davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
CIVILIAN AGAIN

Former Cpl George Miyasato is
just plain "Mister' again He ar
rived home last week from Ladd
Field near FAN banks, with an hon
orable discharge from the Army in
his pocket
At present, he is taking life easy
for a while at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. William Smith, and get
ting used to sleeping later than
$50 in the morning. As yet his
plans are indefinite
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
MRS. DAN GROSS
ENTERTAINS FOR
DAUGHTERS BIRTHDAY

Mrs Dan Gross was hostess on
January 80 to a number of children
and their mothers to observe her
daughter. Janette's. fifth birthday.
Cup cakes and ice cream were
main features Of a lunch which
included all birthday trimmings
and favors for each child. Those
invited To HELM little Janette en-
iov the important date were Jackie
G~oss. P0maiue Gross. Penny Wick
man. Virginia Kuntz. Lily Pat
ewie. P"hbv Ann Lewis. Kenneth
LOWS Rehe"ca Stokes. Audrey
Tohneon and the honor guests sis
tor Pnoov Gross.
Nnfhe~e nresant were Mrs. Dick
"'etns Mrs. Kenneth Lewis and
Doualaq crnss.
sFoanwhi1a. in Pivarsida Gait
o~-,'" ~ d"-- -,aa aiso haino coll
h-otod h- LITTLE Tonnttn's pra-,,'-
'otio- Fo-raet Dewitt whose
hi-+bdo- s. ~ Tanuo~v - IT,. =
S~rhtaaIv thnuehf waves NJ greet
i"0v ond oood Wishes nassed one
another several times DURING the
afternoon from the two ceIebrants.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
WRAEGELL WOLVES
TAKE SOUTHERN
END HOOP TITLE

Topping Petersburg high school
By 81 to As score last Friday
night i'm Petersburg. the WraugeI
high school Wolves annexed the
basketball title for the southern
end Of the First Division. They are
ROW slated to play the north end
champions. apparently Douglas. for
the Southeast championship. Date
Of the north-south series has not
yet been set. Winner Of Southeast
tile will travel 10 the Westward
this year. probably TO Anchorage.
for the All-Alaska series.
This week end the Wolves are
playing a return engagement with
sitka high in the latter city. result
of which has no bearing en- tn
title. The locals took two games
from Sitka On their own floor here
a few weeks ago.
With big center Clint Miller
leading the attack with Is points.
the Wolves showed championship
class Friday night TO come out on
top Of a tightly fought game with
the neigbboring Vikings and assure
themselves of a crack at the South-
east title. The ruu-rua boys. for
ward Capt Harry Churchill and
little guard Earl Jenkins. gathered
mp = points between them -Har-
~ Il and Earl 10 - 10 pace big
Clint and make it a Wolves. even
ing. aided and abetted by Thorue
Ferguson. Neil French and Fred
Cunningham who tailed a total Of
l.
Tied up al the half time at %
all the Wolves forged ahead in the
third period to take a 37-83 Lead
and, slowed it away in the final
quarter at 52-4S.
Coasting ON their laurels with
everybody getting a chance TO play
Wrangell dropped the second game
Saturday night $40, big guard
Rayes of Petersburg and Wran-
CELLS Churchill taking honors for
the evening with 20 points each
Scoring First Night
Wraugell - Churchill Il: Jen-
kins 10. Miller 10; Ferguson 4
French .; Cunningham g.
Petersburg - Rayes 8 Nelson
S; Hall Il: Hestad 10; Tacabon 9.
Scoring Second Game
Wrangell - Churchill %; Jen-
kIns 3: Miller 9: Ferguson 4.
French Z; Cunningham 2
Petersburg - Raves 20: Smith
7; Hestad 9 Hall S: Tacabon 10.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
NEW MEMBERS ON
BOARD or DIRECTORS
OF WRAGGELL MILL

aLATTLE - The board af dir
eala.s OF AIaska-Wraueeu NH.
Inc. has announced thai two new
members have been elected to The
board They are u. e. Rice. sacaI-
lie sawm#a engineer. and AIHIen i.
Knee.and. Portland ore. attorney.
They were elected ta the hoard at
an annual Stockholders, meeting i'm
Seattle Jan H.
sand &c luf bJoos H.THE waists
The company. raoreauized a YEAR
aud a half ago owns mill Mt
Wranseu which il purchased from
the hands of IA government receiver
after fhe lasf war.
Die tors reelected were C. T.
Takahashi Seattle. operator of an
aspuEf-iuH5rf firm. Bert IaBran
Omaha faang.ar. C.. r.. Bordeaux.
a.sm5.a lumber and plvwood man
ufacturars UHo c. FoaeIslrom Seat
lie mmbeamaa. and John J. Lucas.
san Francisco investment banker.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
YEATS BTNKLEY
WEDDING TOMORROW
IT ST. PHILIPS CHURCH

The wedding Of Miss Mary Yeats
md Mr.W illiam Binkley will take
place tomorrow nigh at st. PhiI4
ms Church at Z p. m. All friends
Of the couple are invited and to the
reception which will follow in the
American Legion hall.
As her attendants Miss Yeats
has chosen Miss Peggy Price. as
bridesmaid; Mrs. Ralph Schulstad.
matron-of-honor and little Maggie
Hall. flower girl. The bride will be
given in marriage by Mr.. Ralph
Devenny.
Nj Ralph shulstad will usher
and Mrs. Berniee McCay will be
organist
On Tuesday evening the bride
elect was honored with a miscel-
laneous shower given by Mrs. Nor
ris Larson. Mrs. Ed Lowney and
Mrs. Ralph shulstad at the Larson
home Guests We're
Mesdames Al Binkley. Bob Room
ey Frank Wajda, Winston Davies.
Douglas Gross, Loyal Binkley
Ralph Devenny, Jim Gillen. Gordon
Rooney, Homer Rooney. Carl Brad
ley and the guest of honor.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
BANKER At SESSION
AFTER CRACKING"
HOMER BANK

JUNEAU Banker Marshall
Cruteher of Kodiak made delayed
arrival In juneau Ter the legislative
session after The toughest bank
cracking job Of his career
It was eHare chat neeessita,ed
drilling through q concrete wall in
To the main vault. cracking safe
and a faur-aay drilling job through
the four-iueh thickness of a hard
eued steel chest
The little town Of Homer ON tha
Renal peninsula was the scene. The
Bank OF Homer was the institution.
The head of the Bank OF Kodiak
related after arrival here how he
was summoned to Homer "a week
ago after the sudden death of Ar
thur T. Hewlett. 49-year-oId head
of the bank. from a heart attack.
10 one could nad any trace Of
where the Homer banker had LETT
any record of the yaaIr or SAT-
combination.
Then. as Crutcher related il in
explaining his delayed arrival lie
got a drilling expert to pierce thu
concrete wall of the vault from the
outside - in 10-degree cold. It wa
a lob an hour o.. So. - d .zi8u.#
matter compared with what vas to
follow.
Then the yanlt-craekar poked in
with a long red found the release
which is designed to free any bank
employee who might get locked in
the vault while someone else work
ed the vault handle from the ouI-
side.
The safe was next The combin-
alton baffled a locksmith Then he
noted a slight blemish on the safes
steel face. Ii was the open Sc
same. 50 1t covered a wooden plug
THAI had been inserted where the
safe once had been drilled. That
took care of the safe.
Then came the steel chest atop
it. which held the cash of the
three year old, youngest bank in
the Territory.
The locksmith got the best
steel drill he could find, Crutcher
explained He drilled for half an
hour with all the pressure he and
a helper could apply The drill
grew dull but you could rub d fin
er over the surface and barely fee
dent in the hardened steel /
came to Juneau and was advised
he finally drilled through it Wed
ne=day. four days later"
With a little outside help the
bank carried on throughout the ep-
ISOLDE.
Crutcher has been engaged this
week in rewriting the four-year-
old Territorial accountancy law,
which he describes as very unsat-
isfactory. He is head of the Terri
tolial board of accountancy. He
expects to be in Juneau throughout
the legislative session as legislative
representative for til e Alaska
Bankers Association.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
CIVIC CLUB WILL
MEET FEBRUARY z
F0R ROLL CALL

II will be a roll cal meeting on
February when the Wrangell
Women's Civic Club & Library As
ISOLATION meets in the American
Legion Dugout. The meeting Will
begin at 100 p. m.
Main program feature for the
afternoon will be a talk on art de-
livered by Mrs. Herschel Beane.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
BLINKER LIGHT
INSTALLED AT
GRANTS CORNER

Installation of the new blinker
light at Grants Corner was COM
pleted today by the city. the fire
department and the Alaska TeIe-
phone Corporation which cooperat-
ed on the project
The red light viii be flashed On
when fire equipment is moving in
to that part of town as a warningi
to motorists and pedestrians. All
vehicles are expected to stop i'm
mediately the signal is given to aa-
sure right-of-way for the fire
fighters.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
ARTIST WILL
BE HERE MARCH IL
INSTEAD OF MARCH 5

Mrs. John o. Bangeman. in charge
of Wrangell's Alsaka Music Trail
concerts, received notice today
from the booking agent in tfN
states that Wrangells next artist
will appear here on March II in
stead of on March as previously
scheduled.
The artist will be Pierre Samoan,
French pianist. whose extended APP
pearances in the states has delayed
his Alaska tour. the agent said.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
VANDALISM REPORTED
AT HARVEST BUNKHOUsE

Nineteen windows have b e n
broken in the harvest bunkhoife
by persons. presumably youngsters.
throwing rocks. Waterman Elmer
Bake of Harvest reported this
week. Rocks and glass were strewn
all over the place, Bake said.
Lo al authorities are working on
the case and arrests and prosecui-
ton are expected to follow.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
IMMUNIzATION CLINIC

Monthly Immunization Clinic for
infants and pre-school children
will be held at the Health Center
on Friday, Feb. Is from to IL a.
m.
Those planning to attend should
call Miss Annette jacobson at the
Health Center a few days in adj
vance for appointment.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
TICKET SALE DRAWING
NEXT SATURDAY, FEB. IA

Drawing in connection with the
ticket sale being conducted TO raise
funds TO send the town team to
the Juneau invitation basketball
tournament February %, has been
postponed until next Saturday,
Feb. Il. it is announced by mana
ger Alt More.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
COULTERs TO SEATTLE

Mr.. and A.s. Jim Coulter flew
to Seattle NeInas ~ ON combin-
ed business and pleasu e TRIP.
Coulter is Uuoa oil agent here
and Mrs.C cutter, wh3 operates the
Gift Shop will visit various mark
cts to purchase stock for her store
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
DURYEA THROUGH TOWN

Alaska Steamship Company re-
Cowboy Duryea was.
through Wrangell this week aboard
the Square Knot. calling on agents
IN Southeast ports.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
ARLEN NEWMAN
CELEBRATES 5th BIRTHDAY

Arlen Neyman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Neyman, observed his
fifth birthday yesterday with a
special dinner given by his family.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
TO SEATTLE

Capt. Andy Johnson, veteran To-
cal boat skipper, flew to Seattle on
Monday following close Of the trap
ping season.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
FROM PETERSBURG

Richard Paul flew from Peters
to Wrangell Yesterday via Ellis Air
Line. - 49,
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
Property Tax May Go

Eleven Senators are reported to
be backing the measure to repef1
the one Der cent property tax
which has been in the courts since
its enactment in 1919. There is said
to be a rather strong sentiment in
the House for similar action.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
,ARk,nston, A'''"s''"
pIAYLANlD
Opens To"0'''"

this exelVns
e; !: :::: : ::
row!
Evening star., 1953-10-30
1925 Foam Cushion Sofas
-Choice of 3 Styles
1895

Last day to buy these de luxe sofas for such
"a low, low price! Take your pick of Law
son, T-Cushion and Duchess styles in lus-
cious wool friezes, matelasses, boucles. All
with ever-plump foam rubber cushions
won't sag, never known to wear out. Red,
grey, green, toast and persimmon but not
all colors in all styles. Come early for your
saving selections!
The Hecht Co.. Fourth Floor, Washington and
PARKington; Third Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1953-10-30
1895 Solid Hordrock
Maple Bedroom Units
59.95 Each

Save $40 on each piece. Lovely Early
American chest, dresser base desk-chest,
droplid desk, vanity desk or bed with night
table-last day to buy these handsome
pieces for the low Hecht Month price
Solid hardrock maple, finished to warm
tone richness. Limited quantity.
The Hecht Co., Fourth Floor, Washington and
PARKington; Third Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1953-10-30
'Lotex Hair Top "Dovo-
Lounge" Sleeps One
1898

Whisk off the pegged-in back, and this
handsome Davo-Lounge is a big 74"x3O"
single bed! Plump latex hair topping has
firm springiness that's comfortable for
seating or sleeping, firming spring edge
prevents sagging. In short.knub "frez-
ette", luscious colors.
The Hecht CO., Fourth Floor, Washington and
PARKington; Third Floor, Stluer Spring
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Firm Eclipse Mattress
Is Topped With NYL0N!
N~ nm

Last day to buy this famous Eclipse Ortho-
Firm mattress at this low price! Ortho-
pedic specialists helped Eclipse design it,
approved the many layers of firm springy
nylon that tops the resilient innersprings.
Ticking is nylon and cotton damask! Twin,
double. Matching box spring
The Hecht Co.. Fourth Floor, Washington and
PARKington; Third Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1953-10-30

First quoIity washable borkcIoth! Vot-dyed.
preshrunk, 48" wide Mony potterns and eolors.
9th Floor. Washington; Srd Floor. SiIver Spring and
PARKingtoH
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
Unique Casting

LONDON R-Yes, 1t is possible
90 fish in the Thames River from
Che roof of the Savoy Hotel. rem
4ezvous of the theatrical folk in
Che British capital.
Col. Edmond Drury proved It
sunday by casting a two-ounce
lead sinker six feet into the Thames
with a ten and 4 half foot salmon
rod.
1t settled bet-rumored to be
5000 pounds, or $2,SOo-made bv
two revelers recently at a SAVOY
Dorty.
The Savoy roof is $50 feet high
end the hotel stands 26l feet from
ne bank of the Thames.
Col. Edmond Drury provided II
ScremoSt flycasting experts,
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14

.MoutOn Twins
Home
From Hospital

NEW ORLEANS P-The Mouton
Siamese twins-now normal, hap
py baby girls after their historic
separation-will leave the hospital
for their home in LAFAYETTE today.
Catherine Anne and Carolyn
Anne, daughters of Mayor and
Mrs. Ashton Mouion of Lafayette,
are leaving here much sooner than
physicians expected.
"But they have improved so rap
idly, so much better than ex-
pected," explained DR.. L. L.
Weissmiller, director of Ochsner
Foundation Hospital. "They are
completely out of danger now"
DR.. Weissmiller said the girls
were completely normal and hap
py in every respect. They play
with toys, enjoy being fondled by
their nurses and have very sunny
dispositions.
The girls were joined near the
base of the spine at birth July %.
They shared a common lower in
testinal tract while the sacrum,
a part of the lower vertebrae, was
fused. They also were connected
in the dural sac, the covering of
the spinal cord at the lower end.
A team of eight surgeons sepa-
rated them Sept. II. One staff sur.
geon said the survival of both girls
wrote a new page in medical his
tory. To his knowledge, both twins
had never survived such an opera
ton.
Evidence of their good health
was sene in their rapid gain in
weight. At birth, together they
weighed IL pounds 8 ounces. Cath
crime Anne now weighs 9 pounds
and Carolyn Anne weighs 8 pounds
1914 ounces.
They will be brought back here
periodically for checkups. More
surgery on the intestinal tract is
necessary to complete the oprea-
ton, but DR.. Weissmiller said that
is several months away.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
Objective View OF
Federal Govt Asked

ARDMORE, Okla. PA call for
more objective political reporting
was made yesterday by Harold E.
Fellows, Washington, D. c., presi-
dent of the National Association
of Radio and Television Broad
casters.
He told the annual Oklahoma
Kansas district convention:
ut does seem to me that our
public media, speaking in general
terms, have need to be somewhat
more objective in reporting the ac-
hvities of our federal government. 4"
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
He's Convinced

CUSHING, Okla. IA 7-year-
old boy, skeptical after receiving
a fire chiefs lecture on the dan.
gers of playing with matches
around The house, set fire to his
family home, explaining later:
! wanted to find out if they
were telling the truth. He sure
was right"
The youngster got his second
FIRE prevention lesson at home
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
BRIDGE is MOVED

MYToN, Utah R-Sometimes a
tamiliar road can fool you, Roy
Mckinnon of Price, Utah, learned
Monday.
Driving to Myton, McKinnon ap-
proached bridge near here only
10 discover-too late-that the
bridge was removed a year and
q hah ago.
Y always used to come into
Ayton this way" he told rescuers
ss they hauled him from the
stream.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
TODAY'S
BUSINESS
MIRROR
uy SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK B-BusineSs steps
into the final 1853 quarter today
with some persons so intent on a
possible twist in the trail that they
may be missing the view from the
high plateau.
Reports now being released tend
TO stress slight cutbacks from pre-
yious records, or any slowing
down in the rate Of increase. The
trend Is important to businessmen,
Of course, since they have to guess
ahead or find their planning has
gone very sour. But at the mo-
ment business a. q whole Is doing
mighty well.
Let's look at some of the reports
released today: Industrial prodlc-
ton as a whole, employment,
steel production, oil production,
electric pover output, retail trade,
business leans, consumer credit.
The headlines are likely to stress
the trend since a week ago or a
month ago, or high point in the
spring. Tne actual figures, how
ever, stay very high, and in most
cases above those Of this time a
year ago.
Whatever the trend in this final
business quarter Of 1858, the start
is from a very high plateau and
the trail for the next three months
appears to offer few sharp grades.
The industrial production index
of the Federal Reserve Board
slipped in September below the
figure in Augusta trend con-
trary to the usual one in the fall.
But the index is at 234 per cent
of the 1859 average. And a year
ago it stood at 228 per cent. Out
put Is still nicely higher than last
year.
Employment didn't pick up this
fall as expected. But it's still at
a record high. Layoffs in some
plants have been stressed.
Electric power output slipped
slightly last, week. But it is still
10 per cent higher than this time
last year.
Retail trade slowed down in late
summer. Blu: it is picking up now
and merchants expect that this
month it will run four per cent
ahead of last year.
Business loans took tumble
last week. The Federal Reserve
Board reports it as one of the
largest weekly drops on record
and business loans are supposed
TO go up at this time Of year. But
at % billion dollars, loans are still
Ia billion dollars above a year
ago.
Check volume handled by banks
slipped from previous highs this
summer. But II is 10 per cent
higher than year ago.
Consumer credit-on which much
of present retail prosperity is
based-slowed its rate of increase
during August. But it climbed to
a record high of nearly 27l4 bill
lion dollars. And that's around 4la
billion dollars higher than a year
ago. The consuming public is still
buying-wheiher cash or on the
cuff.
The height Of the plateau nat:
urally doesn't contradict the ma.
ture of the trend developing. But
ut such a height, a little sagging
needn't be a reason for exaggerat.
Cd fears.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14

APTS. for rent. Key West and Big
Coppit Key. Call 2-6982. oct14-3t
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
Full Report Made

ROSWELL, n. n. lR-City fire.
men, making report on a tree
Top blaze. dutifully entered the
word birds" on line calling for
Occupants"
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES
(cOETINuEDl

yidual lot intact Lots viii not be
broken into individual or separate
Items. Sale TO be held Thursday, Oct
20, 1898 between legal hours Of sale
namely 10 am. to pm. at the
warehouse of Suddath OF South
FLORIDA, incorporated, Second and
Staples Avenue, Key West Florida:
Robert Kelly, lot s44, consist
ing OF 10 miscellaneous cartons
unknown. E. Abernatha, lot SIS.
consisting OF several cartons,
barrels, and sports equipment.
NJ. Aosko, lot 7s3. consisting OF
two crates. A. q. Pribble, lot
1898, consisting OF kitchen, liv-
ing room and two bedrooms OF
furniture. ii. Ryan, lot 1902, con-
sisting OF chairs. chests. bed.
couch. high chair, toys, barrels
and cartons.
sept23-sO; ;oct7-14-21.1s53
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1854
KENNETH LEROY PATE,
VS. DIVORCE
Defendant
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: SHIRLEY DEAN PATE
Lowland, North Carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED TO SERVE copy
of your Answer to the Complaint
for Divorce on the plaintiffs At
torney. and to file the, original An
swer in the office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court on or before the
End day of November. AID. 1893, IN
the above entitled cause. otherwise
the allegations therein Will be tax
en- as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida: this
29th day of September, A.D: 1929.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) ALLAN b. CLEARE, JR.
Attorney for Plaintiff
604 whitehead Street
Key West Florida ,aze
: sept30:oct7-14-2l,l95S
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14

2 BEDROOM apt. furn. Utilities in
cluded. Inquire 1919 Duval st.
oct13-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
LEGAL NOTICE

For sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, the below listed
storage lots Same being sold to
satisfy storage and miscellaneous
charges. These lots consist Of
household goods and or personal ef-
fects and wiIl As sold bv the indt-
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14

COMPLETELY furnished one bed
room cottage. Low summer
rates. Private beach. Lords Beach
Court, corner South and Elizabeth
Streets. Phone 2-2S29. sept30.tf
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14

COMPLETELY furn. airy one bed
room cottage. In select neighbor-
hood. Couple only. No pets. Apply
S7l1 Eagle Ave. oct13 stx
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
4-HOuses For Rent

FURNISHED house. 1912 Packer
81. octl3-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14
9-Female Help Wanted

ARTHUR MURRAY needs women,
Is to %. Neat and intelligent.
Full or part time. Apply 100 500,
SIT Duval st. oct9-6t
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14

2 BEDROOM, Sunshine home.
Convenient terms. Phone 2-3s57.
octS-tf
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-14

3 BEDROOM. 2 bath CHS. house
with screened porch and car
porte. Large lot. Immediate oc.
cupancy. 1717 South ST. Phone
2-7079. octl0-n