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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1963-08-29

The Alcoholism Committee of
the Navajo Tribe met on August
10Th in the Conference room. Mt.
U.A. building, Window Rock, Ari-
iona. with representatives of the
Health and Education Committee,
Tribal Judges. Law and Order,
Dept, Welfare. u. S. Public Health
Officials and other Agency mem
bers. They unanimously adopted a
plan to establish an Alcoholism
program for the Navajo reserva-
ton within the near future. Imme-
diate plans are underway for the
establishment of an Information
and Referral Center in Fort De-
fiance, Arizona. The Center will
provide information and act as the
referral and cOordinator agency in
this area and serve as the hub of
an educational program on alco-
hOlism.
Wilson Halona. Chairman of the
Alcoholism Committee, termed the
initial plan as very constructive
step toward a complete Naval pro-
gram on Alcoholism. Mrs. Annie
D. Wauneka, Chairman of the Nav
aio Health Committee and long a
prominent figure in battling alcO-
holiSm on the reSerVatl on, COM
mented on the results of the meet
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1963-08-29

from mOu&nOI the OOH nWeS-
The weekend got off to. good
start with campfire program and
Indian dances beginning Friday
night at dusk. The highligm of the
program was provided by Leupp'
Arizona "Yei' Bichei" Dancers,
who in colorfuI costumes. caught
the eyes and hearts OF all those
present.
Saturday morning. the Confer
ence officially began when MIR.
Spencer Johnston, representing the
Navajo Tribe, let the youth know
the need and Importance of working
hand to prepare for the duties OF
life. The rest of the day was spent
in athletic contests of all sorts.
speech, music. and talent contests
Then came the King and Queen Con-
test. All those participating and in
attendance realized the living. pro-
gres sing, and stimulating part OF
"MormoniSm' in the lives of our
Indian Youth.
An awards program was held in
the evening during which trophies
were awarded The winners and
runner-ups in all of the days con-
tests. This program was followed
by a dance with the music expertly
provided by the ''Fagans" from
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1963-08-29

Tucson, Arizona. The band was
made up of Indian boys who al
tended the Youth Conference from
Tucson. DUNG the imermissiono OF
the dance, President J. Edwin
Baird and his wife, Sister Eliza
beth Baird. of the Southwest Indian
Mission, announced and crowned
the king and the queen of the Y outh
Conference. King Eddy Brown from
Aio. Arizona and Quees Ester
Pooley from Crossword Arizona
were the winners of the contest.
Sunday brought two fine meet
ings. The first being testimony
meeting for the young people where
they were able to stand and express
the feelings intheir hearts and also
how important they knew their re-
ligion was and is. Mission Presi-
dent ]. Edwin Baird and Brother
Dale Tingey of the Department OF
Education of the Church were the
principal speakers in the second
meeting. After lunch was served
to all those in attendance, every
one started topack and say goodbye
to new and old friends for another
year. Everyone felt that the Indian
Youth Conference was wonderful
success
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1963-08-29
FIRE COSTS $500

The Window Rock fire depart
ment was called to an early
morning fire at the junction of
the Hunters Point school highway.
A one room frame house owned
by Tom and Mary Nez caught
fire about 1 is am. August 10th.
The house was total loss, in
GLIDING household fixtures. The
house was unoccupied. Assistant
Fire Chief Morgan estimates the
loss about $4,000
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1963-08-29
Termed Constructive
Tribe Alcoholism Group Plans
information And Referrul Service

ing and called it ga very definite
step in the right direction.
Initial plans call for an imme-
diate survey of facilities in Fort
Defiance to house the Center, and
the establishment of Information
and Referral Services.
Fred Nj. Toler, Executive Di-
rector of the New Mexico Com
mission on Alcoholism met with
the Committee and pointed out
that many resources are available
in the community for the treatment
of alcoholism and that a cOordina--
ting agency or center was neceS-
Sary for full utilization of other
resources. On request of Mrs.
Annie Wauneka, MIR. V. W. Wer-
ner, Educ ational Director for the
New Mexico Commission on Alec.
holism, was designated to assist in
establishing the Center. MIR. Wer-
ner will make a survey of all re-
sources in the community that deal
with the problem of alcoholism and
then develop plan for the alco
holism program.
fSee picture, Page 81
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1963-08-29
Second annual Youth Conference

ormonsm The Living Gospel the theme of the Second Annual
held by the Church Jesus Christ of Latter
Tribal Civic Center June a. r. and %
the activities including
athletic The Indian Youth
numbering 5OO different tribes
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Boating
BY JACK WOLISTON
United Press international

The us. Coast and Geodetic
Survey has just announced pub
LEGATION Of new editions of a
number of nautical charts.
bringing to mind that this little
publicized branch Of the Federal
government is one Of pleasure
boating's greatest aids.
Anyone finding himself in
strange waters is certain to
find great comfort in the Sur
vey'S charts, which provide
depths and directions and warn
Of dangerous waters.
In recent years, the Survey
has begun publishing small
craft charts which are a boon
to the boatman whose S p e
aboard is limited. The charts
fold out in a bellows arrange
ment which makes for easy
handling but permits the same
scale in many instances as used
on the larger charts.
The small craft charts addi-
tionally contain such helpful in
formation as locations Of repair
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

qualified diver, we cannot over
look certain other areas that
help determine the individuals
ability to enter into an activity
that provides enjoyment d
satisfaction to so many devo-
tees Of the underwater world.
These areas encompass the
character traits that make for
success or failure in any walk
of life. In addition health and
physical fitness have their place
in the divers foundation. These
fundamentals determine, in the
main, whether or not the hope,
full beginner is justified in as
Stunning the expense of equip
ment. A qualified instructor can
advise the novice as to his div
ing potential.
The moral is, of course, join
an established diving club and
receive the top standard train
ing that only an organized group
can produce"
Two such clubs are located
in Pascagoula and are non-prof'
it organizations. They are the
ScubaneerS and the Hydronauts
The Mississippi State Skin
Divers Association seminar be
gins today in Gulfport.
The Florida trip scheduled
this weekend by the Hydronauts
has been Cancelled because O.
the approaching Christmas holi
days, Lynn Russell, club acti
vitieS chairman, said the TRIP
will be reScheduled immediate
lily after the New Years holi
day.
A special meeting has beer
called by the Mississippi Skin
Divers Association Friday night
at the Chamber Of Commerce
building. Those planning to at
tend the meeting from Pasca
goula are requested to come by
the regular meeting place il
Pascagoula at $50 pm. Friday
evening.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

tor Boat Show which will be
held in New York City's Coli
scum from Jan. Is to rs.
Miss Lieblein was selected by
means Of a national search con-
Quoted through newspaper boat
ing editors and promotion man.
ayers.
An avid boater, swimmer and
water skier, the 18-year-old
queen is the daughter of Will
liam Lieblein who operates a
fishing station at Southold, NY.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Skin N Scuba =.
Training, Experience
Make Good Skin Diver

What makes a diver? A diver
is the sum of accredited train
ing plus study and experience.
The first two factors may be
and should be gained in a club
training program. The last fac
tor can only be acquired by max
ing the dives.
Diving experience must in
clude dives under all weather
and water conditions. The diver
who gains experience in tn c
ultra clear waters of the Cali
fornia coast, the Bahamas, the
Florida Keys of the Florid q
springs cannot be said to have
qualified for the limited visible
ty of quarrieS, rivers and lakes
found in the boondocks Of con.
tinental America.
While describing the factors
entering into the makeup of q
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Steinbeck Rops
Wall In Berlin

BERLIN (UPD = American
author John Steinbeck, after
his first look at the Berlin Wall,
said Friday the Communist sec
tor of this divided city is a con-
centration camp.
He told a news conference in
West Berlin that he had planned
to visit the Communist zone but
changed his mind because the
anti-refugee wall made him
sick.
The author said he was not
criticizing those Americans who
do visit East Berlin.
1T is a personal matter" he
said. Il am not criticizing those
who 60. 1t is like an auto acct
dent. Some stay and watch"
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
NAACP Objects
To State Playing
In Liberty Bowl

(UPI)-The
chairman of the local chapter
of the National Association for
Advancement for Colored
People has protested the Sche.
duled appearance of MisSis-
Sippi State in the Dec. 81 Lib
erty Bowl football game at the
city-owned stadium.
Cecil B. Moore, the NAACP
official, charged in a letter to
Mayor James H. J. Tate that
the city was ''Subsidizing dis
elimination by allowing the
Southern school to play in the
municipal stadium. Moore also
termed as Outrageous an I'M
confirmed report that MISSISSIPPI
pi Gov. Ross Barnett would at
tend the game.
Mississippi State meets North
Carolina State in the fifth an
nual Liberty Bowl which will
benefit 81 hospitals in the area.
Moore charged that allowing
Mississippi State to play here in
the ''cradle of liberty was "the
very antitheSiS of liberty" He
threatened to have 100 picketS
at the stadium if the game is
played.
A Liberty Bowl charities
spokesman said they had no in
tention of withdrawing the invi-
tation to Mississippi State.
The spokesma added,
"These teams were invited on
the basis Of being football teams
and that is the way we are OPP
Grating"
The Stadium's name will be
changed to the John F. Ken
nedy Stadium on Dec. 10 and
the Liberty Bowl will be the
first event staged there under
the new name.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

tional chart colors with land
areas printed in buff and dan
gerous water accumulated in
blue tint from the shoreline to
the 18-foot depth curve
Other recent new editions are
small craft charts 841-SC and
843-SC covering the Intracoastal
waterway from st. Simons
Sound, Ga, to Eau Gallie, Fla.
Marlene Lieblein Of Green
port, N. Y, has been named
Queen of the 54th National Mo-
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

weather, and strong tidal cur
rents. Rough seas often build
up quickly when wind and cur
rent oppose each other, Caution
must be exercised, both along
the coast and in coyes and
bays, for lodges rising abruptly
from deep water and boulders
lying singly or in clusters on
a less undulating bottom.
"Chart 3O3 portrays the rocky
coast and the lurking dangers
on the ocean bottom in conven-
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

yards and supply houses in the
area they cover. They also in
clude illustrations of whistle
and fog signals, storm warning
signals, rules Of the road, and
other helpful information.
The Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey was the first technical bu-
reau in the Federal govern
ment, having been set up by a
1907 law which authorized a
survey Of the coast.
The cost Of conducting all the
soundings and other laboriouS
work necessary to compiling
the charts is borne by the gov
eminent. In making these
charts available to the boating
public, the sale price now-as
it was $50 years ago-is only
as high as necessary to cover
paper and printing costs. This
usually ranges between 81 and
81, sometime less, depending
on the size Of the chart.
One of the new editions just
published by the Survey is
Chart 1903 covering the area
from West Quoddy Head to
Cross Island, Maine.
In describing Chart 303, the
Survey says:
"The charted relief provides
a guide through an area known
for its rocky shore, changeable
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
IMPRESSIVE

SAN DIEGO, Calf. (UPD -
AT the start of the current foot
ball season, Sid Gilman Of the
San Diego Chargers boosted an
impressive 1859 won-lost rec
ord as a head coach in college
and pro ranks.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

She was nominated as a con-
testant by the New York Jour-
n~al-American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

upcoming "Hedda Gabler"
which stars Ingrid Bergman,
Trevor Howard and Sir
Ralph Richardson. with
Ingrid giving q magic, SHIN
mering performance"
Press Agent AmOk
whats all this about you
and David Merrick?" I asked
Susskind. "Why are you
feuding with him?
"Fm not feuding with
him." he protested. II Just
think he's q bore. He imports
80 per cent Of his stuff from
abroad. He poses as the god
Of the theater, when it's
more probable that he's
closer to Mike Todd. Mr.. Mer-
rick Is a mustachioed press
agent, gone amok."
And just to press his point
all the way home" Suss-
kind championed critic Wal
ter Kerr whom Mr.. Merrick
has had some run-ins with.
Walter Kerr" said Suss-
kind, "is a giant among the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
But There Are People
Mr.. Susskind Likes

the Oscar" There should be
room for Tony and his film.
II want to give you an ac-
count Of an exhausting day
in the life Of a producer" Mr..
Susskind continued. I'VE fin
ished shooting O night scene
in All The Way Home at
4:30 am. At 700 am. I
started filming q show for
CHS, East Side, West Side.'
starring George c. Scott who
/ think is one Of the best &C
tors In the world. This Is the
pilot for a series of 80 shows.
And So to Bed
Somewhere during the
day, we managed q one-hour
Tv show for Canada. Then
from $3.50 to 10:45 that night
we tapped an open End
with Justices william Doug
las, Robert Hutchens. James
McGregor Burns who is Pres
ident Kennedy's favorite his
torian, and Harry Ashmore,
former editor of the 'Arkan-
sas Gazette" After that
Susskind did some night
shooting on East Side. West
Side" And I got to bed at
2:45."
And most people," added
David, say you have to be
born lucky or married to the
boss daughter to do well in
life. I never knew a boss
daughter who wasn't ugly,
or stunningly stupid"
Television, he told me Is
getting better although I
haven't yet noticed this my
self. But Susskind seemed
sure Of 1t.
"All the networks are try
ing to upgrade their pro-
grams. At long last they are
trying to improve TV. And
next season you can be sure
there will be fewer Westerns
fewer private eyes. fewer
game shows. There will be
weekly shows from Danny
Kaye. Judy Garland. Phil
Silvers and Carol Burnett.
This already promises Q great
deal"
From David there will be
five or six big specials on
the order Of THE Power And
The Glory" with Olivier q
season or two ago. And the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

Fortunately we have O pow
erful President"
So Who Cares?
And q final word on those
Oscars. who cares about
that sick popularity contest?
I've got q marvellous theory
about the Academy Award
Sweepstakes. If you study 1t
analytically. 1t has almost
nothing to do with talent,
and everything to do with
sickening sentimentality. For
instance, Is Elizabe h
Taylor's operation more sad
than Sophia Loren's biga-
nous marriage2 Which emo
tional disaster among these
people Is more sentimentally
repelling2"
And regarding the probable
Cat interview time) marriage
Of Tony Curtis with 18-year-
old Christine Kaufman. II
can't help feeling. as a par
ent, that Mr.. Curtis mar
riage TO this mobile teen Is
a stunning inspiration to all
OF us parents concerned
with our teen-age children"
Tony by the way. has prom
ised to punch Mr.. Susskind's
nose II they ever chance to
meet. They are both In good
fighting trim, and I wouldn't
want to bet on the winner.
(And now they will probably
both be angry with meD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

NoEtn AMERICAN newspaper Aliianco
NEW YORK. - David
Susskind the famed producer
Of. television and films, is not
afraid to take on anyone.
from David Merrick to Tony
Curtis, to Khrushchev to De
Gaulle.
! had lunch with David to
check on his latest pet hates.
and he told me to be sure
to add that there are some
things and people he likes.
But how is this on Marion
Brando for the first
mentioned departm entp
"Brando," said Susskind.
twas once enormously poten-
tial as an actor which he
has totally dispelled. HIS
performances are slovenly,
his private problems are a
bore. His behavior towards
other actors is impossible to
understand"
At David's insistence, I
will now state some Of the
plus people. II like President
Kennedy" he assured me. II
admire Robert MacNamara,
the Defense Secretary. Also
Chief Justice Earl Warren,
Bertrand Russell, Albert
Schweitzer, Ingrid Bergman,
Laurence Olivier, Jean Sim
mons and Robert Preston"
High Hopes
The producer recently COM
pleted the movie version Of
"All The Way Home" with
Miss Simmons and Mr.. Pres
ton, and he has high hopes
that this literate film will be
among the best Of the year.
I told him how much II had
enjoyed the last film he pro-
duced. Requiem for A
Heavyweight" especially the
performance Of Anthony
Quinn with Mickey Rooney
and Julie Harris q close Sec
ond and third. We both
agreed that Mr.. Quinn's act
ing will be hard to beat.
only" he said, I'm afraid
that Columbia which has $18
million invested in Lawrence
Of Arabia will promote that
picture and Peter O'Toole for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
MACARTHUR

Continued From Page FL
say without frightening you
off by labelling 1t as q
message.
A Real Charmer
Mr.. Mulligan aslo has ca
joled almost amazingly nat
ural performances from the
two leading children, Mary
Badham as Scout and Phillip
Afford as Jem. Miss Bad
ham, aged 8. is q real charm
er who will have you sing
ing Thank Heaven for Lit
tie Girls" with more fervor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

critics. He's the best damn
theater critic in the coun-
try"
But I'm really more con-
cerned with Charles de
Gaulle." continued Mr.. Suss-
kind. "F. D. r. summed up
De Gaulle perfectly. He said
he imagined he was the mod
ern Joan Of Arc. He's a tower
Of arrogance. The only thing
De Gaulle respects is power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

than Maurice Chevalier. As
the wise and understanding
father of these two. Gregory
Peck contributes to the gen.
eral excellence Of the film
with one of the best perform
ances of his career. II was
something of a surprise when
he was announced for the
role, but he turns out to be
absolutely right for 1t.
Mr.. Pakula, as producer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

takes credit. Of course. for
keeping everybody honest. Or
for Tending off outside inter-
ference while writer, director
and cast were turning q NOV
ing and memorable novel into
a moving and memorable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17

film. That Best Picture Os-
car will blush beet red II It
is not placed In Mr.. Pakulas
hands next April 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
So Who Cares?

Fortunately we have q pow
erful President"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28
Banana Meat
Loaf

2 pounds ground beef
2 tablespoons chopped onion
2 teaspoons salt
" teaspoon pepper
2 cups soft bread crumbs
2 teaspoons worcestershire
sauce
IN cups mashed bananas
(about 4 bananas)
Mix meat. onion, salt, pep
per. crumbs and Worcester
shire sauce. Add mashed
bananas to meat mixture and
blend well. Pack into SKA
inch loaf pan. Bake about I
hour In moderate oven at $50
degrees or until meat Is thor
oughly cooked. Makes 8 to 8
servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28
WHATS COOKING - :
sI%SS New Twist
- ToShortcoke
y@ON

Sea Bass ShoestrtNg Potatoes
Buttered Beets Cabbage Slap
Lemon Cake Pudding
Cabbage Slaw
= cup cider vinegar "a teaspoon celery seed !
Water teaspoon black pepper
l tablespoon butter "A teaspoon paprika
tablespoons sugar to cups shredded
"a teaspoon salt cabbage
"a teaspoon dry mustard
Measure vinegar into cup to the mark; add water
TO "a mark Pour into small saucepan. Add butter and
bring to boil Remove from heat Stir in dry ingredients
Cool. Pour over cabbage Long shreds Of cabbage
more attractive and more crnchy than short shreds Six
servings.
SATURDAY
Beet Stev Potato Pancakes
Garden Salad Toasted Rolls
Gingerbread With Whipped Cream
Beef Stew
packages frozen cut tablespoons drippings
green beans tablespoons frozen
VI cup flour chopped dill
"a teaspoons salt ~ cups water (more
u teaspoon pepper If needed)
Ia pounds beef cubes IL small white onions
Remove frozen beans from freezer and allow stand
unopened to defrost slightly. Combine -four salt and
pepper In paper bag Shake to MIX then dredge beef
seasoned flour Melt drppngs in heavy pan and
beef on all sides Add dill and water bring to boil Cover
reduce heat and simmer about IS minutes Add "a cup
more water needed. Add onions and simmer covered
another 20 minutes Then add beans and cook 10
minutes after the mixture to boil Serves six
to eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

WEDNESDAY
Corn Stuffed Tomatoes Peas
Sduted Mushrooms Lettuce Salad Spoon Bread
Apple Pie
Corn Stuffed Totatoes
to fully ripe medium tablespoons butter
tomatoes ! package 90 ounces
! teaspoon onion salt frozen sweet white
" teaspoon pepper cup bread croutons
u teaspoon rosemary tablespoons grated
(optionaD cheddar cheese
Trim top from each tomato Scoop out seeds and part
OF the pulp leaving about "a inch Of pulp bottom and
around sides Sprinkle inside Of tomatoes with half the
salt and the pepper Place about teaspoon butter in
tomato Place In baking dish and bake about Is minutes
at 37b degrees Cook directed package; add
rosemary and remaining onion salt before cooking Remove
croutons and sprinkle with cheese Continue baking about
minutes, until croutons lightly Drowned Five to six
servings
Baked Ham Slice Potatoes du Grdtin
Asparagus Jetied Waldorf Salad
Banana Cake
Jelled Waldorf Salad
"A cup diced celery teaspoons vinegar
"a teaspoon salt / cup diced red apples
c:ouncel package mixed Y cup chopped walnuts
fruit flavor gelatin "a cup mayonnaise
l cup boiling water (optionaD
l cup cold water
Sprinkle celery with Y teaspoon Of the salt. Dissolve
gelatin and remaining salt In boiling water Add cold
water and vinegar. Chill until slightly thickened Fold in
celery apples wanuts and mayonnae Spoon into molda
Chill until firm. Unmold crisp salad greens: with
additional mayonnase desired Makes enough for sin
servings
by "v"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-28

Some Of the favorite dishes
Of Germany are spiced with
caraway seeds: Sauerkraut,
cheese. pork roast. breads
and cakes. for example.