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I. CANADIAN SUBSCRIBERS ATTENTION: We are getting more and more canadian sisters on our roles. Due to the recent currency changes $4 Canadian does not come out as $4 U.S. I have not penalized any one because I know how anxious you are for the publications. But receiving only 90% of the subscription fee is rather rough. It would be appreciated if you would make this allowance when paying. II. NOW ITS JOYCE AND VIRGINIA: Bob-Barbara Elin, is no longer with Chevalier Publications, having left us for more fertile econ- omic fields about a month ago. As many couples have before them and in spite of the good wishes of all of you, Bob and Joyce dis- covered many incompatibilities between them and have gone their seperate ways. That TVism was not the cause is evident from the fact that Joyce remains with us, assuming most of Bob's former ac- tivities. Where we were 2 people before we are only 2 now and the work load increases with our activities. Although Joyce works full time for Chevalier, Virginia's brother Charles must hold down a full time job elsewhere so that he only allows her evenings, be- fore breakfast and parts of weekends to do her bit for the cause. This is mentioned because some of you are evidently under the im- pression that Chevalier is a full-time project of Virginia's. It is not and it will be a long time before its income equals that of Charles' job. So when you dont get letters answered or other things done that you feel or have asked Virginia to do for you please understand how it is. Both Joyce and I will do our best, but there is a mountain of work here, and much of it voluntary, gratuitous and merely helpful to the cause in general and in many cases to individuals personally.
III. YOU CAN HELP THE FIGHT: A Judge in Orange, Texas by the name of Sid Caillavet recently sentenced several young boys 8-12 years old to wear dresses for a month and threatened court action against the parents if they did not enforce the order. I took time out to write the Judge and also the town's newspaper, The Leader, objecting to this kind of punishment pointing our the troubled life it could lead to. I also pointed out the contradiction between a court ordering a boy into dresses at age 10 and then when he is caught
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