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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

The president and members
of the Ever Ready Club wish to
thank each and every one who
helped in any way to make this
affair great success.
The Queen, little Miss Car
men Mapp, is the granddaugh-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

Il shall accept no RESPONSE
bility where I have no author
ity,' said Trustee Shaw, Sun
day, Sept. %, 1858, ah he sat
in the Eagle office and told of
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

h i s intention
to resign from
his job as top
man on the
Police G. o m
mittee. Shaw
S t a t e d that
yhings are out
of h a n d and
that his ask
ing for relief
from the high
er-up brought
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

ter of Mrs. L. Stanley and Mrs.
Clara Willis. The sponsors of
the little Queen were: Mrs. l..
Nolan, Mrs. p. Moore, Mrs. L..
Jamison and Mrs. Anna Mar
shall.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

The Local Council on Juvenile
Delinquency lis pleased to pre-.
sent these pictures of the affair
held at the Clio Hall in Harvey
on September s. These photos
show the Mascots baseball club
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04
To Observe UN Duy

Don't forget that United Ma
lions Day will be observed in
Robbins on Friday October "a,
1858. There will be a, very in
formative program rendered.
Plan to attend
released when 5000 bond was
posted.
The case is scheduled to
come up before Judge McCrary
Saturday.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

and a couple of the trophies.
In the other pictures are the
contestants and the browning
of the Sweetheart by the King
Bee himself. Judge Lindsey is
shown with his Mascots.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

no action or even moral sup
port. (Full story starts page -
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Hope Church
Around Clock
Bible Reading

A continuous bible reading
service will be held during Holy
Week beginning Monday, March
31st at 900 a. m. and continu-
ing "a hours a day until Thurs
day, April Bird, at 500 p. M. at
Hope Lutheran Church, 222z
Taylor I'd. Always during this
period a teen-ager will be read
ing from Gods word in the
ChancS Of the Church, then
voices being supplemented by
the loud speakers, This service
is a project under the 1858 In
ternational theme youth in the
World and the Church"
The purpose of this 24-hour-
a-day service is to provide op-
portunities for working people,
housewives, young folks and
everyone to pause for a moment
Of meditation with Gods word
in His House. All may come and
go as they wish and stay only
as long as they desire.
There are "a teen-agers in
teams Of two taking part in
this service. Rev. Clyde A.
Miller, the pastor, sponsored a
service like this in his church
in Massilon, prior to coming to
Hope.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Girl Scouts

Caledonia Girl Scouts adult
group has elected Mrs. John S.
Ficzeri as their new chairman.
Serving with her are the fol
lowing new officers.
Neighborhood Organizer.
Mrs. Robert Mess; Neighbor-
hood Consultant, Mrs. George
kruse; Secretary-Treasurer.
Mrs. }. T. Welter; Badge Con-
sultant, Mrs. Howard c, Jac-
OBJ; Delegates to General AS
sembly, Mrs. Frank Csider.
Mrs. James T. Bernier and
Mrs. William Alstedt; Pro-
gram Chairman, Mrs. Andrew
Grant; w orld d Friendship
Chairmen. Mrs. Robert kreuts-
berg; Public Relations Chair
man, Mrs. James Duff; Serv-
ice Chairman, Mrs. j h n
Meyer; Cookie Chairman, Mrs.
Walter S ong; Calendar
Chairman, Mrs. Edgar JEFF
fries: Day Camp Chairman.
Mrs. Donald Gropp; Athletic
Committee, Mrs. d. Arezone,
Mrs. S. G. Troychak, and Mrs.
I. Washkewicz.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Shaw Names
Ross ConneI
PTA President

Ross r. Connell, 1S47 Stan.
wood rd., was elected President
Of the Shaw PTA for the COM
.0g year at the March meeting
Thursday, the 20th, at Shaw
High.
Serving with Mr.. Connell will
be the following: Honorary Vice
President, Wayne c. Blough
1929 Grasmere ave, Principal
Of Shaw High; Vice President
DR.. William Morris, 1881
Glynn rd.; Secretary, Mrs. J. T
Welter, 1926 Winsford rd.;
Treasurer, Charles e. Richards
1851 Sheldon ave.
Also elected at the meeting
were the following delegates to
the East Cleveland PTA Coun-
Gil: Mrs. Charles E. Richards,
1851 Sheldon ave-; Mrs. Henry
W. Lyndall jr.. 1921 Helm sdale
rd.; Mrs. Clarence c. Parish,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Nazarene COLLEGE
Choir Concert

The "a voice A Cappella
Choir of Eastern Nazarene Col
lege, Quincy, Mass, will pre-
sent a concert of sacred music
at the First Church of the
Nazarene, Hayden and Clai-
borne rd., on Friday, March 18th
at 500 p. m. The choir is max
ing an extended tour presenting
concerts in New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland, Washington,
D. c., Ontario, Canada, and
Connecticut, under the direction
Of Professor Greg Larkin. The
Rev. Stephen W. Nease, Execu-
tive Field Secretary, and Pro-
fessor J. r. Naylor, Director of
Admissions of the College. The
program will include old-time
gospel hymns, negro Sprirituals
and favorite sacred numbers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

1749 Colt rd.; Mrs. Rudy M
Serota, 1861 Burnett ave. Alter
nate will be Mrs. Homer Alex
ander, 2025 Lee rd.
Mr.. Connell will be the second
PTA President in his family,
His wife, Elizabeth, is a Past
President Of Prospect PTA. She
has been most active in Com
munity Council and various
drives in East Cleveland such
as Red Cross, Polio, Community
Chest, and Heart Fund.
Born and raised in Franklin,
Pa, Mr.. Connell has been an
East Cleveland resident for the
past nine years. He is Manager
Of the Bast g. Company store,
located at 12459 Cedar I'd. The
Connells have three children,
Betsy and Janet who attend
Prospect School, and Ken, a
Junior at Shaw High, a varsity
football and basketball star.
Hobby-wise, Mr.. Connell is
active in the Junior High Can
teen which he and his wife
started five years ago at ST.
Paurs Episcopal Church. In ad-
dition, he is very much inter
ested in baseball. During the
current PTA year, the Connells
served as Chairmen of the Stu
dent Activities Committee. One
Of the pleasant jobs Of this
Committee is providing chaper-
ones for Shaw High Canteen
dances.
Members Of the Shaw PTA
Nominating Committee we're:
Mrs. Lewis H. Jones, Chairman;
Wayne c. Blough, Mrs. Homer
Alexander, Mrs. Rudy NJ.
Serota, and Mrs. d. William
Graves.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

In First Presbyterian Church
Saturday evening, March 22nd
Miss jeanne Marilyn Lewis
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Lewis, 1854 Rosedale
ave-, and Mr.. Richard Rollir
West, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Myror
West, 1902 Carlyon rd., pledged
their troth in an impressive
marriage ceremony performed
by their minister, DR.. Howard
NJ. Wells.
Two seven-branched candela
bra ornamented with sprays Of
white gladiolus and greens were
placed near the altar.
The bride, entering the
church on the arm Of her father.
was lovely in white gown
fashioned Of taffeta, chiffon
and Alencon lace. The bodice
of the lace was studded with
seed pearls, and designed with
a sabrina neckline and long
sleeves, and a full skirt falling
into a chapel train. A half-size
Juliet cap, also seed pearl
trimmed, held her fingertip il
lusion veil. She carried two
white orchids showered with
stephanotis and ivy sprays.
The brides attendants wore
satin cocktail frocks in pastel
shades, Miss Barbara Kline in
rose, and Miss Margaret Hun
ciker and Miss Janet Stillinger
in aqua. They carried miniature
matching parasols as containers
for their flowers.
Mr.. Steven Hudson Of Def
ance, Ohio, was Mr.. Vests beat
man. The others were James
Sale of Fremont and David
Frohman of Sandusky.
A reception was held in the
church lounge. On Monday the
couple left for New Haven,
Conn. where Mr.. West is a
sophomore at Yale University
They will be at home at ia
(No. 40) Chapel st.
Both Mr.. West and his bride
were graduated with the Shaw
June, 1856 class.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
PROSPECT SLATE FOR
PTA OFFICERS

Prospect has nominated the
following as officers for next
year:
President: Mrs. Joseph kim
owski. 1911 Knowles ave; First
Vice President, Mrs. B. E. Skeel
1915 Chapman; Second Vice
President, Mrs. Joseph Kohn,
1889 Strathmore; Honorary
Vice President, Mr.. Raymond
J. Vinborg; Secretary, Mrs.
F. E. Preston, 1851 Charles
Treasurer, Mrs. R. j. Warner,
1908 Rosemont; Historian, Mrs.
W. T. Parker, 14844 Elderwood.
Election will be held at 8
p. M, April 8th, when the PTA
meets in regular session.
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SUNDAY

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Ten hssion IN "Dssuiy end
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THURSDAY
800 pm. WAAAl-7. Pet Deeas
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AFTERNOON

1900
& Other Two BiIIion.
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Siple, senior scientific leoder OF
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Ten TV Tips
For the Week

Here's the show LIST
recommended BY TeIe-
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

MOELLER, Mrs. Anna M, rs,
July 8. Immaculate Conception
Church, Dennison. St. Mary
Cemetery, Dennison.
NELLENY, Mrs. Anna M, 70,
July 8, st. Raphael Chapel, Co.
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
MOLE, Mrs. Gloria j., 80, Ju.
lily 10, st. James the Less
Church, Columbus. st. Joseph
Cemetery.
STINSON, Helen w., 40, July
II, Holy Rosary Church, Colum.
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
TROUT. Mrs. Sophia F., SO
July 4, st. Mary Church, Colum
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
WALSH, Joseph M, So, July
8, Our Lady Of Sorrows Church
Otway.
WALSH, Sister M. Gerard, n
July 5, st. Mary of the Spring,
Convent Chapel. Convent Gem
etery.
WEAVER, Mrs. Alta B., II
July 8, st. Joseph Church, Do
yer. Calvary Cemetery, Dover.
WHALEN, Mrs. Leila A., 81
July 8, st. Patrick Church, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
Will, Herman j., So, July 5
st. Aloysius Church, Columbus
st. Joseph Cemetery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Franciscans
Choose New
Superior

ROCHESTER, Minnesota -
At the General Chapter of the
Sisters of the Third Order Reg
ular of Saint Francis of the Con-
gregation of Our Lady of Lour-
DIES, held July "a, Sister M. Cal
lista. was elected as General
Superior. Mother Callista has
served since 1852 as General
Councillor and General Vicaress
of her Congregation.
She has also served as a
School Supervisor for the fifty
schools stated by Sisters of her
Congregation in Illinois, Min
nesota, Nebraska, South Dakota
and Ohio.
(The Sisters of Saint Francis
from Rochester, Minnesota,
staff Mercy Hospital in Ports
mouth, as well as Notre Dame
High School and Holy Redeemer
and Saint Mary Grade Schools,
all in P~ortsmouth.)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Outlaw Text

VATICAN CITY,-A decree
issued by the Sacred Congrega.
ton of Seminaries and Univer.
sites has declared a textbook
on the Sacred Scriptures "total.
ly unsuitable to the principles
of health pedagogy"
The decree was addressed to
Ordiniaries and rectors of &C.
~clesistical faculties. 1t was di.
rected against Introduction a
la Bible" Introduction to the
Bible), Volume One, "Introduc.
ton Generate, Ancien Tesla
ment" General Introduction,
|Old Testament). Desclee, Paris
1857.
In our opinion it is more cor
rosive than constructive. This il
a confession which must be
made, however, without failing
to recognize the good will and
honesty of its many authors"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
NEWS BRIEFS
Dean Of Bishops Dies

sAREH e. DAHER, United Arab Republic, Ira
dio, Nc)-Arehbishop Clement Michel Bakhache, ~,
PafriarchaI Vicar for Syrians in Egypt and dean OF
the worlds Catholic bishops, died al his residence
here July ~.
In~filtrate Ireland
LONDON Nc) - The London headquarters OF
the Communist party is preparing agents for the in
enee of a special Irish bureau" at party headquarters
was alIeed in an article in the Catholic Herald, week
ly newspaper published here, by Douglas Hyde, .
former editor Of fhe London Daily Worker who is
now leading Catholic Journalist.
Writer HOnOred
PARIS Mcl-Mssr. Edouard LoutiI, IS, inter-
nationally known as Pierre 'Ermife, has been hon
ored by the French Academy for the excellence and
importance Of his total literary works.
In spite Of his age, he continues TO be active as
pastor Of St. Francis de Sales parish, one Of the
largest in Paris.
Dawson Has TB
WASHINGTON -,offieials Of the u. S. Public
Health Service in London denied British Catholic
country because he has pulmonary ivbereulosis, it
An official Of the U. S. Public Health Service
in Washington told the N.c.W.C. News Services that
i've for at least q year before a visa can be granted
to a person suffering from the disease.
Bishops Relief
NEW ~YoRK-AImost half Of the $3l2, 8 $40
distributed in oversees relief during 1857 by So
American agencies registered with the international
Cooperation Administration UCA was accounted for
by Catholic Relief S~erviees-National Catholic Well
fare Conference.
CRS-NcWc, international relief agency OF fhe
US. Bishops, distributed $l46,93o,l 1913 in aid more
than so countries last year, according to a report by
the c A Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign
Aid.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
More Than IL Catholic
Congo, Bright Star, of
Once Dark Africa

be election by Africans of Afri
can members of small rural
councils.
THE Belgian government
prefers to work from evolving
situations, rather than follow
q preconceived plan" an Off
eiaI spokesman told me. "A
movement certainly exists
here for internal s~els-ruIe but
none for outright separation.
The tie between Belgium and
the Congo will be maintained,
but what form ii will take has
not been decided"
Meanwhile, some of thu
achievements that have dispell
ed much of the old darkness
have created new problems. l
these are not solved, new
shadows will darken the Belgian
Congo.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

Protestants of various kinds
in the Congo amount to nearly
one million.
The Belgian Congo has
enormous educational prog
ress to its credit, and catho-
lie schools have done most Of
the work. This is recognized
by the Belgian government,
which gives liberal grants to
schools OF all missions, Prot.
esfanf as well as Catholic.
About 1900, 900 pupils, boys
and girls, attend schools in the
Belgian Congo. Of these a good
million, that is, two-thirds, are
in Catholic schools.
While the chief aim has been
to give a primary education to
the largest possible number
there are more than 100 Catho.
lie secondary schools and some
hundreds of Catholic technical
and normal schools.
Outside Leopoldville (called
LEO" for short) stands the Low.
anium. an interracial Catholic
university sponsored by the Uni
versity of Louvain in Belgium
and now ending its fourth aca'
demic year. In 1855 the govern
ment opened a state university
in Elizabethville E'ville, they
call it).
Industrialiy. The Belgfsn
Congo has developed with 81.
ant strides. More than three
times the size Of Texas, more
than four times the size Of
France, it is vnderpopUlated
but possesses vast natural
wealth.. This includes copper,
diamonds, uranium and tin:
land that feeds great herds Of
cattle, sheep and goats and
yields timber, COTTON, rubber,
coffee, vegetable oils; water.
ways THAT offer unreasonable
hydro-sIeefrie power.
Here in LEO" and half a doz
en- other cities you see factorie.
and mills that have sprung ur
in recent years. Some are pro
cessing raw material for export
in semi-finished condition. 9th
ers make consumer goods tt
meet the demands created by
improved standards of living ir
the Congo.
Politically the Belgian Congo
is moving slowly towards some
measure of self-goyer n m e t
Last December in Leopoldville
and two other towns, African.
elected African members Of
ward councils. Next step was tt
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
by Father Patrick o'connor

~LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian
|Congo-Is Africa still the
Ozark Continent?"
"No!!" is the answer pro-
claimed by this bright city
and the Belgian Congo of which
it is the capital.
Africa, like other continents,
has indeed its heavy shadows
but it is a continent frightened
by amazing progress. Nowhere
has the progress been greater
than in this vast Congo, spread
above and below the Equator.
u took expIorer-iovrnalist
n. M. Stanley more than two
years to cross II in the 1905.
flew across II in less than IL
hours, making four stops on
the way. One Of them was in
. sunny modern town called
StsnIeyvilIe.
That was where I saw a dele.
CATION of African girl Jocists
young Catholic workers. at the
airport. In the restaurant, while
an orchestra played Ramona"
I ate at a table with a Scandi.
navian businessman and an AT.
rican Methodist teacher and his
wife bound for Brussels. The
Methodist asked me if I thought
they could visit Rome on their
way back.
The contrast between mod.
ern Africa and the Dark Con-
finent Of 80 years ago is most
striking in the growth Of The
Catholic Church. Here in the
Belgian Congo and its neigh.
bors, Rvanda-U rUndi, Chris.
fianity has spread on . scale
and at . rate probably Un-
precedenisd in history.
In the past SO years the Cath.
Ole population of the Belgian
Congo has risen from about 90,
900 to more than As million, in
a population now numbering
II, 300, 900. When Stanley first
pushed his way through the jun
giles in 1874, there was not one
Christian mission in the Congo.
Today one of every three per
sons in the Congo is a baptized
Catholic. One in every 10 OIL
the others has asked to be pre-
pared for baptism. In 1865
converts to the Church number
ed 1864.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Bishops Relief
Papal

VATICAN CITY, radio, Nc) His Eminenee
Giuseppe Cardinal Sri, Archbishop Of Genoa, has
been named PapaI Lsgaie to the international Cafho-
lie Days which will be held at The Brussels Inferna-
tionsI Exposition on August IA and IS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

A man who was celebrating
his Goth birthday was being in.
by a reporter from the
local paper. Sand tell me-" said
the reporter, eff you had your
life to live over again is there
anything that you would do diff
ferent?"
A long silence followed. The
old man appeared to be deer
in thought. "Well," he finally
answered, II think maybe
would part my hair in the mid
die"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Protest Message

PARIS, Nc)-Lef wing members Of . parIia-
msnsary committee raised a protest here against The
message sent by Premier Charles de Gaulle to lis
Holiness Pope Plus XII, asking for Spiritual assist.
snee" in his task Of governing France.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
e.
Requiescant
-lE

You are asked TO pray for fhs
vsposs Of the souls Of the fol.
lowing and the others who have
died in she Diocese during the
past week.
ABEL, Carl A., So, July 10
st. Aloysius Church, Columbus
st. Joseph Cemetery.
BANGERT, Lawrence A., SO
July 10, st. John the Evange'
list Church, Columbus. Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
BORN, Mrs. Jerome, So, July
8, st. Peter Church, Wheelers
burg. st. Peter Cemetery
Wheelersburg.
BRADFORD, Mrs. Marjorie
r., July 8, st. Dominic Church,
Columbus. st. Joseph Cemetery
CASSIDY, Francis Lee, So, Ju.
~ 10, Holy Redeemer Church.
Portsmouth.
CASTLE, Mrs. jeanette A., IS
July 8, st. Mary Church, Ports
mouth.
COMERFORD, Miss Catherine.
July 8, st. Patrick Church, Co
lumbus. Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
DoURoRO, Anthony, IA, July
B, St Joseph Church, Dover. Cal.
vary Cemetery, Dover.
DUNKEL, George c., II, July
Z, st. Mary Church, Columbus
st. Joseph Cemetery.
DURTHALER, Mrs. Frances
80, July 8. st. Leo Church, Co
lumbus. Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
DIVER, Mrs. Helen K, July
3, st. Patrick Church, London.
FEST, Miss Caroline, 81, Jul
ly 4, st. Peter Church, Wheelers
burg. st. Peter Cemetery, Wheel
ersburg.
FONTANA, Ernest, 80, Jul,
10, st. Joseph Cathedral, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
HAMILTON, William o., rs
July 5, Immaculate Conception
Church, Columbus. st. JOSEPH
Cemetery.
HEPNER, John F., July 4, st
Mary Church, Delaware. st
Mary Cemetery. Delaware.
HOLT. Mrs. Margaret j., 50
July 10, st. Mary Church, Co
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
KNECHT, Calvin r., 80, Jul,
8, st. James the Less Church
Columbus. st. Joseph Cemetery
KRUMLAUF, Mrs. Anna l..
10, July 4, st. John Church, Lo
gan.
MATTHIAS, William p, 81, Ju
~ 10, st. Peter Church, Chilli
eothe.
MAYER, Carl j., IS, July 9
St. Raphael Chapel, Columbus
et. Joseph Cemetery.
MCMAHON, Thomas A., 70
July S, st. Mary Church, Ports
mouth. st. Genevieve Cemetery
CalmOutier, O.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

sAREH e. DAHER, United Arab Republic, Ira
dio, Nc-Arehbishop Clement Michel Bakhaehe. ~,
the worlds Catholic bishops, died at his residence
here fJuIy III.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

Sister Bsnsdieta, S.N.
D., (abovs) teacher at St.
Peters paroehial Chsraw,
Sc, is the daughter Of
Korean vice : president
John Chang. She has two
brothers studying for The
priesthood. Her aunt, Sis
ter Agnifa, NM, was Pro-
vineiaI Superior Of The
MaryknoIl Sisters in nor
fhern Korea, when mart.
yred there by the com.
munisfs in Io4o.
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sna ~: pgH pS.. .tone. splen-
3 pm. HU. 10000.
MASH 'b2 Rambler station wagon: ,
special today. 1898.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 r, ]. Ave. NE LA. D-lOO3
NASH 81 Rambler wagon: extra
sharp. .. and h.: $295.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
G2l Ar. Blvd. 2. C., JE. 3-iIs0
oLDsMoBILE So super "ss"
ntw nylon top, all-leather interior
turquoise and white; extra clean
BUTLER BONDED; ~ sos.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
il2l 2lst ct NV. M. 7-247O
oLDs 1864 "ss" 3d.: white TOP,
light blue body: very clean, thor
oughiy Iecondftioned; fully equip
PED, radio, heater, power steering
and hydramatic transmission. Only
Emerson & Orme, Buick
6l6 R. I. Ave. NE DU. 7-B2O0
QLDsMoBfLE Is, "os' 4-dr. Sc
dan automatic. r. and h., clean;
KIRK MOTOR co.
Rhode Island Aye;s.s. goth NE.