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Evening star., 1960-01-28

CHOICE OF:
Assorted S,crlishi
Kisses
Horshovnd Jumps
Sour Lemon Drops
Peppermint
Storlisht Kisses
Evening star., 1960-03-27
U. S. Seeks New Lift
For Lotin Americans

South American tour in Febru-
larry and early March generated
a misconception in some quar-
tiers.
This was reflected in a
speech delivered by German
Arciniegas, a Colombian liberal,
who told the Caribbean As
semhly in Puerto Rico:
President Eisenhower's trip
and his statements in Buenos
Aires. Rio and Santiago give
hope Of a radical change in
the orientation of UNITED
States policy toward Latin
America"
! Actually, the President did
little more during his trip than
underScore the points he made
in his broadcast here the night
before he left for South Amer
lea. He said:
/. The United States stands
firmly behind the right of ev-
cry people to determine its own
destiny. though we pray all
of us will reject tyranny"
2. Any attempt to limit this
freedom Of choice by invasion,
coercian or subversion will be
regarded by the United States
as intervention.
8. While the United States
recognizes special responsible
tiles to neighboring American
states, these cannot be sep
arated from the country's
worldwide obligations.
Report Cites Differences
This policy is set. against a
background of continuing social
and political revolution. The
Harvard Center for Interna-
tional Affairs recently put it
this way in a report to the Sem
ate Foreign Relations Commit
tee:
Latin America is expert
encing the impact of emerging
nationalist awareness. g.
What is occurring in Latin
America today is a competition
among spokesman for various
theological position, the out
come Of which will go far to-
ward determining not only the
internal affairs Of the Latin
American nations but also the
nature Of Latin Americas fu-
ture relations with the wider
world"
Opinions in Congress and in
the State Department vary on
how to cope with that situa-
ton. Broadly. present policy is
to demonstrate sympathy and
understanding, interest in
needs. a willingness to help
but also insistance that Latin
America help itself.
Self Aid Is Key
The policy is facing its
severest test. Of course. in Cuba.
Since Fidel Castro's revolu-
tionary government came tn
power in January, 1859, the
United States has sought to
Evening star., 1960-03-27

encourage heavy military ex-
penditures. He says it does not
imply Endorsement Of the size
and character of Latin Amer
ican military establishments.
The diplomats insist the mil
itary assistance program is
worthwhile because it enables
the United States to maintain
missions in II countries. They
say by training Latin American
military personnel in the United
States, the program promotes
understanding of democratic
concepts, notably civilian con-
troll over the military establish
ment.
They also point out that
present policy rules out mill
tary funds for Cuba and the
Trujillo dictatorship in the
Dominican Republic.
To guide the stepped-up
efforts toward hemisphere aid,
the White House has named q
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Continued From First Page

OOntInucu ETOm rlrSb rage
few months. 1t will not only
make loans to member coun-
tries but also will promote in
yestment of outside ccapital for
specific projects and provide
technical guidance in various
undertakings.
Operation Pan America" is
q broad program enabling the
nations Of the hemisphere to
cooperate in solving specific
problems. 1t has already re-
suited In surveys Of the econo-
mics and resources Of IL indi-
vidual countries and the find
ings will be made available
soon.
! In all its efforts the United
States is stressing hemisphere
cooperation through the Or
ganization Of American States
and its agencies. Washington
overlooks few opportunities to
feaffirm a belief in the princi-
pie Of non-intervention in the
internal affairs of other Ameri-
can nations and adherance to
the Rio Treaty, a mutual Sc
curity pact recognizing that an
attack upon any American
state is an attack upon all.
President Eisenhower's i'm
pact upon the people on his
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Frondizi Position
Seen Threatened
In House Election

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina,
Mar. 26 (AP) More than 10
million Argentines will elect 102
members of the House of Dep
uties and q host of minor Of
ficials tomorrow. The House
majority Of President Arturo
Frondizi's Intransigent Radi-
cal Party is not threatened but
his reputation is.
Mr.. Frondizi and his policies
have become the major issue.
The Presidents popularity has
dropped noticeably since he
took office two years ago with
an austerity program aimed at
salvaging an economy wrecked
by ex-dictator Juan Peron.
The program has cut imports
and stabilized the currency, but
it also has caused some hard
ships and has failed 20 halt the
runaway cost of living-up 220
per cent since 1858.
The Intransigent Radicals
major opponent tomorrow is
the Peoples Radical Party.
One local news agency pre-
diets the Frondizi party will
lose more than 80 of its 13l
deputies in the 183-seat House,
while the Peoples Radicals will
increase their representation
from so to 80.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

new National Advisory Com
mittee on Inter-American AZ.
fairs.
The six members appointed
by Mr.. Eisenhower include
DR.. Milton Eisenhower, presi-
dent of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and brother Of the
President.
They accompanied the Presi-
dOk1t to South America, and
while Mr.. Eisenhower was being
acclaimed by excited thousands
in public ceremonies, the COM
mittee was holding behind-the-
scenes discussions with econo-
mistS, business men, labor
leaders and educators. The out
come Of those discussions prob
ably will be the most important
and most lasting monument to
the success Of the presidential
tour.
Tomorrow: Changing Mill
tary COncepts.)
Evening star., 1960-03-27

/ be patient" with the bearded
Prime Minister. despite his
bitter, often outrageous at
tacks.
1t was reasoned that Mr..
Castro needed time to settle
down and get experience, that
the United States would gain
favor elsewhere in Latin Amer
lea by remaining calm, and
would lose prestige resorting to
any repriSals.
However. the relentless at
tack, the frequent insult and
the disregard Of rights of
United States citizens in Cuba
may force a revision of attitude
in Washington. Pressure for a
breakdown is increasing. And
a new flrmness is already ap-
parent. Clearly the sympathy
and understanding are wearing
a bit thin.
Concern for People
One course advocated by
some members of Congress is
a cut in the big sugar quota
assigned Cuba. But President
Eisenhower objects to this on
grounds it would hurt the
Cuban people. who are friendly
to the United States.
The President is asking Con-
greSs for flexible" authority,
so he may alter sugar quotas
If deemed advisable in the ma
tional interest. Those who sup
port him think this would have
a restraining effect upon the
Castro government.
For Latin American activities
in general, the administration
has asked Congress to provide
$685. million this year for tech
nical cooperation and $23.1
million for special assistance.
1t also requested SAC million in
military assistance and another
$l8 million to finance credit
sales of equipment under the
Mutual Security Act. The latter
will be repaid, with interest.
The military aid program is
under heavy attack. Opponents
charge it stimulates Latin
American countries to spend too
much on armAments and that
1t has the effect of maintaining
dictators in power.
Benefits Stressed
Roy r. Rubottom, Assistant
Secretary Of Defense for Inter-
American affairs. contends the
program is not designed to
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Roy r. Rubottom. Assistant
Secretary Of Defense for Inter-
American affairs. contends the
program is not designed to
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-25

Philadelphia's Sonny Liston, the other hand,
has youth and speed in his favor If he continues
bowlover his opponents with fierce attacks such
shown in his recent win sixth Roy Harris,
he is to get crack at the title Many supporters
already booming him number-one contender
and prOcaiming him man of destiny" he relent-
lessly pows through the heavyweight ranks.
These fighters should cause Ingemar enough trouble
for the time being; but in they don't there is
always brawny Fora Foley and "rock- EN-, sock en-
Eddie Machen waiting in the wings to get chance
to prove their right to the crown
The delegation of fans who fall in the I'VE like
Ingemar" category have firm belief that dimpled
puncher from the land of the Vikings take
all comers. This may we'll be but here again
of Shakespeare's lines proper. "To be, not
to be?.. that is the question"
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-25
CARE-ALL'S DYNAMIC DUO

Protect your hair from hot. humid
weather.
Whether you have soft. cot-Iike hoir
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brittle. hard TO monoge hair it's
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Core-AI Creme Hair Developer will
tome even the widest head of hair. 1t
thoroughly conditions the hoir and leaves
it with q natural sheen. It con even
serve as a pressing oil that meets the
needs Of the softest hair.
Core-AII Creme Hair Oil acts as a
perfect pin-curI lotion. 1t not only pro-
vides luxurious curIs, but also checks
perspirotion from affecting the hair
This is especially good news for women
who ore plagued with excess perspiro-
tion from the moment the Temperature
climbs.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-25

. CHECKS PERsPIRATION
Q PREVENTS HAIR FROM
REWRITING BACK
. HOLDS CURLS FOR DAYS
. PROTECTS HAIR FROM HOT
HUMID WEATHER
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-25
Boxing Fans Face East As Floyd Faces lingo

ssllNEASY is the head which the crown"
u These words, first penned by Shakespeare, could
we'll have been directed toward ngemar Johansson,
present of the Heavyweight Boxing Cham
pionship.
It is not unusual to have some challenger threaten
the with and fanfare only to be proven
a second rate pug in championship competition. white
hopes" and brown bombers have beenkno to end up
inglorousy with at their backs and rosin in
their However, if Johannson's punch the
mighty hammer of Thor that his hackers would have
you believe tits unlikely that he will have easy time
with the present array of challengerS.
Notably, Floyd Patterson, Archie Moore andSonny
Liston casting desirous glances the heavyweight
Each of these has valid claim to the chance
for title bout. Moreover, each promises to give
mgemar plenty of competition, once the gloves
laced on and the bell has sounded.
Floyd, the dethroned champ, represents hungry
challenger. 1t is unlikely that he will knowingly walk
into of ngemars strong right hands in his next
crack at him. While Ingemar has been travelling the
banquet circuit and posing for blade ads, Floyd
has trained in relative silence Latest reports from
his training headquarters indicate that the champ
is sharp and fit. He wants his title back and he
going to put up fight for it.
If Ingemar gets past Floyd or if some legal dis
pute other another postponement of the
scheduled championship match, then the venerable
Archie Moore, Light ht-Heavyweght champion, seems
logical choice to get title shot. Moore has the
qurements both in the ring and at the box office, to
rate the nod from Johansson's manager as fitting
opponent for the Swedish Wonder"
Archie Moore, with something like 43 years of
life behind him (give take year, is willy, ring
wise veteran with 206 fights under his belt. Last
year he gained the all time record for knock OUTS
by scoring his 128th in the first-round of rematch
against the Canadian Champion, Yvon Durelle. He
also named Fighter of the Year" in the ballot
ing for 1859.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
ACCOUNTANT

Two yrs. experience and knowledse
of CPFF contracts. To perform
general payroll and accounting
duties for local engineerins R and
D division Of multi-plant corpora
ton. Salary to $4,000 For inter-
views, call Mr.. MACK, Elk. B.
0155,
Evening star., 1960-07-31

AohAiN Naa AOdo AGbdA uldNNGlos
Starting salary, $1,000: Box 369-
H. Star.
AUTO AND LIFE INSURANCE
SALESMAN. Inside selling only;
1,500 prospects weekly. Starting
salary S100 wk., commission, bo-
muses. and all other company bene-
fits. II you are on the ball you can
run the Joint and then write your
own ticket. Apply in person, HER
SONS, Sth and o SITS. NV. DE.
AUTO BODY MAN for Northern
Virginia Chevrolet dealer. Excel
lent opportunity, paid vacation,
disqualification. life Insurance and
other employe benefits. No plas-
tic work. Only flrst class metal
worker need apply. See Mr.. Leis-
ter, WISSINGER CHEVROLET
CO., Seven Corners, Falls Church,
Va. JE. 2-9200.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTER and body
man (combination) Opportunity
for man who is willing to work.
operate on q percentage basis.
see Mr.. Kidd or Mr.. Smith,
SM1TH-KIDD MOTORS, INC,
1913 Pa. ave s.e.
AUTO PARTS MAN, S38s up, 5
days; Nash and GIN. exper. de-
sired; will consider other makes,
too. GUARANTY EMPL., 956 N,
Monroe St. Arl., ia. 5-5535.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
AUTOMOBILE
PARTS MANAGED

4 &AAV Z y 4E3AA4N4AOI1G
Chevrolet dealer with unlimited DO
tential wants experienced, high
caliber individual to manage vol
ume parts department. Excellent
opportunity for man of ability:
located in Wash, D. c., Metropoii-
tan area. All replies confidential,
Write Box 209-H, Star.
AUTO RADIATOR MECHANIC, ex-
perienced mani Top pay, vaca-
ton. sick leave. References not nee
essary but helpful. Apply MIKES
AUTO RADIATOR WORKS, 6SSI
Lee hwy Arl Va lie A.dRIn
Evening star., 1960-07-31
HELP MEN
(cONTlNUEDl
ACCOUNTANTS ss,OOC
NATIONAL
Employment Service
WaShington's Largest Agency
CAT r0

SALES
Sales Engr., ME or EE, exper., car
and expense, fee pd, $4,000 plus
Engr., heating and air cond., 25-
As, duct design exp, $4,000 plus
Drug Sales, .exper., 25-35, car ex-
penses and bonus s-------S5, 200
Sales Trainee, contact ins. agents,
only college, 22-30 S4,50O
Insurance Sales Trainee. 24-3O.
college grad. car expenses.
Electronie Tech, IE deg. or exper per
in sudio, radar time standard
ProdGetiOn HScion Sales Mgr., college sGsSU deg
knowl Of glass industry an6 an
backs 6sseksround, exper. on lBM oS5 o.
Sales, food, to 30. his. grad; cal
on grocery trade: car furn., plus
sales, group ins., 1925 @0SS eolleVe eias
some sales exper. helpful. ----
Data Processing exper., 25o40, col.
lege, knowl. of continuance forms
line, must be tops ----- $4,000
Oil repres., Metro area, 30-40, his
g., or better; must have car: tor
Pharmaceutical detail man, to As;
exper in science or allied fields
Co. car and expenses; salary open
Sales. group ms. some sales eX-
per- 22-25, COLLEGE st. S4. .160
OFFICE
Typist. electric of vsritypist, 20
Ensr:, air cOnd, designer, must bc
Art Illustrator, age open, 3-5 yrs =,
Acct. etDef follow local puSiie Ssihil'fy aScts SDsn
claims MrT nae 9Pe5 as5s compiling sahls GSs1 %os
pital claims, supervising small
Adiustor Trainee, $3.50, some COZ
leEe' for top ms. co..; car furn,
Large auto finance CO., 2S-95; S:S!s q neeG iSet
4 field men, college, neat ap-
pearance; car furn. Si2i
Local mfg. co. requires exper. cost
acct. up to 40 yrs. to $4,000
TECHNICAL
Craftsman, statistical charts.
Craftsman. si electro mech, ,-SeGE detained e6
work on sub assemblies oper
Chief Ensr., EE deg, charge Of IL
employees, exper. on small motor
"a h;p. S1S,00O
Production Engr., exper. on small
motors. auto. heater and power
antenna to SO ,5OC
Tech. Writer, age open, college
pref. deg., 5-day wk. $1,000
Craftsman, structural steel back
ground, detsiler on steel fabrica-
tion at least . yrs. to S160 wk
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT sERV.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
PROPOSALS
FrNhTIkIIIFRN

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of
MONTGOMERY County viii receive
sealed bids for furnishing the be-
low. listed items until the dates
and times shown. The bids will
be publicly opened in the office
Of the Director Of Procurement
at the Board of Education, 300
z. Montgomery Avenue, Rockville,
MARYLAND. Specifications may be
obtained at the office of the Di-
Bis Tector No OF Procurement 19Hg6 I,,ro,oor..
Wednesday, August II, 'IiS5SOpSS, 1861 un.
III 300 PM. DIST.
BID No. 1850, Bread, Cookies and
Pies, Friday, August l., 1860 un-
I'll 300 PM. DIST. Jy3l
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
TOWN OF VIENNA, VA.
THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF
VIENNA, VA, has authorized the
sale OF the following real property
located within the limits of the
Town of Vienna:
A parcel of land containing 5,952
so it., more or less, with a 'front.'
age of approx. 90 #. on De Sale
st. s.w,, and including a 1-story
by Is it. in size.
The town manager will receive
sealed bids on the subject property
until 10 o'clock Am en- Wednes-
day, August 10, 1860. in the
Municipal Building, 127 Center
st. South, Vienna, Va. All bids
must bear the signature OF the
bidder or his authorized repre-
sentative and must be accompanied
by a good faith deposit equal to
five per cent ,5eeD of the bid
price. No bid may be withdrawn
for 30 days, after which time the
good faith deposits will be re-
turned to the unsuccessful bid
ders.
No bid under 5000 will be con-
sidered and the Town of Vienna.
Va. reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the Town Council,
IRENE, C. COLE. Clerk of said
Council
29,3O,3l-au5.6,
Evening star., 1960-07-31
ACCOUNTANTS
JUNIOR

Local CPA firm has opening for sew
to start at the junior level. Public
accounting experience not neces-
sarv but degree in accounting re-
uuired Reply to Box 442-H, Star,
giving age. marital status and q
brief resume of education and ex-
Evening star., 1960-07-31
CRARS

Alive or cooked, for all occasions
No order too large. XII. 9-3494.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
u ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where costs less
W. to get quicker results Star cassied-P Phone L. $4,000
HELP MEN

BARTENDER, white, full time. Ap.
ply Mrs. Violet Clark at the TaV-
ern. 5000 Conn. ave, on Mon.
DU 1887
Evening star., 1960-07-31
AUTO SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity to get in the
Big Money with old established d
Buick dealer. Vacancy due to pro-
motion. Salary, demonstrator, hos
pitalizstion, insurance. Best COM
mission plan in area. See Mr.
CUNNINGHAM,
Evening star., 1960-07-31
PROPOSALS
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF MON?

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF MONT
GOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed lump sum bids will be re-
ceived by the Board of Education
at its Construction Office located
in the Single-story building on the
west side OF Jefferson Street in
Rockville, Montgomery County,
Maryland, until , pm: Day
light Saving Time, Monday,
August 8. 1860, for excavation
Brook Drive, Springbrook Estates,
adjacent to Springbrook High
School, located approximately
1000 feet west Of Colesville Road,
US. Route 90. Approximately
5000 cubic yards OF earth are
involved. Plans, prepared by
Greenhorne and O'Mara, 4634
Baltimore Avenue, Hyattsyille,
Maryland. may be obtained from
the Construction Office. Board of
Education, Rockville, Montgomery
County. Maryland, on or after
Monday, August /, 1860. All work
August 90, 1850. Award is sched-
uled for August 8. 1860. Payment
in full will be made upon ac-
ceptance OF work by the owner
The conditions contained in this
''Notice to Contractors, by theil
issuance become part of the
contract requirements. The Boarc
OF Education reserves the right
to waive any informalitleS in OF
reject any or all bids. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD OF EDUCA,
TON. JAMES H; SHELDON
DIRECTOR OF CONSTRUCTION
jy3l
Evening star., 1960-07-31
hELP MEN

ATTORNEY WANTED to manage
Savings and Loan Association and
handle various legal matters.
Starting salary, $1,000: Box 369-
H Star
Evening star., 1960-07-31
CONTRACT
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ADMINISTRATOR

For Richmon6 Cc-h. E-Er-r "a
Law tthe reE 70. EEr L So
eNper n boIh Gsi1sf sEarT -
Sll 600. Bal stuart. sNELLGrsl
AGCY-. sos 1fth s. Eu
COOK, want experislct1 - IralHz
FOOD preferred EocG sEaTT uE4
Worklng conciticrs p ~-as
COOK colorec. -kcrI creer 49, /.
ref. required NJ NeETru FE
s-632O, lu-l2 an McEEnu
COUNTERMEN. Whs,F. g u--E >
fancy celicstesten. -zEi - sn-F- f.
neat IN appeaTarce a.1 ErrM@F
worker piFgsanf erU.r-r sea-
Ecod salarE an1 hc--s ar-r -
person only 70 KARI 8 CALEE-
Frs, 50is Conn ave nu
COUNTER AND GRILL prrs---si
needed ABBY $3.50 Lee ElEE-1T. .
Arlington
Evening star., 1960-07-31

BIBLE SALESMAN, white or col
from sioO to $500 per TE. We
train you and furnish leads. Ap-
ply MR.. GORMAN, 707 9TH Ct.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
PERSONALS
(cONTlNuED)

EXCLUSIVE SOCIAL INTRODUC.
TIONS-For discriminating adults
all ages and religions. CLARA
LANE. Suite 621 Sheraton Bldg,
I'll l4th ST. NV. RE. 7-3504: wk-
daYS. l tn z u m
Evening star., 1960-07-31
TEMPLE MOTOR co.
XII S-4S00

AUTO Statesmen WANTED - 3
men to sell the Ford line and
used cars. New car and gas fur
nished. Drawing account, hospital
tzation, vacation with pay, 25es
gross up to S290-50ee over $3.50.
Training now going on in Palmer
Security Plan, greatest training
ever known, begin earning quickly,
Bonuses in cash every day. Join
us and put money in your pocket
and fun in your life, never a dull
moment. The friendliest place
you ever worked. Auto experience
desired but not required, other
types Of selling experience accept
able. Do not apply unless your
reputation is above reproach. We
move to our fabulous new build
ing in September. You don't have
to call in deals or make up papers,
etc. Just sell cars See Mr.. Bowen,
Sales Mgr, or Mr.. Dillon. Gen.
eral Sales Mgr, PALMER FORD,
3032 Hamilton ST., w. Hyattsville,
Md, in person.
Evening star., 1960-07-31
Thr EurntnD Star
AND
TAr sunhay Star

/ 3 10
Words Lines Time Times Times Times
IS 3 Sl.s6 SAT- $1,000 $3.50
20 4 2.48 6.36 1874 1880
IS S $40 795 1880 22oo
out-of-T Town Rote. e0e Per Line
3 or More Times. S4e Per Line
Evening star., 1960-07-31
BOOKKEEPER

EXper. man. able to take complete
charge, 30-45 yrs. Good salary
Excel. opport. for future. Refs. re,
uuired. Box 145-S, Star
Evening star., 1960-02-25

to help him or me. Their
only suggestion was to send
him to q hospital or nursing
home. I wasn't going to do
that while I had the ability
to care for him myself.
I have been living with my
daughter since my husbands
death. I haven't been well,
but I don't complain. When
! asked my daughter what
she plans to do about me
when I can no longer take
care Of myself she laughed
and said. Don't cross your
bridges until you come to
them" I cried all night.
Ethel Any mother has
always been a difncult wom-
an. Age and widowhood
haven't improved her much.
Ny brother and I tried to
fulflll our responsibilities but
it wasn't easy.
We were unable to do any
thing when our father was
so Ill. We felt that If it was
too much for mother she
should send him to q hospital.
Mother made me very
angry when she asked what
I would do about her when
she bacame i'll. She is always
limiting we don't want her
Evening star., 1960-02-25
DEAR ABBY
Patient Wife Gets New Advice
sY ABIGAIL VAN eUREN

UP. What should we do about
this mess?
SISTER OF ED AND PAUL.
This b strictly Eds busi-
ness. He alone will have TO
decide whether he cares
enough for this girl to select
another best man and break
the news to his disabled
brother. Perhaps the Incl
dent Of the best man was the
best thing that could have
happened to the groom.
DEAR ABBY: My problem
is my married daughter. She
has a nice husband. We also
have a l5-year-old daughter
who is in the 10th grade. She
is a cheer leader and Is very
popular at school.
whenever l buy my Is
year-old girl something and
the married daughter sees il,
she makes some remark like,
You never bought me
clothes like that!" She
doesn't realize that times
were not so good then. It has
gotten so that whenever we
know the married daughter
is coming over, we hide any
thing we bought for the IS
year-old. 1t doesn't do any
good though, because she
snoops through all the closets
and drawers and finds it any
way.
I heard that other mothers
have had this trouble. Maybe
you can help them and me,
too. with a suitable solution.
NAMELESS. :
Stop hiding things! You
owe your married daughter
no explanations or apologies.
Simply tell her that you can
afford more now than you
could when she was Is.
Distributed BY
McNaught Syndicate, 1ne.)