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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

attempts to crawl up steps, nom smiles, saying,
isn't he all man?''
And so the little rascal continues to seek her
approval and, theoretically, is still at it in adult life.
Nowhere does this craving find better expression
than in the hot physical combat Of sports.
They we're brave babies
'I sort of suspect" says DR.. Ward, THAT even
the anger an athlete generates in dangerous situa
tions is the same sort of anger he felt when, an
infant he had to go up steps, 1t was dangerous but
he sort Of knew this was one way to please mOm
think he was scared and rather angry at the same
time, but he knew he had to do this"
And so years later, we have burly football hero
Mike Ditka bringing his mother to testimonial ban
quets. And the great pitcher Warren SPAIN calling
MON before the game on his fOrtieth birthday.
Dr. Ward, formerly clinical director Of Penn.
sylvania's MAYHEM State Hospital and now staff
psychiatrist Of the Wheeling Nv. Va) Clinic, has
known the athletic type intimately as World War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

NJ 8oek HsSssaa
scored foS Green Boy,
get bic kiss from MON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

Other deodorantS merely reduce odorcausng bacteria
with Neomycn works medically to kill these bacteria so
Neomycin with the most effective npersprant known tod
fully tested and proved for years in the Revon Res
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

Shelley Berman, the Mcclure Sisters,
Paul Anka and Hanna Ahroni.
$50 q CAR 50, WHERE ARE YOU?
Comedy Toody offers an abstract paint
ing as a rattle prize and then discovers
it is coveted by the Museum of Modern
Art. Sheppard Strudwick is featured
Cd P0RTUGAL,S DILEMMA.
Public Affairs. Vaseo Garin, Portuguese
Ambassador, and Prof. Bonifacio Mi
randa, guests Martin Weldon. host.
q THE LAWMAN.
Western. Marshal Troop John RusseID
is attacked taking killer (Ph Carey
to trial. Jan Shepard is featured.
900 q BONANZA.
Western. Hour. Color. "Gift Of Wa
ter" The cartwrghts attempt to keep
Iow-country farmers from invading the
Ponderosa's moist highlands during a
critical drought. Lone Greene stars
q OPEN END.
Public Affairs. 2 Hours. advice to the
Lovelorn." Guests: Dorothy Dix, Ashley
Montagu, Ann Landers. Mary Haworth,
Dr. Rose FranzeIau.
"a BUS STOP.
Drama. l Hour. A girl felicia Farr)
disappointed in love. singles out one man
(Gary MerrD to symbolic the entire
male sex and seeks vengeance.
q G. E. THEATER.
Drama. "Badge Of Honor" A Boy Scout
official lark LinkIetter) has an agrees
sive plan for eurbing juvenile delinquency.
David Kent, Brad Morrow. Billy Hughes.
$50 q JACK BENNY SHOW.
Comedy. GiseIe Mackenzie plays
dance-halI gal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
SUNDAY II
Evening, Cont.
7::3o On LERNER AND LoEWE.

Special. Hour. Color. A musical salute
to the hit Broadway composing team
of Lerner and Leowe Guests: Julie An
drews, Richard Burton, Maurice chevalier.
Robert GouIet and Stanley Holloway.
Also Charles Nelson Reilly in comedy
sketch.
q MARK EVANS SHOW.
Public Affairs. l Hour Guests: Finn
Rome, Arctic and Antarctic explorer;
Barrett Prettyman. jr, author; Clarence
B. Randall, American Heart Association
and Gretchen WyIer and Dick Patterson
of Wye Bye Birdie" cast.
q FOLLOW THE SUN.
Adventure. l Hour. "Annie Beeler's
Place." While researehins an article.
Jason (Gary LOCKWOOD witnesses
strange by-pIay between the saloon
owner tYvonne de carlo) and her pro-
speetive bridegroom. Joan o'Brian and
Dennis o'Keefe are featured. tThis is
a sequel to "The Longest Crap Game
in History" teIeeast November S. 1861
q DENNIS THE MENACE.
Comedy. Dennis is Mr.. Wilson'S heir.
q ED SULLIVAN SHOW.
Variety. 1 Hour. Guests: Carl Sand
burg. will read a tribute to Abraham
Lincoln, which he has written especially
for this show. Other headliners will be
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
NAVAJO LAND CLAIM


presented to the court.
Much of the evidence collected
could never have been obtained
without the assistance of the Nava-
jo people themselves, particularly
the aged ones who assisted field
crews in locating hogans, sweat
houses. game corrals, and other
archaeological structures built and
used by their ancestors. Many ell
derly Navajos also contributed in
formation concerning where their
parents, grandparents, and even
their great-grandparents had been
born and lived. More than one hun
dred aged Navajos Travelled either
to Washington, DC, Pennington,
New Mexico, or Window Rock, to
testify regarding where their an
ceStorS had been born and lived
before the Fort Sumner period of
1851 1868. Some of these elderly
people from all parts of the Navajo
country are:
EASTERN AREA:
Mariana Toledo, Juana Platero,
Juan Platero, Mrs. Ned Plummer,
Albert G. Sandoval, Sandoval Be-
gay, Custer Sims, Joe Toledo, Sr.,
Julian Toledo. Jeff King, George
Garcia. Jose Anronito, Happy Jack,
Kitty Blackhorse, Jose Manuel
Chavez, John Nez Beyal, JimLar-
go, Pauline Lope, Theodore Mex
icano.
SOUTHERN AREA:
Jose Maria Apache, Casamero
Baca, David Skeet, Maria Apachito,
Manuel Pima, Richard Pine, Little
Silversmith. Abraham Manygoats,
Jack Todichini, Mrs. Bow String,
Billy A, Bidaagha, William Patrick
Goodluck, Asdzaan Kinlichiin, Ma
alnishi, Kenneth Yazzie, Slow
Horse, George Nells, Seton Clark.
WESTERN AREA:
Maxwell Yazzie, Clyde Peshla-
kai, Tom Nakai, May Nakai, Mrs.
Dan Tauchin, Hosteen Mark, Char
lie Begay, Hosteen Naatani, Daag-
haa 'Nrsaazii, Joe Attakai, Clara
Artakai, Blind Weaver, John Daw,
Everett Mann, Manson Chishi Yaz-
zie, Robert Longsalt, Knox Wal
ker, Tony Onesalt, Aggie Endis-
chee SmaIlcanyon, Talabah Cody,
Silas Talker.
NORTHERN AREA:
Carolyn Rentz or Naughty Girl,
Hosteen Hashkaan, Hashkaan Dill,
Billy Antes, Hosteen Nez Begay
Handy, Hosteen Tse Nzzi, Eddie
Nakai, White Sheep, Billy Holiday.
Tomas, Tom Beletso, Sally Draper
Bailey. Lucy Harvey, Jim Harvey,
Little Wagon. Naatoni Bitsi Sleepy,
Old Lady Sweetwarer, Whitehorse,
Yellowman, Frank Todacheenle,
Mary Jelly.
CENTRAL AREA:
Oscar Yonnie, Jimmie Blue
lake, Clifford Beck, Martha Fis-
her. Herty Napah, John Tsosie Nez,
Hosreen Adakai Keskkon Begay,
John Rockbridge. John Reed, Jacal
Badone, Joe Kabinto, Big Jim
This is by no means a complete
list of everyone who has assisted
in Land Claims research. Many OF
these aged Navajos are now de-
ceased.
A large portion Of the evidence
accumulated during nearly ten
years of research was used also
in the Navajo-Hopi Boundary Dis
pute over the 1882 Executive Or
der Reservation. The Trial was
heard in Prescott. Arizona, in
1860 (Healing VS.. Jonesl The court
decision in this case is expected
within the near future.
The Navajo-HOpi Boundary dis
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
BY ]. LEE CORRELL


= law authorizing Indian Tribes
throughout the United States to file
suits against the government for
any and all valid claims which the
Indians held AS a result, more
than 800 claims were filed, most
of them dealing with lands which
the Indians assert they used and
occupied before the United States
took over the territory involved.
The Navajo Tribes Land Claim
was one of the 800 suits filed. The
burden of assembling proof to es-
tabhsh Indian use and occupancy
rested upon the Tribes themselves.
The Indian Claims Commission,
- consisting of three commi ssioners
was created to hear the evidence
and evaluate the proof.
In order to determine the ex-
tent of territory used and occupied
by the Navajo people between 1848
and 1868, (1848 is the date when
the United States became sover-
~eign over Navajo lands by the
Treaty of Guadalupe Hdalgo, 1868
the Treaty between the Navajo
Nation and the United States Gov
ernment), and also to determine
boundaries of other Indians CONT
guous to that of the Navajo, various
types of data were collected and
= assembled under the overall CO.
ordination of Norman M. LitteI,
General Counsel of the Navajo
Tribe. These data include histori-
cal Recommendation, archaeological
evidence, data of a traditional
character, and ethnographic ma
terials. Documentary research was
handled by DR.. George P. Ham
mond of the University of Cali
Afornia at Berkeley. Archaeological
Investigations and the taking of
statements from aged Navajos re-
garding their traditions and an
cestry were accomplished by
Richard F. Van Valkenburgh until
his death in 1857, since that time
by !. I. Correll and David NJ.
Brugge. The assembly of ethno-
graphic materials was begun by
Or. Clyde Kluckhohn and continued
until his death in 1861, since then
Dy DR.. David L. De Harport. Pro-
cessing of alltree-ring specimens,
20 obtain dates from old hOgans,
and other Navajo structures, was
accomplished at the University Of
Arizona's Tree-Ring Laboratory
Under the direction of Terah l..
Smiley.
From the National Archives,
Mexican, Spanish, and New Mexi-
can archives, as we'll as the Nor
mon archives, some Is, 600 docu-
mentary references relating to
Navaios or Indians peripheral to
--he Navajos, we're assembled and
microfilmed. From this mass of
Recommendation, a selected group
bearing directly upon the problem
was presented TO the court as evi-
dence.
Nena1nS OF approximately ,SUA
Navajo, Havasupai. Apache, Lagu-
sna, Hopi, and Ute sites were 10
Gated during field surveys. Data
on each site were recorded in
Guiding its location, a description
Of the structures, and a history or
= tradition of the occupation when
- ever Navajo field guides had know.
ledge of such data. More thar
A3. 600 cross sections of tinbers
from old hogans and other struc-
: lures were collected and sent tc
the Tree-Ring Laboratory for pro-
cessing. Tree-Ring dates, indicat-
ing the period of construction
= repair. or reuse, of hogans were
%aS EG6
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

involves only payment by the gov
ernment for lands peripheral to
the present Navajo Reservation
which The Navajo Tribe proves
were under their exclusive do
minion and control between 184S
and 1868. In the Navajo-Hopi
Boundary di pute, the Navajo
Tribe acquires title TO the land:
in the Navajo Land Claim no land
is acquired, only payment therefor.
The Navajo Land Claim bound
ary (see map), Acompassing a
gross acreage Of approximately
e, 900, ,OOO acres outside the pre-
sent Navajo Reservation, is tae
result Of nearly ten years re-
search. The Hopi, Havasupai,
Acoma, Laguna. Jemez, Zia. Santa
Ana, and the various Apac he
Tribes also filed land claims, some
of which overlap that of the Nava-
10. AS a result of these overlaps
and conflicting claims, the Com
mission consolidated the Navajo.
Hopi, Acoma, Laglma, Havasupai,
Temez, Zia, Santa Ana and Apache
cases into one proceeding, No de-
(Comimed on Page 12)
Evening star., 1962-03-22

for small business
firm, just off Conn. ave. Switch
board, typing and shorthand. Air
conditioned office. 5-day wk. ME.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HELP MEN

IPART-TIME WORK, military per-
sonnel only. Earn S40-$60 wkly.
54S-3342, bet. 6-S pm. for appt.
PLUMBING and heating material
pricing clerk, must be exper. Call
MR.. MAXI, ia. 9-S100,
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MEN 80. neat personable,
per wk. Apply fS35 K st. NV. NV
t104O. Thursday z pm. sharp.
MAN, high school graduate
I cory wanted for full-time
permanent desk Job. Must posi-
lively understand radio funda-
mentals. Good chance TO learn
still more. Age Is to 90. Write
P. o. Box 5526, Washington is,
D, c. State age, schooling, address
and phone number
Evening star., 1962-03-22
PHARMACIST

D. c. and Tor Va, registration. excel.
opportunity with expanding local
two nights until q Salary open.
Call ST. 3-2612 or IA. 5-2392.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
Speciality Statesmen
Closers Wanted!

II you have sold or are selling
cleaners, books, or other specially
items, now you can make $500 per
sale. Begin with a free trip to
Florida and back. Phone now, 525-
1902. FLORIDA REAL ESTATE
ENTERPRISES, 3107 Columbia
pike, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HELP MEN
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
- Experienced in fabrication.
Apply in person to KENSlNGTON
AMERICAN. 3700 University blvd,
Kensington, Md. 949-0266.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced, 40-hour
week, no Sundays. Uniforms fur
nished, Liberal employe benefits
Apply in person to Mrs. White,
Building 626, Room 234, BOILING
AIRFORCE BASE. No phone calls.
SERVICE STATION MANAGER, no
Sun. work. Also auto accessory
salesman. Route already estab
45l5 Macarthur blvd. NV. FE.
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statesmen

Exper. telephone statesmen to set up
positive. appts.. for our closers
Leads furnished, work only D. C.
area. Sat. and Sun. off. 35-hr. wk
Salary and percentage. 2 yrs. min.
eXper; No others need call. Phone
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPlST, age 25 to 35, to
handle engineering dept. of ms.
co, 933 Wash. bldg. MA. S-72S9.
CLERK-TYPlST for trade associa-
ton, experienced, over %, 37la
hrs, S75 week. RE. 7-0173.
CLERK-TYPIST with general office
work, 5-day wk Wheaton loca-
ton, Call Mr. Gutridge LO. D.
2990., HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
Evening star., 1962-03-22

SPRAY PAINTER, age 1925, some
experience necessary. Apply in
person, 4233 BladenSburg rd., Col
mar Manor. Md, bet. 9-10 am.
STEAM CLEANERS or sandblasters
Apply at once. AMERICAN BUILD
ING CLEANING CONTRACTORS,
225l 9th st. NV, HU. 3-7121.
STENOGRAPHER or SECRETARY
Salary between $4,000 and S5.40C
per annum, depending upon abil-
ity. Also fringe benefits. Submit
resume and indicate when avail
able for service. Box lS-B, Star.
SUPERVISORS tS), to handle
crews distributing free soap sam
Piles. No sales. Exper. pref. 10 wks.
work. Must be able to drive truck
or car ADV, 1925 18th st. ne.
LA. 6-0597.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, lge
apt. bldg. secy. service. night
shift, references, sober. Also
cleaner, daytime shift. Ho. 2-6565
TAKE OFF SALESMAN, hollow
metal products. must be avail
able to travel. State full par
ticulars. Box 421-C, Star.
TEACHERS, public. pvt. schools
81, ,50O-SS, 900. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, 6O5 14th st. NV
TECH. DIRECTOR, Photo-scientist,
Also photo-scientists to $4,000
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 NY, Ave. NV
Evening star., 1962-03-22
statesmen

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
around station wor--. Refs. req
HENDRICKS MOBILE SERVICE,
1900 Branch ave, Sc.
Evening star., 1962-03-22
HELP WON EN-
(cONTINUED)
ADMIN. ASST -SECY

- - -
Woman with substantial general
office experience for local office
OF International electronics firm
to supervise clerical staff, schedule
clerical assignments and assume
various general office duties in
Guiding shorthand and typing.
Liberal company benefits and ad-
yancement opportunities. Send
full resume along with minimum
salary requirements to Box 279-
B, Star.
to supervise the oper
alton OF coin-operated self
service laundry and dry cleaning
store. Experience helpful but not
necessary, we will train. Excellent
opportunity for the right person.
Ask for Mr.. White at TODD'S
WHEATON LAUNDRY g. DRY
CLEANING VILLAGE, corner OF
University Blvd. and VierS Mil
rd., opposite Wheaton Plaza, Md.
or, see Mr.. Kay at 39l5 S. Capt.
tol st.
AVON LADIES 90 needed at once
to service establ territories. Excel.
profit. DI. S-022l. -
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR STYLIST for
Silver Spring salon. Also mani
curist. 5-day wk., no evenings.
For appointment call JU. 5-2232.
Evening star., 1962-03-22

CLERK-TYPIST, varied clerical
work. Excel. working conds. and co
benefits. NATIONAL INSURANCE
UNDERWRITERS, 1885 Eastern
ave, S. S., Md JU. 1-S960.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

PLYMOUTH '5e VS. convertibIe-
r. and h.. auto. trans, power
steering and brakes. white beauty.
S1.295. Sl95 down. cash or trade.
L. P. sTEUART cHRYsLR CITY
1900 Wis. Ave. IN. 3-46DO
PLYMOUTH '52 4-dr., good con-
dition. good % car, 500. FE.
1854 ewes.
PLYMOUTH '59 sportE staten
wagon. VS.. torqueflits trans.
z. and h.. other extras. 1 owner.
Excel. cond. For quick sale. 81. .270.
Ii. 7-5700. ext. 2376. s 70 4 pm.
PLYMOUTH '5s 4-dr. sedan; new
tires; S695. JOHN W. COLLIER.
IA. S-9632.
PLYM. '59 station Wagon, custom
''S" 4-dr., T. and h., auto p.s.s
S1,195. Immediate del.
GENERAL CAR n WAGON =
1717 r. !. AVE. NE.
| La. e-7777
Evening star., 1962-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDS "a "Ss". ps.. p.b., hydra,
clean. S395. Come see it at Lee {
Mobil Gas Station. p. Hunt I'd
and Rte. 1. Alex, Va.
OLDSMOBILE 1856 'ss" convert.
iele. Fair condition. Sl75. Cal
Evening star., 1962-04-18

'59 Premier 4-dr. hard
top, fully equipped, extra clean.
low mileage, 81 ,995. LEE D. BUT
LER, 1921 21st st. NV, FE. 2
Evening star., 1962-10-01
MELP MEN

RETIRED MAN with remodelinE OF
plumbing exper. for sales work
o. WEBSTER, 627 + street NV,
RoOFER, must be first class, all
sySis SUSs tSSfns tSS Rss:. and osRES EsRiE sSoS %
ING CO.. 6l6 18th ST. ne.
ROOFING EsTIMATOR, must be
sSssnsnie ssEa: osRIES shsS FSc;SorIsHto IA eo' eo}S'
as 18th st. ne. Ii. 7-3O06.
ROUTE SALES opening for mar
viii start at s1sS wk. No sales
exper. necessary. Phone MR..
GARY 356-S394 days. VIII. o.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
MANAGER
MAN

Gardener. landscape experience,
single, drivers license. live in.
Apply in person. MA CesenzIs,'
Temple Hills rd., Temple Hills
Maryland .----------
NAN, experienced In Fine PAPER
husiness to work on order desk
and assist with purchasing ano
fnvSntoTy. Salary commemorate
with experience. Box @1S-Z, star.
Evening star., 1962-10-01
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tcONTINUED)

ASST. BKKPR., $500, full chs
bkkpr 800 wk. plus. Daily
opens. Miss Lee, BoYD's, 18th
and @ NV.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, mus
type to train for resident man.
ager. position in suburban renta
office, 3O-45. Must be neat, in.
dustFious. unattached, Modern apt
and salary. For interview. Mr.
ALLEN. HE. 4-4T5T.
ATTRACTIVE. energetic woman te
take charge OF small exclusive
Georgetown shop. Cell S3S-Sl4l.
AUTO INSURANCE RATING CLERK
aAd poliey writer. experienced,
large ageney, air eond:, many
benefits. DI. 7-61S0, YOUNG Il
SIMON. INC, 18th and II SITS. NV.
AVON assures expense money for
school clothes, Xmas holidays.
Part time. Cali now, DI. . ol9l,
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman styl-
ist wanted for busy uptown Conn.
ave. salon. Excel. salary. plus com.
Closed Mon. Additional compen-
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RELP MEN
SAT,ESMEN

openinEs. sales expert
enee helpful but not necessary
Work with qualified appointments
Must have transportation fol
Metropolitan Washington Area
start at 500 per week draw. Oui
men average from $4,000 x
S25,000 per year. We are JOIN
MOORE 4 SONS, air conditioning
heating and electrical contractors
927 N. Stuart ST.. Arlington, Va
For ap3ointment call Mr.. HART
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RELP MEN

MEN to gather informa-
tion for Hyattsville city
directory. Write giving
phone number to R. L.
POLK & CO., 1881 Gal
latin ST., HyattSville,
Md.
MEN WANTED (sO). ages 1910
mechanically inelined. car. Hyatts.
vile area. 500 week. 776.76S6
MESSENGER COURIER. INTEL.
sharp sharp yns. man w,sons coll
Mac EMP. AocY.. 2Sa4 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000: lO4 z
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MANAGER

insured Federal savings ans l9Sihi 9i,ii
responsibility for lsndinE and say
insS functions. Exper. candidate
can grow with new institution IN
Speetacuiar pr, Geo. County lecA-
s tisn. s"ns fiji details. 1907 Herr
lock st, Bethesda, Nd. imneoi.
ateiy. Our employees are aware
Of this Gd. -----------------
MANAGER TRAINEE, intsTestins
ioh for pSrsonable yeung man,
FLEXIBLE hours, inside and 1sl eutsid'
werk, no exper. nee. 500 me
te st. POTOMAC EMPL., lOA e.
Broad st.. JE. 2.1272.
EINAGER TRAINEES. To $4,000
VI. Social worker to $4,000 ".
AETNA A6cY. 1343 Yeu St. Hu'
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6th ClaSS Enpineer

For modern air-cond. bldg. Nice
apt and excellent salary. Perms-
nent job for experienced. sober.
reliable man. Please call RE
1-52nh bet. o.3n and 4 .3n . m
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PAINTER
PART TIME

MontE. and Pr. Geo. County resi-
dents only. Avsrase S12 per eve.
Car nee. Apply Moneay. 2 pm.
S22o Fenton st., Silver Sprint,
Rm. 3O6.
PATENT ATTORNEY
Or experienced patent ex-
aminer, capable OF being
registered, wanted by we'll
known corporation in Los
Angeles. A genuine oppor-
tunity for ambitious man,
25-S5 years old, capable of
preparing and prosecuting
applications, with oppor-
tunity for other legal work
and professional growth.
Details of education, ex-
perience, also references
should be furnished as
promptly as possible. Box
52-Z, Star.
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HELP WOMEN

ADM. SECYS. to $1,000
SELECT POSITIONS
PUBLIC REL. $4,000
Girl Fri. 1-Girl ofe., contacts.
PVT. SECY. $125+
Good skills. Prestige office.
CAPITOL HILL S100+
Directly for Congressman (picta)
ARCHITECT $100
Girl Friday-Take Charge.
BKKPRS. (2) to $4,000
Natl. Co.. (Comml). Benefits.
RECEIPTS. to $400
ELEGANT otficesl, lPBx), (othsrs).
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JR. SECYS. st. $50 500
Excel. opptys. for Beginners
elk. K.-TYPISTS $70-$90
(Drs ofe,l. lPub. Rell. (otherO
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg.. 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
Evening star., 1962-11-16
Iowa Public Schools
Muy Teach on Reds

DES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 16
(AP) A move to encourage
teaching about Americanism
and communism in Iowa public
schools is under study by the
State Board of Public Instruc-
ton.
The board instructed State
Supt. Paul Johnston to prepare
an official resolution for the
board to consider in December.
Board member Sherman w,
Hirschler said every high school
in Iowa should see that stu
dents get an understanding of
communism's basic philosophy
system of government and way
of life.
Evening star., 1962-11-16
Estes Moves
For New Trial.

TYLER, Tex, Nov. 16 (AP)
Lawyers for Billie Sol Estes,
convicted of swindling, moved
yesterday for a new trial.
John D. Cofer, chief of the
defense staff, filed the motion
in District Court here, A jury
convicted Estes, 81, November 7
and fixed his penalty of eight
years in prison.
Judge Otis T. Dunagan said
he will order a hearing after
December 8. the deadline for
expected amendment of the
motion.
Mr.. Cofer's motion claimed
the court erred in instructinl
the jury and on other lega
points.
Other Estes lawyers SHIFTED
from Federal District Court ir
Ell PaSo to the United States
Court of Appeals In New Or
leans on an appeal of an in
voluntary bankruptcy judg-
ment.
The financier claims pending
litigation has dissipated all his
assets and he can't afford to
pay a $500 charge for a stem
ographic transcript of bank
ruptcy proceedings. He wants
the Government to foot the
bill.
His lawyers declined to bring
Estes into court. Instead they
asked the New Orleans court
to let Estes use the Govern
ment's transcript, thus avoid
ing the cost of having one
prepared.
Evening star., 1962-11-16
; More Races
Made Official
By the Associated Press

An official tally today showed
Democrat Endicott (Chub)
Peabody the winner over Re-
publican Gov. John A. Volpe in
last Tuesdays contest for Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Peabody's margin was
3,09l votes but Gov. Volpe an
nounced he will demand a
recount.
In another of many close
races, Democratic Senator Hill
of Alabama was declared the
official victor by 6,845 votes in
his unusually close race with
Republican James D. Martin.
And Democrat Philip H. Hoff
won the governorship of Yer
mont by 1928 in a semi-ot-
ficial count announced by Sec
retary Of State Howard Arm
strong. This will have to be
confirmed by a General As
sembly committee in January.
Mr.. Hoff won over Republican
Gov. F. Ray Keyser, jr., in one
of the elections upsets.
Even tighter gubernatorial
races remain to be decided in
Minnesota and Rhode Island,
as well as a senatorial contest
in South Dakota.
The Minnesota contest mar
rowed further as a 78-vote error
uncovered last night pared
Democratic 1t. Gov. Karl Rol-
vaag's lead over incumbent
Republican Gov. Elmer L.
Andersen to 1877.
Meanwhile, Maynard c. Dol
loft, Democratic candidate for
Governor of Maine, filed for
NAL request for a recount of
the official result, which
showed Republican Gov. John
H. Reed the winner by 62l
votes. This will be the States
first Statewide ballot review
in % years.
The official Massachusetts
returns gave these totals: Mr..
Peabody 1,051,653, Gov. Volpe
1,048,562.
The official Alabama can
vass showed: Senator Hill 201,-
937, Mr.. Martin 1866