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Navajo times., 1962-01-03
Present Navoio TFibal
Housing PFogran

At Window Rock, we are cur
rently planning the development of
a 1OO-acre housing subdivision.
This subdivision is to be developed
by private concern which is now
doing the engineering required and
will construct streets, utilities and
houses under FILA. approval. The
subdivision will be leased on an in
terim basis by the Navajo Tribe to
the developer. After financial ar
rangements are made to sell a
home to a Navajo, lot lease will
be perfected between the Navajo
Tribe and the home owner. Such
leases on lots will run for period
of SIS years and will automatically
be relea sed from the developers
interim lease. Under this system
of subdivision development, the de-
veloper finances cost of engine
ering, streets, utilities, home con-
struction and sales.
At Navajo, New Mexico, the Ma
valo Tribe has chosen to invest its
own funds in the engine ering,
streets, water supply system, dis
tribution of water, gas and power,
and the collection and sewerage
disposal system. The tribe is cur
rently building 30 modern single
family residences for the use of
Navajo Forest Products Industries
Key personnel on a rental ba sis.
Navajo times., 1962-01-03

From the Chairman's office
come good news about housing for
almost anyone who resides OF the
Navajo Reservation. Plans are in
the offing for housing developments
and other items of interest con-
corning housing are in the report.
hovsing . PlaHs
The Navajo Tribe is vitality in
terested in any and all programs
which will assist the Navajo people
in the ownership OR use of better
housing including sanitary water
and sewerage, utilities and power,
with the hope of ultimate equahza-
tiOn of reservation housing stand
ards with those found in off-reser-
vation areas.
The Navajo people are in a state
of transition as to housing. A half
century ago most Navajos were
content to dwell in the traditional
hogan but today the younger gen.
erations at lea st favor frame dwell
lings and as result of continuing
education and outside contacts de-
sire more comforts. space and
conveniences than ever before.
Tribal Housing
Expansion of the Navajo Tribal
staff during the 195O's required
careful study of its housing pro-
blems on the part of the Navajo
Tribal Council and resulted in the
construction of Sc housing units at
Window Rock since 1853. All of
these housing units are rented to
staff members. Duplex hcu ing
units have also been built at Crown
point and Shiprock, New Mexico. In
1857 q housing units were con-
structed at Shiprock for the Farm
Training Program. In 1860 three
single residences were built at
Window Rock for Arts and Crafts
Guild workers. In 1861 three single
residences were purchased at Tuba
City, Arizona, and II 7prefabricated
houses were located at strategic
points on the Navajo Reservation
for staff use. During the past four
years approximately $50 prefab-
ricated homes have been distribu-
ted to Navajo Welfare clients
throughout the reservation.
Need For Owfside Finoneina
Realizing that financing of hous-
ing is largely an individual respon-
sibility the Navajo Tribe in the past
two years has become more and
more interested in housing pro-
grams sponsored by public agen-
Navajo times., 1962-01-03
Need For Ovtside Fipuncina

Realizing that financing of hous-
ing is largely an individual respon-
sibility the Navajo Tribe in the past
two years has become more and
more interested in housing pro-
grams sponsored by public agen-
cies and privately owned concerns.
Navajo times., 1962-01-03

Among these are Federal Housing
Administrator, Veterans Admin
istration, Public Housing Admins
tration and privately operated con-
Germs which furnish both capital
and construction service.
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(cONIINUEDl

JAGUAR 80 "a. BRIG. 4-dr. sedan.
Wv. tires. 7. and b., top condi-
ton. 656-4576.
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MOTORCYCLES

BsA. $50 &C. Twin, Sl25. For in
MAICO $50. $50 &C. Like new, low
mileage, new paint. 1928 or best
offer. Ii. 6-S657.
MOTOR SCOOTER '55 cushman
with sidecar, in excel. cond;, only
$1,000 miles. Reas. FE. 3-7611.
WILL TRADE 1855 Ford Ranch
wagon for late model motorcycle
needing repairs. 5SS-429S.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

INVESTOR SEEKING End trusts,
property. Call no. $4,000, x-102.
end TRUST - PAY UP 10 SOC
MONEY SAME DAY. C. H. PAT
TEN, 347-15l6, CHI. S-7743.
End TRUST NOTES WANTED-Top
prices paid. Immed.. service. Mr.
JEFFERYS, MA. 8-0352, -
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

DEER HUNTNG-75 min. from
Wash. Abundant game. Limited
hunters. 500 entire season. Rust ie
sleeping accom-. avail. WO. 6-I9gSl.
HUNTING AND FISHING on OVER
1,500 acres between Rappahai T.
mock and Rapidan Rivers in
Richardsville, Culpeper County, Va.
S25 annual dues. Membership
limited. BEAVER DAM HUNT
CLUB, IA. 7-4477.
HUNTING AND FISHING-on over
5000 acres with frontage on
Rapidan and Rappahannock RiV7
ers in Charlottesville Spotsylvania
County, Va, S25 annual dues,
membership limited. 2 rivers, hunt
ing and fishing club, Route No. L.
Box "a, Fredericksburg Va. Phone
Hunter 9-2111.
QUAIL, GROUSE. Opening Nov. IL.
Deer and other game Nov. 49,.
For hunting and cabin reserva-
tons write RID 2, BOX 100, Elk.
ton. Va. or Call 29S-51SS.
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FORKE BROTHERS

-. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
81 Sharp Bldg. PHI: 432-1045
and bucket loader in
very good condition, ready for
work. $1.175. RE. 6-S330.
AND LEADERS (2), re-
built, 9Q-day guar, $4,000. WILL
BAR TRACTORS $3.50 Jeff-Davis
hwy, Arl.. OF. 4-60S0.
BULLDOZER, Michigan, Gradall
generators, pumps, Ford tractors,
cement mixers, grinders, finishing
machines. etc. RENTAL TOOLS.
UN. 4-5100, JU. 5000.
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CRUMPTON

READTOR
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist.
DEALE. MD. UN' 7-2o9I
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only 81. ESQ
Tidewater
Southern Maryland

West t2iver-2-bedrm. home,
full basenh int. hot-water heat. liv-
ing rm. wi IN fireplace. lge. dining
rnl.. modern kitchen, glassed porch
overlooking water, large dormitory
rm.. outdoor fireplace, fenced,
storage houIe. % mi. D, c. $4,000.
g?oint-Bayfront shad-
ed lawn. 4, bedrm. year-around
home. pine paneled living rm.. oil
hot-Water h eat.
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Md.
Phone University 7-S0O6: II no
answer, call Prince Frederick los.
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TOP. r. and h., new tires. excel.
driving cond. S465. 927-s502.
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c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor

We also 4O.5s6 sq. It. on Rockville
pike. zoned CO and ii. includes
a warehouse and office bldg. Call
pa9-7070
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I'll dewater
Southern Maryland

10 acres en- st. Mary's River,
excellent harllor with deep water,
historic est Dry 18th century
home, completely restored. IL rms,
Z fireplaces, II baths, 3 porches,
modern kitcheTl, Handicapped, swim
ming pool, tennis court. Scar
garage. Z guest houses. Immed.
S DSs avs SiRiSS,GIoo.y Additional acre
2-Patuxent Rip 'er, 1OO-ft. water
front, large 10 with nice lawn,
fruit trees; elcy trio kitchen, large
living rn. with fireplace. jalousied
porch. lovely view; artesian we'll
pump house. As mi. d. @. $4,000
ST.. Leonard c.reek-37 acres on
paved road, 10 p0-ft. waterfront
so mi. D, c. $4,000.
4-Patuxent Riv er--SO-ft. water
front. large lot, improved with
pier, pier house and boat ramp
restricted. IS rh. D. c.
Calvert Realty Agcy. Corp
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone lOs
If No Answer. Cslll 1874 or 354.
WE HAVE q very Idelightful Chop,
tank River prope l.ty for sale with
a fine modern brick house anc
a sandy beach. Quick possession
$4,000. For fur theer Particular
MATTHEWS & COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
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PENN. MOTOR co.

ELGIN 5-1400
JEEP TRUCK 81, good condition.
reasonable. Call after 8. 1903
437-3599.
PICKUP SO. fully equip. with
overhead pipe-carrying rack and
tool boxes on sides. S295. VITO,
731 Kennedy ST. NV. Ia. 9-0331
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE, 4 dump
trucks, 2 tandem and 2 small.
EDgewater 9-5109.
STUDEBAKER 80 pickup, SIT.
bed, $4,000 mi. on motor, excel
cond. Any reasonable offer. 5S4-
2lS1
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0uT.0F.T0WN REEL EST.

WOODSTOCK, VA.-New IS II.
stone and frame rambler. 3 bed
rms, Ia baths, liv. rm. with
tirepl., 3 picture windows, sep
din. r1n,. Kit. with plenty Of cup
fast nook, full concrete bsmt.,
2-car attached garage. $50, 900.
PETERS REALTY. Great Falls.
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AI0NTGOMERY COUNTY = FOR
SALE. Large garage for auto
shop. Gas pumped in front; q
floors with 6.120 50. IT. on each
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BULLDOZERS


In 16fSINhllONAh
TD-9 loader. TD-9 dozer. TD-2O,
12-ft. blade and winch. 12-yd.
pan. Like new, only worked
Cumberland, Md. EX. 5-5130.
EQUIPMENT SALE
II Model AGO, b. hoe and ldr.
II II 3 84Y4v rd hoe s f5 hitch 4 ss sSS
2 Pro- S4a sapt di Siteh 1000 ldF' $500 BOO
Used Ford Sal diesel wHdr.
Used John Deere 440C D w/b. hoe
New and Used crawlers
MALONEY'S. INC, 1926 Ga. Ave.
Sli Spg. JU. S-3333, ewes. WI.
GENERATORS. / Vince. II5 volts.
l Empire 4 " cycle. Power saws, .
porter cable. 150-ft. cable cord.
kE. 6-S7S6.
HD-5 front end loader, good condi-
ton. JE. 4-2796. ~
INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
p. H. MOORE
US Boil, Mile South of New so
Mitchellville. Md. CE. 6-S1S1
INT, I'd 18-A DOZER, with blade
and LS-1O0 in pan. in good cond.
273-7211 DAYS. DU. 5-5S32 Ewes.
LOADER-955 CATERPILLAR, DE-
Dozer. International Tractor. And
lowboy trailer. WE. 5-49S7.
MATERIAL handling equip, hand
trucks, carts. dollies, pallet Jacks.
DAILY TIL 3, SAT. TIL 2
ALERT SURPLUS SALES
$40 w st. NV. HU. 3-7S5S
&C. 40" LOADER, less than I,50O
mrs. cost $4,000, new in 80,
Co, 776-7S3s. anytime. III
TD-I4 INTERNATIONAL LOADER
wIhydraulic scarifier. 142 series,
2h-yd. bucket. ia. 7-7233.
Hydraulic Back-Hoe,
fits most tractors. C-35 Shield
Bantam Back-Hee on erawlers and
S-yard pan, excel. cond. RE. g.
$40.
WOULD LIKE to rent front end
loader also crane with so #. Boom
1or mos, A.. q A. WRECKING
6-fNCH METAL HOBBY LATHE,
10 speeds. accessories. good cond.
Ewes. or week ends, 532-29S2.
"a YD. p & H CRAWLER CRANE
with Soft. boom equip. with
caterpillar diesel engine. Approx. s
yrs. old. Excel. cond. Priced right
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG, INC,
1929 L st. sc. Ii. 6-5562.
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GARAGES

LG. GARAGE with light. 364 So. it..
suitable for storage or 1t. repair
work 306 Upshur NV. Rent $50
mo. JU. S.S3S2.
PIT. OF GARAGE : 24x2s storage
for car or boat. 719 Whittier ST.
NV. $50 mo. Today.
lift. LONG, new, air-tight. slid
ing door. CONNER. loo. $50 per
mo. 212S N st. NV. Re. 3-3492.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

WESTMoRELAND CoUNTY-Eieht
acres fronting on Potomac River
Sand beach. harbor. Private.
S16,600. For details on this and
other waterfront properties, call
or write Ben Hubbard, SCHMIDT
& WILSON, INC, Realtors, War
saw Va ED. 3-6231. Home CIR.
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MONEY WANTED
BUILDER NEEDS CApITAI

Several excellent opportuni-
ties for an investor to Join
in a very profitable apart
ment project. Please write
to P.O. Box 613, Alexan-
dria, Va.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
MESQUITE PEAK PEACE

ABSOLUTE PEAK PEACE
Only 20 mi. D. c., but deep in the
Blue Ridge foothills, lovely D.
bdrm,, 3-bath home on 20 wooded
acres, adj. new Wash. Ski Club.
Bubbling mountain stream. fine
hunting area. Priced to sell. Call
E. A. Harris at Huntley, Va. 703-
MElrose $500, with J. E, NOR
MAN, Broker
Deer or Quail Hunters
15O-a. mountain farm, good 7-rm.
full attic, bsmt., cleo, phone.
splendid 40x70 horse barn, corn
mouse, arm. guest house, 80 acres
cleared land, bal. timber, new lake,
in heart of Catoctin Mt, "a mi
hard I'd. frontage, $3.50 per a.,
25 A. cATocTIN MT. Recreational
Area-Splendid 36x60 frame bldg.
on concrete slab, former fur trad
er's office, cold storage rm. and
warehouse, could be converted to
hunting lodge or gym. md Il. now
clean mt. trout stream, secluded
by giant tulip poplars and oaks,
1000. #. frontage public I'd, Sl3,-
$50, terms.
CHARLES H, JAMESON, REALToR
PooleSville, Md.
WI. 8-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
FOR ANNUAL LEASE with option
for 3 years. Foot O'Massa Lodge
OF rooms, bath, heat, adjacent
to National Forest. surrounded BY
private land, Shenandoah River,
secluded, 10 minutes from Wood
stock. $50 per month, furnished,
Iurther particulars on request,
lease to begin March 10. Refer
ences exchanged. Best fishing and
hunting adioins. JOHN v. BAU-
SERMAN, Woodstock, Virginia.
FRONT ROYAL AREA-A hunters
paradise. Approx. 100 acres ad-
Joining Geo. Wash. Natl. Forest,
"a yrs. growth of timber. Approx.
acres flat land. Passage Greek
crosses eros property Ideal site for
formation call JUNE GREEN. At
torney. RE. 7-6s15. 9-5 wkdays.
10 CABIN. 2 bedrms,, kit,
and fishing. 703-477- 1891.
ONLY 20 MI FROM d. c. but deep
In the Blue Ridge foothills, lovely
0-bedrm.. 3-bath home on 90
ington Ski Jump. bubbling mt.
stream, fine hunting area. Priced
to sell. Call E. A. Harris at 7O3
--MElrose $3.50, Huntley, Va.
Associated with j. E. NORMAN.
Broker.
MOUNTAIN - Approx.
292 acres. S11,250. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGCY. Culpeper, va
14O-ACRE WOODED TRACT in W
Va.-Good road, cabin, springs,
good hunting. $4,000. OWNER,
SO. S-S732,
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KAMP WASHINGTON

LANGLEY PARK sHOPPING-Ap-
proximately $4,000 So. IT,. zoned
OIL; highly developed area. Can
be used for any retail or possibly
S~story office building. ROBERT
= LoHR, INC, REALTOR, HE.
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JAGUAR-XKE 'G2 roadster. 6 mos.
old, peri. mint cond.. better than
new. A pampered, personal car.
being sold because of illness.
S5,450. OIL. 4-2144.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts.
No applications or red tape. Va,
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BIILp. LEASE, SALE. 1000

Minnesota ave. me-; 10000 IT,,
Bsn1 1Ins, rd. n ne Goo 1as'o 0,n, IT,
Nd. WELTCo. LII. $4,000, EN-.
2-B57O.
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Call Mr.. williams
WEAVER BROS, INC.

Realtors-Mortgage Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S300
AREA, CONN. AVE. AND M-4,35O
So. IT. Zoned C-3-B. soft, 'front.'
age, Mr.. Marshall, IA. 7-4764.
Frank 8. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
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HEALEY 1854, with 1855 running
gear. 4 spd., 3D., restored TO
showroom cond.. hand-rubbed lac
quer. compl. new interior. $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ADJACENT S. DAKOTA AVE. AND
BEADENSBURG RID. NE. New
Post Office warehouse, General
Electric Appliance Carrier, United
Brick, "a, 000-sa.-ft. 1oned indus
trial (CM-D, SCOTT. street 'front.'
aee. owner will subordinate. Mr..
Gallagher, r. @. dunno CO., LA.
$4,000; ewes, FE. 3-1l73.
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Cast Your Vote


FOR HAPPIER FAMILY LIVING
Retire near the Chesapeake Bay!
Furnished home with liv. rm., din
rm., kitchen, 2 bedrms., bath, oil
heat. Water prtvls. 1880.
Boat and motor goes with this
waterfront homel Liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm., kitchen, 2
bedrms., bath, porch and oil,
forced-air heat. Pier. S14,5O0.
Like newt Rambler with liv. rm.,
corner fireplace, din. rm,, kitchen,
3 bedrms., tile bath, oil h.a. heat.
Detached Gear garage. Fenced
lot. Water and pier privils. S14,-
300.
A lotta housed 4 bedrms., liv. nm,
fireplace, cleo. kitchen, Ia baths,
inclosed porch, breezeway, oil h. w.
Dashboard heat. Water and pier
priyls. S16,500.
Beautiful view from this water
front home! Liv. rms din. rm.,
kitchen 3 bedrms.s " baths, in
basement, oil forced-air heat and
garage. S1S,750.
Brick home with cathedral ceiling
in the liv. rm., fireplace, din. rm.,
kitchen. den, 8 bedrnls., 2 baths.
screened porch and oil h.-w. heat.
125 It. en- water, with stone sea
wall, and pier. S27,950
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WATERFRONT PROP, SALE
CONTINUED

ABBEY REALTY-CH. s-S3Ob
Lots, var. sizes, at and mr.. water,
mi. SO. D. c., Broad Creek, Md.
ANN ARUNDEL
$4,995 $3.50 DIN.
LOCATED ON Ice. SHADED LOT
ON COUNTY RID. IN SHADY
SIDE. Has liy. rm.. kit, 3 bed
rms, screened front and rear
porches. An outstanding buy.
Cal now
$9,995 $1,000 DIN.
WATERFRONT COM NIFTY,
SWIMMING. BOATING. 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm., kit. bath, lge screened
front and rear porches, bsmt.,
tool shed, Gear garage, range,
refgr., oil heat. FURNISHED, Ice.
LOT AND LOVELY SHADE TREES.
$11,950
YOUR OWN PIER ON PROTECTED
HARBOR OFF CHESAPEAKE BAY
Modern home w/kit., liv.. rm. w
firepl.. bath, bedrm.. jalousied
porch. carport. util. shed. AN
OUTSTANDING VALUE.
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L,EISNER "a HANSON

Across From the Post Office
DEALE. MD. UN. 7-2291
AFTER SEASON sPECIAL--e~rocm
house. bath, 2 screened porches,
artesian well. 1-acre land on
Wicomico River. Terms. Sl3,50U.
ROBERT N. REAMY, Edwardsville,
Va. Tele. HUI. 2-5264.
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NEW HOMES

NEW . AND s BEDRM. HOMES W l.
BEAUTIFUL BAY VIEW. Priced
from S13,500 to $4,000, pro-
tected private boat harbor on bay.
Swimming, excellent terms. In
spect all day Sunday.
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Chevy Chase Chevrolet

FORD 1854 2-ton truck. s-yard
metal body dump. Also 1851 VIII
lys station wagon. TW. 3-S111.
FORD 81 "a ton. red and white,
$4,000 mi, Chrome grill and
bumpers. Clean pickup. CIR. g.
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Anproximately 10000 sq. It., 100
hy 500. zoned CO., excellent house.
rooms, 2 baths, 2 enclosed
porches. Masonry shop building
90x36; all utilities. VIII lease at
5000 per month. Deferred pur-
chase. ROBERT z LOHR, INC,
pFAITOP HE A-4OOO
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p. @. COUNTY, RTE. 450 = 81
acres with approx. 1,035-ft. 'front.'
or apis. 949-7770, ToWNHoUsE
PRO p. INC.
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTEr

ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
model cars. Before you sell, see Us.
L. p. STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
4SO0 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4S00I
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TD-9 loader, TD-9 dozer. TD-20,
12-ft. blade and winch. 12-yd.
pan. Like new, only worked 5
mos. All machines ready for work.
Cumberland, Md. EX. $3.50.
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American Service Center

MERCEDEs-BENz-Buy your used
Mercedes with confidence from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-09
By CLARENCE HUNTER
Star Staff Writer

ATLANTA, Ga, July g.
Housing and Home Finance
Agency Administrator Robert
c. Weaver partially removed
himself yesterday from consid-
Grafton as the new head of the
Department Of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare.
Mr.. Weaver, here to receive
the 47th Spingarn Medal,
awarded annually for the high
est achievement Of an Ameri-
can Negro. said he wants to re-
main HHFA head. but that he
would reluctantly" become
HEW Secretary if President
Kennedy offered him the job.
Addressing the final session
of the SD annual convention
of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People at Municipal Auditor
ium, Mr.. Weaver said:
Il am now engaged, and hope
to continue to be, in trying to
make American urban areas
better places in which to live.
One Of the means Of achieving
this is to give official recogni-
ton to the fact that we are an
urban people, through the crea-
ton of a Department of Urban
Affairs and Housing"
81 want to see this issue
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President Talks
To Legislators
On FOREIGN Aid
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy called in
a bipartisan group from the
House today for a discussion of
foreign aid which comes up in
the House tomorrow.
Most of the participants
were from the Armed Services
and Foreign Affairs Commit
tees.
Neither the participants nor
the White House gave any de-
tails.
Mr.. Kennedy conferred with
the legislators after a meeting
of the National Security Coun-
Gil.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said the Secu-
rity Council will meet with Mr..
Kennedy again tomorrow, but
he attached no significance to
this.
Mr.. Salinger, without Ella
borating, called the council Ses=
sion a two-item meeting. and
said only one item was taken
up today.
Mr.. Salinger told reporters
Mr.. Kennedy discussed with the
House delegation 1.-The whole
foreign aid measure. which the
President considers a biparti-F
san measure.
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Weaver Denies Any Desire
To Become Chief of HEW

through to its inevitable sue
ceSsful conclusion" Mr.. Weaver
emphasized amid applause.
Before his speech, Mr.. Weav-
er told reporters he had told
White House representatives
that he has no desire to become
HEW Secretary. succeeding
Abraham Ribicoff. Secretary
Ribicoff is scheduled to resign
Friday to seek nomination as
Democratic Senator from Con-
necticut.
However. Mr.. Weaver said,
he is not removing himself
from contention" for Secre-
tary Ribicoff's post. Il came
to Washington to do a job in
housing but I will serve the
administration anywhere"
IT would not turn it down, "
Mr.. Weaver said in reply to a
question about what he would
do if President Kennedy Of
fered him Secretary Ribicoff's
job. But I would take it re-
luctantly."
Concerning the Urban At
fairs Department, Mr.. Weaver
said: 1T is inevitable it will get
through. 1t has to get through
and I want to be part of it. |"
Asked if he expects to head
an Urban Affairs Department
if it is created by Congress. Mr..
Weaver remarked: IF you put
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two and two together, you get
four don't you?"
In presenting the Spingarn
Medal to Mr.. Weaver, Earl B.
Schwulst. president of the
Bowery Savings Bank in New
York City, said Negro leaders
must work to upgrade Negro
family life as we'll as explain
the reasons for the rising tide
of Negro crime and delinquency
THE statistics on crime and
broken families among the
Negro population are, to say
the least, not ENCOURAGING, A"
said Mr.. Schwulst.
Il know as well as you do the
basic reasons for this situation.
We both know it stems directly
from the long denial of equal
economic, political, educational
and cultural opportunities to
our Negro fellow citizens. And
we also know that the respon-
sibility for it does not lie at
the Negroes door,"
But, Negro leadership must
do more than point out the
basic causes Of this condition, -
Mr.. SchwulSt counSeled. ct
must speak out clearly against
all acts among it's own people
which violate the codes of good
conduct. and it must do every
thing within its power to COM
bat these delinquencies."