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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

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Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
Residents Honor Sonya Anderson's 18th Birthday

Over a score of local pioneer residents gathered last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Sarah Randy on the occasion of the 85th birthday of Mrs. Sonya Anderson.
 Mrs. Anderson, house guest of Mrs. Randy during the absence on a trip to Seattle of a daughter, Mrs. Verna Steadman, was born on Woody Island and lived most of her life here. Mrs. Randy was as- sisted by her daughter, Carlene Mahle, in planning the event. Mrs. Lee Matthews, eldest daughter of Mrs. Anderson, provided the dec orated birthday cake and assisted in serving guests.
 Guests included Mrs. Joe Heit- man, Mrs. Senafont Malutin, Mrs. Bill Robertson, Mrs. Dunia Hart man, Mrs. Torsten Mikelson, Mrs. Margaret Magnuson, Mrs. Bill An derSon, Mrs. Tom Frost, Mrs. Ger trude Berestoff, MT. and Mrs. Nick Shuravloff, MT. and Mrs. Walter Shuravloff, MT. and Mrs. John Chya, Mrs. Lucy Gregorioff, Mrs. Zack Chichinoff, Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mrs. Laura Olson, Mrs. Robert Gurtler and daughter, Alan Ab- Ston and Karl Armstrong.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
16 Cadets Enroll In CAP Training

Sixteen cadet members are now enrolled in the CAP as of Oct 3, it was announced this week.
 Senior members, Second It. Mar garet Cook, Commandant of Ca dets, Second It. Eugene Harding, Supply Officer; Senior Member Letitia Harding and possibly Sen for Member Charles Hamilton will attend an area conference to be held at Anchorage and Elmendorf AFB on Oct. 6 and 8. They plan to leave Friday afternoon.
 The next Cadet meeting will be held on Tuesday, Oct 9, at pm. at the high school, Room 1O5.
 At this weeks meeting a gen. eral instruction program was be- gun and an Air Force news film was shown with Senior Member Larry Cray assisting.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
First Lyceum Artist, A Petite vioIinist, Alice SchoenfieId, Began Career At Five

The Lyceum will present violin ist Alice Schoenfeld in the first concert of the current Alaska Music Trail series on Monday, Oct. Is, at the High School Auditorium at 8:15 pm.
 This engaging, petite violinist, who serves as coach of the South ern California University orches- tra and as a private violin tutor at Occidental College, was child prodigy. She received her first violin at three, gave her first pro- fessional dance and violin recital at the age of five, and retired tenn porarily from public appearances at the age of nine.
 My Professor in Berlin warned my parents that l would probably be burned-out, has been, in an- other three years" she says. And so 1 went back to more serious musical studies, played concerts occasionally, and concentrated also
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
Outdoorsmell Look For Camp Sites In Kodiak Area

About 50 people attended the October meeting of the Kodiak Outdoorsmen Club Tuesday night at the Armory and heard of plans to stake out a number of public camping sites on Kodiak Isalnd.
 Paul Smokey Slower of the Alaska Highway Department de- scribed where possible camping sites might be designated
 The Outdoorsmen welcomed a number of new members and an nounced that door prizes would be given at each meeting.
 A series of movies including polar bear hunt by Halls Carpen- ter, brown bear fishing for salmon and an elk herd on Afognak Island were shown to the crowd.
 President Frank Kozak presided over the meeting and will head a committee to look over the camp ing and picnic sites next week.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05

on my school work But that did not really change anything, music was my first love and it has re- mained so. The big problem my parents had, was not getting me to practice, but getting me to stop'
 BORN TO MUSIC
 Miss Schoenfeld was literally born to a musical career. Her ia ther, Johan, now retired, was a professional violiniSt; her mother, Johanna was professional pianist.
 She is making her first trip to British Columbia, Northern Cana da, and the 18th State as an Alaska Music Trail artist. She has only seen the North in color slides which have intrigued her and made her curious to know what the coun- try is really like. She is much more accustomed to appearing in major European cities than she is to fill
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
Demos Postpone Precinct Election

Postponement for two weeks of the election of precinct officers of the Democratic party of Kodiak was agreed upon. Election of party officers on an area basis caucus rather than a precinct basis was discussed and it was decided to at tempt to elect on an area basis at the next meeting should it be de- termined party by-rules permit.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
Eight From Area At Sitka School

Ted Angasan of South NakneX, Molly Gould of King Cove, and Hugh Devlin, Alec Panamaroff, John Reft, Herman Shanagin, Tom Shugak and Roger Spinharney, all of Kodiak, are registered at Shel- don Jackson Junior College in Sitka.
 All are freshmen except Shugak
 They are a part of the student group which comes from 23 Alaska towns, three other states of the U.S., Japan, Jordan and East Kenya.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05

Photo slides taken from the Pal omar Observatory at M. Wilson, Calf, and narrated by Dr. Don Fenner, Kodiak optometrist, were presented to the Rotary Club, Tuesday, at it's regular meeting held at the Mecca Club.
 The slides covered the planets and star galaxies as viewed through the lens at the observa- tory.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
Celestial Slides Shown Rotarians

Guests were It. Paul Fredrix, legal officer at the Adak Naval Station. who was the guest of Cdr. Dick Stacer, and Bill Mason of the Mirror, guest of Al Hochberger.
 Rotary directors held a meeting at the home of Art Brooks, Tues. day evening.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05

ing engagements in the communi- ties of the Alaska Music Trail.
 In January and February she will be appearing with major or chestras and in solo recitals in Germany, Great Britain, France and Italy.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05
ATTENDS MEETING

Father John J. Marx, pastor of St. Mary's Church, attended a meeting of Diocesan Priests in An chorage from Tuesday through Thursday of this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05

So far, judging from receipts, our neighbors have poor gardens this year.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-05

Not every man who praises de- mocracy believes in his own doc trineS.
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RESIDENT MANAGER


For 350-unit garden apt. air
conditioned, .swi N m Ing pool
porehes, less than 2 yrs, old. Apply
personnel office, 1901 Eye At. NV
CAFRITZ CO.
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PATCH PLASTERING
Wallpaper Scraping
Call 10. 1-4967
PIANO TUNING-REPAIRING
Price 50, experienced work guar.
CALL 5S5-2l33 ANYTIME
PLAsTERING. wall paper removal
and fireproofing. All work guar
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Mr.. JAKE. 462-1647.
PATCHING, PAINT
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FIREPROOFTNG
wall scraping. patios. Free esti-
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REMoDELING-Kitehens. bathrmss
rec; rms, interiors and exterio-s.
Call Mr.. SMITH. 723-2397.
ROOF PAINTING
CUTTERS Cleaned and Repaired
522-l132
SOFA and chair cleaned, SIS; rugs,
SERVICE, RE. 6.5se5 tn o pm.
TILE. wall and floor, any type.
MAYEs. uN' f-ssis. '~
Nv REPAIRs-Free estimates in
your home. Day and night calls.
Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
UPHOLSTERY, furniture repaired
n YOUR hons or my shop, any
WALLPAPER REMOVAL BY the
only bonded and ms. paper re-
moval co; In D. C., Nd. or Va.
DI. 7-l6OO.
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LIBRARIAN

We have an interesting position II
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Q trained cataloguer, age 30-40
Degree in Library Science anC
several years OF cataloging ex.
pertence necessary. Pleasant work.
Ing conditions, good employe bene.
send complete resume to personne
DI. 7-2749.
National Geographic
Society
Washington 6, D. C.
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WHILE YOU LEARN

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MOTOR TRAVEL

DALLAs-Leaying Dee. 10. one or
two passengers. share expenses
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LEAVING DEC. I for 81. Petsfsburs,
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Monday, fjp-7e52,
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West Coast on or about Dec. 5.
Refs EXCHANGED, fbl-2i20,
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PUBLIC RELATIONS
RECEPTIONIST


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HELP WOMEN
SECY.-GIRL FRIDAY,

SECY.-GIRL FRIDAY, will train
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1884 Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000.
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TRAINEE BKKPR,

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but not necessary. SOS with eood
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135-l222, WILLIS a. HARTWE1.L.
tlic. empl,l, 603S 2Sth ave, Mar
low Heights shopping center,
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HELP WOMEN
CONTINUED

LEGAL sECYs., MANY KINDS
% 2si4S n yrs; g., days, to ; $1,000
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Also legislative. Moderate fees
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%ooD 0H sERsoNNsE s Sfl'H HSth
st, NV. at H, 800 SOUTHERN
BLDG. DI. 1882.
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REAL ESTATE SCHOOL
FREE TUITION

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s637,
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III ifth 81. NV. Wash. 5, d. c.
Ty RADIO, electronies, practical
Day-eve. TEMPLE SCHOOL, 7iO
ifth 81. NV, NJ $4,000
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for salesmtn aud brokers exam,
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HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE MAIDS for D. G. and New
NEEnED." Apply now, work now
SIp ' l9isS6!s. oi0 N y ave NV
BABY CARE : We'd, Thurs, Fri
y 10 $3.50. Arl. resident. Reliable
Call Mon, IA. 7.5s67.
BABY SITTER, rel,.hle. live in
small salary, bt7-daaa.
CAPABLE WOMAN, llye in. Care
for elderly paralytic Pvt rm. and
bath Refs, WO 6.an3i,
CHILD CARE-LAdy for s. Arl
area, 70 care for infant and az
Inv References req. 67i -4.35.
FOREIGN GIRL. for family with
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and ~. Excellent salary. OIL
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CIV, . or . dayb per week
must have own transp, Collegi
PRfk-Beltsvllle area. R3b-5B2l.
CIV. AND COOKING, live In. ex
per, must have refs. KE. s-4427
O,H,wa live In. pleasant home
gays. Dependable and reliable
Ret req. Phone ~. s-eOOl.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

IA UNITS, tenants pay gas and
cleo: income $1l ,460; only. S15,-
600 down. NV. loc. A. r.
SEELYE, DI. 1885.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

SECLUr1Ey WOODLAND ESTATE
on 90 nd trout stream
"nchan dnE 10-room residence;
pins -paneled throughout, built-ir
furniture. A up to the minute
tain 'e setting. saSS' ia-hous q s'eS drive % from
D. c., near ski club and Skyline
dive. Excellent nuclear protec-
tion. Priced at $42,500, less than
cost: terms arranged. D. H. LEES
81 CO., INC, phone 347-3100,
Warrenton, Va; after hours, 347-
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tcoNTlNUED)

AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY. coin oper-
ated: good location; no Teasonabie
oifer refused. WO. 6-2e92.
BAKERY. low rent, nice business; |;
illness Sac, $4,000. 0IBRAns
TAR, DI. 7-6500. =
Evening star., 1962-01-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

McLEAN-Immsc., 3-year-oid, g.
bedrm., 3-bath brick split-level
with rec. rm., air cond.. and car.
port, on approx. M-acre lot, In
beautiful prestige neighborhood,
only $50, $50. low dn. pymt.; must
sell. KEY REALTY, ia, $4,000.
AN-CHEsTERBROOK = Brick
split-level, 4 bedrooms, 2h baths
lge. GE kit, family rm., 2 firepls.
carport, scr. porch, bsmt., attic
lge. closets, fenced yard; near
public and parochial schools; CEN
only 2kR.200Q
Evening star., 1962-01-28

COIN LAUNDRY. MD; $4,000 net
yr. (income taxi; leaving town;
$4,000 cash down. DI. 7-6500.
COIN LAUNDRY, s mos, like new;
must move. If you have a new
lloc.. will sacrifice " price. Assume
balance of note. DI. 7-65OO.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

OROWEIL @ GU, INC
Realtors Fairfax Office
32S Wesley Hwy. CIR. 3-1401
OWNER SALE, North Arlington
Williamsburg Area-3-bedrm. brk
rambler. full. bsmt., fenced land
scaped lot. Near schools. shops
churches, Pentagon and. city
Quick sale. $1S,500. Call 534-7764
Evening star., 1962-01-28
BETTER HOMES

VIENNA-Do you need more bed
rms, baths, or q finished rec, rm
w/firepl.P / have all 8 In Q brick
rambler nearly new. Call for de-
tails; will consider smaller house
in trade. OWNER, JE. 2-4031.
VIENNA = Brick, stone front, full
bsmt., 8 bedrms., Q firepls. Owner,
sacrifice. FHA or Conv. 385-8O22.
VIENNA-S1 300 cash can buy
lovely 4e-ft. ramblers; 3 bedrms;,
brfist. ; nook, fuii bsmt.: wooded
area. High 4ATo mrtg. can. be
assumed. Asking appraised value,
S19,750. OWNER, DU. b-6924.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

RENT BEEN RAISED LATELY
Look at this 3-bedroom bricl
house with basement; 1 blk. from
bus: fenced yard; priced $13,50(
with payments less than rent
House shows very we'll. Call III
for appointment to see. MONCURI
AGENCY. Realtors, 6S12 Lee hwy
JE 2-2200.
ROSE HILL-By OWNER. Ramble
on cul-de-sac: 1st. II. incl. 8 bed
rms, sep. din. rm., Ia baths
Daylight bsmt. has paneled rec
rm., den or 4th bedrm., "a bath
schools; $3.50 dn. FLA, or as
sumo 4l59o 30-yr. loan. 765-8519
Evening star., 1962-01-28

'oSOs
sHANGRI-LA-Two and one-haif
acres . OF secl9si9n Just q JlsiIn haiT Sps
Ii finest 0seH setting H'as0Gi With over $4,000
spent on the grounds alone plus q
colossal rambler perfect for enter
tanning. This indescribable. home
set far back from the street is OF
brick construction with slate roof.
You enter into q sumptuous living
room with deep windows and
French doors Snfs, There are ..l,,hedd 4 bed;
Kitchen, garage, s' eSrpoft, SrS sSI,Spes pstios
and an atmosphere OF uniaueness
and elegance. Priced for quick sale
at S42,500 PARKER, SMITH g.
DONNELL. JE. 4-22S8.
SPACE! SPACE! SPACE!
And all on a beautifully wooded
"a acre: Gift. living room and
separate dining rm.; equipped
kitchen with eating space, 8 bed.
rms, ga baths; large screened
Srsah Schools S'sa and SdassSs ssSepns Sn' @ gss
CROWELL & CO., INC.
ssEAcSEs s6so cSss srds. MsLF4M A. e. oEss5Sg SsUSs
SOUTH WOODLEY-Minutes from
2 Corners is the setting for this
beautiful rambler. 8 twin-sized
bedrms., modern brick-wall fire.
place, carport, patio; many, many
extras. Priced amazingly low at
$16,750. Only $3.50 down. Move In
with signed contract. Call AR
FAX REALTY, INC. JE. 4-4900.
- Clean 3-bedroom
split-level plus garage, pretty pick
et-fenced rear lawn with lots Of
Towering bushes. Fin. flex. Call
CL. $4,000 and come see 1t.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAM
BIER. Newly decorated, 3-bedrm.
brick; liv. rm. with fin. bookcase.
firepl., sep. din. area, equipped kit.
with extra cabinets: scr. carport;
fenced yd. OWNER. 451-2517.
SPRINGFIELD - 46 IT., 3-bedrm.
bsmt., rec. rrf.; $4,000 cash and
assume CT loan. Owner, 451- -2440.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
FOR YOUR HOME

"A VALUE-6 units. Suitland, Nd
$4,000. Call Mr.. Lauffer.
DI. 7-430O WO. 6-6461
FREDERICK n. DENsToN CO.
6 UNITS AND JANITOR's APT.
Corner brick apt. bldg. 8 fir. and
bsmt. 5 and 6 rms. and bath ea
14th st. NV. Lot 63x122: Com
mercial CO. RA. 6-7201.
81 RMS.-Nr. Conn. ave-; RM lie
Mrs. Hamilton. Sun. 399-u3oO
wk., TU. 2-8744.
I4-UNIT APT. BLDGS.-self con
tained heating units. NE. loca'
tion, tenants pay everything. Fol
details. phone WO. 6-2274: ewes.
ia. 9-1513. TANEN REALTY CO
6 UNITS, NE, self contained. Price
$4,000: down $4,000. Very good
cond. A. r. sEELYEs DI. 1895.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA,

UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY rambler
stands high on hill: A-acre wood
ed, HANDICAPPED lot. Last house.
dead end street; Wiltonwoods
beautiful view; centrally air-cond.,
4 bedrms. or 3 and den; paneled
rec. rm, w/brk. firepl., raised
hearth: lv. rm. paneled through
out knotty pine; brk. firepl.. pic
ture windows, cathedral ceiling, 2
full baths, mod. elec. kit; newly
dec. throughout. Outdoor liv. area
with barbecue oven and planters;
double carport, circular driveway.
Naval officer retiring, must sell
Immediately. Asking $39,950. so.
b-3766.
VACANT-,Attractiye large rambler
on large deep lot. Immaculate
throughout-it features foyer en-
trance. 8 bedrms., 2 full baths.
delightful family rm., separate
dining rm., equipped kitchen with
wall oven and de luxe .refrig. Full
daylight basement. A beauty and
priced at only $21,760. Don't let
this slip by. See 1t today. Call
RFTTER, HOMES
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNTlNUED)

ATHESTs4S vltSpnfS4 HHshAaeH aSMfsSrAN ANR Y S5 D5
with finished office space. sS immed ed
occupancy. Reasonable rent. For
details call Mr.. Thompson, JU.
SsIsSea; SsSsIvs eyes, Oh; 25f855992. c. M
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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1924 NEW YORK AVE. NV.

1924 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Approx. 1900 So. It. Zoned
ca for restaurant, office
bldg, retail store, trade as
sociation, night club, etc.
Fully decorated sub street
floorI additional 3 stories
and meZZanine in front. g
stories in rear. Private park
ing for 2 cars or truck in
rear garage. Large rear alley
will accommodate largest
trucks at delivery entrance,
Stately interior, beautifully
designed by one of Wash
ington's most famous deco
rating studios. Centrally To-
Gated in downtown business
area, 2 blocks from White
House and financial district,
adjacent to 1907 retail
section, large office buildlnss
and major hotels. Public
parking at History Capitol
Garage next door. Lot size
24.9x13S.5'. Call OWNER,
co. b-4056 or HA. 2-2355.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
|LCAnnounces
Prize For FBLA
Public Speaking

The First National Bank of
F'armville has offered a SIS gov
eminent bond to the winner of
the public speaking contest to
take place during the annual re-
glonal meeting Of the Future
Business Leaders Of America, to
be held March 10 in Student
Building at Longwood College.
The winner Of this contest will
be eligible to compete in the state
finals later this year in Rich
mOnd.
Representatives from FBLA
chapters from Apromattox High
School, Appomattox; Dan River
High School. Ringgold; E. c.
Glass High school, Lynchburg;
George Washington High School.
Danville: George Wythe High
School, Richmond; Halifax Coun-
ty High School. South Boston; and
Manchester High School. Rich
mond will attend.
Also represented will be Mid
lothian High School, Midlothian.
Midway High School. Church
Road; Montvale Hugh School,
M~ontvale; Nelson County High
School. L%ovingston; Fowhatan
High School, Powhatan. Prince
George High School. Prince Geo
rge; Renan High School, Gretra~
and Sunnyside- Mckinney High
School, McKenney.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-16
Double Check

Everything begins with "P"
Powers is back in the States NO
Comment, it's all secret We a.
wait the story behind the story
that we haven't read or heard
as yet.
Khrushchev calls for Summit
Talks Talk talk . talk
and more talk on his time
and on his subject and terms
Nope, I don't discount him he
OILY had so per cent to begin
with.
Speedsters found a way to get
around Radar . then the
Police found a way to get
around them so Radar is here to
stay.
The General Assembly still
3 up agin'- the wall on this thing
called Redistricting. When they
I'LL tnat one out OF the fire
somebody is going to know who's
cooking. Somin's got to be did
but I doubt it's being done at
tnlS session The Byrd or
ganzation can rot afford to loose
any thing at this time.
Sylvia Porter says the Age of
initiation is over it only costs
Sl.N to buy what you could buy
three years ago for the $1.OO,
but she didn't say where.
The Town of Martinsville gets
a new face the old cotton
mill amt what she used to be
Mr.. Meyer where be you?
and if'n he sees this it's whar
be l.
Another name that has van
ished from the political front is
almond" time is so wonderful
in settling these matters.
Yours, and thanks for reading.
j. Marvin Brown