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N1UU ASSUMPTION
Once in q lifetime can a loan be
assumed with so little cash. Fails
Church area. Delightful 3-bedrm.
rambler on h4-acre fenced lot.
Payments 500 per mo. Din. area,
mod. kit, nice patio and harbe-
cue pit. Immaculate condition,
our pleasure to show. Price Sl3,-
$50. See this one. Open 90.
PLANTATION REALTY
JE. 4-7000
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
ALEXANDRIA
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, VA. - InduStrially
Zoned; will subordinate: Duke and
Pickett sts WAPLE,, AD 4-2OO5
CLINTON. MD.-I-l, approx. "a
254 50. #. with dwelling and city
water. By OWNER, CY. 7-S74S.
NE. AREA-52, 900 So. It. (32, 900
50. #. in buildings. Railroad sid
ing. FORAN REALTY, OIL. 6-7040.
Mr.. CHANTILLY AIRPORT-Good
rail and highway facilities. utils.
gent on Industrial zoning. iSc
per #.
THOMPSON e. ASSOCIATES
REALTORS ia. 5-TS17
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

vIRGINIA-Two 4-room apts. above
post, post office, Beauty psrloI, barber
from WASHINGTON, D. C.. on river
and U. 8. Rte. 800. Two acres.
Price. $4,000. Apply W. T. FOX,
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HIGH AND DRY
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACCOKEEK, MD

5 acres wooded or clear land. Ap.
pealing. delightful neighborhooc
for children. For distinguished
homes with covenants that protec,
your investment. We have COM
plete governed recreation facilities
and a pool in a charming, friend
ly community for gracious living.
Reasonably priced with terms. E
p. Beach Realty, agent for Pisca-
taway Co., Inc. BU. 3-2l21: ewes,
HI. 9-5666.
ACRE-PLUS HOMESITES in Green
wood Farms CHoward Coz priced
from $500 with terms. RIPLEY
CO. JU 5-6111
ASHTON AREA. 3la-acre wooded
domestic with stream, $4,000
cash Call WA 4-9363
Greater Maryland Prop JU 9-1240
ANNE ARUNDEL CO. acre. Mt.
Tabor rd. (macadamD, s mi, from
Annapolis. "a mi. from Rte. so.
500. CIR. 4-7435.
APPROX. 800 ACRES on Howard
Co.-Zoned "a acres. Est. develop
ment. Topo. completed. Old Rte.
30 (now 1881, l mi. from new
90 and All View golf course.
$1,000 per acre. Brokers pro-
tected. 301-HO. 5-3535.
ARL., n, East Falls ch.-Potential
comml. or industrial. Approx. 90
900 50. IT. z rms. "a baths, >
car garage, h.-w.h. As-is cond:,
100000. reas. terms. L.. COOK,
Rltr. JE. 2-3272. JE: 2-4664.
BLDG. SITES. $500 UP
In D. C. and nearby Maryland, on
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. $4,000
CENTRAL AVENUE AREA LIS"
acres, 90 acres. sewer and water.
$4,000 an acre.
40 acres. building lots so by 100.
sewer and water. 81 $50 ca.
10 one-acre building sites. $4,000
an acre. railroad siding, Gathers
burg area.
GaitheEsburg area = $50 acres,
water and sewer. $4,000 an acre.
FORAN REALTY OIL. 6-1u+0
CRESTWOOD-l4.O0 900 SO. IT.. 100
#. frontage. MR.. SMITH, AD. A.
4414. 332-lI60.
CENTREVILLE-I20 acres Of blue
grass. lake. brk. home. Exclus. by
E. F. STEFFEY, r. E. JE. 4-0064.
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ARL., n, East Falls ch.-Potential
600 50. 1t. Z rms. Ia baths. =
car garage. h.-w.h. As-is cond:,
100000. reas. terms. l.. COOK,
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CADILLAC '6l Deyille sedan. aF-
/ conditioned. fully equipped. beau
tiful rose and white finish. Spe-
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

BaileyS X-7 Corners Area
Air-cond. offices. Beaut. 5-rm.
suite. especially suitable for medi-
si o spseifiSt sS r. Sa q per- professional mo use
CULMORE RLTY. co.
JE. 4-665O EN-. 2-4626
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40 acres. building lots so by 100.
sewer and water. 81 $50 ca.
10 one-acre building sites. $4,000
an acre. railroad siding, Gathers
burg area.
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l222 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7-280O
CADILLAC so Deville sedan. silver.
air-conditioned. fully equipped.
Canitol Cadillac-OldS Co
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL Cash for lots, acreage or
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
APT. CIR. WANTED - Downtown
or suburb, already Zoned. all
cash. ST. 3-0550, HE. 4-lSS4.
APT. HOUSE GROUND-Zoned OF
subject to zoning. Prefer D. c. or
Nd. Mr.. CLARK. RA. 3-90ll.
CEDARHURST on Ches. Bay, 81
miles D. C. near Shady Side. Nd.
Brick 3-bedrm. home on corner,
3 lots. modern kitchen. fireplace,
car port. garage, S12.950. Other
COTTAGES and houses at $3.50,
Sl0.750, Sl4.500 and Sl6,5OO.
Swimming pier. boat harbor. 100
#. bldg. sites 5000 up, terms. At
Cedarhurst, see Mrs. Off on
Holly ave. Take Rte. 4. 255 and
46S. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1906
goth ST. NV. DU. 7-4l1l.
BAY - 3I3 acres, g.
rm. house on Taylors Island, East
ern Shore. Boat harbor, sand
beach. Sale by OWNER $500.
301-EX. 1854.
COBB ISLAND - New waterfront
home and pier. A. NJ. l.. complete.
ready now RE- b-Tl40 ewes Only
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

NR. GREAT FALLs-3-bedrm. ram
kit. carport. radio intercom. nat
ural gas. lz-aere wooded lot. For
sale by BUILDER. S17.950. PL
81 30 or PL Q-2aS1
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSE
2S units, only $4,000 cash down,
RA. 3-3030.
ARL., N.-2 stores in established
shopping center Income S3,l2u
yr., will sell or exchange for
house or farm. ARLEDGE REAL
ESTATE CORP, IA. 4-444S, ia.
4-O324,
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HOUSES For SALE-VA.
ffNNTRIIIEnl

DoWDEN TERRACE a bedrooms
baths. 5-year-old brick rambler
Center hall. rear liv. rm. plan
GE kit. with lulch bar. din. rm
Rec. rm. and bar opens on patio
. firepls. in interior brick wall
Pull bSmt. u acre HANDICAPPED lot,
fruit trees. Pool memb. available
BY OWNER. $4,000. 5611 Dawes
ave. CT. 6-2027.
FAIRFAX sTA.-capt Cod stucco.
2 bedrmS.. bath, hy. I'm. wLfirepl..
sep. din. rm-. full bsmt., oil heat.
wooded LA lot. immed occup.
Sl6.5O0. OF. 4-s503.
FAIRFAX-New brick rambler. i'm
mediate occupancy, 3 spacious
bedrmsy 2 full baths. full bsmt.,
roughed-in third bath. s4-acre
wooded lot Fireplace. de luxe elec.
kit. excellent community of more
expensive homes. Can assume
$4,000 GI mortgage. End trust
II desired. Full price S24.O0O.
Private parties only HA. 2-3559.
FATRFAY T0JUN FSTATFS
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

$50 ACRES OF RICH LAND in the
finest farming area in the North
Central part of Fla. near high
ways and railroads. SIS per acre.
or 500 per acre in 10-acre tracts.
JOHN c. KAHN. HOS 10th st.
NV, RE. 7-S676.
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APPROX. 800 ACRES on Howard
Co.-Zoned "a acres. Est. develop
ment. Topo. completed. Old Rte.
% (now 10S), l mi. from new
90 and All View golf course.
900 per acre. Brokers pro-
fected 301-HO 6-3535
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THE EVENING STAR. BIS
Washington, D. c.
Mondoy, April 9, 1852 go
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
.ROSenthal Renault

BUICK SO convert ole. r and , ii,
auto power steering beautiful
b'ark and white f-rfEI <4QS
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MOTORCYCLES

NORTON 1855 DON. TWIN. Black
and chrome. Duel carbs. Daytona
values. S325. OF. 4-Sa27.
VESPA 80 SCOOTER. Good cond
new tires. $3.50 cash. JE. 2-7S56.
SO ZUNDAPP, 2OOCC., 1000 orig
nal miles. Sl15. Phone ia. g.
6SO3.
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GaitheEsburg area - $50 acres,
water and sewer. $4,000 an acre.
FORAN REALTY OIL. 6-1O40
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

? $50 It. on 2 State roads. Great
Falls, Va. area Of fine homes.
Approx. 81 acres. As whole.
$3.50 per acre. Zoned for l.
uarn1an Z neeoh o, Co.,
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CENTREVILLE-l20 acres Of blue
grass, lake, brk. home. EXclus. by
E. F. STEFFEY, r. E. JE. 4-0064.
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HOMES
REALTORS

FALLS CHURCH CITY-oFFTcE
vert the present large frame
house. Ideally located on busy
street. Call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH
W. SEAY COMPANY. Realtors,
ll3 West Broad street, Falls
Church. Virginia.
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AVIATION
TRAILERS

ALUM. TRAVEL TRAILER, COM
pletely self contained, sleeps :,
elec. brakes, Sacrafice. JU. 9-I455.
MOBILE HOMES. VIZ VA.MRo' SSED =
I4OO, Mn PA Ro52I
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

SELBY-ON-THE-BAY New ram
bier. alum .-brk., 3 bedrms. tile
bath. oil h.w.h. Sl4.95O. JU. s.
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No Money
Down F! p! p!

Honestly you can buy this stun
ming $4,000 home for no cash
down II you can afford the month
ly payments Of approx. S275 per
month which includes everything.
A Charming stone and brick new
town house in the suburbs. Beauti-
full wooded lot, 4-bedrms., 3 baths.
outstanding rec. rm. with fireplace
and bar. On beautiful tree
studded lot in one of our standing
areas.
J. FULLER
GROOM
REALTY CO. IA. 7-44s7
OAKDALE PARK = Quality at its
best. Established community of
fine homes custom-built by Phillip
w. Smith. 4 and bedrms., 3
baths. fin. rec. rm., h-acre wooded
lot. Conv. location. DIR: Out Rte.
80 about 4 mi. past Z Corners,
right on Cedar lane and follow
Oakdale Park sign.
7 CORNERS REALTY
kQQre%I
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLETS-'62 models, Is-ton
pickup. Sl,6a7. 94-ton pickup,
Sl.S47. iz-ton panel. Sl.a54 ~
ton walk-in, S2,l97. Immed, de-
livery. Highest trade for your old
truck.
TOMS CHEVROLET
GA. AVE. AND UNIVERSITY BLVD
WHEATON. MD.
OPEN q DAYS A WEEK!
CHEVROLET '56 2Ia-ton with
stock body. newly overhauled
Reasonable. 703-3995l6O.
CHEVROLET '55 sedan delivery.
clean. excellent condition, S425.
Call JU. S-4SS1.
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POMPONIO REALTY

22ls WILSON BLVD. IA. 5-556I
FAIRFAX-Country club area.
Choose the best home for the
money and live near the fairways
Of your faVorite club. Stunning
Western rancher boastinR loads Of
wonderful living space, huge pic
ture windows. 2 raised hearth
fireplaces. comfortable economical
HOT-WATER DASHBOARD HEAT
Modern GE kitchen, nicely land
scaped grounds. A charmer as
priced at S24.5DO. Vacant for i'm
mediate possession.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED
MCTELS FOR SALE
JOE II. THOMPSON. IA. $4,000
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Lake Bancroft

AdhC DOL VI O1O
Is At your feet when you stand in
the living room Of this clean B.
bedrm. rambler priced at Sl6.JU0
with VA, FHA and conventional
financing available. This comfort
able home offers a big equipped
kitchen, foil basement. hG-acre
terraced fenced lot aud 1t is
located within 3 blks. Of buses and
shopping. An extra Thermopare
window in the living r-n and par
TALLY ali conditioned. Call Hu l.
9lO0. PARcROFT REALTY. INC.
LEAVING COMFORTS. owner leay-
ing comforts OF city of Fairfax
for hinterlandS makes this HANDY
TO everything" rambler available;
. full baths. q full partially fin
ished basement with outside en-
trance, 3 bedrmS., living room
with friendly fireplace and sepa-
rate dining ell make this charm
er one to watch. An honest value
at $4,000. TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC, 256-9l0O. 9
To q
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Honeymoon Cottage
Charming rambler on a acre.
Large Gear garage. Lovely trees
and plenty Of garden space. Only
Sl4,5O0. BROWN q BROWN
REALTY, JE. 4-OO4l.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Social Security News

AS is well known, the social se-
curity law provides for three types
OF benefits: (1)Old-age benefits for
those workers who wish to retire
at age 81 or later: (2) Survivors
benefits for the dependents Of a de-
ceased worker: and ~ Disability
benefits for those workers who be-
come severely disabled. The law
also provides benefits for certain
dependents of the retired and dis
abled Worders.
A new change in the law now
makes it easier to qualify for these
benefits. This change reduces the
length of time that an employee or
self-employed person must work
under employment covered by the
law. In other words, to qualify for
social security benefits the worker
must be insured. To be insured
the worker must have credit to his
account for one quarter of work for
each year after 1880 and before the
yO~A ekL( WI MI A2OO vi OS(OIIlSS
65 (62 in the case of womenl No
tice that the law requires a longer
period of time for men; in effect,
three more quarters.
A quarter in the social security
language is three-month period
beginning with January, April, Ju-
ly, and October. An employee work.
er gets credit for any quarter he
earns at least $50 covered by the
law. Farm workers acquire credit
for one quarter for each 500 of
farm wages earned in a year (but
not more than 4 in yearl Self
employed persons acquire credit
for four quarters for each year in
which they earn at least $4OO net.
The following table may be used
as a ready reference to find out if
a worker is insured at the time of
retirement:
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Jan. Is Dufe Set
For Oil Biddinq

The Navajo Agency has set Jan.
IL as the date for receiving bids On
oil and gas leases for 217 tracts of
allotted lands in New Mexico and
Utah. This will total some IS. .448
acres of land. This is surveyed, in-
dividually-owned trust or RESTRICT
ed allotted Indian lands, located in
Mckinley, San Juan and Sandoval
counties in New Mexico and Sa N
Juan County, Utah, for oil and gas
mining purposes Bids will be re-
ceived until 1000 am INST )on Jan.
1S and will be opened at that time
in the office of the Navajo Agency,
Window Rock.
The sale will be conducted under
regulations promulgated blythe
Secretary of the Interior as to the
individually owned land. The units
of land are being offered subject to
the approval of the individual
owner. A separate lease will be
drawn on the applicable forms for
each unit of land.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10

serVation are often unused by live
stock because of the absence of
water. If this idea of rock storage
pits is expanded, these presently
unused areas can become valuable
range areas.
The building of rock storage pits
is project which might well be
considered inplanning Tribal Work
Relief Projects.
TUBA CRY. )"
Continued from page 4
Western Navajo delegates meet
ing. They will meet with chief func-
tionaries of the BIA organization:
also, at this meeting more definite
discussions will take place con-
corning Revised Election Proceed
ures. He asked the people to re-
member this date.
The Councilman Mr.. Bradley,
from Tuba City, again stood up to
make another talk. This time he told
his people to make comments and
participate in their civic functions.
Mr.. Bradley said that Mr.. Litell,
Chief counsel for the Navajo Tribe,
has not yet won the claim ca Sc which
started four years ago. He also
mentioned the fact that appropia-
tions made for children's clothing
was increasing every year and that
within five years a couple million
dollars will be appropriated at the
rate it is going now. A bordernne
should be drawn according to him,
but 1t is the peoples choice in the
long run.
The meeting adjourned at SPIN.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10

The disabled worker, to receive
benefits before age 81, must have
credit for at lea st S years (2Oquar-
ters) of work in the 10 years just
before he became disabled.
No benefits are payable with
credit for less than six quarters.
A person with 40 quarters or more
credited to his account is perman-
emily insured for life.
There are many persons whose
claim for old-age or survivors BEN
efits was previously disallowed be-
cause the worker did not have
enough credit to qualify. 1t is inn
portant that anyone whose claim
was disallowed should again get in
touch with the social security Of
flee to find out if he now ha IS enough
work to qualify under the new law.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
NAVAJO
RADIO

kWYK, Pennington, NM. 900
Kilocycles. "Wednesday morning,
$3.50 to 600 am.
KGAK, Gallup, MN. 1880 Nlo-
cycles. Sunday morning, 900 to
$3.50 am.
"Original Navajo Hour" Mon
through Sat. 100 pm. to 6:OOp.m.
los to 1:15 Tribal news and
announcements.
200 to 2:15 Local news.
800 to 3:15 Tribal news.
400 to 4:15 World news.
500 to SOS World news.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Lesson from the Past
bV Sfan1V R2vtoS
by Stanly Bartos

~J AOA W.
In the prehistoric past, some In
dian genius enlarged holes in the
flat rock of the dry mesas of the
Southwest, to provide storage for
gathered water.
Enlargement of these holes re-
quired infinite patience and many
long hours of hard work. The pay
off came with the first rains,
though, for the only purpose of these
holes was water storage.
There are many of these small
storage tanks scattered in a coun-
try otherwise devoid of water. In
fact this was secret weaponused
by the warning Apache, who held the
advantage of knowing exactlywhere
water could be obtained in coun-
try where, even today, people die
of thirst.
A present-day genius, Eugene
Budise Itch, Agency Engineer,
Branch of Land Operations at Ship
rock Subagency, had the same idea,
in modern day dress. The slow,
laborious method of chipping rock
from the storage hole area to form
the pit is supplemented by placing
several charges of explosive (dyn-
amite) at the spot where tank is
wanted. Within a few minutes
storage tank S blasted from the
solid rock. With the coming of the
first rain, or thaw, new source of
water for man and livestock has
been created.
Many areas on the Navajo Re-
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Delays Contract Award

The Indian Bureau on Dec. 80,
delayed award of contract to Les
lie Wheeler, Albuquerque, NM,
for 1872 miles of road ON the Nav
ajo Indian Reservation because of
a DISQUALIFIED bidders protest.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Sunfu Fe RaiIroud
Improves

Is
the largest single employer of Ma
vajos in the United States, with
some 1900 on the payroll, is show
ing steady gain in general busi-
ness. The Santa Fe has nothing but
praise for its Navajo employees,
saying that they are dependable
and adaptable".
More and more young Navajos
are realizing that a position with
the Santa Fe is a responsible one
with g great future, and they are ap-
plying for employment with the San
ia Fe in increa sing numbers every
year.
Revenues of the Santa Fe Rail-
way System are showing improve
ment from the recent upturn in gen.
eral business activity and this trend
is expected to continue into 1862,
when modestly higher levels of
gross receipts are anticipated.
The Systems net income for 1861
will be up modera tely over 1860,
but still somewhat below the aver
age of the last ten years.
For modernization and i'm
provement during 1862, the Santa
Fe has programmed gross capital
expenditures of IS million dollars
to include 43 heavy-duty diesel lo-
comotives, approximately 1, 200
new freight cars of various types,
Is new baggage cars, 238 miles of
new continuously welded rail, 4
main track replacements, compile
ton Of a SO mile re-alignment Of
track on the Phoenix line in Ari =
Zona, further traffic control signal
ling, micro-Wave communication
installations and many other inn
proved facilities.
This program looks forward to
a more modern high-capacity plant
capable of efficient service and
more economical operation to help
keep abreast of constantly rising
costs. 1t is also aimed at meeting
transpo rtation demands generated
by continuing growth of population
and industry in the West, and keep
ing the Santa Fe on a competitive
basis among railroads and other
modes of transportation.
The ever-present inflationary
preSSureS remain a most constant
threat to the railroads and their
employees. These pressures, in
combination with long existing in
equities in the areas of regulation
and taxation, work an undeserved
hardship on an industry that is re-
cognized as most vital to the ma
tion's production and distribution
system. Congress should not delay
action to afford the rail-
roads more nearly equal competi-
tive opportunity in the field of rate
making and to remedy grossly un-
realistic tax laws with respect to
depreciation of railroad equipment
and other facilities.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Rock Point Chapter House
To Be Dedicated Sundov

Plans have been completed for dedication of
Point Chapter House Sunday January H. The Navajo
will open program wha 1890 At11:15
Beyal, radio announcer, will be introduced.
le formal dedication ceremony and expressions appreci
alton by Chapter officials will begin $780,
barbecue
Addresses of welcome and dedication resume at $780,
Scott Preston, cecharman of the Navajo Tribal Council
be the first speak His address will be followed by
Frank Bradley , chairman of the Navajo Tribal Utility Com
1ttee Howard cKney chairman Judicial Committee; Sam
Day ILL., chairman of the Parks Commission
Sr., chairman, Loan Committee.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
CANADO
News

.
By Mrs. Norman Burns
In Albuquerque for the holidays
was Mrs. Lillian DickerSon who
visited in the home of her daugh-
ter and family.
Utah was the destination of Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Peterson and
daughter who visited in parental
homes.
Xxx X
Mrs. Ina Wetherill, assistant
house mother at Ganado Mission,
drove to Colorado to visit in the
home of her son.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wahl and
family of Denver spent Christmas
in the parental E. M. Haldeman
home.
Spending Christmas in Yuma
were the Reverend and Mrs. Lewis
Frees. MIR. Frees serves as Lab
oratory technician in Sage Memoir
ial Hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Vogt and
sons visited in the homes of Kan
sas relatives over the holidays.
Mrs. GwendolY Candida went to
Alcalde, New Mexico to visit in the
home of Mrs. Eula Lewis. Mrs.
Lewis taught in the Ganado Public
School until retiring last year.
VAoAAA6 AL PoAC1Ad4 uOIlSS II
Cottonwood and Phoenix were MIR.
and Mrs. George Burns, Roxann and
Gary.
X X X X
Dale Peyton, music instructor in
the Ganado Public School, flew to
Gary, Indiana, to spend the holidays
in the homes of relatives.
~ 1k*
A wedding dinner wa held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. EN-. Halde-
man onthe evening of December 20,
in honor of Miss Ann Carpenter and
Mr.. Kenneth Douthitt. Misses Lii
llan AmStutz and Sarah Yo der
served as hostesses. Attending the
funtion were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Carpenter, Jim, Carol and Maryof
Granger, Washington, the Rev. and
Mrs. James Douthitt of Whittier,
California, the Rev. William Vogel,
Mr.. nd Mrs. Norman Burns
Arthur Park, Rosetta Chester and
Tnhr, L,,Lho~5
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
BY Mrs. Norman Burns

In Albuquerque for the holidays
was Mrs. Lillian Dickerson who
visited in the home of her daugh-
ter and family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07
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Interior decorator is sacrificin,
showroom furniture group iron
model apartment display. includes
bedroom, living room and dinett,
complete. II you won't need every
thing. pick out Just the items yol
want. I will give you free deliver!
and free storage up to o months
Can be seen any time until 8 pm
daily. Call MRS. SAX, Ma. S-3616
FURN. for studio apt, 3 mos. old
Reasonable. Call between Oil
am, and So pm 234-3706.
FURNITURE = Simmons Hide-a
bed, coffee table and 2 end tables
! chair and kit, cabinet, draw
Apis. ia. 5-05SS.
FURN.-Early Am. wing-back sofa
foam cushions and back; $50. rs
High-back wing chair. $50: sole
maple cocktail table, $2l. New
samples. XII. 9-3656.
FURN.-Lawson sofa. gray slip GOV.
er. 2 mahog.. end-step tables
mahog. coffee tble.: SIS all. (Ken.
sington). 949-O1SS.
FURN.-Sofabed.. excel. cond.; an.
tigue twin bedrm. set. solid mahog
After g. ia. 7-0563.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07
3 Rooms of Brand
New Furniture

CREDIT MGR. desires to contact
responsible party to take immedi-
ate possession of 3 ROOMS OF
NEW FURNITURE with small
CONVERTIBLE LIVING ROOM
sofa bed, 2 chairs, tables, pillows
and pictures; S-PC. BEDROOM
dresser, mirror, chest, double bed
and pillows, boudoir lamps: 5-PC
DINETTE. dishes; choice of re-
built TELEVISION or REFRIGER-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-07
BUSINESS SERVICES

FLOOR WAXING, window wash
ing. complete maintenance. Let
US make your business sparkle.
Mr.. LEARY, S64-77SS.