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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-31

The next class will be a sewing
machine magic taught by Mrs
Freda Denison, assistant HDA.
The next regular meeting will be
on February 9Th after school at
the home of Sheila Finzel.
George Edwards, local business
man and member of the Garrett
County Board of Education, is a
surgical patient in Memorial hos
pital, Cumberland He underwent
surgery on January "a, for the re-
moval of cataract on one eye,
and surgery again on January %,
for the removal of a cataract on
the other eye.
Mary Alice burst remains a pa
tient in Sacred Heart hospital.
Mrs. Pauline Kerns remains a
patient in Meyersdale Community
hospital.
Mrs. Everett Hare, Coon Beachy,
Mrs. Dewey Yommer and Mrs. Joe
burst have returned from Meyers
dale Community hospital; and
Mrs. George Edwards has returned
home from the Cleveland Clinic.
Alvin Beachy is confined to his
bed because of illness.
JoSia Johnson, 20, remains pa
tent in MeyerSdale Community
hospital He was injured in minor
accident on January %, while log
ging in the woods for Carl Richter.
Mrs. Robert Bender and son
Randy visited Mrs. Bender's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Shirk, at
Waynesburg, Pa. Mrs. Shirk is a
patient in Memorial hospital at
Wanyesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Layman, of
Hyattsville; Nancy Layman and
Shirley Gretti, Washington, D. c..
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lay
man for several days. While here
they went skiing at Seven Springs.
Jack Layman, younger brother of
Reed and Nancy accompanied
them.
Charles o. Speicher, Laurel, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bart Speicher.
S/Sgt and Mrs. Donald Glot-
felty, who has been stationed at
Camp Lejeune, N. c., are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Glotfelty, for several weeks before
going to his new station in Albu-
querque, N. M. Others visiting the
Glotfeltys we're Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert Glotfelty and family, Clarks-
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Glotfelty,
Camp Hill; and Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Glotfelty and family, Cumberland.
Mrs. Blair Bucket has returned
home after having spent three
months in South Gates, Calf, Wis
iting her Son-in-laW and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Mi
chael.
William Bucket. student at the
u. of Md, is spending two weeks
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Blair Bucket.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huff and
children, Rockville, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Huff.
Mr. and Mrs c. o. Bender and
daughter Ann, Mrs. Gordon Tay-
lor. Frostburg, and Mrs. Shirley
Bender and sons were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Bender and children.
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made in the church cemetery.
Word was received here of the
death, on January "a, of Charles
d. Webster, u, of Memphis, Tenn.
He was a son of the late William
j., and Flora Webster, formerly of
Eglon. Survivors include his
widow, Mary Lou Moody Webster,
and the following children: w. d.
Webster, of Aurora; Catherine
O'Hara, New York City; Richard
M. and Bruce E. Webster, both of
Clarksdale, Miss. Last rites we're
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Food is a universal language
and Miss Mench speaks it well.
Her foods-nutrition project won
the award of the General Foods
Corporation She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clossie
Mench. This young member is
president of the Cecil County
Alters.
Miss Sutton is a whiz at cleo
tricity. She won the program
sponsored by the Westinghouse
Educational Foundation. She is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sutton who operate a
714acre farm in Cecil County.
Miss Sutton is Secretary-treaS-
urer of the District All Club.
Both Maryland All girls DEM
onstrated high degree of skill
and accomplishment in the COM
pletion of their award-Winning
projects
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AURORA EGLON

Last rites we're conducted Sun
day afternoon at Aurora Lutheran
church for Mrs. Carrie Shaffer, 70,
who passed away January 25 in
Garrett County Memorial hospital
after a long illness. Her husband,
David Shaffer, passed away De-
cember 80, 1862, in nursing home
in Oakland where they both had
been cared for Interment was in
the church cemetery.
Services we're conducted Sun
day afternoon at Stemple Ridge
church for Miss Viola Smith, g.,
of Aurora, who passed away on
January Is in Preston Memorial
hospital in Kingwood Burial was
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GH'GsnlSUiIEe NeEUS

Mrs. Daniel W. Hershberger is
chairman for the March of Dimes
in the Grantsville community AS
sisting Mrs Hershberger will be
members of the Casselman Valley
Homemakers club, with Mrs. Gin
ton Irwin, president of the club,
heading the March to be con-
Quoted Thursday evening. Mrs. Ir-
win has asked that persons turn
on their porch lights at $50 p. m,
at which time the HomemakerS
will begin their house to house
canvass.
Mrs Darrell Stahl chairman of
the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits
for the Grantsville community. will
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conducted in Clarksdale.
John Slawter. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Slawter, Aurora, is a
medical patient in Garrett County
Memorial hospital
Mrs. Roscoe Teets, who had been
a surgical patient in a Morgan
town hospital, returned to her
home at Eglon.
Among those from a distance to
attend last rites last week for
Mrs. David Heckert, were son,
George, of Florida, and a great
nephew, Clinton Heckert, of Elgin,
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Beauty and Bruins
Combine to Win
All State Honors

That beauty and brains can
go together has been made
obvious by two Cecil County
All teen-age girls. Both of them
won special honors in 1862; both
attended the 41st National All
Club Congress as delegates.
Janet Mench, II, of Elkton,
and Mary Lyna Sutton, II, of
Cecilton, we're named best-in-
state for their individual club
projects, according to the Co
operative Extension Service.
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DEER PARK

Mrs. Dan Hinebaugh has re-
turned home from Garrett County
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Benjamin Fernando is a pa
tient at Garrett County Memorial
hospital at this writing.
Mrs. Darwin Ashburn, son and
daughter, Hyattsville, Md, were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.
c. Clatterbuck.
A. B. HardeSty of the Bethlehem
community is patient at Garrett
County Memorial hospital.
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Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rembold
and family, Manassas, Va, spent
the weekend with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Rembold, Aurora.
Sheridan Shoemaker, Bethesda,
Md, spent the weekend with his
mother Hazel Shoemaker, and
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Shoemaker, all of Brookside.
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EVANSVILLE COMMUNITY
SALE

Grantsville, Maryland
Hogs: top barrows and gifts,
1925 to 1900; hwy butcher, 1850 to
1725; light butcher, 1880 to 1880;
butcher sows, 1900 to 1910; feeder
shoats, CTS to 1900.
Veal: good $500 to 1875: stand
ard, $500 to 5000; utility, 400 to
1000.
Sheep and Lambs: utility, 1915.
Steers: good, $3.50 to $3.50; stand
ard, 21OO to 21.50; utility, 1900 to
1925.
Heifers: good, 2O.OO to 22.SO;
standard, 1900 to 1900; utility,
1880 to 100.
Cows: commercial, 1900 to 1880;
utility, 1900 to 1400; Gamer and
cutter HOO to 1875.
Bulls: commercial and good,
1920 to 1910.
Eggs, jumbo, AZ to 4Sc; large,
40 to 45c; medium, 81 to Ale.
Britain stressed a desire 20 par
ticipate in Europe's political de-
velopment as full partner as well
as associate membership with
common market
Apache drum beat., 1963-03-01
RELOCATION

The following people have gone on
relocatiun this month: Harvey Steele to
Phoenix for training on ilarch II, and BETTY
Jane Dewey to Phoenix for training on
4iarch II. Pricely Stanley is scheduled to
leave for Phocni7- on llarch l3,
llr. Albert Fe1lers, I'm loyrnent Assis-
tance Officer, and Alfred Garcia visited
Phoenix l4arch H. and Is. They visited the
training schools and the Facilities for Oh
job training in Phoenix.
Lxcellent opportunities IS are now being
offered in vocational training for Stucents
who dropped out Of school aftor the tenth
grade. Thy may finish hi h school and
learn trace at the sane tim5.
For anyone interested in e,nnlow2ent
opportunities, this is q good time OF year
to sirn up for relocation. nch new con-
struction is beginning in the spring, and
the whole employment situation is favorable
following the winter months. Stu onts -ho
are graduating from hi II school, and Ian
to f1rth1r their educ tion thro9 III the
vocational training rrogr2n should con>gct
the Employnn mt Assistance OFFICER iruaediat
~ so that plans n be re0Cy by the tine
schools starts.
Apache drum beat., 1963-03-01
PAGE z

Il #. Ho 3,n655ga n q b ,445b5 4F5b.5 q 35m5ft I
meeting March Il that definite approval
has Jeen obtained to build 80 houses on
tie reservation unden the ner ICED Self
IL Il Housing ro@ral. his Viii be the
fi1 st project under this part euler 2ro-
cram on any InCi2n reservation in the
Uni ted States. Interest in tn 70 ran
lis h gh on virtu lily all arizona rsser-
vations, in Ne1r -4eMco, tn north est,
and other areas. These res vationa ho2e
that the pro i2ct Will he COMPLETED Guic'.-
lily and succ 3ssfully at san Carlos SO the
Frtll be able to take adventa e oftne gro
l9roM. San Carlos has been assured that
there is no l. ii to the number of houses
Irthi III nay 3e 0u 1t here after the first
.rotect Of 50 houses has b en- completed.
Athou III only So houses ill be
built il this project, this should be a
continuing pro@ron, which rill eventually
meet th3 needs of Ill The .ach3s who
Nv nt letter hores. The San Cor1os Hous-
ling -uthority Carl A dorson, Valentine
Hill, Della Logan, Bill Stinson, and
EGennrson Victor) is to choose the families
Iul7o Will ,oantici oate in this first pro-
i;j2ct. These &ill probab1y be p1op1e Who
F1ll be able to ,out lot Of time in on
tou5ldin their houses aud c0Iolete then
ir2D ely, so that OthorS Will De able 10
Ihave houses. Those rho have been chosen =
will he con. acted b. the Housing authority
within the n xt thirty Gavs. They will
Ibe 2;.pe ted to attend 91orel meetin s
Ecord,utdd by Sur al Lnoian At airs
is1af2. These meetin~s are for the our,
hose Of "1al1in" each family appreciate its
L 2sronstl i1itv to tuild the house itself
Land then moint in it. They Will also
make cl ar the role and responsibility Of
ithe 9overnm Mt and the Housing Authority.
Approval Of the house desi ms must
sill be obtained from San Francisco
land lasAir ton, tut it IS hep that
Icors5ruction Will start soneGiLle within
the next 90 avs.
Visiting the reservation recently in
t. in connection nth the housing project
were r. " -ueneran, Of The BIA sjaff
In ashin, ton; l4r. Joe illlie, OF TIL
lBIA area Office il Phooni-c; and Ir.
interhoIGher, n"oJ ct Dlann = with the
i&an Francisco regio1Gl office Of the
IuDlic Housing authority. The IHA Will
lrrovide the funds for the prooral, rEhile
the BIA will provide technical assistance.
Apache drum beat., 1963-03-01

To III. and. 4rlrs. lillian Bro,zp, San
Carlos, a.boy, Leroy "illiam,. ::
Feb. 70; =
To nr. apd lirs. James Falmer,,,r. sa1
Carlos, a girl, Linda Jean Fec. 27
To lIr. and Ilrs. Gilbyrt jones, Ieridot
a .;irl, Karen llcrie, l4accA &.
To III. and ltrs. Larson Cha Lin, San
Carlos, a boy, ,.arch 7.
To l-r. and Ers. David Thorn son, San
Carlos, 10Y, l4arch 7.
To Iir. and hrs. Dyke Nah, San Carlos,
a boy, Benjamin D!,ayne, t-arch r.
To 4ir. and .rs. Cheste1 Hartin, San
Carlos, boy, Merch 8.
To l4r. and Mrs. CARLYLE RUSSELL, san
Carlos, boy, Aarch 2.
To liz. and lirs. Tex 3obers son, By1as,
a boy, Tex Jr., f-arch II.
To flr. and l4rs. Hampton Hao7ous, San
Carlos, ,irl, Aa~ch II.
To llr. and hrs. Freeman -ussell Jr.
Bylas, boy, 4arch L..
A special note to those mothers who
have not named their habies: Please come
to the hospital as soon as possible and Let
us know W'lat you have named your baby SO IS
to complete our rec 3rGs and birth certifis
cate. .e certainly would appreciate it II
you would do this.
Apache drum beat., 1963-03-01
HOSPITAL

The oan Carlos Hospital announces
the birth Of the following children:
, 1963-07-02
Midland Capital
Invests in v. |. Real
Estdte Developer

Midland Capital Corpora
ton, New York investment
company, has invested
100000 in Tropical Island
Development Engineering,
Inc, Tide Inc.) st. Croix,
Virgin Islands it was an
nounced by G. Edgar Scha-
hacker, Jr., chairman and
president, and Brainard E.
Prescott, chairman Of the
board Of Tide, Inc. The
funds will be used in the
development of a 30 acre
tract acquired by this real
estate developer and build
Continued on page Al
, 1963-07-02

underway, which will make
a total of sixteen units.
Mr.. Colt plans to make it
modern in every respect
including air conditioning.
The main old plantation res
idence is being transformed
into a restaurant, which
will be open to the public.
Mr. Colt arrived with his
two sons, Whitney, Jr., a
, 1963-07-02
Women Seriously
Injured in Fight; Mon
Held in $4,000 Boil

Leoara Casey was serious
" injured in a fight that
took place at No. Is. Market
Street in Christiansted,
when she was hit with a
stone over her head by Sid
ney Liburd. Mrs. Casey
was detained at the hospital
and as her condition became
serious Liburd was ordered
held under $4,000 bail.
Investigation revealed
that Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
was involved in a quarrel
with Liburd and his COM
mon law wife Elizabeth
Continued on page ~
, 1963-07-02

senior at Dartmouth and
Tony, a senior at ST. Lukes,
in a plane owned by MS
friend Joseph A. Vowel.
Mrs. Colt, who is expect
ed to arrive here in two
weeks, is a cousin of the
former Grace Kelly, who is
the wife of Prince Rainier
of the Principally of Mon
AGO. Prince Rainier and
Princess Grace were the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Cot on their last visit to-
the United States.
Prince Rainier has prom
ised to send a French chef
for the opening, and is
also expected to be here
with Princess Grace for the
grand occasion.
Mr.. Colt was in the ad-
Continued on page A
Jim Tillett. Locdl Artist
Will Teach Evening
Program Of v. |. Col.
jim Tillett, well-known
local artist, will be teaching
in the Evening Program OF
the College Of the Virgin
Islands. The course title
will be Introduction to Tex
tile Design and will deal
with screen-making, color
mixing and screen-printing.
Students will be exposed to
lectures, discussions, and
the practice Of applying de-
signs to clothing, drapery,
upholstery, and decorative
Continued on page q
, 1963-07-02
Governor Signs Six
Bills : One Would
Increase Senators PdY

Governor PaieWonsky has
signed into law the following
bills which were passed at the
First Special Session Of the
Fifth Legislature.
Bill No. 1925. To amend
schedule III, Section 4O5-Title
20 Of The Virgin Islands Code,
as amended, providing maxi
mum rates for service of
Motor Vehicles for hire in the
island Of st. Thomas,
Bill No. 1927. Act to amend
Section 2 of Act No. 878, to
provide appropriations from
the Internal Revenue Match
Continued on page A. :
, 1963-07-02

New Boy Scout Troop
Organized in Virgin
Islands
Boy Scout Troop 273 has
bee organized and is now
meeting under the leader
ship Of Aubrey A, Lee,
Scoutmaster and Louis A.
Petersen, Assistant Scout
master.
The Troop is sponsored
by the American Legion
Post go of St. Thomas.
Charles /. Mclean is ser
wing as Institutional Repre-
sentative and will represent,
the American Legion on the
District Committee.
Gerald E. Hodge, Jr. is
the Troop Committee Chair
man with William Dicker-
osn, Elmo A. Adams, Will
fred J.. Boynes and Com
mander Rufus A. Graham
serving on the Troop Com
mittee.
The nucleus Of the II boy
charter members are from
the Commandant Gade
School and meet at the
School Thursdays, 7:30 pm.
, 1963-07-02
Charles Coli OF Connecticut To Build
Hotel AT Cane Bay
PRINCE RAINIER & PRINCESS GRACE MAY VISIT

Charles Whitney Colt Of Westport, Connecticut, has
purchased Estate Cane Bay withits twenty-six acres and
large beach area, from Mrs. Dorothy Colby. Work Of
constructing an additional ten-room hotel is already
, 1963-07-02
Francisco Pdrillu
Catches "Pompono"
ond Bredks Record

FrancfscUN7rraNEg6t
a rare fish yesterday called
the "~Pompono''. The largest
caught thus far was only
about 8 pounds. The one
Parilla caught was 1917
pounds.
The catch was made off
Cane Bay.
, 1963-07-02
Tax Study Com. To
Conduct Hearings in
ST. Thomos : ST. Croix
Temporary

The Temporary Tax
Study Committee will con
duct public hearings in St.
Thomas and st. Croix some
time this month, it was
learned today,
The Committee which
was created during the last
special session Of the legis-
lature will concentrate it's
study on Gross Receipts,
Excise Taxes, Franchise
Taxes, License Fees, and
Stamp Taxes. The study
will be made to determine
thesrevenues derived from
these sources, the persons
who actually pay them, the
facility with which they
are collected, the fairness.
@
of the tax, and whether or
not these taxes should be
increased, decreased or
eliminated.
All persons interested in
testifying are asked toAbe-
gin preparing their briefs
Immediately.
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WV
lcONTlNuEDI'

DUPONT CIR. 1897 18th ct. NV
Lovely rms. and effics. SEMI
PVT, baths, maid serv. HU. 3-O7Sb,
GEORGETOWN, p st. mr., Wis, -
kAttr. nm, semi-pvt. bath. kit,
patio. $40, Gentlemen. AID. 4-4g37,
HOTEL SLAUGHTER
1873 18th 81. n.w,-Walking dis
lance downtown, bus stop at door
Complimentary breakfast, single,
dbl, rms Reas. rates. Du. 7-7d66
HOTEL ta40, well heated sci. and
mr.. new shower baths, 24-hr
phone and elev. service, from SIS
Fwkly,, also daily rates. 1440 r.
avenue NV.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for middle.
ege employed couple. Call afteI
$50, 723-3320.
LARGE FURN. ROOM-FOr couple
or man, kitchen privil., 1000
transp. ia, 0-e25S after 4 pm,
MARnIED CPL, no children. hus.
band empl., wife TO be hsekpr. ii
reis. write IA Box lS ISL, star hT p''vu''
MAsS.-WIs. AREA, s8iO 30th ri
-.Beaut. furn. lac. warm Tm.. Ike
cl1set. semi-pvt. bath, phone, park
Exclusive section. Pvt. home. Gent.
leman, $50 mo. Re. 3-0i7i aftei
10 am.
Mr.. WALTER REED-Nicely furn
rm. In pvt. home OF gentle
adults, for sober, settled empl
man, RA. 3-4i3e,
UPPER N.W.-coiored, front rm
for refined settled lady or elderly
man, Home privils. 723-lIie,
6235 CONN. AvE.-Brieht, cory
Amali rm. end FIR. frt.. pvt. home
share bath with 1. Lady only
S3b mo. 066-g3b7.
ML m ~ q - nn-.aan
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"a. AVE, N.W.--vsry clean i.2 bed.
Adults, RIA, a-2s2s, EN-, 3-sl26,
HOLLY HOUSE, 1928 \ st, NV
rurn. and unfurn. siilea, nnd i
elevator service. Call 23a-703b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20

TAKoMA PIX. - Several i.bedrm.
FELL REAL ESTATE VI. S-iIos
TAAkOMA PIX, sci Flower ave-
ineiudlnI al StIls Adsi,iso 6 mo;
Call Mr., SINGER, Ju, O-73O2,
TAX. PIX, 7i2 Hudson ave.-l bed.
shop. OIL. A-72l2, uN, 4-SssO.
WEST ROCKvHLE-Large lly. rm-,
mod, kit, and bath, 2 bedrms, with
spacious closets, End n. OF 2-apt
house, use Of attic for Storafe,
large yard, PVT, entrance. Couple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-20

lass SPRING ROAD NV. Ant.
203---colored Dc luxe apt. near
l4th and Park road. ] room,
hot water incl Only $1,000 mo.
Call Mr.. NEuMANN, Ma, $4,000.
3020 STANTON RD. s.E.-colored
End TT apt, rms. and bath,
NAM Ma, Ns EH ss.S7oSAh MR. NEU-
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APIS. FURElsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY Arts. % bedrms
a ais i turn; 10y Nh. earpetins. in
bus. 81 so incl. utilS. Also 2 bed
IN. $50. IA. 5-le54.
Evening star., 1963-12-08
Do You Prefer
EN- BOSSED
Then Choose
DUPONT "5O1"*

luxury embossed broodloom
to odd slesonee 10 your
roomsl EasY 70 elson .
wears for yeors, and ol-
ways retoinS its eleoF,
vibront eolers. Avoilobls
in rug sizes or for woll-to-
wall.
Meets eUolity stondords
for Dupont sol" certifi-
cotIon Mark Prosrom.
Evening star., 1963-12-08

RcA VICTOR 70" con-
SOLETTE, powerful New
Visio" tuner end ehossis,
stay-set volume, Spoee Age
sealed &TT9
eireuifrY $1,000 WhlS
Evening star., 1963-12-08

ALL MERCHANDISE
SUBJECT TO PRIOR
SALE. NOT ALL
MODELS AT EACH
LOCATION.
Sorry, no mail, phone or
COD. orders. Ioks your
purchases with you end
scvs delivery charges
Evening star., 1963-12-08

A brand new concept IN
texture ond tensl Random
leoped, deeply tsxtursd
carpet for today's modsrnsl
Keeps the beeUfy you cd
mireI In eolors 10 compile
ment your decor, sole
priced WaII-fe-wail or rug
size.
Evening star., 1963-12-08

WESTINGHOUSE l9'' PORT
ABLE, Ses-muiie circuit Gen.
ter, wide range sound sYs-
TEN, bUili-in &TmQ
unfenno -------- WV
Evening star., 1963-01-30

Captain Jim Boyd started when the flying
business was young and wild.
~ was flying Pitcairn when | was in my
2os. We used to send bricks to each other
so we'd get extra pay for carrying mail"
Jim Boyd can tell you about getting shot
up flying over mountain stills.
And flying backwards over Mount Eagle
Evening star., 1963-01-30
Every AstrOjet Captain has a past.

when the headwlnds pushed him baekfa
than the plane was going ahead.
And early instrument flying through fog
into Chattanooga.
Jim Boyd can also tell you about the Stear.
man that was so loud he used to wake up
farmers with It when their barns were on
fire. And the Condor that was so slow you
Evening star., 1963-01-30
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Evening star., 1963-01-30
Shark Caught Near
Site of Stur's Deuth

SYDNEY. Australia, Jan. 30
(AP).-Two fishermen caught a
l0-foot bronze whaler shark
last night 1t is believed to be
the one that killed actress Mar
cia Hathaway, 80. Monday.
The shark was hooked 100
yards from the point at which
the actress was attacked in
Sydney Harbor. Teeth frag-
ments taken from Miss Hatha-
ways leg indicated she was
killed by a bronze whaler.
Evening star., 1963-01-30

could make mistake and It would wait for
you to correct it.
He flew DC.5s himself land taught the
Army to fly them as c.47s). And 6s and Is
and EIectras, too.
Ittook Jim Boyd 7, 200, 900 miles to get to
the Astrojet. (Which is as far as you can go.)
And every other Astroiet Captain came up
Evening star., 1963-01-30

pretty much the same way.
You might say they grew with commercial
aviation itself.
(orperhaps that tcommerclaI aviation grew
with them)
So If experience is what you're looking for,
call EX 5.2345 for reservations. Or have
your travel agent take care Of II for you.
Evening star., 1963-01-30
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Papago Indian news., 1963-10-01


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Papago Indian news., 1963-10-01

PAPAGO RB-DEVELOPlENT PLAN OF 1913 TO BE EXAMINED
By COMITTEE INCLUDING TRIBAL, BIA. PUBLIC HEETHlF