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day. April 3. loss LiHIIAN Il.
Scott Caldwell. mother Of ms Don
n Clark q ,. Lincoln; N MaS.Tti,IM.nTgs Mrs
b. C., and Harold { Caldwell Of
Orlando. Fla; sister Of Charles C.
Brown Of Alliance. Ohio Friends
may cali at Gawler's Chapel. 1850
Pennsylvania ave NV. courtesy
viii Be held on Tuesday. April 8,
at Gas am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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SCHWAkIZ, EMMA. on Sunday, April
Q. 1888, EMMA SCHWARTZ, be-
loved mother Of Alfred Schwartz, OF
Schwartz OF Washington, ID. c. She
Is also survived BY two grandchil-
dren Services and interment will be
IN New York City. Monday. April 4.
Mourning period will commence
Saturday evening. April 12, 1858.
Ct 2207 Drexel st.; Lewisdale. Nd.
berg q Son Funeral Home, 4217
9th 81, NV
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TRAMMELL. ARTHuR W. on satuE.

day. April 5. 1858. ARTHUR "
TRAArMELL of 1888 18th st; NV.
nell. father Of Charles Pollard o.
IeeSburg. va: son Of Inez ano
George Trammell. He also is sur.
vived by four sisters, one brotner
other relatives and friends. Aftel
pm. Tuesday. April =, 1rlenas an
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
i43s You ST. NV. Funeral service;
at 100 pm. Wednesday. April =. a.
Providence Baptist Church, Lees
burg, Va. Interment Leesburg' va
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PARKKR. ETHEL N. on Friday.

PARKER, ETHEL M. On Friday. Apri
st ne. Ethel M. PARKER, beloved
wife Of Benson Parker. sister H;.,,9. {. O
niece of Mary B, Gray. She is alst
survived by other relatives anc
friends The late Mrs. Parker MAJ
be viewed at the Stewart Funera
H HS@s 80 vbers St. services nf af T Be at
Wednesday. April o. at ! pm. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
PERSON, ELIZABETH. ON Saturday
April 5, 1858. ELIZABETH PIER
SON, Of 1886 Eye st. ne, beloved
wife OF Raymond Pierson, sister OF
Fannie Burton, James d. and George
r. Briscoe. Mrs. Pierson rests at
Gasch's Funeral Home 4739 Balti-
side services at Arlington National
Cemetery on Tuesday, at 81 am
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. In lieu OF flowers contributions
may be sent to the Cancer Fund. 2
PINKNEY, MAGGIE. On Thursday
April 3, 1858, at her residence. GIG
N st. NV; MAGGIE PINKNEY. She
niece s three ~ s res i other
relatives and friends. After 8 pm.
Monday. April z. friends may call
at the johnson e. jenkins Funeral
Home. 4S04 Ga. ave NV, where
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday April 4. at pm. Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
April 5. 1855, Of 370S window pl
NV. ALBERT POTTER, beloved
husband Of the late Cecilia NJ. Pot
ter. father Of Alberta Potter Hayes
and great-Rrandfather Of Patricia
friends may cali at Collins Funerai
Home. 1891 14th st. NV. REQUIEM
ch asT WV 446 % Wisconsin Rfe 81 st ave Anns
on Tuesday, April s, at 10 am
1nterment Holy Rood Cemetery. z
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FREEMAN. SAMUEL n. on Sunday,
SAMUEL N. FREEMAN Notice 81. 81 ~
funeral later. Arrangements by
DOVE O. Brooks and Otis p. Allen.
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BLANCH, ANDKkW J. The 0mcers
and members of Plumbers
@ 81 !: q ]:
, Members may call at the
Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 3245 Will
son blvd. Arlington. Va, until $3.50
am. Thursday, April 10, thence to
St. James Church. Fails Church, Va,
where requiem mass will be said at
10 am. Interment Calvary Memo
rial Park, Fairfax, Va
n r. DOW Qecretarv q
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BULLET. HOWARD. On Monday.
April Z. 1858, HOWARD Bull
LETT Of 622 Quebec pl. NV. Notice
Of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
the Frazier Funeral Home.
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Sunday. April 9. 1888, cHRisTo;;
Mary c. Hutchinson, father Of Mrs.
Mary II. Milstead. Mrs. Dorothy
Montgomery, Irving s., Christopher
E. and William II Hutchinson;
brother of Mrs. Maude Zepp, Mrs.
Naomi Gates, Mrs. Edith Shelton
and Norman r. Hutchinson Also
survived by eighteen grandchildren
and eighteen Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call ct the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on We'd
nesday. April q, at / pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. =
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DENNIS. RrCINAInI q sa,rra,

neral Home, 29O1 l4th st. NV. Q
Monday, April Z. at 8 pm.
LOLA B. BEACH Worthy Matron.
MARIE r. CADEN, Secretary.
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BROWN: DIR. FAIRFAX ". On Mon.
BROWN Of 1925 Decatur st. NV.
beloved sister OF DR.. James Enrol
Brown Of Pittsburgh. Pa Also sur,
wing are other relatives and man!
friends. Notice of funeral later
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Thursday, April 3, 1928, az hls
Iis Sa AIS RAR Al; R rE EShssii
WHITE. devoted father of Eugene
white He also leaves TO mourn
his passing one niece. a devoted
friend, Mrs Louise Phillips. and
Remains resting At the John T
Rh.nes a. Co Funeral Home. vol
I'D 81 Sw. where friends may call
after pm Monday. Anril Z. and
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. April s. at am.
the Rev Murdon Appling ofiieiatine
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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BAKER. WILLIAM C. The Holy Nam,

BAKER, WILLIAM z. Inc Holy Name
Society of Our Lady of
MxHM Victory Church will meet
MN-AM at the Collins Funeral
M Home, 1891 l4th ST. NV,
NM on Tuesday, April &, at
Ny" pm, to recite the rosary
Wy for its deceased member,
WILLIAM c. BAKER.
KARL NJ. KUNZ, President.
REV EDWARD J. HERMANN,
Spiritual Director.
BESONER, SAMUEL. On April 8, 1858,
in Miami. Fla. beloved father of
Jack Besoner, Miami, Fla. and Abe
Besoner of Rockville, Md. Funeral
services in Miami, Fla, Monday,
April z.
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HINTON. RAYMOND JAMES. On 81

HINTON. RAYMOND JAMES. on Sun,
day, April Q, 1865, at Suburban
TON. husband OF Amy Langley Hin.
ton, father Of James L. Hinton anC
brother Of Edward F. Hinton Mr.
Hinton rests At the warner Il
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
where prayers will be held or
Wednesday, April 9. at $50 I'm
parking facilities). Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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April 5. 1855. at 574l Coloraa'
BLANCHE UrTERBAcK. wife Of tn,
late Robert ". mother Of Samuel r
Ttterback. She is also survived o.
one grandson and one niece. Friend
NAV call at the EVERY Funera
Home, PA West Main st. Fairfax
va. where services will be held OF
Tuesday, April 8, at 2 . m. Intermen
FalrfaX Cemetery,
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02
BALLOTlNG FOR NAACP BOARD OF
DIRECTORS IN PROGRESS

Continued from page 81
United Automovile Workers,
Board member since 1949;
Arthur B. Spingarn, New York,
president of the NAACP, attor-
ney, Board member since 1915;
Bishop Stephen G. SpottSwood,
Washington, DC, nfmber OF
NAACP national church COM
mittee and Board member since
1855; DR.. Charming H. Tobias,
New York, Board chairman since
1853 and Board member since
1943, retired director, Phelps
Stokes Fund; and DR.. us. Wig
gins. Camden, NJ, physician,
president Of the Camden NAA-
CP branch, Board member since
1949.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02
NEGRO SKIN DOCTOR GIVES
Continued. from page 81

Continued. from page -
DR.. Lawless has followed an
example of his parents in help
ing others. In addition to his
gifts he has helped struggling
medical students through North
western University where he
taught for 20 years.
EBONY points out that he built
a 100000 apartment building
adjacent to Dillard University,
gave Talladsga College a pipe
organ and piano, and establish
ed a reSearSh center at Chicag0S
Provident Hospital.
DR.. Lawless, who is now IS and
one of the foremost skin special
lists in the world, told a group
who honored him in Israel, "The
basis for my contribution and
that Of my people, is a thanks
giving for help given us in the
near and distant past"
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02
new NAVY EDUCATIONAL

CONTINUED from page 81
while attending college. The
Navy Department. will pay costs
Of their education. They will be
required to remain on active
duty as officers for a period
equal to the time they are en-
rolled in the program.
A selection board consisting
of naval officers and civilians
experienced in the field Of edu-
cation Will be convened to pass
upon applicants for the new pro-
gram. Those selected will be Of
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02
NEGRO STRUGGLE
Continued from page 3,

Continued from page 81
far as it goes. And the criticism
of the Anchorage NAACP applies
in many other branches, as well.
But the unavoidable conclu-
sion from such experiences is
that the way to change the po-
licies Of such branches from
Indifference to the problems Of
Negro workers to effective ac-
ton on those problems is TO elect
workers as the administration.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02
VETERANS news
(Continded from Dage ~

sibilities in the maintenance, re-
pair and protection Of drainage
facilities include the periodic
removal of silt and other OBJ
struction, as we'll as necessary
repairs such as patching or re-
planting areas subject to set
tlement, wash, or erosion.
Mr.. Sanders pointed out that
in many cases, home owners
have created drainage problems
by regarding and eliminating
drainage swales (depreSionS).
Badminton courts seem to be
special villains in this regard,
he added.
In other cases, he said. veter-
ans have obstructed the drain
age flow with dense paintings,
tight fences, walls, or other bar
rierS.
MIR. Sanders said that before
granting a guarantee on a home
loan for a vetern, VA is strict
in requiring the builder to grade
the property properly and install
adequate drainage facilities.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02
cerned.

The total estimated needs OF
the 1858 March of DimeS-$44,-
900, ,OO0-include costs Of patient
aid, research, professional edu-
cation, vaccination promotion
and support Of the Respiratory
and Rehabilitation Centers OF
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis. Help reach this
indispensa BILE total by giving to
the 1853 March Of Dimes.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1853

fered for enrolment in colleges
and universities subject to the
rules of the institutions con-
cerned.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02

VISITING SOVIET DOCTORS Soviet women doctors, zoia
Doroeeva IL Zhdanova present contrast in con-
cetraton listen closely during discussion at the
University of Minnesota Minneapolis The two women are
visiting various hospitals during tour of the
United States.
Arizona sun., 1958-01-02

RADAR PLANE CRASH VICTM-Cmdr Guy Howard Al,
Oakland picket plane which crashed
the Philippines is assisted off of the crash boat
vessel also picked three other
the plane.
, 1958-05-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that the undersigned has been APP
pointed Administrative in the above entitled estate. All
creditors are hereby directed to present their claims with
proper vouchers within six co. months from date hereof. Per-
sons indebted to the said estate are required to make pay
ment within the said time. Persons claiming to be next of kin
shall file their proof of heirship with the undersigned or with
the Clerk of the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated: April %, 1858.
Ena P. TeYtaud
28-5-12-19 Administrative
, 1958-05-08
Gull LEX

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 621,657, dated February q, 1856, and now owned by Gulf
Oil Corporation, of Pittsburgh, Pa, a corporation Of Pennsyl-
yania, which has made a showing Of ownership Of the said
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin
Islands of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 9th day of
April, A. D., 1858.
SEAL
John q. Merwin
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands.
, 1958-05-08
GuLFLuBE

Gearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 621, 653, dated February q, 1856, and now owned by Gull
Oil Corporation, of Pittsburgh, Pa, a corporation of Pennsyl-
vania, which has made a showing of ownership of the said
trademark.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government Of the Virgin
Islands of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte
Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 9th day Of
April, a. D. 1858.
(SEALl
John z. Merwin
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands.
, 1958-05-08
No. 2O10

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME,
GREETING.
THIS is TO CERTIFY that there has been registered in
the Of1ce1of the Government Secretary Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States, at st, Thomas, in accordance with the
provisions of the Regulations governing the registration OF
Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved
April ], 1916, the following TRADEMARK:
, 1958-05-08
No. 2oO9
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF TIE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas

Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
TO / TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME,
GREETING:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that there has been registered IN
the Office OF the Government Secretary of the Virgin ISLANDS
of the United States, at st, Thomas. in accordance with the
provisions Ct the Regulations governing the registration OF
Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved
April /, 1916, the following T~RADEMARK:
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
APIs. FURNISHED. 9.

BOILING FIELD-Newly furn.. dec.
rms ;, klt. and bath adults only
CATHEDRAL AT CONN. facing Zoo
Utilities; SIS. Ap. 4-2s7i.
CATHEDRAL Avn, NV, e!ei-.
Acdern : rms; KY bath bath utik.; .
COLUMBIA RD. NV. 1874 : 9
S:ST%. u sTit urS Ssr'HDSi 4 HlsS
CUM. AVE. APT.-l bedfm,, liv.
rm,, din. foyer. kit. and bath:
utils. incl; elevator and switch
board service Also efieiency and
bachelor apis. no. 2-0b74.
DECATUR ST. NV, SOL bed
rm. liv, I'm, kit. bath. screened
pch., Ss5 month. Ia. 0.04i0.
GEoR0ETOw' 2bil Que 81. NV.
Two lge, rms. and bath: 500 mo-.
men only. BIZ. s.iSii.
GEORGETOWN, 34ia n st. nv
Z bedrms.. llv. rm. with ADJOINING
s~ Or S 8 res s%' So. i.Ssi9H.. accom-
GEOnGETOWN, 1907 10th ST.
Studio, kit, bath, pch,, pvt. entr.
Lease. Sl26 a mo. Ho. 2-3i0H,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rental
for months or more. 2 large
rooms with hreplacee, kltchen-
weekday after o PM
HANLlN RI. NE, 2taO-Lee, liv.
rm,. bedrm,. kit entire End Q /;
COW. transp.; utIlt and phone
Incl SOS mo nu, 10000,
HILLCREsT. Shine. apt pvt
snt5,t. all utils' ssS mo Lu'
MAPLEwOOD APTs.. mr. waiter
Tramp Ssnsp nice SsJ fuPhi deal ssmpIcSsssG;i
girls and rples.; avail. Jan. 81;
s.6SSs or o. ri. a.cios. NV -
MT. PLEASANT AREA--cosy, newly
couple Of adults 70 S.as3i
after > pm
N. ". AVE. NV, IbSs--unusually
nice i.rni. kit ana bath enc;
9AOS n. {. AVE. Nh. Apt. 3-stu.
do living room, bedroom. kitchen,
dinette. bath. all utilities fur.
nishsdi ssl.bO mo. Ia. e:i5i0
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ROOMS FURn--s.E.
ROOMS FURM-MD..vA.

' ssss ssss:s. H. siis0. e ss', .s..
call after 4 pm.
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IMIsoHLLANR0us ron SAT-

RUGS
Imported Persian designs. extra
ne hssy ", Sesiss esIfs blue asi@
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 G st. NV.
SAFES
NnW--418 Up
STANLEY HAYMAN q CO.
s0iD ialh 81. NV,
SEWING MACHINE, sinser round
bohhin, with attachments, SIT, de-
iivered, Call Ju, b.1tU0.
SEWING MACHINE, SINGER. Ilsht.
gsisht portable, $50; Yiil deliver
SEWING MACHINE, round hohbin,
forward and reverse; viii deliver
$50, never used, IA, e.0o3o.
sEWfN0 MACHINES. heaut. Singer
tsfe ID ssynents. Sa'Sb mo. bal
S3b. Call TX. 3-ObtQ. DAY Of
night. FOR free homo demQnstra.
CHINE Co. sea f2th q, NV.
sMELvlNG sTREL---We mfs, stee
: n eS r rssss ssrs .n sseshss N
ming lBe. stk.. AL nlHes, 70 900
Installations mAde. HARco EQUIP
CORP, NO. GOOD. 23s
SODA FOUNTAIN. eleven stopls
complete. back bar, mirror, saiat
unit, toaateF stand, steam table
els 3e0i Hamilton st. Hyatts'
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AIRS. FURNIsHED-vA.

AM. = Beaut, mod. IL bedrm.
ss s1 10 1873 H. NEE p e. C. i "a & 8
AHA OF . bedrm. duplex. III
baths, gAs h.-y.h.: fenced ~;
KRL. M, 10 min, b. c.--epa cious
: bedFms. "a bedsl, dishes. linens,
ideal for 4; plenty parking lpace
IA. s-ibO2, IA. 2-7122. e0s
FALLS CHuRcH-Lfes newly Dee
s.I rms ia Ap, S.asi s ne gi'h u''i'
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ROOMS EuaMIsnIp--k.W.
HOTEL

$50 = - 8NA8.| 49, = -
,,. sasls a. anf . sSssi .Hs az ~
S ';sS''ill;S s 4 90 g. VI RslHi'Si
Emery Georgian Hotel
single icons I Yllh running water
s s:s1ls. rIPs)S,a 4 - & , desk and PIX
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
.'!y.s., sss ~ ..; We, ' i sS
Pre- coiiee hour Sun. an warm
rooms With tunnIne water; near
sHgSSs sS Ne q s. psl. ane i ieisS.'' ssi'
$l4 Week Up
,,. psls. :. sn . .uii tiSr lsal e.; sen;
hloekh MnYfioWef, DRY. fncils.
s.' Az ssi 20 Wv ssr, y HI si s.sCs sf
Ala BUCHANAN 81. N,w.--in BET.
ter pvt. home: gentleman, me
noFeh, bath. shower. Nv, TEL; Sil
weekly; eQnv, transp, IA. 0-a3sA
CpLOnEn--elk bih st. NV
&1h 10 Saf 80, Key 81 once
sLq s.T' IA. PAVE s.Ssss, 90. 1850 :
cOL0nED-N.w,. SOL Ttk 81.
Can MRS. JOHNSON. IA. S.sase
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PAINTING, PAPERIN0--rirsl elias
s SSssE.ri NV pc2 sEe R sSa:s .Ss WINE
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$l4 Week Up

cOLonED--NW.. SOIL IN e.:
can Mss. ii s1sssoh. ' *. J esIsIlS
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SsScseSsls.s.' e canvas y = ic,6oo i,. pss
abla n 81. NV ~ 3-sa4h
TIRE SALE-Puii caps, is-mo,
:SSSs,4s sss.iess gsOsis. sSSsi2.
SET zoe discount per tirsl All ssrv.
lee Tire Co. loo, RA. 0-0sSO.
TIRE SALE
Pull Reeans; Guaranteed Z Yrs
S.i0xiB, s:8Oxis sTE1
With Recap Exeh. Plus Tax
SNOW rreads Aiso at Low Prices
MARKET TIRE CO.
c Gem b.lI,l LGs. sT g Oh ssfOc
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TRASH REMOVED
MlsoELLANEoUs FoR SAILS

AS acc! s,I lsc ssss c s:S q, n
ADDING MACHINE: desk .., mod 81
~ ks~ E 49, sia,A M eRH-
TRIAL. eO01 lAth NV.
ADDING MACHINES. rent 4. loves.
inm rasiH n ssoS o q slsS uSrT.
10. sis iStn 81. NV RI. 7-iila.
Ale IN, oS g lsr y ss,sios s rS'sr
warranty. on. e-S600.
AIR COND. CLOSEOUT
Must SCI! entire stesk g nav
thiieo air ecnaitionsfs. An sliss In
ScnaSls effsf refused. Open ewes
i aS'S va 4 u. TIM NJ . MrTa.gsSxEs
SAI , Icy, rev y ,s9 ssn Mi Sny' a.
Stsss start. Guaranteed ia y
hED. 4-pestsr maple. sompl:. $50:
~, peir sS ssaps:i "a aass .ssssS. 'iA' ''ss
hED. double Hollywood. .vtthegt
hsadeoeId IN excel eend'' seV'
EEDG MAHOGANY. TWIN. sisigh:
new: $50. CR, a-lela.
UCYCIEs-ao-Kn. matching boys
and gifl's; nearly new; imp; kns.
Aefenles. hane nra.es' nss 'aess'
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ROOMS WIN soARp

c0L0RHD-uNtURN. RMy newly
seeetated. next 70 bath RA.
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ROOMS FuRnisHED--M.E.

c0LQRKD. LARGE furn. nm. leF
Reasonable, III 1.7d1o.
c0L0RED-eaT tith ST. Ne
Single man or woman: some
PRIVILEGES, II, 0-e43e.
COlORED--LINc0LN PARK VIC.
an; home pfiv,is,; M. transp' !
reas. rent. II. $4,000.
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coal. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURMIsREp-R.W.

CATHEDRAL AVE, OF Conn.,
LARGE rm. and porch; refer : next
to bath. AID. 4-4b3i.
CONN. AVE. VIC.-Rm, for gentle.
man with pvt Jewish family; GOOD
transportation AID. 4-l23O.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. $40 2ist
sm and ma P Ss,S o'9 f.y y, wss sras store
DOWNTOWN. 73a 18th st. nv
Lovely room With refgr. pvt. en-
trance. "a. s-S3is or NE. s-eeg0.
DUPONT. MAss.-suite, 2 rooms,
iishtiuI view. AD. 4-sssi,
GERARD ST, NV. I450--sinele
ilaht .h1o;usstsspins rm.. SO vf'
MADISON ST. N.ws-Nies comfort
able room near bath, Kitchen
privileges RIA. 3.i53a.
ST, NV, I1iO. THE Churchill"
CLEAN. !gle. rms., running water;
maid service; "a up NO. 7.Ds6a.
NEAR Employed women
studio room running water semi
gyt bath reas MA s-i0ao. Ewes
q. NV, a.tf, sLssp rn;. 81 w.
NEAR sHOREBAM-sunnv studio
Tm. Oriental RUGS IN prof wom-
ans apt, settled business Rirl,
SIS. III, S.iaiS,
MASTER BEDRM., pri,ste bath :
oonv. transp., good parking, pri.
vste home. Az, 4-lgd5.
18th ST. NV. I3I2--Nlce warm
Keeping rIn., pvt. bath, $3.50 wk.
S.Ss;s S,h ,s 81 .,.dr room ~. 'q ~;
month. 40, l-s4ts.
Ie33 10th ST. N.W.--Ladies: attr,
iS ssn d $Sd.Ia S..S ss' No 's s.SiaS
DUPONT CIRCLE
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03
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Dec enber !, 1858

lrs. John tershall (Ethelyn> Lost 8 nice
Indian silver bracelet last Friday. It
had lot of turaouise stones in it but
two we're missing. She lost it Ell ther in
front of the Post office or the Store. 1t
was a narrow bracelet. Please return it
to her or turn it in to the Postm- ster if
you find it.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03
School News

Miss Lucinda Watahomigie wrote a letter to
the John Marshall family to Say that she
and Daisy Belle were in the best of heal tn
Daisy still has her pre- ty long hair and
she wears it in braids. Lucinda said the
Theodore Roosevelt Boarding School basket
ball team Was going to play their first
game with Ft. Wingate.
Miss Barbara Jean Marshall wrote to her
parents and said she had had her tonsils
removed. She attends the Stewart Indian
School in Nevada. She is getting along
fine.
tr. and Nrs. Lem Paya and kr. Collins are
xpected back home this afternoon Lem
has been working in Williams for several
weeks. 5e has been away from Supai for
about three months and We are wondering
if We Will know him when he rides in
D7vid Jones and Nathan Manakaja went NO
to the Hualepei Side to take their horses
to pasture. They Will ride new ones down
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03
Surai arizona
The Suoei News
Wedn day

Duke Idi ticava end Nathan Nanakaja came
back from Topocoba -i1ltop vest erday.
They went to find two Of Duke horses
but they could not see themanyWhere. Duke
called from T. -il1top on the phone and
it Was good and clear.
Last nj ght about dark jack Jones called
down from 7. Hilltop to say the whole
fami ly-A1va, Alice, Elizabeth, Ray, ancy
C1are, Junio Terry, Sharon, End Jack
would be riding home in day or two. It
has been very quiet down ct he Jones
Camu for two months.
Mr.. Chick Put asoy and his brother, Floyd,
are back in the Valley again. Their
parents ara still at the Grand Canyon.
The four young tonri SITS W went up on
the Red Wall towar7s vt. Sinyel1a saw /
big Mountain Shoap. Thew stayed un there
Friday night.
It made US hanoy to Supai woman
mail a basket to fri end who had sent
her some pretty mat teria1s to make shirts,
dresses etc. That was a nice Way to
show thanks to p friend.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03
Pub lie He al tn

DR.. Strange came in yesterday and he will
be leaving at noon today. His next regu-
lar trip will be December 23rd.
7eath
Mr. Arthur Walker, who has many riends
in Supai, d. ed in Peach Springs this week.
We are very sorry to hear this. He had
been sick for long time.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-12-03
For Sale

trs. Col lins has few Chri stmes cards
for sale 50 see har if you need anv. They
cost 81 each.
Hardy, David. and Ham hava boen busy this
week packing kerosene, gasoline. fuel
oil and people down the trail