q TIE District ... Of SolumDis;
enc s1ea,sd i tRsrs se1ae Il. q u s
lion. il front 81 the prsmises, on
TUESDAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER AID. 1857. AT
THREE-THTRTY O'Clock Pm,
the following described and and
premises, situate IN the District Of
Soium9ia; snd dssiEns &c u. e .s al,a
f931 IA A. Heckman's subdivision
OF Square Numbered Seven Hun
dred and Thirty-stx t13Bl. IS per
plat recorded IN the once of the
Surveyor for the Distrirt 81 Co
lumbia, IN Liber IL, az POLIO l6z.
TERMS or SALE. ALL CASH;
deposit Of $500, IN e ; 5sa n..ea
Is Of date Of sale All conveyane-
ing. recording. revenue stamps,
etc. ct cost Of purehaseE. Terms
Of sale to be complied With within
thirty days from day Of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property a. the
risk and cost Of defauiting pur-
chaser. after i've days advertise
ment Of such resale IN some news
paper published in Washinston.
or without forfeitina deposit, trust
ees may ayafl themselves Of any
LEGAL or equitable ftgntB against
oefaultinR purenaSer: -
FRANK T. SCRIvENEH. Attorney.
I'LL Z Street NV.
for Party Secured.
RUDOLPH w. SANTMMANN.
9. WILSON EARNsHAM
oce5,2s.30-noI.4
IRVING KA1IINs . CO.
Auetioneefs
z2o X street M.
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TRUSTEES SALE o. VALUABLE
3-6TORY BRICK DWELLING
S6RR fTs 9HTal e isasss A fkTTNfoE
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of . certain deed of
isn ndY' record. sSS ~ ~ Il. dist District e q
Columbia, and at the request 81
the party secured thereby the
undersigned SURVIVING trustee will
sell, 81 public auction, IN. front
Of the premises. on friday, TIE
FIRST DAY or NOVEMBER. AID.
ss7 ss r f TWIolroEsfr Rct1 az
and premises. o SITUATE Is De Dis
triet Of Columbia, and desiEnated
Ninety Hour 1e4) IN Joseph 8.
Moebs' Subdivision Of lots ID Block
Numbered Three 90, .1neleglde."
~ per plat recorded y the once
Of the Surveyor for the District
q folumeies n Libsr County q:
known for purposes Of aseessment
and taxation as Square 1915
TERMS or SALE. ALL CASH. 4
deposit Of $500 Win be required
ct time Of sale. Aafustments made
IS Of date Of sale. All eonygyane-
izs r.ee csSt Tsvssnus s!f .1.:
q sale e Be e2mplied With within
otherwise the eurvivine trustee
reserves the right 70 resell the
property at the risk and cost Of
defaulttng purchaser, after I'VE
days advertisement Of such re.
sale IN some newspaper Du5liahed
IN Warrington, p. Co.
Survivtng Trustee.
THOS. J. OWN q sou,
AuefieneeEa,
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A83AA&4A-NA4tNAAAR LNAA AAl4
Notice 10 hereby given that, puT.
sunnt 70 call Of it, directors, .
special meeting Of the sharehoId-
ers Of The National Bank Of
was1lngton win b held e. its
banking house 1t ole l4th Street
NV, in the City Of Waahington,
plstfirt Of Columbia. on Wednsk.
O'clock noon. for the purpose OF
c0nai6eTina and determining by
vote whether an Agreement to
Liberty National Bank, located ia
the City q Washington. District
Of Columbia, gnder the provisions
o. the laws Of the United States,
shall be ratified and confirmed:
and for the purpose 81 voting
UPON any other matters Incidental
% the proposed consolidation Of
the two banks. A copy Of the
Aforesaid agreement, executed b.
. majority 81 the directors 81 each
q The Two banks, pTogiding for
the CANCELLATION. u on fIle at the
bank and may BE- inspected dur
Ina Business hOura.
BARNuM I. COTTON,
oele.2o.2l "a. as.s4, "a, 4 Is. n. :2s.2e.
sg.4l-nol.2sS.4.6.o.7.e.o.10.11.i2
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NEW STANTON THEATRE
18th. Just or \, L Ave. NE.
La. o-3633
NEW LOCATION

NEW STANTON TMEATnk
18th. Just or = Z Ave. NE.
NEW LOCATION
OFF 18th AND r. I. AVE. NE.
washington's Art Theatre
AmPls Rarksns Eseiliii.s
HELD OVER
LAST FOUR DAYS
One Of the 1wbrld's Leading Revival Art
dT.sssss Motion PictsGHs hssr MADE.
LILLIAN GISH
HENRY 3, wALTHAI. . Cast Of Over
ss1CY Ms:s.rp a TIA. 9Em re sD.u i@
ton Picture 90 Great That Il 1Ayes
kffEEsffHiT or s9sA kArIdE scsuri. h, Bssn
SistusPs AstSoviEiss ana Writer'S q tbs
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S a 81 Il, ossSsn,ss .'i NJ Lonser oniy
ssis q Ansr i hi.torss'o I Even Today
= g. GSn RRss.asy s csns:s, NAM
Others. Fortunately Il Can BE shown
| II Us bptirety IN Washington. IN
MARYLAND Il Il Completely banned, and
n virsinia severely censorsd, New
sns n. AZ nsaass do5SSTp.ts e ana
Uncut. uncepfored version.
"THE BIRTH OF
A NATION"
80, a. q g and H.. n w
r:S o5: y 81 ssr.;n; 4. cr; ys:s An
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IRVING KAMINs q CO.
Auetisneefs
22o X Street NM
Executive $3.50

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
PREMISES KNOWN As 1882 EU-
CID STREET NORTHWEST
~ virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, IN Liner No. 1Qe7Ss
Folio e6e Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and -
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sen. At public suction N
front Of the premises. on IHURS-
DAY. THE THIRTY-PTRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, AID 1857, AT
ONR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
following land and rrem-
ises, situated In the District Il CO.
lumbia, and DESIGNATED - ana
being part Of Lot "a in Carnahan
and others combination Of lot
numbered 43 and "a in Block 10.
Said property now known a. Lot
sfi IN Square 1855.
TERMS: sold subject 70 n prior
0ouilding asSoctationl deed q
trust for approximately 10000;
further particulars Of which vii
be announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust
70 be paid IN cash. A deposit OF
$500 required. .Conyeyenctns. re-
Adjustments made rs Of cate q
within thirty DAYS. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
nav BE- advertised and resoid at
the discretion OF the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
CHARLES Z. MITCHELL.
oc21, s6. 80 Trustees.
80 -@[@-111 - a CnM
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Sterling $4,000


SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PM Fridoy
MONDAY EDITION. Q PM sua.
TUES. 10 FRl.. 3 PM Dev Dsiofs
SAT. EDITION. 10 Pm. Ffidoy
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AUcTI0H SALES
TH0s. ). OWN 4 son.
AucfIaneefsI
1ff1 3 u. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE.
DETACHED BRICK pWELkIM1
EylkshRA9 asss TkxAs zvEEts
By virtue b ! certain des9 Of trgst
duly recorded. b LlbeF No. l00e7,
pclio w e fs .s,, q ,es lsns re.
s sns ~ shs s lsS sss' y ibe partz
secured thereby the undersiened
trustees will sell - public eucs
ION, IN front Of the premises. On
FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
NOVENBER, AID. 1857. AT ONE
O'CLOCK PM, the fqIlowing-de-
scribed land and premises, situate
II the District 81 Columbia. and
Sss ssn an e sd 80 ns.n & ~ kcn,ds
ana 0arvin, Inc. 81 Lots in square
ofRss 81 lie 61fvessr IL ne Dis.
triet q celumbia, 10 Libsr ios'
TSRiis so subi.st % . prior
deed o. trust for approximately
&l440l; further partieularb Of
which WI Be snnolnesd q tine
q az ,;;,. ne pR hc n.ss Pre- spoys
ssDos is1 II 500 q REQUIRED srah Scnrey.
ehssers cost. Adiustme6ta made
a. Of date Of sale. Terms p be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
The. property mar Be adgerti9ed
End Eesoid 81 the discrstion Of the
THOMAS W. HUM.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
oe23s26,z6.2e,31 Trustees.
TnOs. y. OWN q SON,
Iii1 3 81. NV.
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49, ::ss alsss sJsSaisSEaDs a u:
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THE BIRTH OF
A NATION"

sIAisae'q' orIalnn.io afsSI 3vsIssIIesn. W..
aaesd ey ThoWa .,s 4; f stn FIRST One
, 1957-08-23
N
FOR STATES

A nurse maid of settled habits
to care for two children, ages two
and three. Will live in home in
Florida. Later in New York or
California. Room and board, rea
sonable medical bills, transporta-
ton plus moderate monthly wage.
Must be willing to stay at least
one year. Apply in person at
st. Johns Anglican Rectory.
FIR. Sidney Lanier
, 1957-08-23
SITUATION WANTED

Competent young-man wants
part-time work making bills
posting accounts, reconciling rec.
ords, preparing statements, writ
.ng and tipping letters and other
business manuscripts. STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. Will work at
your office or at his own. More.
than Is years Office experience,
Telephone 40
, 1957-08-23

gable of self-government; a type
specifically designed to bring re-
cognition to it's proponents by
means of destroying everything
that is decent and progressive. 3
Let us reflect for a moment on
whether we can expect the pro-
motion Of better government from
an individual who encourages
people to break the law. Respon-
sible leadership deals in the
promotion of observance to law
and order. In an enlightened COM
munity, mob rule is a thing of
the past. 1t is obvious that my
Unity Party colleagues seek to
maintain their hold on power by
the creation of a confused group
of followers. No one possessing
the qualities Of sound leadership
will encourage his followers to
throw trash in the streets, for
example. No one possessing the
Qualities O f sound leadership
would threaten a Federal Agency
by encouraging defiance to a fed
eral project designed to provide
adequate housing for families who
would appreciate new facilities
in order that they may be more
decently housed. In addition to
the advantages of the housing
accommodations think of the adj
ditional work the proposed fed
eral project would provide. How
short-sighted and selfish can they
get. On one hand they condemn
a department head for laying off
workers to operate within exist
ing requirements; on the other,
they would cause us. to lose a
Federal Project designed to pro-
vide work for our people.
Continued tomorrow
, 1957-08-23
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. So hav-
ing been reported lost or stolen,
the holder thereof is hereby re-
quested to present it to the
Bank within twelve (R) weeks
from this date as otherwise the
Book will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the ex-
piration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, v. L.
August Is, 1857.
, 1957-08-23
Dr.. AUBREY ANDUZE.
ADDRESSES PEOPLE ON
CONFUSION" IN ST. THOMAS
Continued from page y

the people of the Virgin Islands,
through their duly elected repre-
sentatives have, during the 81
session, demonstrated a high de-
gree of responsibility and OF
aWareness o f self government
obligations. They recommended,
therefore, that the legislature now
be granted additional rights. The
following is a quotation from the
committee report: 1t appears
to the committee that a greater
degree Of understanding of prob
lens facing the legislature and the
governor was. achieved, that the
ST legislature disposed of a num-
her of challenging problems, and
thus made substantial strides in
the direction of iustifying the
congressional confidence in their
capacity.
"The amendment to the "a
Organic Act is in the view of the
committee, further recognition by
the House Committee on Interior
and Insular Affairs of the matur-
ing self-governing capacity of the
people of the Virgin Islands.
"The reported measure, a S
amended, would add to the heads
of the executive departments re-
quired to be appointed by the
governor, with the advice and
consent Of the legislature-the
chairman and members of any
board, authority, or commission
established by the laws of the
Virgin Islands /. if such board,
authority or commission h a s
quasi-judicial function.
''Thus the powers of the Virgin
Islands Legislature r expanded
to include additional confirmation
responsibilities, at such time as
the legislature hereafter wishes to
assert authority
Following this recommendation,
t he House of Representatives
passed on August 10, 1857, House
Bill 8126, which embodies these
additional powers to the legis1a-
ture.
You will remember, that the
Unity Party strongly opposed the
~
, 1957-08-23

passage of the code unless these
confirmation powers were includ-
ed. They had tried this method
before and failed. They were adj
vised that the Code would be
vetoed again if they had added
the confirmation powers to it. Yet
they were willing to sacrifice the
Code again in defiance of any
other authority. Time and again
these senators have demonstrated
their lack Of responsibility. It IS
obvious that t h e substantial
strides made in the ST legislative
session were made not because of
them but inspite of them. They
have seen fit to continue stirring
up controversy in order that ac-
complishments may be minimiz-
ed. They have called your atten-
ton to their record of the past
"a record filled with abuses for
the administration but no sound
gains toward greater degree of
self-government. You can see
now, that if they continue to be
noticed and encouraged with
their frustrated acts, that they
may cause us to lose even the
little stride we have gained in the
past few months.
This brings me to a point on
which I differ with one of my
very good friends, He tells you to
read all of the newspapers to get
all sides. This is analogous to a
physicians telling his patient to
take a dose of every drug in her
medicine cabinet. If she has only
vitamins, all well and good; she
may become healthier; but if she
has some strychnine, even in very
small doses her system will be-
come more poisoned with every
dose. Similarly if you have publ
cations that are making a sincere
attempt to bring you an impartial
view of every situation, they will
help develop a healthy commit
nifty; but when you have, as we
have among us, publications that
willfully distort the truth, they
serve only to poison our system.
Slowly but surely we have been
receiving a poisonous type of
journalism from certain quarters
"a type that serves only to gen.
crate confusion and justify the
belief abroad that we are not ca
Ze#H1- q @rs-er
, 1957-08-23
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MODERN MARRIAGE
Mother-in-LaW Poses
Problem in This Case

realizes the situation but
doesn't know how to manage
Mama. The whole Soviet Pre-
sidium would have a hard time
managing this Mama. What
chance have ~"
Let your obstetrician do the
job for you, Mrs. w. For at
least a short period of time
around the birth of a baby.
an obstetrician has more pow
err than the Supreme Soviet
itself, Tell him your whole
story privately and ask him to
accept the responsibility of
dealing with your husband
and your mother-in-law.
/. He should explain to your
husband that it is absolutely
necessary for the baby that
you have the sole responsible
ity with his own collabora-
ton. and that no third party
participate except in the most
casual way. He can lay this
on heavily.
2. He should then give
Mama similar orders and
make them emphatic. I think
he will fully understand your
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Mrs. Chidel
Heads Council

Mrs. Max Chidel has been
installed as president of the
Greater Washington Council
of Pioneer Women. She sue
ceeds Mrs. Robert Pargament
in the post.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Luba Kaplan, executive vice
president; Mrs. Harry Lowens.
vice president in charge of
membership and organization;
Mrs. Murray Frank, vice pres
ident for program and educa-
ton; Mrs. Harry ziggles, vice
president for Moetzet Hapoa-
lot; Mrs. Sol Levine. financial
secretary. Mrs. Mae Switkes,
treasurer; Mrs. Sol Postal, dues
secretary, and Mrs. Alex
Tobey, recording, and corr
responding secretary.
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Checks Presented
To Denful School

The Women'S Auxiliary Of
the District Dental Society has
presented two checks to the
Georgetown University School
of Dentistry.
The donations will assist in
equipping the schools new
cleft palate clinic whose per-
sonnet give treatment to
crippled children, and to pay
for a partial scholarship for q
deserving student.
DR.. Clemens v. Rault, dean
of the school. accepted the
checks from Mrs. Louis Dubit,
president of the auxiliary, and
Mrs. Thomas Blackwood, jr.,
chairman of the Philanthropic
Committee.
Other members of the CON-
mittee are Mrs. Ralph E. Nc
Allister, treasurer: Mrs. Walter
Lawson. Mrs. Joseph Salcetti.
Mrs. Ernest Schneider and
Mrs. Leland Viewer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
WHY GROW OLD?
Domination Fight Bad
For Couple, Children

this would be true as a rule.
Young folks who grow up in
the tradition of give and take,
Of thoughtfulness and adjust
ment to the wishes and needs
of others are, of necessity, bet
ter adjusted than they other
wise would have been. They
are freer of completes and de-
structive attitudes and pref
udices toward their husbands
and wives than less fortunate
young people.
Fights for Rights"
Many mothers make the mis-
take of impressing their
daughters with the idea that
they must not be imposed
upon. that they must flight for
their rights" They do this
either by the spoken word or
with their own attitude toward
marriage.
We handicap our children
unless we teach them that in
marriage each partner must
make adjustments and COM
promises for their mutual hap
piness; that each must work
for the success of their mar
riage; that love is the magic
touchstone. In light of this
viewpoint rights" seem to
disappear.
+ X 4 X
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