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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29

He Immediately suspended by Executive Secretary Roy
Wilkins the sound ground that the NAACP opposed to
the of violence in any FORM Mr. Wilkins, however,
flee the Association the nseparabe in the minds of
those who would quickly seize upon his natural out
burst embaass the organization There is doubt IN the
mind of Mr. Wilkins else that Mr. Williams utter
reflect only his thinking but the reactions OF
people whose patience has been sorey tried after
nearly century Of abuse of which end IN sight
Mr. Williams admittedly reflects collective mind, but he
cannot take such position official of the NAACP.
After two white freed for attacks coored
women and eoored epieptic sentenced the same
charge unsupported evidence Mr. Williams outburst
quite understandable.
develops and social consciousness first and
becomes NAACP officer second in his search for medium
through which he may find expression.
Maybe the methods and the restrictions of the NAACP
too slow and too tame for many who anxious to get
with the job and justice done expeditiousy
During the dark days of slavery the methods of the abol
ons slow and cumbersome for like John Brown
who resored But the slow and poddng aboltonists
lived their dreams fulfilled while John Brown paid for
his impotence upon the gallows after his raid Harpers
Ferry.
Williams feel that he has suffered double in
dgnty-rs driven the breaking point by the forces
of evil him be repudiaed by those he
thought c. H. Robinson who wrote There times when
nothing of his children silence patience and
tears" -Afro-American
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29

locating the source of the prob
lem. Now, the Helicopter Unit of
the Los Angeles Police Depart
ment is always on the alert. Like
a good natured big brother, the
'whirlybirds' seem to look over
your shoulder as you drive.
Operating Monday through
Friday during the peak morn
ing and evening rush hours, the
planes provide a three-to-five-
mile view of traffic in either
direction. AS soon as trouble
develops, the ground forces are
contacted by radio and rush to
the scene.
Statistics indicate that both
our population and our traffic
problems will continue to in
crease" said Capt. c.. e. VOL
frum, sand our experience over
the last two years indicates clear
ly that the helicopter is the most
modern and effective tool for traf-
fic control"
In addition, the Helicopter Unit
has also helped police by report
ing fires, locating stolen cars, re-
ported aircraft violations and re-
duced speeding just by casting the
whirlybird shadow over the mo-
florists below.
Sc. when you visit L. A. drive
at your safety-best. It's safer, and
cheaper too
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29
:: WORTH REPEATING :
Continued from Pace Five)


nave protested they have laws they have brpaned
pohueaiy' they have threatened and they have
shown humility.
But we still have lynchngs the SOUTH
And so reluctantly, conclude that in given sita
uoh Where Negro in the south threatened with bodily
hdh ana Whefe experience has shown that the law will
come 10 MS rescue until he dangling from
no other way but for him to take his own hands
and to make attempt violent than those who
are using violence against him.
This is not violence This is self-preservation
/
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29

sands of mo-
florists.
N tn e
pro blem can
usually be ham
died in min
utes because
the Los Ange-
les police have
taken to the
air.
Until recent
ly, the police
had difficulty
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29
Aerial Police
UnsnarI Traffic
By Jeanne Smith,
Dodge Safety C0nsultant

THE CARELESS MOTORIST
who ran out of gas on the Los
Angeles freeway system used to
cause hour long delays for thou
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-29
Gods angry man

Right forever the scaffod wrong forever on the
throne 1t this expression describing the Illustrations ap
parent hopeessness of of struggle which eventually
drive decent men to desperation them
NIT indiscretions which they may live regret
inns we believe is what happened in the Robert F.
Wan president OF the Union County Branch of the NAACP
IN North Carolina when he declared that justice will
obtained In that when coored citizens violence with
violence"
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31
CAPRI ROOM

A Teen-Age Costume Dance,
sponsored by the management,
will be given at the Capri Room,
3349 West 18TH st. The dance
will t a k e place on Halloween
mite, October 81, 1859. Teen
ayers fr o m Robbins and sur
rounding areas are welcome to
attend. The time is from 1880
pm. until? Music is by records.
There will be prizes for the
three best costumes. They must
follow the theme of the season,
and based on original ideas.
The Management
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31

. colors is now upon US. Kellar
School is taking advantage of
this most scenic pat OF the
year by presenting to its pupils,
their parents, and friends of our
community a Harvest Moon
Festival on Friday evening,
October 30, 1859 at 7:30 pm. in
the school auditorium. There
will be games, prizes, food, en-
tertainment, and fun galore for
all. Donation: Children, 10c;
adults, 15c.
Thomas J. Kellar's P.T.A. will
feature "Open House" on Tues
day, November 10, 1859 at 7:3J
pm. In addition to classroom
visitatioins by parents, a spa
ghetti supper will he served for
a small donation. The serving of
this meal by our room mothers
will mark the beginning of our
all out financial drive to COM
plete our last years P.T.A. pro-
ject.
We plan to purchase, as soon
possible, portable library. This
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31
Halloween Festival

The "Decamicas" presents a
Halloween Festival, Saturday,
October 81, 1859 at the home Of
Miss Lucretia Tuc ker, 1890
Monticello, Robbins. Time: pm.
until. You are cordially invited
to attend, loads of fun and re-
freshments free to all.
bona ton: 35c. Lucretia Tuck
er, Pres; Levorn Mccain, Bus.
Mgr; Ernest Maxey ST., Spon-
sor.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31
Page 6
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, October 81, 1859
THOMAS J. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

The 9Th grade boys and girls
of Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Woods
classes presented a very inter
esting assembly program Fri
day, October %, 1859 at HOO
am. The program theme was:
"Hig hlig h t s of 1852" Mrs,
Woods pupils presented Part I
in two short skits. Skit 1 was
alaska, Our 4th State" This
skit gave the highlights in 9
classroom setting of the wealth
and resources of our new sister
state. Skit II, "Beggars Nigh"
was presented in United Ma
tons setting.
The U.N.I.C.E.F. Department
collected tricks and treats on
Halloween for the needy chill
dren in other parts of the world.
The pupils of Mrs Powells
room presented Part II of the
assembly program. The impor-
tant events of 1859 in Chicago
land were featured by this class
group. Queen Elizabeth of Eng
land in all of the colorful cos
tune betting a qoeen opened
the st. Lawrence Seaway. She
was presented with soft music
in the background of God Save
the Queen"
The Pan American featured
girls carrying native flags and
dressed in native costumes of
all countries taking part in the
Pan-American Activities.
The last scene was the World
Series of 1859. Members of the
class portrayed the players of
the Los Angeles Dodgers and
Chicago White Sox teams. Due
to technical difficulties beyond
their control they were able to
bring us only the 9th inning of
game 6. All who attended the
program enjoyed the High
lights of 1859 very much.
A,x+,,,ou xry;tb oil ;%e e,oIo ., J;d
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-10-31

library will enrichen our school
program and encourage good
study habits by our boys and
girls. We are sure that we can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
This years "pact<' is extra delicious

Fresh-Frozen orange juice is pure orange juice
denSed with all its valuable natural Vitamin C-and
with its other health benefits And frozen Florida orange
Juice is SO deciousy sweet satisyingust perfect
as quick refresher and quick energy pickup, too.
Keep several cans handy-mix big pitcherfu often.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Cuba Pide a Rep. Dominicana
Entregue a 0cho 0ficiaIes
Deben "FeIicitcr en- Vez de condenar"
a los Aviadores, Deeloru eli Defensor

LA HABANA, Feb. ~. -
CUPID. - Ell Gobierno revolu-
cionario de Cuba, pidio al de la
Republica Dominicana, que de-
tenga preventivamente a ocho
altos jefes del Ejercito y oficia-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Puerto Rico Nunca ha Votado
Para Decidir Status .Politico
DECLARE Ferre en- Washington

Farre expres6 que lie dijo a
Seaton que a Puerto Rico nun
ca Sc lie ha concedido la opor-
tunidad de hacer una peticion
de esa naturaleza. Dijo ademas
qde la Isla nunca ha tenido INA
oportunidad genuina de expire
sarse en- cuanto a la selection
de SUI status politico.
Manifesto tambien que la
question nunca ha sido some
tida a I'm referendum.
Las observaciones de Ferre
han sido tomadas como I'm alta
que a las alegaciones que hace
ell Partido Popular Democratico
la organization politica mayo.
ritaria de la Isla- que apoya el
presente status de Estado Ii
bre Asociado.
Los dirigentes maximos del
PPD alegan que los puertorri.
quenos han demostrado su
preferencia por la condicion ju.
ridica de que gozan actualmen.
tie al votar acknowledgements
en- apoyo de SUI principal pro.
pugnador, ell gobernador Luis
Munoz Marin y de sus correli.
gionarios.
No fue possible obtener co.
-(Continia en- la Pagina o.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Dulles Discufe
Ia Crisis con
Funcionarios
Dip!omdtieos
POI sTEWART HENsLEY

WASHINGTON, febrero 81.
(UPI)-El Secretario' de Esta-
do, John Foster Dulles, llam6
a los altos funcionarios de SUI
departsmento a sus habitacio-
mes del hospital del Ejercito,
walter Reed, para discutir los
rec. entes acontecimientos" de
la crisjs de Berlin.
Los funcionarios convocados
pOr Dulles fueron, ell Secreta-
rio de Estado INFERNO, Christian
A. Herter; ell Subsecretario ayu-
daEte, Robert Murphy; ell Sc.
cretar.o Adjunto a Cargo de los
Asuntos Europeos, Livingston
Merchant; y ell ayudante especial
de Dulles, Joseph N. Greene.
81 encargado de prensa del
Departamento de Estado, Lin
coin White, dijo que, podria pre-
sunrise que discutieron todos
los Asrectos de la crisis de Ber-
lin, entire ellos ell rechazo, por
parte del Primer Ministro So
vietico, Nikita S. Khrushchev,
de la propuesta occidental de
celebr4r una conferencia de Mi
nistros de Relaciones Exterio-
res.
Sc do a conocer la reunion
del hospital, en- Ell momento en-
que en- ell Senado Sc Dian graves
advertenc1as sobre ell peligro
que Sc cierne sobre esta naci6n
y sobre ell mundo entero, como
resultado de la disputa de Ber-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

plirem0s nuestra palabra EN-
penada de ser defensores de
la libertad y enemigos de to-
das las dictaduras".
Camilo Cienfuegos y los Co
mandantes y oficiales que lie
acompaharon en- SUI vista a
este periodico fueron recibi-
dos con aplausos por todos los
empleados de nuestros talle-
res, euando los prestigiosos
barbudos entraron al lugar
donde Sc confecciona tipogra-
ficamente ell DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS.
La mission de buena volun-
tad que vista Miami, y que
preside ell Comandante Cami-
10 Cienfuegos, Jefe del Esta-
do Mayor del E.jercito de Gu
ba, esta integrada por ell Co
mandante Juan Almeida, Jefe
de la Secci6n de Tanques; Co
mandante Filiberto Olivera,
Jefe de la Seccion de Paracai-
distas; Comandante Pedro Mi
ret Prieto, Subsecretario de
Defensa; Capitanes Lopez y
Ochoa y Teniente Noises Cal
zada. Todos ellos acompa-
naron al Comandante Glen
fuegos en- su vista a DIARIO
LAS AMERICAS.
Junto con los mencionados
militares llegaron los civiles,
senior Socrates Alvarez, Jose
Perdomo, Jose A. MuIet y ell
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Cuba ESD Agradecida de Todos Los
Pueblos Que le Dieron su Respa|do"
1ueg@ en- Vista que hmo las 0feinas y TaNers de "Diario

EN- agradecimientO a la
labor de DIARIO LAS AME.
RICAS EN- defensa de los idea
les de la REVOLUTION eubana
viSitO hoy este peri6dicO en-
union de mis- compaiierOs off.
GALES, fueron las primeras
palabras del Comandante Ca
milo Cienfuegos al eStrechar
la mano del Director del Ola
RIO LAS AMERICAS, DIR.
Horacio Aguirre, quien, en-
compania de TODD ell personal
de este periodico, dio la bien-
venida al grupo de heroes
que junto con Fidel Castro Y
otros insignes dirigentes res
tauraron la vida republican,
de SUI Patria.
"TenemOs que seguir de.
fendiendO tOdos en- America
la vigencia de la demOcra.
cia", dijo con palabra altiva
Camilo Cienfuegos, cuando en-
forma generosa Sc referia a
la solidaridad de todos los
pueblos americanos. Cuba
agrego- esta agradecida de
tOdOs esos pueblos que lie die.
ron respaldO a SUI causa demo-
cratica. NOsotrOs, los revOlu-
cionariOs tenemos una deuda
de gratitud con tOd0s los Sec
torres republicanos de Ameri.
ca, que estuvieron a nuestrO
lado, que nos dieron su esti-
mulo. Y ahora nosotrOs les
prOmetemOs a tOdOs que cum.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
DEFENSA DE
LOS AVIADORES

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, fe-
brero 27.-(UPD-El abogado
defensor, captain Aristides Da-
costa, manifesto que, ell tribu-
nal revolucionario debe 'feli-
tar en- vez de condenar' a los
m:embros de la fuerza aerea
que son juzgados aqui, acusa-
dos de crimenes de guerra.
Dacosta afirmo que, los avia-
dores no cooperaron en- ell es-
fuerzo de guerra de la dictadu-
"a del expresidente fugitive,
Fulgencio Batista, y que, pre-
meditadamente, solo dedicaron
ell diez por ciento de su capa-
cidad a la campana contra las
fuerzas revolucionarias.
Sehal6 ell abogado defensor
que, segun los calculos presen-
tados por ell propio acusador,
solo ocho civiles perecieron y
10 resultaron gravemente heri.
DOS a pesar de haberse realiza-
do mas de 500 incursiones con
ell use de 500 bombas, y un mi
lion de balas calibre so en- cua-
tro meses de ofensiva aerea.
Dacosta afirmo que, ell ma
yor Pedro Morejon Valdes, a
quien va Sc juzgo y ejecuto CO.
mo criminal de guerra, "mat6
ocho o diez wees mas civiles
Que toda la fuerza aerea en- la
provincial de Oriente''.
Ell abogado rechazo la acu-
cion de crimenes de guerra ba-
10 la cual el Fiscal pidio la pc
-(Continua en- la Pagina D.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

Miami q, Febrero 1859
BESIDE este Diario de las Americas, que libro grandes ,bata-
Has por la lbertad de Cuba, un abraZo a todos los Cubanos
de Miami, y a todos los hermanos de Latino America
En- esta bora hacemos del triunfo, nuestra promesa a todos
que dedicaremos nuestros mejores esfuerzos por situar a Cuba
entire los primeros paises dehmundo, la Revolution Guiana mar
cha resuelta hacia Ell future Melante que sono Marti, reconquis-
tada la ibertad que Sc nos arSebato Ell 10 de Mario, hemos CO.
nenzado IA batalla por %conquistar la verdadera Independence
la libertad economical " pohtca que nunca hemos tenido, e
canine dificil no nos asusta, Cuba y los demas pafses de America
Latina recorreran csc canine para legar muy pronto a la meta
sonada.
Hombres de todas parties que luchan por la libertad de
nueStras aun oprlmidaS terraS, a ustedeS nos unen los miSmoS
ideales, a ustedes nuestros reconocimiento y simpatia~.
CamiIO Cienfuegos
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

les de Policia
del r eg i me n
del eX Presi-
dente Fulgen
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
cIAIT EcIc
IBEROAMERicA en-
Din IEOI0
HUELGA
EN- FERROCARRILES

MEXICO. CUPI)-La Direc-
cion de Ferrocarriles y ell Sin
dicato anunciaron anoche, que
Sc ha resuelto ell conflicto obre-
no del gremio y que esta misma
noche Sc firmara ell acuerdo pa
ra Ia vuelta de los trabajadores
a sus puestos.
Las dos parties Sc negaron a
dar detalles hasta que Sc firme
ell convene.
Destacamentos de tropas fe-
(Pdsa q Ia Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

WASHINGTON. -(UPD.-
Luis A. Ferre, Vicepresidente
del Partido Estadista Republi-
cano dijo al secretario de 10 in
terror Fred A.. Seaton que los
puertorriquenos nunca han te-
nido una oportunidad clara de
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

RICO

tie 20 minutes POGO antes de
que Ell miembro del Gabinete
compareciera ante Ell Subcomite
de Territories del Senado que
celebraba una vista sobre Ell
proyecto de ley por virtud del
cual Sc conce la condicion de
estado a Hawaii.
Ell visitante puertorriqueno,
que es un prominente indus
trial de la Isla y uno de los
mas vigorosos defensores de la
estadidad para Puerto Rico, di-
10 que ell Secretario estuvo de
acuerdo en- que los puertorri.
quenos, como ciudadanos nor
teamericanos, poseen ell dere-
cho de peticion al Congreso en-
favor de la estadidad en- cual.
quier momento.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
Gran Ansiedad
Cousa Actitud
de khrushchev
Sobre Berlin

LONDRES, febero 81. (UPI)
Los diplomaticos temen hoy,
que ell Primer Ministro, Nikita
Khrushchev, haya decidido Sc
guir una "politica de defini-
cion" con ell Oeste, sobre la cues
ton de Berlin.
Informaciones que llegan
aqui, aconsejan cautela porque,
afirman, ell Kremlin aparente-
mente esta tratando de aban-
donar las negociaciones con ell
Oeste, hasta despues de haber
e~ntregado a los alemanes occi-
dentales ell control de las Was
de communication con Berlin Oc-
cidental.
Greco la ansiedad ante ell he
cho de que Moscu pudiera estar
preparando un "hecho consuma-
do" para limitar asi cualquier
negotiation subsiguiente a la
virtual "liquidacion" de la posi-.
ci6n Occidental en- Berlin.
Los corresponsales britanicos
en- Moscu, Sc preparan alberta
mente para I'm fracaso de la
mission del Primer Ministro bri-
tanico, Harold Macmillan,
Moscu.
Segun las informaciones de
los corresponsales solo una
"oportunidad inesperada" po-
dria salvar ahora la mission del
: estadista britanico.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
MACMILLAN TODAVIA
E TEMPO"

MOSCU, febrero 81. (UPI)-
Ell organo del gobierno soviet
co "Izvestia", dice hoy que, ell
Primer Ministro britanico, Ha.
rold Macmillan todavia tiene
tempo en- su vista a Russia pa.
ra contribuir a aliviar la ten.
sion international.
Aunque en- circulos diploma.
{Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28

elegir SUI con-
dicion politica.
Ferre Sc en-
trevisto C o n
Seaton duran
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-28
5I'::ER

-
clio Batista hasta que puedan
ser extraditados. Previamente
ell Gobierno habia pedido que
Sc hiciera 10 mismo con Ba-
tista.
En- nota entregada por Ell Mi
nistro de Estado (RR. EE.),
Roberto Agramonte al Embaja-
dor dominicano, Porfirio Rubi-
rosa, ell Gobierno de Cuba pide
la "detencion provisional" de
los ex generates del Ejercito,
Jose Eleuterio Pedraza, Alder
berto del Rio Chaviano y Pc
dro Rodriguez Avila; del ex AL
mirante y Jefe de la Armada
Guiana, Jose Rodriguez Calde-
ron; de los ex coroneles Manuel
Ugalde Carrillo, Jose Sales Ca
nizares, Orlando Piedra y Este
ban Ventura.
Todos ellos estan acusados de
crimenes de guerra que van
desde ell asesinato hasta la NAL
versacion de dineros publicos.
La peticion de Cuba Sc fun
da en- ell articulo 366 del Con
venio sobre Derecho Internacio-
nal Privado conocido como GO
digo Bustamante".
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Miss Flynn,
Mr.. McGruth
Betrothed

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Flynn
Of Philadelphia announce the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Ruth Ann to Mr.. David
James McGrath. son Of for
mer Attorney General and
Mrs. ]. Howard McGrath Of
Providence, R. l., and this
city.
Miss Flynn, a graduate of
Cecilian Academy, is a senior
at Chestnut Hill College In
Philadelphia.
Mr.. McGrath is an alumnus
of st. Johns Military College
High School here and Is now
in his final year at LaSalle
College in Philadelphia.
A June wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
Christmas
Fete Set
BYANWC

Whether or not Santa
Claus actually appears in
person at the Christmas
party Of the American News
paper Women's Club next
Sunday, his work will 60 on.
This year, instead of the
members giving each other
gifts. each will bring an
attractively wrapped package
for some child at Junior Vii
lage, the Districts shelter
for youngsters who have no
place else to go and not much
hope Of Christmas bounty
Mrs. James L. Bray is acting
as liaiSon with Junior Vii
lage and is reporting on the
wants and ages of the ass
children.
The presents will be placed
under the huge tree, a gift
to the club from Mrs. Fred
erick Mitchell Gould, and
Santa Claus Cor a reason
able facsimile thereof will
present them to the party's
guest Of honor, Miss Mary
Bourke, chairman of the
Public Welfare Advisory
Council for Junior Village.
Miss Bourke and Santa Claus
will also stand in the receiv-
ing line with the clubs off,
GERS, headed by Miss Mary
Vaughan, president.
The theme of the party,
as announced by Mrs. Mary
Haworth and Mrs. Helendeen
Dodderidge, co-chairmen Of
the event, is simply IAN old
fashioned family Christmas"
The club headquarters will
be decorated by Miss Babs
Lincoln. Mrs. Harry B. DAN
iels, Mrs. Gladstone Will
liamS and Mrs. Frederick
Mitchell Gould. The same
committee will have charge
of the favors and the sur
prise program. Mrs. Dod-
deridge, Mrs. John L. Court
ney, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross
and Mrs. James L. Bray are
planning appropriate re-
freshments, and Mrs. Denton
Blair is lining up hostesseS
from among the associate
members to preside at the
tables.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
from the galaxy by Albert Weiss

from the galaxy by Albert Weiss
Here to show you these oitterine tributes
to someone lovely, will be Miss Julie, fosh-
ion consultont from Albert Weiss. She will
be at our Washington Store tomorrow, Tues
doy and Wednesday.
From the stor-studded collection:
A. Chandelier earrings, cascade of spork-
ling beauty. 1850
B. Striking large rhinestone pin, drama for
favored costume. 1000
c. Roindrop necklace full Of joyous lights,
every one oeIeom. $500
D. Chandelier earrings, on smaller scoIe,
but equally effective, complement the roin-
drop necklace. $50
E. BriIIionce in a foneifuI design, pin to
bring forth proise 1000
F. The magnificent high rise collar, new
and important necklace trend, here in q
spectacular display CoIso shown on fieure)
1000
G. Rhinestones at the wrist, sparkling and
elomorous. 1900
H. Wide cuff bracelet, wealth Of sporkIe
to shine continually. 5000
Pleose odd 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Foshion JeWeIy, lst Floor,
also Chevy Chose, Corners and Alexandra