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Navajo times., 1963-08-01

|. LouisG 1sosie, Clerk of the Trial
Court of the Navajo Tribe. Judicial District
of Fort Defiance, Arizona. do hereby swear
that the reom site notice in the above named
lawsuit was published in newspaper known
as "The Navajo Times each week for four
successive weeks beginning on the 25th day
of July. 1868 and ending on the 18th DAY OF
August. 1868 and that said notices are al
tached TO this affidavit and are true and
exact copies Of said notice as published
Louise TsoSie
Clerk, Courts of the Navajo Tribe
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this
22nd day Of July, 1858
Mary Lucy Joe
Clerk. Courts Of the Navajo Tribe
Publ shed: Aug. /. IS, g, q. 1858
IN THE TRIAL COURT
OF THE NAVAJO TRIBE
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
FORT DE FLANCE, ARIZONA
Shirley Mitchell Tabaha No. No.FD2-C-PR-96-b3
C456246 Plaintiff
VS.. NOTICE OF
HEARING
Fabian T Tabsha, C#59613
Notice IS hereby given TO Fabian tFIa-
vian) Tabaha, C#59613, Navajo Indian resid-
ing in Bluff, California, that he is the defen-
dam in Declaration of Paternity filed against
him in the Trial Court Of the Navajo Tribe
by above named plaintiff upon the Bis day
of May. 1868, and that unless he appear and
defend said cause on or before the l1h day
Of September, 1868. judgment will be rendered
in said cause against him by default
Dated this 22nd day of july. 1903.
Louise TSoSie
Clerk. Courts of the Navajo Tribe
Published: Aug. /, 8, IS, q. 1868.
IN THE TRIAL COURT
OF THE NAVAJO TRIBE
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
FORT DE lance, ARIZONA
AlABELENA GADDY. NO. FD1 -C-D-51 So
C#65O9O Plaintiff
vs. ORDER FOR
J PUBLICATION
CENEUAAiESjG jGADDY, }
CT Defendant J
Upon the complaint filed in the above named
cause, the plaintiff having flied satisfactory
affidavit that the defendant is nonresident OF
the Navajo Indian ReserN alton,
I'M
Navajo times., 1963-08-01

DECREED. thai service Of process IN inns
cause b. made b. mailing a copy O; the com
plain and summons 70 the iaSt Known aooi @ es9
of tie Defendant and bS notice plbisted IN
newspaper as "fhe Navajo Times. o'Toe each
week for four successive weeks
CfeSer Hubbard
Judee. Trial Court of the Navajo irllS ee
Date: July 10. 1858
Publ Jul, IS, Is. Aug |. 5. 1903
NAV LEGAL NOTICE 9 5P- |llSIksa
n TIE TRIAL COCRl
OF TIE NAVAJO TRIBE
UDiCIAL DISTRICT OF
FORT DE FIANCE, ARIZONA
>,AerIE>A C;ADTN, mo. FDl -C-D-5l -62
C=eSOoO plaintiff
= AFFIDAVIT or
PUBLICATION
GENE (JAAESl SlCADN
- DcfeE1aE
Navajo times., 1963-08-01
August 1, 1863

Arizona, that he is the defendant in divorce
action filed against him in the Trial Court OF
the Navajo Tribe by the above-named plaintiff
upon the 18th day of June, 963. and that unless
ne appear and defend said cause on OF before
the lOh day Of September, 1868. judgment will
be rendered in said cause against ham BY default.
Mitlie r. Begay
Clerk, Trial Court of the Navajo Tribe
Date: July 10, 1865
N TIE TRIAL COURT
OF THE NAVAJO TRIBE
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
FORT DE FLANCE. ARIZONA
Shirley Mitchell Tabaha NO. 1888
C456246 Plaintiff J
vs.. ORDER FOR
Fabian Tabaha. C#59613 J
(FlaVian)
Defendant
Upon the complaint filed in the above
named cause, the plaintiff having filed
satisfactory affidavit that the defendant is
a nonresident OF the Navajo Reservation
II is hereby ORDERED, ADJUDGED and
DECREED that service of process IN this
cause be made BY mailing copy Of the
complaint and summons TO the last known
address of the defendant and by notice pub
lished in a newspaper known as "Ihe Navajo
Times" once each week for four successive
weeks.
VIM. D. Yazzie
hdCe Courts of the Navajo Tribe
Date: July p. 1868
Published: Aug /. 8. IS. q, 1868
IN THE TRIAL COURT
OF THE NAVAJO TRIBE
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
FORT DEFIANCE, ARIZONA
Shirley Mitchell Tabaha NO D2-C-PI -98-o3
C4S6246 Plaintiff
vs.. AFFIDAVIT or
PUBLICATION
Fabian Tabaha C#S9613 J
Defendant
STATE OF ARIZONA
SIS.
COUNTY Or APACHE
Navajo times., 1963-08-01
STATE OF ARIZONA J
)SS
COUNTY OF APACH)

|, Mitzie r. Begay. Clerk Of the TrialCur
of the Navajo Tribe. Judicial District Of Fort
Defiance. Arizona. DO hereby Swear that the
requisite notice in the above named lawsuit
was published in a newspaper known as ''The
Navajo Times each week for four successive
weeks beginning on the 18th day of July. 1868
and ending OF the Sh day Of August, 1868. and
that said notices are attached 10 this Affidavit
and are true and exact copies OF said notice as
published
Aiitzie X. Begay
Clerk, Trial Court Of the Navajo Tribe
SJBSC CRiRED AND SWORN 10 before me this
10Th day OF July. 1865.
Lena ID. Tracy
Clerk Trial Court OF the Navajo Tribe
Published: Jul, IS, IS. Aug /, s. 1868
Navajo times., 1963-08-01

The NAVAJO TIMES ha s
Tabloid measure mentS.
Navajo times., 1963-08-01
LEGAL NOTICE

In the matter Of the estate Of
Iohn Foster, CT =3SO6O
Deceased
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1963-04-15
MOFFETT HI-LITES

Well it seems that WILSON, the Pool
Champ on Moffett, has new competitor.
STEPHAN, who can make any kind Of a shot,
especially the straight in ones, has
really been showing up some Of the best
on the 'rocl1', like SANFORD & SHOEMAKER.
It seems that DERTCN and WAITE have
gone all out on the Physical Fitness
Program. They have marked off a mile and
are running it every chance they get. By
the way, just where is this mile marked
off???
Arriving this week with only 364 and
wake up was BENSON, DIV. FdlSA, who. halls
from Provo, Utah. I understand you were
a 'Iumber:jack before entering the Navy.
Let us remind you there is a stiff fine
for cutting trees from THE Adak Nation
al Forest!
Understand KELLEY isn't the least bit
worried about his orders. It seems he
has lot Of pull in the lover 49,,
(his Wife's brother is a Sergeant in the
ALABAMA National Guard). How about it
DAVE, think you will get Neridian???
Being the station mascot and famed
columist for the SUN, thought I was
we'll loved by all. The other day one of
my friends threw rock for me to
chase. Only I didn It get q chance to
chase it. It was right on target. Il was
wagging my tail too). How about it
Strict, was it planned that way???
SHl1EHAN is still ron dering how ne can
spend year on an iceberg and then
get orders to a refrigeration ship. Is
it true that the radio shack is air
condi tioned???
I hear FN is installing a water meter
in CHIEF MILLER Quarters. 1t seems
that the shower is running 24 hours
day. What IS the story Chief???
Who is this man that goes to the q
Club and orders a glass Of cherrys.
Any idea SMITH????
See you round the 'rock',
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1963-04-15
!ALEUTIAN ..JHIRLAWAYS

ALEJILAN lHlhlAMAYS
This month Of April marks the second
year that the Aleutian WhirlaWay Square
Dance Club has been active on the Island.
It has been hard road to travel with all
the rotation dates and naval duties that
keep the members continually moving but
with few active members We have kept
the club moving and dancing every
Thursday night to the latest dances that
the clubs in the Lower forty eight
dancing.~
To celebrate this two years of active
recreation the Square Dance Club is PLAN
ming Pot Luck Supper, Thursday night,
18th Of April, at the school gym. Along
with being the Second Anniversary, We GU
have graduation Of beginners, and
farewell party for couple Of the Old
Timer Members.
This is the first time the club has ever
extended an open Invitation to other Square
Dancers on the island to join in social
but feel that We have going club now
and would like to have anyone, interested
in Square Dancing, stop in, pay us visit
and join in the fun.
We have no way Of knowing the names of
persons that Square Dance that have
been members Of other Clubs, SINGER
1y hope that you Will take this per-
sonal invitation and out to Square It.
up, Thursday night, Apri1 18th at the
School Gym, Chuck wagon time is 1880.
For any further information about Square
Dancing or this special occasion Call
John Hampton - 237 or, Harold Burlington.
735W anytime after 100.
+ 4 II II Il # Il # II # # + # # # # Il #
i lcttcr Of Commentator was awarded to
wi lillian r. Pee, F4hcS, USN of the Station
Hospital by C,T j. ". R02ERTS, Commanding
Officer of tho Naval Station. The Conmen-
dation was one that depicted the example
Of go Chief Petty officer of the US.
Navy, of which all will agree, Chief Pee
is in fact. The Concentration for the
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1963-03-28
URBAN LEAGUE
Goes over TOP
IN FUND DRIVE

The Champaign County Urban
League has gone lover the top"
in the 1863 fund drive with S15,-
054 in contributions to date.
The drive, with a goal of S15,-
900, was officially launched Feb.
3. Howard Amerman served as
chairman of the drive, and more
than 200 persons were active
in soliciting funds.
Solicitors ranged from the
wife of a Nobel Prize winner
to railroad worker, to grad
uate student from Denmark who
has lived in the United States
only since September.
Robert o. Bowles, local direc-
tor of the League, reports that
contributions are still coming
in by mail.
Team captains working with
Amerman in the effort were
Mrs. M. G. Snyder, Mrs. John
Bardeen, the Rev. David Cole,
and George Pope.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1963-03-28
EMORY ADMITS
TWO NEGROES
FULL-TTME

ATLANTA ~ = Emory Uni
versity, which has more than
1000 white students, has admit
ted two Negroes as full-time
students for the first time in the
history of the Methodist sup
ported institution.
A spokesman said the two,
Miss Allie Saxon and Mrs. Yer
dell Bellamy, both of Atlanta,
were accepted as any other
students. Both received bache-
Tor degrees at Tuskegee Instr
tute in Alabama. They are
working for masters degrees in
the school of nursing.
Another Negro entered Emory
in October to take a course for
high school teachers of mathe-
mates and chemistry, but he
attends classes only two after
Moons each week.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1963-03-28
Baha'i Fast
Period Ends
Wednesday

An open house reception
Wednesday evening mark
the ending of a period of fast
ing and the beginning of the
Baha'i New Year for the local
Baha'iS.
The reception at
8 pm. at the Bahai Center,
SOB w. Elm, Urbana.
One of the most significant
years for the Baha'i, 1868 marks
the Tooth anniversary of the dec
laration of Baha'u'llah of his
mission as a prophet-founder of
the faith.
Eighteen members fr m
Champaign and Urbana plan to
go to London. England. to cele-
brate the anniversary at world
conference, which will convene
from April % to May 2. 1t is eX-
pected to draw about 1,500 from
the United States and 5000 from
256 countries.
Planning to attend fr m
Champaign-Urbana, are Mr.. and
Mrs. Zikrullah Khadem n d
children, Mrs. Edith Osborn,
Mary Kay Osborn, Mrs. Ludi
Johnson, Jack Sanders, Celeste
Savage, Everyly Getz, Dorothy
Parsons, Sureyya Doktoroglu,
Garreta Busey, Mary Kate
Yntema, Mrs. Bonnie Porter,
Mrs. Norma Luker, Faryar Ar
jomand and Suzanne Slavek.
Two of the group, who are
foreign students attending at
the University of Illinois. hope
to see their parents in London.
Miss Doktoroglu's father, a
member of the National Spirit
ual Assembly of Turkeys
Baha'is, will be in London. as
will be-the parents of Arjomand.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1963-03-28
Liberty Bell
Moved---3O Feet
Phila elphia

4
For only the second time in
IS years the Liberty Bell has
been moved from its resting
place in the Tower Room of
independence Hall.
The shift of the bell to the
hallWay-a distance of perhaps
30 feet-was done to facilitate
an extensive rehabilitation pro-
gram at independence Hall.
Workmen are snoring up the
bell tower with steel beams.
Strengthening it for generations
10 come.
The last time the bell was
moved was in December. 1856,
while a repainting job was N
progress. In 1917. the year the
United States entered Worlo
War |. the Liberty Bell was
taken out Of the building and
displayed IN the Philadelphia
area to rouse greater interest
in bond drives.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1963-03-28
Church Near
Fund Goal

Salem Baptist Church, after hav-
ing Il successful Woman's Day
program Sunday, expects to have
all the money by next Sunday to
pay off its debt on the new educa-
tional building.
More than $3.50 had been
raised by Sunday through the
Womans Day activities. T h e
church needed 81 900 to pay off its
debts. The Rev. A. T. Rowan,
pastor, said it looks as though the
goal will be reached by Sunday.
Mortgage burning ceremony is
planned for June.
AT the Sunday services, Mrs.
Lena Lewis, 410 E. Columbia ST.,
was named Woman of the Year.
For the contest Il candidates were
chosen earlier on the basis of their
meritorious service to the church.
The candidates headed groups to
bring in donations for the debt
payment. Mrs. Lewis was named
Woman of the Year for bringing
in the largest amount of dona-
tons.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1963-03-28
Negro Marshal Sworn In
In North Carolina
Greensboro, NC.

Joseph c. Biggers, deputy
sheriff in Durham County for
the last three ard half years,
has been sworn in as the first
Negro federal deputy marshal
IN North Carolina.
After taking the oath, he told
newsmen he was grateful TO
many people in North Caro-
lima. as we'll as to several high
officials who recommended
him. He also said he was graft
fed at the confidence the JUS
tice Department had shown in
him by approving his appoint
ment.
He joins five other deputy
marshals serving the Middle
District Federal Court here.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1963-03-28
h0 C0ls

Army Pvt. Hildred Anderson
Jr., II, son of Mrs. Bessie An
derson, 1911 Carver Dr. Is
scheduled to take part IN
Prelude to Taps a patriotic
pageant, April 2, 3 and during
the Cherry Blossom Festival in
Washington, DC.
Anderson, with other
members of the Old Guard,
the Srd Infantry's 1st Bat.
tie Group, will portray US.
military heritage from Val.
ley Forge to modern war
fare.
A rifleman in the groups
Company c at Fort Myer, Va,
Anderson entered the Army in
August 1862 and received basic
training at Fort Knox, Ky. He
was last stationed at Fort Cor
don, Ga.
Anderson attended Champaign
High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

WANTED somsona 10 taks over
Pynts O. =. - oEs Cd. f e:iI.1
Cal Char6o Powell ia
1871. Dealer.
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PONTIAC 20 Catalina SafaTi station
wagon 6-pass. l-dra auto, r.. and
h. p.s. and p.b. Embassy black
finish harInonizing original red and
white vinyl int. Just traded In by
responsible Va. family and Is In ex-
cellent running cond. viii welcome
demonstration come In and inspect,
sl.sQS.
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JACK BLANK

Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
3leo l4th st. NV. A62-37oo
PONTIAC 81, primed, stand. trans.
r. and h., W VS., new seat covers,
s3eS. Cash, l34-5S64.
PONTIAC 81. auto. trans, Z. and
H., 500, RA. 3-lBOl.
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TEMPEsT '67 La Mans Sport
Coupe, economy l-cyl. motor. auto.
and n, WV, tires, PSI 2-toneo
Kimberiy and YOrktown blue,
matching immacnlate bucket seats.
This tOp-of-the-line car q new arfi-
val adm will make an excellent buy
for that comnuter who wants
car that Is sporty and economical
10 operate, $685.
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AuInMnRLEs EnR SALEI AuInMnRLES For SALE AuInMoBI

PLYMOUTH IS 1-dr.. straight stick,
7. and h., Eood paint and very sod
tires, $40 ssl-to1.
PLYMOUTH 50 1.dr.. stTaiEht
STICK. sl7s. s6l-5As3.
PLYMOUTH 80 4-dr. sedan. E0od
transportation. used daily $50
DU. LISA.
PLYMOUTH IS savoy AR. sedan,
auto. trans, T. and h., locks and
runs good. 500. s5l-llso.
p L Z MOUTH 80 Belvedere t-dr.,
auto. trans p.s-s heater deiroster'
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial-ChrySle r-Plym0uth-Simca
floo Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $500
PLYM0UTH 81 station wagon +
dr. 6-pass-s 1-tone green 7. and
A., auto; clean wagon priced tot
POLK
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PLYMOUTH 1870 s-pass. sta. Wagon
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sl.lss. so. s-3sss.
PLYMOUTH 50 4-dr. Savoy, 8 cyl,
auto. trans 600 MI, SOS. VII.
LASS.
PLYMOUTH - wagon, custom,
CYL 4-dr. S-pass.s gray. ps-s auto.
cond. BARGAIN, ssSS o. best Of.
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NV. cash and Foxhan rd.O.
PLYMOUTH 81 l-dr.. auto. trans,
brakes just refined s7zs. LU.
PLYMOUTH 80 FuFy Convertible.
full power VS., auto.s blue with
white TOP. bucket seats Handy
mans Special s5ps.
LEE D. BUTLER
ll2l zia s.. NV.
re. I-3l44 FE. 1890
PLYMOUTH So De luxe Spas.
wagon, T. and h. p.s., good cond.,
3lS3. DA. Ssl4ls off. JE, l-l066.
PLYMOUTH 'Sl Belvedere 's" 2
dr. hi., Powerflite, p.s., T. and
b, AZ white finish, fip-tOp eOnd.
TRIANGLE FORD
900 R. |. ave. NE. LAS.loo3
PLYMOUTH 80 Suburban wagon,
auto PSI r. and h. SIS
down SD mo, ssss fun price, eaIl
FRED FREDERICK, Chrysler-Plym-
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PLYMOUTH '9 hardtop, new paint,
rebuilt trans, good motor, going in
seryice 7. and h. SIS cash.
PLYMOUTH "a l-door, radio and
heater good condition. 500.
eIl-bl0l.
PLYMOUTH 81 wagon, clean, runs
perIeet Very reliable, $3.50.
PLYMOUTH '6i Belvedere We l-dr.,
/ power steering, auto. trans, r. and
/ h., exceptionally clean, Sly0pS.
| ROYAL MOTORS
, Imperial 81 chrysk,sF PlymOg5hS- Si%s Co
PLYMOUTH 80 Savoy, 4-dr. sedan,
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PLY. IS club coupe, VS., stick, 7.
and h., new tires, excel. Transporter
ton. Best offer. 10. 7-q0ee.
PLYMOUTH SO sta. wagon, good
cond. The first 500 takes Il. Call
afternoon or eve. ss7-i4so.
PONTIAC '63 wagon Tempest, new
car, never used. S2,l1S. FLOOD
PONTIAC, l72l Conn.
PONTIAC 80 Catalina Safari station
wagon e-pasa. l-dr., auto, r. and
h.. p.s. and p.b. Embassy black
finish harIn0nizing original red and
white vinyl int. Just traded In by
responsible Va. family and Is in ex-
cellent running cond. VIII welcome
demonstration come In and inspect
SlsspS.
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PLYMOUTH SO hardtop, new paint,
rebuilt trans, good motor. going in
serxice 7. and h., SIS cash.
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PLYMOUTH 80 l-dcor, radio and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

THIRD 20 cow. fun power. Z.
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''EE E Esiscf 81; 'aCffioR SALES
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PLYMOUTH 81 wagon, clean, runs
g,srIeet Very reliable, $3.50.
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$50 SE IA i INV M F'n-' D.sl s,zoe
TEMPEST '6i station wagon, Z. and
H., hvdramatic, low mileage, ] own
er. Very sod eond. ~, Peone
daily ANIL pm. Re. 3-oS4o. Sun
day OIL. 2-lez3.
T-BTRD go hardtop coupe. white.
contrasting trim, power windows
seat, excep. cono., SlsYY3,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 z2nd s.. NV. FE. 1900
THIRD 80 hardtop, full power,
Ken K<EsNsfNG II MOTOR SALES
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''S TRIANGLE FORD

5olo R. I. Ave. NE. LAs.ioo3
PLYMOUTH '8 Suburban wagon,
S SSso sal d ps ss,s ,u hHq 1r,e r. s ~
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LEE d, BUTLER

PLYMOUTH 80 Fury Convertible,
fun power VS., auto, blue with
white top, bucket seats, Handy
mans Special s5ps.
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: CHIERNER

THUNDERBIRD '63 convertible.
black finish. r. and h.. full power.
white TOP, red leather sn Interior
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PONTIAC 20 B Bonneville 7-dooF
matte, power steering. power
brakes, White-Wan tires, factory air
plus many more extras Showroom
ar1.anrarra q -cr
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POLK

PLYMOUTH - wagon, custom, I
cyl 4-dr. S-pass., gray. PSI auto.
trans, and H. owner. Fins
cond. BARGAIN, ss65 or best Of.
fer. G. DOVE, All Hatfield lane,
NV. ash and Foxhan rd).
PLYMOUTH 81 l-dr., auto. trans,
brakes Just refined SIS LU,
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PLY. IS club coupe, VS., stick, 7.
and h., new tires, excel, transporta-
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rr ,,,,IIIZI Ha 8. NV ,,,n
PLYMOUTH 50 De luxe s-pass.
wagon, 7. and h. p.s., good cond.,
Sl25. DA. 5-sllls off. JE. l-lo66.
PLYMOUTH ~ Belvedere 's'' 2
~ H., powerfliie. p.s., r. and
+. Al white ,lsss finish dp-top eond.
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Hill & Sanders

RARIBLER go American 2-dr.l
auto. tr ans 7. and h.s Rooc
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RAMBLER 'e5 Classic go station
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going abroad. CAL 522-leIz.
RAMBLFRs '6l American sedan,
extra nice throughout. swell econ
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RIIRROWS RAMBLER. 800 d s.. Sc
II. $500 COpp. Navy Yd) 2sth NJ
sTUDEBAKER 1880 Lark 2-dr
hdtp., va, auto. trans.s PSF yiny
uphol., low mi.s SIg5. ~. S0a4l
STUDE. SIC olden Hawk. P.S.
P.B., Auto. Trans. mech. peri.
sS7s or best cash ofieE. ~. s-sezs
TEMPEST 81, black l.dr.s 7. and
n, auto. trans. Low mileage. Nery
clean. AP. 7-l3ll.
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PLYMOUTH SO sta. wagon, good
cond. The first 500 takes 4. call
afternoon or eve. s87-tA50.
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SHIRLINGTON

ARIiNoToN, va. ov. s-2e4s
T-BIRD go hardtop, tet black fin:
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power. A real beauty for only
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PONTIAC 20 wagon Tempest, new
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

T-BIKD IS, 5 nsw tires new paint,
all PVT. access., sd, trans. with 0v-
erllr.. very clean. Coinn Il aarVice.
nnnEl 81. Sd go.
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Hill q Sanders
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
ll2s0 Viers Mil Rd., Wheaton, Nd.
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THUNDERBIRD so3, gray finish.
Z. and n, full power, air condi-
toned. matching leather interior,
like new. No. 204b. S3,790.
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ROYAL MOTORS

PLYMOUTH '6i Belvedere We l-dr.,
power steering auto: trans, T. and
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PLYMOUTH 81 station waRon +
dr. 6-pass., 1-tone green, 7. and
h., auto, clean wagon priced tot
sell. Sl59g
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PLYMOUTH - A-dr.. straight stick,
7. and h., good paint and very god
tires, $40. ss4-to1.
PLYMOUTH 50 a-dr-. strafEht
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WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and S. Glebe I'd.
Arlington Va IA. +s7oo
The future outlook., 1963-03-22
ANNUAL BABY CONTEST

The st. Matthews Ushers will
celebrate their annual baby con-
test, Sunday, April z, at 800 pm.
Rev. j. c. Melton will be the
principal speaker for the occas-
ion. Music will be furnished by
the Junior Choir of the church
and the Morehead Father and
Son Quartet. Young mothers in
terested in participating in the
contest, call the Future Outlook
Office, BR 3-1758. Elaborate prizes
will be given. to all babies en-
tered in the contest. J. F. john
son, Director; Miss Ada Motley,
president; William Phifer, treas
urer; Rev. John G. Cory, Pastor.
The future outlook., 1963-03-22

TO Meet the Pressures of Today
Through Family Living"
The topics to be discussed will
be as follows: Tuesday, March
26th, Social Pressures - Chal-
lenge to Individuality; Wednes-
day, March 9th, Economic Pres
sures - Challenge to Family Sc
curity; and Thursday, March 18th,
Political PressureS - Challenge
to Citizenship.
Keynote speakers for the work.
shop will be Miss T. Lorraine
Cunbo. MIR. Henry Frye and Mr..
Robert J.. Brown. Local and state
wide resource persons will be
consultants.
Door prizes and a grand prize
will be given on March 18th.
The public is cordially invited
to attend. There is no admission
charge.