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Arizona sun., 1962-04-05
WhQt a Beautiful
Cotillion It Wus!

/ Miss Joyce Marie Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Essex Jones, Mesa. Ari
zona. Burke Whitfield.
INSERT:
Featured on the program fol
entertainment were Misses Flavie
Rose Bateau of Tucson, Arizona
Linda Bennett and Brenda High
tower.
Proceeding the Cotillion, with
words of welcome and apprecia-
ton, the president. Mrs. John S.
Jones, presented the exquisitely
dressed Link members, and the
Choreographer, Mrs. Thelma Col
burn.
Proceeds from the Cotillion, as
in former years went for scholar
ships and numerous community
charities. Among the awards pre-
sented were four scholarships tC
the All-State High School Music
Camp at Arizona State University,
and a check to Careers for Youth.
to assist in their youth program.
Talented recipients of Camper
ships to the High School Music
Camp include: Miss Helen Ed
wards, Central High; Mr.. Eugene
rigsby. Phoenix Union High; Miss
Earline Wilburn, South Mountain
High; and Miss Flavia Rose Bat
teau, Pueblo High, Tucson, Ari-
IONA.
Assuming responsibility for the
success of the beautifully planned
event, were the following Link
members who had worked I'M
ceasingly and diligently for sew
eral months: Mrs. John S. Jones,
Cotillion Chairman, and president;
Mrs. Clarence Jackson, Co-chair-
man; Mrs. McFraddie Martin,
Cotillionette; Mrs. Curtis Green
field, invitations; Mrs. Hazel Dan
ielS. awards; Mrs. Lowell Worm
ley, souvenir program; Mrs. Rob
ert Banks and Mrs. Geraldine Solo
mon, entertainment; Mrs. Free
line Hardy, gifts; Mrs. Aubrey
Aldridge. finance; Mrs. David
Wormley, hostess; Mrs. Charles
Dufne, decorations; and Mr. S.
Levoyd Morrehead, publicity.
Assisting on the various COM
mittees were: Mrs. Joseph Flip
per, Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mrs.
Fred Williams, Mrs. Joseph Is
land, Mrs. Charles Wheeler, and
Mrs. Wellington Swindall.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, the guest joined the deb
utantes and escorts in dancing to
the music of Pete Bugarin and
his orchestra.
Debutantes, parents and escorts
were as follows:
Miss Earline Wilburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Wilburn, Gomez
Browder, Tucson, Arizona.
Miss Alice Jean Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. John Washington, Tucson,
Arizona, Virgil Grant, Jr., Tue
son, Arizona.
Miss Yvonne Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Smith, John Wash
ington, Jr. Tucson, Arizona.
Miss Cheryl Weeden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Jones, James Jones.
Miss Linda Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bennett, Finis Har-
diman, III.
Miss Flavia Rose Batteau, Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Batteau, Tue
son, Arizona, Lewis C. Irving, Jr.,
Tucson. Arizona.
Miss Ernestine Whitfield. Mr..
and Mrs. George Whitfield, James
Hall.
Miss Nancy Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bell, Elroy Taylor.
Miss Gwendolynne Lois Laster,
Mrs. Mrs. Jewel Laster and Mr..
James Laster, Lawrence Calla-
han.
Miss Lola Faye Diggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Diggs, Donald Tar
kingtOn.
Miss Monica Carrier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Carrier, Tucson, Ari-
zona, David M. Solomon, III, Tue
son, Arizona.
Miss Gertie Oliver Harper, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Harper, Edward
Kuykendall, Jr.
Miss Anita Lipscombe, Mrs. Dai-
Arizona sun., 1962-04-05

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The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

On the program will be
Mrs. Edward J. KunZer, west
coast area director for Pho
neer Women. She will come
from Los Angeles to address
the anniversary party. Mrs.
Kunzer formerly was at
tached to the Consulate Gen
eral of Israel in New York.
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by the M trovit h
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
. .
MRS. MAC WALDMAN

MRS. MAC WALDMAN
has a lovely trophy on her
mantlepiece a f t e r winning
the Women's President Cup
at Ell Rio Country Club. i.
MRS. ROSE LEVINSON
reports that MAJOR AND
MRS. JOSEPH LEVINSON
of Fort Rucker, Ala, are
the parents of a son, BARRY
DREW, 6 lbs. 3 ozs., born on
Sept. "a.
MRS. LINDA GOLFER
wishes to thank her many
friends for their kind solici-
tude during her recent i'll
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

are chairmen for the affair.
Hannah Wilson, daughter
of actor MenaSha SKUNK,
will present a selection of
songs and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. A. Bernstein.
Reservations for the lunch
con may be made by calling
Mrs. RabinoWitZ or Mrs.
Weissberger.
HoSteSSeS an d honored
guests for the afternoon will
be: Mines. William Berlat,
Raymond Chaiten, Homer
Chernin, Sheldon Dreebin,
Byron Epstein, Herbert Fed
er, Leon Galperin, Herman
Gerber, Myron Ginsburg,
Spencer Giffords, H a r o ! d
Gordon, William Greenberg,
Albert Hurvitz, Marvin Hy-
man, Theodore Koff, Bern
ard Karr, Barney Norman,
Sol Kreisler, Leopold Lap
pitt, Archie Mendelsohn, Her
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Pioneer Women
Aid Neqev Plan

NEW YORK (JTA) -A A
$600,000 project for the rec
lamation of land in Israels
Negev was approved at the
opening session of the two
day New York meeting of
the larger national board of
Pioneer Women.
Mrs. Sidney Left, national
president of Pioneer Women,
said that the project, adopted
through the Jewish National
Fund, would include the
planting of "Shelter-beltS" of
afforestation and tree plant
ing on the road and the
settlements in the area
stretching from Dimona and
Kfar Yeruham to SIDE Boxer.
Bringing to a total of
100000, the amount trans
mitted by Pioneer Women
since July l for its work in
Israel, a special $4,000
check was presented to Mrs.
Lily Beyrack Cohen, director
of the department for Eng
disappearing countries in the
Ihud Olami (World Fedora
ton of Labor Zionists), at a
luncheon in her honor.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

One of our friends, noting
the multitude of cars parked
around the houses of Wor-
ship during the High Holi-
days, suggests that the next
time a synagogue is built
consideration be given to a
parking lot with parking
meters. This, he says, could
eliminate the appeals.
Attending the Council of
Jewish Federations and Wei
fare Funds convention open
ing Nov. Is in Philadelphia
will be WILLIAM GORDON,
DAVID KRAMER and BEN
JAMIN N. BROOK. -.
DAVID A. BLOOM, vice
president of DAVE BLOOM
& SONS mems clio t hi in G
store, attended the board of
directors fall meeting of the
National Assn. of Retail
Clothiers and Furnishers in
Dayton, Ohio. He was a par
ticipant in a seminar there.
. .
For the wine lover there's
news about Israeli produced
wines winning top prizes at
the third Budapest Interna-
tional Wine Competition.
Carmel Mizrahi won a gold
medal for it's muscatel, the
EliaZ company won gold
medals for its Caesarea and
Toda wines and Carmel Zion
took a total of five gold
medals.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Round The Town

HAROLD S. JACOBS at
tended the fall management
conference of Midland Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. in
st. Clair, Mich, last week.
o o
Here to attend the Bar
Mitzvah of HAROLD LEV
KOWITZ and Bas Mitzvah
of JAN LEVKOWITZ are
ESTHER (WENDELL) BA-
RASHICK of New york,
Harold's aunt; MIR. AND
MRS. BEN SLAVKIN of
Pittsburgh and DIR. AND
MRS. LEON BROWN of
Downey, Calf, aunts and
uncles of both youngsters
will also be here.
o o .
SID ROSEN won the sec
ond year competition in the
Phi Alpha Delta law frater-
nitys' annual speech contest
at the University of Arizona.
He is. the son of MIR. AND
MRS. FRED ROSEN.
Although he was i'll with
the flu, STEVEN JOSEPH,
son of MIR. AND MRS.
YALE JOSEPH, got up from
his sickbed and won the
ucson Symphony Assn.
teenage additions. Steven is
a pianist. JANICE GITECK,
pianist who is the daughter
of MIR. AND MRS. JACK
GITECK, was one of the
finaliStS.
o . .
MIR. AND MRS. SAM COR
DON have moved to San Ma
teo, Calf, where they are
now making their home. e.
o . .
MRS. NEINA KATZ, sec
retary of the Farband Labor
ZioniStS, has returned to
Tucson after a three-Week
trip to Chicago where she
visited with relatives and
friends.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

A middle-aged friend says
he can't understand the eX-
citement over the movie YER
sion of Lolita" II didn't
see anything in it that could
be considered SENSATIONAL
he said, land neither did my
12-Year-old wife"
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

bert Meshel, Edward Ores
man, Emil Rich, Seymour
Rosenbaum, Seymour Sing
er, Arthur Szerlip, Jerrold
Sorkin, Marvin Violin, Nor
man Zuckerman.
A baby sitter will be pro-
vided for the entire after
noon.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

Dance Company. The troupe
will present a ballet.
Mrs. Arthur Solomon is
general chairman of the af-
fair with Mrs. Byron Ep-
stein as co-chairman and
Mrs. Sidney Nevins serving
as program chairman.
The Hungarian Jew is h
community dates back to be-
fore the 18th century.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Young IsroeI
SIutes Class

Cong. Young Israel an
nounces that Mr.. Graubart
will teach a class in Gamor-
ah at 8:15 am. daily and on
Saturdays one and a half
hours before Mincha he will
hold a class in ChumaSh.
The Chumash will be trans
lated into English. Persons
interested in either class are
welcome.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Pioneer Women Hold
Anniversary Party

The first anniversary party of the Tucson Council of
Pioneer will be held Nov. 13 at at the Execu-
tive Inn.
wear ago the three clubs of Pioneer Women
Rishona Sheva and Aviv-fomed the Council
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Musical Program Set
For A. |. Luncheon

A musical program will highight the annual paldup
membership luncheon of the Ssterhood of Cong. Anshe
Nov 13 at 1890 pm. in the synagogue auditorium
All paidup members will be guests of the organiza-
ton Mines. Harold Rabinowitz and Sidney Weissberger
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02

Jewish community centers
in the US. employ 1,600 full
time professional staff mem
berS.
The Arizona post., 1962-11-02
Mrs. ID VID FRIED.

Mrs. IL "A HI hAED-
LAND is chairman of the
community service commit
tee of the Tucson Chapter of
Hadassah which has been
assisting the tuberculosis
Christmas Seal Drive. The
executive secretary of the
association, Elizabeth Beach,
reports that the HadaSSah
women "are a most efficient
group"
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
Standard Oil Official
Praises States Attitued

importance of good legislation,
noting that there is now an
oil and gas utilization bill be-
fore the Mississippi Legisla-
ture. Enactment of such a bill
will enhance the overall eco
nomy Of the state and attract
more exploration capital, he
said.
He pointed out the new
home-state job opportunities
for Mississippi college grad
yates, addressing his remarks
in particular to the engineer
ing students in his audience.
you are the ones who will
be building and operating
many of these new plants"
he said.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

practitioner who prescribed
such a drug; (e) name and
address of the patient, and if
such drug was prescribed for
an animal, a statement of the
species Of the animal; Cd dir
ectiOnS for the use of the
drug as contained in the pre-
scription.
GU The refilling of any
prescription for a Barbiturate
or Stimulant except as desig-
mated On the prescription, or
by consent of the practitioner.
90 The delivery of the Bar
biturate or Stimulant upon
prescription unless the phar-
maciSt who fills the prescrip-
ton files and retains it by
law;
(4) The possession of a Bar
biturate or Stimulant by any
person unless such person OBJ
tanned such drug on the pre-
scription Of a practitioner or
was delivered by a practitioner
under the provisions set forth.
Must Mark Copy
The legislation also points
out that if a Narcotic. Barbi-
turate, Stimulant, Legend or
caution drug is issued. the
copy must be marked across
the face of the copy" in
"RED INK" FOR INFORMAL
TON ONLY. On all legend
drugs refills are unlawful I'M
less authorized by a prescrib-
er and record of each refill
must be kept. Each pharma-
cist should use his profession
al judgment when dispensing
prescriptions on INDEFINITE
PRN instructions. Check with
prescriber periodically; re-
sponsibility for proper pre-
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
l@E@1g9

NOTICE TO
Sealed bids will be received
by the Board of Directors of
Beat Nc. 2 Hospital, Durant.
Mississippi until 700 P. M,
Monday, May 18th, 1862, and
thereafter opened for the con-
struction of Asphalt Paved
DriveWays and related Items
on Hospital Driveways as
shown by Plans on file at the
Hospital office and in the Of
flee of ]. c. Patton, Civil En-
gineer, Lexington, MISSISSIPPI
pi.
Principal items of work are
as follows:
l.. 500 So. Yds. Asphaltic
Binder Patching a" thickness)
2. 1920 Tons Asphaltic Sur.
face Course (neW pavement
IL thickness)
3. $50 Tons Asphaltic Sur
face Course (seal old pave
ment) II thickneSS)
4. 1900 Lin. Ft. Asphalt
Curb
Contract time Is Working
Days.
Basis of award: The award,
# made, will be made to the
lowest and or best bidder
on the basis Of the published
quantities.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

The man in charge of con-
struction of Standard Oil of
Kentucky's new SIPS million
refinery at Pascagoula told
Ole Miss engineering students
at Oxford recently of "the i'm
portance of being wanted"
One of the most decisive
factors in Standards decision
to locate in Mississippi was
the eagerness of the states
citizenry to have them as
neighbors. said L.. l.. Henning,
vice president for manufact-
uring.
He said a number of factors
went into the decision, includ-
ing studies of climate, trans
portation facilities. utility
rates and the tax structure.
He also stressed the importan-
ce of an ample fresh water
supply.
He encouraged MISSISSIPPI
plans to continue efforts to
attract new industry. noting
that his company's new re-
finery will open the door for
a vast new petrochemical in
dustry in the state.
Mr.. Henning stressed the
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
New State Law
Sets Regulation
On Drug Uses

Of significance and interest
to citizens in Holmes County
and throughout the entire
state are two bills recently
passed and enacted into law
by the Mississippi legislature
entitled 1.-THE Uniform Marco
tic Drug Act of 1862 and the
Barbiturate and Stimulant
Control Act of 1862"
Under provisions set forth
in the Barbituric Acid and
Stimulant Control Act Of 1862,
there are certain prohibited
acts that each pharmacist in
the state must comply with.
They include:
Section two (a) The delivery
OF any barblturate or Stimu-
liant is unlawful unless:
Need Prescription
ID Such barbiturate or Sti-
mulant is delivered by a
Pharmacist upon a prescrip-
ton, and there is affixed to
the immediate cOntainer in
which such drug is delivered
a label bearing: (a) name
and address Of the owner of
the establishment from which
such drug was delivered; CD
date On which the drug was
filled; (c) number of such
prescription is filed in the pre-
scription files of the PHAR-
MACIST who filled such pre-
scription; CD name of the
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
LEGAL NOTICE
A OF MISSISSIPPI,
HOLMES COUNTY

!, H. A. <IcMulen, Tax Collector of the City of Goodman,
Mississippi, will on Monday, the 7h day of May, 1862, within
legal hours of said day, at the Mayors office of the City of
Goodman, Holme County, Mississippi, offer for sale and will
sell to the highest bidder or bidders for cash, if any there be.
all of the following lands situated in the City of Goodman,
Holmes County, Mississippi, for Delinquent Municipal taxes
due thereon for the year 1861, remaining unpaid.
Branch, Eva Maxine PIT Lot 124, PIT Lot 123 w Hwy 81, PIT
Lot 1913 E Hwy 81, w PIT Lot 1853, PIT Lot 1913 w Hwy 81.
Lot 19, PIT Lot 1913 III. l. H.. 500. ~. ..6 475
Goodman Gin Co. Lot 1874, PIT Lot "a, PIT Lot SO, Lot 100 1928
Mayfield, Annie Mae - rs x Is Ft NE end Lots SO & 1853, 875
Witness my signature this the 4th day of April, 1862.
H. A. McMullen, Tax Collector, of the City of Goodman, Mis-
sissippi.
April II, 10, 26, May {.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

Plans and specifications are
on file in the office of the
z Hospital, Durant,
Mississippi and the office of
j. c. Patton, Civil Engineer.
Lexington, Mississippi.
Plans and Proposal may be
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

scribing and dispensing of
indications rests with the
practitioner who issues the
prescription; however, a cor
responding liability rests with
the pharmacist who dispenses
the prescription.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
GIRL SCOUT TROOP 81

Mrs. Barton taught us how
to file our nails and taught us
about our hair and how to
comb it. She talked about
how to clean your face.
Refreshments were sreved
by Patsy Grantham. Zebra
Brown and Sally Barrett
cleaned up.
Reporter, Kathy Rinicker
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19

secured from j. C. Patton,
Lexington, Mississippi.
Mrs. j. M. Howard, Pre-
sident
Board of Directors
Beat No. 2 Hospital
Durant, Mississippi
April 10, 26, May 3, 10.
Holmes County herald., 1962-04-19
FOR SALE!

lo4 Acres Of Good All Purpose Land. Running Water
Year Round. Good House, Barns, Implement Shed.
Priced At $500 Per Acre. Located 81 Miles No.
McAdams Geo. w. White, Rt. l, Sails
, 1962-07-03
GATEWAY TO A CONTINENT

Four mornings each week, Pan Am Jets continue
on to Spain, France and Italy. Passengers arriv-
ing in Lisbon on the weekend Clippero can con-
meet Immediately. Other Jets link Portugal with
all major countries Of Western Europe. But stay
awhile. You'll soon discover the rewards of the
Continents last undiscovered tourist attraction.
, 1962-07-03
Fly Nonstop
on Pan Am Jets

Beginning July Z, Pan American Jets whisk you to fabulous
Portugal any Tuesday or Saturday at nine in the eve
ming. Enjoy dinner on board then a short nap. In just
81 hours you're there! The morning sun Eliminates
gilded castles and golden spires in the gem-clear air.
Plebeian prices for such regal riches, too. A lavish lunch
con, accompanied by sparkling wine, costs less than the
wine alone in most countries. Visit Pan Am or a Travel
Agent to see how long a travellers check can stretch -
how opuIent a Portuguese holiday can be.
sMzsrTisTx %
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27

as guide in computing the
gasoline tax deduction:
II Estimate the total miles
driven in 1861. (The average
passenger car mileage in 1860
was approximately $500 accord
ing to the o. S. Department of
Commerce
2 Divide your mileage by the
number Of miles per gallon your
car gets. average mileage per
gallon for passenger cars in
1860 was approximately IA. ac-
cording to the U. S. Department
of Commerce.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27
Officers Elected For Powhatan SEA

morning as the students began
voting for the candidates Of
their choice.
The results of the elections
were: Liston Rudd, president:
Brenda Leadbettef, vice presi-
dent; John. ban. treasurer;
vada Condrey. secretary; and
Johnny Angler. reporter. These
officers represent the will of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27
Walter Roberts
Visits West Point

Midshipflai1 Walter s. Roberts,
on OF Mrs. w. j. Pollard, Jr.,
zeysville. recently participated
= a four-day tour Of the q. s.
Military Academy at West Point.
v. Y. with other personnel from
he U. S. Naval Academy, Anna
polls. Md.
The annual exchange visit. in
volving members of the classes
of 1868. familiarizes the under
claSsman with the mission of the
sister academy and promotes
friendship among future officers
of the Armed Forces.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27

students. and they are prepared
to serve as the leaders and
representatives of those students
throughout next year.
The campaigning had begun
Monday, March u. with all the
candidates putting forth their
qualifications on posters, slo-
gans. bulletin boards. etc. Ten
sion mounted steadily as the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27
Deduct Gasoline Tax In Computing
Your Federal Income Tax Return

Taxes add an extra II cents
to the cost of every gallon of
gasoline used by Virginia mo-
torists. but when computing
your federal income tax the
government allows you to de-
duct the state gasoline taxes
you have paid during the year.
Claiborne D.. Gregory, Virginia
Petroleum Industries Executive
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27
campaign continued.

campaign continued.
On Thursday the campaign
assembly was held. with the
candidates for offices giving
speeches. as we'll as their cam
paign m an age rs. Campaign
speeches varied as greatly as
the personalities Of the speakers
- from humble gratitude to a
rousing II am the best person
for the job
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27

Director. said today.
The Virginia seven cents-a-
gallon gas tax may add up to
a considerable amount of money
in a year Gregory said. This
amount may be deducted when
computing your federal income
tax, but the federal tax Of four
cents a gallon is not deductible.
Gregory offered the following
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27
BY Emma Akens. Reporter

POWHATAN, March 26-Pow-
hatan High School Auditorium
at 2::3O pm. last Friday was
filled with surprised gasps and
disappointed signs as the re-
suits Of the SEA election were
announced.
The climax of the week Of
activities was reached Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-27

81 Multiply the result by the
seveh cents pet gallon that you
paid In state gasoline taxes.
The average Virginia rnotorist
should be able to deduct about
SAT, Gregory said.
The Adak sun., 1962-08-13
WHiAT DO YOU THINK |?

A recent Navy Times Editorial has said that they think it 8 good idea for the other services to have 8 tradition simi- lar to the billet of Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps. This billet, new in concept having started in 1857, hasI proved of great value to the Comnandant and the Corps. What do you, our erlis ted readers, think of such a billet for the Navy? Please write the Editors Adak Sun a brief letter of your views, pro or con We will publish the two letters we consi CT best, for and against.
The Adak sun., 1962-08-13

LEGEER WRITING CONTEST :-.~:
 The Freedoms Foundat tion has announced the opening of it's 1862 Letter Awards ; Program. This year's theme is "ny Free dons and My Responsibilities. v. e..
 i'll members of the Ar1ned Forces on active duty are eligible to compete for the program's lOl cash prizes amounting to $8, 500. First prize is $l, ,ooo with 50 second-place awards of $lOO and SO :. :. third-place prizes of $50 each. ::
 George Washington Honor Medals will be awarded to all winners including those = who receive honorable mentions. =
 The subject My Freedoms and Ny RespopA sibilities," is based on this statement - by Secretary of Defense Robert S.nlcNamars n0ur fl ghting men should know the positi, values of the freedoms which the Nation: is calling them to serve.n
 To enter, eligible service personnel should write 8 letter of between 100 and 800 words on 1962's theme. Entries should be addressed to Freedoms Founda- tion, Valley Forge, Pa. and postmarked no later than November l, 1862. Each entrant should include his or her rank or rating, serial number, branch of ser vice, unit address, and home address. .
 Top winner of each service and the next five winners regardless of service will be invited to Valley Forge on George Washington Is birthday, February 22, 1903, to receive their awards. N Attendance at the award presentation will be subject to the Commanding Officers approval.
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