[Journal, 1967] (Marian Anderson Notebooks, Journals, and Diaries)

[Journal, 1967]

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I. MALASTER Fine Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Dairy Products amperand Frozen Foods Received Daily 1420 MADISON AVENUE Tels. ATwater 9-4580-1 Cor. 98th Street Bills Must Be Paid Weekly New York 29,________________________________196

Sold to______________________________________ Address_____________________________________

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 All Orders Promptly Delivered No. 43892 (anchor symbol)THE POTTER PRESS BOSTON

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"Time driveth onward fast....what is it that will last?" - Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Modern insurance can allay some of the uncertainty of "what is it that will last."

It's a computer-age of specialization, and your independent insurance counselor is a specialist who works best to serve your individual insurance needs. He's an independent businessman who represents you. At the same time he enjoys a sound working relationship with many insurance companies. That is why he can offer the kind of individual program you need to protect your family, your home, your business.

And should a claim arise, he's your friend in need, ready to serve your best interests with a prompt and fair settlement.

Standing behind your local independent counselor are respected firms such as the Fireman's Fund American Insurance Companies. Now in its second century of service The Fund stands among the industry's leaders, backed by assets of over one billion dollars.

FIREMAN'S FUND AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICE - SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

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