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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-17

been in conversation with most
of the members of the House
committee on public roads. A.
though IT would seem rather
pointless to pursue the matter
further in light of the fact
that there would be no lead
e-Ship for such bond issue
now (unless the General As
sembly were to take over the
leadership. a majority of the
members of that committee
would be willing to vote the
bill out of committee and onto
the floor.
"Of course, il is passing
strange in the light of the
Governors opposition that a
majority of the Senators sign
ed the road bond bill in the
first place. There is something
here that we cannot quite put
our fingers on.
r'I tSalilplc, senators MOE
sar of Cleveland and Saund-
crS both went 10 the Governor
before they introduced the
bill. II would seem that if
there was dceply-fclt oppoSi-
ton present. it would have
been expressed there and then.
There are many angles to
consider in trying to get at the
truth of the matter: and az
this point. l doubt if it is worth
the time and effort. II will
suffice to say that | am still on
record as saying that Column
bus county needs paving of
secondary roads about as bad
ly as any county in the State.
Il do not know whether
majority of our people are
taking too kindly to delays i'll
the matter: but certainly
would appreciate hearing from
our citizens who wish to COM
mcnt."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-17
Ample Supply
Yam Seed Available

North Carolina sweet potato
producers have an ample sup
ply of nigh quality certified
seed potatoes available for
1868 planting.
Foil Mclaughlin, acting di-
rector of the N. {. Crop I'M
provCmCnt Association at State
College. says storage inspeC-
lions have been completed on
all certified sweet potato seed
produced in North Carolina,
About $4,000 bushels of pota-
toes qualified for the aSSocia-
tons blue CcrtifIcatlon tag.
Mclaughlin said Centennial
was the leading variety ccrti-
fled. However. there is Il good
supply of Nugget and Copper
Skin Gold Rush. he added. and
few Porto Rico and Georgia
Reds available.
Although the per bush"I
price of sweet POTATOES was
down in 1862. Mclaughlin said
producers Of quality potatoes
still Noted a good return per
acre.
He cited the members of The
Stat" 400 BuSEcl Sweet PutI-
10 Club who's" top YiclicrS us
ed certified seed. He also Cit
ed the importance of certified
seed III controlling such drc1d-
Cd diseases as SCurf and black
rot.
Howard GarrIss, extension
plant pathology specialist as
state College. says an "aiarn-
ing amount" of SCurf has been
found in North Carolina. He
has urged cooperation within
the sweet potato industry To
help control this menace. and
has cited certified seed as one
of the best precautions
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-17

There were 22,22O,OOO vctcr-
ans in the United States at the
end of January 1868. a yc,r
ago on the same date ii""c
were 22.326.OOO.
The average age of World
War I veterans is 68.l years,
says the Veterans AdminiStra-
ton.
There are 25.OOO veterans ur
the Spanish American Wal
still living. Average age is -
bout 81, says the Veterans
Administration.
Seventeen years after VI
Day there are l5,ll5.0OO World
War III veterans. Their aver
age age is "A. says the Vctcr-
ans Administration.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-17
Nakina Sergeant

kEESLER ALB. MiSS.-Staff
sergeant Nolan {. Phillips Jr.
OF RI. l, Nakina. N. c., has
completed the United States
Air Force advanced technical
framing course for radio
equipment repairmcn here.
Sergeant Phillips was train
cd IN the installation, testing
and repair of carrier repeat
crS. special micruwavc civ
cuts and ground radio relay
equipment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-17
Williamson Blasts
Bond Leadership

Rep. Arthur Williamson stat
ed recently that bonds for bet
ter roads may suffer because
Governor Sanford has not en-
dorsed the bonds officially.
Williamson states:
There has been some re-
sentiment voiced in the Gener-
al Assembly this week, al
though not publicly, about
Governor Sanford'S action at
his news conference March %
in dashing cold water on the
idea of bond issue for roads.
During this week, l have
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-17

The sergeant Is married 10
the former Betty Long, daugh-
ter of F. M. Long of Rt. 1,
Nakina. He is the son of Mol
an c. Phillips of Ri. ;. Green
field, Va. A former student al
Greenwood (Va) High School.
he entered the service in
March 1917.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-04-17
Under
This -
BY c. B. SELLERS. JR.
written for Last Weekly
BY c. B. SELLERS. JR.

(VVritten for Last Week.
TRYING 10 find something
to write about week after
week is sometimes wearying
sometimes rewarding.
Trying just 10 fill up space
won't work, most columnis,s
have discovered. You've got
to have something to say and
then say it well. It's rough
assignment.
What can a person write
about. though? The weather
has been the subject of too
many columns to mention.
Writing of politics and gov
eminent tends to confinc il
writer To the use of very harsh,
too efficient terms such as
capital deficiencies" balance
of power and power Strug-
glCS." Harsh.
Since this is Il season of re-
birth and rCdiScovcry. some
writers (yourS truly includcd)
Jump at the opportunity OF
shouting from the printed page
Spring Hath Sprung!" Fol-
lowing this opening cXclama-
ton comes paragraph upon
paragraph cXtolling the viz
tues of spring, tending To be-
come guShy and SopOrific.
Lamcntablc.
A standard fallback is the
anXicty-inducing topic of our
moral decay. But. no one likes
to lose readers or their inter-
est.
BY now. writer can be
getting desperate. PrcSStimc
looms a few hours off and
here he Is without a topic for
his personal column. a short
story by Ira Longwindcd
might be thrown in but you've
used her material too often
lately. \ bunch of poems was
included in the mail ycstcr-
daN. Wonder if they were any
good?
SCrambling from your fine
cushioned seat, you search for
the poems. Then you realize
that You gave them to a fell
low staff writer. Massive traI-
ma. You seriously consider
giving up the whole mess and
developing a sudden headache.
baCkachC, or instant hepatitiS.
But 10 fake an attack of these
ills would tax your ovcrwork-
cd mental department.
oh, horrible. Your hands
run back and forth cross the
typewriter keys. Why is mat
crial 50 hard in coming? Al
one time. you could toss off
this work in thirty minutes.
even twenty if you were CSp2-
clally alert. Are you losing
your touch, as d piano teacher
once told Beethoven?
You drift into a daydrcam.
In the cream YOU see yourself
aS retired Journalist. NJ
pepper wants Il uon-proIur"r.
you had such high aspirations
al enc time. The cditorShip Of
the New York Times didn (
seem too ImpUsSibly far off.
That was back when you
could write. Now ycu only laz"
around the house. looking nj
StCrC"typcd ~ shows and at
tending civic meetings. When
yen become depressed. you 60
To sleep.
Swapping from your day
dream, you look around 10 see
# anyone saw you in your
escaping" No one did. But
the boss might be looking for
your column at this moment.
Suppose he needs your writing
10 finish out the second sec
/ ton. This certainly is not CO.
ing 10 help you get that raise
you've asked for. You wOnd".
grower can take. FuSarium
wilt is another disease kept 10
a minimum by the use of Ger
tilted seed.
Agricultural extension az
CntS in each county have a list;
of local certified seed grow
CrS. A list can also be obtain
cd by writing TO the N. &.
Crop Improvement ASsOcia-
ton. N. G. State College, Ra-
leigh, N. G.
| Fish Bait |
Evening star., 1963-01-19
Opening lead: Diamond queen.

Opening lead: Diamond queen.
West was led astray by those
glittering diamonds, like many
a poor girl. She led the queen
of diamonds, and that was the
end of her.
Declarer won in dummy with
the ace of diamonds and lost a
heart finesse to the king. Now
West shifted to a trump, but
1t was too late.
Declarer won the trump re-
turn with the queen, cashed the
ace of hearts, and ruffed a
heart in dummy. South took
dummy's ace Of clubs, ruffed a
club, drew trumps, and gave up
a trick to the jack of hearts.
South still had a trump and
the last heart to assure his con.
tract. He lost only two hearts
and one diamond.
Look Ahead
West should listen, to the
bidding and look ahead. Clear
ly, dummy VIII show up with
two spades and two hearts.
West must lead a trump to pre-
vent a heart ruff in dummy.
If North had three spades, he
would raise spades instead of
bidding no-trump. If North
had three hearts, he would pre-
fer hearts to spades. If North
had a singleton, he wouldn't bid
no-trump. The bidding shows
North's exact distribution and
shrieks for a trump lead.
If West opens a trump, she
can lead another trump when
she gets in with the king of
hearts. That takes both trumps
out Of the dummy, and West
gets three hearts instead Of
only two.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no.
trump Q6 to 18 points,, and
the next player passes. You
hold: @
A532 072 0K87 @KJ942
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. Since you have
only 7 points in high cards, the
combined count is only % to
rs points, which is very seldom
enough for game. Be content
with a part score.
Copyright, 1868, Gen. Features Corr.
Evening star., 1963-01-19
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

On the left below you will
find a list of 10 words. On the
right, you'll find another list
of words similar in meaning to
those in the first list. Try to
pair each numbered word with
the word closest in meaning to
it in the lettered list. Thus, if
l means nearly the same thing
as D., the answer is I'D. Full
list Of answers below-but no
peeking!
Evening star., 1963-01-19

Score 10 points for each cor
rect pairing; 80 is good; so only
fair.
Answers: I'D; 2-G; 3-J; Abb;
sc; 6-I; TN; 8-F; 9-E; 10-A.
Like to play word games2
William Morris has collected
several Of his trickiest into an
amusing, fun-filled pamphlet.
For your copy, simply send 10
cents, plus a self-addressed,
stamped envelope to William
Morris, Word Games" in care
Of The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
SITUATI0NS-MEN
SITUATION WOMEN

DESIRE COMPANION and light
housekeeping for elderly person.
Live-in. EN-. 5000.
GOVT. EMPL., presently empl. in d.
G. wants Va. empl. pref. in Airing.
ton, either Govt. or private. 5000
as admin. secy.; chief clerk; office
manager or opportunity to work into
partnership status In business firm.
Exper. In accounting, statistics, rec
Ords management, payroll, restau.
rant cashier .receptionist in funeral
home consular office, filling Of
legal papers; interested in perma.
nent position only or transfer Il
Govt. job at GS-s. Phone ia. A-6l74
NURSE-PN, desires pvt. duty S or l
days wk., excel. refs, and exper
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced
with children and invalids. Full or
part time. s27-5029.
WOMAN, white, exper., will assist
caring for elderly lady. Live in.
After Y, OIL. 4-4274.
WOMAN, white wants to be compan.
ion to elderly lady, Inv, Lve-in.
OIL. 44274.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

LIGHT PLANT Homeliie a.ooe watts.
ITO W D. C.-Excel e0nd. $50.
MIMEOGRAPH. cleo. MODEL rs,
slzS with stand Phone 0V. Jan.
MEDICAL and electrauie. Used Odds
and ends Sat.-Sun. ELECTRO
MED. RPR. SY. BSMT., ls3S Eve q
NV NE &ls5A
MICROSCOPES. IDEAL Christmas iii
for the junior scientist. Various
makes and models traded In from
medical schools. Not toys but full
fedEed instruments. From $50 I'D.
BUXTON INSTRUMENT CO., INC,
600 B Conn ave. n.W. 5Uo537.
MODEL TRAIN, American FLYER
passenger Sgauge, good cord. SO.
Call VII. 6Esl3 after ..
OFFICE FURN. : New and used.
Desks chsirs, files, etc.
1871 L 81. NV. MA. s-36A6
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks, flies,
chairs, shelving, new and used
BARGAIN prices. JE- 7-2S22.
ONE LINED OAK STEREO, AM
I'm, one n in. ~ cousole. $40, OF
make best offer. s53-36o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
ATTENTION

AUTO RADIOS = New pushbEn. u
v. neg. grd. for most cars, 1875 up
Installed. Recond. radios from
sl2.ss. MARTY'S AUTO RADIO
SERVICE, TU. 1900. Ewes. til 3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
SITUArIoNS-o0MESTIC

WOMAN, white wants to be compan.
ion to elderly lady, Inv, Lve-in.
OIL. 4-421A,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
ORGANS By
HAMMOND

ANN E0NA q ~ AAAEnN
st Payment Feb. "a
Complete Selection Of All Models
PIANOS, INCORPORATED
Authorized Dealer for Va. and d. C.
tS22 Lee Hwy, Arl. 524-s44o
ORGANS Christmas Specials. Save
up TO 500 on Baldwin Orgasonic
used for demonstration. GfSRIEL
excl. BALDWIN deaIer), US G ST,
NV, ma. s-0l23. 6les Arl. blvd.
lopp. Corners)s 532-3oo2 IVA. store
daily til 2, Sat. til 50.
PIANOS FOR RENT = For private
home use. Spinetss consoles and
grands, from 50 monthly up with
option to buy. All popular type in
struments either new or slightly
used. Hauling extras. J0RDAN'S,
-FOUR STORES, corner 18th and G.
SITS. NV. (Phone ST. $4,000, Baileys
Cross Roads Shopping Center, Vir-
EInia tPh0ne Aei-46l.7leD, 1882
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring (Phone
JU. 5-llo5), l04 William st., Freder-
icksburg, Va. (PhOne Essex 3-7A72),
Full selection at all stores. Baileys
Cross Roads and Silver Spring
stores open evenings. Park In front.
PIANOS FOR RENT : Over 100 10
choose from at s. monthly and up.
plus hauling. ST. $4,000, PIANO
MART, lois 9TH st. NV.
See our display Of new and
used pianos. Steinway, Sohmer,
Kimball and Gulbransen. Prices as
low as s49S. Terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
llos C ST. NV. DL. 7-sA64
PIANOS, clearance Of hke.neW spinet
and console pianos, Huaoe, Story &
Clark, Baldwin, Acros0alc, Everett,
Gulbransen. Wurlitzer. and others
from s325. Reserve now for Xmas.
SIS delivers. Start pymts. Feb.
KITS Wash. Areas Largest Music
Store), 1880 G st. NV, RE. 7-62l2.
PIANOS, for Xmas, only s425, new
spinet pianos, choice of Mahogany
Walnut, Ebony or Blond. S25 deliy.
ers, start payments, Feb, KITS
(Wash. Areas Largest Music Store.
Cony. L0ca. ,, Dntn., 1880 g st.
NV, RE. 7-62l2, Alex, 2e2l Mt
Vernon ave. XII. $685.. Congress
sional Plaza Shopping Center, Rock
willie pike, HA. 7-1A20 IVA. and Md
stores open daily It'll 2, except Sat.l
PIANO : Steinway grand. DuO-Ar-
player, elect. Restored, perfect. OIL
4-s797, los pm.
PIANOS Christmas Specials. New
Baldwin Acros0nic at substantial
savings. Used Story and Clark, S5es
GISRlEL (excl. BALDWIN dealer
92s G st. NV, ma. e-0423, SA85 Arl
blvd. (opp. J Corners), 532-3002 Eva
store daily It'll 3, Sat. til %.
PIANOS = JORDAN'S branch store
have a complete selection piano
and organs on display including va
lues in slightly used instruments
Plenty Of parking space at eacl
store, 1882 Georgia ave, Silve
Spring gu. 5-lloS. Baileys eros
Roads Shopping Center, Va. (4el
7lsD, l04 William st., FredeT
icksburg, Va. Essex 3-TA72. Goo
selection at al stores. Baileys eros
Roads and Silver Spring stores opel
evenings. Park in front.
PHOTO COPY MACHINE, hig
speed Apeco with stand and a
attachments. Purchased Aug. 81 fo
$423. so. Asking 500 or any real
offer. 656-2900, Ext. 226.
PIANOS For real values In ne'
and sTands visit Inc PIANO MAR
at lois 9TH st. NV. Over 100 piano
TO choose from. A small deposit wi
hold your selection until Xmas. 81
1880. lois 9TH st. NV.
PIN GAMES, SIS and up. Music boz
es, Sis and up. Shuttle alleys, 81
and up. All reconditiOned. InquiI
Al2 9th st. n.w.s " to Mo-
through Fri; 10 to ] on Sat. Cas-
and carry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

Axe PUPPIES - German Shep.,
SIS. Beagles, S25. Cookers, $50. Re.
kingese, $50. Poodles, 500. Dach-
shund, $50. Chihuahua, so. Mixed
pups, s.. Obedience trained dogs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 10th st..
1871, off Conn. ave. and Ri
bedrm. apt. air cooled, lge. Nv,
rm., 3 bay windows. Beaut. furn.
Avail. now $40. MIR. WILLIAMS
DU. 7-5039.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06

RUGS Oriental. axe nad smaller.
Cal nz-1ls sfEsF 8 pm.
SAX. tenor Martin. Excellent con
dition Sles including case. Call FE.
3-26si.
SEWING MACH, SinEer portable,
Zig-Zsg attach. Bal. sls.ss. Take
ever gyhnss: 8 WI Pre- home
SEWING MACHINE. SINGER portable,
zig-zag attach. Bal. Szl.1. Take
over payments 81 VII. Free-hone
demo. day or night, 65s-0606.
SEW. MACHs., recoDd., guar. SASS
Up. SEW. MACH. EXCL 3e7s Bla-
densburg I'd. n.e.s IA. $3.50.
SEWING MACH, Singer console,
walnut finish. LEFT IN lay-away zig
gag attach. Val SO. Terms. Sis
week. Day o. night, RA. 3-slsl.
SHELVING : Steel, rs IN. hfEh
inches, I.ee. isx36 Inches, sfI.es,
lsx56 inches, sll.ss. il. z-2s1.
SNOW TIRES, Goodyear, almost
new, used z mos.s Eixs s.zoxll. ~
ll3T aft. S.
SOFA, ape. sect. cocoa brown, Food
cond., reas. yE. 2-z34s.
TEAM CLEANING MACHINE,
Special condition. sl4S. RA. k-sol7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
POULTRY, RABBITS, Eees

FANCY PIGEONS -Fantails, Orien.
tai frillS, pigmy pouters and HON.
ers. Also a few fancy canaries and
guppies. WILLIAM MARKS, Rte
So, 6k miles south Of Winchester.
Virginia. TEL: Ask operator for
STEPHENS CITY, VA 3o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
APIS. EuRMIsHEn-Mn.

AV0NDALE-2 bedrns.. brand new
an util., $50. Parking, QUIET, Con
ven. area. u1-ls7s.
BRENTWOOD : : ms. and bar,
utils. fnrn,, employed adults only,
no pets. s64-0656.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

CARPENTER Desires repair
DAYTIME, 6s3-27ls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
APIS FuAMIsHED-VA.
tcokIRuEpl


NEW DE LUXE i-BEDRM. APT.
Fec. heated and individ. confFoGed
ar e0ld- and inci al Utii8.s $40.
DIR: Columbia PIKE MI eaa
Baileys CrosEroads 10 Spring lane
and y Blk. noFth v apis. Ai-le56
or 1l-ll3A
FALLs CHURCE-ELnclsnclss. dsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ABBOTT q LANDON, EN-. 7-6ST7
FURNITURE BOUGHT

ABBOTT & LANDON, EN-. 7-SST7
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ALL OLD-F ASHTON ED picture
frames, clocks, furn., china, glass,
guns, silver, etc. Cash. OIL. 6-7o37.
BEDROOM, dining rm., contents Of
home. Cash. We do moving, storage,
reasonable rates. IA. 1881.
FURNITURE wanted today, good
furniture, any amount, also want
refrigeratorss gas stoves, pianos.
Call Mr.. GRADY, Ma. e-267s.
FURN.-TVs, refgrs. House o / d
items. Good condition. Top prices.
Ii. A-lo33.
LADY WANTS old frames, furniture,
china, glass; dolls, iewelry, Orien-
tails, misc. OIL. $40.
PIANO. Cash. Urgent. Kindly phone
Mrs. Quinn 296-666S. Anytime.
PIANOS WANTED
Cash Paid, Small Sizes Preferred
947-0l32 or HA. 2-2l5l
PIANOS WANTED
Cash Paid, Small Sizes Preferred
S4s-0l32 or HA. 2-2l5l
PIANOS ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day or Night JU. 5000
REFRIGERATOR, Bedrm., ~.
Wringer washers, etc. Highest pri-
ces paid. NO. 1000.
Tvs WANTED
Non-worling TVS and stereos.
WE. $3.50
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-01
JOB OPPORTUNITIES

The Arizona State Employment
Service. Minority Groups pro-
gram lists the following employ
ment information for persons
seeking jobs:
Arizona Merit System Exam.
Clerk Typist : Exam every Tues.
at 500. RIM. 800 State Capitol.
No other Merit System Exams.
scheduled this month.
COUNTY PERSONNEL
Clerk l. grad. H. S.. incl.
courses in business or exper-
ience
Clerk II. grad. HIS, incl. or
supplemented by courses in bus
mess practice
Hospital Aide. grad. 9th grade
Housekeeping worker
Kitchen Helper l. 9th grade ed.
Clerk Steno II. HIS. grad,
steno. and bus. practice
Clerk Steno l. exp. in gen. Of
flee and clerical work. typing
40 wpm. dict. 80 wpm
CITY PERSONNEL
Firefighter
Clerk Steno. IT
Police Service Clerk. grad. H.
S.. shorthand. typing
Administrative Intern 4 yr.
college
Keypunch operator, female
only
Laboratory Technician. H. S.
w/chem.
Librarian l. college
Librarian II. college
Nurse Matron, lie. in prac.
nurS.
Recreation Leader II, college,
major in rec.
Recreation Leader III
Storekeeper. H. S. grad.
Tabulating Equip. Oper. /. II,
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-01

Members of the Senior Choir Pilgrim Baptist Church en-
joyed a social affair last Saturday,
Pictured above Mesdaes Allen Cason Nancy
Black. Rosie Hobby Sadie Smith, Flora Hobby Voss.
Pausing party held by
the Senior Choir Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church Cason
Elijah Martini Mines Mary Hall, Fannie Rucker Leonard Mcde,
Messrs. Hall. L. Wesbrooks. Joe and L.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-01
AKA CHAPTERS
HOLD JOINT MEET

Eta Epsilon Omega, Tucson
chapter and Delta Beta Omega,
Phoenix chapter of the Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority met joint
ly on Feb. l6 for founders day
and rededication observance. The
meeting was held in Tucson.
Mrs. Greed Taylor. of Tucson,
guest speaker chose as her topic,
IA Look at Alpha Kappa Alpha"
Mesdames Laura Banks and
Lois Brooks received special
honors. Phoenix sorors attending
we're Mesdames Lottie Wyatt,
Hazel Williams. Merdine Will
Jams. Lois Brooks, Misses Bar
bara Holman, Martha Clark,
Mines. Clara Venerable, Thelma
Snowden. Goldye Hart, Heraldine
Solomon. Dorothy Crowley. Ann
Taylor, Ozella James, Honor
Heron, Doris Moten. Clendolyn
Corbin. Louise Phillips. Irma
Leos and Mamie Owens.
Arizona tribune., 1963-03-01
FBl CHIEF
NOTES CRIME RISE

WASHINGTON = J.Edgar Hoo
yer, director of the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation said four
major crimes were committed
in the United States every min
ute In 1862.
He Is alarmed at the contin-
ued rise In the arrests of young
persons under l8 years of age.
Hoover further stated crime
has risen nearly five times fast
er than the population over the
last five years.
Navajo times., 1963-01-24
lndium Arts Show Scheduled

Scotsdale sponsoring
March 110 the Executive House. Scodale
the publicity director Mrs. Harold August
following manner
will what is called traditional
newfields
and thereby further accomplishments
interested and Crafts
$751; Scortsdale Arizona
February g.
Navajo times., 1963-01-24
''NEVER MIND--

word reached us from Denver, Colorado that
application has been submitted the Colorado Racing
Commission for agreyhound racing track at Allison in
southwest Colorado.
Denver attorney RICHARD HTTE, who submitted the
application said the chief stockhoder O. L. Garrett
son. oil and gas refining company president at Farm
ington, New Mexico.
Hite requested so night racing season from July
through September T. 1864 They probably sell
you Hot Dogs while you are at the race track
Don't forget folks postage on letter is cents
we had to pay the extra one-cent some of mail
One wag, licking the cent stamp, GUY NOR
GAN, Cottonwood Springs, said, II guessed this helped
explain why there were no longer any nickle cokes.
This is for the birdsAn eagle swooped down
Vokswagen recently burst through the windshield and
attacked the two rabbit hunters inside
New Mexico hunters, Jim Mcneil, %, Clovis, NM
and Kent Flemins 49, Mountainar N.M said the eagle
clawed them badly they had to get medical attention
They killed the eagle with 22-caliber rifle. The
bird had wngspan of sixfee and it took several shots
to dispatch it.
got the message from the Division of Motor Vehi-
cles, Arizona Highway Department Officials that you
must obtain Arizona license plates if you work at Win
dow Rock and any person who engages in trade, pro-
tess1on, or occupation IN this state or who accepts
employment in other than seasonal agricultural work
must obtain state license plates
While was in Kayenta, l heard some of the Can
ddates running for r iba l Council, one HARVEY
BLACKWATER, Kayenta, Arizona said, Temper de-
stroys homes than termites, and warn youpeo-
pie there will be lot of tempers during Tribal
elections" At Red Rock, Arizona, another
didate for the Council, HARRY TOME, said, 'You
people think I'm little young but let tell you this
middle age is when the narrow waist and the broad
mind begin to change Places" At Shiprock, New
Mexico, another candidate for the Council who
to have answer is CARL TODACHEENIE, THE
machine that did away with horses is we'll the
way to doing away with people," have job of
taking pictures of Candidates. Please contact me at
Public Relations Office at any time during the week.