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members OF the Association
This situation is largely due
to the purchase of area diaries
by another milk producers CO.
operative" he said, land re-
placing our milk in those dali
ries with milk from their own
association members not for
merly producing Class I milk
for Washington area markets. .
Mr.. Remsberg's comment ap-
peared in the Associations an
nual report, made public today
following a meeting at the
Sheraton Park Hotel.
w. B. Hooper, general mana
ger, noted that the Associa-
tion's total production in
creased only 1.6 per cent COM
pared with a total increase in
the market of 8.5 per cent dur
ing the year. The Association
figure was kept down, he noted,
because of many farms being
converted to real estate prop
erty.
1.-THE problem of overpro-
duction," he said, sis not as the
result of the producers who
have been established on this
market for a number of years,
but the greatest portion of this
increase is the result of other
co-operatives who have moved
into this market and brought
in their excess production
through the acquisition of
plants and facilities"
In a more optimistic vein, Mr..
Hooper reported that the huge
manufacturing facility at Lau-
rel. Md. handled nearly 297
million pounds of milk during
1861, an increase of So million
over the previous year. During
1861 an expansion program
was completed which doubled
the plants capacity. The facil-
ity handles sterile milk, skim
powder. butter, cottage cheese,
ice cream mix, cream and va
rieties of condensed milk.
The annual report showed
the Association is producing a
total of PATHS gallons of milk
per day. BY contrast, in 1885
production averaged 59,938
gallons per day for an annual
value of $5.5 million.
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Store Controllers
To Visit Baltimore

National Capital Group of
Controllers, which includes
representatives of the larger
Washington stores, will meet
with the Baltimore Controllers
Group at a dinner meeting on
Wednesday, March IA.
Speaker will be a legal Off
Ger of the National Retail
Merchants Association.
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Branch Requested
For Laurel Bank

Citizens National Bank of
Laurel, Md, has filed an appli-
cation with the Controller of
the Currency for approval of
a branch office at Waterloo in
Howard County, Md.
The branch would be located
in Blauner's Discount City, new
suburban shopping center.
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METALS

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 CAP).-spot
nonferrous metal prices today: copper
Lead 91a cents a pound, New York,
Zinc II cents a pound, East st. Louis
Tin 1.21A pound New York. For
eign silver 1.01 per troy ounce. New
York. Pittsburgh scrap steel no.
heavy was quoted by Iron Age at
SO. O0-37.00.
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Milk Producers Assn.
Reports Sharp Decline
In Sales During 1861
BY TRUMAN r. TEMPLE
Star Staff Writer

The Maryland & Virginia Milk Producers Association Inc
today reported milk sales in 1861 decrease
Of 100000 and Glass milk sales dropped by average
1881 gallons day.
j. Homer Rensberg president the decline in sales
reflected increased competition from which are not
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OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. Monday,
February 26 1852
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the coun-
ter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for Mon
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-. Because the time to learn thrift is as soon
as possible Interstate makes it so easy to save.
Your little showers are big business with us-they
con save by mail or visit any Of our 4 convenient
locations. Our current liberal 40 annual div
jdends are paid quortery-if you save by the
10th you earn dividends from the LIST.
INTERsTA1E-A GOOD, SAFE PLACE TO SAVE.
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CONN. AVE-BeSt location. Lee. /
S SsdTm mod v Kit fm din: f feyer the
ice. laundry facil. Call HUI. g.
$500. Also 2 bedrm. avail. Aug. /.
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BERKLEY

Red brick Colonial in q distin-
guished neighborhood. 1st-floor
den or bedroom and bath, 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths on End floor
full basement with rec. rm.. built
in garage. Ewes. Mrs. MacAuley,
966-7a52.
W. C. & A. N. MILLER Dew. Co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
EN-. 2-4464 REALTORS
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ARL.-Garden and new de luxe
elev. bldg ], . and 3 bedrooms,
some with balconies and patios,
600-unit development, air cond..
swimming pools, garages, putting
green. close to Navy Annex. Pen
tagon, churches, schools, shop
ping. DORCHESTER, offices at
2040 Columbia pike, IA. 10000,
2O0l Columbia pike. ia. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AIR CONDITIONED

am
New Diet. brick 4-bedrm. rambler in
N Portal Estates. Priced in mid
30s. Elk. 3-6231 or tn. 2-6353.
CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
in the very fashionable Briarcliff-
Spring Valley area-Real style and
class in the true GEORGETOWN
manner. Charming beyond words
3 bedrooms, ga baths. Beautiful
trees. Priced LOW-40sl FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 7-1411;
ewes. OIL. 2-S753.
ALICE DEAL, WILSON SCHOOLS
immaculate 3-bedroom detached
home near Wisconsin and Fes-
sender. Asking Sl6,950! BETTER
HURRY! FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC, DI 7-1411: eve. OIL. 6-2442
AMER. U. PARK. Reduced for i'm.
mediate sale.-3-bedroom brick
Colonial, clean as a whistle! Fin
ished Bird floor, recreation room,
baths, modern kit, porch and
garage. Chevy Chase and SprinG
Valley shopping. Best schools. Few
| steps to croSstown and downtown
buses! S25,750. MAKE YOUR BID
| owner moving to Florida! FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-14l1;
Ewes M, R-044o
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SHANNON & LUCHS

REALTORS SINCE 1906
5000 CONN. AVE.
CHEVY CHASE. N.-Completey re-
finished like new by orginial
builder, 4-yr.-old brk. Colonial,
flagstone center entrance, 4 large
bedrms., ga baths. den. maids
rm.. rec; rm.. garage, porch. liv.
I'm. 2S by 1874: din. nm. a by
GE electric annliances
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METZLER-Realtors

CHEVY CHASE = Modernized brk
Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 9
baths and finished dormitory
room, table-space kitchen snc
recreation room. S27.950. Cal
WO. $4,000 til 9 pm. EDW. H
JONES g. CO. INC. REALTOR
COLORADO AVE.-6-bedrm. Co.
lonial with 3 baths, formal size
liv. rm. and din. rm. plus maid
apt. in bsmt. SCI 800. Call Mr.
Wood JU. $4,000. HUGH T
PECK HE 4-l1OO
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BETHESDA - All-brick rambler. 5
bedrms. plus den, center hall.
Home only 9 mos. old, centrally
air cond., porches, daylight rec.
rm., lge. patio. Assume sou first
trust. Near schools. shops and
bus. S37,950.
nETIJECnA
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CALL KEN SMITH. 4s1-a1NO

CALL hEN OWL n. &c -tI1Np
BERWYN HTS. = 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler. full bSmt.. oil furnace.
complete GE kit. incl. garbage
disp.. GE washer. firepl. in. liv.
rm., storm doors and windows,
mr.. all schools and q. of Md.
Avail. immed., $40 mo. plus utils.
For further information call OR
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S45 A MONTH
HOUSES WANTED TO REM

LAKE BANCROFT -bedrm.
rambler preferred. Call CT. g.
1888 or RE. 7-472S.
3-BEDRM. UNFURN.-With fin.
bsmt. for foreign family with l
child. pref. Arl. NO. 7-4430, Ext.
6l4.
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BETTER NV.

bet. brick 4-bedrm. owner has
Just spent $4,000 putting this
house in new condition. Ultra
modern kit. and bathrms. House
has everything. Substantial dn
payment required.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 1914
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. on quiet
Huntington st. between Conn. anc
Wis. ave. Spacious house OF
beautiful corner lot. Liv. I'm. will
firepl.. large din. rm.. den. powder
rm.. and heated sun room on Isl
floor. 8 big bedrms. on End floor
Full bsmt.. 2-car garage. SIT.
$50. A. c. HOUGHTON & SON
INC. DI. 7-9057 or OIL. 2-9474
CHEVY CHASE-Beaut. brick Mix.
kelson-built Colonial on excep-
tional lot that is beautifully
planted and cared for. Home fea-
lures 4 bedrms., ga baths, den
Priced for quick sale. 9 am
pm. EN-. 2-74O0.
MFTZT FP PpoltOrc
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Observation-Disclosures RID.

Rambler S215 mo.
Window places rms, 2 baths.
Redec., like new, $500 mo.
Cleveland Park-34th- st. corner,
GEORGE 1. BORGER. INC.
MA. S-0SOS,
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ARLINGTON, SOUTH, one block .
ARLINGTON. wEsTovER-2.bsd-
BANCROFT REALTY, INC
OFFERS IN VIRGINIA

ALEX. mr.. Cameron Station
bedrm. Cape Cod, $3.50.
GLEN FOREST-3-bedrm. rambler
SlS5.
PINE RIDGE bedrm. suburban
rambler, l-acre lot. SlS5.
MUNSCN HILL-3-bedrm. split
leyel. 5000.
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HUGH T. PECK, Realtor

CHEVY CHASE. "above the circle"
and between the clubs'-First
offering Of q center-hall Colonial
brick residence Of finest quality,
located on lovely shaded lot with
EXQUISITE garden and paintings.
This fine area is greatly preferred
by particular buyers. diversified liv-
ing I'm. with fireplace and bay
window, family dining rm.. large
twin bedrooms (including large
masteO and 9 tiled baths. Storage
attic and large built-in garage. A
wonderful value in upper EOS. Cali
our uptown office til pm. KE.
7-1S00.
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S225. Others avail. in August.
BETHESDA HOMES, INC. OIL,
4-Sl04; ewes, OL.4-3119.
BETHESDA bedrms.. den or 4th
bedrm., 3 full baths, attrac. Eng
lish Colonial on dead-end street
off Bradley blvd, avail. Aug. l.
$3.50. SUSAN RINGLAND PROP
ERTIES, OIL. 4-2444.
BETHESDA, TULIP HILL-Elegant,
white-brick Colonial on wooded II
acre. Cent. air cond.. 3 bedrms.
large den with fireplace. rec. rm.,
maids nm. Gear garage. Avail.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALToR
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes. OIL. 4-1lS3
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR = Beauti-
full 3-bedrm.. 2-bath Colonial. lge
liv. rm., din. rm. and modern
kitchen. bSmt.. Gear garage. quiet
residential neighborhood, $40 mo
BARNES, MORRIS AND PARDOE,
Elk. 3-S177. Ewes. WO. 6-43S5
BYEFORD-Brand-new 4 bedrm.,
3-bath Colonial split-level. fenced
back yard, screened porch. sep
arate din. rm.. finished rec rm.,
garage. Especially suited for en-
tertaining. Avail Aug. 15. =. 3 or
more years lease. S235 mo. Phone
942-3979 for appt.
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DOWNTOWN

You never know what you are
missing. See this home today
newly finished throughout
1S09-4th st. NV.
Vacant and ready for occupancy
Quick settlement, see this prop.
erty, then see US. MAPLE, 122t
l4th st. AID. 4-2005.
FIRST OFFERING, 1878 Ritten.
house st.-3 bedrms., baths, liv
rm.,. din. rm., kit, full bsmt.
oil hot-water. Sl7,950. For ap.
pointment TANEN REALTY, wO
R-pO@l
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y. D. bATIINA1tD
CARROLL knobs
SHANNON & LUCHs
PFATTnpG eTNNr 1ona
Charm CnnveniencE
fcoNTINUED]

Charm, Convenience
Indian Spring Estates - Spacious
Colonial, 3 twin-size bedrms., jal-
ousied den. LIST fir. powder rm.
and garage. FLA APPROVED
HE. 4-1700.
IJTTNIT n nrrr/ n,I
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GEORGETOWN - New, exclusive
High -30s. Brick house to modern
lie. bedrms., > baths, powder
rm., 'fireplaceS, garden. Call Miss
Parsons. EN-. 3-1553. H. A. GILL
d SONS. FE. $4,000.
HOME AND INCOME, Hamilton st
-Lge. asbestos -shingle home. Z
bedrms., new tile baths, lge. lot,
lear gar. Priced right. TISHLER.
ME. S-0644, LA. 9-O4lO.
MANOR PARK, 5724 Bird pl. NV
Semidetached brick, s rms, IL
baths, 2-car built-in garage. own
er retiring. moving to Calf. Priced
to sell quickly. Ewes. EN-. 2-69l6
1. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor. MA
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BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE (a)-4
$3.50. D 4-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod
bedrm. brk. split-level. Rec. rm.
$3.50. ID 4-bedrm., brk Cape Cod
S225. Others avail. in August
BETHESDA HOMES, INC. OIL
I-SlNd. eNaS OIL I-011O
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IMMED.
OCCUPANCY

H. j. REvANE INC, REALToR
5SS-S330 Ewes. WI. 6-2321
CHEVY CHASE. NORTH - Brick
rambler. A real beauty loaded with
charm and in new-house condition.
ing rm., de luxe kitchen. 2 twin
bedrms.. tiled baths. den or 3rd
bedrm. Built-in garage. Lovely gar :
den with expensive paintings.
Priced in the low 2Os and q ter
rifle buy. Call our uptown office
til 2 pm. KE. 7-1S0O.
SHANNON p TICuC
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
tcoNIIkUED.
NORTH PORTAL ESTATES

Direct from OWNER. 4-ysar-old
rm-. 3 baths. carport. screened
porch, centrally air conditioned.
CARPETS. Grapes, etc. $3.50 Call
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REALTORS SINCE l9l
SAnn CONN ANrE

CHEVY CHASE, between the clubs.
Charm! Location! Beauty!-3 bed
rooms, . baths, lovely kit, de-
lightful porch, powder room on 1st
Il, Rosemary, B-CC, Leland Jr.
High.
REALISTINGS CORP. 654-s535
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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& LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1906
onO0 CONN AWE

CHEVY CHASE-Close to Columbia
Country Club is this spacious brk.
hood. 4 b.r.. ) baths, lee. / Tm.
with firepl., dr., lovely den, mod.
Kilt, rec, rm., gar; priced for
quick sale. GOVT. EMPLOYEES
REALTY CO, OIL. 6-1719.
CHEVY CHASE, WEST-A Ice, VIII
hsmsburg brick Colonial residence
OF finest quality. Only q few years
old and in excel. cond. Perfect
family home with loads Of room
and convenient to schools and
transportation. Lge. liy. and din.
rms, LIST fir. master bedrm. and
bath. oversize de luxe kit, 8 adj
ditiona twin bedrms. and o total
Of 3l2 baths. Lge. rec. rm. and
built-in Gear garage. A wonder
full value at So, 800. Call our up
town office til pm. KE. 1880.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
By JEAN DUFFY

PAGE--EaSt met west at the
Copper Mine Chapter House re-
Gently when the Navajos welcomed
the Inbal Dancers of Israel.
The annual Navajo Christmas
party was changed to a Thanks
giving dinner for the visitors.
Here on location for the filming
of the Biblical picture, "The
Greatest Story Ever Told" 2"
members of the Inbal group wanted
to meet the Navajos and become
friends.
On the day of the festivities
the first snow of the winter fell
in the Page area
Two buses, crowded with the
Inbals and friends working in the
movie with them, slipped and slid
for nearly three hours over the p
miles of snoW-covered dirt road
between Page and Copper Mine.
Several hundred Navajos, just
as eager to meet the Inbal Dancers,
arrived at the chapter house in
trucks, by horse and wagon and on
horseback.
Many of the Jewish visitors,
as well as many of the Navajos,
spoke no English. Smiles and hand
clasps served as we'll.
The Inbals brought cases of
elaborate costumes and props with
them and they delighted their hosts
by presenting a concert. In song
and dance they told a charming
and humorous story of Yemenite
wedding.
In return, Navajo men and
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
N0voios Welcome Israeli
Dancers to Reservation

women demonstr ated native
dances.
The Navajos believe that they
and the Jews are both direct des-
cendants of Abraham. While the
Jews remained in the Holy Land,
the Navajos say that their ancest-
ors left the East and crossed the
ocean to settle in the New World.
Both Navajo and non Indian
women, members of the Page
Navajo Ceremonial Club, worked
for week to prepare the Thanks
giving feast at which 500 were
served. Navajo fried bread was
equally as popular as the white
mans traditional roast turkey.
By late afternoon the snow had
melted and the road was nearly
axle-deep in mud. New friends
said reluctant good-bys.
Four separate times during the
trip home, the two buses stalled
on hills and were hoisted up the
grade by the combined man
power of both.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
day. December 6, 1862 Window Rock Arizona Cents
Apache Booth,
Navajo 4-H Club
Win Fair irsfs

Apache and Navajo Counties
scored heavily in the community
and All Club exhibits at the Annual
Arizona State F air in Phoenix last
week.
The Navajo County 4-HClub won
the only blue ribbon awarded in the
All Club exhibits.
Apache County placed first in
community exhibits with Navajo
County second.
The winning Apache County ex-
hibits, prepared by Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Lambson, had as its theme
"Harvestime in Apache County,.
1t featured the forest and cattle
industries and recreation. The
background showed picture of
the White Mountains and scenes
depicted included a lake with man
fishing, a hunter shooting deer,
cattle being loaded on truck,
lumber being processed, a har-
vester loading a wagon and shock
of corn.
This was the fourth consecutive
time that Apache County has been
awarded the first place ribbon at
the fair, according to Lambson
The Navajo County exhibit had
as its theme, Navajo County Is
A Good Place To Live" 1t dis
played Indian rugs and pottery and
garden crops and depicted scenes
from the Southwest Forest In
dustries pulp mill, the cattle in
dustry and other industries to be
found in the county.
The Navajo All Club exhibit
was prepared by the Holbrook
Homemakers with Mrs. Philip Van
Cleve as leader. 1t showed how the
All Club contributes to make
happy home. The booth showed
some of the projects that the clubs
have, and the activities of the
club, such as All camp, talent
shows and the business meetings.
Nearby were demonstrations of
club projects and judging of live
stock.
The Apache County exhibit COM
piled 351 points to win, while the
Navajo County exhibit was not
far behind, getting 348 points, for
second place.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06

A recent order to reduce some
Navajo sheep herds was an "effort
to correct violation of grazing
laws" and not an "attempt to cur
tail Navajo economic activities"
the Federal Bureau of Land Man.
agement said Friday, November
"a.
Acting state director for the
bureau, w. J. Anderson, answered
criticism from Mrs. Mabel P.
Hesuse, secretary of the Nageesi
Chapter of the Navajo Chapters
Association. She charged that the
order was an attempt by the bureau
to put an economic squeeze on Ma
ajo sheepherders.
Anderson replied that ''the bu-
reau is not cutting any Navajo live
stock operator. " ''The term re-
ferred to as cutting intact refers
to hold off-reservation Navajo gra-
Zing licensees and permittees to
the number of animals for which
they are allowed under the Taylor
grazing act and the federal range
CODE"
Congress passed the Taylor
grazing act in 1884 as conserva-
tion measure. The Bureau used it
as a basis for regulating grazing
on public lands. "The basic prob
lem is that roughly one fourth or
less of the off-reservation Navajo
grazing licensees and permittees
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
Herd Cuts Not Attempt
TO Stifle Navajo Economy
Reductions to Correct Inequity

have built up their livestock num-
bers within the last five years to
point that they exceed availability
of grazing capacity of the area in
volved by about Is per cent."
Those Indians who have built
up their numbers in trespass are,
in effect, taking forage that right
fully should be harvested by their
neighbor Navajo Indian permit
tees" Anderson said most of the
Navajos are claw abiding, CO.
operative and helpful, but there
are a few who are out to attract a
lot of attention"
The Navajo Tribal Officers
are cognizant of the problems and
have similar problems of their own
on the reservation.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
Meeting Set
For Becenti

A meeting will be held at Be-
cent? Community Chapter House
on Tuesday. December II, at 1
pm.
Represent ativeS of the Bureau
of Land Management will discuss
rules, regulations, programs, and
problems affecting the use of fed
eral range.
All Navajo people who Craze
livestock in the Becenti Commun-
ity area are urged to attend this
meeting.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
Kee TuIiO Yazzie
Found Dead

Kee Tulio Yazzie, 18, whose
body was found on Saturday Nov.
"a, in 25-foot deep arroyo four
miles south of Gallup, NewMeMco,
was identified the following Monday
by his sisters.
Mckinley County Sheriff D. F.
Mollica said examination showed
no marks on the body and it is
believed that Yazzie fell into the
arroyo and died of exposure.
The youth lived in rural area
south of Gallup.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
A
Horse?

Nchee Little Man, of the Page,
Arizona area, was picked up by the
local gendarmes on 9TH Avenue in
Page last Tuesday He was charged
with operating a horse under the
influence of alcohol.
He was found guilty in Judge
Dan Goosby's Court and fined ST so
or thirty days.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
Produce Contract.
Awarded to Jays

The Department of the In
terror has announced the
awarding of a contra act for the
supplying of fresh fruit and
vegetables to the schools of
the Navajo Reservation. Jays
Supermarket, Inc, of Gallup,
New Mexico, was successful
bidder at a figure of ST.
PA. 90.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06
Sh umrock Gets
Luqumu Well JOB

The Shamrock Drilling Com
pany of Espanola won a contract
of $12, 439 for drilling two water
wells at Laguna Pueblo in New
Mexico. it was announced Novem-
ber 19 by the Departme ent
of Interior.
Navajo times., 1962-12-06

EONOREE MRS ROGER POCO was feted with Surprise Pink
Public Relations and Infor
by Hostesses Rosemary Barber lie Sutton and Laverne
Mr. Stork amidst and blue
of preshaped
Diaper Napkins of pink and b
approximately friends and feoworkers hon
Poncho with gifts of booties Blankets
nursing and baby blue nylon-4lilted duster
Navajo times., 1962-12-06

Abraham L1ncoln, Tho Indian Club
Flagstaff Arizona
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entine's Day Staying. She was
released February 81 but was
asked to remain in Leopoldville
for a time in case she was
needed for further questioning.
There have been no announce
ments of new developments in
the case.
1t. Col. Stogner, 80, was mar
ried and the father of six chill
dren. His family lives in Ell
Paso, Tex. Friends said he, had
spoken of obtaining a divorce
to marry Miss Thring.
Her father, Ronald G. Thring,
. is an electrical engineer of
! Washington, D. c.
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States Customs area when Miss
Thring arrived.
Queries in Wash ing t o n
brought a statement from Gus
toms authorities that the &C
ton was the result of a new
policy promulgated by the New
York office of the service. The
airport customs inclosure will
no longer be open 10 photogra-
pliers and reporters, it was
said.
In New York, however, Col
lector of Customs Joseph P,
Kelly asserted he had neither
directed such a step nor had
any order 10 do so from Wash
ington. He said maybe there
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Miss Thring Arrives
InU. S. Under Secrecy

NEW YORK, Mar. 9 (AP).-
An unprecedented cloak of Sc
crecy was instituted at Idlewild
Airport today upon the arrival
from the Congo of Elizabeth
Thring, principal figure in a
Staying there.
She is the 22-year-old Airing
ton, Va, woman who was alone
with 1t. Col. Hulen D. Stogner,
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Foreign Aid Message
Scheduled Next Week

President Kennedy will send
his annual foreign aid message
to Congress next Tuesday or
Wednesday, the White House
announced today.
Another presidential message,
outlining steps for protection of
consumer interests, will be is
sued on Thursday, Presidential
Press Secretary Pierre Salinger
said.
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MILAN of the House District
Committee; Senator Beall, Re
publican of Maryland, member
of the Senate District Commit
tee and Representative Keogh.
Democrat of New York.
The Bar Association also
will elect a nominating COM
mittee for next years officers
and directors. The monthly
meeting is scheduled for 8 pm.
in the Colonial Room of the
Mayflower Hotel,