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Gophers Halt Howkeyes
To Remoin in Race, 100

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 10
(AP) - Hard-nosed Minnesota
blunted Iowa's running attack
and took the edge off an ex-
pected Hawkeye aerial blitz
with two key pass interruptions
to chalk up a 100 Big Ten vic
tory today and remain in the
thick of the Conference title
race.
The Gophers struck for a
touchdown early in the fourth
quarter to put it away after
nursing a 80 edge from late in
the first half on Collin Ver-
Sich's 27-yard field goal.
Quarterback Duane Blaska
guided the Gophers to their
only touchdown on a 44-yard
He scored it himself on
a dive into the end zone from
the 4 just 1:19 into the final
period. 1t was Blaska's flat
passes to halfbacks in motion
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Potomucs Routed
In Ice Debut, 1911

ASBURY PARK, NJ, Nov.
10 (SpeciaD The Nicholas
Arena hockey team from
Brooklyn ruined the 1862 debut
of the Washington PotomacS
here tonight, 16-1.
Canadian Ernie Kotecki
scored Washington's lone goal
in the second period.
The Potomacs will play the
Baltimore Junior Clippers here
November IT, then will open
their home schedule on Friday
November %, at the Washing
ton Coliseum against the Eliz-
abethtown. Pa, Hornets at
$3.50 pm.
In their first season of COM
petition last year, the Potomacs
had a IA record and played
all home games at the outdoor
Pentagon City arena.
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Owens tossed to End Ron Ais
house for the conversion.
Yale reached PENIS 9 mid
way in the final period, only
to be pushed back to the IS,
from where Wally Grants field
goal attempt fell short.
After that it was all Penn.
PENIS record in the Ivy League
is % while Yale's is 1-3-1, the
Blues worst season since 1857
when they lost all seven.
The Ellis scored their first
touchdown when Brian Rapp
raced around right end from
the two.
Yale's final score came after
Mel Shaftel recovered a tumble
at the 80, from where Higdon
galloped over.
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King Sets Ivy Pass Records
As Dartmouth Drubs Lions

HANOVER, N. H, Nov. 10
(AP). = Marvellous Billy King
shattered records left and right
today, passing for four touch
downs and scoring another
amid rain and mud while pac-
ing undefeated Dartmouth to
a 1910 victory over Columbia.
The brilliant senior from
Richmond. Va. went to the
air 16 times against the Lions
and missed only twice. His 324
yards passing was an Ivy
League record and gave the
powerful Indians at least a tie
for the Ivy football title.
Kings 348 yards in total Of
Tense was another Ivy League
mark. So was his four touch
downs which came on losses
of ST., 48, 81 and 7 yards.
Dartmouth, which has al
lowed only nine points this sea-
son, has posted five shutouts
in its seven triumphs. The In
dams have won nine in a row
over the last two years-a high
water mark for Coach Bob
Blackman.
The AZ points represented
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Clark scored three plays later
from the /. This touchdown
dealt Miami it's second defeat
in eight games, but Klamath
and Alabama were far from
finished.
Quarterback Jack Hurlbut
recovered a tumble at the Mi
ami 81. Klamath ran Is yards
to set up the second touch
down. scored from the 6 by the
prolific Clark, who has tailed
Is touchdowns and leads the
Southeastern Conference with
80 points.
The precocious Klamath d.
rected a 51-yard scoring drive
the next time Alabama got the
ball, passing 33 yards to Half
back Benny Nelson, then IL to
End Bill Battle for the touch
down. His deadly passes con-
Quoted Alabama on a 79-yard
scoring excursion in the fourth
period before he gave Hurlbut
the throttle for the last touch
down.
Klamath completed six passes
out of seven after intermission
for LAG yards. He eclipsed Mi
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STATISTICS

Dartmouth's biggest score in
10 years, or when the Indians
crushed Columbia, Alb, in
l943.
King, stamping himself as
the EaSt's most exciting quar-
terback, opened the scoring
early in the opening quarter
and then pitched a pair of
touchdowns each to End Hal
Greer and Halfback Tom
Spangenberg.
Sub Quarterback Dana Kelly,
a junior, directed the Big Green
to its final tally, only IS sec
ondS before the end, passing
most of the way and sneaking
the final 5 yards.
King tossed nine passes in
the first half and completed
seven as Dartmouth took a
21-0 lead. He didn't miss once
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Quokers Put on Rally
To Defeat Yale, 1912

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov.
10 AP).-PennSylvania over
came a two-touchdown deficit
to upset Yale, 1912, in an Ivy
League football game in the
Yale Bowl today.
Yale piled up a 1910 lead on
a 71-yard touchdown march
and a 39-yard run by Hank
Higdon before the Quakers' Of
tense began to click.
But where Yale failed to
convert after it's scores, Penn
did, and that turned out to be
the margin of victory.
After driving to Yale's l-yard
line early in the second quar-
ter, only to be stopped, Penn
finally connected when Pete
Mccarthy skirted left end from
the one. Siegfried Molnar
kicked the extra point.
Late in the third quarter the
Quakers marched 80 yards for
the winning touchdown, a q
yard pass from Tailback John
Owens to Wingback Karl KruSe.
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that got the bulk of the drives
yardage.
Iowa punctured the Gopher
defense, best against rushing
in the Nation, for 1877 yards
more than any of six previous
foes could muster. But FUN
bles and interruptions took
the edge off the Hawkeye at
tack. Entering the game, Min
nesota had permitted six OPP
ponents only 152 yards on the
ground.
Iowa's Matt Szykowny never
could generate any consistent
aerial offensive and wound up
completing nine of Is passes
for IA yards.
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in 10 plays and 70 in IL to
score its first two times with
the ball.
Then Doug fuckers 16-yard
interrogation return to the Kan
sas 16 set up the third Ne
braska touchdown. The Husk-
ers got another quick one just
1885 gone in the second period
when Kansas gambled and lost
by inches on fourth down and
one at its sc. Three plays
later Kent McCioughan dashed
20 yards to score. Each tins
Nebraska went for 2-point con-
versions.
Kansas revived for two Sec
ond-half touchdownS on passes.
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Hurrier Event
Slated Today

Two of the top area distance
runners will compete in an
EngliSh-type cross country race
over fields AMI creeks, starting
at 2 pm. today at Falls Church.
Dick Haines, junior national
30-kilometer champion, and
Bob Scharf. the 1861 national
10-mile road runner champion,
are expected to pace a field
that will include Jim McFad-
den and perhaps Ralph Busch
mann, who owns victories over
Haines and Scharf, but had
trouble finishing the National
Road Runner marathon last
week in Atlantic City.
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'Bama Rips Miami
In ID Half 36-3

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Nov. 10
(AP) Sophomore Joe Klamath
took some passing lessons from
Miami's brilliant George Mira
in the first half today, then
applied them with Furnishing
fury and guided nationally
ranked Alabama to a 363 vic
tory.
Klamath ran and passed Ala
bama to % points in less than
nine minutes of the third period
after Mira had led Miami to a
80 halftime lead on a 40-yard
field goal by Bobby Wilson. 1t
was Alabama's 10Th consecutive
victory, and the defending ma
tional champions ran their I'M
beaten string to 26 games.
Alabama, No. 3 in the Asso-
ciated Press top 10, shouted for
a return to the No. / spot by
turning the heralded Mira
Namath duel into a rout in the
second half.
Klamath triggered the first
touchdown by racing 38 yards
in the third period to the Mi
ami Al. Two plays later he
passed 35 yards to Halfback
Cotton Clark to the Miami 4
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Bloom streaked At yards down
an aisle near the sidelines after
intercepting Pete Smiths pass.
The last minute Purdu e
marker involved a lurching So
yard run by Ron Walker and
then a vineyard plunge by
Walker.
Michigan State started the
scoring when Underwood re-
covered a Purdue tumble in
the second period on the Pur-
due 20-yard line. Three plays
later Jim Bobbitt kicked a field
goal from the 81.
In the recent past, Purdue
has broken a Michigan State
28-game winning streak, twice
has cost the Spartans possible
Big Ten titles. and now has
closed the door on any Michi-
gan State chance to visit the
Rose Bowl in January.
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Hoyo Horriers
End Unbeuten

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Georgetown University'S
cross country team closed out
its season undefeated yesterday
at Van Cortland Park, defeat
ing Fordham and Manhattan
in a triangular meet.
Jim Tucker of Georgetown
was the individual winner of
the five-mile event in 1888.
GU compiled 81 points, Ford
ham Al, Manhattan So.
Georgetown's frosh also won,
scoring Is points to Fordham'S
Al and Manhattan's 81. canon
O'Reilly was the individual
winner in the three-mile race.
He was clicked in 1874.
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in the second half, completing
seven straight.
Columbia Quarterback Archie
Roberts. 19-year -old sopho-
more from Holyoke, Mass, cut
himself in on the record pass
ing. Though Rober was
slammed for losses time and
again, he broke the Ivy League
season record of Sc compile
tions. He came out with II
competitions for the year.
Kings 348 total offense sur
passed the 337 set earlier this
year by Cornell's Gary Wood
against Princeton. His 324 pass
ing yardage topped Jim Mott
ley's 226 for Princeton against
Harvard in 1856.
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STATISTICS

ence game, played the Buckeyes
to a standstill until the final
seconds, and had all the edge
in the statistics.
Paul Warfield, speedy Buck
eye junior from Warren. Ohio,
put the Buckeyes in front with
a scintillating 75-yard touch
down run in the second period,
and Indiana matched it with a
72-yard, 19-play drive at the
start of the third session.
Hoosier Quarterback Woody
Moore sneaked about 6 inches
for the counter.
Neither team was able to
threaten many times because
of the wet field and a drizzling
rain which kept the bands off
the field at half-time.
Luke George missed a 26-
yard field goal try for Indiana
in the second period, and Van
Raaphorst missed from % and
SO yards before his payoff boot.
The victory moved Ohio
State to a 4-3 record for the
season, and 81 in the confer
ence, the conquests coming on
alternate week ends. Indiana
is 0-5 in the conference, and
2-6 over all.
A crowd of 1873 braved the
rain-the first time in %
games the attendance has
fallen under $1,000. However,
80,374 tickets were sold.
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-Four minutes later Quarter
back Steve Tensi hit End Fred
Biletnekoff on a short pass and
he outran Tech defenders for
a 66-yard touchdown. Messer
again kicked the conversion.
Tech. which had scored in
the opening minutes on Full
back Mike McNames' 25-yard
run with an interrogation Of an
Eddie Feely pass, tied the score
with 6:28 to play.
The Jackets drove SO yards
in II plays before Mechanics
dived oyer from the one. 10th
ridge Kicked the point.
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ra's sparkling first-half dis
play in which the Miami ace
got nine for 10 for 1873 yards
and kept the Hurricanes in
Alabama territory most of the
time.
Mira glittered nightly even
in the one-sided defeat, how
ever. He kept a capacity crowd
of $4,000 fans leaping with ex-
element as he lodged Ala
bama rushers to get his passes
airborne. 1t was not until less
than three minutes remained
that an Alabama tackler got
Mira on the ground before he
got rid of the ball.
He threw 80 passes, COM
pleted IA for 1875 yards. He had
three intercepted. Klamath ran
for IS yards. He threw 10
passes, completed 10 for 205
yards and had two intercepted.
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Oak Hill Fills Job

ROCHESTER, NY, Nov. 10
(AP).-Jack Lumpkin. 81, golf
professional at Echo Lake golf
club, Westfield, N. j., today was
named head golf pro at Oak
Hill Country Club here. Lump
kin succeeds Lou Strong, who
resigned because of pressure of
his duties as president of the
National Professional Golfers
Association.
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Texas Downs
Baylor, 27-t2,
In Aerial Duel

WACO, Tex, Nov. 10 (AP) =.
Quarterback Tommy Wade's
aerials carried Nationally
ranked Texas to a stirring 27-
IL victory over Baylor's Bears
here today.
Wade, locked in a passing
duel with Baylor's Don Trull,
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Bassett Leads
Harvard Over
Tigers, 700

PRINCETON, N j., Nov. 10
(AP).-Mike BaSsett, junior
quarterback from Stamford,
Conn, led Harvard to an unex-
pected 300 victory over favored
Princeton today as Fullback
Bill Grana scored two touch
downs and Halfback Hobie
Armstrong scored one.
The stubborn Harvard de-
Tense stopped Princeton on the
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STATISTICS

Harvard 80, 9 and 2 in a bril-
liant firSt-half effort in this
first game of the annual Big
Three series. Both teams now
have 4-3 records.
A crowd Of $4,000 sat in the
rain as Harvard drove So yards
in IA plays for the first score
in the first period, with Arm
strong turning right end from
the 7 for the touchdown.
Bassett, who did a brilliant
job of directing the Harvard
attack, broke loose on a sensa-
tional 70-yard run late in the
second period. Most of the
Princeton team had a shot at
him but he twisted away and
went all the way from his own
10 to the Princeton 20. Grana
went around right end from
the 3 for the score.
John Hartranft, vino added
the first two extra points by
placement, missed a field goal
attempt "a 29-yard attempt
early in the third period. But
Harvard came right back and
moved so yards in IL plays.
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STATISTICS

fired two touchdown bolts,
dove one yard for another and
directed the undefeated Long
horns to their seventh victory
of the year.
With only a 14-14 tie MARI
ing their record, the Steers
moved a giant step nearer
their second straight South
west Conference championship.
Only Texas Christian and
arch rival Texas AIM block
the title trai land a trip New
Years Day to the Cotton Bowl.
/ Wade hurled passes of 54 and
IA yards for the first two
Texas touchdowns, Spotting
Tommy Lucas on the first and
Sandy Sands on the second.
Tailback Jerry Cook scamp
cred 8 yards for the third and
Wade closed out the scoring
with five minutes left on a
plunge from the /. Shoeless
kicker Tony Crosby converted
after the first three.
Baylor, losing its sixth game
in seven outings. scored first
early in the initial quarter as
Trull moved the Bears through
the air to the /, from where he
sneaked in.
Halfback Ronnie Goodwin
sailed an 18-yard payoff pitch
to End James Ingram for the
final Bear marker, which came
in the third period.
Wade ignited the suffering
Texas attack with II compile
tons in % attempts for 1877
yards. Ray Poage led the rush.
ing attack with II of its 242
yards.
Trull connected on 10 of 81
losses for pit yards.
- =
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Bucke9yesGet
Scare but Win
On Field Goal

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 10.
(AP). - Dick Van Raaphorst,
19-year-old junior, gave falter-
ing Ohio State a 1917 victory
over 18-point underdog Indiana
today with 27-yard field goal
in the last eight seconds.
The Hoosiers in losing their
18th straight Western Confer
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Track Meet Set

PRAGUE, Nov. 10 (AP).-
The European Commission of
the International Athletic Fed
Grafton today chose Budapest
as the site of the 1866 European
track championships.
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STATISTICS

dasheS and Jim Marcellino
swept 81 yards around the left
side for the touchdown.
The next Crusader score came
seconds before the end Of the
half with Mccarthy bulling
over from the one. Mccarthy
set up the touchdown with a
l5-yard romp to the three.
After intermission Dennis
Golden recovered a VMI FUN
BILE on the VMI 80 and it took
nine plays before Mccarthy
Snuck in from the one.
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MARYLAND
Continued From Page

Continued From Page Ell
and Reynolds added the con-
version.
Trailing by 10 points, Mary
land still stuck close to the
ground and punched IS yards
for it's score. Sinner completed
only one pass in the rain. a L.
yarder to Tom Brown, but Chi
averini got most of the rest
of the yardage with inside
bursts.
Chiaverini's sixth carry in
eight plays brought Maryland
to the five and Sinner rolled
wide to the left for the score.
Hannigan added the place
ment, making it, 1917, with
1920 still to play.
Three More Chances
Maryland got the ball three
times after that.
1t failed to make a first
down the first time; gambled
with fourth-and-five on its 43
the second time and lost when
Tom Rae dropped Sinners
toss. But the Terps got the
ball back almost Immediately
when Bill Futrell fumbled as
he was hit by Dave Crossan and
Walter Rock recovered.
That gave the Terps posses
sion on their Al with $3.50 left.
In a desperate race-the- clock
bid, Sinner twice fired COM
pletions to Jerry Osler and
then hit Brown, who made a
diving catch on Dukes 20.
Now 2:10 was left, but Dukes
defense showed its stubborn
qualities. Sinner was dumped
for a 7-yard loss, had another
pass broken up and then was
spilled back on the A by Dave
Burdette and Danny Lonon. 1t
was fourth down now and 25
to go. Sinner cranked up and
fired long to Osler on the 10,
but the ball was high. Osler
got one hand on the ball but
it sailed out Of bounds and
with it went the Terps' hopes.
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VMI o q n 14-1A
HOLY CROSS 4 8 & 90
failed.
Holy Cross-McCarthv /. run CHen-
Messy pass from Mccarthy
Holy Cross-McCarthy |. run pass
VMI--Amos 5, pass from Nunnslly
pass failed
VMf-Reeder 81, run bush pass from
Sneadl
AttendanCe-tOOOO ESTIMATED.
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Baylor-Trull l, run (kick failed.
Texas-Lucas 81. pass from wade
CROSBY kick.
Texas-Sands IA, pass from Wade
Crosby kick.
Baylor-Ingram 1S. pass from Good
win (run failed.
/. run (kick failed.
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Dartmouth-King z. run tWellstead
kick.
Dartmouth--Greer 81, pass from King
(Wellstead).
mouth-Spangenber 81. pass from
King (Wellstead).
(Wellstead kick.
acknowledgements As, pass from
King (Wellstead kick
Extraordinarily .. run tWellstead
kick.
800.
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Nebraska-RosS 4. run Claridge runl
Nebrasks-Ross 32. run tTomlimson
pass. from Claridge).
Neoraska-Claridge l. run (Thornton
observation-disclosures 20. run CThorn-
ton rum.
Nebrasks-RosS 25. run CMcCloughan
pass from Claridgel.
KanSas-Baugham "A, pass from Nc
Farland Mcfarland rum.
kanSas--Graham 10. pass from Palmer
lBuzzi rum
Attendance-3S,O 900
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Duke-FG,. Reynolds, IS.
Duke-Curtis .. run Reynolds kick.
kick.
AttendRnce-26,0O
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Yale-Rapp .. run (run failed).
Yale-Highdon 80, run (run failed).
run lMolnar kick
Penn-kruse ,, pass from owen (All.
shouse, pass from ovens,
ttendance-l4,l76
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INDIANA 0 O 7 o.
OHIO STATE 90 Z 0 80
Ohio Stste-Warfield rs. run (van
Raaphorst kick.
Indiana-Moore 6-inch plunge George
kick.
Ohio State-FG, Van Raaphorst ~.
Attendance-75,
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PURDUE O O T IO-17
MSU-FG, Bobbitt 81.
Purdue--Bloom A.. pass interception
(Ohl kick
MsU-Lewis "a. run (run failedl.
Oil ~.
59.
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Illinois-FG, Plankenhorn 80.
horn kick.
Michigan Timberlake 8, pass from
Chandler (run failedl.
Observation-Disclosures. l, run Chapman
pass from Chandler).
756.
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Minnesota-VersiCh 81, field goal.
Minnesota-Blaska 4. run (Versich
kick
Attendance-65,0
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MIAMI - 3 O Ga
ALABAMA - O O 90 1876
Miami-FG, Wilson 40.
Alabama-Clark /, run Davis kick.
Alabama-Clark 8. run Battle pass
from CALDWELL.
Alabama-Battle IL, pass from Klamath
Battle pass from Namath).
Alabama-Namath /, run (pass failed).
Alabama-Hurlbut l. run Davis kick.
Attendance-43.0 900.
Navajo times., 1962-11-22
BIA Submits Rood
Progress Report

= A monthly progress report has
been received from the Navajo
Agency, Bureau of Indi an Affairs,
Branch of Roads, indie ating further
progress in future paving and roads
construction.
''After an inspection by the
representatives of the Gallup Area
= Office, Branch of Roads, the Navajo
Agency Roads, the Resident Engin-
eer at Shiprock. and the Arizona
Highway Department, final accep-
tancewa given for the completion
of the final paving on Route 1
to finish the road between Shiprock
and Tuba City. State Highway Main
tenance forces now have three
camps established along this route,
one at Teec Nos Pos, one at Kay
enta and one at Tuba City and
State forces are now accomplishing
maintenance on Route 1. The only
sections left for reconstructed
are from Highway 666 near Ship
rock to the Arizona State line and
from Tuba City southwesterly to
Highway 89.
''Paving of the section of Route
3 between Window Rock and High
way 666 is now complete and has
been accepted. Contracts have been
awarded for two projects, one the
of the MeSacopi
Wash Bridge just east of Tuba
City, and the other the construction
of 9.4 miles of grading and paving
from Aneth. Utah, southeasterly
to the Colorado State line.
"Grading is complete on the
Force Account construction Be
tween the Lower Lukachukai Wash
Bridge and Rock Point and gravel
Navajo times., 1962-11-22
Klagetoh School
Begins All Club

A All Club has been organized
at the Klagetoh Boarding School
under the direction of teacher
John Perry. The club, which will
work in crafts and leather, as
well as undertaking other projects,
was organized October 81.
There is total of seven mem
bers at present, each one holding
office. Gerald Hubbard is pres
ident. Juanita Cleveland is vice.
president and Virginia Tsosie Sec
retary. Edison Mann is the rec
reation leader: Wilson L. Yazzie,
song leader: Nette Cleveland,
crafts secretary and Shirley
Chester, reporter. Co-leaders are
Leo Tsinajime and Kenneth Fugle-
berg.
Navajo times., 1962-11-22
Schedule for
Tribal Drivers

The Safety Department has
scheduled another Driver Training
Class for all tribal vehicle opera
tors who have not received their
tribal vehicle operators permit.
1t is now required to have ave-
hicle operators permit in order to
drive a tribal vehicle.
The following schedule has been
arranged for the complete course:
(Al sessions will be held in St. Mi
chaels Chapter House,
Session
No. Date Time
4 1862 800 Am. to 500 Pm.
11-27-62 8:OOA.M. to 1O:WA.M.
S 11-28-62 500 AM. to 500 Pm.
11-29-62 8:OOA Am. to 1O:OOA.M.
6 IL 1862 800 Am. to 500 Pm.
IL 4-62 8:OOA.M. to 1O:OOA.M.
712 -5-62 500 Am. to 500 Pm.
IL -6-62 8:OOA.M. to 1O:OOA.M.
8 12-1O-62 500 Am. to 500 Pm.
12-11-62 8:OOA.M. to 900 Am.
9 12-12-62 800 Am. to 500 Pm.
12-13-62 8:OOA.M. to 1O:OOA.M.
Navajo times., 1962-11-22
arizona Public
SerUice To Sell
Mortgage Bonds

Arizona Public Service Com
pany today received approval from
the Arizona Corporate nCom-
mission of its request to issue and
sell $25 million in first mortgage
bonds.
The bonds will be sold to 10
institutional investors, including
insurance companies. pension
funds and other institutions
throughout the country.
The 3O-year bonds will bear
interest at the rate of 4.4O per
cent and will become due Deem
Der 1, 1892.
Funds from the proposed sale
are to be used to repay loans
incurred for construction purposes
and to further the company's cur
rent expansion program.