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Evening star., 1960-01-22
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Miller Confident
In Role s'Choirmon

The new chairman of the
Mouse Republican Congress
Sional Committee is confident
he can ease factional trouble
in his party and handle any
sharp-shooting by Democrats.
Representative William E.
Miller of New York bases this
confidence on a deep devotion
to Republican principles" and
a well-grounded, varied career
as a lawyer.
His associates say he also
counts on his boundless energy,
frank and friendly tempera-
ment and sometimes rugged
but always courteous indiviou-
alism and independence.
Values Corporation
Mr.. Miller is we'll aware of
the value of such qualities, as
we'll as the ability to cooperate
in the Craftsmanship to which
he was elected yesterday
especially under the strained
circumstances that caused
Representative William Nc
Culloch of Ohio to withdraw
as a candidate.
He did not knock down news
accounts of his backing by
members close to House Re-
publican Leader Halleck. Mr..
McCulloch was supported
mainly by those associated
with former Speaker Joseph
w. Martin who lost the MINOR
ity leadership position to Mr..
Halleck last year. But he IN
sisted that his selection should
not be viewed as a Martini
Halleck power struggle or as
reason for personal or political
bitterness.
II would not have taken this
job" he declared. IF I did not
have a deep devotion to Repub-
lican principles and a deter
mination to do all I can and
work with all my fellow Repub-
licanS for the success of the
party and to recapture control
of the House in the November
elections"
Supporter Of Nixon
Politically as we'll as person.
ally, Mr.. Miller looks forward
to the prospect of Vice Presi-
dent Nixon as presidential
nominee. He makes no secret
of his friendship for former
New York Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey who appointed him a
State district attorney for
Niagara County in 1948.
But he maintains that Mr..
Nixon. much less Mr.. Dewey,
had nothing to do with his
election as chairman of the
committee that raises funds
and otherwise assists Republi-
can candidates for the House.
IT never spoke to Mr.. Nixon.
and he never spoke to me about
this" he said. Il am confident
he had nothing to do with it."
Despite some dissatisfaction
within party ranks as a result
Of his election. Mr.. Miller
seems more in the direct and
immediate line of fire Of men,
bers of the House Democratic
Congressional Committee. They
already have delved into the
Congressional Record for years
back to obtain ammunition to
use against him on the civil
rights issue. They also cite
few other House measures on
which he parted company tenn
porarily from the administra-
ton.
Backs 81 Rights Vote
Mr.. Miller does not apologize
for his vote against a 1856
civil rights bill and his unsuc-
cessful sponsorship of a jury
trial amendment during House
debate on the 1857 bill.
Agreeing that some Of his
1856 and 1857 votes on pro-
posed civil rights provisions
matched those of Southern
Democrats opposing legislation
cf that kind. Mr.. Miller COM
mented: They voted for a
different reason than I did.
My reasons were all legal"
AS a second ranking Repub-
lican next to Mr.. McCulloch on
Evening star., 1960-01-22

hopsocks chevots, fIonnes and unfinished wor-
steds in z and button continentoIs, natural and
modified noturoI shoulder styles Olive, brown,
grey or blue. Raleigh quality tailored outercoots
in raglan, set-in sleeve, continental and natural
shoulder styles
Evening star., 1960-01-22

1880 to 1925 Imported and Domestic
Fobrie SIoeks
Stock up now and save on these imported and
domestic worsted, oobordne and flannel sIocks.
PIeoted and implicated models ore in the group
Add ounty note to your wardrobe with pair
Of these socks in fashionable neat check pot
tern or q stylish new olive, grey, brown or blue
solid tone
Evening star., 1960-01-22

$3.50 to $50 Imported ond Domestic
Fobrie Sports Coots
Come in and browse through our vost collection of
handsome and elegant sports coots. Choose from
shetIonds, IombswooIs, soxony worsteds tweeds and
oron-wools in distinctive neat stripes houohty
checks and smart solid tones. Natural shoulder
and semi-noturoI shoulder models in new olives,
greys, blues, browns and heather mixtures
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Exclusive hondtoiIored suits of custom quality fob
RIGS in preferred shades Of grey, olive, brown and
navy. Group includes shorkskins, fIonneIs hop
socks, tweeds, chevots, unfinished worsteds Fine
outercoots include famous Crombie of Scotland
cashmere wool.
, 1960-12-13
N o E

lyEl..As
"A three story building will be
erected and ready for occu-
pancy during 1861. Located
conveniently on S n d
Street, it will contain stores
with excellent window dis
play, all stores to be divided
to suit tenants. Second and
third floors to contain profess
sional and commercial Office
space. Designed and built by
CARTE Engineering for addi-
tional information on leases
write to CARTE Engineering.
Gen. Del. Christiansted. or
visit office at Golden Rock,
, 1960-12-13

Learn the tremendous posi-
bilities Of your own mind.
Explore that mysterious world
within you. The free book,
THE MASTERY OF LIFE, ex-
plains how you can master
the everyday problems Of life
and find happiness. Address:
Scribe S. E. c., Rosicrucian
Order, AMORC, San Jose,
California, U.S.A.
, 1960-12-13
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS

Kenmore Automatic Washer $50.
VIM Mahogany Console 80 watt
HiFi-Stereo with bass reflex
chamber : tropic PROCEED, Like
new $4,000.
Underwood typewriter legal
size AZ carriage, plea type, like
new $4,000.
Cousteau-G augin Aqua Lung : one
hour tank, reserve supply $1,000
c. w. MISKIMEN : Mt. st. Mary,
Christiansted white house next.
to Victor Gibean after 500 p..m.)
, 1960-12-13
CARIBAIR !,

with six daily round trips
for Ponce, Monday through
Friday, three flights on Sa-
turday and two on Sunday.
Mayaguez is seryiced with
four daily round trips Mon
day through Friday, three
flights on Saturday and two
on Sunday.
, 1960-12-13
PAN AN

pan AN
seats during the four weeks.
The SO additional jet
flights will operate as extra.
sections to meet growing
traffic requirements a n d
will increase the total jet
seat capacity between the
two cities to "a, $50 during
the holiday period.
During the same period
Pan Am also will operate
daily jet Clippers between
Miami and San Juan and
the Atlantic coast cities of
Baltimore, Washington.
Philadelphia and Boston.
, 1960-12-13
N O TICE

All interested persons please take notice that in ac-
cordance with Section 4109 Of Title 33 Of the Virgin Is
lands Code, dealing with the Industrial Incentive Pro
gram, a Public Hearing will be held at Government
House, Christiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands on
Thursday, December Is, 1860 at 1000 am. on the fol
lowing applications for tax exemption and subsidies:
Name Of Applicant Address Type Of Business
Estate Good Hope Hotel West End Qtr. Hotel
st. Croix, ". i.
Cruzan Fruits, Inc. rederiksted Fruit raising
ST. Croix, vi. and Guest
house
Mister Softee rhristiansted Making and
ST. Croix, vi. selling ice
cream
Any person, firm or corporation interested in the
approval or disapproval of these applications may ap-
pear and be heard provided a written statement is sub
mitted to the Board at least one CD week prior to the
Hearing.
Evan "A. Francois
9-1O-13-14 Executive Secretary
, 1960-12-13
ONE HUNDRED

rooms will have its own
view deck and terrace with
a private bath accessible
directly from the beach.
Recreation facilities
planned by the hotel will
include beach cabanas,
swimming, yachting, skin
diving and water skiing,
fishing and boating, as well
as tennis, bennington, rid
ing and shuttle
Nightly entertainment
will be offered in both the
night club and the cocktail
Transportation fa-
cilities will be provided to
other points of interest on
the island.
, 1960-12-13

Tuesday Evening
In Spanish
Ricardo Montalban

#NfM&A fEM~ M4hN4N Wa% 8#tNr
W b MES Day
BIG Double Feature Day II
Isl Feature:
Marti presents
CRIME IN THE STREETS"
Sal Mineo, John Cassavetes,
James Whitemore
md Featv~a:
Marti presents
LORD OF THE JUNGLE"
Johnny Sheffield, as Bomba),
Wayne Morris, Nancy Hale
THURSDAY ONLY
MGM Pictures presents
From It's Hall of Fame
Ingrid Bergman, Spencer Tracy
and Lana Turner
in
"DR. JEKYLL & Mr.. HYDE"
MGM's all Time Great it chills
you! Half man! Half Monster!
LATEST NEWS
FRIDAY oNI-.
MGM Pictures presents
THE GREAT WALTZ"
Louise Reiner, Fernando Gravat
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-12-13
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cRoIx. cHR1sTIANsTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter Of the Estate of
KEITH MERRILL, Probate No. z 1859
Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
TO WHOM TTMAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that the hearing on the Final
Account Of Katharine Aver Merrill and G. dewitt
Rogers, Jr. as Executors of the above estate will be held
On January 18th, 1861 at 10 am. at the District Court in
Christiansted. Anyone wishing to file any objection to
said account shall file and serve same upon G. de Witt
Rogers, Jr. Executor, IA Church Street, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, v. /, in writing, prior to said hearing date.
Dated: December 1t, 1860
KATHARINE AVER MERRILL,
IS 4s. Executrix
C. DE II ROGERS, JR.
3-6-13-20 Executor
, 1960-12-13

Louise Reiner, Fernando Gravat
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-09-08
j WooDSoN

]. WOODSoN
ment at all levels to attain
operational readiness for an
emergency and to provide
every person before, during
and after an emergency, with
instruction essential to survi-
val and recovery.
While in training at the cen
ter, volunteers are also given
basic teaching principles, spe-
cial assistance in the use OF
training aids, and a complete
packaged course for their own
use.
Instructors developed at the
center returned to their home
communities a h d conduct
training within their own or
carnations and among addl-
tional personnel who will be
required to augment existing
units Of government and IN
dustry for continuing opera
ton in emergency.
The course which MI. Wood
son completed is just one OF
many offered by the office Of
Civil and Defense Mobilization
which volunteers may attend.
Application may be m ade
through your local Civil De
Tense Office.
, 1960-09-08


THURSDAY and FRIDAY
goth Century Fox presents
THE THIRD VOICE"
Edmond O'Brien, Julie London
and Lorain Day
This IS a story loaded with sus-
pense Of an 'almost-perfectD
Crimel
LATEST NEWS
SATURDAY
Pin Double Feature Day y
2nd Feature:
QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE"
in Technicolor
Zsa Zsa Gabor, Eric Fleming
Mankind's first flight to VENUS
the female Planet.
Isl Feature:
Columbia:
"GUNMAN'S WALK"
in Cinemascope & Technicolor
Van Hefin, Tab Hunter and
Kathryn Grant
svINDAY. MONDAY.
TUESDAY
Tuesday Afternoon
goth Century Fox presents
: WAKE ME WHEN IT'S ovER"
IN Cinemaseope & Color by Deluxe
Ernie Kovacs, Mango Moore
Jack Warden
The story takes place in a fun
furious place in the South Paci-
ffc where 400 G. rs 81
japanese Dream Dolls and q
half dozen assorted WACS take a
load Of Air Force Supply and
built a modern Hotel-with a
Fountain of Youth.
LATEST NEWS
SSU4sE
, 1960-09-08

... THAT nearly / in %
people who want Life Insur-
ance cannot obtain it because
of impaired health? The longer
you put off buying adequate
Life Insurance, the more you
run the risk of being unin-
surable. Good health can be
lost with startling suddenness.
Take advantage of your
present instability and the
lower premi-
, 1960-09-08

RoTARIANS ...
destroyed and the people are
without food or clothing and
the situation is said to be
desperate.
, 1960-09-08

um rates in
effe a t
younger ages.
Let me dis
cuss Life In
surance with
you now.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
OUTSTANDING VALUES!.

Thursday the last day of The Hubs outstanding Large selection
OF Modern and Traditional Furniture for your home Everything included with
NATIONALLY FAMOUS MAKES GALORE! All smur styled unnw mer
ehondse! This sale held 9TH best
seeeton Many items substantially open
and enjoy pesonuIized tailored to YOUR budget
Evening star., 1960-06-08
HOLLYWOOD BEDS

80" Quilt o Dream" Outfit 1917
0oo'ifY-bUilt m1iirsss, box springs on legs
80" Decorator Plaid Divon- $3.50
Night or day divan that sleeps one.
Bookcase Heodboord Hollywood -93. 30
Meehins mottrsss box spring. mepIs hsudbeard.
Monticello" Hollywood 9.86
smooih-iop moffrsss, box spring on legs.
80" tnnerspring Hollywood
Will provide sleeping comfort for years.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
Suites

Z-Pe. Sofobed Suite
Modern flers-arm style; oitroetvs covers.
Sleeps Sofobed Suite $50
oOol'Purpose outfit in toduy's modern look.
Sleep Sofa and Arm Chair 1898
Modern style. durable boUels cover.
2-Pe. Donish Style Sofobed Suite I56.7O
BY Charlton. Sleep sofo and choir
Modern Sleep Two Outfit 1878
Handsome sofu bed chair foam cushion scot.
Chorlton MopIe Sofobed Suite---I34.88
3pisse group in mopIs finish.
z-Seetion Sofobed-SIeeps 4----II4.46
Rshi and left sections in handsome tweeds.
Evening star., 1960-06-08
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS

CHAIRS OF All KINDS
Modern TV Occasional choirs- 0.98
TUbvlor wrought iron frame, plastic cover.
Donish Style WoInut Frame Chairs 1888
Washable plastic cushions in 4 eoors.
AlI-PIostie Club Chairs
Modern style, handsome eoIors avaiabIs
Hostess Swivel Chairs 1896
Gensrous size. attractive pile
Foam Rubber Lounge chairs-
Carved legs rich contemporary covers.
Mon-Sized Chair for Dod-------S3.93 .93
Just right for his comfort. Black red.
Adjustable ReeIiner Choir
Fcom top. Plastic and nyIon Red turquoise.
Popular Platform
Tweed end pIosfie combination 3 smart eoIors
Evening star., 1960-06-08
I!IS CARPETS

9x12-Ft. Oval Br0ided 1888
Brown, RED. green: Reversible for longer wear.
Ah-Wool Pile BFoodloom, 50 yd. ABB
Rose beige, sandalwood, soss green. brown, white
Sx1Z-Ft. MohoWk Administers .88
Thick pile Ferol., tons-onons, textures
IZxl5 SIT. Heavy Fiber RusS------I9.88
Choice Of ossorsd eolors and styles
Sx12' EnomeIed Surface RUGS
For kitchen, dining or living room. bedroom
9xlZ-Ft. 1000 Cotton Pile Rugs .88
Foam rubber baek, hendseme eoIors.
1000 Wool Pile Wilton, 50. yd----6 6.89
Green, beige. sundulwood gold. oqvu!
Nylon Pile Tweed BroodIoom, SO. yd. 4.88
Green. sondul~eod beige bIuek/whhs
9xlZ-Ft. Wool Pile Wilton Russ---89.88
Oriental design. Red, rose, ivory
6-S-Ft. Plush Royon Pile Rugs ----I2.88
: gorgeous eoors from which 10 choose,
12xl5-Ft. Tweed Rug us----------SO.OO
Sowih- everything block and white.
Sxl2-Ft. Aquo Plush Rug--------5O.OO
Evening star., 1960-06-08
MANY ITEMS ARE
REDUCEI

Limited Quantities on Most Items!
. No Moi, Phone or COD. Orders!
Sorry, All Sales Final!
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
All Items Subject to Prior Sale!
Evening star., 1960-06-08
LIVING ROOM SUITES

2-Pe. EorIy American Suite-----I48.S6
Charming style, foam eushionsd
2Pe. Modern Living Room-----I46.79
Sofu and matching chair Foam cushions.
Rowe z-Pc. Modern Living Room 2 1876
Foam rubber cushions for comfort
kroehler 2-Pe. Living Room-----I09.4O
Young Modern" suite. handsome covers.
Z-Pe. Modern Living Room -266.7O
BY sslis, fomous for qUoIity. fine "details.
Kroehler 2-Pe. Living Room-----259.9O
California modern styling.
2-Pe. Modern Living Room 1876
Foam rubber cushions, boveIs covers.
Rowe 2-Pc. Living Room -I69. .98
Modern bouee covers. foum rubber cushions.
Evening star., 1960-06-08

Z4x30-Ineh Venetion Mirrors
8eveled edge. Strong mosonite bock- Sm.H|
ine Hongers ottoched for hanging. y
Popular fromeIess style.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08
Let's Keep The Voluntary System

obvious that when taken
against practices Kenny
effort
I'm
contribution somebody
probably right
system voluntary gifts
decision of the would
system philosophy
where
responsibility deciding
and how ourshng what efforts and activities shall die
The united fund idea pelousy close doing this If
the might the
philosophy volunasm which Americas contribution
this field.
accepted without question
enjoy support these centralized charitable
Kenny point exploitation
many examples
honesty administering the funds
question Multiple
recognition
widespread the established
o money o. the disease.
groups problems when it raising funds
complicated of the greedy
Kenny organization We should be
compcate problems further slaned legislation
the here has special meaning Causes
depend voluntary contributions limited
health the personal Hardly
example without appeals for defense funds for
Negroes being southern states
legislative judgments
raising efforts Most notable Of these is the
of the NAACP.
voluntary system Let's surrender either 20
the right to
judge what shall be voluntarily supported and what shall not
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08
Letters To The Editor
Claims EditorioI Unjust Aftaek

Editor: AS paper
expected to find columns pursuit
justice disturbed saddened your
"a unjusty attacking University
of Minnesota
From the Deans record of fighting discrimination
Of life him credit placing
forefront institutions which believe
his color, has a right to hold his head high.
Moreover must that faculty religious
well ntergroup relations officials
misleading pursue
and make appraisal inquiries
formation
angle Of the problem had been examined by Williamson and
found that there which could
have been used force other students of this landlords
properties You must that certain the legislature
objections physical
safety involved
There of individuals
akewho legislation
ceptabity his skin religious affaon
however continuously applied by the Housing Bureau staff
landlord the has that his
policy discriminate nationality
religion departures this which
place past repeated aroung ampuswd
indignation and protest
plenty scouragemens days path
persons exertng
selves improve conditions the campusHenry E. Allen 1917
James Av S, Minneapolis, Mnn- June 49, 1860.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08
wrtes Letter while sn In JqiI At ruIIuhussee Eoridu

by a Jail
Tallahassee Florida 1t is from Negro girl Florida A NJ College
student Surely must deeply stirred at the the self
discipline youngsters resong
reads a follows
writing this in Leon County Jail My sister Priscilla
other high serving
60a participation the stns We could be
appeal but all strongly believe that Martin Luther King
said We've fill the jai order
rights Priscilla both explained this to when
other Priscilla supposed special
mother her We did best dspel her
that full time.
Students who the inside the county Jail before did and
released bond that conditions miserable They
exaggeate cold We what called
bull with cells Each cell has four hunks commod and
cells but does not
Breakfast call that served at $50 Another meal is
the Sweet bread coffee
At found difficult this food Our white visitors who
first permitted by the authorities.
biggest single demonstration took place March IL We
headed The head
Woolorths band of white hoodms armed with
sticks knives and other They followed by police
the called off the sitn
Wooworhs returned to the orderly
student body mobilize the students
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

Last week appropriated for this the Brad
Morrison TRIBUNE editorial daily doggere
calls it that is bright a good editorial
Our printers correcting the line the
substituting didn't
his
poem
and by heck hope and
Morrison offering up again!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

r1Ut1I EOSI-MOhIEm
A solid sock by Fighting Floyd
Left Ingemar quite null and void
But even null and voider are
The experts who picked Ingemar.
These knowing gents, though, cOncede,
In one respect surpass the Swede:
This was his first trip to the floor.
The experts had been there before.
Bradley l.. Morrison.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08
ager, James Doyle, sizes things

ager, James Doyle, sizes things
up:
1--WE approach this national con-
vention with enthusiasm and con-
fidence. After all, Stevenson sup
porters have had more successful
experience in the last two Demo-
cratic National conventions than
the others. We will pool this con-
siderable experience with the ener-
getic drive of Stevenson's army of
supporters Our moves have
been planned for months. They will
become apparent after the first few
rounds Q. They will be effective"
There is nothing unusual about
this sort of cautious optimism.
But Doyle goes further:
"Of course, we are well aware
that supporters of Sens. Johnson,
Kennedy and Symington are en-
gagged in aggressive campaigns.
All exude supreme confidence and
one camp insistently peddles the
line that the battle is already over.
This is good clean fun and
reminiscent of Ingemar Johansson
before he reached the Polo
Grounds. But it reflects insensi-
tivity to the basic poise of the
delegates. They do not buy this
line. We Stevenson people do not
buy it."
He then went on to say that
the Kennedy claims were In
fIated.
None of this bears directly on
whether Stevenson is qualified to
become President, but the nature
Of the Kennedy campaign gives
some idea of how the young man
from Mass. might run The White
House: roughhouse methods, exag-
geration, vagueness. All these DOM
mate the Kennedy campaign. And
presumably this campaign is be-
ing conducted In a manner pre-
scribed by the candidate
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08
License The Bottle Clubs

These botecubs which have been musroomng in the Twin
Cities should be licensed ordinance establishments
i'll St Paul already Sanity
and this newspaper hopes it will be enacted.
As presently constituted properly poced
that law violations illegal liquor gambling
operation and other unlawful conduct
Usually these socaled clubs privately operated
often by with police with little community
responsibility Licensing
these places will be operated to the dermen of the community
These places usually operated aerhour drinking
places where supervision careless and anything
sell liquor in competition with regularly licensed establishments
thousands Of dollars for the privilege
Some Of them hangouts for prostitutes peddlers
marginal characters who make their living
the working people
operated reputable groups
Legion posts to be included
profit making not the principal motive
groups responsible to memberships
licensing although
might reduce their
who will question the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

That, it seems to me, is the crux
of the matter. And there is some
thing more to add: who is quail
fled for the job?
Certainly young Jack Kennedy
has worked hard and long to get
the nomination, but as this pre-
convention campaign now draws to
its end I, for one, do not think he
has demonstrated that he has quail
tiles necessary for an occupant of
The White House in a moment of
such gravity.
Let me just cite an example or
two:
During all the years that he has
been in the Senate cannot recall
once when he was in the forefront
of the fight for civil rights. Yet
two weeks before the Democratic
convention he suddenly informs the
leaders of the Liberal Party in New
York that he hopes to win the NOM
nation without help from the
South. And then he makes a speech
before the African Educational
Fund, Inc. on the importance of
that continent.
Both things are fine, even II
late. But its their lateness that
makes me wonder II Kennedy
would be In the forefront or the
rear Of the march towards equal
rights.
WHAT ARE sTEVENsoNs
CHANCES? - Any realistic ap-
praisal of the pre-Los Angeles sit
uation must lead to the conclusion
that the former Democratic stand
ard-bearer faces an uphill fight
this time. He has sought no dele
gates and has spent no money in
his behalf. Yet in California, New
York and Pennsylvania he contin-
ues to command more popular re-
spect than his young colleague
or Lyndon B. johnson, who Is not
50 young but also not 30 liberal.
This Is how StevensOn'S man.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

clubs unrealsc
gegaous people all levels society the
companonshp that club will them group
the bottleclubs" the
the pleasure such clubs afford they
right place they type pigs
which often been housed residence neghborhood And
people all much right
clubs the wealthy people of the community
better this believes license
being dcenty possible
tool by which clubs
a community