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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03
THE PASSING SHOW
An Actor to Play Nick
AII'Adventures' Needs
By HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

The folly of building major movie around the perform
of actor whose is considered lure the
younger e-or for that matter SETS clearly demonstrated
in "HemingwayS Adventures of Young Man."
The film which opened yesterday at Theater
of produced by the Jerry Valid Adapted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03

He next becomes involved
with an alcoholic advance man
for a seedy travelling burlesque
troupe. With Beymer's luck it
is no surprise that this is not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
bon VOYAGE-Fred MacMurray undergoes further mis-
adventures to get laughs for Walt Disney.
THE COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR"-WiIliam Holden and LiIi
Palmer in a factual and suspensefuI spy drama.
THE HORSES MOUTH'-ADother fine Alec Guinness
portrait, this one of Unsavory artist.
LOVER COME BACK"-LOve and laughs in the Madison
avenue set, with Doris Day and Rock Hudson.
ZONE, TWO THREE"-JameS Cagney vs. Communists in
Berlin in comic caper directed by Billy Wilder
"THE ROAD TO HONG-KONG"-BOb Hope and Bling Crosby
off another zany jaunt, with Dorothy Lamour of
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
FIoride

(Confinved From Back Page)
i26: IMAM" YOUR TRUE BEING, IS PERFECT,
ETERNAL - NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING =
ADAM-EvELESS! - NEVER SINNER NEVER BORN
OF SINNERS = OF WOMAN UNcLEAN Job Oh
CEN. 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR -
HONORED BY THE c-H-l-L-D-LE-s-S CHRIST JESUS u
HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS [-Es-l
VERY Good!
GEN. I'll: THUS THE HEAVEN "AND The
EARTH WERE F-IN-Is-H-E.D! AND ALL The HOST
OF THEM" - UTTERLY VOID OF MATTER,
HUMANS SIM HELL, AND THEIR FATHER. THE
DEVIL! - MERELY GIGANTIC ADAMevE
"LoRD-coD" FRAUDS MYTHS!
BOARD REJECTS FLUORIDATION
IN PONTIAC"
Free Press Ills
The Pontiac City Commission has voted unanimousy'o
oppose fvoridaton Of Detroit wafer system OF ""
Pontiac will become a part July ]. 1853
In rejecting fIuoridation, the commission re'e'e' "
an sntfuoridaton ordinance passed by referendum ."
Pontiac in April, I945. n .;
The commission said il will send copies OF Us ''.,'
fvoridation resolution to the Detroit Common ~oo''
which is now considering the f'voridat'on qoss"0"
Pontiac is the first city in the Detroit wafer sy'e. :.
take an official stand the fIuoridafon ISSUE me Guy
water system is now being altered to hook up VIII" "e
iroit network.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

LET Us renew shs spirit Of ihe PiIorms =, ~. e..
Thanksgiving lonely In an nservsabIe wildern... s:
The dark unknown with faith borne Of their dede,,or =
God and forsUds drawn from their sense INA, 4, 49,.
were brothers, ''''
Let vs. renew that spirit by Offering our thank. or nm
covenansed mercies beyond our desert or mari, 80 49,
resolving to meet the responsibilities placed unor re
Let Us renew that spirit by sharing the sbundare. s
this day with those less Fortunate in our own ,,d 80
abroad Let Us renew that spirit by seeknu ALWAYS - s
tabIish larger communities Of brotherhood
Let Us renew that spirit by preparing our so,,< Co. a..
ineerfvdes shesd = by being always ready "a ons...
crisis with seadfasiness and achievement with or, 80
rnodesiy
Let renew that spirit by eoncertinu our enerc 49,,
our hope with men and everywhere that he World
may move more rapidly toward the time when Thanh sc
ing may be day Of universal celebration
Let renew that spirit by expressing our seeepane
Of the limitations Of human striving and bv sffr;no o
duty to strive nonetheIess Providence NAV direct re
toward better world for all mankind
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereun,o ca, ov h.,a
ard caused he Seal Of the United States Of Aer;e, % M
affixed
DONE at the City Of Washington this seventh dv 90
November in the year Of Lord nineteen hundred and
sixywo. and Of the independence Of The United s,te f
America the one hundred and eighfyseventh
SEAL) JOHN 3 KENNEDY
BY the President:
DEAN RuSk - Secretary Of State
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
Chairman =


Confnued From Back Page)
But the Biblical seven years suffeed after than
two years study Of Gods Christ Science Messiah Science
Of Sciences" Of fhe universe resigning three times in
three months, early in 1917 Why settle for seeondrafe
science, marvellous Chemistry?
FRUEHAUF TRAILER. WORLD LEADER IN THAT
INDUSTRY. BECAUSE GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH WAS PERMITTED TO sUPERsEDE LU-
THERANISM!
General Motors took up the manufacture Of truck trail
after Frvehsuf had pioneered the idea But few
years later dropped the live idea because "ovr Father
Mother Cod alI.harmonovs" required II
At your service Best wishes.
InspirafonalIy yours. according to Christ with
you Away - 30 years return - forevermore
without Of course, the mortal identity OF Mary's
flesh - merely mortal THOUGHT = which
was reduced to its native NOTHiNGNESS"! =
forevermore in the CHlLDLESS Christ Jesus
Ascension - who recognized the eternay. COM
pIeteIy populated - ADAM-EvELESS! - one,
REAL universe - void Of Satanic humans
Adams, Ewes Of The MYTHICAL "lord-Cod"
cenesis III. efc.) utilized by the devil to de'ude
the non-Chrisf Scientist clergy, ct al Lincoln
quoted Shakespeare thereto. in part.
"The new heaven and the earth" Revelation
2ll; Rc. Apoeslypse) are EXCLUSIVELY REAL
The utter NoTHINcNESS Of the things seen tenn
poraY (St. PAUL - the evil the human the ma
terial lis demonstrabIe by the pure in hearf'!
pure enouuh to become Gods highest chosen,
chrstike Christian Scientists (See PIP. 9. l92,
Science and Health" for the REALD
Andrew Frvehauf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AEmu - encls. (28c)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
Thinking =



The plain truth is thai Of the biggest unions in
the house OF labor do discriminate Some Of the construction
trades railroad unions and others are all but
closed to Negroes.
This is not the fault Of the employers but Of the vn.
ions themselves They will neither let Negro into their
apprentice programs, accept qualified ourneyman
member.
Yet they want the government to project them when
they negotiate for union shop contract and they would
like return to the old days Of closed shop
II the Federal government lays laws on labor
management relations and provides its good offices to
help solve disputes through the National Labor Relations
Board IL should lay down the laws and provide the
services within labor itself.
If II prohibits employer from discriminating il
should also prohibit union from discriminating the
basis II guilty company not eligible for govern
enf contracts then guilty union should not be eligible
FOR NLRB cerfificafion.
George Meany. and many another labor leader has
long proclaimed the Of brotherhood within the union
movement II is high time he started praefeing what he
breaches
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
Enterprise
Continued From Back Page)
GOVERNMENT IS NOT REASON

Continued From Back Page|
GOVERNMENT IS NOT REASON
Their dislike Of government domination expressed
by other than George Washington the Father Of
Country. in these words:
Government is not reason, II is not eIoquenee - il
is force Like fire. IL is dangerous servant and fear
fvl MASTER"
James Madison, oft referred TO the Father Of
Constitution explaining its safeguards against the loss
Of liberty warned Of the pers Of time in these
words:
u beive there are more instances Of The abrideemen'
Of the freedom Of the people by gradual and silent
eroaehment Of those in than by violent and sudden
usurpafions."
Thomas jefferson advised US only that that gov
governs best which governs least but warned
against the dangerous situation which haunfs today
Said he:
II place economy among the first and most important
virtues and public debt the greatest danger TO be fear
ed To preserve independence. must not let our
rulers load with perpetual debt We must make our
choice between economy and liberty profusion and SER
vitvde II into such debts. that must be taxed
in our and in drink in necessares and our
comforts Iabors and amUsemenfs FOR our eain9s
and ereeds the people Of England are our people,
Ike Them labor sixteen hours in the twenty
give the earnings fifteen Of these the government
for their debts and daily and the sixteenth being
Insufficient afford bread must live, as they now
do, oatmeal and potatoes, have no time TO fnnk no
of calling the managers to account; but be glad
TO obtain subsistence by hiring ourselves to rvef their
chains on the necks of feow-suerers II we can pre-
vent the from wasting the abors Of the people,
the pretense Of caring for Them they will be happy
AS late as 1880 a Representative from Massachusetts
hy the name John F. Kennedy boston Post April 23
lo50) expressed the American ideal in these words
THE scarlet thread running through the thoughts and
actions people all the world is the delegation OF
great problems the aabsobing evishan - the state
Every time that try to lift problem to the govern
reni TO the same extent sacrificing the liberties
Of the people"
WANTED: WISE, HONEST STANDARD
AS to the actions Of both Presidents Roosevelt and
Kennedy violating their expressed political phoso-
hv merely read the profound made by George
Washnqton to the Constitutional Conventions 1T to please
the people, we offer what ourselves dsapprove how
can we afterwards defend work? Let raise stand
srd to which the wise and honest can repair The even
is in the hands Of Cod"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
Professor -
AF:ms - eneIs. t2se)

(coniinved from Back Page
.WHY DO YE NOT UNDERSTAND NY SPEECH Ev'
EN- BECAUSE YE CANNOT HEAR NY WORD.
"a. "YE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL. AND
THE LUsTs OF YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO ne WAS
A MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING, AND ABODE NOT
M TIE TRUTH. BECAUSE THERE IS NO TRUTH IN
l,M WHEN he sPEAKETH A LIE, HE SPEAKETH or
HIS OWN; FOR HE IS A LIAR. AND THE FATHER or IT,.
PROFESSOR URGES: STERILIZATION
"BAN UNFIT MATES FROM MAkk''NS
An Ohio State University physical education professor
suuuesed in Detroit Wednesday that steps should De ake"
TO keep the generally unfit from produeIne enu.e
nr pelbert oberievffer urged STERILIZATION OF
those men and women who might produce defective and
unfit offspring
Dr. oberfevffer was of the principal speakers al
The opening session Of aday conference on provns
the fitness Of youth held at the Wayne County eoa 90
eietv Headqvarters, 1910 Anfiefsn.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
Critics =


And Mrs. Eddys comment thereto. p sos Gods CHRIS
,;sn Science textbook she rvsss friend OF Bibles clergy
:, :, : "chrlst Gods idea will eventually rule all nations
go nsouIes impsrssively absolutely. finally with d.
CONTINUED Next Column. Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
My Answer

Continued From Back Page)
EVE "LoRD.coD" (cen. IT. eieJ FRAUDS
Myths
GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT He THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR -
HoNoRED BY THE cHI-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS Il HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS l-'-s-l
VERY Good!
GENESIS 2:l: THUS THE HEAVEN "AND The
EARTH WERE F-IN-I-sHE-D AND ALL The
HOST OF THEM - UTTERLY VOID or MA.IeN'
HUMANS SIN. HE'LL, AND THEIR FATHER,
TIE DEVIL! - MERELY GIGANTIC ADAMEvE
"LoRD.coD" Gen. 1T. ete) FRAUDS MYTHS!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

lnsPirstionsIIy yours, according to Christ with
you sIwaY' = 20 years return, without the
tai identity Of Marys flesh merely NOR
tai THOUGHT - WHICH WAS REDUCED TO
ITS NATIVE N-o-T-H-l-N-c-N-E-S-s" - forever
more - in Jesus Ascension
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
- Eucls 12c)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
Tests

CONTINUED from Back Pace,
The EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL
MATTER, SIN. HE'LL. AND THEIR FATHER, THE
DEVIL = MERELY GIGANTIC ADAMEvE
FRAUDS MYTHS N-o-THEN.c.N-E-s.s!
10 TESTS IN SCHOOL CHALLENGED"
The creative child given short shrift in edvea-
f'ona' system that pays homage only to the intelligence
quofenf. University Of Colorado psychologist told De-
irof-area science teachers yesterday.
Dr.. Howard E. cruber said research has shown that
pupils with high ereativty but mediocre los do we'll
in school achievement those who come out on top in
intelligence tests.
Grvber speaking at the 18th annual Thomas AIva Edi-
son Foundation science education conference disputed
worth Of the intelligence test in measuring ability
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
my ANSWER"
BY Billy Graham

BY Billy Graham
QUESTION: In one Of your talks about he end OF me
world YOU mentioned that you could give dozens more
references concerning the coming OF Christ woud you
~. s ..s.x.n.es2 BIB.
ANSWER: There than three hundred refer
erees in the New Testament the second coming OF Sns
II was subject close the heart OF the SAVIOR ana ne
spoke Of II many times few Of His references are as TOT
lows: -.
THE Son Of Man shall in the glory OF his ra'ner'
with his angels" Matt. l627
"As the lightning comes out Of the east and seen
even 70 The west so shall coming Of the Son OF Man oe
Matt. 24:27.
~Thev shall see the Son Of Man coming in cloud win
power and great glory" Luke 2l27.
.vvhosoever shall be ashamed Of me -. OF him sns'
The Son Of Man be ashamed when he comes in the glory
Of his Father with his angels" Mark S:3s.
II will come again and receive you unto myself"
John 142
Read the entire oath chapter Of Matthew. which IS
Jexus. discourse on the end Of the world.
When Queen Victoria moved deeply by sermon on
chrss coming she said Dean Fsrrar: u should like 70
be Iv;no when Jesus comes that could lay the crown
Of England at his feet"
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1862 9
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

--p. 339 '"s'
'eOPIER BEARING TOWNS HOPES CRASHES
IN TEST. KILLING PILOT"
Menomnee Mieh De,ro, N.v. Nav "A
me newest helicopier the American scene" -
s w"'en no'ds the hopes Of this Upper Peninsula
mon''y tor industry that will Give II an economic
u" - crashed yesterday test flight
The pilot. James Terrell, was killed
u was the first accident since the heeoper the F.2e
began test flights last May.
Aw'n lha'fry OF Menominee. who the crash tried
~ Po" me pilot from The wsekage but driven back by
flames and heat
Terrell, father Of four, newcomer TO the Me-
nominee area.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
;oD,s CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH RE JESUS

GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH Re JtsUs
a.EL.le.v.lN.c PRAYERS ARE ANSWERED -
"DIvINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET AND AIwA.S ~.
will MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED - .,x ps's
GODS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK v..,, vM,
TRUE FRIEND OF BIBLES, CLERGY -A'"'"
LEADERS, MASSES -.,e VAN
o,ueuen Avn orr or DEFEAT COMES THE
SECRET or VICTORY! =
tconsinved Next Column. TopS
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
Devil Takes =

tcon,inved From Back Psge|
PART z
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Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Thanks for Aid
In Recent Snow

A 'tha nix you letter from
Chairman Paul Jones and the Nav
ajo Tribe was sent to the Air Force
and the New Mexico National Guard
personnel who took part in the re-
cent emergency on the Navajo Res
ervatiOn.
The long work hours and the CO..
operation of the crews were cited
in the letters to Kirkland Air Force
Base, Albuquerque; Kelly Field,
San Antonio, Texas. and the COM
manding General of the New Mexi-
co Air National Guard in Santa Fe.
Jones' letter concluded, 81 shall
be grateful if you will express my
personal appreciation to. the offic-
ers and the men who participated
in the air drops"
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Civic Center Boosts
OF Entertainers
erVation

The first shows of 1862 will see
"The Stars of Magic" on Jan. 13
and Liberace and his group on Jan.
u.
The Stars will feature six per-
formers, all skilled i n legerde =
main and prestidigitation, magic to
most of us. All the famous old
tricks, as well as new ones and audi
ience participation will make this
n enjoyable evening for all the
family. Curtain time is set for 8:15,
and tickets are available now.
On Sat. Jan. 27, Liberace, billed
The Greatest Snowman in the Pi-
ano Playing World. will appear at
TIL, Civic Center.
Truly one of the greatest talents
1.-THE entertainment field. Lberace
will sing and dance for his audience
as well as delight his fans with his
famous pian no interpretations of
standard, pop and classical music.
Liberace and his group will take
their place before the audience at
the Civic Center at 8:15. Tickets
are On sale now at the Civic Center,
the Window Rock Lodge, KGAK and
the First State Bank of Gallup.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10

knowledge of shortages.
The following summary was
prepared by the Resources Divi-
sion of the Navajo Tribe. 1t shows
when, where and how much of each
commodity was airliftedt to the par
ticular areas. AS the summary
shows, the SHOWS were general
over the central portion of the Res
ervation.
On Dec. 19, load 1 went as fol-
lows: Guide, Hatathli, CAT, so
bales of hay, is boxes of food,
dropped in District IA, Howell Me-
sa to Big Mountain to Pinon area.
Load 2. guide, Becenti, CAT, so
bales of hay, 8 boxes of food,
dropped in District #17, north and
east of Burnside store. Load 8,
guide, Hicks, L-2O, no hay, p box
es of food, dropped inDistrict VIZ,
Red Rock-Sana stee area. Loa d 4,
guide, Becenti, C-47, SO bales of
hay, IS boxes Of food, dropped in
District VIZ, north of Steamboat.
Load S, guide, Hatathli, CAT, SO
bales of hay, is boxes of food,
dropped in District IA, Smoke Sig
nal area. Load 6, guide, Medlock,
C-119, 131 bales of hay, IS boxes
of food, dropped in District #18 and
III, Crystal and Lukachukai. Load
7. guide, Tschantz, Clio, 100
bales of hay, IL boxes of food,
dropped in Districts VIA and IL,
Toadlena-Sana stee areas. A total
of 461 bales of hay and 1O2 boxes
of food on the 18th.
On the 10th, the loads were dis
tributed as follows: Load 8, guide,
Becenti. CAT, so bales of hay and
IS boxes of food, dropped in Dis
trict #17, Steamboat-Wide Ruins
Navajo times., 1962-01-10

sons for the petition.
There are already some polling
places on the Reservation, but dis
tance and method of travel work
hardship on some of the qualified
voters. More polls would alleviate
this difficulty.
Already named as polling sites
in Apache County are: Saint Mich
aels: Fort Defiance; Ganado; Chin
lie and Llikachukai Trading Post.
The requests asked that Nazlini
Trading Post, Sawmi1l, Wheatfields
Lake, Rough Rock. Cove, Rock
Point Trading Post, Dennehotso
Trading Post and Teec Nos Pos all
so be named in Apache County for
Navajo Voters.
Voters of Navajo County can now
cast their votes at Tees tso, Polac-
ca. Oraibi. Toreva, Keams Canyon
and Kayenta. The inquiry asked that
Grea sewood. Handbook, Oljato and
Piute be de 81 gnated in Navajo
County.
There are five polls on the Res
ervation in Coconino County. They
are: Tuba City, Cameron, Leupp,
Marble Canyon and Tonalea (Red
Lake, Additional voting places
were requested for Gap, Kaibito
and Inscription House.
If the requests for the is new
polls is approved. many more Nav
ajo voters would be able to vote in
state and national elections.
1t was noted in the requests that
some 5543 votes were cast in the
last Tribal Election by Navajos. If
some utilization of Tribal voting
polls could be made, experienced
judges and clerks would also be
available for state and national
elections.
There are six precincts in CO.
conino County with 1861 voters:
there are five precincts in Navajo
County with 1882 votes cast in the
last Tribal election and in Apache
County there are 10 Tribal pre-
cincts with total of 295O voters.
If these 5543 voters were all
qualified in Arizona, they could cast
their votes as first class Ameri-
can citizens.
There have been favorable re-
ports of the idea from Coconino
County. The only deterrent in the
action seems to be lack of quail
fled judges, clerks and counters.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Vehicle Law Chamqed
By State Of Arizomu

Persons who own half-ton or
smaller pickup truck, station
wagon, or ranch wagon do not have
TO pay an unladen weight fee this
year if the vehicle is not used for
commercial purposes, Arizona
State officials said yesterday.
Under new state statute the fee
can be bYpassed if the owner signs
an affidavit that he is not subject to
the fee when he purchases his uc-
ense plates, they said.
Many persons, unaware of the
new law, have unnecessarily paid
the fee, officials said.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Indian Conference on
Economic Development

The theme Economic Develop
ment" will be the ba sis for a meet
ing of all the Indian Tribes under
the Gallup Area office to be heldin
Albuquerque on Feb. 7 and 8. Rep
resentatives of the Navajo, the Zu-
nj, the Mescalero Apache, the Con-
solidated Utes, the Jicarilla Apach-
es and the Pueblos will take part
in the panels and discussions.
Under Conference Chairman
James F. Canan, four main topics
and many more sub-topics will be
on the agenda. These include Eco
nomic Development: Organization
and Financing; The Area Redevel-
opment Act and Preparation of Ov-
erall Economic Development Pro-
grams: Industrial Development: the
Human Resource and Its Develop
ment and Programs for Improved
Housing.
Under the 'sub-topics will be:
What do We Mean by Economic De-
velopment7; Examples of Tribal
Business Organization Navajo
Forest Products Industries, the
Mescalero Cattle Growers Inc,
Southern-Ute Cattle Herd Enter
prise; BIAS Economic Develop
ment Organization; A Profit Cor
poration Approach; Financing of
Economic Development (Off-Res-
ervation Credit, Tribal Funds and
Revolving Loan FUND.-; Designation
of Redevelopment Areas including
reservations; Participation with
Counties and Nearby Towns; The
Role of the Individual State. Other
items for discussion at the confer
ence will be: how Tribes and near
by towns can coordinate plans to
obtain industry; assistance from
state industrial development de-
partments: plans for industry t
Zuni and problems encountered:
reappraisal of policy and organiZa-
tion for BIA Industrial Develop
ment: employment training under
Public Law $50; job placement by
State Employment Services: Indian
job performance in industry and
training techniques. Paul Jones,
Chairman of the Navajo Tribal
Council. will speak on "Housing
Plans on the Navajo Reservation.
Other housing topics will include:
Public Housing Admin stration
low-rent housing on reservations:
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Indian Land Trust
Extended Til 81

The Government has extended
for another five years the trust re-
strictions on allotted Indian lands,
scheduled to expire in calendar
year 1862. the Department of the
Interior reported today.
Assistant Secretary of the Inter-
John A. Carver, Jr., said the action
underScores the Department S pol
icy of taking all precautions against
prematurely ending Federal trust
protection of the property of indi-
vidual Indians.
The General Allotment Act of
February 8, 1887, authorized trust
restricted allotments of land for
individuals both on reservations
and on the public domain. Home
steads for Indians off reservations,
similarly restricted, also we're au-
thoriZed by an Act of February %,
1891.
The 1894 Indian Reorganization
Act extended trust restrictions
over lands of Indians who accepted
the Act's provisions. Tribes and
groups not so covered--so called
unorganized" Indians--have had
their trust protection extended for
varying periods. Without the extern
sion order announced today, trust
protection over several such
groups would expire automatically
during 1862.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10

arrangements for FHA-insured
housing on the reservations: and
Indian housing at Jicarilla under
Family Plan Program.
Representing the Navajo Tribe
at the conference, in various ca
pacities will be: Chairman Paul
Jones: Ned Hatathli, Director of
Resources: Sam Day Ill, Council
man from St. Michaels Arizona :
Larry Cooper of Resources Dvi-
sion and Ho ska Cronemeyer
Chairman of the Relocation Conn
mittee.
Navajo times., 1962-01-10
Tribe Request More
Voting Precincts in
State Of Arizona

Requests to the Supervisors of
Navajo, Apache and Coconino Coun-
ties, in Arizona, for additional vot-
ing places on the Navajo Reserva-
ton have been made by the Navajo
Tribe. The requests cited the plans
of the Arizona State legislature and
the Tribe to encourage voting on
the Navajo as one of the main rea-