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Evening star., 1961-11-26

RICHMOND, Nov. 25 (AP)
Here is a summary of the
recommendations of the Vir-
ginia Legislative Redistricting
Commission:
House districts gaining seats
present representation and
proposed representation:
AlsxandEla, one. two; Chesterfield;
floater with Henrico. two; Fairfax.
Falls Church. two, four; Hampton
one, two: Henrico, one Delegate anc
tloater with Chesterfield -Colonia
Heights, three; Norfolk City, six, seven
Princess Anne-virginia Beach. one, two
Seats Lost
House districts losing seats;
Richmond City, now seven, six pro.
posed; Rockingham m-Harrisonburg. nov
two, one proposed with floater with
Shenandoah. which abolished.
New House districts, changes
made, and number of seats rec
commended:
Allegheny. Clifton Forge. Covingtor
and Craig; Craig added; one seat.
Amelia, Dinwiddie and Nottoway
Dinwiddie substituted for Powhatan
Appomattox, Charlotte. Prince Ed.
ward; Appomattox added; one seat.
Bland and Wythe; Bland added; one
Buckingham. Cumberland. Nelson anc
Powhatan: Appomattox deleted. Mel
son and Powhatan added; one seat.
Carroll, Grayson and .Galax: Car
roll added; one seat
Charles City, James City. York
Williamsburg; New Kent added: one
Franklin and Floyd; Floyd added
Greensville. surry and Sussex; surry
Hanover. King William and New
Kent: New Kent added: one seat.
Isle Of Wight, Eansemond Suffolk
and Southampton; Southampton addc4
floater for other three deleted; two
seats.
Petersburg: formerly shared two
Delegates at large with Dinwiddie; one
Prince George and Hopewen; surry
Prince William; formerly shared a
DELEGATE with Stafford; one seat.
Pulaski and Giles; Giles added; one
seat
Roanoke County and Botetourt: new
floater district; aimed to give Roanoke
additional representation and pickins
UP Botetourt from former Botetourt-
Craig district.
Rockingham, Harrisonburg and shen-
anooah' new floater, abollshes Shen-
Evening star., 1961-11-26

When a reporter asked him
again for his age, Mr.. Adzhubei
said, Guess I better give you
my biography was born in
Central Asia-in 1924-and was
educated by my mother who
was a seamstress, now retired
Il was in the war, I went to
the university, and according
to the American doctrine
met the pretty daughter of the
man who was to become Pre-
mier-that's how my career
started.
Izvestia is the official Soviet
government newspaper. Mr.
Adzhubei said 1t has a circula-
ton Of Az million-up to 5 to
6 million on holidays, and is
read by Is to 20 million people.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Benefit Teu

The annual life membership
tea for the benefit Of the
Jewish Foundation for Re-
tarded Children will be held
at 2 pm. Wednesday in Sky
line Towers, 2730 Wisconsin
avenue NV. DR.. Paul E. Benoit,
superintendent Of the founda-
tion. will be the featured
speaker.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
3 Rob Store of 81,
Customer of S104

Three men, one of them
carrying a pistol. robbed the
Fifth and P street Cleaners
458 P street NV, Of $4, and a
customer in the store of Sl04
1t. Owen w. Davis of the
Second Precinct said the mer
took the S4 from Mrs. Lucille
Walker, 46, of BIG Marion place
NV, a clerk, and the $1G4
from Howard Anderson, So, o1
the 1900 block of Raum
street NE.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
REDISTRICTING

Continued From Page Al
in the 1O0-member House o1
Delegates, though that house
would remain narrowly in the
control of rural voters.
The commission recommend.
ed that Northern Virginia bC
given only half the additional
representation its population
would warrant. and area legis-
latorS were quick to express
their criticism.
Arlington Delegate William
L. Winston said he would at
tempt to get one additiona
delegate for Arlington. Dele.
gate Kathryn Stone, also oi
Arlington said: In a word,
don't like it."
Fairfax-FallS Church State
Senator John A. K. Donovan
said he was mot happy" with
the recommendations since the
population of his district woulc
justify five additional delegates
and the commission recon-
mended only two more.
The report proposed that the
Fairfax-F Falls Church District
be permitted, in addition to the
two more delegates, a second
senator and a third senator tC
be shared with Arlington
Alexandria would receive an.
other delegate. but Arlington
would get none.
Wants Another Senator
Mr.. Winston said that if he
could not get the added dele
gate for Arlington, he would
attempt to get another senator
to be shared with Falls Church
rather than with Fairfax anc
Falls Church combined.
Arlington and Fairfax are
so dissimilar," he said, that
they should not be put into q
single senatorial district"
One of northern Virginia.
representatives on the commits
sion, Omer Hirst, filed a dis
sent in which he criticized the
recommendations for redistrict.
ing the house as containing
Inequalities Of representation
Of such proportion as to ex.
ceed reasonable tolerances anC
! to justify correction by the
General Assembly"
Arlington State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick, Northern
Virginia's other representative
on the commission, also dis,
sented from the report, calling
for at least one more delegate
for Fairfax-Falls Church anC
one more for Arlington.
BOothe Qualities Support
Alexandria State Senator
Armistead L. Boothe, however
gave qualified approval to the
report and termed it "a real
step forward.
TITS not what we'd like tc
have and perhaps it's'not what
we ought to have" he said
but Northern Virginia, which
has 12.5 per cent Of the States
population, would have 10 pei
cent of the legislature for the
first time"
Altogether, the report recon-.
mends more than 70 change,
either in the size of district,
or in the representation they
should have.
Delegate Lawrence H. Hoover
of Harrisonburg, chairman o.
the commission, said the
changes, If approved by the
General Assembly, would make
the Virginia legislature one oi
the most fairly constituted ir
the United States.
The University of Virginia;
Bureau Of Public Administra-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

the Federal Trea-ury for con-
structiOn purposes is eliminat-
ed.
The new local post office.
incidentally, is part of a pro-
gram of accelerated postal
construction and modernization
ordered by President Kennedy
TO stimulate the nations econ
omy and to assist Postmaster
General }. Edward Day i'm his
programs to provide the nation
with the finest postal service
in its history. Mr.. Boyd point
ed out.
This program of new post
Office starts - of which the
local post office is part -.
together with modernization of
existing postal facilities over
the nation will provide
about S27O, 100000 in new con-
siruction for ths country to be
Start"i in the approximate 10
month period between Feb. is,
and Dec. 81, 1861.
Included in the program will
be more than 1000 new post
offices.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
National HID
Week Is Here

The 10th National Home
Demonstration Week will be
observed throughout the CO.
untry from April 80 through
May q. Nearly 8h million wo-
men in all so states and Puerto
RlcO, now use home economics
extension services Of one kind
OF another to help solve their
'oine and family problems,
Some Of these women live on
farms, some IN towns and cit
les. Two things they all have
IN common are all are trying 10
manage their homes more e.
iectively and TO have healthier,
happier families.
Many people wonder what
home demonstration work is
II is an adult education pro-
gram in better homemaking
Through its show how" and
tell how" methods. women
learn 10 apply the latest find
InsS developed by home &C.
onmlcs research. This program
IS planned by and for home
makers-and is conducted CO.
uperatlvely by the Extension
Servic. of the United State.
department of Agriculture, the
State land-grant colleges anc
county governments.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
SOiT OF TnE AIDS

To inform more people o,
the unique contribution of Elk.
tension Service to economic
and social development in this
country.
To acquaint more homemade
ers and more of the general
public with home economies
research and extension educa-
tional programs.
To relate to more women re-
search findings related To the
home and family and knowing
how ~ contact the home DEM
onStration agent for extension
educational assistance.
TO alert state and county
officials, and other civic and
community leaders TO adjust
mentS being made in the home
demonstration program.
To recognize volunteer home
demonstration leaders
HOW OBSERVED
Local plans will include spe-
cial events for reaching new
homemakerS with information
about practical help available
from the cut-of-School learn
ing activities afforded by the
Extension Service.
Poster and exhibits illus,rat-
ing typical and outstanding ac-
Movements will be prepared
md displayed in store windows
in Whiteville, Chadbourn, Ia
bor City and other prominent
places.
A tour of several historical
places in Wilmington has been
arranged for the club women
IN this county for May 3.
Also a countrywide hat work.
shop will be held in the audit
orium Of the Agricultural
Building on May 4.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Lor..s Boy On Scene
Of Shepard Recovery

hLoriS boy, Doul-IS Miller.
will luuF remember Alan She }.
ards nrst flight as az aS,u-
ssLi.
L.Illgr. son Of Mr.. and Ms.
Cary Miller, OF TT. |. Box 10.
Lo..-. pIIti lpatcd IN recovery
u.y,. tluuS of the Navy Com
r...u e.. lie Is serving aboard
d., >.lvLgc ship USS Recov-
cry. one "t the surface units
u,pl ycd down the flight path
ga. Cape CIuavcral.
Nr'"'l recovery was maGc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

he dedicated At 2::2o pm. on
May 81 Postmaster l. w. Boyd
announced today.
The new facility. located at
Main & Market Streets. is part
of the Post Office Department.
unique commercial leasing plan
the local postmaster explained.
Under this program. invest
ment financing is used to OBJ
tain needed facilities which
remain under private owner
ship. pay local taxes to this
community, and are leased IL
the Federal Government.
AT the same time. the need
for large OUTLAWS of money from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

this high-octane ingredient for
Shell aviation fuel.
Alkylate which took the
dream of l00-octane gasoline
out of the lab and put i, into the
skies is now in Super Shell. 1t
controls knocking in hot engines
at high speeds far better than
anything else yet available.
NOTE: Speaking of controlling
knocks at high speeds, rcmcm.
Der that car engines frequently
turn eren faster than the engines
Of a DC-7. Think of this next
time you pass another car.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
E. E. Prince Elected
Higher Education
Commission Head

+. F.. Prince, of Loris. was
elected chairman of the Horny
County Commissioner on High
er Education at its May meet
ing Monday night in Conway.
{. A. Spivay. of Conway. was
elected vice chairman and
Thurman Anderson. of Conway,
was elected secretary.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

The new chairman called =
special meeting for 1890 pm.
next Tuesday at Bob's Place
m Conway to make decisions
on details of financial cam
paign to be conducted over the
county next Fall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

Of a Marine hciicopt2r which
lil,ed Cdr. Shepard ,ut of the
water IN less than five min
uteS and transported him to
me deck of the aircraf, car
rier USS Lake Champlain.
flagship of the down range re-
covcry force.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
#3 is "cat-cracked" gasoline
for power with a pun
NJ is TCP for power,
mileage and longer plug-life

This is petroleum that has actu-
ally cracked under 9OO-degree
heat and catalytic action. Its
heavier molecules have been
shattered into lighter ones.
The result is a supcr-octane
ingredient that makes your en-
CINE purr with power the mo-
ment you put your foot down.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

All women are mothers Of
great mcn-it isn't their fault
of life diSappoin,s them later.
A mother is the strongest
educator, either for or against
crime.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

MI. and Mrs. Burke are both
natives of Bucksport. She is
the former Miss Dora Graham.
Robert is u son OF Mrs. Frank
Moore, ST.. and the late Mr..
Robert Burke.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

Jobs done by the 9 ingredients
in Super Shell to give your car
top performance. You owe it to
your car to learn what each of
the Others can do for you, too.
NJ is TCP for power,
mileage and longer plug-life
Today's Super Shell now con.
tains an even better version of
this famous additive. lis name is
Observation-Disclosures.
TCPt @dditipe can give yom
car up to IS per cent more pow-
or; up to II extra miles per tank
fnl; and can make spark plugs
last up to twice as long.
New TCP does this by neu-
tralizing certain effects of com
bustion deposits. 1t is scicntih.
cally formulated TO keep them
from glowing when hot-a major
Cause of power loss. Also from
diverting your spark "A major
cause OF missing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

Think what this extra volatility
means in cold weather.
Your engine fires in seconds.
here is less strain on your bat
terry. And none on your patience.
No1E: Super Shell isprimcdwit
Butanc all year. In winter. Shell
scientists Just increase the dose.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
WE'D. MAY 10. 1861 THE TABOR CITY tribune Page ,

Look for demonstration spot
I'm windows down-town) For
u heap q information on this
weeks National Subject, What
is Home Demonstration"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
NJ is Pcntane mix for fast
warm-upS on cold days

Pcntanes arc made by tearing
gasoline apart, much as YOU split
kindling to start a log fire.
III this case, the "logs" are pc
trolcrm's heGricr hydrocarbons.
AspcciaI process transforms their
molecules from slow-buuing
logs into the quicker firing
"kindlug."
NET RESULT: Fast warm-up and
top performance in a hurry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. AnSel Martin
and family, of Georgetown, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Goodwin Martin Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

IMAGINE an ingredient so cHcc-
i tive that only one tIronsapIdtII
Of an ounce is enough 10 treat Il
gallon of gasoline.
This tiny drop is all today's
Super Shell needs to stavc off
gum troubles that can hamper
your cars performance.
Gum forms when even the
PureSt gasolincs are held in stor-
age. Unstable elements in the
fuel combine chemically with
oxygen and with each other. The
latter is what scientists call poly
mcri-Gtion Ga good thing if YOU
want to make Plastics, but not if
YOU want top performance from
your gasolinc).
Shell tackles the situation with
a special inhibitor that is designed
to keep gum from forming.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Chemical policeman" in todays Super Shell
guards against gum-fouled carburetors
Ito give your car top performance

One special ingredient among the nine
in today's Super Shell gasoline is gum
preventive.
Like policeman dealing with a mob,
it works to keep unstable elements from
CLOTHING together. Hence no gum prob
lem. Result: top performance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
rs is anti-knOck mix for
extra resistance to knocks

You might think that two high
octanc ingredients arc enough
for knock-tree performance. But
Shells scientists have ears like
musicians.
They Insist OF adding a spc.
cml duti-knock mix. A mix, so
effective. one teaspoon per gal.
lon can boost anti-kuock rating
by five points.
This mix has the tricky Job of
regulating combustion so that
Super Shell gives each piston a
firm, even push 80 rather than a
sharp blow which would cause
a knock.
Nc is Butane for quick starts
on cold mornings
Butane is so eager to get going
that Shell keeps it under pres
sure 400 feet below ground to
stop it from vaporizing by itself.
sTrad.ma,l IN, ah.,,.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Where the trouble strikes

Gum usually ends up on scnsi-
tive carburctor parts, where it
can foul the automatic choke and
raise hob with cars air-fuel
mixture.
Too rich a mixture can waste
gallons of gasoline. Too weak
mixture can burn valves. Either
way, gum troubles cost money.
In extreme cases, gum can
even stick your intake valves.
This means rough and noisy
engine-lost power-and perhaps
an expensive repair job.
To say th1t Super Shells
chemical policeman protects
your pocketbook is an under
statement.
How the policeman" works
Shells special anti-gum ingrcdi-
ent is an oxidation inhibitor. Ii
helps keep unstable elements in
the gasoline from sticking to-
gethcr-j just the way a skilled
policeman prevents trouble by
keeping a crowd from forming.
As a result your engine is
cleaner - for maximum power.
maximum mileage. All of which
adds up to top performance.
This is just one OF the special
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
~ is an "anti-icer" TO checl
cOld-wcather staIlinp

Super Shells formula is adjusted
up to eight times a year to beat
the weather. For example, when,
ever the temperature is likely to
be less than forty five degrees, a
carburetor anti-icer is added.
Why add anti.iccr at forty FIVE
dcgrces2 Because. even then.
frost can form in your carburctor
just as it does in your rcfriger-
ator. 1t can stall your engine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10

worth of platinum catalyst for
Shell toProduce Platformatc. But
fortunately this precious stuff
can be used over and over again.
The platinum reforming
process. which gives Platformate
its odd name. converts petroleum
into SuPer-energy comPonentS -
such as benzene, xylene and
tolucne.
These three alone release II
per cent more energy per gallon
than lOO-OCtaue ariatiOn gaso-
line. This is energy that shows
mp as extra mileage.
Test Super Shell for yourself
Try Super Shell next time YOU
fill up. You'll soon feel and hear
a difference in the way your en-
CINE runs. That difference is top
performance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-05-10
Dedication Set
For New Post
Office May 9Th
LOriS' new posi- office u,i

L0riS new post office will
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REAL ESTATE
RESEARCHER

In map compila ton,
checking and research. Geography
degree preferred. Age to 35. In
teryiews, o ami pm.
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
ll46 18th St. NV.
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RELP MEN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen (3)
part time. Downtown office. Flooi
time Leads furnished. Make SIS
Call Mr.. Seymour. ST. 3-SS10.
Seymour Realty, ST. 3-881C
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WINE statesmen
XMAS is COMING

Need q Job with opportunity fer
high earnings7 ~
ELECTROLUX needs men who need
500 or more each week, If rin@
terested write or come in for in
terview. Car helpful. 80
1907 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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Permanent Position

Our srowing AAA-1 organization
needs an aggressive man age 80
46 to take over WASHINGTON. D. c.
and Northern Virginia territory.
Man selected should have Sales
experience and knowledge Of the
Petroleum Industry, heavy equip
ment or farm machinery. He
should be capable Of establishing
new accounts and servicing old
ones.
Unusual future growth including
many company benefits such as
disqualification. free life insurance.
retirement and liberal bonus in
centives. We furnish all supplies
and samples. Complete training
program.
For interview, please write q con-
fidential letter about yourself to
G. c. Carroll, Vice President,
TEXAS REFINERY CORP, 20.
Box Ill, Fort Worth. Texas.
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: PAYROLL AUDITOR

Position open for auditor with large
insurance company for the Wash
ington area. Accounting education
or experience required. Call Mr.
KENNEDY, n. 7-6s1S for ap-
pointment.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
exper. salesperson DESTROYS Of Ice,
yantases Of accelerated contract,
and high degree Of co-eperative
diyidual success. Address CON
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REAL ESTATE statesmen or sales
women, license and exper. needed.
Call CREST REALTY, XII. 9-4222.
REAL ESTATE = Statesmen car
make $4,000 or more yearly. Ex-
cellent bonus plan. II not expert.
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fled. Full time only. BROWN &
BROWN REALTY. JE. 4-004l.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, familiar
with Silver Spring, Wheaton area
full time, must have car, excel
commission arrangements. Only
workers need to apply. Call Mr.
Stoehr, FRANK L. HEWITT CO.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
Relief men with Maryland licens,
for active subdivision in Mont.
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work. Opportunity for splendid
earnings for Just several days worl
per week. Call Mr.. Piver on Mon.
day, TU. 2-740O.
T. N. LERNER
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HELP MEN
PART TIME MEN

2I-4O years Of age, Guaranteed
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especially will be interested. See
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Motel In Silver Spring, IL an,
2 pm. OF pm. Monday only,
No phone calls.
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RESIDENT ENGINEER

Large luxury apt. house in nearby
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family status, education, age, ex-
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-
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REASONABLE MAN needed to play
santa Claus at leading area shop
ping center. Equip. and training
Turn. No exper. needed. Size Is
not 9 factor In applying. days
yyk;' II e 9 pm, GOOD pay Cal
Mr.. BuNYAN at UN. 4-3161 be-
tween o and Q Pm. for further
Evening star., 1961-08-25

me? Those were exciting
days, daring days, full of a
sense of youthful courage and
adventure that would never
come again.
THE Garrick Gaieties." as
the review was called, had no
stars, but a lot of them later
became stars and in other
ways left their mark on the
theater: Sterling Holloway,
Libby Holman. Lee Strasberg,
Philip Loeb, Herbert Fields,
Harold Clurman.
1t was supposed to run for
two performances, an evening
and a matinee, at the Garrick
Theater. Critics like Robert
Benchley and Alexander
Woollcott were so enthusiast
tic. the Guild arranged for
four more charity perform
anceS and then decided to
give it a regular Broadway
run. 1t ran for 25 weeks and,
in the process, launched the
team of Rodgers and Hart.
Years later, Larry and I
visited the Guild Theater.
Dick" he said, pointing
to the tapestries in the lobby,
I'VE are responsible for
them"
NO" I replied. they are
responsible for US"
Like a captain with his
first command or a ballplay-
Evening star., 1961-08-25

Kaye, a lawyer friend and
theater buff who had been
meeting with a group of
youngsters who hung around
the Theater Guild and played
bit parts in its production.
1t seems Kaye and the kids
had decided to stage a small,
sophisticated review to pay
the costs of two tapestries
for the new theater the Guild
was putting up on Fifty-sec-
ond street. The show would
be a benefit, staged, acted
and written by newcomers,
all dying for a chance to per-
form before a live, critical
audience. Kaye suggested
me. and 1, in turn, suggested
Larry as the lyricist.
In two weeks of feverish
concentration, we completed
half a dozen songs. 1 can
still remember how my heart
beat when we played and
sang them for Lawrence
LANCER and Theresa Helburn,
the directors of the Guild. I
can still remember how it
beat even harder and faster
when I reluctantly told the
underwear man to look about
for another salesman.
Had I chosen the right fork
in the road? Was I doing the
right thing for myself and
my father and his faith in