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The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21
Aao4s>sa The zoul>.

Nr and Mrs Mark Stout are
sting IN Sand Point, Idaho and
Nss0ula this week.
Billings area director James
-l1an was in Browning on busi.
r,s last week
School children and faculty
"~cmbers will have a four day
alton next week over Thanks.
-AIng
Nr and Mrs. James BipeIow
4 children drove to Bozeman
a,, weekend to visit their fam.
Gene Johnson and Keith
>.7aui packed into the Schaerer
Meadows area last week TO hunt
,.k
Howard Johnson. Gene. and
l~1-.lc Gerard were antelope
~I~'l"g N the Chinook area last
vcckcnd
llm Bldura and Charles Sam
81 l:lc7dcd the annual meeting
.t ne Montana Association of
81 ard Water Conservation
District, IN Great Falls last
Thursday. Nov. u
\ coffee hour hOnOring new
lJmers TO the BlaCkIeet Agency
~?, held in the home OF Supt
a~d Mr, Howard Johnson Wed
1c>dly evening. Nov. I3. Special
guests included Mrs. Charles
samson. Mrs Keith Lamb. Mrs.
r v Buffalo and Mrs. Richard
Harbour whose husband Is with
the soils survey crew in Cut
Bank HOstesses included Jean
". 3dgc-. Pat Badura. Lois Girls
: n and Bobby Johnson.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21

KNITTING machine classes first
and third Wednesdays 7:3O
pm. See the new 1864 Studios
Automatic Home Knitter.
Ruths Knit ShOppe, 405 Noun
tain View Blvd, Cut Bank,
Montana, Phone 938-404l.
39-1Wc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Samson
and children visited in Winnett
last weekend.
kMoNSTER PARTY
Members of the Browning All
club are sponsoring a KMON-
STER hop at the Browning COM
munity hall on Saturday evening,
Nov. %. The dance, which will be
emceed by Gene Marianetti from
Great Falls, will be held from
9 pm. until midnight, and the
charge will be IS cents per per
son. The proceeds will be used
to cover the clubs expenses for
their annual tour.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21
GLACIER LILY CLUB NEWS

The Glacier Lily Club met
Thursday. November IA in the
home of Rita MacFadyean.
The evening was spent making
Thanksgiving tray favors for the
local hospital patients. also max
ing Christmas tray favors for
them.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday. December II in the
home of Ona Rosenberger.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Members OF the KecreatIOHdI
Development Committee will
meet Monday evening Nov. IS at
7:30 at the Tribal office TO sched-
ule basketball games for the
Blackfeet leagues. All team man
ayers are requested to attend this
meeting.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21
LECALS
INVITATION TO BID

The Trustees of School District No.
9. Glacier County, Browning, Montana,
will accept sealed bids on one % new
81 passenger bus. Specifications may
be obtained from the undersigned.
Bids should be marked on the outside
of envelope, IBID on School Bus"
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids or to
waive any irregularities. Bids will be
opened at 700 PM, Tuesday, Decem-
ber 10. 1868 In the office of Marion
z. Garrow. Clerk of School District
No. 9, Browning, Montana.
MARION z. GARROW. Clerk
Publication dates November 81,
November 81.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21

FOR warm floors and low heat
bills Siegler oil and gas heat
ers and wall furnaces. Coast
to Coast Stores, Cut Bank
36-3wc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wall and
daughter, Laureena, returned to
Browning Thursday to make
their home after living for a
time in Chicago, Illinois, and
San Francisco.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21

GENERAL ELECTRIC Tv and
Stereos. Coast to Coast Stores,
Cut Bank. 363Wc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21
Classified Ads

z U NJ W y . Z
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office, in the old Gas Building
in Cut Bank. 33-tfc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-11-21

WANTED: Septic tanks TO clean.
Give prompt satisfactory serv-
ice. Reasonable rates. Contact
John Weathered, Box 697 or
call FE 8-24l5. Stf
Evening star., 1963-02-05

$4,000 American Families Buying Now For the Future!
During The past ten the Southwest has undergone
where did all the people come om?H From section this
people pictured in this advertisement the 900 fam. who
Ss Is. ssd S0ug S6 Popy per- our @ hive during The
$ feIe IN the sunny Southwest wisely assuming that they wait until
incomes Far better to buy the land while the still well
Others buying deeply cherished investment Not esp
sy TO get rich or to make killing rather most satisfying
yin one Of he most proud and saag feelings
10 nnS s' G eTSed am have taken The opportunity
Big things hpening this ndenchd region
homes splendid so9rse ~ afways eieans cspst Of
homes place among the new vTor
Tus communities in the Southwest where the living truly
Estates enjoys magnificent view of both the majestic Manano
and the romantic Rio Grande Valley and River!
AN ARMCHAIR LANDLORD" FOR ONLY $40 MONTH";
That's right Think of M You too become the proud Of
monhy homese measures 100 feet frontage On an
% @npsYsd N ranch & road road and A @ ssa feet depth This lot of
no credit applications and the $40
estate under the sum-! ~
SUNSHINE SPLEND0UR
The guest book at the Rio Grande Estates reception caed
HAy AEEHPY re- E9 gP E6 S9MS Sa 1
Land of Enchantme1t beckonng wonder when
%Gg % %7S hat hogsands upon ihCqnds Of families finding
Est WEALTH THAT ONE CAN POSSESS ''''' oNHNi'
$ S $50 f d his nsn ss
find such crstaea humidity and enough snace
to GROW AND EXPAND"??
WONDERFUL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
Licking for property with high high possible profit? Best rule to follow
DEVELOPMENT ARE TAKING PACEl" This Rio Cyande EatesJ
Now in its third year Of development!
Nearly half million dollars homes have been built or are no
under construction Mile mile unpayed have been
built FINE GOLF COURSE IS NOW IN DAILY USE! AND EVEN
GREATER DEVELOPMENT is ANTICIPATED DURING THE
COMING YEAR! "
IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT RIO GRANDE ESTATES
. Founded in 1860
Hascfs lots messuIs 100 frontage by 27s H. in depth typical size,
Total price just S299 per lot Isl deposit and $40 monthly
iu acre lots available Tor Just Ss49 Terms dspOs SIS monthly acre
. No Interest charges, no credit applications
All lots decided 10 fronting
Dept Heaapproyed water Well and included
currently being built at Rio Gnds Estates Home prices range from ss IN
$4,000. ~ "
T1es per h,sce LOT currently less than s. per year.
Title insurance readily available.
Warranty Deed issued free Of charge.
Reserve Your Land With Confidence -. WITH
ONE YEAR M0NEY-BACk INSPECTION GUARANTEE
After purchasing land you have I2-roH period In which h
make p5onai Inspection H. personal Inspection find thar
his sale has been miepresened IN ANY MANNER simply MI our c
total refund request form al sales office The properly
receive every single penny you have paid In!
Evening star., 1963-02-05
BY CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

Terry Grefe, Mclean High
Schools leading basketball
scorer. Is undaunted by the two
large elastic bandages on his
injured right arm. In fact, the
injuries have helped his shoot
ing.
Grefe fractured his wrist sew
eral weeks ago after being both
cred by water on the elbow all
season. However, the 6-foot,
160-pound senior has main
tanned a Ill average despite
the heavy tape on his arm.
Terry doesn't have any pain
except when he follows through
on a shot perfectly" Coach
Basil Hairless says. t'When 1t
hurts. he knows he's doing
everything right"
Crete recently tried playing
without the bandages in prac-
tice, but his wrist felt weak.
He quickly returned to wearing
the heavy tape. Terry says the
added weight on his arm causes
him no trouble in a game.
Terry is a three-sport star at
Mclean. He quarterbacked the
football team last fall and
again will be counted on as the
baseball teams leading pitcher.
Crete doesn't think the injuries
will bother him pitching.
Coach Hairless points out
that the high-scoring youngster
also is q top defensive player.
Terry's best shot is the jumper,
although he is an excellent
driver, according to Hairless.
Mclean has a 6-3 record In
league play, including a 48-46
upset over George Washington
last Friday on the Presidents
court. The Highlanders are
driving toward second place in
the 15-team Northern Virginia
Group la League. First place
has all but been conceded to
unbeaten Washington-Lee,
which has q streak Of 20
straight victories.
Dean Sclavounos has COM
piled an outstanding sports rec
ord at Bulls High School and
an even better one for Bulls
Prep. Although a student in
the high school, Dean has
played football and baseball
for the prep team.
In fact, Sclavounos never has
played baseball for the scholas-
tic team. He's been a letter.
winner for the prep squad since
his freshman year and the cap
tain for the last two seasons.
Deans batting average has
gone steadily upward each
year. He hit .440 as a fresh
man, ATS as a sophomore and
.525 as a junior.
In football. Sclavounos has
Evening star., 1963-02-05
PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY LEAGUE
BY JIM CAwOOD

The Prince Georges County
League is prepared to crown a
new basketball champion.
Fairmont Heights High
School took an almost unsur-
mountable lead in the league
race by trouncing defending
champion Bladensburg, 92-68,
yesterday at Fairmont Heights.
The Hornets have four more
games remaining. against Sur
rattsville, Northwestern, DuVal
and Oxon Hill. but none ap-
pears strong enough to stop
them.
The Hornets wanted a cham
pionship badly in their first
year in the league. and they
got It Just the way they de-
notwithstanding Bladensburg on
q day when the Mustangs we're
at their pest.
Bladensburg was a fired-up
ball club in the first half, run
ming we'll and shooting almost
so per cent from the floor TO
take a 4s-40 lead. but In the
second half Fairmont's speed
and reserve strength began TO
tell. The Hornets pressed the
last three quarters. and II sim
ply wore the Mustangs out.
The Hornets scored nine
straight points 10 take a 62-54
lead with a minute left In the
third period, then really poured
Il on. In the last eight minutes
they outscored the Mustangs,
28-l0. making l3 OF 20 field
goal attempts. All in all, the
Hornets made ~ OF an almost
unbelievable 90 shots from the
floor.
Junior julius johnson and
Sophomore Royce Day paced
the second half comeback.
johnson, who played only the
last three periods, got 10 Of his
q points IN the second half.
while Day, who had a poor first
half. grabbed i3 Of his 20 re-
bounds in the last half and
combined with Eulois Williams
TO c5ntrol the boards.
williams. the only senior who
normally starts. played one OF
his best games Of the season 10
Evening star., 1963-02-05

in Horizon Land developments in the past
three years.
S. Horizon Land Corporation is publicly
owned there are over 200 stock.
holders, and detailed financial report,
audited by Lybfsnd, Ross Bros. & Mont.
gomefy, is published annually.
S. Horizon Land is a member Of the Cham.
Der OF Commerce in each area in which
Il develops land. Horizon Land actively
encourages all government and trade
groups IN their most careful scrutiny Of
all land being sold 10 the public.
7. Horizon Land has over $50 persons en-.
gagged in land acquisition, planning and
engineering. building and construction,
and office functions.
Evening star., 1963-02-05
Fairmont Appears to Have
County Title AIIWrappedU Up

keep Fairmont close in the first
half. The 6-foot-3 forward
scored 20 points and grabbed
% rebounds.
Jim Annadale led Bladens-
burg with is points, IL in the
first quarter when Bladensburg
grabbed a 1920 edge. Bryan
Carpenter, who did yeoman
work bringing the ball UP court
Evening star., 1963-02-05
Demur's Shot
Nips Oxon Hill

Ed Demar's last second Jump
shot provided the margin of
victory for DuVal High School
last night in its 66-64 triumph
over Oxon Hills Clippers in q
Prince Georges County league
game at Oxon Hill.
Paul Minnigh of DuVal, with
"a points, was high-point man.
Pat Dempsey's 20 points topped
OXon Hill.
Evening star., 1963-02-05

against the press along with
Jerry Quinn, was next with IA
p0intS
Evening star., 1963-02-05
FACTS ABOUT HORIZON LAND CORPORATION

]. Horizon Land holds q leading position
among the sound, conservative group
Of major American land development
companies.
z. In the past three years, Horizon Land has
invested millions Of dollars in lis deyeI.
opments in Arizona, New Mexico and
Texas. This investment has gone into
land, engineering surveys, water, electric
power, golf courses in the developments,
lake construction and roads.
;. Today. anyone can build q modern, up.to.
date home in any Horizon Land eommu.
nifty fully equipped with utilities fur.
nished al rates comparable 10 any
Southwestern city.
4. Over S6 million In homes have been built
Evening star., 1963-02-05

Bell vs.. Wilson at Roosevelt, $3.50
CardOEo vs.. Western at Tech. $3.50
Phelps at Anae0stia, $3.50.
Chamberlain at Eastern, $50.
O'COnnell at DeMatha 3.
st. Johns at Blair, $3.50.
Einstein at LOngfellOW. $3.50.
NorthWOod at Suitland, 2.
Northwestern at Surrattsville, 2.
Central at High Point, 1870.
Sasscer at Douglass, 2.
st. stephens at Land0n, $3.50.
Maekin At Good Counsel. $3.50.
Maret at 81. Anthony's, $3.50.
Hofman-B Boston at Carroll, $50.
st. Johns Of Frederick at Priory, 4.
Charlotte Hall at QuantieO. 5.
Woodward Prep at Kendall. 3.
LeOnardtOwn at Ryken. 3.
Friends w at Flint Hill. 4.
Laekey at LAUREL, 2:15.
Evening star., 1963-02-05

won four letters. He was an
outstanding player for the prep
team last year until being side
lined with a knee injury. He
has won three letters in basket
ball for the high school team.
The 5-foot-11, 190-pounder
hasn't decided on which COL
lege he will attend. However,
he has narrowed a long list
down to three-Maryland. Duke
and Northwestern Louisiana
State.
Jimmy Hall, who had a I'll
record for George Mason High
in 1861. has signed a bonus
contract with the Colt ASS. The
6-foot-21a, 230-pound right
handler will report to the Ma
tional League teams minor
Evening star., 1963-02-05
Quuntico Defeats
Norfolk Navy

Bill Miller. a reserve guard
from Philadelphia Textile In
Stitute. was a new high scorer
for the Quantico Marines last
night in a 99-78 victory over
Norfolk Naval Air Station at
Quantico. The Marines played
their reserves more than half
the game in capturing their 22d
victory against five losses.
Evening star., 1963-02-05
LOT PRICES TO RISE
$96 ON MARCH II!

Rio efsnde Estates is one Of the best
known new Developments in all Of the
Southwest Nov IN is third year OF
growth. and with more than 5 MILLION
DOLLARS INVESTED IN THIS FINE LAND
In acquisition. development. advertising
and construction ALL HALf.AcRE LOIS
WILL RISE IN PRICE FROM i299 10 1895
on March Il, 1861 RESERVE YOUR LAND
TODAY. SAVE sos PER LOT.
Evening star., 1963-02-05
WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
Bandages No Hindrance
To McLean's Top Scorer

league camp at Moultrie. Ca.
next month.
Hall was signed by Billy
JurgeS, Houston's area scout.
The youngster didn't play base
ball last year. Hall was a pitch
er, catcher and outfielder at
George Mason.
Bobby Hart, the former East
ern basketball coach now serv-
ing as baseball coach at Ballou,
recently brought UP an inter-
esting point concerning pay
ment Of people necessary to
run an Interhigh League bas-
ketball game.
Everyone connected with
the game, scorekeepers, timers.
etc., gets paid in one way or
another, all except the coach, +"
Hart said. Coaches in the Dis
trict receive no extra pay for
coaching as they do in other
areas.
There was q move afoot
among some Catholic League
coaches to play a football all
star game within the league II
the ban continues on the an
nual Thanksgiving Day COM
petition against the 1nterhigh
League champion. However, the
move quickly was scratched by
higher authorities.
Incidentally, members Of the
st. Johns football team, which
defeated Eastern. 20-7, for the
city title last fall, recently re-
ceived its championship jack
cts, a little item the youngsters
anxiously were awaiting during
all Of the storm about the post
game riots.
Evening star., 1963-02-05
Luruy Tops Warren
In Postponed d Come

Luray High School, with
Charlie Sandroff's "a points
leading the way, defeated War
rem County, 1866, last night
in District 10 Group 1-B game
at Luray.
The game was originally
scheduled for Friday, but post
poned because of weather.
Alan Winners IS points were
high for Warren County and
the game.
Evening star., 1963-02-05
Big, Beautiful, Sunny
HOMESITES
Zoo Fl. Frontage by 2l7.s Feet of Depth)
FULL HALF-ACRE
BELEN, NEW MEXICO
RIO GRANDE ESTATES
81 HOLDS
your land

Think Of NJ takes only 81 to your spacious haacs ranch site
beautiful Rio Gande Estates This that your deposit gives you
the exclusive option this sunny property while you take the time
examine every single detail and advantage about buying this land That's
right You will receive full information and WE HOLD THIS LAND YOUR
NAME WHILE YOU MAKE YOUR OWN DECOM You must be completely
delighted with this land bargain or your 81 deposit will be promptly
sent back
TOTAL PRICE $2oo / NO INTEREST CHARGES
PAY ONLY $40 MONTHLY!
Evening star., 1963-02-05

Chambers Of Commerce. Tucson, ArE, Abuuueraue, NJ M,
sslsn, NJ, wlleoI hfi, q Peso Tesss Southern Arizona
Stewart Title trust Tueson Ai eibfalsf savings loan
Assn.
Evening star., 1963-02-05
High School
Basketball
Results Yesterday
Games Today

DuYal 90, OxOn Hill 81,
FaIrmont HeiEhts e2. BIadensburE 6S.
Evening star., 1963-02-05
Comes Tomorrow

GeOrgetOwn Prep al Friends, $3.50.
Ball0u at Mckinley Tech, $50.
Episcopal at 81. Adams, 3:3e.
Coolidge At Roosevelt, $3.50.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-19
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SPORTSMAN
CLEARANCE

Us Wool Skirts, slim, peoted and flored.
PIoids and cIeor coIors in dorks and posteIs.
Comparable values IS and more. 700
so Corduroy Skirts, cotton, in popular wrop
style. Medium shodes. Comparable value
8.99. 600
IS Wool Pants, lined; some proportoned.
Clear colors and patterns. Comparable
values 1925 to l295. 500
so Sweaters, Orone ocryc or wool. Chanel
types, cordeons and slip-oVers. Comparable
values 800 to more than double. 800
SIS Cor Coots, single and double breasted,
some hooded, some with zip-out Innings.
All labeled for fobric content. Comparable
values 26.o5 and 1895. 1900
SO Suede Jockets, unIined Several styles.
Comparable values $500 to 1895. 1900
Is Suede and Leather jackets, lined or un-
lined. Comparable values $500 to 1895.
300 pieces including shirts, shorts and
skirts. Comparable values 800 to much
more. 500
% Imported Ski Sweaters, hand knitted.
SIip-over and cordioon styles. Comparable
values 1895 TO 1925. 200
WGL-sporswsor Washington, Chevy Chose.
Whsoton Pozo, Corners and AIesondrIs
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ID, ran and walked ID miles to
the nearest telephone and got
help. The girls were hospital
lied and both were in critical
condition.
Sheriff Faye Gillette said
Rex Hintze of Salt Lake City
admitted beating the girls after
his car became stuck on a
muddy road near the Great
Salt Lake and the girls started
walking toward home. He was
booked on a charge OF assault
with deadly weapon.
He didn't seem to know why
he did It," the sheriff said,
he Just said he was mad at
them for leaving"
Robertson. a friend OF
Hintze's, said he was In the
car and didn't know about the
beatings until he (Hintze)
asked me to help him hide the
bodies"
Robertson. also Of Salt Lake
City, said he thought the girls
were dead. He said he edged
away from Hintze, saying he
wanted to see II anybody was
watching, then started run
ming.
Sheriff Gillette said Hintze
told him he covered both girls
with brush, and when one
started kicking. "he said he put
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this realignment will permit
Mr.. Holmes to administer more
effectively operations and In
stitutional matters OF the three
NASA centers primarily aSso-
ciated with manned space
flight"
These centers are the Mar
shall Space Flight Center at
Huntsville, Ala: the Manned
Spacecraft Center. Houston.
and the Launch Operations
Center, Cape Canaveral. Fla.
The new deputy directors are
DR.. Joseph F. Shea and George
M. Low.
DR.. Shea. who formerly
headed the systems directorate
in the Office OF Manned Space
Flight. becomes deputy director
for systems. Reporting to him
will be DR.. william A. Lee, d.
rector of systems studies: John
A. Gautrand, director Of sys-
TENS engineering. and James
Z. Sloan. director of integra-
ton and check-out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

some rocks and a big piece OF
iron on her" The sheriff said
Hintze believed the girls would
not live.
If the girls do live, they'll
owe their lives TO that boy
who ran II miles for help" Mr..
Gillette said.
A waitress in a cafe on
U. s. highway 40 said Robert
son stumbled In exhausted and
scared saying there's two dead
girls back there"
When officers reached the
scene they didn't see anyone.
Then We heard moans," the
sheriff said. 1t was Miss Clay
ton. Miss AtneSs was found
about so yards away.
Sheriff Gillette said officers
found Hlntze near his car on
the other side OF A small hill
from where the girls we're
found. The sheriff said he
didn't resist.
Robertson said he and Hintze
had picked up the girls, whom
they knew. in Salt Lake City
Tuesday night. He said they
visited several places and then
drove into the desert because
Hintze wanted to see a sheep
herder about a job"
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POTOMAC SHOP
CLEARANCE

30 Dresses, woods including Jerseys; also
blends labeled for fobric content Compor-
obIe values l4e5 and l7.e5. 900
Is Dresses, knits and wool blends labeled
for fobrie content. Comparable values
1875 and more. HOO
! Knits and Bosketweove Woods, labeled
for fobric content. Comparable values
$500 to $500. 1900
IS Two and Three-Piece Knits and Suits
by fomous nnoker Comparable values more
than double 200 and $500
10 Suede Shirts, comparable value more
than double. 800
80 Silk Shirtdresses, comparable value
1895. 21OO
W6L-Potomec Shop Bird Floor, Washington
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WOMEN'S COATS
GREATLY REDUCED

II Mink Trimmed Coots in wool folIe or
wool and fur fiber blends, labeled for fobric
content. Both natural and dyed mink,
Labelled for country or origin OF imported
furs. Comparable value 10000 800
2e Untrrned Winter Coots, in woods and
wool and fur fiber blends, Labelled for fobric
content Comparable value 5000 1900
WGL--Wom.ns Foshions, Bird Floor, Washington
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Space Flight
Aides Shifted
~ the Associated Press

The space agency is re-
shuffling the chain OF COM
mand for its manned space
flight program. It said the ac-
ton is intended to provide
"speedier action channels and
generally strengthen" the ad-
ministration of the program.
Under the new move. D.
Brainerd Holmes. director OF
manned space flight, named
two deputy directors who
henceforth will receive reports
from certain top officials who
previously reported directly to
Mr.. Holmes.
The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration, in
announcing the action. said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
FURS REDUCED
FOR GREAT SAVINGS
Dyed Mouton- processed Lamb Jockets
1890

Dyed Persian Lamb Jockets 1880 to $500
Dyed 6roodtoiI- processed Lamb Joekets
1880 to $500
Dyed Muskrot Jockets. 1890 to $500
Dyed Persian Lamb Coots. $500 to $500
Dyed Muskrot Coots. 1880 to $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
2 Girls Beaten, Buried
Alive, Soved by Youth

TOOELE Utah, Feb. 81 (AP).-Two Salt Lake City girls
battered with hammer buried alive under
brush yesterday Officers l9year-od pat-time dish
washer has admitted the crime.
The girls Carol Annette Clayton and Drnda Jane Atnes
both l8, rescued after companion Tony Robertson