Dear Ann Landers,
see by the wire services that a morti-cian in Georgia has gone in for drive-in display windows for those who want to view a deceased friend or relative but are too busy to park their cars and come inside. The mortician is constructing five windows six feet long-just the right size for an open coffin. The display will face a driveway at the side of the funeral home which is located on a busy street. The de-ceased will be lying in a lighted window, slightly tilted to make viewing easier. The mortician who dreamed up the idea says people seem to like it. According to him, folks are in a hurry these days and the drive-in display means they can come any hour of the day or night and they don't have to get dressed in their good clothes.-Concerned

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