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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

MIAMI, Feb. 8 A1. - With
Bardstown and Summer Tar
both impressive in workouts over
a heavy track. only two or three
other handicap horses are likely
to be named TO oppose the two
favorites in tomorrowS $4,000
added McLennan Handicap al
Hialeah.
(The McLennan will be
televised nationally and will be
seen in Washington from 4:30
to S pm. over WRC-TV, Chan
mel A.
Bardstown, Calumet Farm
gelding, went an easy five fur
longs in 1903 3f5 early yesterday
following an overnight rain
Shortly afterward. Mrs. John w
Galbreath's Summer Tan
turned in an excellent mile trial
going the distance unattended ir
jl:41 3/5. Both 5-year-olds are
good mudders.
! Bardstown. who will carry l2t
pounds, four more than his tor
rival, probably will be favored al
about 4 to 5 despite the weight
concession. Summer Tan doesn't
figure to be much better thar
even money in the mile-and-an'
eighth fixture, annually a PREF
for the 100000 Widener.
Willie Hartack will have tn
mount on Bardstown. a geldet
son of Alibhai, while Dave Err
again will ride Summer Tan
whose sire was Heliopolis.
Due to the presence of the twl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Good Showing in Garden
Gets CIV Set for WEN

George Washington's best re.
manning chance of escaping
eighth place in the Southern
Conference basketball race comes
tomorrow night when 1t plays
William and Mary at Washing
ton-Lee High gym in Arlington
The Colonials just might be In
the mood to beat the Indians
having come close to winning d
tough one before bowling. 1852
to st. Johns last night in Madi-
son Square Garden.
CIV lost to W&M by only foui
points early in the season al
Williamsburg. W&M is in sixth
place with a So record, while
CIV is eighth with 2-6.
The Colonials made a good
showing in New York last night
and appeared much better thar
their 2-l6 overall record indi'
Gates. They led through much OF
the game and produced the high
scorer in sophomore Gene Quart
liza with 81 points. y
The Redmen. now owning
10-5 record and hopeful of ar
MT bid, had to produce some
last-minute heroics to win. With
CIV leading. 60-59, Bernie Pascal
stole the ball and fed 1t to Bill
Chrystal, who scored q layur
to put st. Johns ahead. 6l-60
with 40 seconds left. The Rcd
men kept ahead thereafter, with
two free throws by Dick Duckett
offsetting a field goal by Qua
rilh as the last buzzer sounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
.Segura Rallies
For Upset Win
lover Gonzales

SYDNEY, Australia. Feb. 8 (P)
I-Pancho Segura of Ecuador up.
set favored Pancho Gonzales OF
Los Angeles, 3-6. 4-6, 6-3
Ga, 13-1l. tonight in the semi
finals of thep Professional tennis
tournament at White City Sta
dunn.
Gonzales, top-seeded and a
heavy choice to win the tourney
was far below his usual form a:
he saw his two-set lead vanish
before the scrambling, two.
handed style play of his small
opponent.
Segura will meet Frank Sedg-
man, Australians former Davi:
Cup ace, in Sundays champion
ship match for a top prize OF
1000 (S4.480). Sedgman gained
the finals last night with g
straight-set victory over Ken
lRosewall. who turned pro after
helping Australia retain the
Davis Cup last December.
/ An overflow crowd of 10000
] damned the stadium for thu
Sedgman- Rosewall match as thu
two AusSies met for the first tim
in four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
GETS 4-YEAR CONTRACT
Clark USCLine Coach,
Moves Up Top Job

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8 (R.-
A years search for football
coach at the University of South
ern California has ended with
/ the selection of Don Rex Clark,
an assistant to jess Hill for the
last six seasons. Hill advances to
the post of athletic director this
summer.
Clark, 33. is assuming a head
coaching Job for the first time.
He was a f1rst-rate guard for
the Trojans. served with the 99tll
Division in World War II, won a
battlefield commission in the
Battle of the Bulge. played two
years of pro football with the
San Francisco Forty-Niners, was
drafted by Eddie Erdelatz OF
Navy to design defense patterns,
then was persuaded to come
back to use by Hill. He is mar
ried and has five children.
That Trojan athletic officials
have confidence in Clark's aDil-
ity is evidenced by the 4-year
contract he was given. The SAL
airy was not disclosed. Earl Boil
ton, university vice president
said he fully expects Clark to
become lone of the outstanding
young coaches of the Nation"
Most of the talent from last
years team is gone and Clark
will have to develop reserves tc
augment what seems to be a
fairly good first team. although
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

there are no tried and tested
backs.
Jon Arnett. a great halfback
will be sorely missed, but from
the freshman ranks will come
Bill Brodie, a Southpaw pasSel
who is a brother of John Brodie
the Stanford great. Some Of the
Trojan boosters say he'll land
the quarterback spot hands down
and strengthen use where il
needs it most-in the air.
/ Clark's selection last night fol-
lowed overtures to such name
coaches as Bud Wilkinson OF
oklahoma, Duffy Daugherty OF
Michigan State. Bowden Wyatt
of Tennessee, Dallas Ward OF
Colorado and Floyd Schwartz
valdez of Syracuse. all OF
whom said they are happy where
they are.
None, incidentally, has to con-
tend with eligibility bans such
as those imposed by the Pacific
Coast Conference against use
and others for violating the
athletic code pertaining to re-
cruiting.
Southern California will have
an ordeal by fire to start the
1857 season. meeting Oregon
State. Michigan and Pittsburgh
before drawing a bye. and Their
meeting six Pee opponents or
successive Saturdays before clos
Ing against Eotre Dame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
NOW 81 SHY OF 1000
HundIey, Garden Flop,
Choses Elusive Mark

NIT-hopeful st. Johns of Brook
Ign before losing. 63-62, in the
last minute of play.
Other games included an 81
SO victory for Dartmouth over
Vermont, Hardin Simmons 49,
go lacing of Texas Tech, and ar
84-70 Utah triumph over Mon
tana in the Skyline Conference
that put Utah into the league
No. 2 spot and dropped the Griz-
lilies 10 third. ~
Notre Dame trounced touring
Portland. Greg, 1864, and Mas.
sachusetts dealt Rhode Island s
Yankee Conference title hopes g
severe blow. 87-61. Iowa State
Iswamped State-rival Drake, o.
III, behind Gary Thompson's 81
points for the Cyclones sixth
straight triumph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
2 Handicap Aces Reduce
Size of McLennon Field

stars. the only others certain to
start are Formella Stables
Switch On. last years winner OF
this event, who will have the
riding services of Sammy Boul-
metis, and Maine Chance Farms
Black Metal. to be handled by
Ted Atkinson.
Hasty House Farm may start
the veteran campaigner. Sea o
Erin. with Johnny Adams re ing.
Trainer Sheriff. Ward said he
might start Mrs. c. Ulrick Bays
Greek Spy. provided there's no
more rain and the track comes
up dry and fast. Sine Word
also trains Summer Tan. Greek
spy would be coupled as an en-
try with the Galbreath horse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

and Center Bob Jennings of Fur
man, No. "a on the list. was sup
posed to check in tonight.
The draft news was favorable
all along the line for the Wash.
ington club, Dick Cassels, Ca.
tawba Colleges All-North Caro-.
lima tackle. announced that HI
had agreed to terms. The $50.
pound ex-Marine. an honor stu.
dent. was the clubs 25th choice
Kuharich momentarily expect.
more contracts in the mail. AL.
ready signed are Ed Sutton
North Carolina halfback who wa.
the third draft choice; HalfbacE
See BOSSELER. Page c.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
.Bosse|er Signs
For Two Years
With Redskins
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON

The Redskins today signed
Don Bosseler, their No. l draft
choice. to a two-year contract
and hoped to add two more
draftees to the ranks by tomor-
row.
Bosseler, Miami tFla.) full
back, arrived here early today
from his home in Batavia, NY,
land after a brief huddle with
Coach Joe Kuharich put his
name on the line.
Tackle Jerome T. Franken-
berg of Kentucky, the Redskins
sixth choice, was due this after
noon to confer with Kuharich,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
California Legislator
Seeks to License Touts

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Feb. 8
Pl.-California legislators are
considering a bill requiring the
licensing of race track touts.
Assemblyman Myron II. Frew
Democrat, proposed the bill. Il
would require a license to sell
information or purported infor-
nation on the outcome of a
horse race.
Newspapers. including the
Daily Racing Form. would be ex-
empt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

A crowd of about 5000 turned
out at the Garden, much of it
attracted by Rod Hundley and
West Virginia. who beat New
York u. 1917. in the other half
of the double
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
A TRAGIC LOSS

The tragic drowning of DIR. r. c..
HarrelSon has taken from the COM
munity one of its better citizens.
Quiet, reserved and amiable, he
was man dedicated To his profession.
His widespread practice was indica-
tive OF the respect people had for his
ability.
busy and seemingly i'll hurry
most OF the time, he was u devoted
church worker. lie TOOK time from his
busy schedule to serve as church
officer.
Another remarkable trait vi the
young doctor WAS devotion TO ms
fanny. nen time permitted 1t, ne
shared those spare moments WIN has
IaInII!. Al Was curing one OF these
Times mat Tragedy claimed the ne o!
Iuc .InsaUIe uUJlUr AHA his lMo YOUNG
SONS, Slerlng ana " nItney.
IN. narfeIsOu MAS an asset 10 LABOR
CITY. ne VIII long DC reMrmuereu
Tor MS hIuuAesS, patience ANA uuuer-
stHnuIne IHal p4ayeu Sucn an 4npOr-
ts,lu IUIr IL creating Inc confidence
pla,eu III nIn y! 80 man! people III
tuIS area.
Although - young man, ne maue
ms mann Oh me community. u! nav
place IL which TO i've.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
PLAIN
TALK
GOOD ENOUGH TO BREED DESIRE
BY AL HARRISON

on don't hear much of the local volunteer fi
lighters but If you want to know who has the Lo,
one IN the countryside Just ask. Their pride is stf
by the excellent manner in which they afford aacI
citizen excellent fire protection "
Like many other jobs around a small town n
one cares much about whether not people serr,
on the fire department. That is until there is a f;
then the victim always finds himself thankful tbat
some men in the community willing to devota
time and effort to that kind of work.
doubt that there is another volunteer fire fghtr
unit IN this section of the state that has proved lie
WorthneSs as much as the one here at home
Even the occasional horseplay by some of the mon,
dependable members is easily overlooked if Won smn
watch these same men when the going gets tough
they are usually the the nozzle end of the bo
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
FITTING AWARD

The life membership award presented to Horace
Carter last week by the Tabor City Junior ChamLor
OF Commerce fitting one
Carter was the man who did the most to organize
JaIcee club III our community. The role he plavon
was important - he financed the first meeting b,.
picking up the tab for the meals. You can imap7ne
the crowd that attended But it was the starting nnnt
l"o he was one of North Cardinals first .ren
Outstanding Young Men of the Nation sponsored Inv
the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
1t was 4 nice gesture the part of local Javcoo,
TO give him the first life membership.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
Editorials . .

but for those who can adapt their
operation TO ii. the savings are con-
sidered substantial.
So long AS farmers continue TO use
their ingenuity there will be less
cause for peSSimiSm about the agri-
culture outlook in this section of the
CarolinaS
1t proves there are more ways than
one To skin Il cat,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
TYPICAL SCENE

The youngsters sat with their backs braccd apaipE
the wall Of the corner building
shoppers pad little attention to them except 10
step over one of the Youngsters extended legs once
In a while The Kids paid attention to the shopprrs
, "eH were ouSlIE engaged IN paStme that must
nave Deeh rather new to them. They didn't even spe;
TO one another as they puffed quickly on the newly
acquired cigarette butts Except for being only about
zane of life
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

PRENTlSS, MISS, HEADLIGHT:
Our forefathers knew the blessing
OF planting at Seedtime, reaping at
harvest time without government re-
Striction, and the JOY of deserved re-
pose after hard and satisfying labor.
They lived by Gods command of six
days shalt thou labor, and looked
only to God and their own efforts to
provide their needs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
CATS CAN BE SKINNED
SEVERAL WAYS

Around the Green Sea area farmers
are using ingenuity to whip some of
the financial problems incurre
through the loss of tobacco acreage.
The new type of tobacco drag"
might not be usable' by some farmers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

FLEAS AGAIN: Eldred Hickman is quite authority on
dogs and has of the best the that honors all
busted the dogs the ea and in needed duSug
ourselves as the fleaS left the dogs and found
But Eldred just doesn't happen that He the
flea laid the and about this time they
all whether
the and dogs regardless
what do to have tcaS the animals
and some on the premises about this time of
tie calls to mind which
their and dogs the and when they had
cas around the house they had before
simply and for
them they Just the place.
AL that had ais,
better them harbor all the that hatch
place D..
incidentally, there been
call plaque have had problem
themselves another Most passed
pretty advice presence
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
MALTA. MONTANA. NEWS:

= ~ - ' Il H-'-h, w " >
" tHIch, brown envelope arrived in
IN. Office from htc army's Corps of
Engineers. Believing that the enclosed
message must be a subject of urgency
sc nastened to tear open the envel-
olu and pcruse the contents.
inside the envelope was a booklet
OF ,O Autographed, letter size
pages. The title Of the pamphlet.
Specifications for installation OF
Floor lille in Temporary Residences
$500. 1t MAKES us just little iced off
to think that the taxpayers money -
being spent on such unnecessary
papcrwOrk
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

STOCKTON, KAN, CORD
Ever since }. Edgar Hoover an
nounced a few months ago that he
was Of the opinion that the names
Of juvenile offenders should be pub
licized, there has been considerable
argument pro and con in the press
Of this country . More and more
the pendulum seems to be swinging
to MIR. Hoovers idea"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

CARLSBAD, n. NJ, CURRENT
ARGUS: g. West German house
wives are complaining that their hus-
bands won't help them with the kit
chen work despite a new law that
gives the women equal rights with
men Congress is expected to pass
a bill just most any day, giving Ameri-
can men equal rights with women"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

HOT SPRINGS, 5. D., STAR: The
OnucG States Public Health Service
urges all adults, under the age of 80.
or even 10, to get at least one Salk
polio shot as a protection against the
paraIIuc form of poliomyelitIs."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
Arthur
Says
BY-BILLY ARTHUR

approve, endorse and enjoy
such outstanding events as
North Cardinals State Singing
Convention at Benson, Singing
on the Mountain ~ Grandfafh-
cr Mountain. the Folk Festival
at Chapel Hill ana the Noun
tain Dance and Folk Festival at
AShevillc. But
When high school boys with
ElviS Presley haircutS Cor their
dire need Of ha.rcuts) begir
Strolling the streets with a $40
guitar around their ncCkS.
that's something Csc. Further.
when ChOirS impose on coed
ears anthems like Solomon in
All His Glory" that's even
worse.
Tar Heel Editor Henry
Blount of the Wilson Mirror
spoke my sentiments 20 years
ago when he commented OH a
choir'S rendition Of that scrip
tural poem which compares
Solomon with the lilies of the
iiela' somewhat I" MS dlSdd-
vantage
y pdhs Oh pity was felt iv"
Solomon when the choir, after
expressing unbouHding admir-
'uoh Tor me lilies Of the field.
WHO" II i o""ol'ui Il thSE
eve" observe very closely. D.
Gan i" l'i inc congregation
'''"' solomon IN al ms glory
WIS NOT 'Ir"H'u. S'raishtWaE
inc soprano was reinforced by
u'C O"SS' WI" u'clafo" 'o"t
9o'"'''"' WIS most "'cld'oi!
ana e'''Pn'HSaily not arTaNed
WIS 'l"' "fraE'H. men me
'i'o v'ti'ureu II aS her OPINION
''"' o"'"iHIh Was not I'IdNcd'
WIG" inc t'tio: without
.''"''''''' !vs''"'Io- sang as Il
II ''''' JUS "''N '.!IcI1.!f 80
..,yb,r ,.a ..-,.., -,
r.nnrco,,;or ra4 49,, r.,.,.,' ,,'
't up sufficiently and our svm-
solomon wbos, 81. a.. arr,m.,.;
him ~ On ,1nv. -, .,,I r''. Wv,
ION tho rbo,r ,r,.' ,,tr,.r -,
mos, ,,,l .,a -. - ."
ner informed -. .T,, ~, ..n0
fncv -n.rnt,. =, ,,,.',. ,,.
thai Soroma,, i'm ali b.. ,r.-,.
WAS not srr,vr6 .r,.. .r, 80,
these. Tb,sr y.r4,. 81 Imno W.
time b3i oIgn..l SINCE 49,,
.''''' ''''.' 'is't'THs since lt'N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
c. GARLAND SAYS:
How Much Life
insurance Is Enough?

l. You'd want to pay your bills for your family
How much do YOU want to leave
? Wouldn't you rather your family keep YOU.
home" What is your balance due?
,. You'd want your wife to stay home with the
Children How much would she need a
month?
l. You'd want to be sure there was money fgr
college. How much do YOU want to provide?
>, After the children are grown. a widow still
needs income. How much should she have
6. When YOU retire, you'll want regular in
come. How much do you want a month?
You can answer this question for yourself 10y
filling in the blank spaces each of the above
questions. How well do your present policies fill
the wants you have indicated?
See us and will be glad TO hclp YOU arrange
your Life Insurance to fulfill your needs
G. Garland Fowler Life Insurance
Agency And Associates
H. IhEbTON BOYD BILL WRIGHT
JOHN II. WARD A. n POWELL
Annutes Retirement Plans Q Mortgage Insurance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

HAGERSTOWN, MD, HERALD.
Time was when Dad was king of the
cave. He had only to trick an occas-
lonal dinoSaur into the family stewpot
to rate an attectionate pat on the
head"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

HI MHOLT. | O W a :. REPUBLI-
CAN: The United States labor de-
partment has compiled a report which
implies that the excessive wage in
creases have been the key cause of
the rise in prices of the past decade"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
A NEW WAY TO DIE

government wroker crushed TO death by a
truck load OF money last Wcck IN Washington.
Htl It not the first time money has caused dca: h.
We seen lot OF folks whose love for humanity died
Wncn they bumped into money.
ne remark was that it shameful To put stlch
"eaulllul beaches IN county with such dSgrac efU
law enforcement. presumed the person meant Horrr
An ATU agents greatest interest in a person is
Wheh that person thinks he is longer being give
any thought by the agent.
The tornado lifted the frage-looking old lady
rom her rocking chair the front porch and plopped
her down several hundred yards away :
Pa. the wind done blown grandma way down
the road and over past the bridge"
well, let her be- She amt been no place in a
long time replied Pa.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

\ government Wroker was crushed to death by a
truck load of money last week IN Washington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

Series Z l. ). SAVINGS Bones
bought during and after Fcbru-
airy. 1857 yield 3lt compound
ed Scmi-annUally when held 10
maturity in 8 years and II
months.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

INVESTIGATION: We much Interested in
knowing what takes L that is
telling truth. Ii is
himself under indictment under who
thing and then parade half dozen
the stand who testify tn his lying and describe
act i'll the minute detail method
etc. how interested i'll justice hold
officer? just such l situation
term of Horny
verdict be that be country.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

NOTE ON WALL. There's a tackled wall
that warrants remembering everyone says
He has 326OOOOO been able
improve upon the Ten Commandments"
CAoNEI Bobby RIppy ana Ralph Imam together
promotion deal at Ritz theatre
Kara or Kara Kun show It
hooed back Well Bobby to create
SoIe interest IN the show and m addition we'll
IN he n"wspapcr he Ralph Inuan
caSnu Ralph could ii ly The. casket
must Aa'- Dech IN storage Tor 20 hardly
looked ike casNct Bobby LOBBY avatrc dust
and all really piece .iEy. within itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

Department win officially
launch its drive with q rally at
2 pm. in the Agriculture De-
partment Auditorium. At 3
pm. the General Services Ad-
ministration will hold its kick
on ceremony.
This years residential cam
paign will be under the leader
ship Of Mrs. Walter H. Judd,
wife Of Representative Judd,
Republican of Minnesota.
In all, UP to $4,000 workers
are expected to take part in
the residential drive.
The overall quota for the
Residential Unit is $3.50, 900,
There are between 495 and 500
teams Of from 8 to 10 workers
each in the District alone,
ready to set out on Tuesday.
Serving under Mrs. Judd are
six regional chairman. Mrs
Joseph C. Monaghan. the Dis
trict; Mrs. Kenneth Donaldson,
Montgomery County; Mrs. T.
A. Sulkie. Prince Georges, Mrs
Marion H. Woodward. Airing
ton: Mrs. William j. Tolar,
Fairfax-Falls Church; and Mrs
Remigius Lash. Alexandria.
Three Wednesday Residential
Unit report luncheons are
scheduled at the Willard Hotel,
the first on October 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
NOM FINDS STOCKS
EXCITING PASTIME

WOMEN AND MONEY go to-
sether in Washington where the rise
and toll Of the stock market, plus
the cost Of living. is on eVsyone's
lips. The lodies find the flueina&
tion Of theh investments on eEeitinq
postime. See Elizdbeth corpenter's
story obout feminine investors
on WOmen's POse d..
TRAVEL TO FLORIDA is the
main theme Of tOdoy's restyIed
Trovel Section and the fall visitor
con get on inside look at how the
winter half lives. Also look for
Moments TO Remember, a story Of
the tFovels Of others whom you may
wont to follow. Poses E-lo-ll.
A HELPING HAND for children
is on illustrated story thot shows
the use mode by the United Givers
Fund Of the mOsey you give in the
annual charity drive. See Pose 9
OF the Sunday Stor Moso1ine.
INTERESTING FEATURES about
how You Con Dress Like q Queen
pose l0l and Whot Men See in
Women ore TO be found in This
Week Mosozine Of todoy's Sunday
Stof for the sentler sex. But men
will find them interesting, TOO.
DEATH OF BELAlR, the fabulous
Prince Georges County estate. will
come Wednesday when the auction
GERS will sell off the collected
effects Of 200 yeoS Of gentle living.
Joseph 3, Byrnes writes about the
end Of on Gro in neorby Maryland
on Pose AT.
Complete Index, Pose Az