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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

Mandatory automobile driver
training in high schools
certain aspects of bill aimed
at former members of subver-
sive organizations
"A bill which would give schol-
arships only to prospective
teachers, for public schools.
The various questions dis
eussed by the conference were
grouped under four headings:
Social Action, Social Welfare,
Hospitals and Education.
Social Action
The OCWC stand on FEP and
Fright to Work" legislation re-
iterated a position which the con-
ference took two years ago.
In approving a senate bill set.
ting minimum wage of not less
than rs cents an hour, OCWC not
ed that the bill would also ex-
tend the power of state boards to
every occupational group
Also approved was a house
bill providing that the net in
come allowable for tenants in
metropolitan authority housing
be raised to $1,000, plus 5000
for each minor dependent.
Special Welfare
A House bill removing the S65
ceiling on Aid for the Aged and
Blind was supported by the con-
ference. 1t was said that such a
bill would remove unre .listic cell
ings and base appropriations on
actual needs. Limitation on other
income and resources of the re-
cipients would be raised to a
ST 200 maximum. The proposed
bill for eliminating citizenship
requirements was also recon-
mended.
Noting that any law holding
parents liable for damages viii.
fully and malicioUsly occasion.
ed by . minor dependent does
not solve the juvenile deIin-
aueney problem, the assembly
neverfheIess voiced approval Of
holding those parents respon-
sible who have failed or neglect
ed TO exercise reasonable par.
entail control and authority.
Members of the conference rec
ognized the need for the revision
of immigration laws and express
ed the hope that the Legislature
would send a resolution to the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

Firemen believe the fire began
on the second floor which was be-
ing remodeled, but the cause is
undetermined.
Father Wellnitz is presently re-
siding at ST. Margaret of Cortona
rectory, San Margherita, until
other arrangements are made.
st. Brendan's parish was form
ed last June by Bishop Ready.
Mass will continue to be offered
in the American Legion Hall in
Dublin.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

temporary residence of Father
Wellnitz who had been named
pastor of the newly formed parish
last June. According to the pastor
who praised the fire fighters
work, the blaze was beyond con.
troll.
Il was on the first floor" Fa-
ther Wellnitz said, land just had
time enough to get out of the
house"
I'VE lost everything" he
said. Books. furniture, type.
writer, Just everything"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Newspaper Survey Cites
Catholic African Editor

WASHINGTON, - (NCl - A
newspaper, owned and edited by
a Catholic African editor, has
been cited as the best independ-
ent African paper in Tanganika
by Ruth Sloan Associates.
The newspaper is "Bukya Ma
Gandi," property of Ewald r..
Munseri, young Catholic journal
ist and father of five children,
who spent six weeks in this coun-
try last year under the sponsor
ship of the Maryknoll Fathers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

Two ArchbIshops, six Bish.
ops and priests and Catholic
laymen representing the six
Ohio dioeeses, attended the
meeting. which dealt chiefly
with legislation now before the
Ohio Legislature.
The statement on publications
and entertainment sserte e d !:
while we recognize that the chief
responsibility rests on parents
and public opinion for all forms
of public entertainment, includ-
ing films, television and litera-
ture, we hold the firm convic-
ton that public authority cannot
be absolved from its own direct
responsibility for maintaining
the highest standards of public
decency and morality.
THE efforts Of Legislators TO
safeguard deceney in all public
exhibitions in films and print
ed matter deserve wide and
vigorous public support"
A highlight of the meeting was
the naming of new OCWC ex-
ecutive secretary. He is James ].
Hollern of Columbus, who has
served for several years as ex-
ecutive assistant to the state di-
rector of public welfare. The first
layman to be appointed to the
OCWC post, he succeeds Monsig.
nor John Staunton of Cincinnati,
who was OCWC executive secre-
tary for more than 10 years be-
fore he left the position several
months ago to become. pastor of
Cincinnati parish.
After considering legislative
proposals now before the Ohio
legislature, the Conference ex-
pressed itself in favor of:
Fair employment practices
legislation
A higher minimum wage in
the state
A higher ceiling on aid TO
fhe aged and blind
"A law making parents liable
for vandalism of their chill.
dren
A revision of national immi-
grafton policies
Aid for the education Of
nurses
Temporary eerfifieafion for
teachers
OCWC opposed:
to work. legislation
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
New Executive Secretary Named
'OCWC Asks Legislation to Guard
Decency in TV, Literature, Films

Vigorous public support should be given to legislation
which would safeguard decency in publications and in
entertainment, the Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference
declared after tWo-day meeting here this week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Fire Cuts Rectory
At St. Brendan, Dublin

DUBLIN-Fire wiped out the rectory of st Brendans
parish 4018 Tuer Road Dublin last week. destroying all
the possessions of Fr. Michael Wellntz pastor
Firemen from Washington and Sharon Townships
fought the blaze which Quilted the old twostory 20room
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Archbishop
Challenges
UNOpponents
Archbishop Lucey Says Too
Few Know United Nations

CHICAGO = NC = Catholic preate challenged
opponents to United States participation in the United Ma
tons to tell frankly how survive alone in
tragic and troubled world
Archbishop Robert E. Lueey of San Antonio made the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Confirmation Schedule
Bishop Ready

Holy Gross, Columbus
Holy Spirit, Columbus
Corpus Christi. Columbus
Saint Joseph, Plain City
Our Lady OF Sorrows,
West Portsmouth
, 1957-07-01
Brodhursts Printery offers i.
FINE QUALITY PRINTING
~~~1 49,. at the mort Reasonable Price

our men have spent more than a
quarter of a century in service
They have given the best years
of their lives to the department.
They have worked in an r
when crime was not as much Of
q profession as it is now, and
when society was not as complex
as it is today.
Our men cannot be summarily
dismissed. They are entitled to
some protection in the twilight OF
their years. Yet, we realize that
society does not stop coldly in its
tracks. Progress does not wait for
the sluggard, the weak, or the un-
trained to catch up. Life goes for
ward, and time waits for no man.
We are constantly working to-
ward a modern and up-to-date
police and fire department We
need young men with at least a
minimum of secondary school
training. 1t takes five years to
train a good policeman. Our sal
airy scale must be attractive and
flexible. We have to provide
specialized training, and we must
PROFESSIONALISM. our law enforce
ment agency, We should rewrite
our retirement laws and, last but
not least, we must keep our eyes
focused on better housing and
more modern equipment for our
divisions in the Department OF
Public Safety.
If we can achieve these goals,
gentlemen, / can assure you that
the ten-year program which we
envision will fashion for you one
of the most striking and telling
safety organizations of which all
people of the Virgin Islands shall
be justly proud.
Thank you for your kind
attention.
, 1957-07-01

service to the people residing in
the outlying districts. It is our
hope that within the next month
or tWo-and / trust not longer
we will be able to purchase a two
Thousand gallon Water Tank
truck which will be capable of
rendering invaluable service to
homes which have been hitherto
left unaided.
This in and of itself is a def
mite contribution. You r. all
familiar with cane fires. Some
times they come dangerously
close to the squatters home and
many times we have witnessed
these roaring flames engulf the
life savings and furnishings of a
poor defenseless citizen.
This is the type Of protection,
the type of safety we are endea-
voring to provide you with. Do
not believe that we shall ever
forget our responsibility Dr. our
duty as public servants. We can
not do the impossible. We can
give you the best we have by rea-
son of the training and expert
ence we possess, but we depend
upon your cooperation, your help,
and your understanding of human
deficiencies and human weak
|nesSes.
In conclusion, let me recite
quickly some of our goals. Addi-
tional men, modern equipment,
motorized units, trained person
mel, a crime lab. better public re-
lations, closer cooperation and a
more genuine understanding be-
tween the citizen and the law en-
forcement officer.
The laws on our statute books
should offer more security to our
law enforcement agents and other
J governmental employees. Many Of
, 1957-07-01
Concluded from Saturday,

Before, / leave the subject of
police work, let me tell you that
we are seriously considering the
rotation of some officers among
the islands. That, of course, will
be greatly dependent upon our
ability to adjust our fiscal pro-
gram. However, we feel that such
rotation is very important for two
reasons. First, in the event of dis
aster and, secondly, because we
have a common interest in the
future of our islands.
We do not look upon this beau
tiful land as the island of Saint
Croix or upon that lush strip of
land forty miles to the north of
you as Saint Thomas, or even
that area which now boasts of a
National Park as St. John. These
are the Virgin Islands, and the
safety and well-being of all its
citizens are our primary concern.
Consequently, it is the feeling of
our department that our law en-
forcement agents should be equal
" familiar with every strip of
beach, every home, every business
and every spot of amusement as
they are with the land in which
they were born and raised. If we
can accomplish this, gentlemen, I
think we shall have contributed
much to the principle of unifica-
ton
In passing let me tell you of
one additional contribution which
your Department of Public Safety
is making in its attempt to bring
a greater degree of safety and Sc
curity to your citizens.
Our present plans are to estah-
lish a mid-island fire station
which will be capable of render
ing prompter. and more efficient
, 1957-07-01

Dabbling in the stock market is
one way TO find out that Wall
Street doesn't connect with Easy
Street.
, 1957-07-01
D E ISLAM S

by Z.
Nanette Guide Bayne
Untouched enticing Virgins. soft you lie
Upon the pulsing bosom Of the blue,
Your vestal loneliness a vernal surge
Forever stirred by tender ~zephyring
Which flowers INTO ardent blooms by day
And mystic traceries pertaining night,
With heady fragrance waking every sense
To sweet submergence in your fervid charm.
Charlotte Amalie, Empress of the Isles,
Thrice crowned in emerald glory at high noon,
Then diademed beneath a saffron moon,
And canopied by radiant gems of heaven, t'
sss
Your teeming port, a picture, and a boon,
With precious argoses from seven seas
Tossed on the counters OF your magic shops
Enhancing travellers with a heap of dreams. %f
, 1957-07-01
l PAY CASH

For old iron rockers, iron
sugar kettles or "coppers,"
iron cannon, iron safes or
strong boxes, plantation
bells, D a n j 5 h scale
weights, drip stones or
filters, marblestone 0 r
b~ulletwood mortars, and
old maps.
Bruce L
No. / Church, ST., C'sted
Never judge a man by his ac-
lions when he is away from home.
, 1957-07-01
ADDRESS

to the Chamber of Commerce
LEON A. MANSON
Commissioner of Public Safety
June IS, 1857
, 1957-07-01

Never judge a man by his ac-
lions when he is away from home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Hackers Ask
Rate Hearing

Five cab drivers. representing
about half Of the city's 10000
taxi operators, yesterday filed q
request with the District Public
Utilities Commission for Q rate
hearing.
Asking for the hearing. in
which they will ask an increase
in zone fares. are Dan Angelotti.
william Wright. John Spencer.
Green Bohon. and John Bridge
man.
The taxi group disclosed to The
Star a week ago that they would
seek increases Of 10 cents In
single fares and 5 cents per
person for group riders. This
would mean. If granted, an in
crease from 80 to 50 cents per
person for group riders in the
first zone and raise from 20
to so cents for a single rider in
the first zone. The city now has
only one fifth zone. in the Blue
Plains section. and the taxi group
will propose addition Of a nth
zone in the Northwest section Of
the city.
Under the proposals outlined
a week ago. this zone would run
from Military road north to the
District line along Eastern and
Western avenues in the Chevy
Chase area. The fare for q single |
rider In the fifth zone now is
$1.20. Under the proposal, 1t
would 60 to $50. The fare per
person for group riding to the
nth zone Is 70 cents and would
60 to rs cents.
The taxi group requesting the
rate hearing has raised about
$500 toward the cost Of studies |
required by the Utilities Com
mission in such hearings. In
these studies. the commission |
makes a survey Of distances. pro-
posed zone changes and other
factors.
The group seeking the rate in
crease said it was making the
request for q hearing because
there appeared to be little chance
Of congressional action in this
session on taxi legislation or the |
fare system. A report prepared
by House District Committee
Clerk william M. Mcleod. which
recommends taxi meters. still has
not been released. A group Of
taxi men opposed to the zone
fare system Is calling for the re-
lease Of this report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

Under D. c. ldtD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. matt three fun days
and receive the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Stewart Terrell Carter. 10. Toccoa. Ga.
and Hilda Miller. IS. 1880 Massaehus-
etts ave. nv.
and Annie Doris Ward. Is, i2is
:. Staples st. ne.
Elvin Ulysses johnson. 2s. 1910 Raums
St ST. ne, and Annie Bell Freer. rs.
Demetrios /. bespotides. 90, and Kaliopi
Nieholaos Santorineos. rs. both Of 1870
Tyrone Howard d' shrsder. Is. $3.50 10Th
g. ne, and Justine Viola Simon. IL.
5000 10th st. ne.
ave. NV. and Helen sin n3Ss l: %.
LLOYD Junior ie 3 Boi In; %. and Kathryn
Louise Garbart, 10. both Of Arlington.
Gordon Edward Robinson. 20. Nuttinss
Dermott. %. IOl North Carolina
Robert Frederick Prinele, rs. 4214 sih
St nv. and Patricia Ann Gaines. 30. !
. u. z.
pI Sc. and Betty Esther Si Wis %iiston. D IL.
6l9 Tewksberry pl. NV. -.
s.E'. and Ba1sbra 'l Ann. Raymond mo Is.
Ernes. Copeland, 81 81 T st. nv. and
Mi saEssrs o sS5I 70 cs re ss r. bo1
1858 Nj. oiivet I'd ne
A. end u.i.1s Vvo,r. isnS.er
Ray Charles Robinson. 80. 1885 North
SoSniiscnIo s st.; and Dorothy Mae White.
ton, va. and Julia Kimbali Anderson.
Robert e; Sgi .s S SssS;SS s sa,s TN
ne. and Maryann Robillard. "a, CHEVY
Chase. Nd,
Raymond WILEY Morris orr, 2si So Quincy
Richard Eugene kvosh.. rs. Lor.on.
Va. and Betty joyce sehuizs. rs.
Louis voron. 49, 30" 1888 Alton pl. nv.
ssTn .s, Shirley Mae Gentleman. &c.
ytn HiSnT 4 si,, va "a asa4 ,,,b At NJ
and Jessie - Ma: Life. %. Is iYloridi
james E;I:S:,ssh cs1D4 as 81, sns I, 1 x;
cisrs ae Il Lee e. Mshone,. r. %. 40 v
&: nv. and Arlene Payne. Is. aio
DssiSI E ss Myers ,, e n IVES. N,.s:.sc
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ne and BsTssr. Ann Barro~s ~.
ori.i Ofp .nni sM e5cnald r % asso
IT, 1901 Valley ave. &c. e." ""0'
~ nv, end Mary Ruth williams.
JAZZ +. f SSts att NJ 81 LGrsll. Riley
George Albert King, 81. Pals Church.
and Nancy Lois Pearee. 81. Dunmore,
Lester Paul Bueher, 81. sunbury Pa
and KAtherine Sterling Iglehart. 10.
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ssSs4a s ssS M. q. INV. Hs'''' he''n' "a
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Philip Norman Pissoferrsto. II. I72s
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Milton Charles Payne. 80. and Annie
Marsaret Wooifrey. 10. both Of Alex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

feel all velvet and silk all soft and smooth. Just the
most pampered, the most spoiled girliest girl in the
world Darling I'm purring.
And won't even have to scrub out the tub when
I'm through DOVE leaves no bathtub ring It says 80
right here on the package. Such an enchanting pack
age, too-al pale blue and gold.
Sweet, can't imagine why used to save DOVE
only for my face. Soap is soap, but bath with DOVE
is heaven!
And just think, darling-tomorow night, can do
it again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
more things are
wrought by prayer

Members of Prayer Fellowship
have seen their prayers cure al
coholics, restore broken homes,
even overcome illness.
June Readers Digest tells
how a group in Philadelphia
praying each day for people all
over the US. lis reaffirming
an age-old truth: the healing
power Of prayer.
Get June Readers Digest at
your newsstand today: ~ arti-
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condensed TO save your time.
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on CHS radio. Tune In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
Darling, I'm having the most
extraordinary experience.
Tn, head oUer heels in DOVE!

mares or something MIXED every day for her bath?
Well darling, I'm all over cream. Just imagine
cream tip to toe. Arms Legs All of me!
And clean! Just the cleanest girl I've ever BEEN
Smothered in suds. Why honey, DOVE makes suds as
quick as bubble bath. Coolies of suds. Oceans Of
don't know what ever did to deserve DOVE!
Did tell you that DOVE is sort of me-shaped? That
it's curved to fit my hand so it doesn't keep sthering
away in the tub?
And you know how soap leaves your skin so drH
That nasty stretched feeling? Well, DOVE makes me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

You can buy the remarkable bath and toilet bar
called DOVE today at your favorite store DOVE is a
completely new formula makes rich lather in hard
est water And because creams your skin while you
bathe DOVE good for your skin Lever Brothers makers
of DOVE, guarantee that is better for your face
your hands all of YOU than regular toilet SOAP If you
don't agree, well give you back every penny you paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23

No, darlng-DovE. Dixie in delicious.
told you, sweet. I'm in the tub Taking bath.
A DOVE bath-my very first. And what positively
gorgeous time I'm having! It's just as if I'd never
really bathed before!
No, dear, it isn't soap. Soap was never like this
So wickedly creamy.
That man on television said that DOVE is one
quarter cleansing cream-that it actually creams my
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-23
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldto couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. matt three fun days
and recetue the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
MODERN SUPERMARKET

NE. 1924. DESIRABLE EAST CLEVE-
LAND LOCATION: Fully equipped.
OWNER WILL FINANCE with the
purchase OF approximately $4,000
inventory. bGlonce Of $4,000 on
reasonable terms to qualified buyer.
Mdy accept real estate in trode.
S225, 900 to s25o.ooo ANNUAL
GROSS SALES. Commercial rebate
pay rent and utilities. 5-Yeor leose
ovoilable. AN EXCELLENT OpPOR-
TUNITY. E. L. JAMES. KE. l-4e22.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
FRAME AND BRICK RANCH

NE. 4070. Frame and brick with
full basement. on lo0x30o-ft. wooded
lot; attached 2-cdr garage; q beuuti-
full suburban atmosphere in the city.
This vacant chormer at S22.900 is
wditing for your furniture. E. L.
JAMES, KE. l-4922.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
HIGH ON THE HILL

NE. 1895. High in Indidn Hills is
nestled this beautiful ranch type
with full divided basement and 2
cor ottoched garage. Perfect layout
for either lGrqs OF small fumily.
Existing 3-bedroom accommodation
eon be costly expanded to 4 bed
rooms and 2 baths depending on
your needs. Let US tell you more
about it. Price S2e.soo. E. L. JAMES.
KE, l-4922.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
ST. cHRIsrINES PARISH

Loevly bedroom bungalow with
expansion up; full basement with
poneled recreotion room: fenced In
yord. III cor garage. with patio;
oluminum storms and screens. plus
awnings: this Is truly dreom
house and we will be proud to
escort you through. PAGE. KE.
l-l03O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
EUCLID BUNGALOW

See this 2-Yeor-old well-consuucted
home, built on 30x32-ft. foundo-
ton. lorge kitchen and living room.
2 bedrooms down with expansion
up; full basement. aluminium storms
and screens, double garage. close
10 oil conveniences; owner moving
10 west side. quick possession. Ask
inc S2l, 800. PAGE. KE. l-lo30.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
Little Jack Horner, Sat in a Corner,
Trying To Purchase Home,
The Financing Threw Him
We Flew To Rescue Him
And Now He's Installed In His Own.


On one acre. You owe II to your
self to see this wonderful property.
2 ldrge bedrooms. mammoth living
room with stone fireplace. full dining
room. 2 full tiled baths. screened
porches with tiled floors and a sun
porch oil downstoirs. Upstdirs has
bedrooms. plus 2 extra rooms.
FULL BASEMENT. privots beach and
q breokwoll for the finest boating
and swimming pleasures. Double
goroge. Coll VIII. 4-o2oo for an
appointment. Only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18

Will buy this 2-bedroom home with
expansion and heat on End floor.
The rooms ore spacious and very
clean. Tiled bath. Only wears
old. Situdted on lot 1913 fl. deep.
Storms and screens included in this
low price OF $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
S2500 Down
Full Basement

This lovely frame home hos 2 lorge
bedrooms. stoirwoY to expansion.
large living room. large kitchen.
Breezewoy connects garage TO home.
Very desirable Location. Lot 6ox250.
Londscoping done in good taste.
Only Sl7.4o0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
WilloughbY -
rrume ond Brick Ronch

3 large bedrooms, spacious living
room with wood-burnine fireplace.
full dining room. portiol basement.
attached garage. front and back
potios. Storms and screens plus
venetion blinds. Situoted on lot l20x
l20. Hurry out TO see this lovely
home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
HOLY CROSS PARISH

Off South Loke Shore Blvd. this
l0-yeor-old COLONEL Is In excellent
condition. lorge living room with
fireplace. lovutorY on
lst. screened in sun porch. double
garage. completely uir conditioned.
Price reduced TO $2l. 500. PAGE.
KE. l.l030.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
BRICK COLONIAL

OFF Eost 25oth ST.. lovely six room
COLONEL. lorge bedrooms. colored
bath fixtures. rub and shower en-
closure, tile kitchen. Competing.
storms and screens, concrete drive.
III cor garage. owner transferred.
Asking only Sl7,s0o. PAGE. KE.
l.lo3o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-07-18
$1,000 Down
3 Bedroom Runch

See this home now. less than q yeor
old. Close to shopping and trons-
portotion. Nice living room, kitchen
has dining ored. gas heot. double
qoruge. Full concrete drive. Alumi-
mum conopied patio. plus Jolousie
windows. Only sl5.8oo.