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Evening star., 1962-10-05
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR:
Look, Ma,
No Engine!

BIRDMEN ARE TURNING LAZY CIRCLES IN THE
SKY-A new breed of aviators is bringing the sport
of sail plane soaring to the Metropolitan area.
SUNDAY, The Star Magazine joins the birdmen
in school and on soaring expedition over the
nearby Virginia countryside. Also in SUNDAY,
talented artist dimes out in Washington captur-
ing the atmosphere and mood of five picturesque
area restaurants in vibrant sketches
THE WORLDS TEN MOST WANTED MEN-The Stars
This Week Magazine highlightS an exclusive wanted
= bulletin Compiled from the files of Interpol comes
the list of the worlds most notorious criminals
: complete with photographs, and rundowns of their
crimes and characteristics
STRICTLY FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE-HeloiSe, the
popular home economist and columniSt in her
column in The Sunday Star Comic Pages, offers you
a free booklet crammed with invaluable information
ON how to clean and for your rugs and carpets
You'll find her Hints on Rug and Carpet Care" is
quite work and money saver!
IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS-ThiS new Walt
Disney Treasury of Classic Tales episode based on
Jules verne,s famed Captain Grants Children,
starts this Sunday on the Comic Pages. It's
high adventure SERIES full of DRAMA suspense and
whimsical humor.
Phone Lincoln $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1962-10-05

Regional planners say mi
value ride on the vote ton1or-
ROW. The proposed new town
which eventually might have
E35 900 persons, has been COM
pared to Rockville with its
current valuation of SITS mill
lion in private real estate hold
ings for its $4,000 people.
Counters Planners Scheme
The Maryland National Capi-
tai Park and Planning Com
mission has been working for
two years on it's general plan
| for all of Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties. The
staff proposal, released two
weeks ago with a 160-page ex-
planatory text. recommends
channeling extensive commu-i
nifty growth into radial cor
ridors, The Poolesville area
should be left a natural re-
source area, with only slight
development for the town, the
staff proposed.
This conflicts with the long
cherished ideas and plans OF
Mr.. Siegel who owns about
1000 acres near Poolesville, Mr..
Siegel also founded River Road
Country Club on his land.
The Poolesville town fathers
approached him about annexa-
ton last year because they
need help in financing and
building a water system, Mr.
Siegel said.
For most residents of Pooles-
vile, the biggest local problem
is financing for the proposed
$175,000 water system. This
system would be essential to
any development otter annexa-
ton.
The town planning commits
sion in a letter to the town
council last April 9 said:
g. =. A development of the
size and scope of the one pro-
posed would also pose many
real practical problems for a
town to administer. when the
town has no experienced paid
staff to cope with an under
taking of this nature.
a." We feel that this COM
mission should not recommend
the adoption Of the plan as
presented and also should not
recommend the annexation of
so vast an area as proposed.
1--WE feel that the town should
work as rapidly as possible to
build a public water system
and try to develop the area
within the boundaries of the
corporation"
The letter was signed by all
five members. Within four
months, the commission
changed it's position and ap-
proved a comprehensive mas
ter plan" for the five square
miles. 1t also said it had been
told by the town council it had
no power to recommend for or
against annexation, and did not
take a public position on the
annexation.
1S-Year Effort
In an interview, Mr.. Siegel
said he has been assembling
the land in the five square miles
for over Is years.
He said he was familiar with
the radial corridor concept
which was proposed by the
National Capital Planning Com
mission two years ago. He
knew his satellite community"
was in conflict with the Plan
ming Commissions recommen-
.dation that future community
growth be channeled into radial
corridors, he said.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

George Kennedy is III. He will
resume his column on his return.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

inside of the jittery, fasci-
mating little car that chatters
along on the end of every
freight train.
You will be able to examine
one of the giant steam loco
motives when the Smith
sonian Institutions new Mu-
scum of History and Tech
nology opens on the Mall.
But of the little red wooden
caboose there will be none.
And every time the Penn
sylyania Railroad comes up
with $21 1865 to buy a new
steel caboose, another Cab
in car with its familiar OBJ
servation cupola is chopped
up for firewood.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
The
Rambler
e.. Finds on
Old Red Cuboose
BY JOHN SHERWOOD

Show a child a freight
train and he'll give you back
two words: Choo-choo tun-
fortunately, locomotives no
longer "choo choo") and
caboose.
It's also true that that
same child will never see the
Evening star., 1962-10-05
NEW ToWNAT STAKE
PooIesyilIe to Vote
On Annexation Issue
BY LEE FLOR
Star Staff Writer

The 1870 voters Of Poolesvle tomorrow will vote on
proposal to create new town which ultimately could be
worth $3.50 million. -
Two real estate men Charles H JaInson and Bernard N.
siege have petitioned small in upper Montgomery
County to annex S square miles of their land
millions dollars real estate
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Tax League Meeting

The Montgomery County
Nonpartisan Tax League will
meet at 7:30 O'Clock tonight In
the auditorium of Leland Jun
ior High School, Forty-fourth
land L streets, Chevy Chase, Md.
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: BEDROOMS

81 5 BEDROOMS
IL beautiful acres surround this
unusually spacious 1 = year old
brick home situated overlooking
Court House Country Club. Fea-
lures 30-ft. club room, 3 tile
baths, large porch. built-in ga
rage. Loads of good livable space
and q gorgeous suburban setting
Priced S39,95O.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS JE. 10000
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VACATION PLACES

ABSOLUTE PRIvACY-s5 acres on
Cacapon River. mt. vacation cot
tage, rent = hrs. d. C., All mod
cow, swim, fish. Weekly or Longer
ReaS. JE. $4,000.
BLUE RIDGE MT. LODGE, fully
equip, dishwaSh.. tel. piano, sleeps
q. Coll. swimming, SIS miles d. c.
FL. 1880 after : pm. Berry
vile lO16-W-3 Sat and sun.
MOUNTAIN LODGE near skyline
driye.-Trout stream. pvt pool,
On l5-acre tract, rent. OF. A
$40.
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TRUCKS FOB SALE

CHENROIETS-Brand-nev pickup,
81 $40; i2-ton pickup. - 500. a.
ton pickup, Sl,S49 High trades.
Financing arranged Immediate
delivery All colors. Mel Becker,
94g-24OO.
TOMS CHEVROLET
GeorEla Ave. and Univ Blvd.
open : DAYS A WEEK
CHEW. 80 s4-ton cab and chassis,
excel. appear. good tires. used
daily. Needs motor overhaul. Ac-
cept reas. offer. HE. 4-:4S4.
DIvCO TRUCKS a.. a ton. mod
els 80, 81 and 80. $50 each or
special , for s1OO. AD 4-B6S6.
DODGE 50 pickup. new tires,
T. and h., $3.50 Call 277-4944
DODGE "a lia-ton van-type truck,
good cond. throughout, $3.50. JU.
9-l24S.
DODGE rs "a panel. depends BILE,
ladder racks, needs some minor
parts. $50. 365-Sl43.
FALCON RANCHERO 1850 pickup
truck. I owner. clean, good con-
offer, Phone SEA -4337.
FORD 1855 h-ton panel ladder
rack. S3a5. Call OIL. 4-5aa4
FORD 81 half-ton panel truck with
metal racks. Good cond. $3.50.
Call IA. 7-l979 after 4 pm.
INTERNATIONAL, Ford, Chevy.
Dodge and White and Jeeps. Vans,
kinds at SHERMAN RAMBLER
AND JEEP SALES. DR.. 2-Sl0l.
U. s. 301, Brandywine, Md.
PICKUP, 81 Corvair. ramp side
loader. rcd and white. like new,
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icoNIINutpl
NOTHING DOWN

To veterans and only sIO6 per
month or $500 down on FHA
uated on large wooded Iot and
featuring comfortable picture win
doEed hVing-dininE area. Nice,
equipped kitchen with eating
space. 3 bedrms.. fun basement,
walk 70 swimming pool. Don't
walt, see 1t, call XII. 9-S3OO.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY, s. DEL - Ocean-front
home. fully furn. WA b.r., " baths
owner must sell, RE. S-7027.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Lge. I-bcdrm.
FL. 4-4012.
OCEAN CITY, Md and . bedrm.
ants. Ocean side. Reas. rates.
OF. 4-4749 or Ell. 6-2242.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-3-bedrm. cot
tage, elec. kit. Carport, completely
furn., $4,000, soc financing
available. OIL. 4-2334.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-2-bedrm apis.
Few vacancies. Phone today. ia.
S-7l0O. - $3.50.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Rent . OCEAN
FRONT apis. guarded beach. park
at door, low rate. HE. g-2531.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

E. PlERCE-Furn. coop. apts..
from ,S6,000-S7. 900. 800. down.
bal. 5 yrs, Loo. on main East
West thoroughfare, = blkS. to
churches, P.O.. banks and shop
ping. Masonry conStruc, Write
OWNER, JIM STRANGE. P, o
Box, 6S. Fl. Pierce. Fla, or call
local 33S-4ISa
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MONROE
FORD

1897 East-West Hwy, S. g., Md.
JU. 5-7S04
HUMBER go Super Snipe 4-door
terror. reclining seat; a car to
see.
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North Fl. Myer Drive
Arlington. Va ia. 5-26I4
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REAL ESTATE LoLHs
tcoNIINuEpl

PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, lst
and md trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE Co INC. IA. 1850
WILL PURCHASE FOR CASH. trust
notes, individually or in portfolios,
IN amounts up 70 one million dol
lars. Immediate service. We are
principals, not brokers. FE. S-I33l
End TAUSTS-Top spot cash! No
Application or red tapei Nd. Va.
D. c. Day or eve. WIZ. 6-6lSs
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ouT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

LOOKING FOR COUNTRY HOME,
none better-Brick and shingle,
nice approach. scenic view, five
acres, coal furnace, water, cleo
trio. gas, telephone. Cement
porches, center-front entrance,
vestibule, open stairs. four bed
rms, bath. Four rooms, first
inspection. LILLIAN NELSON,
New Enterprise, Pa.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ALEX. Duke st. and Quaker lane
area-House with 1000 50. #.
r-conditioned office and full
bsmt. at grade. 10,000-ft. lot.
$500 per mo. XII. 9-l200.
FOR RENT REASONABLE-Indus-
trial or commercial. Large house
End 10000 So. #. Of land. 1921
And pl.. Hyattsville, Nd. Call
FE. 3-S233.
SPRINGFIELD, VA. AREA. Shirley
hwy. miles from Circumferen-
tial hwy.-Owner will build to
suit tenants. All types OF ware
houses or terminal facilities up
to 100000 50. fl. Call 931-362S.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
lcoNTNUEDl

REHoBoIH-Nev bedrms.. large
So.sn,A me Fines seeuon' mr.
REH0BoTH, DEL.-De luxe rambler
, baths, AMI, lease . wks., July
August. 949-2443.
RENT NEW, attractive ocean front
cottage north Of Ocean City. Nd.
2 bedrooms. IA baths, fireplace,
sun deck. OF. 4-7l24.
2-BEDRM. HOUSE. screened porch,
3 blocks to ocean. Beautifully fur
niShed. sos wk. OF. 4-7693.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACME LOAN SERVICE-Cash fast
no delays. end trust loans. Money
for any purpose. D. c., Md, Va
Day or ewes. UN. 4-92SS.
ACTION "a HOURS-Any amount,
You can't beat our rates.
GIBRALTAR MGT. 525-936f
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
End trust. AMERICAN MORTGAGE
g. INVESTMENT CO.. 3l9 South
ern Bldg. MA S-3331. Immediate
services. 10 to 4:30 pm.
MONEY. End TRUST-We will buy
End trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va Reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP
1912 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. S-5S33
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
WAREHOUSE
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY

100000 So. #. and up. with add
tional acreage attached. Prefer
ence factors: Existing bldg, i'm
med. availability, 1-story on R. R.
siding with easy access to Capital
Beltway, closeness to downtown
Wash. D. C. All offerings, even
smaller existing warehousing and
multi-story will be considered
carefully (replies received pre-
viously are under study. Write
full details TO Box 6S-D, Star.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

DRUM BAY = SACRIFICE, 3-room
cottage, good swimming, boating
and fishing. 81 200 CT. 6-625l
EPPING FOREST = Large water
front cottage, lots. beautiful
screened porches, . kitchens. n
hr. D. c. SO. $50. 3n1-2S6-2487
GOLDEN BEACH - Lot lOOxi5O.
Sacrifice $500 cash. uN. A-2ASO
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TENLEY CIRCLE AREA
Brick bungalow, . bedrms.,
~ bath. liy. Tm., .dinette. small.
q MOD. kit, full bsmt., stairs
$40 to heated and floored attic.
ss new gas furnace. Level rear
yard. Needs redeeorating.
Call Miss AleXandef with
BOSS 81 PHELPS. INC.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEX, CT, 100000 It. with 3OO-
Industriai-6o. 900 50. It. with COO
It. frontage, 1920 Duke st. over
$4,000 cars daily. viii build toI
suit or lease. XII. p-S0S0.
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IMP0RT-SPORTS

ALPHA-ROMEO Spider 80. 1000
miles. owner transferred overseas.
| JE. 4-122n
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TRAILERs
fcONTIRUeol

NASHUA IS - > bedrms-, fine
como. Sl.Sj0. Can so. $3.50,
Woodley HIS Trailer Court.
OFFICE TRAILERs and storage
vanS. Sale and rental. Prom
ALLIED TRAILERS. Drake 2-slOl.
RENT VACATION TRAILERs
RENT VACATION TRAILERS
RENT VACATION TRAILFRS
From the TRAVEL TRAILER KING
ALLIED TRAILERs. DRAKE 2-Slol
lift. VACATION TRAILER. sleers
4, excel cnnd.. $500. so. 1881.
1860 VENTURA. lOX5O. Ike neV.
expansion windows. aluminium
awnings, auto. washer. 213-56n6.
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QUALITY BUYER

MR.. EXECUTIVE - Your opportu-
nifty to own this 400 acre estate
with perfect 100 mile panoramic
view Of. Blue Ridge and Skyline
Drive. - mi. o. s. hwy. frontage,
4 lovely white columned Colonial,
Sim. home. in excellent condi-
ton, with wide brick walk lined
with lockwood. A good 6-rm. tenant
house, horse and cattle barns,
stocked lake. huge silo. $4,000
income. from 144-acre land bank.
This showplace is only IS miles
from D. c.. 40 mi. Dulles Airport,
10 mi. Boiling Recreation Center.
Could also be divided into luxury
estates. Selling to settle estate.
Cali DILLON LAND CO., Realtor
JE. 1000 or ewes. KF. S-6T13.
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, I8
miles from Warrenton. Va, on 1T,
20, partially renovated, spac.
rm. house. 3 firepls.. Ia baths.
loo. on 1853 beaut. acres, pana-
ramic view. will sell all or part.
terms Warrenton, 347-4049 or
347-1344.
WANTED-FARM IN MD. 80 to
200 acres. PRINCIPALS only. Enclose
all particulars. Box 3O3-D, Star.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
ALL CASINO Eel

ALL CASH-NO FEE
FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-SnS0
WHEATON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VILE AREA-Will paw cash above
your FLA or CT loan. Prompt set
Element. No fees or commission.
VIII. 6-6lS2,
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WALK

TO PENTAGoN. Four-bedroom, q
bath home. 2 air conditionerS,
full basement, rec. room, lear
garage. Large, wooded lot. Owner
leaving area. Priced now at only
$4,000. Better see it today. Call
ia, 4-1390. NJ, T. BRoYH1LL d
SONS, REALTORS. 1900 Lee hwy.
Arlinntop UirUipfa
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TRAILERS
AA Used
MOBILE MARKET

NAOD4Ab -4AAAN4AE
ALL MAKES. 10 wideS and s wides
TERMS TO SUIT YOUl 5 mi. s
a OK. Va. U. S. l. RO. S-l40O
ASSUME PAYMENTS, BRAND NEW
never lived-in, or 3 bedrmS.
Take Your Choice. Auto. washer,
fully FUN, $500 On. and take
over small pymts. Call CIR 3-5I4S
or drive out 500 yds. west OF
Fairfax Circle on Rte. so at Fair
fax, Va. VA. MOBILE HOMES, INC
CAMPING TRAILER, 7x9-Built- in
cabinets. ice box, stove, SIS OF
best offer. IKE. S-44aS.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN, USFr
MOBILE HOMES. VA. = RO. S.
400. MD.-RA. 6-953l.
CASS TRAVEL TRAILER SAILS
The best costs less. SgO7 BALTIC
blvd. Coll PIX. Md. 474-27I4
FRUERAUF G). 32-ft. van type
One 5000 and one $3.50. Call w
T. INLAY CO., IA. 5-2503.
GREAT LAKES 'BO-5OxlO, > bed
rms. Ice. bay front living rm..
modern furn. Reas. so. 5-12Og.
LIBERTY '54, 81 It. by s It. In
court, lot >. 1888 Powhatan St,
Alexandria Va.
MAGNOLIA 81. As by 10. Two bed :
rooms, With washer. Hardly ever
lived in. A small down payment
. and take over very low payments.
RIA, 6-253l.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTE FOR SALE

$1,000 end TRUST, payable $40
per mo-, So int, due : yrs. subSt
disc, J. V. CALIANDRO & Co, AP.
1871 or VIII, 6-324T.
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WHAT!!!

HOME COULD POSSIBLY OFFER?
More than this superb brk. ramb.
with 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, IN. rec;
rm. with bar, mod. equip. kit. and
Park, Falls Church, at 1902 Car
roll lane. More extra improve
ments than usual.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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A-FRAME
SWISS CHALET
ONLY $500

This is the cottage visited and ex-
claimed over by more than l00,-
600 Washington area residents at
the Home Show in the Armory.
This design provides so many fea-
lures for luxury living, they can
not possibly be outlined in a small
newspaper sd. Moved from the
ArmOry to beautifully wooded
lot at Long Beach, everything is
provided to finish this outstand-
ing recreational home lust the
way you want It, Down payment
$1,000. Monthly $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-22
ARFAX RAMBLER

OR. 3-1l5l
4i9 Nj. Beyond Fairfax Circle
TRUCK 1850 Studebaker ia-ton
pickup. GOOD transportation. Call
JE. 10000.
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CHOICE SUMMER RENTALS
$50 10 $500 Weekly

$50 10 500 Weekly
To inspect this beautiful white sand
beach and safe. private boat har-
Dor. drive 7 miles south OF Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island I'd
md. 416 and -, turn left at st.
Leonard and follow Long Beach
signs to office on shore OF Chesa-
peake Bay.
M. E. ROCKHILL. INC.
MAIL: ST. LEONARD, MARYLAND
PHI: PRINCE FREDERICK 30S-J
I.6 ACRES with cottage on Mill
Greek, Benedict, Nd. Cash or
terms. MR.. HARRY MESSICK,
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VIENNA
WALK-OUT EASEMENT

$40 mo. incl. taxes and ms, no
qualifying necessary, assume 4stf6
loan, $500 dr., pay. incl. stint.
cost, 3 bedrms., "a baths. mod.
kit, city sewer and water.
Mr.. KAY NO. 1882
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BUILDING FOR RENT, 1546 Rock
Vile pike. 1900 50. II. Offices.
Unlimited parking. HA. 7-7272.
STORE OR OFFICE SPACE-Corner
Of Church and Center streets in
Vienna. Va. DU. 5-777l.
$500 PA. AVE. Sc. = Lee. bsmt.
space for storage or small repair
service. c. D. MURPHY, LIZ. A.
1927 or LU. 4-2253.
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WILTON WOODS

White brick custom built home in
ing rm. with fireplace and built
in bookcases, dining rm. with
hAnd-painted murals. Modern kit.
with eating space. Laundry rm..
. .22-ft. screened porch and covered
patio overlooking q sea Of foliage.
For gracious living and entertain
ing see this beauty today. S34 $50.
TOWN q COUNTRY PROP. INC.
OPEN 9 TO
Navajo times., 1962-11-08

by professional liars known as dude
wranglers, since dudes possess the
innocent faculty of believing any,
thing except the truth.
The care and feeding of dudes is
not compile ated; they will eat any
thing you will. although they are
apt to complain about it. Their
pelts are valuable and, unlike
sheep. they may be sheared every
thirty days or oftener. The mature
are inclined to be belligerent on
occasion but many of the young
females are said to be charming.
wouldn't know, myself. And if |
did. | wouldn't admit it; I'm mar
ried.
Whether or not the removal of
the old time, uncurried COWBOYS
and their wild eyed charges will
turn out to be blessing for ARR
zona l am not prepared to saw:
certainly a COW critter nowadays
runs more beef on the hoof on
the other hand, fewer people can
afford to buy it. 1t does, however.
provide an opportunity for truth
tuI and serious historians such as
myself to break into print. have
always disapproved of levity in a
historian.
Navajo times., 1962-11-08

Are political insignia new?
Hardly. Banners waved in
ancient Athens. Supporters of
Roman candidates scrawled
slogans on stone road markers
= anticipating the highway
billboards by 1000 years
Navajo times., 1962-11-08

november 8, 1907 i II T.
ovens. A Dutch oven is ademented
cast iron pot standing on three
short legs. with heavy lid having
turned up rim on it, to hold
the Goals. So far as know, the
inventor h a never been pros
ecuted.
Dutch oven cookery is as tenn
peramental as a movie star when
the wind blows, everything burns
on the bottom. including the cook,
but a genuine impressario can turn
out food to equal that prepared on
a modern range, or better.
Standard menu for a working COW
camp was beef, potatoes and baking
powder biscuit three times per day
for some outfits, twice per day
for others. The cooks day started
about four AM, enough to sour
anyone's disposition, and ended
after dark after supper had been
eaten and the next morning steaks
cut.
The biscuit did not resemble
those Mother used to make, they
were four inches in height and of
sturdy construction, designed to
last a man all day if necessary.
When first removed from the Dutch
oven they held heat like molten
steel ingot and were nearly as light
and the results that could be
achieved by tossing one to hungry
lion hound we're astonishing on
account of the hound swallowed
the biscuit in one gulp before he
assayed it for heat; he would then
retire, to think it over, but not in
silence. Being of aturally
humane nature | always put on my
gloves before throwing a hot bi scuit
to hungry hound.
By 1924 cowmen were all pros
porous, there was plenty of grass
and water and Utopia was believed
to be just around the bend, SO the
Forest Service, with the rare per-
spiCacity found only in Govern
mental agencies decided to cut up
Arizonas open ange into indiv-
idual allotmentS. This sounded the
death knell of the wild and woolly
coWpunching days in Arizona.
There we're no more big round ups
and, shortly, no more wild cattle,
hence no more wild cowboys. Cattle
breeds were improved by the pur-
chase of pure bred bulls and COWS,
running toward the wide, stocky
Hereford model now in evidence
and no longer was it necessary for
man to ride jet assisted horses
order TO catch one. Within a few
years it became an indiCt bic
offenSe for cowboy to get one
of these neWSmodel COWS out of
slow walk and to lope one would
have been fatal, both to the COW
and the cowboy.
Into the vacuum left by the
disappearance of the wild cattle
and cowboys, came new and
different breed of animal, the
Dudes, otherwise known as the
Short Pants Tribe A person who
has never seen a two hundred and
fifty pound female of this species.
attired in shorts and halter, has
a genuine traumatic experience to
look forward to. Dude ranches
sprang up like toadstools, stated