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necessary and figure on less
break for a few weeks.
But as far as achieving hook
is concerned, it's all included
in one Of my latest pamphlets,
Tips for the Advanced Bowl
err" The pamphlets yours for
10 cents and a stamped. return
envelope sent to Joe Wilman,
care of this paper.
tccpyright, 1855, John p, Ollie Coz
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Browns Cut
To Seven
Rockies Stuy
Nv the Associated Press

Inc Cleveland broWns are
down to the 35-player limit
for the National Football
League season and It's obvious
that Coach Paul Brown is do
ing a major Job of rebuilding.
Seven of the players retained
are rockies and there are still
eight Of last years rookie crop
on hand.
The Browns got down to the
limit last night by releasing
Hal Bradley. veteran guard
from Iowa who missed the en-
tire season last year with a
broken leg; and a pair Of
rockies, Tackle-End Buzz Guy
from Duke and Tackle Harry
Javernick from Colorado.
First year men retained in
clude Quarterback Jim Ninow-
ski of Michigan State, Ends
Jim Gibbons Of Iowa and Will
lie Davis Of Grambling College,
Halfbaeks Jim Shofner of TCU,
Bobby Mitchell of Illinois and
Leroy Bolden Of Michigan State
and Guard Gene Hickerson Of
Mississippi.
Lions. Packers at Limit
The Detroit Lions trimmed
their roster to the legal limit
today by releasing Ben Paolucci,
rookie lineman, and placing
Jerry Reichow, veteran end. on
the injured reserve list.
Paolucci played his college
ball at Wayne State University.
Reichow suffered a leg injury
several weeks ago and under
went surgery.
The Green Bay Packers
added to their roster yesterday
when they got Dick Christy
rookie halfback from N. C.
State, from the Pittsburgh
Steelers for a future draft
choice. But they got down to
the limit today by asking waiv-
ers on two 4-year men, Punter
Dick Deschaine and Center Sam
Palumbo, and Rookie Tackle
Ken Gray Of Howard Payne
College, and placing Halfback
Ron Kramer on the military
reserve list.
Kramer, former Michigan
star. has been ordered to re-
port for active duty with the
Air Force September 30.
The Philadelphia Eagles and
Baltimore Colts each have an
excess player after making cuts
yesterday.
The Eagles signed Billy Wells,
former Redskin halfback who
was released recently by the
SteelerS, and cut Guard Char
ley Kaaihue and End Merle
Flattley. both from San Jose
State; End Pete Rhinehart
from Montana and Halfback
Dale Ems of Bradley.
Colts Waive Pair
The Colts placed two players
on waivers-Linebacker Doug
EggerS, who signed as a free
agent in 1855 after playing for
South Dakota State, and Len
Walters, rookie end from Penn
State who was their fourth
draft choice.
The Steelers, who now have
unloaded both Wells and
Christy, face the loss of Half
back Tom Tracy for several
weeks with a Sprained neck
suffered in Sundays exhibition
game with the Los Angeles
Rams. They we're cheered,
however. by a report that Half =
back Ray Mathews may be
ready for Sundays opener with
the San Francisco Forty
Miners. Mathews suffered a
slight break in his left foot
September II in an exhibition
game with the Chicago Card
inals.
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BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
star stan Writer

Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club is not rated among
the areas toughest golf courses
until somebody produces a
scorecard and pencil,
Fifty pros and the best anna
teur field to play in a pro-
amateur this season had ideal
weather and playing conditions
yesterday but only Charley
Bassler, who plays Washington
like he owns 1t, and Charley
Easton Of Congressional broke
par with COS.
The hilly Virginia layout is
aon the short side. but it has
birdie holes that can be turned
into DOGGY holes with a careless
shot. This is particularly true
on the two par fives. Members
and visitors often have their
career rounds there with only
a small wager at stake, but IN
tournament competition, Wash
ington's par Of 10 usually
stands UP.
Is Pros Break IS
A couple Of the pins were
tucked into spots that bordered
on the unfair side in the Mid
Atlantic PGA event yesterday.
But that hardly was an excuse
for only Is of so pros to break
rs. and only two of the dozen
or more star amateurs to break
"A.
The challenge the golf course
offered was the talk of the
tournament, more than any
body's sensational shotmaking.
EaSton. the new assistant pro
champion, had 32-37-69 to cut
into Bassler'S winnings over one
OF his favorite layouts.
BaSsler, the pro at Rolling
Road in Gainesville, Nd, has
been 67-70-69-69-68-69 in his
last six competitive rounds at
Washington in six years. Bas-
sler's SO yesterday included a
double DOGGY seven on the
fourth. where he came within
a gesture of picking up in dis
gust. He played four under-p par
golf from five through 10.
Unbeatable Help
r Bassler had unbeatable help
from Lew Russell in the Pro-
Amateur, which they won with
a best bali of So. On the third
hole, where Bassler had a boz
gey. Russell had a birdie with
a handicap stroke for a net
eagle. On the fourth, where
Bassler had a double DOGGY.
Russell had a par. In two holes
Lew cut Bassler's score by FIVE
shots. Russell shot 36-45-81.
They needed that hot round
because Stanley Mouser and
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HOWARD'S
SCHEDULE

September 27-St. Paul College
October AT Fayetteville IN, c
eaehers
October lI-Delaware State.
October 1S-At Morgan State.
october 25-Fisk.
November I'D. c. Teachers.
November S-At Hampton
November 15-At Morehouse.
November 22-Lincoln pa.
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A TCHISON|S
AN LIE
BY LEWIS :. ATcHlsoN

1910, and things looked very
dark indeed for the Tigers. But
.LSU scored seven points. and
late in the game got another,
but missed the kick. That's
when ! heard Huey yelling for
me.
Go down and tell the ref
cree 10 stop the game, Long
said.
He can't do that" told
him, "the game isn't over.
Go down anyway Long
ordered, and tell him that II
he doesn't stop it he'll never
referee another game in this
State. This thing the gameJ
is too dangerous.
&&$
Billy Wade apparently has
filled Norm Van Brocklin's
shoes with the Los Angeles
Rams, in preseason games, at
least. The Vanderbilt alumnus
was used in only the second
half Of the Pittsburgh game
Sunday, but In the first five
exhibitions he has completed
sc passes in l25 throws. That's
better than a 500 average. He
gained l,l02 yards through the
air for 10 touchdowns.
That's a brisk pace and il
Wade continues the Rams will
be a definite threat in the
Western division. He'll get a
thorough test in his 1858 league
debut against the Cleveland
Browns Sunday. Cleveland beat
the Rams in their preseason
test, 1910. and with the chips
down the Browns will be even
tougher. But If Wade gets his
club off to a good start the
Rams could be trouble-makers
for the rest Of the Western
division.
No youngSter ever made a
more sensational pro debut on
the home lot than Mike Som
mer when he returned two
punts for touchdowns against
the Bears on Sunday. And no.
body ever put themselves on a
tougher spot than Mike. What
happens now if he doesn't go
all the way with a punt? He's
pulled down from behind on
the f1ve-yard line after a To-
yard dash-so he's a bum?
1 The future of Sommer. and
six or seven others, was being
debated last night and early
today by the coaches, prepara-
tory to the final cut. It's all
most foregone conclusion that
Mike will stay, but he'll discover
in the next IL weeks that one
good punt return, not even
two. make a season in the pro
league. It's the game coming
up that counts.
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BAssLER, EAs1oN's 69s WIN
Washington Pro-Am
Stymies Porbusters

Dick Kreger OF Kenwood also
teamed in phenomenal fashion
for a best ball So. Mouser had
70 and Kreger, a seven-handi-
cap player. had 81. But they
alternated in making brides.
Claude Wild, making his first
local appearance since he ad-
canced to the fifth round Of
the National Amateur. three
putted the tricky 18th green
for a II to nose out Keith KEEL
lilo, who always plays Washing
ton close to par. Keith had
three three-putt green's and a
u for second among the anna
tours.
Tie for Low Net
Lew Staples, newly crowned
club champion at Martinsburg.
w, Va, had 1850 to tie for
low net with Walt Goodrich Of
Court House with 1850.
r. o. Wissinger of Washing
ton. 76-6-70; Del Todd of Rock
Creek, 1870, and George
Allen of Kenwood, 87-17-70,
tied for third in amateur net.
Paul Haviland of Baltimore
and Billy Phillips of Winches-
ter tied for third in the pro
sweeps with 70S.
Other best-ball winners in
the pro-am we're Haviland and
Henry Ashauer, and Ray Helms
OF Swan Greek and Cliff Hunt
of Washington, "a, and Melvin
Rowe and Wild; Haviland and
Marion Flory of Annapolis;
Walter Romans Of Baltimore
C. c. and Wissinger, and Mou-
ser and Allen, 65s.
Next Mondays Pro-amateur
is at Prince Georges
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HOWARD LINEUPS

Towards probable first and second teams for Saturdays
game with St Paul.
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09

belief that he had died the day
before.
The discovery was made when
the insurance man called to
collect from Mrs. Jackson, the.
owner of the home. She came to
the door and asked the insur-
ance man to awaken Thai. who
was lying on the floor. The
man declined but informed at
fireman, who in turn called the
police. Before the police could
examine the body, they had to
kill several vicious dogs that
were in the house.
Even though, Thal's body had
been on the floor all day, Mrs.
jackson, who was in the same
room, did not seem to realize
that he was dead.
Thai had, allegedly lived with
Mrs. Jackson as roomer,
since 1885.
At press time no inquest date
had been set but it is believed
that he died from natural
causes.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09

The Hon. Hollis l.. Reeves,
3137 w. 139th street, Robbins,
passed this life at $3.50 am.
Saturday, August 2, 1858 in
Cook County Hospital. He had
been ailing for some time but
was not hospitalized until May,
this year.
Mr.. Reeves, who was the
youngest of a family of four
teen children, was born in
Amite County, Mississippi. Early
in life he moved to Chambers,
Miss, where he met and mar
ried Miss Leatha Benson. He
and his wife moved to Chicago
in 1922 and to Robbins in 1924.
He entered public life in the
middle '2Os and was elected
Police Magistrate in 1929. All
together politically, he served
6 years as police magistrate, 2
years as village trustee and 8
years as Village President.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09

Central Park to 135th street;
135th street back to Claire and
from there to the grounds.
For booth information contact
Mrs. VIM. Leonard at her store
or call Fulton 5 6082.
Ernest Lemon, President
Robbins Ann. Celebration
League, Inc.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09
Parade Starting at l:3O To
Open Annual Fiesta Week

Robbins Celebration League
will start it annual fiesta week
with parade Sunday, August
10, 1868.
The parade marshalls, James
Jackson, ST., and William Leon
ard named the starting point
as Hendricks Road and the time
at 1870 pm. sharp. All clubs,
organizations and marching
units are asked to be son time.
All citizens of Robbins are
asked to support this Week of
Fiesta to enable us to start
work on the field house, the
foundation of which is already
laid.
Parade Route
Parade will start at Hendricks
Rd. and Claire boulevard. Down
Claire boulevard to 139th st;
10th street to Central Park;
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09

MISS WINONAH JACKSON
1858 at Mount Calvary Baptist
Church.
Miss Jackson is a graduate
of b.. Community High School
class of 1858. She is also a
member of st. John Community
Church.
Mr.. McAllister is in the cleri-
cal department of Chicago Daily
Law Bulletin of Chicago.
The couple will honeymoon
in Michigan after which they
will reside in Morgan Park.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09
Find Man Dead

Chris Thai, age about IS, was
discovered dead in his abode
at 1924 Spaulding avenue at
1920 pm. Tuesday, August 5,
1858 by Sgt. Pennix and Officer
Warren.
Judging from the condition
of the body, police expressed
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09
Wedding Bells

Mrs. Altha Jackson announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Winonah, to Mr.. Hubert Nc
Allister of Morgan Park, on
Sunday afternoon, August "a,
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-08-09

At the time of his death, he
was End vice president of the
Bremen Township Republican
Organization, Captain of Pre-
cinct 81 and member of Rob-
bins Planning Commission.
Reeves was the spark in many
of the civic and religious or
CARNATIONS of the village. A
Continued on page 12) J
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ARTHUR J. HILLAND,
FERDINAND J. MACK. Attorueys
ShoIeham Building,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold.
Ing Probate Court Mo. Q46io.
Administration.-This Is To Olive
Notice: That the subscribers, of
the State OF Connecticut and the
District Of Columbia, respectively
have obtained from the PROBATE
Court Of the District Of Column
oia. Letters TestamentaFy on the
estate of MARY DoYLE TALLY.
late Of the District Of Coiumbia.
deceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST the deceased are
hereby, warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers. thereof.
legallv authenticated. 70 the sub
scribers, on Of before the Ord day
Of December. AID. 1855; otherwise
they may By Law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given
under our hands this ard day OF
June 1855. MARIE LEASURE
HERMAN, Old Lyme, Connecticut.
SHELBY CHARLES LEASURE.
3eO1 Connecticut Avenue, NV.
WaShington, DC. SEAL At
test THEODORE CO0swE1L,
Register Of Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court. ie e.lo.s3.
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fmos. =. OWN a SON.
AueiioneeIa,
I'LL I ST. NV,

TRUSTEES sALE or VALUABLE
kkNoSySE Az fkfhIst8 MRK2R
S9e ~ pfvIsioe AVENUE. NORTH.
By virtue q = certain deed Of tru,,
roli9 iee q SEQ and ! deed IN
role vs. e. tsa. 81 ne land
oia and A. the REQUEST oil the
Party secured thereby. the UNDER
sinned trustees Will sell. AZ public
auetlqp n front oi the pIemises.
2hrRnn9 nax Or JJH5Ev TTEM1T.ys-
Al fWosfkN ociOcKA y lV r..
following described land and nram.
lsis, situate IN lie nistF lei AZ g az.
lumhin, and dsslrnatsd AZ and
being Lots 20 and 81 IN Bioef 3
IN the Subdivision made b. Oien.
nan known AZ ''Llnvood Hefghts. .
a per plat recorded IN the once
q ne surveyor for the District
Of Columbia In Liber County is
~ roli9 70: SAID Block , nov
4nd tex9tl2p a. Square $3.50.
dhhM9 sold subject to a prior
tiSsi To- sppr aSsiiasSH ssss $50 81
kurtnsr EARTHQUAKE Of which Will
the purchase price above ssid trust
70 ee paid In caah. A deposit Of
5000 20 required. Conveyancine.
Ieeeroine. etc, At purchasers cost
Adjustments made as OF date Of
SAFE Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
NAY be advertised and resoid al
the dlscretiQn Of the trustees.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
CHAHLES I. MITCHELL.
'tlA'l4'lo,le,2l. Trustees.
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THOMAS VI. RAYsoR. Esq,
National Press Bldg.,
Washington, ID. c.

STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate court.-Estate Of
kAzlMER wISNEsKY. also
known as KARL WILSON. De-
ceased. No. 95,623. Administration
Docket l99.--Application having
been made herein BY Mary A.
olinoviecki for letters OF admin
istration TO issue 10 Thomas NJ.
Raysor Il Is ordered this 18th day
Of June. AID. 1883. that ElThieth
Olicechinska, Sabina Barsxewska,
Alexander wisniewski. Jan. wis
niewski. the unknown heirs at
law and next Of kin Of the de-
ceased. and all others concerned,
appear in said Court on Monday,
the aeth day Of July. AID. 1858.
at 1000 o'clock AM. to show
cause why such application should
not be grnnted. let notice hereof
be published IN the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter and The Evening
star once in each Of three sue
eesSive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first
publication 20 be not less than
thirty days before said return day
witness. the Honorable BoLrTHA
J. LAWS Chief Judge Of said
Court, this 18th day OF June AID.
la5S. tSeall Attest, ARTHUR P.
SMITH, Deputy Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES


UEITKn eTATEs pleTRIcT COURT
loF The plflrict Of Columbia. Hold
inE Probate Court mo. o1o1t.
Admlnisllatlon.-ihls u 10 Give
ne District Of Columbia has 90
tained from The Probate Court
Of ne pintriri d Columbia, Letters
Of A1mlniftrAllon % The estate 81
WILLIAM L. EDMONoON, late ol
the District Of Columbia. deceased
Al persons having claims aealnll
the deceased are hereby warned V
exhibit the same, with the youch-
srt thereof, leEaily authenticated.
% the subscriber, on or before the
10th dAy Of December AID. 1883
othfrviae they may bf law Be ex.
eluded from All beneiit Of said
10th day u june 1855 fRxNcie
oRfMAN, 1880 Natlonal Presl
nuildlne lseai Attest THO
poRk GOODWILL. Reeisier Of
WINS for the District Of Columbia.
lefO.a1 40
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OFFICIAL NOTICES


NOTICE TO PERSONS IN BUsI-
ness IN Southwest Urban Renewal
rroieet. Areas B c and Gilt is
the declared policy Of the d. c.
Hedevelopment Land Agency that
IN the development Of the retail
facilities In that part OF Southwest
Urban Renewal Project Area G
known as the Town Center q pref
erence be given TO the extent pos
sible, 10 business and professional
men DISPLACED from the Southwest
S uT6sn E Esnswa Areas BY -. the
preference does not mean q reduce
ton in standard rent---nor is II o
guarantee Of relocation In the
Southwest. II does mean that
AGAINST other applicants for the
same commercial space offered for
rent. displaced applicants shall be
entitled TO preference. II you wish
70 establish a preference. notify
the Redevelopment Land Agency in
writing by June 30, 1853, az 6S5
Maine Avenue, S.W. washington
~, D. c. Notification should
clearly indicate; Type OF profess
sion or business. and address
Years Of experience. Present floor
area, Minimum square feet Of
service or retail floor space. and
cubic feet Of storage SPACE re-
duired Type Of license III any,
and occupancy permit required
JOHN n. sEARLEs, JR.,
jes-lo Executive Director.
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KANn a MOONS
AiieIntya fer Fialnlla1
L@ssk,sn.,isns Street Nv

fllsd March IA, iass
lNTTKD STATES DI6TRIcf COURT
Tor the District oil Columbia =
RALPH VI STEPHAN, Jr.. al al.
flaintlifA ". The Unknou heira,
Alleneea and DsVlless Of FRANCIS
DoDuk deeeaeed, ii al Defend
ants Civil Action No, aOs-bH.-
ORDER or PUBLICATION. the
object OF this suit u Tor . fnal
ludaement deelarine fuli and
complete title, IN fee simple, By
adverse Possession In the plain.
tins In the real estate Described a.
part Of Lot 1875 IN nealra Ad-
dillon % oeorgetown being IN
Square 81 0eoreetoun. nov square
which u mere fully deseribed M
the complaint On motion OF the
plaintiff, II IA this 1ist day OF
March, 1898 ORDERED that the
deiendanta Frnncis Dodne, IT,.
Robert p Dodge. Allen Dodee.
Charles Dodne, Elizabeth Al Of
ney, Anna NJ DaviA MARI n
Maroury, Emily Dodge, Aiex.
ander II Dodge, william Dodge
Adeline Dodge Lanman, Vlrainia
Dodge Poor. cause their appear
Anee 70 Be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive
Of bundayg and legal holidays. oe-
CURING after the date OF frat
publication hereof. otherwise the
case Will be preceded with a. IN
case Of default; provided that a
COPY OF this order be published
once . week for three 6uccessive
weeks IN The Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star.
and that the defendants, the un-
known heirs, alienees or devisees
81 such Of the above a. may be
dead and the unknown heirs,
Alienees and deviseea Of Francis
Dodge, deceased, cause their ap-
pearance 70 be entered herein on
or before the iirst rule day oc-
euring after the expiration Of
three months from date OF frSt
publication Of this order. other
wise the cause will be proceeded
with as IN case OF default; pro-
vided CODY OF this order be
published twice q month for three
months In The Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star
before said day 49, y. DfcKIN.
son LIFTS. judge Seal Test:
a true Copy, HARRY N, HULL.
Clerk By DOROTHY N. BAR
RICK Deputy Clerk.
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naIa. -Mrn


AUTO BODY MAN. ist-elAst. with
references. 5-day al. LIBERTY
AUTO BODY CO. gus M AZ. nv,
AUTO MECHANIC. must Be expert
On cnrbuTflofs. l4nillon. m0lol
tuning and electrical repair aerV,
ice. Write. givinf education and
NNperlence, 10 NUElLA MOTOR
TUNING GEllNIcE. Sill 10th al.
nv, Waahlnelon \. ID. G.
AUTO MEcaANIC-Top liieht mas
with own tools for used cat lot
Must be EXPERT. With previous uact
car eApoEience, Good salary. 1et
NJ. Machiin KING KARh. alt
Florida ave ne,
AUTO MECHANIC. first-elass. toT
opportunity Tor reliable man. 81
week guarantee, Can earn $3.50
WI Apply MfCHELSON'a 0kRV.
ICE CENTER, Oeoreia ave. and
Cnlc1viile I'd.
AUTO TRlMMEns on HELPERS
white OF colnred, nuAt BE- expcf
Apply 10 MRS McCl-ANAHAN
1924 Pa, ave, s.e.. III, 10000,
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FREDERICK G, UMHAU, Attorney
f24 Southern Building

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, hold
ing q Probate Court Estate Of
No. e5,5ST. Administration Docket
1879, = Application having been
made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament Of said
deceased, and for letters tesla
mentary on said estate, By La
executor. Il Is ordered this 5th
day Of June, AID 1855, that
CLIFFORD CLARKE JONES. IL.
and all others concerned, appear
IN said Court on Monday the
l4tn day. Of July. AID. 1858. al
De granted. Let notice hereof BE-
puoliShed in. the ,'Washington
Law Reporter" and The Eyenina
star" once in each Of three sue
ceSSive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the firsf
thirty days before said return
BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Judee
q said Court. this 9Th day Of
june. A.D. 1855 lseai.l Attest:
Register OF wills for the pistriet
q Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
SolIt. tn9.l6,23
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atmosphere Pay as you so no
contract 81 per hr lesson Free
weekly social CAL Ho 2-227f
NEWNAMs are at Abbey CottaFe
Agsin Let's renew our friendship
Comfortable rooms Continental
breakfast - Maryland ave. Re
hoboth Beach, Delaware.
LEARN TO DANCE quickly. mex
pensively, IN . friendly atmos-
phere I pvt lessons. 4 semipvt =
club dance parties: total 10
lessons, onsy 50. Can CO. $500.