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BOOKKEEPER, capable Of handling
books through trial balance, Wiz.
ginia area near d. c. Send resume
10 BOX JAG, Star.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT CENTER
Test. 81 yrs) cor. 18th and G NV,
Need stenO., typ, bkppr. Sales,
Eng. R0utmen, welcome.
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BO0KKEEPER for payroll and
general accounting duties. GEL
MAN CONSTRUCTION CO, 100
Investment Bldg, 1911 K st.
NV, Washington. d. c. Apply
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AUTO MECHANICS (2)-Must be
experienced on Chrysler Corp.
and Studebaker cars. Plenty of
work, $3.50 pay plan. Paid holi-
days. group insurance, and other
benefits. Sall Or see M T TT VEg
Silver Spring, III. 9-l434.
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AUTO SHOP FOREMAN-Progres-
sive GIN new-car dealer desires to
strengthen our service dept. opera
ton with a lst-class shop foreman.
Prefer an exper. individual who
wishes to make a change for the
better. Salary and comm. common
surate with performance, All re-
plies strictly confidential. Reply to
Box 370-C, Star.
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PRINTING
TRAINEE-S25n

Downtown association will train a
brigh his. grad, from a good fami-
ly who can type, In operational
management. Exec client future,
3zH7-hr. week. Call for appt. BET.
TY GRAY EMPL., 626 Woodward
Bldg, ST. 3.7l23
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AUTO GLASS MAN, to operate
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Wheaton Ql2-l91l
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top wages. Apply al The Lyons vi.
lage Shopping Center, Kirkwood nd,
and Lee hwy, Arl., Va. S2S-4l76.
BRICK LAYERS AND LABORERS,
Apis, behind Rose Hill Shopping
Center on FrancOnia I'd. Alex, Va.
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Only men wanting iull.tima
work. top pay, with expert
Tappan and Westinghouse
equipment. Company benefits
avail II you qualify, call CL.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

HILLcREsT. 2525 seth st. s.e. -
Detached Colonial brick. 9 rms
and bath, plus 2 powder rms,
Full bsmt.. gas heat, FHA ap-
proved. S20,250. S1,150 dn., less
than $40 per mo. incl.taxes
u. 6-7043. Ewes. LU. 2-3011.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE
CO., INC.
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Hillcrest Area-Rec. RIM.
2817 r ST. Sc.

Center-hall Colonial 3 bedrms.,
den, garage, patio, many extras.
-S21,500. Excel. terms. Vacant.
JAMES MEHRING IA. e-4663
1887 34th st. s.e. =
Charming detached brick with
beautiful front and rear yds., d
rms, 2 full baths Il on 1st FIR.
with bedroom), full bsmt., oil H.
w, HEAT,
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MoNTGOMERY HILLS

1 block to schools, shopping and
BUS. This spotless home Is located
on q beautiful corner fenced lot.
with abundance Of flowers and
shrubbery.. Patio and pond. Liv-
ing rm. with firepl, separate dim
ing rm.. bsmt. and many extras.
Low 20s. Call 949-23OO.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ABLE MOVERS, SS per hour for a
uniformed men and 21-ft, vans
nicensed movers. Short notice.
Emrg. Stg. 561-0106,
B0xLEY MOVERS--o rms, $40 IN
Padded vans. immed. storage. Lo.
cal or long distance. S32-SS22. p
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE =
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving
STORAGE. Reas, rates. ia. 9-2g37.
JOBBING AND HAULING. pick I'm
and delivery. Moving. Call 462-
2b7O.
LIGHT HAULING, local moVinT,
beaches q specially. s. L. NOR.
RlS, TU. 2-l so or TU. 2-S902
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country stoEage in
separate rooms, packing, overseas s
air cargo Phone NO. 7-0104. UN-
ION STORAGE CO. INC. Est. 1905
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w. e; 4 a. N MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
a.o. POTOMAC OFFICE
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HOME WITH SECLUDED CHARM.
"A "a acres Of land, 4 bedrms,, 2
baths baths "a. -ear SJo garage. Call 949-
Hush 7. Peck, 1124e oeorgia Ave.
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LIST WITH LINGO
Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. Ave. Our 5sth Year
CHEVY CHASE = Gracious brick
rambler on h-acre, professionally
handicapped lot, entrance foyer
l4x2s-ft. living rm., separate din
ing rm., 3 bedrms., . baths, at
tached garage. S33.b 800,
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 I'll Q
CHEVY CHASE AREA - Beautiful
red brick Colonial In Immaculate
condition. gorgeous lot. 1OOxi26-
HANDICAPPED 70 the hilt. 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths. modern kitchen
with breakfast nook, powder room
on LIST floor, paneled recreation
room. 2-oar garage. Won't last
long. Call Wo, $4,000 I'll n
EDW. u. JONES q CO.. INC.
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1hth sd M
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HOWARD COUNTY-ses this COZ,
Arm. and bath house with fui
Swami, sOi-AT. 6-26Os. Laird
B. SCOTT. REALTOR, JU. g-0420
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BETHESDA AkEA-CharminR brk
Cape Cod on wooded setting, Liv
rm. with firepl., separate din. rm.,
completely equip. kitchen, bedrm.
study and full bath on LIST fir, 9
bedrms. and bath on 2nd fir. Full
bsmt. with rec. room and powder
S24,95O. KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOR, OIL, 4-8l1l It'll q.
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}. APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

THE sHERIDAN-1 bedrm., SIPS,
incl all utils, De luxe elev, bldg,
completely air copd., block from
one-fare d, c. bus. Res. Mgr.,
500 Sheridan St, Hyattsville.
434-5947, PORETSkY a. SONS
MOT, 422-3s00
6O2s RIvERDALE RD., Riverdale,
Md bedroom. 81 ! 9. so: i bed
rm, and den, $3.50 incl. all utils.
Completely air conditioned, car
peted halls, swimming pool privi-
ieges. Apply resident manager,
277-4blS, PoRETSKY q SONS
MOT, 422-3S00.
3 B.R. ----$143.50
i702 cHANEY DRIVE. TAKoMA
PARK, MD.-Close to Wash. Sani-
tarium. Large modern ants. in
elevator bldg. Pets accepted. Call
Res. Mgr. JU. 7-SS41.
H. @. sMITHY CO. ST. $4,000
8 BEDRMS., $149.50
Ill Lee Ave-, TAX. PIX, Md.
RES. MGR, JU. 9-5841
H. O. sMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000
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ENcEPTIONAL

split. on large corner lol
IN. choice area, waking distance Y
Home features many extras, such
AZ storm doors, room air cnnd
waahina machine. filtration plant
and humidlfler on hot-Hir furnace.
3 spacious bedfmsy baths, rec.
fm sep. din. .rfn,, breakfast.tpacf
Kitchen. FHh less than s2i 900 OF
more than Al 900 below FttA with
fAu00 cash and assume 4iaet VA
loAnt 1870 orenobls DR.. VIII
B.Ask0.
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HOUSES FOR SAILED, @,
tcoNTINUEDl

CHEVY CHAsE-FIRsT OFFERING
impressive true center-hall brick
S0qia Si r. Modern ass PoEffsr Eft b1as rune IIS, Es
open porch, secluded rear screened
porch overlooking garden. 8 Ice
space on End. Stairs to insa.
lated attic. Built-in garage, Ex.
Gel, condition throughout. Will sec
quickly, Priced l mid 30s, Quick
PeopssseSssiolnd; BY appt. 8 a.m.-9 pm
METZLER, REALTOR
CLEVELAND PARK-The answer
70 a large tamily's prayers-5-
Condition SsSaR coGfa %iPh extra IL nsT Srs. h0H;' y
rm, and din rm., perfect for en-.
tertaining. New mod. kit. with
new stove, refrigerator, dish.
washer and disposal. plus huge
eating space. Quick possession
possible. For further details cali
WO. $4,000 til Q. EDW. H.
JONES a. CO., INC, REALTOR.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick. 2h baths, gas
h:-w,h., $4,000. FILA approved
$3.50 down plus settlement. JOHN
L. SHELTON, Realtor. 10. $4,000
CONGRESS HTS.-S17, 300. 3-bed.
rm. det;, brk.. Colonial, hot-water
DESIGN i REALTY CO. RE. e-s21G
CONGRESS HEIGHTS = Brick. 2
apts., 4 rooms and bath each,
IL. yrs. old. Terms to suit. For
COMB :. JONES REALTY. II NC, C,
Ewes. McAdams, 10. 2-50S5.
GIs LOOK, no money down. g.
b.r. brick on busline, 4th and
4. I. ave. ne. OWNER, 10. s.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH

MOVING TO FORT WORTH? Let's
room, bath. central air Snt
heat, Si7.500. Write for details
Need near Pentagon, 1904 FAWn
drive, Forth Worth is,
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Shannon & Luchs
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC.
Bradley Estate Area

bIduIPy ESJdJ6 Area
White brick contemporary on ovel
y acre. 3 bedrms.. 3 baths. wal.
nut-paneled entrance hall. de luxe
kitchen with breakfast space. pan.
eled family rm. with firepl. Base.
board hot-water heat, Less thar
years old. Ewes. Mrs. Burke
PO. 2-1219.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEv. CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ARL., Aurora Hills-2-bedrm du-
siS5 mo. or. 4-7oOO. MokEco.
ARLINGTON, NJ 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial, full bsmt.. newly redec
S135. cRowELL MANAGEMENT
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CHEVY CHASE, b326 saratoea ave.
o..Brk; Colonial powder rm: lst
garden porch, . b.rs.t rec. rm;.
70 ID, c. bus, S2S,7b0 OIL. 6-b34B.
CLOsE.IN SILVER sPRING-Doc-
tors home and office, $50, BOO.
Corner location with office eompl,
SEP. from home Fully air cond.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fFNArIAIIlEnA

BETHESDA, LANpoN wooDs-A
genuine show place. Large en-
trance foyer, de luxe daylight rec
rm.. with bar and X bath. very
modern kit. screened porch, ga.
rage, bedrms. and 2 baths
balcony overlooks fabulous land.
scaping. Quick possession.
COLQUITT REALTY. OIL. 2-0001
BETHESDA - Custom-built brick
rambler in excel. cond. Center
hall entrance, 3 bedrms., 3 baths,
daylight rumpus room with End
firepl.. scr. porch, carport, h.-w
h., n -Rcre lot, S37,960.
ANDR1s REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 til 9
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
NAYLOR GARDENS

NAKLUH GAkDENB
$4,000. End FIJI -bedrm. apt, nicI
view, all lge. rooms.
beautiful view, nr. stores anc
transp.
80 80 INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
sO1ass aIs tassp ssEf sspeTs'1 re Di6sg SrS snf
JOHN L. SHELTON, Ritr.. 10
$4,000.
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

AIR FORCE family. 3 children. de-
area. 10 Sl10 mo. 736-l7S9.
CATHEDRAL AREA or nearby Nd.
with option to buy. Please call
EN-. 2-lS53 ANYTIME.
CHILDREN COUPLE desires / OF
bedrm. det. house in NV. area
To Sl40. Call 773-6971 after
pm.
NV. PREFERRED, 3-bedrm. house
wanted Immediately SIPS maxi
mum. s29-5392 after $50 pm.
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T. N. LERNER
Preh. Harmony Corn.

WHEATON PLAZA 00'SI 'SIa.7ooo
ROCKVILLE, .HALPTNE VILLAGE.
ssps' s,psdrm; rsr 'pilS,dIevs,L enhd baths, Va.
p0ss. 70 qualified buyer, Sin'000
R. L, SMITH, ReAitor, GA. l.S7ii
ROCKVILLE - Well priced. we'll
built. Many extras, comfortabis
home for small family. FiiA AZ
praised, Sif,7bO.
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4.Bedroom, 2-Bath Cape Cod
pfn.717O ToWNHoUBE PROP.
ROCkCREST--4-bedrm., prick cane
Cod with. full bsmt., on level IN.
PIX 70 bns, 700 dn. FHA. Call
Hush Il. Peck. 1l2i8 oeorEla Ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. value a.
pedrm. rambler. screened porch.
sss,ssutligl s,s dnD M, wooded lot for only
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DYNAMIC

REAL ESTATE 47f-2ff4
DAMAsCUs-Redueed In price. g.
hedfms. -plus-den brick rambler,
Kitchens, sep, din. Tm., lge. mod,
efn house, 9-car EAfAge with lge
wofkshop, n acres tmmac, con
ditlon, Sa7 $50. KAY BOWLING
N N co. WI. A.hlhn.
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949-4330

ROCKCREST - s4b0 down FUk.
Lovely 1.bedrm, rambler. lee Eit
sep. din. Tm, beautlful corner lot
fenced Just si4,pb0. Cali pi9.
1900 'tii n80.
HUGH T PECK. 1890 dsorsla Ave.
tomtinusd on Next PEtsJ
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JU. $500
POTOMAN

Williamsburg Colonial on q acre.
bedrms., . baths, family m,
with nrepl.,. lst-flr. powder nm.
screened breezeway, 6plendid
conc Ewes, Mrs. Burke, 20. q
Evening star., 1963-05-28

QUEENS CHAPEL MANoR&in Z
most convenient location w/school.
can buy this CHARMING, s.b.drm
Cape Cod for only Si3.nbO. pur.
chase FHA or VA sHA
Evening star., 1963-05-28
nEERR nROR. REALTORa

COLEsvILLE : Large new brick
Colonial on Il -Aere lot with a
view 4 bedrms, including master
bedrm. suite with walk-in closet,
bath and Us own private screened
porch Electric kit, rec. Tm, A
true center hall with many unique
touches $50 800.
YoUNKtN A. co. p33-ib00 TIL p
COLEsyILLE AREA - New beaut,,
3-bedrm.. bath brick rambler
on y -aere lot, City water, oycly
kit, firepl, scr, porch, Will sell
'N'e' n 4 af.iII .EaINfiEa co
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I, ". DEHNEH
N... Nf..-.., ,a,--

WHEATON PLAZA tHzsHp0n' rBio.7aoo
ROCkyILLE--Frame BLDG, 2OxI11
AZ Richard MONTGOMERY High
School. $1,000. Must be moved
70 your lot. suitable a. cottage on
uwellinn Inquire construction or
lice AZ school or phone 782.pSi2.
RoCKyiLLE-spotisss and spacious
rambler, . lEe, bedrmt.. lovely
nYinr fma sep, dining rm, storm
windows and doors, Fenced lot.
Sc palio. NO ~ down VA or
TTNNTTH nAn AAAA
Evening star., 1963-05-28

COTTAGE CITY-older home bp
completely .redecofated. Move II
on rental basis and occupy thil
f-bedrm, home w/sep din, rm. ant
Off-atfeet pafking, Purchase va
no money down w/payments ol
Evening star., 1963-05-28
DYNAMIC
H-E-D-U-C-E-D

REAL l ESTATE 474.2444
RANDOLPH HILLs-RambleF. AGA
Soaehway dr.-By OWNER. Omen
sat, Sun, and ewes. VIII. 6.bS53,
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Shannon & Luchs

HEALToRS SINCE 1903
nETIiEsDA-Briek Cape COD, I
bedrmsY 2 baths, SEP din. rm.,
ilrepl. Eart close 70 NH, john
son ave, So, 200 FHA. or cnnyen.
ll9nAl. Principals only. OIL. 2.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HHAY Y-kEbSINGER
REALTORS JU. 5-6iO0

BALLANTRAE-of or FHA terms
rambler "a a. $1,000, 3o'oi,,,, festuTiSs 'Ts
separate dining rm, and den All
on one floor, Very eOngenial
nelgb0rhood. Vacant and avail.
a9n,e now To Inspect call US,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. G.
AIR.CONp. sPLIT.LEYEL
METZLER. REALTOR
ANf ah@AAA NfAN
aRIARcIIFF NV tTsT,Sn,

BRIARCLIFF, NEW LIsTING,-
should sell Instantly Lovely white
Colonial with three bedrooms, two
baths, powder room, beautiful new
Kitchen Sjb, nbO. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1Aif,
eNnN.. OIL A.h1m1
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

FOREST GLEN-3 bdrms., bsnt,,
close in. $17,950. -
J. c. CoNLEY q CO., ~. e-4lS4
-FOUR CORNERS AREA-Redec.
vac. brick rambler, 2 baths. flrepl.,
RGHTTea9 srSeSs.7[E6m6i res Emi SlS's6O' R. N
Evening star., 1963-05-28

PAINT BRANCH FARMS = ysrv
large an-brick-and-stone custom
fully wooded. Separate breaEfa
room. dream kitchen. large formal
living room with stone firepiace
val, large dining room, 3 large
DeuTooms, 3 baths. recreation nm,
with fireplace, 2-car carport.
GRAY-KESSINGER
REALTORS JU. 5-sIno
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FOUR CORNERS

TOUR CORNERS, Northwood viz
lge.-3.bedrm, brick, sep, din.
Em.. ,eat-in kit, bsmt. Wooded lot.
j. 4. HAIPIN co hRa-nhh2
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BETHESDA
OWNER LEAVING

Colonial, 4 bedrms.. ga baths
breakfast rm., den, rec. rm.. liv
rm. W/firepl., earpeted, attached
garage, centrally air-cond. OIL
LIST WITH LINGO
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Shannon & Luchs

NEAR MRS. ks" TOLL HOUSE
spacious brick Colonial with
enarm and prestige. near express
pls. Huge living rm. with firepl,,
formal din. rm., 8 master bedrms.,
"a baths, rear screened porch
tul bsmt. plus rec. rm., beautiful
iisaIn,dseaaped yard. Call e49-7300
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01
Form Tribal Housing Authority

WTIITERIVER - The Trib-
al Council announced this week
the establishment of the White
Mountain Apache Housing
Authority to assist low-income
Tribal families in building and
owning their own homes.
Officials reported the HouS-
ing Authority plans to obtain
funds from the Government to
pay for the cost of building ma
terials and skilled labor for an
initial 55 homes.
Qualified Indian applicants
willing to help build their own
homes on the Reservation and
who are interested in obtaining
more information on the pro-
gram are urged to contact their
Tribal Council representative
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01
SaWK1W Dedication
SET For August 3zSf

tor Wade Head and numerous
others including officials from
all the Indian tribes in Arizona.
The dedication ceremonies
will be followed by a huge, free
Apache barbecue with prime
beef from the Tribal |. D.
Ranch registered herd being
prepared under the direction of
10y Varnell, Whiteriver.
Mrs. vi Hughes and mem
bers of the Hospital Auxiliary
of the U.S.P.H.S. Hospital,
Whiteriver, will cook and serve
the beans and salad for the bar
becue which officials predict
will be one of the largest ever
held on the Reservation.
Following the barbecue, the
mill will be open for public in
spection throughout the after
noon.
The official opening of the
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01

or the following officials in
Whiteriver: Mrs. Mary End
field, Tribal Secretary; Lele
Mae Larzalere, Agency Office;
John F. Goodnight, Credit Of
ficer and Clyde Hughes, En-
plOyment Assistance Officer.
The Housing Authority
Board of Commissioners con-
SiStS of five members appointed
on a rotating basis for terms of
one to four years, declared Of
ficialS.
Appointed were; Lyle Ber-
ger, Chairman, 4 years; Lester
Oliver, vice-chairman, 4 years;
Fred Banashley, 3 years; Hal
Butler, 2 years and Benton
Snoddy, l year.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01
North Fork Shoot out JaiIs Two

PINE-TOP - A domestic
battle that erupted into a roar
ing gunfight resulted in a Toll
leson couple being jailed here
July 3Oth.
William ]. Harbin, age 81,
and his wife Velma, age 81,
were arrested by White Noun
tain Apache Tribal Police
at their campsite near the old
log crossing on the North Fork
of the White River.
Police were called to the
scene after neighboring camp
erS fled to the hills when the
Harbins started shooting 6
at each other.
Officials reported the battle
started when Mrs. Harbin pick
ed up a % rifle allegedly to de-
fend herself after her husband
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01
OF ARIZONA
Achae0I0giSfS Finish
First Years Work

Indian Reservation IA miles
from Cibecue and where the
Grasshopper Stockman has his
home and headquarters.
1t is here that DR.. Thompson
and a group of graduate and
undergraduate students from
various colleges and univer-
sites over the United States
have been excavating ruins pre-
sumed to be l250-l375 years
old.
Complete rooms have been
found with cooking pots and
other vessels found exactly as
their owners left them many
hundreds of years ago.
Stones lying on tops of the
ground in the area outline the
rooms of houses not yet uncov-
cred. There are many such out
lined rooms or homes and the
work is expected to continue
for from five to ten years, Of
ficialS said.
Initial archaeological investi-
cations on the Fort Apache In
dian Reservation were made by
Walter Hough of the United
(Cont'd Page 4, Col. s.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01
II YEAR DREAM
Is REALIZED

WHITERIVER - Dedica-
ton ceremonies for the new,
$2-million Tribal Sawmill are
set for II am, August 81, with
Secretary of the Interior Ste
wart L. Udall tentatively
scheduled as keynote speaker.
Tribal Chairman Lester Oil
yer reported that an estimated
5000 guests and dignitaries are
expected to attend the dedica-
ton rites which will officially
mark the completion of a Trib-
al industrial development
which was first conceived in
1916.
The new mill, under con-
struction for almost two years,
will provide full-time employ
ment for IS Apache tribal
members and will produce an
estimated II million board feet
of lumber annually to make the
White Mountain Apache Tribe
one of the leading lumber sup
pliers in the West.
Owned entirely by the Tribe,
the mill construction was fl
nanced by $I1A-million fed
eral loan to the Tribe obtained
through the efforts of Oliver,
the Tribal Council, Tribal At
tOrney Barry De Rose, the Bu-
reau of Indian Affairs, Com
missioner Philleo Nash, Senator
Carl Hayden, Secretary Udall
and other officials.
Among the dignitarieS in
vited are: Senator Hayden;
Senator Barry Goldwater; Con-
greSSmen George F. Senner Jr.,
John Rhodes, and Morris Udall;
Commissioner Nash; Governor
Paul Fannin, BIA Area Direc-
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01

started firing with a .25 pistol.
An estimated 20-25 shots
were fired during the lead
studded foray in which the
trees in the forest were the
prime victims.
No one was injured, but the
Harbins were place in the Pine
Top jail and pied guilty the
following day before Pine Top
Justice of the Peace F. E.
Thomas to two charges of dis
orderly conduct and illegal dis
charge of firearms.
Judge Thomas fined each of
them $500 or 81 days in jail.
Since the shooting occurred on
a Federal Indian Reservation,
Tribal Police confiScated
the couples weapons.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01

new mill will mark one of the
most historic and long-sought
industrial developments on the
White Mountain Apache Res
ervation, officials announced.
1T has always been the Trib-
al Councils policy to develop
profitable industries on the Res
ervation that will Great jobs and
provide revenue to eventually
make the White Mountain
Apaches self-sufficient," said
Oliver.
He praised the assistance and
cooperation rendered the Tribe
by Secretary Udall, the Bureau
of Indian Affairs and the Ari-
zona Congressional Delegation
in providing the necessary fl
nancing for the mill construc-
ton.
Robert E. Robinson, Super
(Cont'd Page 2, Col.3)
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01
By ELAINE VALVERDE

CRASSHOPPER - The Uni
verSity of Arizona Archaeology
cal Field School, directed by
DIR. Raymond H. Thompson, as
sociate professor of Archaeol-
ogy at the University of Ari-
zona, has been hard at work
this summer at Grasshopper.
CraSShopper is the name Civ
en- to the outpost on the west
ern part of the Fort Apache
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-08-01
Scout News
Of Interest

Page 2-OIiver refUtes
KRUX Editorial
blast at B.I.A.
Page 3 - CibecUe Rodeo best
in years; picture
story
Page a -Senner tells Of
Government hel p
extended small
businesses
Evening star., 1963-01-16
ChiIdren's S Care
Requested While
Mothers Train

A Welfare Department spe-
cialist last night asked men,
bers Of a Northwest civic asso-
citation to take infant children
into their homes while their
mothers undergo daytime voca-
tional training.
Mrs. Alberta Mosler, a COM
organization specialist,
said daytime foster homes were
sorely needed so that mothers
now on relief rolls could be
trained to become self-support-
ing.
Mrs. Mosler, who addressed
members of the East Central
Civic Association, said foster
parents would receive $3.50 per
day per child while the mothers
are undergoing training. She
said daytime foster home re-
quirements would not be quite
as strict as those for permanent
foster homes since the children
would not have to sleep in the
homes.
Mrs. Mosler said some Of the
65 mothers affected by the new
daytime program have never
known any other means Of sup
port than public assistance. The
Welfare Department is trying
to break this cycle" she said
The association met In the
Scott Montgomery School. AIS
P street NV. Clarence E.
Smith. president, conducted
the meeting.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Lack of License
ConVicts Hotel

The Cairo Hotel at 1915 @
street NV. was found guilty
in General Sessions Court yes
terday Of operating a rooming
house without a license and
having no occupancy permit
for the rooming house.
The hotel management was
taken to court when the
corporation Counsel's office
found that the hotels dining
room was not being operated.
District law requires that din
ing room facilities be available
for patrons or the establish
ment loses its character as a
hotel and becomes a rooming
house.
The management was found
guilty by Judge Milton S.
Kronheim, jr., who set sentenc-
ing for February 5. The man
agement's attorney said that
use o. the term 'rooming house"
instead of hotel would cause a
serious drop in business.
Evening star., 1963-01-16
Commends
Stadium Report

Members of the Arkansas
Avenue Community group last
night agreed that a lack Of dis
cipline in schools and homes
contributed to disturbances at
D. c. Stadium on Thanksgiving
Day and they resolved to COM
mend the MacCarthy commit
tee for its findings.
In other business, the group
unanimously opposed any in
creases by District Commission
ers of either the tax rate on
real estate or increased valua-
ton on the reasSessment of
real estate.
At the meeting the group
watched a movie, Pipeline to
Tomorrow" sponsored by the
Washington Gas Light Co.
The group met at st. Marks
and Incarnation Church, Four
teenth and Gallatin streets,
NV. Fred Morgan, president,
presided.