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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-09-26

Navajo Times:
Am enclosing ST 90 check for as
many copies plus postage as it
will cover, of Sept. 5-62 edition.
N.Y.! but you must be proud of
this issue. | know | am proud for
you.
| have been sending my copies
each week to the state pen here in
Santa Fee as the chaplain said there
were few of the Navajos in for
various misdeeds. can't think of
anything feel so sorry about as a
Navajo being Shut up. You are such
a FREE people. thought the paper
Navajo Times) might bring an in
terest to these poor men. But this
one issue, wish to keep for my
self. So
| am sending one paper to India
to friend who is in the Research
Dept. of Rice there. He is an In
dian andis employed by his govern
ment in India.
Then want two copies for
friends in California and if there
is one left, to a friend in Ell Paso,
Texas.
Thank you.
Mrs. Bee Brinkley
522 Canyon Road
Santa Fee, MN.
P.S. can't tell you how much |
enjoy MIS-.
PISS. | surely enjoy Marshall
Tones drawings. Very clever.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-09-26

-. Of Fair Days and School Days
It's the time of year when things just to be
happening. You can't even get thing finished up
before plunging headlOng into another The Tribal Fair
is behind for another year, and seems to be the
of opinion that it the largest attended ever
The Northern Navajo Tribal air is coming up this
weekend in ShiprOck, and should be well attended.
= There is something of furry in autumn's activ-
tiles, from the dry rustic of the leaves in the nppy
fall breezes to the hustle of the peopeeveryhing and
everyone getting ready settle i'm for the winter The
products of the summer have been properly displayed
and admired, the stock pulled down the lower pas
lures TOR as long the grass will last and the child
rem back in school for another year.
At least, that is where they should be. There are
Indications tatperhaps more of them should be taking
up desks than are actually doing hard to see
sons and daughters leave the reservation to 90 to
school, perhaps to be separated for many long weeks
But the world will not wait it is rushing in upon
the reservation into the to which Secretary of
Interior Stewart Uda referredas "te last real froa-
tier The Navajo Trail, which was dedicated Sep
TENDER 16, will speed the flood and other WAYS and
means will follow
Even the non-Navajo is discovering that more and
more diploma is thekey jobs and job advancement
There many instances where the diploma must bear
the name of college before young man or woman
can even get foot in the door J" the Navajo it is
rapidly becoming thing not of CHOICE but of survival
The old ways must change, if only by virtue of the
fact that the old grazing culture will support those
whom it must support if the children stay on the re-
servation indefinitely And without adequate educa-
ton, they must stay on the reservation, or go
completely unprepared into world which will give
quarter.
Thomas Tommany has indicated that school desks
are vacant because parents do realize the impor
lance and necessity of education for their children
perhaps feel that this child is needed at home this year
more than ne needs to be at school, simply because
they don't want him any Seats which should
go to Navajo students vacant, and unless the Nav
ao parents see to it that they filled by the Navajo
student who should be there, is entirely possible
the seat will no longer be vacant when the Navajo
dent is ready for it.
The children must not be robbed of their education
by anything or The Navajo child of this day has
difficulty enough in recOncng the traditional Navajo
ways and the frantic pace of the white mans culture
Let him then have at least the advantage of being as
well educated the available facilities and the student
hon
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-09-26

FAIR COMPETITION ???
Three Bureau of Reclamation EMPLOYEES at the
Hungry Horse, Montana Project have received sugges
ton awards for ideas they submitted to improve opera
tons and safety. They Tavern K. Seney who
received cash awards of $751; Raymond Michels
$25; and Oliver Newhouse $15.--EMMETT BOWMAN
should start something like this :.
Four Corners, N. M Ariz., Colo. Utah--Com-
pletiOn of the 16Omile link Navajo Route l. from
Durango, COloradOvia Shiprock New Mexico to Flag
staff Arizona, marks the first aweather road across
the Ute Mouna reservation of Colorado and the Nor
thern half of the vast and remote Navajoand See
the engravedflOOr of the the our-Corners
along the Navajo Trail, USA
CHARLEY TOLEDO, KGAK Radio Navajo Announ-
cer Insists that woman is someone who would charge
at another driver into her bumper with the side
OF MS car" An expenditure of SO cents what
FRANK TURNER, Tulsa, Okla. listed in getting re-
elected justice of the peace He was unopposed in
the Democratic primary election and had no Repub-
lican opposition. hope JUDGE MCDONALD reads
this KYVA Radio Navajo Announcer ED LEE
NATAY insists that radio gets closer to people than
anything except girdles."
Youngsters are running the world today. No doubt
about it. Just look at the singers have: Elvis Pres
ley Fabian, Brenda Lee, Ricky Nelson frankie Ava
lon each of them earns a million dollars wear
And they re only working after school!
MRS. ANNIE D. WAUNEKA, the only Councilwoman
member of the Navajo Tribal Council on her recent
trip to Las Vegas, Nevada got her share of Nevada
money in silver dollars Also plaque designed
with the shape of the State of Nevada cut in perfied
wood below the inscription How about that!
GEORGE MUSSER, Gallup, TELLS about doctor.
an engineer, and politician who arguing about
their professions. The doctor said his came first be-
cause surgery required i'm taking rib from Ada M
to create Eve The engineer pointed that the world
was fashioned from the chaos of the universe hence
ne must have come first The politician had the last
word: "And who do you think created the chaos ?"
Councilman take note!
Know the difference between aneurotic, apsvchotic.
and psychiarst? The neurOtic builds castles in the
air The psychOtic lives in them And the psvchiatrist
collects the rent Right right.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-09-26

Know the difference between aneurotic, psvchotic
and psychiatrist? The neurOtc builds castles in the
air The psychoic lives in them. And the psychiatrst
collects the rent Right right.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-09-26
TO The Editor :

Dear Friends:
Will you please send the Navajo
Times to me for 1 year? My check
for So. so is enclosed herewith.
While working for two months
at Ganado Mission this summer |
read your paper regularly and
learned much about your people.
Your problems and how you are
working to overcome them; your
activities. ETC.. and | am greatly
interested in continuing to keep in
touch, as feel very keenly our
need for better underSt anding, and
l hope to 60 back to Ganado as a
summer worker next year.
| shall be looking forward to
receiving Navajo Times and hoping
to be able to help my friends here
to a more personal interest in and
understanding of our fellow-citi-
zens. In this area we have some
Clallam hdi ans and in the western
part of our county we have the Ma
kah Reservation and the Ozette,
and Quillayute, and Hob, and Quin-
ault Reservations.
Very sincerely yours,
Helen G. Frazier
Sequim, Washington
Dear Sir:
enclose five dollars for
years subscription and as many
of your past issues as you feelyou
IAN send me for the extra money.
May | congratulate you on the
Navajo Tribal Fair issue which is
the only one l have seen. 1t was an
outstanding piece of journalism in
both formal and content and worthy
a permanent place in the library
of anyone interested in Indi an af-
fairs.
Yours Truly,
Ruth G. Deter
7535 E. Lincoln DR..
ScottSdale, Arizona
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-09-26

member of the Navajo Tribal Council on her recent
trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, got her share of Nevada
money in silver dollars u. Also plaque designed
with the shape of the State of Nevada cut in perified
wood below the inscription How about that!
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-09-26

Youngsters are running the world today No doubt
about it. Just look at the singers have: Elvs Pres
ley, Fabian, Brenda Lee, Ricky Nelson frankie Ava
lon each of them earns a million dollars a wear
And they're only working after school!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Idaho G. o. P.
Picks Jordan

POCATELLO, Idaho, Aug. 4
(AP). - Cheering Republicans
nominated former Gov. Len
Jordan for the United States
Senate today and confidently
predicted he will beat Repre-
sentative Oracle PfoSt or any
other Democrat in November.
Gov. Jordan. a 63-year-old
Grangeville auto dealer, won
the nomination over seven
others on the first ballot at
the State Central Committee
meeting and it appeared likely
he will no wget an interim ap-
pointment from Gov. Robert E.
Smylie to succeed the late
Senator Henry Dworshak.
That appointment would last
only until the November cleo
tions but could give Gov. Jor-
dan some added stature in the
campaigning.
Rep. Oracle PfoSt, Democrat
of Idaho, who has represented
Jordan's home district in con-
gress for 10 years. has an
nounced for the Democratic
nomination and seems likely to
get it.
The State Democratic Gen.
trail Committee will meet Au-
gust 10 in Boise to pick a can
didate to face Gov. Jordan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
District Women
Among Winners
OF BRIDGE Honor

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 4 (AP)
Phil FeldeSman, New York
City, and Ira Rubin, Fair
Lawn, NJ, hailed as one Of
the hottest teams bridge has
known in at least 10 years, to-
day won the mems pairs in
the American Contract Bridge
Leagues summer champion
ships here.
Mr.. Feldesman and Mr.. Ru-
bin, defending champions in
the event who won the life
masters pairs here earlier this
week and won the open pairs
in Houston last November,
compiled 1921 points to win
by more than a board.
Second were Marshall Miles,
San Bernardino. Calf, and
Eddie Kanter, Los Angeles,
with 45O1a.
The women's pairs title was
won by Mrs. Clarice Holt, Fl.
Worth, and Mrs. Greeley War
ner. Pampa, Tex, with 6761s.
Among the runners-up was
Terry Michaels, Washington,
DC.
First in the master mixed
teams were Eric Murray, To-
ronto, Charles Coon. New York
City. Mrs. Agnes Gordon, Buff
falo, N.Y.. and Mrs. Morris
Portugal, Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Agreement Near
On 55-MiIe Route
For Expresswuy

Maryland, the Federal Gov
eminent and the District are
in virtual agreement on plans
that will make possible the last
link of the 55-mile suburban
expressway around Washing
ton.
It appeared likely, officials
said last night, that agreement
will be reached quickly to per-
NIT completion of the Capital
Beltway project by the end of
1864.
The agreement, according to
reports, stipulates that a Six-
lane section, open to trucks,
will run through Rock Greek
Park from Wisconsin to Con-
necticut avenues in Montgom-
cry County, Md. The agreement
repeatedly requires that any
widening of the roadway must
be at the expense of the median
strip.
1t also was reported that the
Bureau of Public Roads has
approved lower speeds and
tighter curbs on the beltway.
Most of the belt road through
the adjoining states is under
contract except the Rock Greek
Park stretch. Virginia will fin
ish its portion late this year
and Maryland by the end of
1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Woman, 81,
Is Raped in
Elevator

A 54-year-old woman was
raped and robbed in an eleva-
tor about 10 pm. yesterday in
her apartment building at the
500 block of Twenty-first
street, NV, police reported.
The elevator was at the base
ment level when the attack
occurred, police said. A report
on how much money was stolen
from the victims purse was
not Immediately available.
Police described the attacker
as a dark-complexioned 49,
year-old Negro. about 5-feet-8-
inches, wearing dark trousers
and a light shirt.
They added that the descrip-
ton of the rapist matched that
of a man who raped two other
women recently in the North
west.
One of these attacks was in
the basement laundry room of
a building in the $500 block
@ street. NV, and the other
in a building on Eighteenth
street, NV, near DUPONT Cir
Gle.
Tonight's victim told police
that she tainted during the at
tack. When she recovered con-
sciousness the man was gone.
She said that she had just
parked her car in the basement
of the building when the rapist
came up behind her, put knife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
HAPPY FAMILY
RoonokeChormC Clinic
Aids City Hall Morale

ROANOKE, Aug. 4 CAP).-
If the secretaries in City Hall
sit up a little straighter and
seem just a bit better-looking
these days, it is the conscious
result of a charm clinic"
which more than 70 city en-
ployes attended weekly during
July.
They learned the latest tech
niques of makeup, wardrobe
planning. and posture at the
four-Session clinic.
The clinic is the brainchiid
of City Manager Arthur S.
Owens. He gathered together
Makeup Expert Doty Matte,
HairdreSSer Peg Murphy, FASH
ion Expert Maggie Moran and
Fitness Missionary Artie Levin.
These four alternately lee
tured and cajoled the 10 women
who turned out for the sessions.
Mr.. Owens and Eddie Ellis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

who co-ordinated the training
sessions, have received inquir-
les about the clinic from cities
as far away as California and
Texas.
The women were unanimous
in praiSing the campaign to
stop secretary spread" and
sloppy appearance.
The clinic is the latest in a
series of improvement courses
offered to city employees. For
example, to be eligible for a
raise after six months of en-
ployment. they must complete
Cd a public relations and
orientation course; 90 a first
aid course; and 80 a course in
telephone etiquette.
All this has the aim, accord
ing to Mr.. Owens, of making
City Hall "a happy family"
bursting with morale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
= N NJ i

Also disjoints chickens, cuts
fresh bread, cheese. vegetables
everything. Ideal gift. Order
several. Special price, 81.
Money-back guarantee. Le-Mir
Products, Dept. 2-39A, 1923
Connecticut Ave. NV, Room
E07, Washington, D. C. ME. g.
6573.
FOR MAIL ORDERS, any
where, send So. Cash, check or
money ORDER. Your frozen food
hnife will be mailed anywhere
N the U.S.A., postage paid. No
GODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Fishing Trip FotoI
To Botetourt Mon

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Aug. 4
AP). - A Botetourt County
man apparently died Of natural
causes today while on q fishing
trip near Front Royal. Com
panions found his body in the
shallow water Of the Shenan-
doah River.
The body was taken to a
Winchester hospital for au-
topSy. Doctors said preliminary
examination indicated Dorsey
West Radcliff, So, died of ma
tural causes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
ADVERTISEMENT
Miracle Knife
Cuts Frozen
Foods
ADVERTISEMENT

s At last the Miracle all-pur-
pose American made double
edge lone a saw-edge) stainless
steel knife u" long that tips
through frozen food packages,
wrapper and all. Cuts frozen
meats. baked goods. etc. No
more wasteful thawing. Cut off
what you need, put the rest
back in the freezer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05
Mexico Lacks Homes

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 4 (AP) e.
Luis Quintannila. national
housing institute director, says
Mexico needs 3 million new
homes to solve its housing
problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

at her back and warned Don't
scream, or I'll kill you"
She said that the man then
forced her into the elevator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

INDIVIDUAL HAIR COLOR CONSULTATION
Miss Mary Barton, consuItont on Roux Hair Colorng,
will be in Shirington salon all this week to discuss
this eosy-to-hove hair color beouY Phone for your
appointment during store hours, MA e.oeoo
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Foreign
Minister
Honored

His Royal Highness Prince
Sardar Mohammed Naim. the
deputy Prime Minister and
Foreign Minister Of Afghan
istan. was honored last night
at q black-tie dinner by the
Afghan Ambassador, Mr.. Mo-
hammed Hashim Maiwand-
wal.
Held at the embassy. the
function was attended by
over so guests which includ-
ed Senator and Mrs. Mike
Mansfield. Senator Maurine
Neuberger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Bowles, the Director
Of the Agency for Interna-
tional Development and Mrs.
Fowler Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Foster, and the
Assistant Secretary Of State
Averell Hartman.
Also. the Chief Of Protocol
and Mrs. Angler Biddle Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gaud,
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Wife Estevez's Best Critic

touched everything. Mate
rails were what you would
expect in the land of the
Tai Mahal-rich satins, bro
cades, velvets, often glitter
ing with beads or sequins
but always Of simple and
direct line.
In daytime dresses, wool
and silk were favorite fabric
twins. Other Estevez favor
ties were panels falling free
from the waist, both in front
and in back, q feature re-
peated In both day and eve
ming clothes.
Estevez Trademark
Brown and black, some
times boldly, sometimes Just
touched by a bow or band
of beading, also were used.
But light blue was the color
winner as 1t appeared in ac-
cessories and even whole
outfits.
Backs were either high or
plunged to the waist. These
low backs are as much an
Estevez trademark as the
Evening star., 1962-09-28

sheath silhouette, which has
been shaped this year into
the loose princess look Of the
rajah coat.
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy
brought as her guest Irish
television actress, Mrs. Doro-
thy Tubridy. Also in the
audience at the 3 to 5 pm.
benefit sponsored by Brazil
ian Ambassador and Mrs.
Campos were Mrs. Angler
Biddle Duke, and Ambassa-
doris wives, Mrs. Asakai Of
Japan, Mrs. Davila of Hon.
duras and Mrs. Heisbourg Of
Luxembourg.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Clare Williams
Is Speaker

The National Federation
of Republican Women was
credited today with being
one Of the reasons why the
majority of all women vote
Republican"
The praise came from Mrs.
Clare B. Williams. assistant
chairman of the Republican
National Committee, who
was one Of the speakers at
the federation's biennial con-
vention being held this week
in Phoenix, Ariz.
Mrs. Williams presented
the organization with q sill
ver-bound history commemo-
rating its founding rs years
ago. She said the federation
grew out Of a meeting of
women leaders Of the Repub-
lican National Committee
who met in Chicago Novem-
ber 4, 1897. to discuss its
formation.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
By PATRICIA SALTONSTALI
star etaff Writer

by fAIhAClA SALIONSlALL
star staff writer
Not many q husband viii
admit to wanting his wife's
criticism. Luis Estevez does
and the more. the better.
The noted fashion designer
said his wife Betty is model
ing for him again and she's
the only model who is free
to criticize his work. 1T is
good for me because what
comes out Of her criticism is
something we both really
like"
Mrs. Estevez Is still at their
Paris apartment and so
missed yesterdays fashion
preview Of her husbands fall
collection. But she was hard
" forgotten in the parade
of chic clothes at the Brazil
ian Embassy. At least three
were created for her, and one
was hers alone and not for
sale.
The benefit show and tea
for the Loyola Retreat House
attracted over 800 guests who
crowded into every available
corner Of the embassy after
rain Cancelled plans for Q
garden show.
Ideas From Men
Not their women, but the
men Of India are giving ideas
to the Cuban-born designer.
With Just q glance at his
Spanish ancestors Mexi-
can and q Spanish entry-he
showed q collection fit for q
maharajah.
Even O maharani would
be happy in a raJah tunic II
It were encrusted with tear
drop beads and combined
with 3 long green satin skirt
slit to the knee and covered
with o matching green rajah
coat.
The elegant dinner cos
tune was one Of the new
collection, at Julius Gar
finckel Co., inspired by Mrs.
Jacqueline Kennedy's trip to
India. Even accessories
looked eastward. as hats
turned into turbans, COM
plete with a large jewel in
the center Of the forehead.
or were "Nehru hats" as
their designer called them.
Opulence and elegance
Evening star., 1962-09-28

Robert Komer, Mrs. Mary
Watkins, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Carl.
Also present was Mr.. Alb
duIlah Malikyar, the Finance
Minister Of Afghanistan.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

Mr.. Ernest K. Lindley. Mr..
and Mrs. James P. Grant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Cot
tam, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Elwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Pot Roust,
Pork Chops
N Meuf Loaf

Three old favorites dressed up
like never before in the big Oc-
tober 'how-to-do-almoSt
thing" issue of Better Homes &
Gardens. Get perfect pot roast
80. pork chops stuffed n stitched
;. twin loaves of mmm-meat-
loaf. Favorite dessert recipes,
too, like spicy apple and pump
kin pies made from scratch. All
this plus 28 other exciting ''how-
TO" articles in October Better
Homes & Gardens - buy it to-
day, use it month after menthl
Evening star., 1962-09-28
UNICEF Film To Be Shown

The UNICEF Information
Service viii show their new
film, ''Bozo's Adventures In
Asia" at 4 pm. Sunday at
All Souls Church.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

The film. q tour Of six
Asian countries by the Tv
clown, runs % minutes. Linn
tied seating makes reserva-
tons necessary.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

fUrred suede weor-eyerywhere
coot. FobUIoUs Iook-Iike-leother cot
ton suede with warm ShoornoS pile
lining and dyed norweeion blue fox
collar. Fdwn. woInut or green. sis.
Fur products Iubsled 10 show country Of origin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

EAST RIVERDALE-Lots Of room
in this older 4-bedrm. Colonial on
deep beautifully wooded lot. Handy
to everything. S13,500. Terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HTGHVTFW ARIA

HIGHNIEW AHA
300 BROOKS RID. OPEN 81
FLA, CT, or conventional. 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, dining rm.,
full bsmt., storm windows and
awnings. City utilities. Large lot
DIRECTIONS: Off Walker Mill I'd
to Rollins ave, left to Brooks I'd
Mrs Webster on premises. RE
6-3S7e.
IPUFFENBERGER Rltr. cH. $4,000
HILLANDALE FOREST-California
modern split with carport on
large wooded lot, 3 bedrms.. den
and family rm., ga baths. COM
munity swim pool, close to MOL.
$1,000 On. LIST WITH LISZ.
L. J. LISZ CO. HE. 4-13OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

FORT FOOTE ROAD-An area Of
exclusive homes in the location
o. Gam ms ehSamin S,,, slmoSt5heW, =,
bsmt. S23,950. only Sl,S32 down.
Miller Real Estate Co.
70 = Oznn ~ O EnEn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
CLOSE TO PARK 4 SCHOOLS
ar -nA
BURCH REALTY co.

COLLEGE PARK-Brand-ne ram
bier on level. Handicapped lot. near
transportation, large. m d n
kitchen. beautiful living room with
brick fireplace, full daylight bsmt
Priced right at Sl5.950 on con-
pm, WA. 5000. ROBERT s
DAVIS & CO., INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
PARK ESTATES
COnFCF P1PV GPTE-T6o -,

borhood is choice. The rec. rm. is
one Of a kind. The kitchen is the
latest, plus sep. din. room, livinG
loom with fireplace, full baths
plus close to school and transp
Make this a Must See on your
home shopping list. Price SCI 800
FILA or VA fin.