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! sales figures are UNOFFICIAL.
Rates of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara.
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included.
a-AlsO extra or extras. b. Annual rate
plus stock dividend. d-Declared or paid
/ in 1861 plus stock dividend. e-Paid last
year. Payable in stock during 1851
estimated cash value on eX-dividend or
redistribution date. g-Declared or paid
so far this year. h-Declared or paid
| after stock dividend or split up. k-De-
clared or paid this year, an accumulative
issue with dividends in arrears. p-Paid
this year, dividend omitted, deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meeting.
r-Declared or paid in 1850 plus stock
dividend. Payable in stock during 1850,
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date. calculating divi-
dend.
Z-Sales in full
cld-Called. I'd Elk dividend KIDS Elk
distribution. MEX rights. XIV Without
warrants. ww-With warrants. wd-When
distributed wi-When issued nd-Next
day delivery.
Win bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com.
panies,
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Oct. ) (APD The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions by
chases of 34O.254 shares, sales of
341 ,131 shares including 3,31l shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-05
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associate Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-05

vi In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reOrganiZed under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com
panies. Xi ex-interest. ct Certificates
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity
Evening star., 1961-05-27
VIRGINIA OFFICE
PINE RIDGE
lo6 HILLSIDE DRIVE

lo6 HILLSIDE DRIVE
PARK LIKE TREE STUDDED 1h ACRES is the setting
for this magnificent estote occted in popular Pine Ridge
sStre ores bedrooms oloused enclosed Foride room;
poneled clubroom in sunlight basement; 2-cor aoroee
An deol home and location worthy Of your inspection
Price $3s,e5o DIRECTIONS: Out Arlington Blvd (Route
5o) approximately miles west OF Seven Corners left
N Prosperity Ave-, left Hillside to open sion.
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l1os n. EVERGREEN T.

IIV5 N. EVERGREEN
FOUR BEDROOMS, 2h BATHS plus host Of extras
including poneled den off living room bright basement
with recreation room and but-n eorooe ore Offered in
this immaculate brick Cope Cod home Choice Arlington
cccton waking distance ST. AIMS School and Church.
wonderful investment and fonniN home Only SIS $50
DIRECTIONS: Out Washington Blvd, left On Evergreen
to open sign.
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Tree 1905 GIennon Drive

Splendid CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED brick robIer ideol
located in the Brodey Blvd estote section three country
clubs; yet only IS minutes b. c. Just few yeors old and
in immaculate condition Lovely living and dining with
stone epece Spacious kitchen of today with breeost nook
fine bedrooms and baths. Gorden level racreotion
with picture windows The lot beautifully kept end
extensively Iondscepsd. DEPARTING OWNER MUST SELL
IMMEDIATELY. Now only ,75o DIRECTIONS: Out Wise
Ave- past D: c. line 10 Brodey Blvd left ebout Az miles
to Seven Locks Rd tocros from golf counsel left 10 Gsnnon
Dr., LEFT to 1905 and open sign
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500 eREENLAWN DRIVE
REThESDA

WILDWOOD AREA. Attention Acc end NH personnel +
BEDROOM brick Colonial in new-hose condition Living room
with reploce spocious dining modern ell electric kitchen
powder room, Fecreotine with repoce aoreoe ehd
screened porch overlooking lovely deep fenced yard with @
trees Quiet street with public and porceho schools bus
shopping and swimming pool neorby All this for cny SIS 500
DIRECTIONS From Bonk Of Bethesda drive Old Georgetown
Rd 70 Lone Oak Dr. right to Hurst left TO Greeewn I
TO our open sign. II
Evening star., 1961-05-27
own Houses for Leesbure

Plans have just been an
nounced for construction Of
% town. house" rental units
at, the intersection Of Dry.
Mil road and Valley View
avenue, Leesburg. Va.
Frank J. ,Schaefer, North
ern Virginia builder who is
undertaking the project, said
work on the first section Of
SO units Is to start within
80 days and completion is
Evening star., 1961-05-27

scheduled for early fall.
Collins. Kronstadt Associ-
ates. Of Washington. are
architects for the project,
which Is to be known. as
Prospect Town Houses.
Units in the community
9will have one, two or three
bedrooms and each Is to have
its own private. fenced patio.
and private entrances.
Evening star., 1961-05-27
BRADMooR-BETHESDA

FIRST OFFERlN Beauty size, condition and Location ere
combined in this hondsome CoIono Perfectly located on a
superb shoded lot near the best Schools in the desiobh
srodIey sNd cree Attractive living and dining powder
room excellent kitchen with breoEfost bor fine bedroox
tiled both Full basement with recrsoten evoileEe
Attoehed serese Best buy in thi: preferred Only
over D. line TO BrodIey Bkd left Roburn Rd right y
open sign y
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33l7 N. VERMONT

MODERN HOME OF YOUR DREAMS "a feet Of Joyous
living space orchtecturoy perfect with oversized bed
rooms, baths, English basement, becmed ceilings
spoeious recreotion room. home sure to peose the
most fcstidos buyer Priced at SAT 5oo Visit Sunday
with our representative. DIRECTIONS: Out Gebe Rd,
right on Rock Spring Rd lot Washington Country cIub)
left on Vermont to open sign. BE-. =
Evening star., 1961-05-27
1896 N. s7th ROAD

llVEiN LUXURY in NJ Arlington select residential orea
First offering of this Ike-new 4-eve brick split level
with nony fine appointments including tasteful corpet-
ino huge picture windows, modem equipment throughout
buiIt-n ooreee. See this dispoy of chorm and beauty
priced at $3l $50. DIRECTIONS: Out 6Iebs Rd, right
on Dittmor Rd right NJ 57th Rd to open son
Evening star., 1961-01-27
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALEXANDRIA - 2-bedroom semi-
get; house; $105 per mo. Cali FL.
ALEX. tBelleview areaI-3 bed
rms, den, . baths; lge. lot; with
option to buy. ST. $4,000.
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(Contlnued on Next PaEeb
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! APIS. UNFURElsHED-vA.

Mr.. PENTAGQN-Duplex: spac.; 2
b;r.. lge. liv. rrn., din. rm.; eiec.
KIT. WLdisp.; full bsmt. OIL. 6-7325.
Evening star., 1961-01-27

FOR RENT-Nice three-bedroom
rambler; Bailey'S Gross Roads
affea: va. short walking distance
public schools and Culmore shop.
pins, center. On dead-end street.
ideal for children, lots Of play
space. Occupant for last four
years. colonel and family, being
transferred end Of January. Sl30
month; Phone owner. JEFFERSON
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MANOVILL REALTY CORP,
10 4-S4A0

5000 23rd AVE. Hyattsville. nf. P,
G. shopping center-3- -bedrm.. ia.
bath, brick home. S135 mo, Conv.
tranSp.. nr. SchnnlS WA 7.l64n
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S95.S150
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ACTIVE DOCTOR could remodel
this older well-built home in ex-
cellent NV. location. S23,750. Call
Carl Van Lowe, JU. S-394S or
FE. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON e. CO.. Realtors
EXCLUSIVE
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Center-
hall brick Colonial with 4 bed
rms, = baths, plus dormitory
room on 3rd floor den and lav-
atory on list, Recreation room:
garage. A rare opportunity. in
the mid-30s. Call JAMES e.
SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5S00; ewes. OIL.
4-1693 or OIL. 2-l40a.
ARIZONA AVE. AREA, in q much.
sought-after neighborhood-Ideal
in-town 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath rafn-
bier, with garage: realistically
priced. GEO. W. ROBERTSON,
Realtor, OIL. 2-2l.3, =
BRIGHTWOOD, 424 Nicholson St.
N.W.-Semi-det. brick home: ultra
modern, D lovely rms, mod. kit,
3 bedrmS., 2 baths, concrete front
porch w/metal awnings. Priced
low for quick sale.
Murray Levine Ia. 9-3144
BRICK-4- -bedrm. house, eli mod
ernized, walled garden; garage;
apt. in bsmt,; blk. to Mass. ave.
eyes, FE. 3.535s. EXCLUSIVE.
JAMES L. DIXON d CO.. Reaitort
(continued on Next PaEO
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ARL., N, oakwood-Mod 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath rambler. daylight rec,
rm. Attrac. decorated. mr.,
churches, schools, shopping and
transp. Avail. immed.;; $3.50 mo.
JE. 1856.
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ARL. M bedrms., ga baths, spa
clous older home, stucco and con-
crete block. h.-w. heat, @-car gar,
lovely, trees BUS at door; walk to
parochial and grade schools. Va
cant, lease W tn option to buy,
Sl75 mo. JE. 4-On63
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RENT-pURCHASE
ROCKVILLE, MN

R0SSLYN, VA, N. 18th ST., nr..
Wilson. blvd.-Close-in, graeious
stone house. Lovely grounds and
shrubs. 10 rms, 2 baths, newly
dec. Suitable for large family OF
group. S225 mo. CULMORB
REALTY. JE. 4-6650, EN-. 2-4626.
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ARL., S.-4 bedrms, gar: busline.
SPACIOUS ground. OF. 4-93"S.
ARL., S.-2-bedrm. Colonial; encI
pch.: eood loc. and tranSp.: fenced
lot; Sis mo JE. 2-2025.
ARL., McLEAN-New IA bedrmS,
baths, Sl01 80. OWNER, JA.
1855; ewes, KE, S-4164.
ARL., N. 29l5 22nd st. N.-3 lac
bedrm. home, conf, cony., 10
minis. to Pentagon, no stop lights
$l35. JA. 7-2O35.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Try q Few Oriental Touches
In Your Home and Menu

brook and water-cooled green
moss and the distant tapping
of Oriental bamboo wind
chimes-and see what YOU
can do!
Questions and Answers
N. M. C. asks:
II have a problem. I have
two fireside chairs in gold, a
beige chair and a tan one.
My sofa is sage green. ! plan
on reupholstering it and
would like you to suggest a
color. The furniture is all Pc
riods. The walls are sand and
the carpeting sandalwood.
What would you suggest for
the sofa? My draperies are
cream with flowers and a gold
thread"
Dear N. M. c.:
Your room sounds too filled
with sand, beige, cream and
gold. Try a sample Of bright
turquoise on your sofa and
see if it doesn't DO some
thing for your room. Then
spot a turquoise vase or cover
the tan chair in turquoise for
company.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Antiques
Featured
At Show

A grand harmonium, or
musical glasses, is one Of the
chief attractions at the third
Antiques Show and Sale be-
ing sponsored by st. Johns
Episcopal Church in Olney.
The three-day show which
began yesterday in the
church's parish hall, has sew
eral special exhibits as well
as a variety of antiques for
sale. But because of its rarity
the harmonium, an 18th
century musical invention, is
attracting a great deal Of at
tention.
The harmonium was an
outgrowth of the musical
glasses that hit such a peak
Of popularity in 18th Gen.
tury Europe. Gluck, Mozart
and Beethoven composed for
them. At first the music was
performed by means of Dip
ping a finger in water and
running it over the rims of
wine glasses which were
filled in an amount neces-
sary to produce the desired
pitch.
The idea of producing a
regular instrument for the
glasses is attributed to sew
eral men including Benjamin
Franklin who invented the
method whereby specially
blown glasses were mounted
longitudinally on a spindle
turned by means of a foot
treadle. He called this a har-
monica"
In 1925, Francis Haopkin-
son Smith of Virginia pat
tented his instrument which
he called the grand harmoni-
con. This consisted of a box
or chest on legs with a sound
ing board. Mounted on the
Soundin g board were Is
stem m e d glasses without
bases. Miss Emma Muncaster
has loaned the grand har-
monicon which is on exhibit
at this weeks Olney benefit.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

MRS. r. c. asks:
ST heard something about
panels with lights in them.
Is there such a thing?"
Dear MRS. r. c.:
Yes, the new translucent
panels transmit soft diffused
light and are perfect for ,di-
viders. partitions and other
interior ideas. Ask your plas-
tic products dealer about
them.
Copyright, 1861, Dorothy Draper)
= = 4
BE Your Own Decorator" q fcs-
einotins and most infoFmetive book
let by Dorothy Droper, is ovoilobIe
to reoders Of The Stor. Send Is
cents in coin and your nome and
address printed to Dorothy Draper.
core Of The Stor. Mrs. Draper con
not answer personal moil but will
use questions Of widest general op-
peel in her column.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

A few years ago there was
a complete japanese house
set in the garden at the Mu-
scum of Modern Art in New
York City. And now, remem-
bering it, and the recent
temperature that climbed to
the COS I am convinced we
should all go Oriental in hot
weather.
There was such a feeling
of cool spaciousness, such a
lack of all the things which
make our houses cozy in
winter but just look Cutlery
in the hot weather. I wonder
if we couldn't eliminate a
few Of the hot looking ele-
ments and go in for a few
bamboo items, bare floors
and the sound of cool water
running over smooth stones?
The Orientals always seem
to have tiny pools about
and with today's modern mir
acles in electricity, so could
we!
Try large palm leaf fans
as place mats on a cool, for
est green tablecloth. Sip
your iced tea from tall emer-
aid green glasses, stirred with
spoons with bamboo handles.
Copy the Japanese and take
off your shoes when you come
in from your hot market trip.
Supplement cool straw mats
for your area rug by your
bed. --.-.
Although the Japanese
system of flower arrange
ments always has seemed a
bit stilted to me, we can
learn something from them
for our hot weather bou-
quets. Keep them simple and
"tidy"-no beguillng ten
drills, but every flower cool
and deliciously set apart so
that its single beauty is
brought out.
Look around your house.
Couldn't it stand a few cool
Oriental touches? Think Of
a willow tree, a rippling
Evening star., 1961-09-20

and 7 to 10 pm. on Friday
at the home Of the chairman.
Mrs. jeanette Hilton Of Silver
Spring.
Proceeds will benefit the
courts philanthropic endea-
vors.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Benefit Hat Party
Is Planned

Court Forest Glen 961 Of
the Catholic Daughters of
America will sponsor a hat
party from 10 am. to 4 pm.
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
Shiprotk
Independent
T0UYnunI emf

The Shiprock Invitational Inde-
pendenC Tournam ment will start Dec.
28. at $50 pm. for a three day
tourney ending Saturday night De-
cenber 30, 1861, in the Shiprock
Jr. High gym. The tournament is
held TO benefit the Shiprock Jr. High
athletic fund.
Teams invited and who have ac-
cepted are the Southern Ute Braves
of lgnacio, defending Champion;
Shiprock Mustangs, host team and
last years runner-up; Navajo Inn
formerly Foutz Traders) of Win
dow Rock who played third in last
years tournament won the team
sportsmanship trophy and had the
most valuable player, Howard Dra-
per; Window Rock Lodgers who
were fourth: Dulce from Mescalero
Apache reservation, Dulce, New
Mexico: Towaoc from the Ute res
ervation, Colorado: Melton Drug of
Gallup and A.S.U. Renegades from
Phoenix.
Me embers of the Tournament
Committee are James D. Atcitty,
Tournament Director; Rev. Robert
Brooks. Treasurer: Wallace Cathy,
Peter Stokely, Buddy Nelson and
Dave Bowman.
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
Four urCorners
Spectacular

The Four-Corners Boxing has
presented another spectular bouts
between Gallup and Fort Defiance.
Mike Rodriguez go. Gallup won
over Edison Scott 60, Fl. Defiance
Augustine Anderson 73. Fort Defi-
ance won over Phillip Silva So, CAL
lup
Charles Padilla So. Gallup won
over Lambert Redh0uSe 20, Fort
Defiance: Ridy Sandoval lis, CAL
and Franklin Lee end in a draw.
Walter Toledo 95. Gallup won
over Anderson Long 95, Fort Defi-
ance, Raymond Clark Gallup the
13S FOUNDER KO, Larry Anderson
13S. Fort Defiance in second rounds
at the Coed Sheperd Mission.
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
the sea son.

IlIC SOd Dull
Bud Murray, who guided the Ca
thedral High Panrhers of Gallup to
district and region titles this year
--before losing to Eunice in the
state title game--was honored as
Class B coach of the year.
Murray, 26, is former Arizona
State University halfback- He won
the coaching honor in close bal
lot over Eunice's ]. c. (Bullet)
Cook, West Las Vegas Frank Her
rera and Lordsburg' s Ralph Craig.
Eunice had five all-Stare selec-
tions. Cruz Flores, who scored a
state record 2O6 points in 1Ogames
is the top star from West Las We
gas.
Raymond Secatero-President of
the Student Council, a senior. DOB
8-243, is from the Canoncito
Store, Canoncito Navajo.
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
An-Stute Honor
For AIS Secutero

Ray Secatero, Albuquerque In
dian School end. is the only junior
on the 1861 United Press Interna-
tional Class B all-state high school
football team. The squad is topped
by state champion Eunice's Cardi-
nails.
Secatero. 143, played his second
season for the Duke City Tribe. He
caught seven scoring tosSeS during
Navajo times., 1961-12-27

FoutZ Traders
Jan. 4 Thur.
200 PM Gallup Indian Center VS..
Design 6 Construction
500 PM Navajo Inn VS.. Window
Rock Teachers
Jan. ii Thurs.
6:3O PM FL Paso Oilers VS.. Thir-
ties
1880 PM Navajo Inn VS.. Ell Paso
Torchers
$3.50 PM Totah Bandits VS.. Rey-
nold's Electric
Jan. IS Mon.
200 PM Ell Paso Oilers VS.. Dep
utieS
500 PM Shiprock Mustangs VS..
Window Rock Teachers
Jan. II Wed.
900 PM Ell Paso Flames VS.. De-
sign 6 Construction
500 PM Gallup Indian Center VS..
HllSon Hawks
Jan 18 Thur.
900 PM Navajo Pine VS.. Thirties
800 PM Window Rock Teachers
VS.. Ell PaSO TorcherS
Jan 10 Fri.
6:3O PM Ell Paso Flames VS..
Deputies
1880 PM T0tah Bandits VS.. Foutz
Traders
$3.50 PM Window Rock LOdgerS
VS.. Shiprock Mustangs
Jan. "a Wed.
700 PM HillSon Hawks VS.. De-
sign Construction
$50 PM Shiprock Mustangs VS..
Reynolds Electric
ian. Is Thur.
$3.50 PM Window Rock Teachers
VS.. Fourz Traders
1890 PM Gallup Indian Center VS..
ThirtieS
$3.50 PM Navajo Inn VS.. Totah
Bandits
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
Wingate Romps To
Easy 1868 Win

Coach Vincent Prices Fort Win
gate Bears marched through Re
hoboth. 1858 last night at the
winners gym. 1t marked the fourth
straight win for the Bears and
their sixth of the season against
two losses.
Price used II men during the
course of the game with all of
them breaking into the. scoring
column. Silago with IL counters.
Bahe with nine and TOdacheenie
with 9 paced the attack.
Larry Manuelito paced the los
ers with seven fielders and three
foul casts for IL points. while Her
man Lee Clipped in with IL.
The varsity held quarterly leads
Of 20-l2. 44-2l; 66-35.
The Wingate B" club waltzed
TO its seventh win against one loss
by downing the RehOboth reserves
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
Tube City
Community

Jan 2 Tue.
200 PM Community Center VS..
Tuba City Independents
500 PM Grand Canyon VS.. Leupp
Independents
Jan Wed.
700 PM Grand Canyon VS.. Orai-
bianS
800 PM Harlem Stars VS.. Tuba
City League All-Stars
Jan S Fri.
$50 PM Girls Game
1850 PM Leupp Independents VS..
Moencopi Knights
$3.50 PM Blakely Rockets VS..
Moencopi Elks
Jan. 9 Tue.
700 PM Moencopi Indians VS..
USPH
800 PM Rare Metals VS.. Shungo-
paw Eagles
Jan. 10 Wed.
700 PM Tuba City Independents
VS.. USPH
0:OO PM BIakely Rocket VS..
Grand Canyon
Jan. IL Fri.
$50 Pm Community Center VS..
Tuba City Trojans
7:3O PM Kayenta Crawleys VS..
Moemcopi Elks
$3.50 PM Inscription House VS..
Leupp Rams
Jan. 13 Sat.
$3.50 PM Moencopi Indians VS..
Rare Metals
1880 PM MOencopi Knights VS..
OraibianS
$3.50 PM Leupp Independents VS..
ShungopaM Eagles
Jan. is Tue.
700 Pm Community Center VS..
Inscription House
500 PM Leupp Rams VS.. Moe
ncopi Elks
Jan. II Wed.
700 PM Rare Metals VS.. Tuba
City Independents
500 Pm Grand Canyon VS.. Kay
enta Crawleys
Ian. 10 Fri.
$50 PM Tuba City Trojans VS..
USPH
1880 PM Oraibians VS.. ShungopaVi
Eagles
$50 PM Lepp Independents VS..
MOenc0pi Indians
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
Gallup Ind epende ent
League Schedule

ian. Mon.
700 PM Ciniza E. E.P.N.G. VS.. To-
hatchi E.P.N.G.
500 Pm Foutz Service VS.. Clay
Fultz
Jan. Tues.
700 PM LambSon Trans. VS.. In
dian Center
800 Pm Navajo Innv VS.. Fort Win
gate
Jan. 10 Wed.
$50 PM Ids. VS.. Ciniza E.P.-
NC.
800 PM Domenic's VS.. Lambson
Trans.
900 PM Foutz Traders VS.. Clay
FultZ
Jan. IS Mon.
700 PM Indian Center VS.. Tohat-
chi E.P.N.G.
800 PM Naval jolnn vs.. Fou-z Ser
vice
Jan. 16 Tues.
700 PM Window Rock E. PING.
VS.. Ciniza E.P.NC.
500 PM Clay Fultz VS.. Fort VIM
gate
Jan. IL Wed.
6:3O PM Ids. VS.. Domenic's
800 PM Lambson Trans. VS.. Ci-
MIA E. PING.
900 PM Foutz Traders VS.. Nav
ajO Inn
Jan. % Mon.
700 PM Lambson VS.. Tohatchi
E.P.N.C.
800 Pm Fort Wingate VS.. Foutz
Service
Jan. q Tues.
700 Pm Ids. VS.. Window Rock
E.P.N.G.
800 PM Navajo Inn VS.. Clay Fultz
Jan. "a Wed.
$50 Pm CiniZa E.P.N.G. VS.. Do
menic's
500 Pm Indian Center VS.. Win
dow Rock E.P.N.G.
900 PM Foutz Service VS.. Foutz
Traders
Jan. g Mon.
700 Pm La m b SON Trans. VS..
Ids.
500 Pm FoutZ Traders VS.. Fort
Wingate
Ian. 80 Tues.
700 Pm Indian Center VS.. Win
dow Rock E.P.N.G.
500 Pm Clay Fultz VS.. Foutz
Service
Ian. 81 Wed.
6:3O PM Tohatchi E.P.N.G. VS..
Domenic'S
500 Pm CiniZa E. P. N. G. VS..
LambSon Trans.
900 Pm Navajo Inn VS.. Fort Win
gate
Navajo times., 1961-12-27
NRB League
Coming Up

Jan. 8 Wed.
$3.50 PM Ell PaSo Flames VS.. Ma
vajo Pine
1880 PM Window Rock LOdgerS
VS.. Ell Paso TOrchers
$3.50 PM Shiprock Mustangs VS..
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WOMAN-TV RENTAL
GEO. WASH. U. HOSP,

Hours approx. 1915 four days per
wk. incl. every other weekend.
Must enjoy and be capable OF
effective dealings with the public
Parking avail. Write HOSPIX
1904 University blvd. Hyatts.
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WOMEN TO DEMONSTRATE
TOYS IN LOCAL
sUPERMARKETs WANTED

Neatly groomed women with pleas
ing personalities wanted by on
Of the worlds largest toy manu-
facturers to demonstrate ma
tionally advertised toys in loca
supermarkets. Previous demonstra
tion or retail store experience
preferable but not essential. YoI
will be paid a salary for WorkinC
part time each week. THURSDAY
through Saturday, from week d
employment till Christmas. Fol
interview write Box Book, Star
WORK YOUR OWN HOURS, M
selling, assist statesmen, take stool
in dept. stores and speciality shops
top brand of ladies hose, CA
helpful. Box 2O1-K Star
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HELP WOMEN
| SAIES 4

SALES CLERK - Young woman
with some sales exper. 10 take
charge Of candy dept. and fill in
az front dept, Full time No Sun.
BRADLEY DRUGS, 5000 Airing
ton I'd, Bethesda.
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SECRETARY-MEDICAL for tran
scribing medical dictations, mod
ern hospital facilities; permanent
5-days, 40 hours. Apply Person
mel, THE FAIRFAX HOSPITAL
1901 Gallows Td., Falls Church
III A-S9nO
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CoLORED COLLEGE GIRL from
South desires GHW. Plain cooking.
No Sat. work. Live in. DE. 2-4410,
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
SITUATI0NS-D0MESTIC

ABLE DOMESTIC, 81 and fare.
Health card and refs. open Sun,
"a. QUALITY, 919 N. Y. ave,
nu nj T-43Q9
Arizona tribune., 1961-05-19
ZId3aE44&f5

Casey and Mittis Jacks on, 72l
w. Sherman. welcomed boun-
cling baby boy at Good Samaritan
Hospital on April 26.
Arizona tribune., 1961-05-19

REPOSSESSED
Simmons hide-a-bed, cost $298.
Bal. due SIC. Dealer, 4lN So.
Central, BR 6-4lW.
REPOSS ESSED
Bunk beds $29. Just like new.
Dealer, 4lN South Central, call
BR 6-4l0.