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Dulles Co
Ask City to Annex Courthouse Site E irst Lady Has Her Own Easter P
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Would Transfer
100 Acres Now |
in Waterford Already Held for Use
of Public, No Vote
Would Be Needed
Oakland County super-
visors voted today to ask the
City of Pontiac to annex
100 acres of Waterford
Township as a tentative site
for the proposed new Coun-
ty Courthouse and Office
Building.
The 100-acre plot lies be-
tween = road and
the city’s West Boulevard
line.
The Board of Supervisors
also asked the aterford
Township Board to approve
the transfer.
Assurances that Waterford Town-
ship would not object to the trans-

Slashings Leave
After dresses of about 15 wom-
en were slashed from behind, po
lice arrested razor-carrying

About Bitth of Children
ROSARNO, Italy ® — His wife |
awakened Vincenzo Fedele, 42-year

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Churches Are Filled Hollyday to Give
EASTER MORNING—Pontiac churches were
crowds for services Easter and many held two services >_> Peg -
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date the worshipers. Above picture was taken at the entrance
Pirst PresbyteHan Church on West Huron street. of
Shown are Miss
Marian Frizzle (left) of 2749 Mott St. and Miss Mary Ann Michie,
Pontiac Lake road. (Additional pictures on page 17.)

Risen Christ Proclaimed
in Easter Church Services With ideal weather for the day, Christians in Pontiac
and vicinity turned out in large numbers Sunday to hail
the Resurrettion of Christ.
From early dawn and into the evening churches held
traditional services marking joyful end of the three day
of sorrow which opens with Good Friday. period nS
- Hallelujah choruses and?
other hymns of praise and
adoration were a marked
contrast to the songs of the
Sunday.
Boy's Heartache Is Eased
by Gift-Pup’s ‘Tiny. Bites Little Doug Sheffield got his toes nipped Saturday and
it actually felt good.
Those tiny bites eased the pain that has gnawed at
the 8-year-old
Sandy, last Th
The n r was a small
black Cocker acer who
ned the Sheffield house-
d. precisely at'2:30 p. m. — since = truck killed his dog,

atm when Doug fell in
him.
Ob, isn’t he cute, He’s s0 little
and I like ‘em best when they're
little. I want. him, Mommy.”
Doug got what he wanted.
" Aver day and ¢ half in the
Sheffield home at 2% Henry Clay
Ave., what dots Doug think
about his mew pal?
“He's a nice dog, dven though
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Turncoat's Trial
= Gets Under Way Life Sentence Facing
Finds Him Guilty
WASHINGTON @—Cpl. Edward
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Data to Probers Committee Is Interested
in Why FHA Neglected
to Stop Irregularities
WASHINGTON (U P )—
Ousted Federal Housing
Commissioner Guy T. O.
Hollyday was scheduled as
the lead-off witness today
as the Senate Banking Com-
mittee opened public hear-
ings on the multi-million-
dollar housing scandal.
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. WITH GRANDCHILDREN—Mrs, Mamie Eisen-;
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on the Augusta National Golf Course as she walks | David, Susan, Mrs. Eisenhower and Barbara Ann. nad
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President Eisenhower and

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Action by U.N. GOP Senator Warns
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ly today. to hold back Vietminh assault troops stabbing
toward the center of Dien Bien Phu's fortifications from
The rebels were in a newly menacing position after
weekend fighting widened their break in north west-
ern rim of the fortress’ defense system.
yesterday and filtered back last night
into trenches on the main Dien Bien Phu airstrip. Desperately
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A top AFL official today urged
the AFL and CIO to go ahead with a proposed peace pact

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Historic Khyber Pass Again a A ci gh oe re Dusting is ZT: Now!

Today bronze plaques commem-
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Greeting From Truman
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. —Mrs.
Mary Jackson Bacon, who was 103
last Saturday, is a lifelong Re-
‘| Ships Near Florida Told
to Look Out for Iceberg

THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1954
miles off Cape Canaveral, Fila. It
was estimated to weigh 18
plain how it drifted this far south. The weather bureau couldn't ex-

today to be on’ the lookout . j
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Reckless Driving Home Building ; ‘ , :
Laid to Youth Pace Continues I
Hazel Park Resident Waterford Issues 17
Chased 3 Miles at High Permits in 5 Days for
Speed, Police Say $122,500 Valuation
FERNDALE — A 3mile, high- WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
speed chase which ended as 9 Haz- Home building in Waterford Town-
2 ee ee Seach tema _| ship continues at a rapid pace with
meeting night wound up today with the 1? permits issued from April 5 to
Friday, according to youngster facing arraignment on April 10 for homes valued at a
Charles Coggins, superinten- a reckless driving cahrge. total of $122,500.
. wey win Trails June ade D. Wes ORer permits eoued Curing the Stas Uthaien ant with the was Cary J. Graves, 18, of 537 E. period included a commercial
board fo ra general discussion of Elizabeth, Hazel Park. building estimated at $10,000; nine
| the problem. Ferndale Patreimen William additions and home remodeling
Poachers ag Molly have been Hunt said he spotted Graves ge | satReEN ELLEN SAMUEL | P*Tmits at 99.411; and one remodel-
ing G mph in a BM mph. -¢| ing and addition p&rmit for a com- holding out for a $350 raise above Mr. and Mrs. Ted Samuel of
: - p. m. Saturday and ordered | Davisburg announce the engage | Ais, issued were permits for a
| offered 2 $250 raise s bove the in- : Ellen, to Robert H. Losh of Davis- | °™*8* and for five garages estimated at erement and asked that con- Instead, Hunt said, Graves fled| burg He is the son of Mrs. Flor- total of $3,700
tracts, signed or unsigned, be in at high speed leading him on &/ ence Losh. Miss Samuel is attend-|* 77.8, sesend der the wank | last Thursday. chase which ended at 7-Mile and| ing Michigan State Normal College op ge gee en
To date about 42 teachers have Meyers Rds. in Detroit where | and will graduate in June. No date | ™mbered 34, oo
The other car and :
walle coversl others of the St Sul occupants — an unidentified man The 4,346,000 population of Mad- time teachers are still reluctant _ Women Voters’ League [agascar is double what it was 50 to sign and still others have de- and wife — were taken to Mt. Car- }
| eided not to come back next year. mel Mercy Hospital. Both were] to Hold Annual Meeting years ago.
misconceptions, ‘ BLOOMFIELD . ccd mind tase deoed wp af ta Police said, and were to apppear} WEST 7ORn Do 1 Let meeting” Coggins said last night. in court, Se cia wae ata Voters n
“The board explained that it would | . annual meeting -
be $10,000 in the red if the teach- | Accident Deaths Tesatey te Went Mocmtichd Town- *
ers’ full demands were met.” The | aoe ship at a. m. ] omac
deadiing until this Friday to allow Pp gty clude election of new officers.) Ryin Your Good Times
the unsigned jeachers time to re Over Weekend ‘e ; By UNITED
4 At least five persons, one of the
New Vaccine May Rd ed ed peg yp
ttle Pl pees dealin tea Mensa Gnahioaeh |
Cure Ca ue ehgible Ratetes cheutd Victims of accidents Sunday
patra lig al ia cubieedl Keio | and Op. United Press Photo a Se ae “aa
Veterinary Medical Association | temerrew. GUIDING LIGHT—Lecated near the Greater cross atop the steeple of their church. The lighted | Si"¢. , ley Farinel of Clawson will speak | /}.[0U of Tums costs only « dime. Bus
that a new vaccine shows Pittsburgh, Pa., Airport, the congregation of Union| cross serves as a warning te low-flying Monroe. ’s PTA meeting at | : ig reports Prize classifications for— this - _ at tomorrow's | playing huating of over promise against leptospirosis, one year’s show include leathercraft, Church there erected an eight-foot, neon-lighted | craft as well as a symbol of faith. : Richard, the son of Mrs. Karen | Ciarenceville i | the an aabee dee when
of the nation's fastest-growing | needlework, metal ) sat bea ann bee ole be og ite late of Chiat Justice Rent | ocid lndigaetien or sons camash ore
cattle diseases. craft, woodcraft, jewelry, ceramics . . ee e ge killed . Police arren . Farinel was going « your ems
. ran inte the street while neutralize excess acid almost before it
The association sald the vaccine | snd model making and copper wo |REQIStations Open Keego Harbor (Civic Association | mx," Ssteet ste Piayiee | missionary parents in Chin a,| soemvam crams si mont bear Sen i ldaee a Geet oe ‘The wholehearted of lo Library Adds ll den A car in which Bussell was rid- ™ “eee 7a Spa = * ’ support . es ° tress. ums y.
posed herds and half further losses | ca) organizations has made it we for Bloodmobile Visit 57 V ] Names Presi t ing crashed through a guard rail C Calenda S88 only 104 0 al in herds already stricken. sible to offer an award for every) papyINGTON TOWNSHI P — ew voiumes wane aie - oak salen worth ot Menace 0 Ot 38. oun [
The’ vaccine was developed at/ handicraft and art work that is on ying Forence Yuill has been| KEEGO HARBOR—The Keego , Everett Gillow | He was thrown from the auto
the Veterinary Virus Institute of | display,” Mrs. John Jackson, chair- | Womed chai of adv . last week was elected president of | killed. _ Ly a —
the New York State Veterinary | aie. chairman of advance regis-| Harbor branch of the West Bloom-| 1. new: White Lake| Mrs. Vera Nichols, 50, of Kala-| gusiiiary wil mast tomorrow eveaing man, said this tration for Monday’s visit of the ly organized fn the legion halk 06 Gharchill ha. Fums roa ren romary College at Cornell University. | ee Vv aret | Red C Bloodmobile. field Library recently added 11) Township Civie Assn. a ee
cae ae, — “se omy : , on st eff | Registration may be made at the |e¥ books to its shelves, accord- Povey Pe pel were \abegr— J. oI a wes inj “‘ enol we eee 9 at Maamtenast Soctaty
3 ‘ | painting class last year, will State Bank from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ing to Stella S. Travis, librarian. president; Orville of Meiane” Hastman,. eh gees Westover. diagnosed in at least 40 states and | a end dio | today through Fri at the Rec.| -The are B. Thompson, second vice presi- Twe Detroit residents, Mrs. | Barvara Hughes be the leader and
is a serious problem in many | Sautarter waite colons scien Oui Gon Tae a ee ce ident; C. Stanley Freville, secre-| Ida Menne, 55 and Thaddeus T. (Sj ™* Overlay wil lead the prayer areas, the association said. day aii — a | The Emperor's Lady, by F. W. Kenyon tary, and Louis J. Marsh, treas-| Pieprayk, 28, were killed in car- Lake Ortes
Symptoms vary and often re-| Judges will be Margaret Yuill Toe ote y | sO ent As © Stranger, by Morten Thomp-| oe Ser sniienh eeiiade _ Lait, Orion Women's Diud will serve 8
semble those of other diseases, it| and Professor-Allen._Leepa of The bi fee - a the ph Mirror for Observers, by Edgar Pang-| (Others named were Mrs. Lorene Killed in a tt il Charen beginning at i -. =
- | Michigan State college show will Town Hall next Monday from 1:45," Ore Mulmenium, vy Pras) Bingham. assistant secretary; MFS.| was Clares J, Thebo M, of Wood- | p= Fomees oh tne heme of hire MOMS Unit 19 - | be the demonstration by exhibitors to 7:4 p.m. Love Is a Place.» Margaret Brigman = gp Pigg Pee Freese ville. Me was ned by 0d oer 8 ts ae ile Seid the :
nit 19 to Join | OF iw the finished product wes | The American Revolution 1778-1782, by . truck late Friday on a Newaygo) nada oo
in National Observance jade sash colin wt be a on | poUthield VEW Plans | Hold Your Weight Losses, by Dr. Gull-| Membership in the organization | U"Y ——— ma. B,.- im. Miccanary 8 wen ss serv: ° ima 480)
PONTIAC LAKE—On display at|.oen days, and hostesses will show | Installation Wednesday | 7: iss. of Masten. oy Cro! earn is open to any White Lake Town) 44444, Literary Clubs | 2s.cacrneee Weteerder ter on all-car
Easley’s Market on Highland road around xhibi SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP — | ®'stover. by Clay Bisir -_— a : Cirele will meet at the Ris wack is @ wheciselr, chute guests the e ts. Dunham Ray Post of VFW will | iriumpn of Love, by Leona & Bruck- to Entertain Federation home of Jone Dovting Wednesday :
with other items used by invalids Coun ths | stall oi eT " ‘at | penarols Happy, Island of a Big Beaver PTA Hears for
and a basket of miscellaneous ar- ty Dea lan open meeting They include: Guest k Toni ticles. Donal — . Speakers Tonight
Sponsoring the display is MOMS | Austin K. Eaton leisure ‘Woes sama wees pen Scout Leaders to Train | BIG BEAVER — Theologist Al- PONTIAC HOME
Unit 60, whose charter is also on| OXFORD — Service for Austin| mander; Woodrow Nelson, junior| HOLLY — A basic training | vah Carnes and Dr. Joseph Stal- BUILDERS SHOW display. The basket on exhibit will K Eaton, 59, former Oxford teach- vice commander: James Nicholson, course for leaders of Girl Scout berg, dentist, will be guest speak- oo
ee taken to veterans at the Oak- | er who lived at 4111 Oak Ct., Mid-| quartermaster; Frank Fortier, post intermediate and Brownie troops ers at tonight’s 8 p. m. meeting)
land County Tuberculosis Sani-|jand, will be at 2 p. m. Wednesday | advocate; Jesse Richter, post chap-| will begin Wednesday at 7:30 of the Big Beaver PTA. torium. at Mabley Chapel, with burial in|jain; Norman Damphougse, sur- p. m. at the Holly rg cod Their talks will follow a short
Ridgelawn Cemetery. He died Sun- | geon; Jimmy Darck, Paul Sochacki | School, and will continue four business meeting. Refreshments
Decorator to Give Talk | day at the home hel, his _barents-| and Earl Moore, trustees. consecutive Wednesdays. ~ | will be served by the fathers.
in-law, Mr. and : en sainaeespaibininernes :
pn Home Color Schemes ee ipo ; Rochester Fire Does | Easter Project Completed .
M " D. Bred-| uth, Rebecea and Laura at hone, | $1 500 Damage to Home . ° shaw, decora consultant for a ° ‘
Detroit department store, will show | fd three sisters, Mrs. Teresa Det:| "ROCHESTER — Fire of an un- Drayton Studio Displays
decorating materials and demon-| weir % Foe. Mrs. Armeal'| determined origin caused an esti- A Mi ist ’ P t it | strate color scheme development Dodds jamsville, N. Y. mated $1500 damage to the home
when he speaks at the New Era| Miss Leah Eaton of Midland. =| ¢r ir. and Mrs. William Teague | rea InIsters Ortralts
Club meeting at 8 p.m. Wednes- Mrs. Jeanette C. Nelson at 2915 Norton Lawn Saturday. | DRAYTON PLAINS — A unique; Rev. W. J. Teeuwissen Jr. of
Gay in the high school gymnasium.| LAKE ORION — Service for) irs) Teague suffered slight | project began over a month ago| Drayton Plains Community United
The admission-tree meeting is| Mrs. Jeanette C. Nelson, 74. of facial burns when she discovered | 2. completed in time for the | Presbyterian Church, Rev. Wright Open to the public. 1540 Lapeer Rd., will be at 3 P. ™/ flames coming from an anteroom'| Faster holiday by Sayles Photog-| Va" Plew of Waterford Commun-
Tuesday at White Chapel Ceme-|of the home. Two parakeets were | p25, studio at 4431 Dixie Hwy. | ity Church and Rev. Waldo R. Hunt Receive Scholarshi tery, with arraignments by Mabley suffocated by. the smoke, according On display at the studio are ten | of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.

at Interlochen
FERNDALE — Janet Gochanour
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Air Reserve Squadron
_ Woman’s Club to Hold .
Benefit for Girlstown

Orion, and two sisters, Mrs. June
Kelly of Springfield, Ill. and Mrs.
-| Margaret Dinwiddie of Washing-
ton.
Mrs. Gorden Smith
WIXOM—Service for Mrs, Gor-
don (Barbara) Smith, 30, of 855
Benstein Rd., was scheduled for 3
She died Thursday.
Mrs, John P. Sexton
LAKE ORIO N— Service for

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‘ ‘ | Lakes Church, Lt. Rema Tellman
Congregational Women’s |
Unit Meets Wednesday | fwd in Proreotine Sich, will | Rev. Arvid Anderson of Christ

will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at |
the home of Mrs. Bruce Linsday |
Mrs. Mitchell Curry of Almont
will address the group on ‘‘Spirit- Portraits were made of the Rev.
| James E. Taulbee of First Bap- °
| tist Church, Rev. Henry Wrobbel
ve-| of Sugnyvale Chapel, Rev. Elden
,|V. M@dge of New Hope Bible
Church, Rev. Roy Lambert of
Pontiac Lake Community Church,
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; Relief Supplies:to Korean | Matias Pecitié Atiines: Two Deaths End Record .
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This would
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gem
: abecter of University
saide would make Ann Arbor
ceate the state
should there be atomic bombing
areas.
Roger B. Nelson, associate
Hospital sequins general
“The first thing we would have
to do at University Hospital is | be referred directly to the Univer.
mass-evacuate about 90 per cent of | Sity Hospital.
our present patients to dormitory
proved emergency use of three dor-
mitories which lie directly south of
the hospital should the state under-
go. atomic incident. Stockwell, Alice University Hospital Works
on A-Bomb Casualty Plan AN ARBOR —in the evet of yd, and Moder residence bate! BQICK ff] Politics atomic warfare the University of| have @ present total house ca-
re- Michigan's medical facilities would | pacity of 1,451.
Yniversity has ”
waved id 6 Sola den Ot cae ee Oe eae ates ae, to make emer
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rhs i row until their families could come | our staff,” stated Dr. Nelson. “To-
and transport them home." gether with junior and senior medi-
The remaining 10 per cent of|cal students, the hospital could
the hospital's patients are not | provide an emergency medical
capable of disc under any) staff of over 800 doctors.”
circumstances, he meet erttical nursing
University officials have ap- » oe i 4 t iv it

up with the fune=

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Every car, every station wagon, He is run-
every ambulance would be pressed the incumbent, Rep.
into service, meaning that Ann Ar-/ William N. Widnall, for the Repub-
bor would .be choked with traffic) lican nomination in the Tth district.
far exceeding that of an entire sea-| Widnall is backed by the party at
son of football Saturdays. state and local levels,
Dr. Nelson indicated that any} Thomas, 59, served seven terms
new -atomic development might/ in the House before he was con-
render the plan obsolete. “‘Today,”’ while
he said, “‘there must be more than
one ace in the hole i 5
: Parnell Thomas |f
Pardoned GOP Solon Running for Congress
| in New Jersey
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One of the minor problems con
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Mrs. D. J. MeD. “We're trying eral moderately new materials
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AS Divider _ | sivine sive ini protiem where te put things is perforated
bees} Ge. Gareaiine 4 walle. hardboard.
a natural finished divider This is a sheet of hardboard
separates the rosy orange painted | with holes drilled into it aboitit walls of the living area from 4/1 inch apart. Into these holes you
cheerful dining room paper. @/ insert various ginds of devices pattern called Good Morning in | which can be used to hang things
shades of soft brown and beige ' on or to hold them.
with touches of lemon and red| For example, if your problem
orange. | is where to hang pots and pans, a
i
things about the house, this, same
“The woodwork needs refinish- | ™ateria) with different hanging de-
ing. Would it look well painted? | Vices will do the Trick.
If so, what color? Dining room |
walls are blue.”
Where there is so much wood- |
work, and in a design you aren't
enthusiastic about, the best idea
} is to make it as inconspicuous as | of garden tool including the lawn-
| possible. Do this by painting it the | mower and garden hose.
| color of the walls. |
| Mrs. J. G. “I have just pur- | Perforated hardboard is easy to garage or basment and will take
care of just about every kind | THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1954
icut and to install.
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Tops in toppers is the prediction for this jaunty hip-
length short coat. Part of the formula for charming the
mid-teen is found in the luscious creaminess of blanket
fleece, The rest is the knowing way that high fashion treat-
ments are added . , . in row on row of stitching around the
collar for a yoked effect , .. and in the rows of stitching
| that pattern the cuffs.
It's sold at | hanging devices that fit imto the|
most lumber yards and with it! holes so that various articles can |
you can get the various kinds of | be hung.

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the color so very becom.
such a day and that you would like
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ding, then the wives need. net—te
included, unless you know them.
But if you are sending engraved
Charlotte Eldridge’s ‘The Godey | She refused to give in to self-!
“T have always thought that mak-|‘Lady Doll Book.”
ting dolls would be a fascinating| - pity, and before long she came
| across a Godey Lady Book, which This ts a charming how-to
| was a kind of fashion magazine in | book, with complete directions
and patterns for making and the 1850s.
dressing the delightful dolls In order to amuse herself and
which are based on the mid- her young daughter. Mrs. Eldridge |
19th Century Gedey ladies. | started trying to make miniature |
Eldridge xplicit di- Godey ladies. The story of how she
Me. . = went about it is hilarious. but she
eventually succeeded at it
| Next came the process of making
But more important, the story of | 1 lovely Victorian dresses.
Before she was finished, Mrs.
results, will be a great inspiration! Eidridge had- a hebby that
to you. | brought her fame, money and
In fact, any young mother at! great pleasure as well.
home, who wants and needs a| Now she not only writes and lec-
project. could learn a good deal tures about her dolls, but is be- from Mrs. Eldridge’s experience. sieged by doll buyers, arranges
r ’ Eldridge w | window, displays for department
Pride severe mine | stores, “and travels al) over the
which made it necessary for her | COuntry showing her dolls.
(Copyright, 1964)
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Make Sachet Placecards Here is an idéa sent im by Ann| and then put their names right
Stoddard of Milwaukee, Since I| om the sachets to also serve as
do not know much about sachets; placecards.
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