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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-17
Culture Center Sees
D. c. Interest Surging
BY ORR KELLY
Star Staff Writer

The White reception Washington
Thursday afternoon has apparently impressive
of interest in the Natural Cultural Center ecas November
%, Center officials said today.
Interest created at the reception may account for
than 100000 sales of tickets for banquet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-17


the District National Guarc
ArInory, it was estimated.
The goal is to sell $500 seats
at 500 apiece at the Armory
where a major portion of the
show will originate. President
and Mrs. Kennedy and a num-
Der of high Government offic-
ials are expected to be present
at the Armory.
In addition, the closed-cir-
cult telecast may also be seen
at the Loew'S Capitol Theater.
the Indian Spring Country
Club. where a S25-a-plate
buffet will be served, and at
seven university campuses.
The business, professional,
civic and labor leaders were
called together by kilograms
from the President in order to
stimulate local interest in the
project. Proceeds of the tele-
cast will go toward the $50
million needed to construct a
National Cultural Center on the
edge of the Potomac west of
Memorial Bridge.
About 100 persons attended
the White House reception
They were told by Edward
Foley, vice chairman Of the
Washington Area committee for
the Center. that local support
is essential if help is expected
to come from other parts Of
the country.
Make Impression
The first task, he said, is "tc
make certain that this Nation
wide campaign to launch the
project gets off to a rousinl
start by filling the Armor,
November 90. 1t is our job Il
see that. when the televisior
cameras are turned on. tina
Armory will be an impressive
and enthusiastic springboarC
for the scores of other simila,
gatherings across the Nation
a living proof that Washington
is ready to do for itself wha
it Is asking the rest of our l8I
million citizens to do for it.
Il call this a commandin
role in the whole campaign be
cause-and I think we must al
realize this-it simply woul
not do to show an apatheti
face in a project whose frs
benefits will be ours Mr.. Fole
declared.
Participating in the portioI
of the show originating her
will be Leonard Bernstein a
host, Danny Kaye. Doroth
Kristen, Richard Tucker, tn
National Symphony Orchestr
under the direction of Howar
Mitchell, and the United State
Navy Band.
Other portions Of the sho'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-17
Federal Court
Hears Virginia
School Cases
Powhutun County
Warns of Closing
To Bar Indignation

RICHMOND, Nov. II (AP).-.
Arguments were heard in Fed
eral District Court here yes
terday in two desegregation
cases, under advisement and
promised decisions as soon as
possible.
Powhatan authorities have
said the county will follow the
lead of Prince Edward County
if its schools are ordered inte-
grated. Prince Edward closed
its public schools in 1859 to
avoid Indignation.
The attorney for Powhatan's
school board argued yesterday
that there is no duty on any
school board to. prepare for de-
segregation until informed that
citizens want racially mixed
schools.
Lawyers at Issue
The lawyer, Collins Denny, jr.,
said the Powhatan school board
has never been informed in
the manner prescribed by law
that any Negro child wanted to
enter a white school.
S. w. Tucker, Negro lawyer,
replied that. the school board
and the State Pupil Placement
Board had been told 'in plain
English" on May 81 that Maria
Concetta Morris desired adj
mission to a white elementary
school.
Mr., Tucker said that proper
pupil application forms were
also filed in behalf of two other
children, Pauline Estella Evans
and Alclbla Olene Morris.
Altogether IS Negro pupils
are seeking to enter white Pow
hatan schools, but Judge Butz-
ner has temporarily removed 81
of them from the case until the
authenticity of their applica-
lions are determined in a case
to be heard in Richmond
Circuit Court.
6 at Fredericksburg
Six Negro children are asking
admission to a white public
school in Fredericksburg in the
other case heard yesterday.
During that hearing E. j..
Oglesby of Albemarle County,
chairman of the State Place
ment Board, said that the board
as a matter of course assigns
Negro children to all-Negro
schools and white children to-
all-White schools.
He testified that when a
Negro applies for admission to
a white school, the board then
takes into consideration the
applicants academic achieve
ment as shown on a standard
test administered to all Virginia
public school children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-17
WALDORF MAN
FATALLY HURT

A Waldorf Md man was
fatally injured when he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-17
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR:
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and reveals his stable contributions to charities.
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p.o-~ ~vvNAIlUN 10 l0v0lA
PICKS UP spfrpr : DEVILS re. ~

rhs plan q Jehn s Gleason Jr. sdmn's'rssor o. me
vesersce Adminsssisr. - arrange donsuon - 49, se
.I-.a ,s-A - ttlnss lll valued ~ SAW million. 10
@ ,Irx.rs,,v Jssuis lnsiisvon Of the Roman essho-
e csrek hsssaasd snsw phsss The s ceiling tor shs
oc,sen without compensation 10 the 0ovsrnmsns 'Po".
,orsd ~ Senator's Paul Douglas and Everett okssn and
Ran Edward Finnessn. all Of illinois, has now nsen win
drawn. Announced reason for the w''norswa: - s.s
s rnor,unv for other potential nonProfis users TO
enter bids Actual much heat from me voters
ishdr.ws Of the bill clears barrier TO prompt hand.
limo Of the sivsawsy through sdmin''rso" Pseesaurss
under The Surplus Property Act.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
Unions


nswspaperng is both profession and business.
II not for the who sell the advertisements
and sign up the subscribers the professional people
The editorial side wouldn't eat. Conversely The
best salesman can't peddIe ads in newspaper that peo
Pile don't like and refuse to buy.
So the business manager and the editor, who once
gisrsd at each other with l-conceaed contempt, now
confer at long tables about the papers image how
IL ranks "adverfsing-wise."
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

CONTINUED From Back Paasl
HEAVENLY EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYONE
JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS" - SPIRITUAL
WARFARE WITH THE WORLD. THE FLESH Aip rfte
pEvlL"l - FORTUNATELY AQAAkqNa FRAUDS AM
Myths - RESOLVES irseLF INTO T}s MAKING
or cHNsILikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CHRIST
JESUS 0eiNo NO.
ALL OTHERS - CLERGY. LAyMEN. LEADERS.
MASSES - ARE UNREPENTANT SINNERS.I
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPtEsl
MP VAN wiftkLEsI
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY
IN OBVIOUS WicKEpNEss. BUT IN ihvoLUN-
TARY ERRoRI
ReRSoMe OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT.
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE!
"Ms. Clemens - PsfroIman Bruce c. Sekosn had
always hrsved death served in The U.s. Marine Corps
and the third highest heros medal fhe Silver Star.
for bravery beyond The call Of duty during the Korean
conflict.
"sehcen. president Of the Mi Clemens Judo Club
which hs founded in excellent physical shape
DIED DURING ANOTHER OF HIS ADVENTUROUS Ac-
TiviTiES SKIN DIVING.
Funeral services from ST. Peters Church, 10
am. De World s/8
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
God :
(consinved from Page y

Continued from Page y
LAYING aside all human outlining she prayed simply
that His will be Past experience had fsvsnf ner
that she could rely spiritual intuition to guide hsr IN
"seienee and Health with Key fhe Scriptures Mary
Baker Eddy the and Founder OF Christian Sci
enee defines angels" Part Of the definition reads ss FOL
lows TO- ss Gods thoughts passing to man. spiritual in
fvifions, pure and perfect
After PRAYING to do the thing most pleasing 70 0oo
-. ,l.,,rht ,ho,,, the work When she thought OF ac-
eeu,no H. she did not the Of peace and r'shf
ness that she did when she thought OF not accepting IT,
She refused and who was even more cap
able than she accepted the work with enthusiasm.
When prayer is Of unsehsh desire to know and
do Gods will there is msfaking His guidance, there
!. fear in acting it, and there can be no DAD eees
from havnu confidence in IT, Peace and assurance are
the natural results such prayer and all concerned are
blessed One be concerned when ne pleas
ing God.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
Autopsy -

Continued from Back Page)
DEVIL, HELL, MATTER. SIN, HUMAN BIRTHS,
DEATHS, ADAMS. Ewes. KNAvEs AND FOOLS -
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - REPUDATED
BY THE c-H-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS
DEMANDING A SPIRITUAL 'REBIRTH - WITH
REWARDS = LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY -
WITTY SECURITY! - HEAVEN AT HAND
WITHIN You'll AND EXCLUSIVE REALITY
THEREOF
Excsrps, fUrfher) - was national eo.,r, ,sro,s
e"smp'on IN fne ''3os Detectives report 70 police:
s.," ss himself with narcotics hypodermie
80 '0ono 0" table In Mr. Phipps' room had been
~ sno under medical care for some time rr.d,,.,.
Church. N.Y." ''' -p''s'F''
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
May II, 1862
Mr.. Joseph |. Hudson, Jr.


The j. L. Hudson Company
Detroit 26 Michigan
Dear Mr.. Hudson:
II most gracious Of you TO send me that letter
Of recognition Of rs years your customer
II was natural. Mr.. Hudson. to be your customer
JL. Hudson Company institution Of high character
with national reputation and deservedIy
AND FURTHERMORE. YOU HAVE ADVERTISED IN
GODS INTERNATIONAL DAILY, FOR YEARS. THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.
Thank YOU Mr.. Hudson, for that friendly letter; and
may the enclosures be Of divine inspiration and protec
fion revealing something of the thinking that made Frve
havf Trailer world leader in its field
lnspirafionaIIy yours according TO Christ with
you aIway, made manifest in 90 years. plus,
return, without the mortal identity Of Marys
flesh! - Gods Christ Science Messiah, healer
OF The nations. operating irresistiby, revealing
the REAL, the heaven and fhe new earth
and the utter "NoTHINcNESS" Of the things
seen temporal Isl. PAUL. - the evil the hv
man! the material!
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
AFmg - Encs
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
May u, 1862
Mr.. H. G. Bixby

Ex-ceIEO Corporation
Detroit 81, Michigan
Dear Mr. Bxby:
Thank you for the gracious welcome to your Stock
holders family.
II needed great amount Of persuasion from my in
vesimeni counselor.
Nav the enclosures be Of divine inspiration and pro-
lection revealing something Of the thinking that made
Fruehavf Trailer world leader in its field.
InspirafonaIIy yours according to Christ with
you Away made manifest in 30 years. plus,
return without the mortal identity Of Marys
flesh - Gods Christ Science Messiah. healer
Of the nations. operating irresistiby, revealing
the REAL, the new heaven and the earth
and the utter "NoTHINcNEsS" Of the things
seen, temporal tst. PAUL. - the evil the hv-
man The material!
Andrew Frvehauf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune,
AF:mg - EneIs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
"sAYs JEWS ACQUIRING SOCIAL FLAWS" |

Sec lsf paragraph top Of column.
Addressing Bna Birth seminar in Washington n Rabbi
Adler said the current generation Of Jews in America
had absorbed these basic social weaknesses
Rabbi Adler said ihe growing middeeisss status Of
American Jews also threatened loss Of Jewish social IDEAL
ism.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
Excerpts


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one wsg has svosesed that the theme song Of the cam
psign should bs How 70 Succeed In Pojsics Wi,hou,
Really Offending Bishop"
lconinvsd Next Column Toni
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

0lnlST JESUS : TN WAxs ~
uijrlk MN IHE uEF = "lbx WoQxS ND
c-RkA<r.e-k stialt ND0l
ApPRoNeNsjBksJY 0f suRlinlk REvElk kNQk =
Hsbakkvk lila - THOU ART or PuRER
EYES THAN TO BEHOLD Evil. AND cAhsT NOT
LOOK UPON MtIovlTx"l SATANIC o-T-stss-c
NESS o. DEVIL - MuRpERERs LIAR vos0s
OF TRUTHl = Jesus in John ga.
WICKED AND. ApuLTsRoUs cENERATioNsa ur
TO THE MARTYRDoM or ABRAHAM lNCotNs
AND SINCE. COULD NOT BEAR" Uesvsl "A COM.
PtETE AND FINAL REVELATION - NAMELY.
THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN
PURPOSE" - Abe Lincoln Shakespeare
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. ALMOST
EXCLUSIVELY. WORSHIP GOD AS COD. EloHIM.
oFFl-R-s-T CHAPTER GENESIS.
OTHERS, INVOLUNTARY. WORSHIP The
lord GOD" OF GENESIS 2ND AND
sUBsEQUEhT CHAPTERS : so OFTEN USED 81
The DEVIL 10 MAKE VALID AND REAL
MS MYTHICAL ADAMS. Ewes.
MuRDERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs. KNAvEs AND
FO0LS!!!
GENESIS Ill ETC.. ELUcDATEO
INCIDENTALLY RENOWNED BIBLE SCHOLARS
AGREE THAT THE 2ND CHAPTER OF GENESIS IS or
DIFFERENT. ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT Than iHs
FIRST. THE SECOND IS AN AlLEGoRrs Mf-r7'o-
LoNc-Y
DuLusrRATE: THE LoRD-coD RAISED UP
TpsEuDo BuRL EsoUE HUMAN MAN FROM
THE DUST OF THE GROUND - myths!
- "N-o.T.H.i-N-cNE.s-s"!
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH PARAPHRAsE
THERETo THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE
FRAUD AND MYTH - MAS0uERADiNC
az WORSHPPEO
BY NoNcHRIsT SCIENTISTS - DEVILS DuPES.
SUCKERS DEPUTIES - ACCEPTING SEX
AS OF GOD WHEREAS 1T IS ONLY HYPNOTIC
COUNTERFEIT. BURLEsoUE. OF THE PRERocA-
TIVE OF GODS OFFSPRING = YOUR TRUE
BEING - WHICH HAS ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS.
SPIRITUAL INTERCOURSE WITH GODS
OFFSPRING -
ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY PoPuLATEs THE
ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF sUPERsATuRATE0
NcoRRUPTBLE. UNAVAILABLE. oMNPRE-
SENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE MANS
TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS
MANSIONS! Uesvs)
cease YE FROM MAN" OF THE FLESH!
Isoiuh 2:26
GODS IMAGE. NOT AN ADAM.
EVE. HUMAN ~!
GENESIS oN-E:26: land GOD SAID, LET US
MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE, AFTER OUR LIKENESS,
AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL!
THE REAL MAN NEVER A SINNER : NEVER
BORN OF SINNERS +! : OF WOMAN.
UNClEAN Uob. Old T.)
VIZ MALE AND FEMALE. CREATED he
THEM - NOT OF THE DEVIL SEX NOR ADAMS
EWES HUMANS CHRIST JESUS MARVELLOUS
80 YEARS. GODS MALE AND FEMALE IN
ONE, PURE COMPLETE, TRIUMPHANT, DIVINE
INDIVIDUALITY!
LIKEWISE THE MORE THAN 40 OF THE
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

Flaws -
Continued From Back Page)
a GREAT WONDER IN HEAVEN! A WOMAN
CLOTHED WITH THE SUN THE NOON UNDER
heR FEET CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS -
WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF IRON!
MIGHTY. HEAVENLY AWAKENINCS IMMINENT
FOR HEBREWS AND ALL ADAMS.
Ewes. MURDER0US GAINS. JUDASES. KkAvES
AND FOOLS. the EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTH00D
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
CEASE YE FROM MAN" OF the FLESH !

VIZ MALE AND FEMALE. CREATED He
THEM - NOT OF THE DEVIL SEX NOR ADAMS
EWES HUMANS CHRIST JESUS MARVELLOUS
80 YEARS. GODS MALE AND FEMALE IN
ONE, PURE. COMPLETE. TRIUMPHANT. DIVINE
INDIVIDUALITY! f!
LIKEWISE, THE MORE THAN 40 OF THE
NEARLY 30 YEARS OF GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN
SINCE CHRIST JESUS - MAJOR PROPHETESS
REvELAToR. MARY BAKER EDDY = "REvIvINc
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST
ELEMENT OF HEALING. :. THE SMALLEST PART
OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" - BUT WHOSE
"HIcHER MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS
OF THE WORLD" - THE HEALING OF
THE NATIONS! - Revelation 222 - REvELA-
TON OF THE REAL = NEVER NEEDING A
HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY!
v. 70 - "BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY! -
NOT THE DEVILS ADAMS. EWES. MURDERoUs
CAIN, JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS. BUT
SPIRITUAL IDEAS! - GODS OFFSPRING.
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT I. CREATOR
- HoNoREp BY THE c-HLL-D.L-E-s-S CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS
I-I-s-l VERY cooD"l
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW.
SUNDAY MORNINGS 1911 ch. 9
JEALOUS PROTESTANT Tv
REX HUBBARD, PASTOR, "sAUL OF TARsus"
FATHER PREACHED 81 YEARS


FATHER PREACHED 81 YEARS
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Navajo times., 1962-02-07

Radio Station KGAK from CAL
lup, New Mexico, will broadcast the
Championship game and the con-
cluding program. Sportscaster Bob
Adamson and his radio staff will be
on hand to bring the play byplay and
also the presenting of awards di-
rect from the Civic Center.
The ten-member INIT" Com
mittee has worked long and hardto
bring before the fans this outstand-
ing sports attraction. Members of
the Committee are: Edward O.
Plummer, Chairman: Rodger H.
Sandoval, Program Chairman: Carl
Beyal. Publicity Chairman; Da n
Showalter, Sr. and Marjorie Sho-
walter, Facilities and Concessions:
and members Frank Montoya. Bill
Draper, Roy Spencer, Bertha A.
Curtis, and Ada Wilson This
Tournament Committee in behalf of
the Civic Center Athletic Commit
tee and the Navajo Fair Commis-
sion extend a sincere welcome to
each and everyone of you as play
ers and spectators to participate
in the Navajo Invitational Basket
ball Tournament.
AS guide for fans, the Tourna-
ment Bracket has been reproduced
in this issue of the ''Times", n d
the following is information about
the sixteen team in the tourna-
ment:
NAVAJO INN: A newly organized
team from near Window Rock, Ari-
zona. This is the No. 1 seeded team
in the tournament, ba ed on the
team being in frs place in the CAL
lup League and in first place in the
Navajo Reservation League and al
so having taken the recent Shiprock
Continued on page 8
Navajo times., 1962-02-07

The Fifth Annual Conference on
Navajo Education will be held Feb
ruary IS, IA and is. 1862, at the
Window Rock High School in Fort
Defiance, Arizona. Over 800 par
ticipants are expected, in addition
to m any visitors and Navajo
parents. promising the largest
conference to date.
Dillon Platero, Chairman of the
Tribal Education Committee an
nounced that four major areas of
education will be considered.
Broadly. these are: 1. Bureau of
Indian Affairs Schools, 2 Mission
and Private Schools, 3. Public
Schools nd 4. Universities nd
Colleges.
Platero said that important as
poets will be keWoted by daily gen
eral assembly speakers, with daily
discussion groups offering Oppor-
tunity for all participants to make
a decided contribution to the Nava-
10 Education Committees goal of
increa singly better education for
Navajos.
Among the speakers expected
are MIR. B. Alden Lillywhite,
Associate Director of Federally
Affected Areas, us. Office of Ed
ucation: MIR. James Officer, As
sistant to the Secretary of the In
terror for Indian Education: Mrs.
Hildegard Thompson. Chief of
Branch of Education, BIA: DR..
Charles Meister, Dean of Instruc-
tion at Arizona State College, Flag
staff: and MIR. John Carver, Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior. who
has been asked to inform the group
on overall Washington policy.
MIR. R. ]. Trier will speak on
roads as a most important feature
of educational planning. and MIR.
Paul Jones. Chairman of the Nav
ajo Tribal Council, will address the
conference at the banquet.
The area of BIA Schools will
Navajo times., 1962-02-07
THE NAVAJO TRIBE WELCOMES ALL DELEGATES
TO NAVAJO EDUCATION CONFERENCE
Distinguished Speakers HighIight
February 1915 Symposium

have chairman, MIR. Thomas
Tommaney, Director of Schools for
Navajo Agency, BIA, Window Rock:
chairman of the Mission and Pri-
vate Schools group will be DR.. Jo-
seph A. Poncel, Superintendent of
Ganado Mission School, Cana do,
Arizona; the Public Schools Sec
tion will be headed by MIR. Charles
Owens, Director of the Indian Ed
ucation Division. New Mexico State
Department of Education, Santa Fe,
New Mexico: chairman of the Uni
versity and Colleges area will be
DR.. Herbert Swanson. Advisor to
Indian Students in the College of
Education, Arizona State College,
Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs
area will empha size the high school
programs andfacilities, bus routes
and access roads for schools. and
student problems in dormicory Hv-
ing.
The Mission area will concen-
trate on education needs of the Nav
ajo in evaluation of courses of
study, and the Tribal programs and
it's relationship to Mission Schools.
The Public Schools will examine
construction, financing and cur
riculum.
The final area of Universities
and Colleges is concerned with the
need for guidance, and will con-
centrate on the Navajo Tribal
Scholarship Program. preparation
for post-high school education, and
the selection of a vocation.
Special aspects of the major
area problems will be discussedb by
authoritative speakers. including
BIA School Superintendents Mr..
Albert Pyles, Miss Minnie Gould
and MIR. Glenn Lundeen: also from
BIA will be Mr.. Robert Young, As
sistant to the General Superinten-
dent. Navajo Agency: MIR. Howard
Mckinley. Navajo Tribal Council
Navajo times., 1962-02-07
Ed ducuiiom Funds
Asked Commissioner

Federal funds for educational
purposes have been requested by
Indian Commits ssioner Philleo Ma sh
in House Indian Affairs subcom-
mittee meeting. The same subcom-
mittee had earlier approved Sem
ate-passed bill to aid in the trans
fer of Indian school plants to local
school districts.
The purpose Of the agency is to
assist the Indian citizen In ADJUST
ment to national life without pater-
nalism, dependence, or large fed
eral appropriations.
Navajo times., 1962-02-07
PUIsipher
Named For
House Seat

Walter Pulsipher was recently
named S Apache County's new
Representative in the state legiS-
lature. He will replace ] ames
Shreeve, who resigned because of
ill health. A St. Johns restaurant
owner, Pulsipher served in the
Arizona House from 1871 to 1914,
and again from 1947 through 1851.
The county board of supervisors
also directed Apache County At go
torney d.. Greer to draw wup re-
solution commencing Shreeve for
his service to the county. Shreeve
is in a Phoenix hospital following
a series of heart attacks.
Pulsipher was one of three men
recommended to the supervisors
by the Apache County Democratic
Committee. The others were Ted
Hearn of Springerville and Harris
Crosby of Greer.
Navajo times., 1962-02-07

Observed nationally by over
13O, 600 Scouting units in every city
and town and countless villages and
hamlets, as we'll, Boy Scout Week
is the largest single birthday OBJ
servance by young Americans.
''This year, says Joe Provost
of Chaparral Council, "we will
recognize the Scouting families in
our district. We feel that families
make a great contribution both to
Scouting and the American way of
life."
Throughout the ChaparraICoun-
Gil. which includes Scouting both on
and off the reservation, Scouting
units will honor parents of Scouts
at unit meetings; in numerous
cases these will be pot luck din
nerS.
At the Sc functions typical"
Scouting families will be honored
for their many years of activities
in Scouting.
AS per custom when Scouts are
recognized for per sonal advance
ment. mothers are given miniature
pins of the ranks earned by their
sons. Fathers are presented the
Universal Scout badge.
The entire Scouting movement
on the reservation will be buzzing
with activity during National Scout
Week.