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major responsibility for providing
Hood housing on reasonable terms.
Housing Administrator Albert M.
Cole has predicted that 'the plan,
if adopted by uongress as a pack,
age, could keep new home con
struction at the "very high level"
of more than a million starts a
year. About 1,100,000 starts were
recorded in 1953.
Cole headed the 23-member pres
idential advisory committee which
issued its report Dec. 15. Officials
said Eisenhower has accepted the
committee's basic ideas but has
made some changes and has
worked out compromises on a few
disputed points.
In his budget message last week
Elsenhower said he would recom.
mend continuance of an "interim"
public housing program calling for
the start of 35,000 dwellings for
low-Income families in fiscal 1955,
starting July 1. This is the figure
now authorized for subsidized rent
al dwellings, but congress last year
provided for only 20.000 new units.
However, the white House pro
gram looks to the eventual elimina
tion of public housing by offering
much more liberal Federal Hous
ing Administration down payment
and mortgage terms for inexpens
ive new houses and for the repair
and modernization of old houses
The advisory committee urged
a two-year trial of FHA mortgage
insurance requiring no down pay
ment on houses costing $8,600 or
less ana making the principal pay
able in 40 years, with the morgage
debt so extended, monthly pay
ments would be as low as moderate
rentals in most cities.
Also recommended by the Com
mittee and understood to have been
adopted in principle at least by the
President are proposals for:
A new "urban renewal" program
providing federal loans and grants
to cities for use not only in-eradicating
slums but in preventing
Ihe decay of blighted neighborhoods.
More generous FHA terms on
loans lor the repair and improve,
ment of aging , houses.
A lease and purchase nlan under
which FHA would encourage build
ers to put up rental houses whose
tenants could eventually buy them
wuuout oown payment when their
income increases.
A reorganization of the housing
agencies. i
A start on a plan to get the
fed Woman
ies Chef
Ik VEGAS. Nev. Ifl Mrs. Env
ii Johnson has married tne
lira helped her win ireeaoin
i prison term for a murder
hr committed.
lit md Jack Wengert, 40, Las
sis chel, were married yester-
In Ihe home of a private de
Ire. lilenn Boaeil, wno un
md much of the evidence
b Ireed her. She was divorced
inlay from Russell Johnson.
in, Wengert, 35, was convicted
IW1 of second degree murder In
death here of her former land-
Mrs. Jane Jones, 72. She was
;;nced to 10 to 12 years but
peal evidence was turned up
tor mt Mrs, Jones was sui
ng from an incurable brain
ui would have died of it
nil lie and Mrs. Wengert had
m into a light.
In Wengert was freed by the
iia noaro. oi faraons and
No last Wednesday, after
"in g two . years and nine
government out of the business of
buying mortgages from banks, to1
support bousing credit. This func-j
tion. it is- proposed, would be
handed over to private capital for
the most part.
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AGONim FAINS
of ARTHRITIS
. Hospital tests prove Musterole
gives high-speed relief also
greater ease in moving. Musterole's
great pain - relieving medication
creates heeded concentrated heat
right where you hurt, bringing
amazing relief. If pain Is severe,
buy Extra Strong Musterole,
VV fervn
Red Skelton
Injured In Fall
HOLLYWOOD m-Comedian Red
Skelton-didn't find it very funny
when he accidentally shoved his
right arm through a shower room
glass door.
A CBS-TV spokesman said the
accident occurred when Skelton
slipped at his home Friday night.
Skelton is expected for television
rehearsal today, although the In
jury required 30 stitches, the
spokesman said.
Hans Norland
Phone 2-2515.
Auto Insurance.
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when you own
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Experienced Technicians
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Installation Materials if You Wish to Install Your Own
We service properly, what we sell
ficrackers Dial
ay Into Bank
pLADELPHIA 1H Safe
Icitrs dialed their wav into s
p ii-in vault at the Girard
savings and Loan Assn.
I tatted three safes nf 99 nnrt
KjytSterdaV. Thu rnYihor,, woe
prod by a cleaning woman
V 10UM the Vlllilt rtnnr mufl
p burglars also dialed open
p ud burned through the in-
legators said the bank has
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Ground Beef ,b 29'
19
BOILING
Beef
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GRADE AA Large
Fresh Local
doz.
Eggs
58
SWANSDOWN Yellow-White-Choc.
Cake Mixes 25'
CELLO PKG.
Celery "B s 18c
Sweet, Juicy FLORIDA Lge. Size
each
Oranges
Wedgewood
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ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS
STORE HOURS:
Mon. . Fri. 9:30-5:30
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BE EARLY! BE SURE!
Mens Wool
CRUISERS &
JACKETS
$1100
Mens lined dress gloves
SOFT LEATHER
FUR OR WOOL LINED
$2.44
CHILDREN & WOS. ANGORA MITTENS
98c
NYLON AND ANGORA FLEECE
WHITE SIZES S-M-L
Heavy wool
Wool lined
I High collars
X Game pockets
" Knit inner cuff
MAIN FLOOR'
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Mens Cotton-Fleece Lined Union Suits
$2.00
HEAVY WEIGHT COTTON
RANDOM COLOR, SIZES 38-52
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Boys Winter
JACKETS
$700
Mens Warm Quilt-Lined Jackets
WOOL INTERLINING
WATER REPELLENT
$7.00
Womens Fur-Lined Gloves
SOFT IMPORTED CAPESKIN
WARM FUR LINING, SIZES 7-ZVi
MAIN FLOOR
$2.98
riiilflranr
I Latex Rubber
' BOOTS
LIMITED QUAN1TIES
Womens Long Sleeve Cotton Blouses
$1.44
MAN TAILORED STYLES
SIZES 32-38
$4.88
50
Womens All Wool Short Slacks
12 PAIR ONLY
SIZES 12-18
SECOND FLOOR
Mens Warm Fleece-Lined Slippers
ZIPPER CLOSING IN FRONT ft A AA
Many stylet
It ' ' ' "
f Aitarted colors
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Water repellent
', Some hooded
N Sizes 10-18
BASEMENT
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Pull-On
Rubber Boots
SIZES 6-9
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t Sizes 13-4 ; :
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a Red only . -
! Easy an and off
, Lightweight
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!i BASEMENT
Boy's Flannel-Lined Jeans & Jackets
BROKEN SIZES v Art
' HEAVY DENIM, SANFORIZED TOO! PeUU
250
Jr. Boys Snow Pants
WATER REPELLENT
SIZES 2-8
WARM TOO!
BASEMENT
2
00
Others at 3.00
Kit 4a mmmm.
$i MENS WARM WINTER CAPS
00
Corduroys Gabardines
i & Wool Meltons Leather
i J Caps
i Wool Plaids
"J MAIN FLOOR
1
fi $
Slip on easily
Brown, red, white f
; Girli-1-3 ;
II Womens 4-8 'J '
ffl . BASEMENT f,s
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Lined And Un-Lined Work Mittens
49
., , j rop-grain leathers .
, - t Unlined and cotton lined
"-' ",t Elastic cuff heavy duty
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AND LENGTHS
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Girls Flannel-Lined Jeans
Mens Wool Shirts
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Broken Siies
$388
Mens Gabardine Sur-Coats $000
MAIN FLOOR AMOrled 8tylc
Mens Wool & Rayon Sport Shirts $388
MAIN FLOOR - Plaldi In Broken Sizes
Mens Wide-Leg Denim Jeans
s-oz. sizes 34 ana u
MAIN FLOOR
$200
Mens Double Breasted Mackinaw
MAIN FLOOR All Wool, Bizet 40-4MM
$700
' )'J' J A' f '
SECOND FLOOR
$144
Girls Flannel-Lined Jeans
SECOND FLOOR
Sizes 10-14
$2
44
Womens Flannel-Lined Jeans $3
SECOND FLOOR Sizes U-M W '
Infants Corduroy Shirts
SECOND FLOOR '
Sizes 2-3-4
$88
Infants Corduroy 1-Pc. Playsuit $288
SECOND FLOOR Size! 1-4
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lAMKET- ENDS'.
I88 to 3"
Attorted Sizes
Many larely colors to select from
HURRY, DON'T WAIT!
Make your own extra blankets
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