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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Attractive, split-leyel in ans
en- with dining space. Spacious
rooms. = bedrooms, 2 baths on md
level with room for large 4th room
IN finished doriner.. Room and bath
on ground leyel with separate on.
trance suitable for once, den or
s isSTsU0 can s ;. s..u 5srJs' en- Ms, n.
PHELPS. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

HERE rs A BUY AT sO.D50-Re-
decorated 2-bedrm. masonry bun
gaiow. on wooded lot, in Rogers
Heights; full bsmt Assume pres
ent mortgage with only $4,000
cash, and save closing cost. Call
WA. $4,000 I'll ) pm, ROBERT
8. DAVIS AZ CO, INC
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brick rambler with spae. rms
sauipped kit. ] sWin-siaed bed bed.
rms, . baths: full bsmt. with
rec. I'm and garage; lac. desir-
able prop AskinE S25.S5O. A. J.
MESSENGER A co III o-45A4
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BETHESDA

This one has charm and
kpace I'm and ouW for the
growing family. Excellent
Joe. among HIGHER priced
home, . bedrms,, den and
powder rm,, recreation rm',
separate dining rm, Priced
In upper pos Please cali
Mrs Reside for Appt. OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

ARGYLE.LAYuILL - 5 twin-slxe
bedrmss J baths, brick. huge fam
ily kit, with nrepl.. rec. rm., ga
rage, 2 acres, OIL 2-6t3l. ewes
10. 5-I952. TED LINGO REALTY.
BETHEsDA--5-bedrn. rambler with
esmt;. rec; rm.' clean Is . pin;
pFox. .sl0s per mo, incl, taxes
and insurance. Price s1a.D00
Near public ana uaroe hia1 y sebooIs
and Ian1p, TO Inspect call Mr.
6J1I. ALDoN PROPERTIES. INC.
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EVANSVILLE

BRICK TILE BATHS
Only $Is.a5O. . big bed
rms. fun bSmt With lovely
rec. I'm. Anehor-ienced lot:
storm Windows and screens.
As low as $500 down. Near
every convenience
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IA. 7-4487
GEORGETOWN

Charming old house with every
noassh x sSsVsn,ens s,. sSssl iossi,en
on Earden:. patios ga oedrmx. Ia
baths. Cali Nj. Meador. co. S.
05S4 or MILLIcENT CHATEl,
Reel,or. 1875 Wisconsin ave. De
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FALLs CHURCH AREAi sl9.50O-

FALLS CHURCH AREA. s19,500--
The piquant charm Of New Eng
land abides in this spacious Gus =
tom built 3-bedrm. home. from
its neatly handicapped exterior and
rear Anchor-feneed yard, right
down 10 its H. and L. hinsesi
Inside. there's . large Nv; I'm.
with firepl.. bright, cheerful DIN.
and the pine-paneled kitchen
leaves nothing 10 be desired By
lie discrirrinatinC homeSeekgl i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
RERKGLEYl NEw HoMK: masniii.

cent Colonial Beautifully situated
on Foxhall road. adjacent 70 the
Beigian Embassy bedrooms,
Plus Ice library; gorgeous street,
Level "teenEoom" with fireplace
and bookshelves; 3 hlks. 20 Lady
Of Victory Church ana School
Win consider your old house In
trade, FRANK 3. PHILLIPS. INC,
Dl. 1-lAll; eyes.. OIL. 6-2442.
cHEVY CIiAsE, - Charm 3-bed-
Tm. brick. new house cond,
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sl5,s5o i To $1,000

LIST presentation; this Is the
lareest ltv. rm. we have ever seen
for house in this price range:
also contains . fireplace. good siSed
DIN rm., modern. up-to-date kit.
| bedrms-. bath on end A., stairs up
70 . 9Th bedrm.: special features
are OH h.-wh. bullt-in garage;
SI5.a50. Call today for appt. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

ATLAs-PAPANICQLAs
"a. s-7000 EN-, 2-3O33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
MANSION MODE

Luxury living in this stone Eng
hsh Tudor located IN an exclusive
elose-in residential area. This home
features room a. you like Il. A
custom recreation room kinRsise
living room, large dining room.
kitchen with breakfast nook, q
ptne-paneled den or study. three
twin-size bedrooms. Eve baths and
many other extras. This home must
be seen. Priced 10 sell at So 500
JAMES c. CoNLEY A. CO
a5e5 Ca. Ave, u. a-4l3f TIL q
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m HUNTERs = 3-bedTm.

Colonial home with IS-ft. liy. rn.,
sep, din. Tm., equipped kit. big
waik.in closets. spacious yard,
paved drive, 2-ear garase. Only
10000. low down payment
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

HOW MUCH would you expect TO
pay for an all-briek rambler. 8
big bedrooms and > full haths.
tached garage and hot water
dashboard heath The price OF this
s-year-old home will surprise you
for sure, only ST. $50! Come see
Il for yourself. It's more house
for the money than we've seen
Tor q Ions time. Excellent financ-
ing available. too. Call PEARSON
PROPERTIES IA A ANN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

BROOkDALE-Wh brick Colo.
NAL; de luxe kitchen. 2 baths.
paneitd recreation room. side
screened porch: ideal for small
family close 10 D. G bus. Call
Mrs. Ooviinr, EM a-3f3n. DON
AID MERRYFIELD. Realtor. IN
a-lf3fla
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SUMNER
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED

@-yr. -oid split-leyei In immaeu-
late condition, for approved tenant.
oedEms., "a baths. gFound- level
den with fireplace ana DOW der
room; Lear GARAGE with electric
DOORS and . magn!feentiy planted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

AMER Y re AZ INC .nsIs,, White Il
2 huee bedfms., bath on IND, won.
Si sIss sS Ss GSs ASsiRs 9 fSR aiI
LIPS. INC. pI. T-l4lI; ewes.
ASPEN ST. near walter Reed Hos
pltal--Levely corner hrk, Colo
NAL 8 bedrms'. = baths, ige, liv
rm., nod, kit excel. condition
throughout, GEORGE W, RAU'
sERMiAN. ~. 9-S4s4; ewes. RA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

NOTES PoR sALE-Adviee and
consultation BY exclusive. fulI-time
motel broker and travel specialist
Offering recommendations on best
buys In motels and sites.
JOE II. THOMPSON
aaa waoaward Rida Jaeknon R.aTOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

ROCKVILLE acre: lRe. 4-bed-
rm.. ih-bath. Cape Cod; bsmt. /:
GARAGE; storm Windows; > poFehes.
10. h-hnh2 or III h.sn5A -
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WANTED
w AIN i Ell
Lovers OF Modern Design
And Qnarsofieta.e
R REWARD wi ARD

Three-bedroom home with huge
picture windows. living room has
fireplace. large Thermopane picture
windows facing level. fenced in
rear yard fully eqdipped kitchen is
Truly FAMILY size garage and loads
o. storage space. Located elose-in
Silver 6pring. walking distance TO
schools. bus and shopping. Pur-
chaser may assume large A. loan
Or va accept ohcontraet. Priced
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"EIAIRs

FLAIR" = Spar
king contemporary ni-level beauty
in perfectly immaculate condition.
Tremendous recreation-family rrn.
and kitchen with sliding glass-
paneled walls. heameo ceilings.
big beorms.. > full baths. window
walled living I'm. with dramatic
brick fireplaee-lots OF luxury
extras and HUGE GI LOAN TO
low dsgn payment. PEARSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

beCrms., : Datht.
in one Of ArlinEton's handiest sec
lions close TO everything; here's Q
spacious all-brick beauty with fun
basement. = extra powder rms.
fireplace in living I'm, separate
big dining rm, and fully equipped
kitchen. on q huge tree-Shaded lot
and with only $500 down: bal
ance in one. low interest trust.
Asking Sao.750 Immediate posses
sion. Il necessary. PEARSON
pROpERTIES 1T 4-5S-5
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CHEVY CHASE Mn

Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Rltrs. Uptown once, EN-. 2-s7iI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

ae.-pet. Colonial rms, .
baths. -gars. patio. wILLouoHBY'
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BEyERLY HLLs.ALEx.-Brk. q
FALLs CHURCH AREA. 81 owNER

--CallIofnla rambler. 3 btuffflb. .
liv. Tm.. sep. din. nm. mod. kit.
bath. utility rm-, carport; lge.
screened porch; radiant heat;
wooded lot. near schools, shops,
tsansp; quiet neiehborhood: $l7.-
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THos. D. WALSH, INC.
ROCKVILLE
MARYWEATHER HOMES

NEW sPLTT-LEyELs AND RAM.
bLEhs, ia gEDRMB.. 2
BATHS; FINISHED REC. RMS IN
All Conv TO acc. NH. AND
NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

perfectly placed on a well eroomed
lot, on a quiet. dead-end street.
IN q handy section Of North Ar
linstou, a 3-bedroom brick ram
bier with attached garage, outdoor
patio and lots Of extras. Only
Sl7,950 with excellent terms
available Call PEARSON PROP
ERTTES, ia. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Arr, ~. on Lee hwy.-A-rm, briek
rambler. scr. porch with blinds
AmanA air eond.. ireeEer. Oh
washer. al latest models: iRe. an.
lsAed rec. Em.. in fun hsmt.. lse.
l sndi saCl ga tsness S slaSS ardsn'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

ASSUME sI6.s00 CT LOAN and
move into this spick-and-span an
BRICK beauty on q dead-end street
in Q HANDY section Of n. Arlirg-
ton-Three bedrooms. tiled BATH.
separate dining room. large equip.
kitchen, beautiful finished recrea-
ton room IN full basement, large
screened porch; and it's on Q aeep
wooded lot. Only Sl9.950. SO don't
wait. Call now. PEARSON PROP
FETIES, ia $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

ADELPHI KNoLLs-si.eO down:
modern 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
dishwssher, disposal. bSmt.. FHA
terms HUGH 7. PECK. he
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AND COW. n. Arl. 10
cation. on level lot with tall trees
-1-year-younE brick rambler. Of
fering 8 bedrmS.. 2l3 baths. true
cen-er hall, fi.eplaees. sep. GIN
rm.. de luxe Hotpoint kit. with
table space: full daylight bSmt,
vacant. immec. occupancy. ASKING
$40. $50. For further details cal
THE DARBY CO. Realtors, sal9
Wilson blvd, IA. 5-9S93. once
open 2 Ill 2.
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ny EAsLEY BLACKwooD

Opening lead: Jack Of hearts.
This was q REVERSE bid at
the two level In q higher-rank-
ing suit than his FIRST bid suit.
Such q call cannot be passed
when the responder's first bid
was q two-over-one.
OF course Mr.. Dale recog-
nized the strength Of his part
ner's bidding and put the hand
In q slam.
Mr.. Muzzy was on lead and
I agree with his feeling that
the situation looked grave. He
finally decided on the tricky
opening Of the jack Of trumps
"a stratagem he had seen Mr..
Champion use to good advan-
tage.
Mr.. Champion won with the
king on the board and after q
short study led another trump
and went up with his ace.
Later the club finesse lost but
he still had IL tricks.
Mr.. Muzzy was plenty mad.
Luck. luck, luck" he said an
grily.
IAN interesting. II repetitive
comment" replied Mr.. Cham
pion. but I can't see what APP
plication 1t has to the hand I
Just finished playing so beau
tifully."
Mr.. Muzzy snorted. You
know what / mean" he said.
why did you 60 up with the
ace of hearts instead Of finess-
ing the ten? Don't you call that
luck?"
I'm q word. no." Mr.. Cham
pion answered. MY play Of the
ace Of hearts at trick two
couldn't lose. 1t would either
drop the queen or leave the
lone queen in Abel's hand. In
the latter case I would cash
my two high diamonds. 60 to
dummy with the king of spades
and ruff dummy's last diamond.
Then I would lead my good
spades until Abel ruffed. When
he did. any return he made
would give me my contract.
II he refused to run q spade
! would lead q heart and put
him in with the queen-with
the same final result.
II couldn't afford to take o
chance Of losing to the queen
Of hearts," Mr.. Champion add
ed. That would have left
everything up to the club
finesse and. as you see. that
would have lost. too"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
PERSONALITY PARADE
Judy Wins Award
For Work at Home

parents came for them in the
evening.
81 also had to have dinner
ready for my father. q pathol-
ogist at the National Institutes
of HEALTH" Judy explained,
because he also works at
night. He's a bass player in
an orchestra.
The kids called me from
school and told me what lessons
to study. For entertainment l
listened to rock and roll music
on the radio. l never had time
to watch American Bandstand
on TV. though"
Judy did such a good job that
she recently won the Soropti-
mist Youth Achievement Award
for "unselfish service" And
she's continuing her roles at
home because only recently has
her mother been able to help.
Judy cooks dinner every night.
too.
And how does she like living
on such a tight household work
schedule?
Il got a day on once. I went
swinging. drank some pop and
Just messed around. 1 had a
guilty conscience. I'd rather do
this" she said. giving baby
Bobby a loving hug and his
bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
By Fiji GORSKA
star star Writer

Judy Faulkner is a schoolgirl
who proved she could take over
the responsibilities OF an adult.
Last November Judy's moth
er. Mrs. Roland Faulkner. broke
her arm in four places. Mrs.
Faulkner was in the hospital a
week, leaving behind at her
Northeast home four Of her
children. six others she cares
for during the day. her hus-
band, two dogs. two white mice
and q canary.
Il got to thinking" 15-year-
old Judy said. Il was the only
one who knew how to run
things like Mama does" So
with the permission Of the
parents and a week
of from st. Anthony's School.
Judy kept things going eff
GENTLY at home.
She got up at 6 am. because
the first child arrives at z am.
Besides fixing her fathers
breakfast. she packed lunches
and got four kids OF to school.
She tied shoes. bathed the
baby and washed and ironed
clothes and diapers each day.
She saw that the children got
their maps and food and were
clean and dressed when their
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

was well explained and the
closing remarks by DR.. w. M.
Ports, presiding elder, were
inspiring. The morning wor-
ship service was opened by the
pastor; music by the Junior
choir; prayer by Bro. Joe Don.
aid Phillips; scripture by Bro.
c. c. Stevenson; sermon by DR..
Ports. Offering in the amount
of $61.60 was taken.
Mr.. Sam Lewis, age II, who
lives in Flora and has been
confined to bed, recently con.
fessed Christ and sent for the
China Grove pastor to come
and baptize him.
Mrs. E. Bullie of Gary, In
diana, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Bullie of Madison. She is
being received with a warm
welcome by her many friends
who remember when she and
her son lived here in the home
of the Bullies. She was then
the wife of the late Mr.. H. Bull.
lie, son of the Bullies.
On the Sick List: Mr.. Robert
Young, Mr.. Luster Cameron,
Mrs. Martha Cameron, Mrs.
Wilder Lewis, Mrs. Pauline
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25
Lee Porter. Science information Bureau Staff Writer

The diabetic, the person with
high blood pressure, the man Cor
woman) with a heart condition
all these are involved in Amer
ica's great problem of weight
control for the sake Of health.
You, we hope. do not fit into
any of these categories. But
chances are that a friend or
member of your family does. In
that case, you have probably
watched him struggle to keep to
the diet.
1t is likely too, that you have
Internationally dismissed his diet
lightly with such remarks as "a
taste Of this isn't going to hurt
YOU"
But your doctor knows all too
well that in the case of the chron-
ically i'll, carefully selected and
followed diet may spell the diff
ference between physical comfort
and discomfort even, in some
cases, between life and death.
Take the diabetic, for instance.
Says DR.. Julius Pomeranze,
Director of Nutrition for New
York Medical College, Control
of overweight in diabetes fire.
quently controls the diabetes it
self without the use of insulin."
The weight control stressed by
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25
Fisk SEXES q Fresh Opportunity

A. OF the approximately si,2So. 900
annual budget, some 100000 comes In
n d o W m mt income from money
originally given the university by foun-
dotions.
@. viii full association member
ship increase other contributions.
also?
A. II should, since membership would
symbolic the high quality Of our edu-
cotton here.
@. What are your financial needs?
A. At present, we had about q
$4,000 deficit lost year. In foet,
approximately so per cent OF the no
tons privote colleges operate on
deficit budgets. We will need about
$4,000 more operating income each
year.
Q. Could you elaborate on your
financial needs?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

Sims is the most all way
round. Bonnie and Minnie
are hearing funny little pink
and blue bells. Margaret Nor
man and Cleotha Johnson are
kicking real high for love.
Mary Thompson is till the low
lest at Lanier. George Lew
is and Lille Lee Fitzgerald
are so in love, several storms
couldn't blow them apart. 1t
seems as though Margaret
Lewis has forgotten all the
other boys since wedding bells
will be ringing for her again.
Thanks to the Tattlers from
out West Jackson who sent the
news last week in some
way it has been misplaced . /.
but we are asking that you
send in some more real soon.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

DR.. Pomeranze in the treatment
Of diabetes also plays an impor-
tant role in many other illnesses,
including high blood pressure,
apprehension and cardiac disease.
Unfortunately, though, since
illness tends to weaken will pow.
er, a chronically i'll person often
finds it difficult to stick to a pre-
scribed diet routine.
Today, however, new safe
appetite-depressing drugs are
available to help the doctor help
the patient whose health depends
upon a must" diet.
The latest among these il Pre-
ludin Ia drug available only on
your doctors prescription) which
doctors here and abroad have
used successfully in treating the
overweight with serious illness.
Used in conjunction with other
treatment, the drug has helped
many an i'll overweight patient
stick to his prescribed diet with
few. IL any. Of the unpleasant
side effects which add to the sick
patients discomfort.
In a study conducted by DR..
Antonio Martel Of Quebec, Can
ada, Preludin successfully con-
trolled the weight of patients
with cardiac disease and blood
pressure problems.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25
TATTLING
TESS
BY vONCILE KEETON

Hey, all you lovers and jOk-
ers, things are really hopping
around Lanier since Roy Jen-
kins has moved in, Maggie
Bracey has great big goo-goo
eyes for him but he feels diff
ferent. Emmett Burns really is
the most in a certain chicks
heart and she can't seem to
keep her mind on Tattling Tess
for thinking about him - can
you guess who she is? How
ever, Annie Owens might have
something to say about it. Will
lie BenfOrd and Ann Johnson
are building a stairway to the
stars and Sam Jones and Grace
Smith are letting it be known
that they are just what the doc
tor ordered for each other.
Earl Barnes and Virginia
Franklin feel that they are
meant for each other. Ruby
Thompson seems to be left out
in the cold again.. what's wrong
chick? Lanier is really in the
know-how, while Eddie Thomp-
son and Jessie Bailey are max
ing plans, Earl Miller has let
it be known that he's interest
ed in a beauty at Holy Ghost
who is Mary Jane. Watch out
Bobbie Easterling, Curtis Say
les still has little Magnolia on
the puppet strings. Willie
Pearl Carr is still playing it
cool and calm. Billy Keeton
and Charlean Moore are still
rocking their dreamboat. Ever
lean Hughes and Milton Coop
er have made a terrific come
back. Stella Graise and Oscar
Jackson have made the first
step, they are engaged, won
der what will Percy Howard
do now? Alma Rich and Cur
tbs Dorsey are the couple of
the week. Best dressed: Roy
Jenkins, Ann and Benford,
Willie Pearl, Velma Paris,
John Smith, Lucille Woodson,
James Coleman, Minnie Lowe,
Nellie Richmond and Clyde
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

@. Prior to the Southern associa-
tons, action of granting member
ship to Is schools last month. did
other regional accrediting agencies
admit Negro colleges to full men,
bership?
A. Yes. approximately 20 Of the
100 Negro colleges ore outside the
South. Some of them were oecredited
and ore members in the. North Central
and the Middle stotes associations.
@. In what ways can association
membership benefit Fisk?
A. There will be increased oppor-
tunities to obtoin money from foundo-
tons. The foundations ore more likely
to give money to on educational in
stitution they believe hos an cneoinq
future.
Q. What per cent Of its budget
does Fisk get from foundations?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-25

Rhodes. 1t is hoped that they
will soon recover.
Service will be held at China
Grove Church on Sunday, Jan.
rs. Sermon by Rev. H. D. Oar.
by, pastor.
MADISON GOSSIP Well
folks here we are again we
hear that Tommie B is singing
to Miss Holmes Folk says that
you have someone new to do
the things l used to do for
YOU. Lena Pearl McDon-
aid and Lee Andrew Younger
are the popular lovers of the
week. The gang is happy to
have Ethel Mae Thompson
back in school. LovebirdS of
the week: Birda Thomas and
Robert Forbes; Luke Calvin
and Edna Thompson; Eugene
Rufus and Magnolia Thomp-
son; Oscar and Louise Rouser;
Robert Hubb and Louise Pow
ell; Robert Moore and Barbara
Johnson; Jerry Mcdonald and
Ollie M. Holmes. Well we
will be seeing you soon.
DON'T FORGET TO PAY
YOUR POLL TAX BEFORE
FEBRUARY /.