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jos Look .
Continued

addition to the Monument Valley park.
At Monument Valley visitor check
ing station already is under construc
ton, and is 50 percent completed. The
structure will be ready for use by next
summer, and roads on the valley floor
The Navajo times., 1959-12-01
WHO'S WHO ON THE NAVAJO RESERV ALTON
edition the life of parsonage important
the Navajo Reservation will be featured.
NED A. HATATHLI, Councilman

VI1Cu ANCu 4Aolu'AAll 0PNUA0, ~
pie listen %
That is but one of the outstanding
qualities of the Councilman from Tuba
City. N d is an excellent speaker IN
both the Navajo and English languages.
A college graduate, this young Navajo
leader IS writing remarkable record
of achievement in the program OF pro-
gress of the Navajo Tribe.
From the Coalmine Mesa precinct
of District 3, Hatathli is serving h / s
second four year term with the Navajo
Tribal Council.
Without any knowledge of the white
mans ways, Ned was taken fl m a
flock of sheep which he was tending
and enrolled at the Tuba City Boarding
School. He graduated from high school
at T u b a City Government School IN
1912 ard entered Haskell Institute as
a post graduate student the same year
until entering the service. d uring g
World War II he served with the I'm
tied States Navy for three years in the
South Pacific as a radio operator aboard
a tanker. He was discharged from the
service in December of 1915 and he re-
turned to Haskell to complete the COM
mercial training. After graduating in
1916 he entered the government ser
vice for two years before returning to
school in the fal of 1913. Hatathh
graduated from Arizona State College,
Flagstaff, Arizona in 1851 with distinc-
ton, B. A. Degree in Art and Ele
mentary Education.
After graduating from college he was
offered the job with the Navajo Tribe
as Manager of the Arts and Cr f S
Guild, a Tribal enterprise, just taken
over from the Bureau From 1851 to
1855, the Tribe realized a profitable
business, not only in dollars, but also
in quality of rugs and jewelry while
under his management. w lille still
managing the Guild, HatathH was cleo
ted to the Council in 1855 n d since
then he has devoted all his tt m to
council work.
Serving on the Advisory Committee
he represents Districts one and three
Has been instrumental in some of the
major decisions made for the Tribe in
its progress. Among these there was the
land exchange in the McCracken Mesa
just recently approved by Congress.
AS Chairman of the Resources Com
mittee the Tr b has realized n w
lands; Ramah area, Bar N Ranch. Sar-
gents Ranch, Hazel Prewitt Land and
numerous other small tracts BORDERING
The Navajo times., 1959-12-01
December-1o5g
Television Survey
Continue

from dDO\C AIOSS Odl1y C1lU dt va
ious point in and near Ganado.
Paul Jones, chairman of the Navala
Tribal Council plans to hire televisio,
expert to make the specialsurvey ar
test the various communities and the
needs.
Some of the communities to be II
cluded in the survey ere Knlichea
school, Ganado, Wild Ruins schoo
Klagetoh school, Steamboat SC hoe
White Cone Indian Wells, Aeams Can-
v2n and points west as far as T "a
City.
The community of Navajo Station S
already receiving televislon. 1t is ex-
pected that in the future the Navajo
station w | rebroadcast its television
programs to Ganado and surroundiug
areas.
Chinle - acting independently, CON
tributed money to bring television m
to Chinle recently They found that due
to their geographical location that near
by trading posts were receiving the tel
evision signals but that the personnel
at the Chinle school could not get tcle-
vision Therefore Ch:nle is to be ;nclud-
ed in the new survey to see if their sit
Uaticn can be corrected.
About IS persons attended the meet
ing at Ganado and heard reports from
the committee concerning tests made
there recently
THE GALLUP INDEPENDENT
1000
Alcoholism Study -. Continued
The chairman of the Navajo tribal
council . is hereby authorized and
directed to appoint committee of
three members to make such study as
is necessary to enable them to recon-
r2cnd a solution of the problem includ-
ing, if such be their determination, the
commitment of such chronic alcoholics
to either state or federal facility for
whatever reasonable period is found to
be necessary in order that they will re-
ceive intelligent medical care, treat
ment, and advice which w | enable
them to overcome the intemperate use
of spurious or Intoxicating liquor
The official announcement mad no
mention of the case now under invasti-
cation in which 86 Indians, mos OF
whom had been arrested for drun en-
ness, We're released from the Gallup ity
jail to pick pinon nuts for a Cole do
contractor 1t appeared evident, b1w-
ever, tht the resolution was sparkle by
tho Co1l,Io i13ciJoY,t
The Navajo times., 1959-12-01

also will be improved so that mex sea~
sons tourists will be able to drive nto
the valley in conventional cars.
THE GALLUP INDEPENDENT
Evening star., 1959-11-29
- ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where less
w to get quicker results Star G!asfedPhone L. $4,000
PERSONAL

FUR RENTAL SERVICE-FurS for
every occasion. Ma. s-5524.
GENTLEMEN, woman wardrobe
choosing your ladies Christmas
gift. Exquisite taste. Call for ap-
pointment. CHI. S-727S.
GOOD MANNERS, etiquette, social
graces, good English and conver-
sation. Lessons BY experienced
teacher. DU. 7-2234, mornings and
8 pm.
HI STRANGERsl! Meet new
sinners and advanced 81 hr, no
contacts Free wkly dance party
1880 Conn. ave, CO. $4,000
HOLIDAY DANCES? Learn the lat
est dance steps-10 FREE lessons
with each 10 lessons, $40. Total 90
lessons, $40 ALBERT. EX 3-0500
HOME TUTORNG-Alg. geom.,
Lat, Fr., Eng, Sp.,. Ger, arith.,
read. Elem, III, s.h. sub. UN.
4-l9S3.
HOME TUTORING, elem, his, coll
level; math.. foreign lang, Eng
gram. and comp ; remedial reading
We come to you D. c., Nd, va
Bulletin upon request. ia 2-1sSa
DECENTRALIZATION INSURANCE,
no age limit on our new compre-
] hensive non-cancellable discount
| price plan. p. o. Box 497, Silver
Spring, Md. Also AGENTS wanted
to present this plan TO interested
parties.
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK. White. For
elderly couple. Live in. UN.
IDEAL XMAS GIFT, S5-Family
teed; authentic. FORSE, 14l6
| Irving
IF UNABLE to attend classes, try
tutoring at home. Elem, ir. high.
ST. high subjects; d. c., Nd, Va.
IA. 2-lSs9.
JOIN MacLEVY Tog and Towel
club; special rates. Call now. AID.
2-3030, ia. 5-65l5.
JUNE-ocTOBER SOCIAL CLUB
Meet many new stimulating single
/ friends in the Washington area
Information without obligation.
J 927 18th st. NV, DI. 7-793l.
LEARN TO DANCE and meet new
friends, by joining our dance club;
81 per hour lesson. Pay as you 20.
No contracts TO sign. 1747 Conn
ave, no. 2-2277.
MAGICIAN-Birthdav parties, Scout
ahairs, school, church. civic, So
ctal club functions. JE. 3-079l.
MEMS DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS
converted to single-breasted; new
trim. slim line, perfect 1T; special
price, Sis. ROTHENBERG TAI
LORS, 24l7 Pa. ave. NV, FE.
MEXICAN LEGAL MATTERS-Do-
nestle relations. visas, civil ad-
minlStrative, commercial, etc
Representation in Mexico. RA.
6-3027. 800
MOTHER will care for infant or
child in her home. Hot lunch
and FOR breakfast. 10. 5-O064.
NICE HOME for elderly lady; good
care and excel. meals: TV. I345
Madison st. NV, RA. 3-7333
MUSIC-world's original I-man
band; formerly Hotel Mayfiower.
Pvt, parties, dancing. LA. 6-4044.
PAINTING BY NE PERSONALLY;
interior and exterior. RE. 1852.
PAINTLNG-SMALL PLASTERING,
eXper. mechanic; free estimates;
very reasonable. RA. 3-9234.
PERM, S3.95: shamp. .-set, 81; style
cut, 75c WASHINGTON BEAUTY
ACADEMY, 1906 H st. NV.
POCKET RUBBER STAMPS, SI.g4;
name address, tele. BAUMGARTEN,
20 l1th st. NV, DI. 1898.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
HELP MEN

CLERK, over 81 yrs, for general
ONCE work; pref. one who has had
some bookkeeping training. Apply
YELLOW CAB, 31S Eye st. ne.
CLERK, trainee position, college
graduate, type 40 w.p.m.; age %
to %, white; to $3.50. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC, 1850
X NV
Evening star., 1959-11-29

When aHsvsrtno adpeTtisements
addTesSed to Star boxes do NOT
enclose original references pho
tooTdphs or Other materials OF
personal palue Copies seTue The
purpose Originals mas Get lost
Evening star., 1959-11-29
$50 CASH

To any church, club. lodge or scout
organization for distributing S4
bottles of world-famous Watkins
Vanilla. Call 10. 6-4644 or RA
3-SS51.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
HELP MEN
(coNTlNUEo)

ACCOUNTANT, JR., for CPA once,
min. 2 years accountancy educa-
tion. Salary open. OIL. 6-S636.
ACCOUNTANT, for ST. respons.
with well-eStab. CPA; to $4,000.
Also ir. openings. Miss Haley,
SMELLING AGCY., sos 14th st.
NV. ST. 3-6SSS.
ACCOUNTING CLERK
Publishing firm has q position for
an accounting student who is
presently enrolled in night school
and has completed at least
years of study, or ] year Of gen.
eral ONCE experience and l year
Of study. Excellent opportunity for
advancement.
CALL FE. 3-740O, EXT. $50
BETWEEN Q AN AND 3 PM.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES

ANTIQUE AUCTION Wednesday.
December 2. at Z pm, Pirate &
Den Auction Gallsry, 4901 Cor
dell ave, Bethesda, Nd. Hundreds
of antique items including cut
glass, refinished furniture, rugs,
pictures, lamps and china. Don
miss this one.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

CASHIER CHECKER, for grocery
store, must be exper. and have
loc. ref. YOUNG'S MEAT MAR
kET, 31O4 M st. NV.
CHURCH SEXTON, part time, for
small Sc. parish. Call LU. 1-1262
CLERK, for gas station, age nc
barrier: prepare daily reports, time
sheets and other clerical duties.
Call D. BRIMMER, OIL. 4-4655
CLERKS-Openings for counter and
stock clerk; electrical appliance
parts and wiring material
DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
AUCTION SALES
PERSONAL

per mo- YOUR pIlOHC VI o1A
good personalized service. Call
EX. 3-22S5, weekdays, please.
ANSWERING SERVICE
Reliable, small personalized phone
answering service for all business
purposes. Wake up a speciality
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM. TU. 2-7363.
APT. TO SUB-LET by retired cou-
pie to reliable person. Comp. turn.;
use phone, etc. Refs. Ii. 3-1145.
ARE YOUR SUNDAYS DULL?
Join our Sunday dance matinee
from 4 to $50 pm. Dance in
structions. dancing and refresh
ments; S1.50 per person. 1747
Conn. ave, HO. 2-2277.
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE LES
SONS-Departing area, must sell
my Arthur Murray course. 500
reduction per lesson. or any reas
offer IA. 7-7094 after s.
ARTHUR MURRAY LESSONS re-
duced-Learn to dance before the
Christmas Holidays. Box 436-Y,
Star.
ATTENTION woodworkers, cabinet.
makers, carpenters, lobbyists. 6
completely equipped woodwori
shop, all power tools at your dis.
posal; make anything you want
Call EN-. 2-6376, for further info
BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT, SIS com.
plete: shampoo and set, 81; hair.
cut, soc WARFLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 1910 G st. NV, DI. z.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
CARPENTERS

CAREER OPPORTUNITY-Are you
now employed but dissatisfied with
your lob because Of no future, ol
bored with II because it offers M
challenge? If so, we would like Il
5slk "a 70 irS you, you YOU should should De gt ag,
college preferred and willing Il
work hard. We are a national firm
the leader in its field, specializing
in the financing Of consumer goods
Good salary. company car and
expense account, vacation and
other company benefits, plus un-
limited opportunity for advance
ume OF your qualifications to Boz
299-Y, Star.
CASHIER, $50. GREEN'S EMPL
7-5SlS.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
NATIONAL

Employment Serv., Inc.
HOS 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-727O
Evening star., 1959-11-29

ACCOUNTANTS, sr and jr- for
perm. positions with Wash, D. c.,
CPA firm: sal commensurate with
ability, Apply in own handwriting
stating age, gen. qualifications,
education and exper. to Box 343-Y
Star
ACCOUNTANT-Experienced senior
or semisenior accountant for large
local CPA firm. Call STANTON,
MINTER g. BRUNER, King s.
1202. 80 Monday through Friday.
ACCOUNTANT, CPA S4, ,OOO-S7, 600
ASSOC. TRATNEE, coll, deg. $3.50 up
GREENS EMPL. SERVICE
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-5e1s
Evening star., 1959-11-29
HELP MEN
ACCOuNTANTs- ar and

ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR, good start
ing salary: 5-day, 40-hr. week,
vac, sick leave, group hospitaliza-
tion. OIL. 4-30l7.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
NATIONAL L''''
Employment Service
Washington's Largest Agency
OFFICE
TECHNICAL
SALES

Aatl. asst = 1IS, CALCULUS DO,SOO
Torroidal coil winding; experience,
Electronic tech. service biochemist,
Open
SALES
Natl. publisher. repres. for N. c.,
s. C. and Ga. to contact schools,
sales exper. nec.' college, age 70
Electronic EnRr., age open, deg.
nee, exper. helpful Open
Natl. hardware, to cover D. c., Va.
and N. c.. college helpful, exper.
nee, to age 35, training given,
Natl. chemist, Los Angeles repres.,
sanitary chemical background,
30-4O, college helpful, moving
paid, all benefits --S9 1900
Natl publishing, local repres., to
helpful, training given $4,000
Large hardware, local repres., 2S-
30, roofing eXper. helpful, all
expenses and benefits $4,000
Natl. Co. repres. for Bait, D. c..
Va, wholesale to stores, exper
business equip, ledgers, station
Nat Go. gspEeS. S1T@ for r.S No, ;,, Va. and
deg. de- ~ or es mech! eSpqtiTsi aptitTte gmsr, nec
exper. in piping, fittings and
valves helpful, car furns all
Large Co. local repres., 27o36 age,
wholesale sundrieS or drug exper.
helpful, no detail need apply,
car and all benefits 1000
Local repres., PR sales, exper. in
insurance or business machines
very helpful. college helpful,
Pharmaceutical, age 1880, must
relocate, deg. pre-med. or natl.
science, car furn., benefits and
expenses. training $4,000 plus
Business machines, 26-43, exper. in
copying mach. and Govt. sales
helpful, expenses and benefits,
salary and commission $4,000
Structural craftsmen, eXper. Open
Structural Engr., deg. nee, exper
repres., trainee to 35, COLLEGE
nee. car furn., expenses and
NaSi feSS Co. local repres., SGGU stTuctnrai Srsi
engr. or eXper. nee, local sales
contracts in structural and elec-
trical helpful, to 35, car furn.,
expenses and benefits $1,000
Natl. Co., local repres., college help
full. to age 81, sundries or pack
NbAsAE ~%AkNAs ANSst NoA 4AAAAss Ca
pense and all benefits to $1,000
Natl. Co., local wholesale repres.
college helpful. wholesale sun
dries or packaged goods nee, te
age 40, all benefits $4,000
Electronic Engr., overseas repres
Electironic' h' Engr., deg. nee, exper Upsr
not nee. 80 S7.2OC
Natl. Co., local repres. for man.
agerial sales opening, to age 81
must have casualty ms. exper
Oper
Life Insurance, local repres., exper :.
S7,20C
Natl, food, Richmond repres., agt
24-33, exper. foods, cigars help.
ful, car, expense S40C
Natl. frozen food, local irepres.
21-29, route exper. nee. S41(
Business supply house. local repres.
college helpful, sales exper. nee.
age 25-40, training, all benefits
expenses S4O0 plui
Local hardware. inside sales, exper
electrical, to age 80 $40 plu!
Evening star., 1959-11-29
JR.

Age 81 to SO two positions available: One requir-
ing degree, one requiring work toward degree.
and/or experience. Extension 573
Evening star., 1959-11-29
MACHINISTS.

We need top-quality precision machinists for
work on important rocket research and develop
ment projects Work in brand-new air-condi-
toned shop. Starting rate, $3.50 per hour; late
shift differential 15c per hour. Must be capable
of working with little supervision. Extension 573
Evening star., 1959-11-29

WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, $50 Wash. Bids.
18th g. N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 3-9442
Evening star., 1959-11-29
TV RENTALS
A GHOSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

Professional writer will edit
and polish term papers, book re-
views or theses; prepare or revise
resumes, Forms 81 and company
reports. Ghost news releases. let
ters, speeches. Daily. Sunday, JU
S-169S.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

FUR RENTAL sERvICE-Furs for
every occasion. Ma. s-5524
GENTLEMEN, woman wardrobe
conSultant will assist you in
choosing your ladies Christmas
gift. Exquisite taste. Call for ap-
pointment, CHI. S-727S.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
BESTT

LICENSED EMPLOYMENT ACT.
5213 Baltimore Ave.
Hyattsville. Nd. AP 7-4544
Evening star., 1959-11-29
PERSONAL
fCONTlNuEDl

BEST CARE given elderly semi
invalid person in nurses home;
warm, cheerful and kind atmos-
phere; excel. meals. AID. 2-7q39,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
TRIANGLE FORD

YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALEE
1910 r. !. Ave. NE. la, 0.I00a
PONTIAC $50 star Chief convert,
iiSSs pR sHiE SgpisEiF YES st EIeSii1Hi
MoTsgE-0 MoToRss, las 9. 4
INN IA A.a1k1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC 80 a-dr,; s2.4s2. New
SSe ' Own s',a tLo sSSSS'sso RR isiiE'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

PONTIAC 80 convertible coupe
s!:. .s|l' s:sSe'SSss Ess'. iB! :s'G
bgSEs.E For the beat deal ss'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

PONTIAC 81: power steering and
s srsas' and vhIte s6l.s cIlca top
w Wv; tires: .S GEE; STANLEY s,sy ,,BEI
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. II, 0-04B4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

FONIIAo '5l club coupe; Soc
ss sSs. r p snS g. g sas o. 'nnsGsa s NJ
PONTIAC, '56, etarchief Custom
Catalina, 4-door hardtop, hydra.
4 sHis rps SEsr .s ssssriS NV P sT.s
weekend special. $3.50. writer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
PONTIAC '56

Convertible; &l,10O. LU. a-2bpa
PONTIAC 1855 4-dr.; hydTamatie
IA sIall srIi betsy ssli i i.Sss iiis.A'v'
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 o.. Ave. ia. Q.290Q-2a0l
pONTfAT sKR V-Q o-dr. standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PONTIAC 80 Bonneville vista: ~.
dramatic, 7. and n. power steer.
car condition throughout: new.
car guarantee: $500.
STANDARD PONTIAC
st 81 f6s1lIsS RI siHoprisd g CHS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

2-dr. hardtop;. 2-tone green. ps.,
p,b., Z. and h.: an exceptionally
clean 2, car. AZ low as so an; nc,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


PONTIAC '50 station wagons: n.y.
dramatic, r. and H., 2-tone, Wv
tires; immaculate condition: fulis
guaranteed; 3 TO choose FROM
STANDARD PONTIAC
''oUEENsToWN SHOPPING era
PONTIAC $50 4-dr. sedan; :. and
h., hydra. perfect c0nd., going
overseas; must sac. JU. .e-l94O.
PONTIAC $50 4-dr. hardtop. n. and
h., hydromAtie. power steering.
Low mileage. A steal ct 81 1901.
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
7400 Ca, Ave NV. RA. 6-6il4
Open Daily Til 0; sun. til 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
FALLS CHURCH

oNTfAc 'S6 VS. 2-dr.; standarl
rsns; me. new: si.oe6. All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'K7 savoy 4-dr.
down. spot delivery,
BELL MOTORS
|Bfif wis. Ave. NV, WO, $4,000
PLYMOUTH $50 2-doorj heater. ID
s cDIs s cUnd' thFoushoa'; fun pri''
ROYAL S.jS AL MOTORS, INC.
4iOO Ca. Ave. ia. 0-2600.2pNl
PLYMOUTH 40 9.pass. sta. wAE |
excel, mechanical cond,: $3.50
$50 Olds 49," hydra, h., excel
mechanical cond.; $3.50. OR 4.
1851.
PLYMOUTH IS sta. was, spt. sub
o-pass.; auto, trans. full pWr,.- r
and h.. BUTLER BONDED: So .AQ0
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
,siI siss n sW 81 .sE.ss4,
PLYMOUTH 'b3 4-dr. radio and
heater: very clean; $685..
ROCKVILLE FORD
Commerce Lane ..,d EScckviils. Nd
PLYMOUTH '54 savoy club eoupe'
Stone. 7. and p. 0as.sAving over
drive. Very clean. INSPECTED
$3.50. Low es l0 an. SSa mo
WOLFE MOTORS. 1893 n.
MOORE ST. ARL.. va, AT ROSS
LYN, ia. A.326l. -
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Aur0M0BILEs F0R SALE


PONTIAC '5s Chieftain sedan: n.y.
a5 r.s mcs sns n sOn s;sHos T fay
susfs asssd: III Sos. 'o' .A''
STANDARD PONTIAC
'' III hHsIiSN NJ sHoppfNd CIV .s
PONTIAC 'b5 4-docr VS.; hydra,
7, and h.: 2-tone green and white
nnish; new seat covers: only
PARKWAY FORD
1880 M ST. NV. Re. 3-22O4
PONTIAC '64 Chief Adj: hydro.
matte. immaculate: 1878. ACAD.
Envy FORD. NC. l21 Washing.
ton blvd. Laurel. Nd, Tower o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

1890 WiSconain Ave. OF, 4.B00t
I'm THE HEART OF BETHEapAs
Pontiac '56 Catalina convertible;
sissss, siEss do sss.I spos dsiltv:rss..
BELL MOTORS
hlll VIA Ave NV Wl. ti-Rllnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

PONTIAC $50 4-dr. station wagoni
ssopSsn ana sfhsessu sS Siss sra down excel Eel
the best deal. see Mcneil.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
I'm THE HEART or RETHEsDxs
PONTIAC 81 Catalina coupe: i'm.
macul9te cond:: fully guaranteed
STANDARD PONTIAC
2 aSss SssllsS "a sHopphiEso chs cTe.
PONTIAC $50 4-dr. hardtop; extri
blue: new tires. WI. 2-3472.
PONTIAC 80 euperchief 4-dr
hardtop: perfect 2-tone, spotlesI
interior. hydra, r. and h., powei
steer. and brakes; S1,6o5; tradl
and bank financing.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 oeorsai Ave. NV. IA. e-4s0t
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-27
Classification

The bills authored by Rep
resentatives Robert F. Grone-
man and Robert F. Reckman,
both of Hamilton County,
would amend sections of the
present law to:
$50 include the printing
and offering for sale Of OBJ
scene material.
49, would include "stafu-
sry, slides in the specific list
Of obscene material.
Another bill authored by
the two representatives would
amend sections of the present
law to more clearly define
what nuisance" means under
the law.
The latter bill would plug
a hole in the present law
W h allows exception to
newspapers, magazines, or 9th
err publications entered as
second class mail.
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LAST Week In Legislation:
Fair Employment Bill Passes
Senate After Floor Fight

Is. 1t recommended eight
pieces of legislation in this
field now in the hopper or
soon to be introduced. They
were:
A bill giving State Health
Department authority to pro-
tect public against nuclear
radiation dangers; to make it
easier for city and county
health boards to merge; give
health director power to de-
clare rabies epidemic areas
and forbid licensing of dogs
unless they were immunized;
create division Of aichoI-
ism; two bills dealing with
closing and use of tuberculo-
sis hospitals; two more to
make Ohio vital statistic rec
ords conform with federal
records.
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ILL.,,

Continued from Page y
which hes contributes more
than 20 years TO ths voivn-
feer work.
Various St. Vincent Dc
Paul societies.
and women from 81. Mary
OF The Springs College.
Chief among the work Of
the volunteers is the ac-
QUESTION of material and sup
plies and equipment not nor
mally supplied by the state
for the benefit of the patients.
acting as companions for
residents of the school and
various public education ac-
tivities. :
Mrs. Virginia Cram Towers
is volunteer committee presi-
dent, and DR.. Roger M. Cove
is superintendent of the
school, which is located at
1901 West Broad st.
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to hear complaints in regard
to discrimination. Cease and
desist orders can be issued by
the commission. The bill pro-
vides for fines of not less than
500 or more than $500.
Old Age Aid
The second major activity
of the Upper Chamber during
the week was the recommend
ing out for passage by the FL
nance Committee of amend
ed SD. A by a vote of To.
Senator's Gray and Deddens
voted in the negative. Senator
Shaw joined the Democrats
in the final vote. A Senate
~bcommittee working with
the Public Welfare Depart
ment officials, srnmended fhe
bill to include fhe blind IS
well as the aged. AS amended
the bill provides for the fol-
lowing: removes the $3.50 linn
itation; shortens residence re.
quirement from five to three
years; deletes citizenship re-
quirements; provides for reci-
procity with other states; and
boosts from $4,000 to $4,000
the value of the home that a
recipient may own.
Hospital
Hospital legislation in the
mill and expected to be intro
duced next week is as fol.
lows: Bill to limit to $4,000
liability of charitable institu-
tons, and a measure to per-
nit nurses training Subsidy
,of 8 million).
Eight Health Bills
Governor Disable sent a
special message on public
health to both Houses of the
103rd General Assembly Feb.