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Bradley Blvd. Area

Bradley BIVd. Area
Beech Tree Rd.-split level with
3 bedrms.: 3 baths: excellent lot:
fenced yard with park. ct reari
modern modern kit:; built.in freezer.
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VI. z. 3 Sais A. n n. HPEEEs HfPEfiEE ri Dew s7oTSS co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Ug
POTOMAC OFFICE
AK. 1860 Ak. e-03s6
BRICK RAMBLER, reduced for
quick sale; owner must sacrifice.
5.7iiiis 0 itli .. AhD' INC" 'O'
BR00KDALE AREA-2 blocks to
D. c. bus. Immac. 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial: full bsnit; ideal location.
ANpRis ri REALTY. oi. 2-so7O tn 0
BROOKDALE AREA = Sensational
4-bedrms 2-bath brick Cape Cod
Tor the unheafd OF price Of only
S24,9b0. Garage. screened porch:
iull bsmt; Be the first to call.
EN-. 2-S20o. DIsTRICT-MARY.
LAND REALTY, INC. Ewes. WO.
BYEFORDE-4-bedrm.. 8-bath split
level; 2-car garage, screened
porch. large lot. with. beautiful
trees; choice neighborhood. 10.
SUBsTTRSiBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
TOPS IN TRADES
CARROLL KNOLLs-3-bedrm. bfk.
rambler; brand-new,. de luxe kit,
ny; rm, with fifepi., air cond.,
Ia baths, rec. r1l.,. fenced yard:
Ek, sSuo0is. Ju. ss..4sss22D. ssss2Da' siAnaO. OWN
CHEVY CE5AsE-3Fk. Colonial, bet.
the clubs; big DIN. ,rm.,. new kit.
wIdishwasher' ETC., breakfast rm.i
2ts baths, plus bedrm. and stoT.
age on 3rd floor: full bsmt. witt
bath; 2-car garage; pch. SAMUEL
EzESco Z. EsSoohEY IisY OF ND, INC" OIL
CHEVY CHASE CLUE; Low eos
III TWO bedrooms are all you
need, but you want them BIG
look no furtheri Charming bricl
Dutch Colonial, in 9 distinguished
peighborhood; living room, approx
1924, 1st FLOOR PoWDEf
and bath on End floor: full base
ment, garage, slate roof, hot
water heat: beautiful 150-ft, lot
sr' psssTTTss RaTrcT; oil e-S1S2; EEsAzFI EsAzSI
cHHNEYYn HNYY n14HHA' 1S4HHAsgmilss5IgTl gi;;: ssI,Tl REDEIMa EIa
family din. rnl., de luxe kit. will
breakfast area, screened porch q
lsti 4 bedrmso z beths on 2nd
SSsths with e, 70 Ats,s; panelso oass W. rsci NJ IN
&.sar i'fSI..' ssa vac vAcANTD sHDl PTiesS sns Sr u
NJ, ME,rziEAk;.M A;MiIg kgARTcR! Z N; 1M, s-14OO
CHEVY CHAsE--AlI brick Colonial
ssnSSsd iot osc many any estTas sfP; a1n, GOOD rn as
sumption; only $19,g50. .HUGl
Il, PECK, Bethesda, OIL. 6-917C
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH-charm
ing Colonial, centrally air-condi
room. modern Kitchen. porch. il
H.; bedrooms, 2 baths up. Rec
reation room, garage, on lovel
private grounds. Priced very rea
| sonably In 30's. For appt,, CO
Mrs. Meyer, EN-. 3-705S, LEGUl
a GERBER. EN-. $4,000.
CHEVY CHAsE--Just the home %
retired or lear family; close /
transportation and Shopping. Al
4 tTaetive Colonial; 3 bedrooms,
1 baths. eating. space In kitchel
viii sen quickly. Priced n rnid
\ zQSs Cell WQ. $4,000 It'll o pr
J RpW H JONES o CO.. ING
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
1913 28th AVE.


EVANSVILLE rambler. A beauty
with 8 bedrms., large kit, full
bsmt. with rec. room and den. Huge
corner lot. Assume large loan, no
red tape.
VET-No down payment and low
payment for Q home spic-and-span
with separate din. room. twin-size
bedrms., walk-in closet, storm win
dows and porch. Walk to bus,
schools and shopping. And only
$1,000.
LANDOVER-An attractive 3-bed-
rIn. rambler with country-size kit,
beautiful natural wood cabinets,
wall oven and surface range, par
bath and ground level exit to
patio. And the financing is ter
rifle. Take Q look.
Q ACREs-Close-in with brick
front, 4-bedrm. bungalow.' 16x24
IT.. liv. room with fireplace Bsmt..
hot water heat, 2-car garage.
Ideal for gardening or chicken
snSioas. TSEisI $9oOo dn n.GGhsaid shoaid handle
ARE YOU CROWDED in your pres
ent homer II SO, we would ike to
show you q spacious 4-bedrm., q
bath home with family room. large
kit, screened porch and other de-
sirable features. In the convenient
Cheverly area. The terms are ter
rifle and win consider your pres
ent home in trade.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
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ROCKVILLE


An older home, eood condition IN
West End Park; large liv fm.
with firepl: large din. rm, with
bay window and sun rm. attach. |:
large kit. with cold pantry: 5
SW SSsGTHs S:at :nd S.rsn snss sscs su s1soSe sssSt
Cape Cod In west End: large iiv.
rm. with panel. firepi.; dinette: /:
Kit; large hedrms, and bath
half bath on 2nd floor. New
house condition. $15,250.
No settlement charges. $1,000
cash and S96.16 per mo. buys g.
I'm. 3-bedrm. Cape Cod on large
lot.
WILL sTAcKHoUsE. JR.
70 v. Mont. Ave. Rockville, Md.
20. 2-2sSS Ewes. PO. 2-4363
DnfEUUwW = nnYrsaOa aaqus
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BETHEsDA---slS,3OO
pARKW0On


Walk TO elem. school. Brick ram.
bier; excellent condition; 8 bed
rms. ia baths. lge. fully EQUIP.
kitchen; spacious rec. rm. April 1
possession. Call OIL. 4.5s00, o TO
8. MARGARET j., DUNKLEY,
Reeltor.
BETHESDA, walk 2 blocks Lynbrook
Elem or .B.-C.C.. High--lmmacu-
late 3.hedrn, brick -and.slate Co
lonial:. scr. porch, bsmts. hrend-
kNDRis kEHLTY, Oh, 2.aO76 Yfil .
Burnine Tree Vaiisy-By OWNER
only: & b.r., 3 baths, fully ar
sond., modern elee. kit, w..w,
esrpeting. enci. yard; paneled
family rF1., pvt, ofc.. in bsmt,. Low
80s. May assume I4sAeo mortgaRe
PhoAa En-. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
nE0pen

CHEVY CHAsE-open sat. sun. 1
to dark; brk. Colonial; S26,950.
Nr. public and parochial schools;
3 bedrms., 2 baths, lge. Nv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., modern kit, break
fast rm., den, and rec. rm, VIA
BATH Air-eond. 4216 East-West
highway lbet. Wise. and Conn. !.
OIL. 6-47S7.
CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL BRICK
''BETWEEN THE CLUBS" First
offering Of this desirable and i'm
maculate residence in this highly
schools and country clubs, Spa
cious living and dining rooms,
study with powder room, excellent
kitchen, 3 twin-bed rooms and 3
baths. Stairway to huge expan-
sion area, insulated and heated
for 2 additional bedrooms. Reere-
alton room and garage. Only S33,-
800 Call our uptown office, KE.
7.1s00 til 8 pm,
Shannon & LuchS
Realtors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE, R o 8 EMA Y
SCHQOL-Sensational brick Colo
ntal with 4 lovely bedrms., huge
library, ga baths, rec. rnf., break
fast rm., dormitory rm. and other
excellent features. EN-. 2-S2O6.
Dl5TRIcT-MARYLAND REALTY,
INC: ewes, OIL. 4-2151.
CLOSE-N WHEATON,, SI7,5OO-
Roomy brick Cape Cod, expand
able to bedrms. Walk TO plaza.
Nice yard; Fin. rec. I'm. In bsmt,
THOMPSON CO., JU. 1000
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WoOnLEY PARK

Gracious Colonial residence on
beautiful azalea-do Cleveland
Ave-, only q few minutes from
downtown. 1st floor has inviting
center entrance hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace, nice-sized dining rm.,
HWIS LIN IN. hrs5Sfasi sfn .roea rooS ,croensS moS
rear porch off hall and liv, rm.,
on 2nd floor paneled den with
beamed ceiling, master bedroom
with private bath, 2 other bedrms.,
bath. plus sunny dressing rm.,
bedrms., bath on 3rd floor, full
bsmt., gas hot water heat, back
s.M s1MlrHay IRON oSmt; 70 SIa ioot
tractive, very secluded rear garden.
Ewes. call Mrs. Purse, EN-, 2-51S1.
W. c. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH Us
&EALTOR6 EN-. 2-4464
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ANNANDALE
- ----

close7in; all-brick newly deco.
foot living room: fun basement;
daughter just has to have q horse,
this one is for you! Beautifully
wooded lawn ending at Q babbling
brook. Vacant. Move right in.
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Houses by Hughes
"BRIcK. ONLY BRICK"

$4,000; much more house
bis bsSTms., myth ia tiled baths. stfs.
,23-ft. living rm., Charming
English type basement.
Sa9.60 in one check pays
all. Vacant. Move right in.
S15,950--one Of the finest
houses we've ever offered.
Absolutely immaculate in
side and out. Occupied one
hour per day By q working
couple. Property features s
pastel bedrms., ! "A Holly
ment: lovely Ancher-fenced
yard. Blue ribbon West Hy-
attsville location. $500 down
will buy Il.
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,NDRIs REALTY OIL 2-9o7o TIL Q
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BETHESDA-NIH

Immaculate brick Cape COD on at
tractive corner lot, waking dis
tance to NH. Ist floor has bed
rooms and bath on 2nd. There are
many extras In this quality built
home. Reasonably priced at $751;
800 With h,,,$ss55 $5 900 down. 49,
REALTORS HE. $4,000
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Shannon & Luchs

LteaItorg Since 1906 6O00 Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA SENSATION! WE CAM
NOT BELIEVE THERE ARE
AVAILABLE AT S29. .95O-Lafge
brick rambler In absolutely per-
feet condition; wide center hall.
living room 16x26, private dining
room, gorgeous big kitchen, 3
TWIN-sIzED bedrooms, 21s baths.
Immense full basement contains
beautiful rec, fm., 15x26 with
fireplace and diversified built-in
garage: near NH and new recre-
alton center. Mr.. Pardoe, WO. g.
NC nj 7-i4I1 -
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CHEVY CHAsE--Just the home foI
transportation and shoppins. C' AZ.
tHactive Colonial; 8 bedrooms,
baths, eating space In Kitchen,
screened porch; attached garage
will sell quickly. Priced N mid.
2Qs. call WQ. 6-2300 I'll Q m
ApW. H JONES q co.. INC.
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AYRLAWN, BETHEsDA--3 bedrms.
plus huge dormitory, 2 baths;
brk. home within walking distance
70 paroehiail Ia sseho6ol: aS6 best ~ neish-
SapfTSL SeSipefcTrSSL RE2E SsieOS OEsrATE naIcoEfl. coRS
OIL. A-23a3; omen Ell q
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BEIHESDA REALTY OF. 4-141b
kETHEsDA AREA--Distinctive Co
loniai-style brick split-level.
bedrnns.. 3 full baths, eround-level
rec. rnl., formal sep. din. rm.,
ser. porch. garage, 23-ft. liy. rrn. (;
near schools and transp.; S34,75O.
1ETHEsDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
BETHEsDA-3 twin-sized bedrms,
and. III baths IN this newly listed
erick rambler; S1S,300 1st trust;
.1gsg2O; -, a oo,o ,,,,, a
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l2m nnIlN

Yss B1st. St. s.e.-Loveiy 2-fsm
tiy duplex apt. bldg: 2 kits,
baths, hamt.; gas heat. BERG
MAN REALTY CO., RA. 0-2117
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTeOMERY COUNTY

ARCOKaA AREA---Assume large loan
or buy FLA: 3-bedrm. Cape Cod:
lot 10O'x100S with trees; 2-eer ga
xage. hot-water heat; S17,60O. 10.
$1,000.
HUGH 5: = IEcK gSTz Ill 1hS4s s,,gssT Ss; Ave.
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POTOHaAC-New listing: magnifi-
ss Sss. sel. HSoSsd S5ss ri%9:F ios e Ss
bedYms., 2 baths, huge all-elec.
kit. with breakfast nook. 30-ft
dayfight rec. rm. with firepl.: 4th
bedrm. and y bath IN Full bsmt. /;
lge. balcony off iV. rm. and mas
ter bedfm.; gear gsrage: priced
to sell In mid-40s. PRANK 9.
pHn1ddTs' IL d 5SsS NE o.. S-7Ooe;
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BETHEspA--FIYE-MfNUTE WALK
TO EVERYTHING: B.-C.C. High,
Our Lady Of Lourdes. Immediate
= possession. Three-bedrm. brick
Colonial, Side porch, sep. din.
IEn;, iull bsmt.. wooded rear yard;
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Shannon & Luchs

REAEIQhH bINCE 1906
INDIAN STRING CLUE ESTATES
Imposing brk. Colonial on
beaut. landsc. corner lot; house
IN excellent condition: 8 bedrms. :,
2 baths, fin. rec. rm., din. rfn.,
20 PIREPLACE6": close 10. sflops
and schools, st. .Bernadette's par
ish. FHA appraisal -S20,6O0.
w, j. NICHOLAS HE 1s10l0
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ANNANpALE.CEpAR CREST
REnOR, INC.

GL. 6-b0b0 HU. 1-g229
ANINANDALE AREA--Multi-level: 4
bedrms., 2H baths. liV. rm., din.
rrn., paneled rec. rm., family rm.s
screened peh., ground-level bsmt.,
air conditioning: 2-horse stable,
garden and fruit trees; Handicapped
CR. 3-O134 ~
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RIGGS PARK
EXCEPTIONALLY

SPLTT-LEVKL-RIGGs PARK :.
1922 GALLOWAY ST. NE.
0tep-down liy. rm.. 3 bedrms.. den,
rec. rm.; S21, $50, with $500 dn,
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
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sMvEE sPRIEdl l0la 8. MPn,IiEon IEg
s5isaioho s5i. ssr. owNSs HSsrT5. -. s.7ssi.n sHsai.n''
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CAPITOL HILL, solid brick house,
l30 D st. s.e.: rms. ga baths,
sloss e egerything. To See can
tds ave. NV. AD. 2-21l6.
CAPITOL HILL, OPEN sun. 2-B
139 N. CAROLINA AVE.
Lovely home, in excellent restored
area. 2 blocks from II. o. B., 8
rms, 2 baths, newly equipped
wood paneled Kitchen, Nice yard,
gear garage. fpr earlier appoint-
SSAEE1rSL rSa,tal aIIk 4, HAAi HAAifI eSieo
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sPEIM:oIEMIL;D: I;. ,I.IIII; ,LIITTILI; MpEWT!EI EE.T.I!
contains 4 twtn-bed rms, study
(or 9TH bedrm.l J, 3 baths, huge liy.
rm. with raised firepl., rear patio,
countryside kit. extfa-lRe. out-of-
siSTnc sirsD sdii RfnS:sS. Ssm. reg ear I saraHs. sn
Situated on lge. tYee-shaded lot.
Priced to sell at S41, 300, $4,000
will handle, walking dist. 10 pub
lie, parOehial schools, fast D. G.
transp. Westwood shopping center.
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CHEVY CHASE CLUR: ioW ID

CHEVY CHAsE-I8-FT. BKDRM.
AND. BATH, plus 2b-ft. Nv. rm,,
ssmiEys ssaEssst am sr r e Ss dSe 5ls WIN
list; 4 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd;
stairs to attic, paneled rec. rni.
with firepl., maids room and bath;
2-ear gar. VACANT. Priced 70
sslli sEslHliry92 2 As AM; g PTA;MIr EN-. s-74oo.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

Cedar Creek made by a
wounded soldier.
Other places of interest on
the tour will be the Old Stone
Church, the Tomb of Thomas,
Sixth Lord Fairfax, and
Stonewall Jackson's Head
quarters on North Braddock
street.
Information centerS for the
event are the George Wash
ington Hotel in Winchester
and the Battletown Inn in
Berryville. Luncheon will be
served at Christ Episcopal
Church in Winchester from
1880 am. to l pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

In this Civil War centen-
nial year, members of the
Little Garden Club and the
Winchester Clarke Garden
Club of Winchester, Va, are
inviting the public to take a
look at a lovely old mansion
stepped in Civil War history.
Belle Grove, located IA
miles south of Winchester on
Route IL, is one of several
historic homes in that COM
munity that will be open
Saturday from 10 am. to
$50 pm.
Belle Grove stands amid
the fields and hills where
10000 Federal troops under
Gen. Philip Sheridan de-
feated Gen. Jubal A. Early's
Confederate force of $4,000
in the famous Battle of Cedar
Greek.
The house served as head
quarters for Stonewall Jack
son and later Gen. Sheridan
Evening star., 1961-04-16
New Regent
To Be Installed

The first Montgomery
County woman in history
will take office as Maryland
State Regent of the National
Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, on
Friday. She is Mrs. Eliot c.
Lovett of Kenwood, member
and former Regent of the
Chevy Chase chapter.
Most members of the
Chevy Chase chapter will be
present at Constitution Hall
when Mrs. Lovett, along with
other newly-elected State re-
gents and National officers
will be traditionally installed.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

land as ballast and brought
by OK cart from Alexandria,
rs miles across the Blue
Ridge.
All the rooms contain the
original floors and native yel-
low pine woodwork. Tiny
carved animal heads can be
seen in some of the elaborate
and beautiful door holdings.
The Jeffersonian influence
is seen in a false door in the
parlor, used to balance the
door leading into the dining
room, and in the French
type hinges on the doors,
which jefferson is known to
have favored.
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Antiques

The present owner, Mr.. F.
w. HONEYWELL, has furnished
the house with antiques and
reproductions. Among the
many interesting pictures is
a photograph of a sketch of
Belle Grove and the Battle of
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A Jefferson Design

The house, probably de-
signed by Thomas jefferson,
was built in 1877 by Maj.
Isaac Hite, grandson of the
valleys first settler and
brother-in-law of President
Madison.
The old Colonial home is
one of the few in Virginia
which has remained struc-
turally unchanged. 1t is built
of native limestone with the
exception of the cornerstones
and keystones of sandstone,
which were sent from Eng
Evening star., 1961-04-16
Tour Time In Winchester

at the time Of the Battle Of
Cedar Creek.
A memorial column to
Maj. Gen. Stephen Dodson
RanSeur marks the entrance
to the estate from the Valley
Pike. Gen. Ranseur, a Con-
federate officer, died at Belle
Grove the day after the
battle.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09
TheTe0cher

In the midst of each summer va
cation / get lonesome for the class
room.
School offers a little world all
its own. We find so much to laugh
about. We find it SO convenient to
settle the worlds problems in our
social studies lessons. Perhaps we
reach decisions TOO easily in the
shelter of our classroom. During
our long vacation we are forced to
face reality and we are frightened.
We long TOR the safe confines of the
school. Teachers and student alike
are goaded into a realization that
there are things to be learned be-
yond the campus. We shall return
in Sept IN be T with our findings.
Sharing our summer experiences
is always one of the delights of the
first few weeks OF school 1t is then
that we start our debates anew and
compare our practical summer ex-
perienceS with the theories of our
textbooks.
am convinced that a few weeks
away from formal lessons is an ex-
cellent educational experi fence.
During the school year we live TOO
close to books and abstract prob
lens. We need to put our theories
into practice. We need to prove our
learning.
However, am lone SOM for
Mary and Johnny and their funny
little problems. miss their ques-
lions and their rediouSly written
papers. l want to share with them
the roses from my yard and our new
kitten. Iwant to hear of their adven-
lures.
wonder if they are lonesome
for me too.
Sincerely,
Your teacher
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vice)
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apostle TEACHER There is lesson
here
COME before We must FOLLOW before
LEARN teach We LISTEN
THE LORD SPEAK FOR THE LORD.
Thus saith Lord familiar phrase with which the Old
prophets began messages.
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anything listen
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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09

The filth, litter, rubbish, beer
bottles, garbage and other trash
along our highways is very evident
at this time of the year. There also
is evidence along the highways to
show that this condition is becom-
ing worse and wor Sc instead of i'm
proving. and this is very deplora-
bic to say the least.
In the first place, we only adj
vertiSe to visitors and other folks
who use our highways the fact that
we are sloppy, dirty and too lazy
to properly dispose of our litter,
beer bottles and garbage. Our
roadsides do not have to be this way
at all. and since you people unload
your litter and beer boules along
the highways, it will take some ac-
ton by you to improve the situation.
You do not have to have all the
filth that you have along your high
ways at all, and by using little
common sense you can unload your
garbage, beer bottles and ira sh in
places and cans provided for that
purpose. This will also help us a
great deal in our work, a part of
which is TO keep the roadsides in
a neat and maintained condition.
In the second place, you folks
carelessly deposited garbage, beer
cans and bottles, sh and other
litter to the tune of 6 big truck loads
on the highway between u. S. High
way 16 and the St. Francis Mi sion.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09

Adolph H (Dutch) Summer. pi-
lot for Thund bird Aviation of
Gallup. was killed la st Tuesday, as
he took off for Gallup with 8 year
old Cecilia Henderson as his pas
senger. The young girl was being
flown from Crownpoinr to the Pub
lie Health Service Hospital at CAL
lup for emergency treatment.
According to reports, Summer,
plotting a Cessna 1875. took off for
Gallup from the CroWnpoint Air
port. The aircraft, according to
Witnesses, no ed down. era shed
and was virtually diSinteg grated.
There was no fire at the scene. The
Federal Aviation Agency made an
examination at the scene. The re-
port will be made public later. VAR
ious possibilities pres ent them
selves as the cause: icing of the
carburetor. causing loss of engine
power: vertical stalling, causing
loss of control: pressure buildup
from the storm in the area.
MIR. Stuhm er, who had many
years flying experience, was ma
tive of Indiana. His body will be re-
turned to that state for inrerment.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09
Probate Notice
10 Creditors

In the Probate Court of the Navajo
Tribe, Judicial District of Ship
rock. New Mexico.
ESTATE OF SLIM BEGAY, DE-
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned Cecilia Begay, Admin
istratrix, of the Estate of Slim Be-
gay, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhi-
bit them. with the necessary vouch-
ers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice to
the said Cecilia Begay at the Nava-
jo Legal Aid Service. Siprcck,
New Mexico. the same being the
place for the transaction of the bu-
SineSS of said estate.
Cecilia Begay, Administrative of
the Estate of Slim Begay. deceased.
Dated this 18th day of July. 1861.
Cecilia Begay's
right thumbprint
Wines seS:
Hugh Cleveland Jr.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09
Legal Notices
Probate
Notice 20 Creditors

In the Probate Court of the Navajo
Tribe, Judicial District of Fort
Defiance, Arizona.
ESTATE OF JIMMIE D. CLEVE-
LAND, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Lucy B. Cleveland,
Administrative, of the Estate of
Jimmie o. Cleveland, deceased,
to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers. With
in TWO months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice to the said
Lucy B. Cleveland at the Navajo
Legal Aid Service, Window Rock,
Arizona the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of said estate
Lucy B. Cleveland, Admins
tratrix of the Estate of Jimmie D.
Cleveland, deceased.
Dated this 1st day of August, 1861.
Published: August 9. is and q,
1861.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09

We know this to be true because we
had to clean up your mess during
the past month. The clean up along
our highways is about as stupid an
outlay of money as | know of in that
it is absolutely uncalled for and a
direct result of you peoples care
leSSneSS.
Last year we ruined 4 big gra-
der and tractor rubber tires be-
cause of your carele ness in
throwing bottles of every size and
variety along the roadsides where
we NOW weeds and maintain with
motor graders. This represents
a cash outlay of about $500. 90, and
the sad part of this is that it went
right down the drain without any
thing to show for it in the way of
accompli shment.
The highway going West from
the St. Francis Mission S about the
dirtiest and sloppiest place that |
have seen in a good long time. Why
you people insist on dumping your
slop, garbage and other litter out
on the highway is beyond me. Why
not put a little common sense to
work, take proper care of your
garbage and litter and give your
selves some better advertisement.
We would appreciate your help
in this matter, and am sure that
you too would take more pride in
yourselves for having cleaned up
your streets and highways.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


This Editorial has long roaming the back of minds
could little
foCef by being forcefu
by being This Editorials reprint the Rosebud Agency News
Navajo Reservation
could easily be Road 68 between Window Rock and Mi
chaels This could easily trend toward stopping rng
bottles roadways
Window Rock but the entire Navajo Reservation.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1961-08-09

Publ shed August 2. August 9, Aug
ASt 16.