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White Foot Joe Choice
In Rosecroft Feature

Rounding out the field will
be Robert Sidley's wildwood,
K. D. Owens McColby, Lou
Herrin's Herman Song, Harold
Glidden's Tonia Hanover, Her
man Browns Herman's Horse
and Carolus Wade'S Scamp
Victor.
Going into tonight's program,
the next to last night of racing
at Rosecroft, Dana Irving has
the highest average of the
drivers on the grounds with a
percentage of 1892. Tick Will
cults is second with .370 and
"Tug" Boyd third with .346.
Frank Stafford still leads in
winning dries with nine for
the meeSlng. but his recent sus-
pension stalled his attempt 20.
run away with the driving
laurels at the Oxon Hill track,
However, Safford's stable won
two more races last night when
his Negro assistant trainer,
John Fox, scored with Shore
line, $3.50, and Bill Fleming.
clicked with Frisco Dream,
$12.60.
Warren Holst's Sea Buoy,
driven by Phil MCGEE, won the
final of the $4,000 District of
Columbia Pace in a driving
finish over seven other quail
fiers. j. M. Davis Mamie Tar
finished second and Mr.. JOHNNY
butch third. Sea Buoy paced
in 2:05A. Overlooked by the
crowd of 5.955, largest ladies'
night gathering of the meeting, /,
the winner paid $3.50, SO and
$3.50.
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Fund is used for worthy golf
projects and charities. In the
last nine years 1901, SAT has
been distributed.
Palmer brought wild applause
from a gallery of about 1000
yesterday when he holed out a
55-yard wedge shot for an eagle
3 on the first hole. 1t set him
off for a 3-stroke lead over
Hebert on the first nine.
Hebert Cuts Lead
Hebert cut it two strokes on
the 18th when Palmer had to
play safe from the trees and
took a bogey 5. But the lead
ing money winner gained it
back by reaching the 545-yard
18th in two shots and an easy
birdie 4.
Hebert never did get any
closer, and Palmer crowned his
efforts on the last nine with a
43-foot birdie putt on No. IS.
The victory was worth $1,000
to Palmer. Hebert pocketed
$500.
Hebert, who won the PGA
title at Akron, Ohio. last year
with a one-over-par 281, pre-
dicted that a straight par total
of 280 at Olympia Fields would
win next month. Palmer fore
cast a figure from 277 TO $50.
Both we're to leave in
Palmer's plane for Detroit to-
day to practice at Oakland
Hills, where Palmer will start
defense of his National Open
championship June IA.
The cards:
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Printers Advance
In SundIot Loop

volkswagon plays Federal
Bureau of Investigation at
$50 pm. today on the West
Ellipse in an Industrial League
game postponed from last
month.
The Union Printers moved
into second place with a 5-4
victory yesterday over league
leading Silver Hill, previously
unbeaten in four games. The
Printers now are 3-2.
A three-run rally in the ninth
inning, with Pinchhitter Jim
Pratt's single driving in the
tie-breaking run, was tn e
clincher for the Printers.
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Yunks Ontion Gonder

NEW YORK, June 7 (AP) .
The New York Yankees yes
terday sent Catcher Jesse Con-
der to Richmond of the Inter
national League on a 24-hour
recall option to make room
for Relief Pitcher Hal Reniff,
brought up from Richmond.
Evening star., 1961-06-07
PALMER SHOOTS 50
2-Under-Por Round
orqet in Golf Week

CHICAGO, June Z (AP) If
you competed in National Golf
Week and netted a 2-under-par
18-hole score or better, you can
say you beat Arnold Palmer.
The week was climaxed yes
terday when the National Open
champion, Palmer, defeated
PGA Titlist Jay Hebert, SO to
73, over the Olympia Fields
north course, scene of the Ma
tional PGA tournament July
27-30.
In the round of champions,
Palmer was 34-35 against par
1885 for the 6,722-yard course.
Hebert had 37-36.
Receive PGA Medal
Players throughout the coun-
try who contributed 81 to the
National Golf Fund have the
one-under-par SO as their tar
get. On the basis of handicaps,
they can get a PGA medal if
their score, on the course of
their choosing is two or more
strokes under par.
The scores are certified To-
cally and forwarded to Golf,
ILL.,, home of the Western Golf
Association, for processing.
Tom Crane, PGA executive
director, said $500 medals are
ready for winners and the PGA
! is prepared to 60 to $4,000 Oh
more.
Last year, when the COM
petition was on a National Coli
Day basis, instead of National
Golf Week, we gave out 4,0OC
to 5000 medals" he said. 1T
looks as if we may give out q
ton of them this time"
Money ip the National Coll
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Belmont

1st-S4 900: mdns.: 3-yr: 8 fur.
Morgan lie Few (S'nO) 23.4O $50 $40
q Nassurina (YeaZa) 800 2.10
Blindfold Test (D'kis) 1900
Dinnacare, b Turtle Dove, Recon-
noitre, Bulina, Royal Message, b Fern
ley. Shippers Sister. Latamaha. Fox
britches. Hasty Flirt, Flor De Te.
Time, 1:143s.
Asbury- -Rockburn rm-Brententry
b Hanes-Olin entry.
Evening star., 1961-06-07
Michigan Gets Meet

The 1862 Big Ten indoor
track championships will be
held at Michigan State in East
Lansing next March 2-3.
Evening star., 1961-06-07
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Louise. Red Mission, The
Interloper.
2-savilla Song, o. E. Scott, Billy
Comet
Joe. Flash Dolmont, Alton
Lee
Dee, Jarrettown Scott,
Ernie Pepper
Captain, viii March. Early
Harvest.
FOOT JOE, wildwood,
Corsage Hanover.
Up, Royal HI lie, June Elk
inPton.
Jester, Petra Hanover,
Majors Brownie.
9--Presiding Judge. Lady Solicitor,
Little Wonder
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aMrs. J. P. Jones-J. F. Lewis jr., entry.
ZETA finished second at Aaueduet recently for
$4,000 and gets the vote here. ROYAL VALE turned in
fair effort In his bow when running $500 and
e due TO improve. MISS BARWOOD, a daughter of
barbEo has been training satisfactorily for trainer
Evening star., 1961-06-07
RACING
RESULT IS
Delaware

1st-S3, 500; cling: 8 g. Ayr; ! IL mi.
Church Spire (Corle 1880 $40 4.20
Forty Grand (CarstenS) $50 800
Hsrwood (Batchellert $50
Squelch, Polyhedron, Nirlen. Nile
Breeze. Bill of Rights, Star Print, Jo-
Bet, Shanty Kid. Time, 1:4S4s.
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year-0lds; 1 mile, "'S,'' =

TOT o. RUM has late foot and should catch the
speed runners here MISS OTIS last In Aaueduct was
hne' SMILE PLEASE rates an excellent chance.
xApplentce allowance claimed.
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BEST BET-UNDULATION
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming (S6,5OO Ia
$6'OOO)i 4-year-Olds and upi lie miles

aP. M Locke-Newland Stable entry.
EAST RIVER Is dropping considerably here and
should rally to win. EAGER BEAVER his last in
Maryland for $6.OOO NATAGAR Is better than his
last and runs well on the Delaware track.
Evening star., 1961-06-07
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming (ss,OOO);
year-olds and I'M, 6 furonEs

E. Tipton-F. K butcher. jr., entry.
SO BIG was outrun for $1,000 but before that
won for S3,OOO MOMUS has been freshened and is
due for top effort against this weak field. CLEAR
THE LINE is better than his last race.
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THIRD RACE-PurSe, S3,7OOj claiming CS3OOO); 4
year-od and 1IS miles,

, aMrs. D. Foote-Mrs. v. A. Arthur entry.
BLOW GUN Is suited to the distance and might sur
prise here at sIable odds. ALBA
ond fer $1,000. HEADWIND narrowly beaten in his
old fiUIes.~6 furlOnKS - e~ 'S~'
Evening star., 1961-06-07

-, GET MORE breaks fast and should hold ON against
nis iteid MARIAGAN Is improving and due for
siSLl SCORCHED EARTH finished third in her debut
Evening star., 1961-06-07
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT DELAWARE PARK
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 2 PM.

year-Olds;- 5 fuFlongs.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000, claiming (S1OOOO 20
$4,000; 3-year-Oldsi 1 mile.

u. W. Kane-Mary Lou stable
Brancywine Stable entry.
-. NICHE LEA turned In effort in winning on
ne grass and looks like repeater. THE DRAKER is
iue TO ra top KOWTOW UPSET in q sprint in
his last. - '"' an
Evening star., 1961-06-07
FIFTH RACE-Purse, SO, 900, allowances; 4-year-olds
and mp; fiiies and maresj furlOngs
a christiana Stables entry.

nIdUIeS
49,, UNDULATIoN turned in eredtable effort when
sh N her bow and meets siEhty lesser here MISS
stakes winner here last and rates excellent
Evening star., 1961-06-07

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; cond
trot q; c. No, 81: mile.
! White Foot Joe tParksl 81
4 Corsage Hanover CArthur) 5-2
wildwood (Richardson) A7-2
Evening star., 1961-06-07

FIFTH RACE-Purse. S1.1n0; A.
yesr-olds and up; claiming. ga fur
longs.
IL Impavito MILLER 1T FL
z Brighton Dam (no boy) ia 3-1
Way Lowe (no boy) 1l7 7-2
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Africa AT A Glance
NEW RFI.E FOR ARAEY


Kuaia Malaga tAHP)The Government of the Fedora
adopted the slfOadng Te2 cabre
standard for its Federaons armed forces First shipments
Of the guns expected shortly from Australia
"UHURU" IN FILM
New York CAP)-An anegrO production has been started on
idea
freedom Suite" written and recorded by jazz
singer producers Ruby
Dee husband actor oe Davis opportunity blend
visual musical collaboration American jazz idiOn and
African folk music Another Negro actor Sidney Potter directing
the film production ..-.-.
AG SCHOOL EXTENSION
Nairob Renya ANP)-A Agricultural
college Central Ny is expected to be completed at the end Of Ap
laboratory dining quarters
accommodations for the faculty Also completion
$4,000 college assembly ha Paul TiOngO Me Kuyu from
Kiambu heads the faculty Of agriculture -r
FRANCE-ENTENTE PACT
Nancy Niger CAP-The negotiations cooperation agree
approaching the final
problems meeting opened Nancy
ADDITIONAL CONFAB SPEAKERS
New CANP)-TWO leaders been added to the
speakers appear Resources
Pinto Ambassador to the U.s. from Dahomy and Jaja wachu
chairman of the Ngean delegation to the UN and head the U
Special Commission the Congo
LIBRARY CLOSED
cOnaly (ANP)-The Embassy canalry the
library cultural comply governments
ban distribution Of propaganda by foreign governmental missions
wbe Petty American Negro headed the center cultural
fairs officer.
SENEGAL EMBASSIES
(ANP)-The Senegalese
numbers s These include embassies Paris Washington and United
Nations Brussels Cairo COnary
Belgrade
created in Geneva, Lebanan, Bathurst Bssau.
BORDER WATCH
Bangm (NP)The government African Republic
decided establish control the the Republic
and the Congo police brigade win zemo the
patrol the border of Oriental
PAINTINGS OF HAITI
CANP)-An exhibition paintings Magic
Of Haiti" display Galee ntenaonale Is
Composed paintings
by professor
at Howard University Washington
exhibition sponsored Haitian Ambassador Ernest
Bonhomme.
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SU M MONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
o,., DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Lydia M. Peterson,
Plaintiff.
Robert Raymond Peterson.
THE STATE OF MIN NEsoTG To
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ANT.
1ou, the above named defendant,
are hereby summoned and required
20 answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled ac-
tlon, which complaint has been filed
IN the office of the Clerk of said
District Court, at the City Of MINI
neapolts, County of Hennepin, State
OF Minnesota, and to serve a COPY
OF your answer to the said COM
PLANT on the subscribers at their
OFFICES, 705 Northwestern Federal
Building. Minneapolis, Minnesota, In
the said County of Hennepin, within
thirty (S0) days after service OF
TINS summons upon you, exclusive
or the day OF such service; and II
you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid.
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint,
Dated: March eth, 1851
Ls/ Norman Perl for
NEMEROV & PERL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
705 Northwestern Federal Building
Minneapolis 3, Minnesota
spokesman, March II. ~ & 81, 1850
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turtles ago.
There Remain only eight detatn-
ees and 90 restrictees - In Kenya
as contrasted to August, 1859,
when q total Of 1916 Distances
and restrictees were held in vari-
Gus parts Of Kenya. It IL expected
that during the next two or three
months all the detainees win have
been released and less than 80 re-
strictees win remain.
A First For TOure - President
Sekou Toure Of Guinea, 81, be-
came a father for the first time.
A report from ConalIry said his
wife, Andre Toure, and their son
are doing well.
With Guinea already buying cos
metics from an American Negro
firm, Liberia Is readying its own
cosmetics operation with help
AAOAA Gil G1hCEACdn CAACAA1C<A anu
industrial engineering firm, Wal
lace Brothers. Guinea, bought $45,-
900 worth Of cosmetics from Ne
gro businesswoman Rose Morgan.
Brothers Made in Liberia" pro-
ducts will flow from a quarter mil
Hon-dollar factory on Bushrod Is
land as soon as equipment u in
stalled.
Final OIEay Of a branch of the
National Bank Of Lebanon win
mark the establishment Of the
sixth banking operation in Liberia.
The new bank was expected to
come into operation al soon as de-
tails are worked out by the home
management In Lebanon. The fifth
banking institution began opera
ton In Liberia this month Called
Commercial Bank Of Liberia Il
has an initial capital Of 81 million
and was organized by the Intra-
Bank and LbreSco, banks Geneva.
Orders had been issued by the
South African government that no
one other than white persons be
allowed to raise or lower the
South African flag on public
buildings
white Voters Of Southwest AZ
RIGA put the National party back
In charge Of local affairs In its
recent election. The winning party,
which Is allied to the governing
party In the Union Of South AZ
r1ca, retained 16 Of the IS seats In
the Legislative Assembly of the
territory, which is administered by
the Union Of South Africa.
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each minute. They wanted Us to
hear!
One Of them dropped a bottle,
and Of course you can imagine
what ne had TO say about t. AS he
looked down over the bannister we
also looked down and right IN the
front yard which was a sight that
made you sorry you had looked.
The grass needed cutting. there
were remnants Of papers and cans
strewn around and the walks
hadn't been swept for a long time.
Looking farther down the street
you noticed no other place on the
block looked like this one did. Nv
eryone's yard was wen kept their
homes In repair and there was
every sign Of a wen kept neighbOr-
hood.
You decided right then to see
II you couldn't do something about
this situation. When you reached
home you called your block clean
up chairman and told him what
you had seen He promised to get
In touch with the families in the
block and see what could be done
to beautify the yards, etc.
Within q few months had you
gene down that block you would
not have recognized the apart
ment building. The neighborhood
block chairman had had several
meetings with the men in this par
ticular block. They had chosen
their captain, he had chosen his
men who were to call on every
family in the block and ask them
to cooperate in q general "clean
up-paint up week" until every
house and yard, front and back
was ready for the monthly inspec-
ton. Each man Of the house was
asked to be responsible for beauti-
flying his yard and house, inside
and out The women helped too
and all of the families co-operated
except one. They decided to move
out rather than do a little work
that would improve their living
conditions.
The city chairman Of the neigh
borhood Improvement program
went to inspect the block and the
block chairman received a plaque
to give to the man in the block
who encouraged the other property
owners to paint up and clean up"
their property.
Another day while cruising
around looking to see people we
can get along without" you saw
a woman sitting on the front porch
combing a child's hair. On the
corner there was a group Of boys
and girls who tried to see which
one could talk the loudest, or 20
it seemed to be that way.
Style is one thing II the style
Is becoming to you! Next you saw
several women who had on knee
length dresses. The first one look
ed nice. One OF her friends was
very short, very fat and had on a
very short dress. On her left was
a very thin woman with long thin
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Don't worry about what others
think. Have confidence in your
own judgement.-Anon.
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One afternoon while going down
a street we noticed three men
sitting ON the porch upstairs where
several apartments had been
created" to make room for more
families. They sat with their feet
hanging over the rails Of the porch
and we noticed they were sitting
there barefoot! Not only were they
barefoot but several of them were
talking 50 loud we heard every
word they said
So did every busload Of pas
sengers, each car filled with people
going down the street, as did all
Of the school children who were on
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During the discussion, Verwoerd
spoke for an hour before the as
sembled leaders and neither yield
ed nor apologi1ed for the apar-
theid policies which he has instit-
uted in South Africa
A resolution II ready that would
have the United Nations Security
Council send q commission to An
COLA to investigate recent killings
there and seek means to prevent
their recurrence. UN sources said
Ceylon, Liberia and the United
Arab Republic prepared the resell
ution in connection with Liberals
request that the 11-nation council
debate the situation In Angola and
act to stop abuse Of human
rights" in that Portuguese West
African territory.
From One Hot Spot To Another
Reports reaching Lisban said 900
Congo refugees fed into Portu-
guese Angola from Congolese-U N
battles in the Congo port town of
Matidi.
While Africans outnumber Eu-
ropeans and Asians better than
120 to 1 in Tanganyika they find
themselves on the short end Of the
country's economic scale. Europ-
cans and Asians control much Of
the business and banking.
Spain has decided to create
Spanish embassies at Dal1ar, Va
ounde and Lagos. The Cerebro.
Spinal Meningitis epidemic which
broke out In Niger toward the end
Of January has caused nearly 40C
deaths to date. The outbreak began
at Niagara, In the southeast, and
spread to Goure Finder, Tassacua
MAradi and Madaoua, near the Nj.
gerian frontier; and at Terra, in thu
western region, about 200 lilomet.
res from Nancy.
II Seems Apparent that leader
on both sides Of the recent pIebis.
cite, involving the Northern and
Southern Cameroons-NIgeria ant
the Cameroun Republican, dis
Satisfied with the reSultA TIT
Cameroun Republic has charget
that certain Irregularities tool
place in the plebiscita On thu
other hand Northern Nigeria say,
! 1t wants to regain portions Of thu
Cameroun Republic which wert
formerly under the control Of thu
Fulanis, rulers who invaded and
! conquered Northern Nigeria cen
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their way home from school. Sit
ting there barefoot was nothing
compared to seeing them Drinking
out Of bottles that looked anything
but like soft drink bottles Even
tho they might have looked like
soft drink bottles their converse
ton told you they were talking
about how much they could drink
without IL showing. They didn't
seem to know IL but the effects
had been showing" for some
time. All Of us who stood ON the
opposite corner waiting for q bus
had to listen to their loud remarks
and they seemed to talk louder
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THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood
IENTEN THOUGHTS

Late VagFant
Oh, Lord, you were 50 tangible today.
felt the healing impress Of your hands,
Your sandled footsteps were not years away
But here beside me pacing the sands
Tomorrow, Peter-lile may forget
These moments Of your comradeship and grace,
And. In my urgent waywardness. might let
Some dark and impious escort take your place
Yet always III remember that you keep
Your door Of understanding long sjar,
while all your soul-safe household lies asleep),
For one late Vagrant cropping for a star
Mary McKenna
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Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

Prime Minister Hendrck F. Verwoerd confronted with
determined opposition by majority of the leaders of member
nations in the British Commonwealth of Nations has angrly
declared that Republic Day. May 81 the Union
South Africa will leave the Commonwealth Verwoerds decision
after the Conference had put off for days decision
whether Africa union
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Data IN Chatter
BY DARCY DEAEuE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM . Mister Crlespe knows
real talent when he During Department
birth schfrins sspana Suite" recOrdng) great
that MGM little time wrapping great
gle Hall During the Dizzy
introduced African Suite"
accept part Tanbourines
To Glory Hughes play you
toast Of Paris dancer Sherry daughter
preacher Speaking
chaIed first in his life the American chOreogapher
and producer hired by the Soho nightspot -
So they linking Chubby Checker Davis
. singer =.
circles Dick Gregory Lad
who receiving fabulous opening
at Chagos famed Payboy guess Gregory
that
started the will spoil Dick Gregoy-routine
Incidentally Gregory recently his
ing down fantastic fees from get
audiences yeti He win many
label (which being formed with
Alex Dier).
Jaoquet now Interested I'm the TEACHING end Of
tho music business He win group open
school youngsters Of taz
Jackie Wilson decided bring charges against
who almost took his life The win be heard April 2sh
Archie Moore has discovered that he likes acting before
His next film (n he Way) a
Wallace BeerJace Cooper classic The Champ"
wants his cOar?? Little Eddie Hodges
Magazine! According
10 article
Igtn usually mdecent!F
hope Gillespie SIS paintings from
h Long Island home She had just completed them for cen
a great pity that force of gravity II takes
more energy to close the mouth than to open It
bluff"
Science has provided many
hard to remember what is needed the first place
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
GROVE, INC.

GROVE. INC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
Grove. Inc. was duly organised as
corporation under the Laws Of
the state OF Minnesota on March z,
1851. The general nature Of its bus
lness - to conduct the business OF
general dry goods and clothing.
The location and post office
address OF Its registered office In
this state IL i20 First Avenue North,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The names and addresses OF the
lucorporators are:
Sol DudoVitE. 420 First Avenue
North, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sheldon J. Gensler. sss Northwestern
Bank Building, Minneapolis,
Minnesota
Agnes EiIefson, sss Northwestern
Bank Building, Minneapolis,
Minnesota
The names and addresses OF the
first board OF directors are:
Sol Dudovltz. 40 First Avenue
North, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Eleanore q. DudovitK, 420 First Az
enue North, Minneapolis, Min
Howard Kohn, 18th Floor. East
Ohio Building, Cleveland IA,
GROVE. INC.
scHERAEER AND GENSLER
Attorneys at Law
cas- Northwestern Bank Building
Minneapolis 2, Minnesota
spokesman, March ~. 1s6D
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SIZING IS CONnNG

Spring Is almost here and beginning think
long days that ahead Thinking along
spring days and nights reminded people along