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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-12
Russians Took Initiative in Exchange;
Priest Was in USSR for q Years
Continued From Page Al
He is believed to have lived in
Siberia most of the time.

He is believed to have lived in
Siberia most Of the time.
Vanished From Poland
Father CiSzek was last heard
from by his sister, Mrs. Gear
hart. via a postcard in the
late 1905. The card informe6
her that he was in Moscow,
little else.
In 1889, two years after his
ordination in Rome, he had
been assigned to a town in
Eastern Poland near the Rus
sian border. The following
year he vanished. Nothing was
heard from him for nearly a
decade.
He was declared legally dead
in 1947 when his father died
and the estate was probated.
None of his family knew he
had been arrested by Soviet
authorities on the Polish Dor
der in 1910, accused of spying.
In 1855. the State Depart
ment learned he was q
prisoner.
Mr.. Makinen, a Fulbright
scholar who was studying at
the Free University of Berlin,
was arrested in the summer of
1861 in the Ukraine and ac-
cused Of photographing mill
tary installations. He was sem
fenced to two years in prison
and six in a labor camp.
At the time of Mr.. Makinen's
conviction, the State Depart
ment denied that he was spy
and protested the secret SEN
fencing by the Kiev military
court.
Mr.. Makinen, a native Of
ChaSSell, Mich, makes his
home in Ashburnham, Mass,
where his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Makinen, reside.
This was the second swap of
prisoners by the two countries
since President Kennedy took
office. The first was the ex-
change of American U-2 pilot
Francis Gary Powers for Rus
sian Col. Rudolf Abel In 1861.
Officials stressed tn at the
exchange had nothing to do
with the White House visit on
Thursday of Soviet Foreign
Minister Gromyko. Terms for
the exchange had already been
worked out.
Fought For Immunity
The Egorovs fought in the
courts to be accorded diploma
tic immunity because of the hus-
bands's U. N. post which Ameri-
can officials argue was not
entitled to immunity. Only
three days ago, Federal Judge
Leo F. Rayfiel in Brooklyn
turned down their latest plea
and ordered them to trial
scheduled for November 4.
The Justice Department
moved in open court yesterday
before Federal Judge Joseph c.
zavatt in Brooklyn to have the
charges dismissed because OF
the deal.
Judge zavatt granted the mo-
ton on the condition that the
defendants leave the Unite d
States on the first available
aircraft. They left last night
from Idlewild.
Crisis Clouds Deal
Normally such a prisoner ex-
change would be viewed as an
other effort to improve rela-
tons, but the deal was clouded
by the latest incident on the
Berlin autobahn. Officials re-
fused to attach any particular
significance to the transaction,
other than that it served the
interests Of both countries.
Only one America n is be-
lieved to be still in Soviet con-
finement. He is Peter Lander
mann, a student tourist. who
was sentenced last September
rs to three years in prison for
a traffic accident which result
ed in the death of a Soviet cit
izen.
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Gift Shop
Reductions

100 Pewter Pepper Mill ond Solt
Shokers, imported from ItoIy. 7h"
toll. Comparable value more thon
double, 4.S6
50 White ceremie Coffee Sets, in
cIudes 8-cup coffee pot, cream and
sugar. Comparable value 4.oe, ass
IS orisnteI Fisurinss In white por-
celoin, ga" toll. Comparable voUe
more than double. 46e
3 Sets Of 4 Foldins TV TsbIes with
Stond. Stoin resistont Fornico tops,
size l4"x2o"x26", Iop-hi. Com
porobIe value 24.95, 1886
IS Two-qusrt ceromie cesseEOIes
with condle wonner, white with
oquo, pink or opricot lid. Compor-
oble volue more than double, 2.46
u Imported BFoss Seelss with oIo-
boster bose, scole 6 Va" wide. Com
porobIe value 7.9e, 4.s6
WGL-Gift Shop, 7th Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21

10 ToddIev 0isIs' SMew Salts. Lo-
beIed for fobrie content. Broken
sizes "a. Less thcn comparable
VoIue, 500
10, TeddIsr Dsp' or cirls' I-Pises
Saow Suits. Broken sizes "a. Sew
erol styles and eolors. Labeled for
fobrie content. Less than Va COM
poroble Voiue, 500
u Boys' end Girls. WIntss Jseksss.
Broken sizes BOX, Several styles
and eoiors. Labeled for fobrie con-
tent. Less thon Va comparable Volue,
80 eirh' Knis liess. odon0 oeyIie
and imported wooIs. Assorted styles.
Less than "a comparable Volue,
. 100 % Las
u TsSdlsr bsys' end cirIs' 3-Pises
Sets. Block and white check cotton
corduroy ioeket, hat and sloeks in
cotton. Comparable voIus 1925;
50 bsys' Weel swssssn Importsd
From EMslaRd. Broken. sizes 3-7.
Assorted styles ond colors. Corupo-
roble value 500, 800
A selection of above ovcilobls at
Chevy Chose, Wheoton Plozo, 7
Corners and Alexondrio.
WGL-ChildFens Apparel,
4tb Floor. Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Sovinss On Useful
Stationery Items

Some Discontinued Items
% MsehenieoI Lsod Pencils in dis
continued styles. Comparable value
BIS to 1000. 2.So 10 7.5o
q POkeVachip RSeks with 100 chips
each. Comparable 'Volue 5.e5. $40
Imported Leather Pen Bsses.
Equipped to hold pens. Comporo-
rble value 1850. 500
Is Gloss BiFthdoy Angels. Inscribed
~@ith Birth Month. Not all months
IN the group. Comparable value
hoo. Toe
$40 Metal Book Rocks. Comparable
VoIus LOO. Toe
'WGL-Stotionery Washington
~ Store Only
fs9 -...- .... ..
so Woodward 9 LothFop Feody ref
,srsnes Diaries for s63. Comparable
value 75c --.... 47e
'W6L-StotioneY Washington,
nc Chevy Chase, Wheaton Pozo
ond 7 Corners
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Women's Watches

Il Pendent Watches on multi
chnin neckloee. Comparable volue
2oo5. 7.So
/ EIsin Woteh,, le-jewsI. Com
porobls voIue 4o.s6. 1000
\ fIsln Wateh, 23-iewel, expansion
bond. Comparable value 63. l8,
3l.oo
I EIsin Wstek, l7-jewel, black cord.
Comparable value 24.95, 400
I EIsin Wuteh, 17-IeweI, exponsion
bond. Comparable volus 35.95,
i1.oo
! lIsin, i7-iewei, mesh bond. cover
over foee. Comparable value 29,95,
1900
I Elaln, l9-jeweI, exponslon bond.
Comparable Volue 1926. z4.oo
! Woodward D Lothrop Wsteh.
white and gold color enamel broee-
let. Comparable volus $500, 22.oo
I Woodward D Lothrop Multi-Strep
Woteh, with s strops. Comparable
volus 5000, $500
PIeoss odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL-Fine Jewelry, lst Floor,
Washington Store %.
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Remn0nts-FHdoy Only
Save " on Hats,
dFessy whimseys

50 Velvet HoH Hets in q large
selection Of styles and colors. Dressy
wnimseys included. Comparable
volues 800 ond 400 100
IS Velour and Velvet Hats, some
dressy designs in sotin. Style and
color choice. Comparable voIue 500
pnd more. 100
WGL-MiIIinery, End Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Notions At
Savings

,0S-lz Pocket Shoe Bess. Assorted
tpptterns in VinyI pIostic. Less thon
"a comparable volue. l.So
IU6 Skirt Hangers with seIf-odiust-
sInd spring. Less than "a comparable
,VdIue. soc
TT ResuIer Jumbo BIOnket Bags
With upper. In VinJ plostic. Holds
four blankets or z comforters. Less
,thon "a comparable volue.
a,4- = 'O' '''O
IDS DHp-Dy Clothes Ber. fits any
towel bor. Chrome finish. Less thon
NJ comparable value. soc
144 Travel Kits with Upper, handles,
plostie lined In escorted fobrics.
Comparable value 800. 400
200 Jumbo Germent Bess Of VinyI
plestic. Quilted top ond front panel
with full front length Upper. Com
porobIe value 5e8. 2fOr 500
100 Shoe Boss to match ooment
bnos obove. Comparable volue
'3so9 Z Tor 500
"W5L - Notions. Washington,
Chevy Chose, Wheoton pozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Sove 500 and Much More on
Comeros, Projectors and Equipment

No down poyen convenient monthly payments purchases
of $500 Deferred Poynent Plon Trodens
Indicted Note store locations. .}s.f
Washington Store Only: ...........,.... .,
Protection TobIss with electric outlet cord Comparable
value, 1900 100
Sowyer 35mm Slide Protector comparable voue 1000 $500
conon Smm Zoom Reflex Movie comero with and pistol
Grip Comparable voue $500 1880
Airequpt s5mm Slide Protector. comparable value 1000
$500
poroble voue 10000" $500
Bell Howell Wireless Remote Control 35mm Slide Pro
ieetor. Comparable value, 10000 1000
Bouer Movie comero mode in Western Germany ComPor-
obIe voue 5000 .E 1900
Aeeuru Photo n,onoeuIo 7x5o power Comparable voue
5000" $500
II Rolls PourOid Type Al Fi comparable voIue 24o l2o
ohIs yoi,,e DO 90 '" 1000
Kodok Retino S5m Lenses comparable voue 50 $500
Kodak Refine l35mm Lens, comparable voue, $500 44OO
Kodok Retino 28mm Lens, comparable value, $3.50 45VO
Yashieo Smm Movie comeFa with normal and teePhoto
lenses shode Trodein still in original eorton suOO
Argus Executive Slide Protector Console, uses book lighted
scneen Remote control slide troyS Walnut finish Compor
ohle volue s4o 90 49,. 5000
spleose add looo Federal %
WGl-Coneros, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Remnonts Only
Stationery Items
GFeotIy Reduced

~ sssoVssd imported leather pieces
ideoI for home or office. Included
ore umbrella buckets, wosteboskets
and ice buckets. Comparable volue
l5.oo.to $500. TOO 10 $500
, 10 paln N sIsbosser bosksNds.
Comparable volue 800 to 1880.
= '.n ZOO 10 500
so psekssss Of pspss plssss. Com
poroble value 4oe and 49e. Toe
s fIip-up phsss sIbums. Comparable
voIus 500. 2.5o
30 psekssss sf envelopes. Com
poroble volue soc. 25e
Z italian weed wsstsbssksss. COM
porohle value 1900, 500
; dssk esddiss. Comparable volue
800. $50
WGL-StotioneY, lst Floor,
s. Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Nursery Corner
Reductions

100 lMfanss' MiltsMs in washable
Orlon9 oeDiie. Less than Va com
poroble volue, 4Se
IS lMFsnas' Mistsns in wool. wool
and OrIon@ oerylie blend; lobeIed
tor fobrie content. Some imports in
group. Woshoble. Comparable
.VoIues I SO and .7e, 100
400 IMEaMas' Knit Nets end Bon
Rssss some imported. Orlon9 ocylic
or cotton. Woshoble. Less tfon u
comparable Volue, 100
IS laeomas' HaHs end BeRnets in
woshoble orIon1 oerlie or cotton.
A few imports. Less than H COM
porobIe value, las
$50 Sleeper BY fomous maker in
cotton or Ohon0 oerdie. 2-plece
styles, washable. Size s months
only. Less thon "a comparable vol
ne. -, Las
100, Topper Ssts for girls or boys,
labeled for fobrie content. Plostic
lined pants with snop crotch. Wosh-
lobIe. Sizes S, IA, l, xL ond ti'e
new 3-months size included. Less
than "a comparable value, 100
100 Tw0-pises ToppeS Sets for boys
or girls. Some lectures os oboVe,
broken sizes. Less than Va eompor-
oble volue, 400
50 oae-pises Prem Suits with dou-
bic ripper front. Attached mittens
ond booties, motchino hot. Shell Of
So cotton and 42% nylon; lining
loo% ocetots. Comparable volue
lo.95. 500
WGL-Ths Nursery Corner
, Washington, Chevy Chose.
Wheaton pioxo, 2 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-02-21

Mems and Women's s
Watches Reduced Ns
Mems Wotehes:

Mems Wotehes:
! Meas Wis4nauev, automatic IT.
jewel, block foee. Comparable volue
63.l8. 42.00
Mems WittnausF, automatic J.
level. Comparable value $3.50.
$500
! Mems LOnsines l7-ieweI. Com
porobIe voIue 1886. 57.00
Mems Lonainos l7-jeweI. Com
poroble value 77.27. 5000
Mems Lord ElgiM, 50-iewel, self
winding. Comparable Volue $3.50.
5000
! Mems EIsin. comparable voIue
6o.95. ... ..s .., $500
Womens' Wotehes:
Z Lonsines l7-jewel, lax white
gold eoses. Comparable volue
Io4.55. $500
I EIsin Diamond Woteh, Ie jewel,
oold-filled eose and brocelet. Com
porobIe value $3.50. $500
! Elein "Foseinetion bTsesIst
watch, le-leweIs. Comparable voIue
$3.50 5000
; WittnGueF, l7-jewel. Comparable
values 63.l9 and 72.27.
42.oo and $500
; MoVsdo l7-iewel, white .'ond yel-
low gold coses. Comparable value
77.27. 5000
I Movod0 Nurses Style Woteh,
sweep second hand. Comparable
Volue 77.27. 5000
Please add lo9o Federol tax.
WGL-Fine JeweIy, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Chevy Chose Store Only:

Argus Autonie Electric Eye 35mm comero Outfit includes
fIosh and coses Comparable value, 5000 4OOO
WoIensok s-Lens Smm Movie comerc, trode. I5VO
I WoIx Smu, Movie Editor. Comparable voue, l8 100 200
Kodek smm AutomGtie Theod Movie Protector Comporo6s
volue 640o ,SSGce SGyV
" ~ ~ l40O
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Timely Savings on
Modern Appliances
SmoII AppIionees:

SntoII Appliances;
~ Dszsy MsMusI Cen Opener. lie
II UnivsrssI "7o7" Hsis Dryers,
All
I Univsr.oI "7o7" Knife Sharp
eneFs, 3Il.
Z UnivsrssI $40 Hsnd Mixers.
II.1t
u UnivsrssI 1881 Heir Dryers. TIL
4 keriae Electric French Bresd
Warmer Bosksts, TIL
IS Dermsysr cPsU s-cup Pssee-
lotors, 7I1
10 Lancer con ops~sn by Ro,o.
Broil, 3il
10 csseo SsIf-LOwsSins II Ies.t-
sr, I'LL
so" Atkins Window Fems, z,
speed, electrically reversible, It'll
5 West Send KGbeb-a-crills, 1911
6 West Send Buffet chsss, S.il
z ceseo Chef Mstss, O complete
kitchen appliance set, SSH
l-z4" EIsetrs-Stssm PIus-ia Rs-
dietoFs, tS.ll
74.II
~ Ksr Kools, 27.Il
S-l2" AskiMs oseilIstins. Fsns,
l4.iI
$40" Atkins Window Fsns. l4.lI
3 Reto-B BFeH 100" Rotisssriss.
III
"'''-''" WV "' ia.u
~ Model $50 KSFFss TrsvsI Kits.
TIL
7 Model ATS ko4.. Tsv.I ki..
9.Il
z "Lsdy" Bsttsry opssstsd Msai-
cure Sets, III
W6L-SmoII Appliances, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store. North Building
8 Hurley PFess- -IFoneFss I'LL
5 Sunbsam $40 PoIishsEs, 20.Il
4 Sunbesm 63S Vseuum clsensss,
43.li
I Sunbsom $50 Vseuum eIssns,.
Sill
Z Sunbeem Power FIoes Bsushss,
I'LL
9 ShetIsnd SS-x FIoor poIIshess.
20.ii
Z General Electric WA700v Single
Speed Automstie Clothes WsskeEs,
lll.il
z KeIvinGtes W5oo Aussmssie
Clothes WssheEs, 155.ll-
AstFoI RsfFisesstos I'LL
! 6ensFsI Electric 1884 Gas RaRss,
I'LL
WGL-Mojor Appliances, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Girls ApporeI
Greatly Reduced

400 pieces including polo shirts,
Aets. bIousss end miscellaneous
sportswser, oil Iobeled for fobrie
content. Comparable value 80
ord more. eSe
100 cihs' BIoUsss. Iobeled for TO-
hric content. Choice Of styles, eolors.
Less thon u comparable volue.
100
WGL-Gihs' Apporel, 4th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Subteen Apporel
And JeweIN

100 Dresses IobeIed for obrc content s4 Comparable
Volue 8o9 and more 500 and l2.00
Is Pairs OF Trim S0eks labeled for fobrc content 8l4 CON-
parable values 800 and 1925. 500 and TOO
80 Sweote labeled for fobric content Less than
poroble value. 800 and TOO
500 Pieces Of Costume Jewey Less than " comparable
volue. ..s '... Soc end l.0o'
'Peose odd 1929 Federal Tox
WGL-Woshneton. Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-02-21
WGL-Stotioney, lst Floor,
Washington Store

AireQupt Supebo Slide PrOjeetor comparable voIue s4oo
.| 49, =. 1000
Bell Howell Teesone Wireless Remote Control Slide Pro-
eetcr Comparable voIue 1895 t 1000
J Sell Howell Automatic nhreed Smm Movie Protector.
Comparable value, 1000 a.. 5000
40 Rolls Pclorod Type 47 Film. Comparable voue 24o 2o
De Luxe cemeru Tripod with fIipock device Comparable
Volue, 1000 - f.' 1000
=. .tE'-f. MSt-ccmerosj Chevy Chose Only "a.
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Remn0nts Only
Soxe 50% on
0riginol
Oil Paintings

ceIIsetiea sf ssisinsI oil psintiass
by we'll known French and Austrion
oHists. Complete with handsome
frone. S.eG 10 1856
WG-Pictures and Mirrors,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21

400 Psirs Of fine weoI sIoeks. Choice
og ploids end twesds % well as
bIoek, red end grey. Sizes tbs. Not
every size In every eoloE.
W6L-Teen-Aoe Apparel =.
Washington, Chevy Chose, Wheaton
Plozo, 7 Corners and AIexondrio
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Remn0nts-Fndoy, Only
Cotton. and NyIon
Gloves Reduced
Z 80

comparable valHe. 800 q
46o Pors mostly machine White and eoIon.
W6l-6ove s Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Sove More than VI on
Mohosony SoIod
Bowls -.
100

Is mshessny sslsd bowls with Yssr-
ling silver bssss plus sterling han
died serving ieVk end spsea.
PIsoss add lo96 FederoL tox
WGL-SiIYer Room; lst Floor,
Washington Store t.
Evening star., 1963-02-21

Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Teen and Children's
Shoes
comparable vGIGs 100
500 10 1925
AS pairs In group Of Hoss end heels
for tssss. ehildrcn's dress shoes.
Some slippers included In hi, group.
Good eeIor selection, Children end
teen sizes.
WGL-The Young Shoe Shop,
End Floor, Woshnoton Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21

20 csswIss Sets. Bobby Suits and
Dresses. Washable cotton velve-
teen. IA, /, xL, broken sizes. Less
than "a comparable volue, 500
20 Topper Ssss. Dresses ard Bobby
Suits In washable cotton Velveteen.
Broken sizes N, l, xL. Less than
Va comparable value. 500
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
Air Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21

Izo cotton fIsnneI sport shirts BY
q famous moker. Assorted pIcids.
5, N ond l.
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Savinss On Knitting
Worsted Wool

Comfortable Q7c
uaIHe IS9 "
500 fou-ounce skeins Of knitting
worsted wool. Wide ronoe Of popular
cleoF and heother-tone eolors.
W5L-Art NsedIswork, 5th Floor.
Woshinoton Store
Evening star., 1963-02-21

Whsoton PIoxo Store Only:
20 Rolls Polsrod Type ~ Fm Comparable voue 24o l2o
kodok 6mm Movie CemeFas. Comparable value 500 100
Minox -" SubminiutGrs camere. Comparable value,
5000 1900
kodok Motomotie Electric Eye s5mm comero. compor-
oble Voue, 10000 4. ), ., ~ ... 5000
kodok Movie Camero, trode-in ... 500
pcr sinoeuors with eoss, 7x55 power Comparable youe
Tsshies ssmm comers with eoss Comparable value, 1000
.'r'' '',f' 1000
Sawyer Slide Proiseton Comparable volue 1000 $500
49, ..,... 5, 'Peoss add 1915 Fsdero tox
W5L-comsfos Wheaton plozo Only
Corners Store Only; ... ..a.
20 Rolls POoroid Type ~ Film. comparable voIue 24o 2o
] Asfo SHete 35mm camero with Trode-in 1900
Mansfield Action Movie Editor. Comparable value 100
TOO
sowys' ssmm Slide Projectors. Comparable voIue 1000
...,.' .y..E. -. $500
Bell Howell s5mm Wireless Remote Control Slide Protector
Comparable Voue, 10000 =. 1000
PoiI 6Femmeey % Luxe Zoom Bnoeuiors with Com
poroble voue 10000 49,, .. $500
6.kodek Movie csmsras. Comparable voIue $500 TOO
pes 7xSo Power BpOeuIon with Comparable voue,
29.oo' i4oo'
csrou.sl s5mm Slide Protector. missing cords Comparable
vous, 1000 ..+ ' 5000
Kodok Motomstie Electric Eye ssmm comsro. Com.
parable value 10000 5000
..i . 'pIsoss odd loq6 Federal ,ox - ..
WGL-comsros, Corners Only
Evening star., 1963-02-21

Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Evening star., 1963-02-21

comparable vdIHe
S.90 10 1926
Evening star., 1963-02-21

No down payment convenient monthly payments purchases
of $500 Deferred Poyment Plan. Trode-ins
indicated. Note store locations. f.. .}s.F
Navajo times., 1963-05-09
Arizona Farmers Use
ManpOwer of Indians

Arizona farmers are making
greater use ofthe manpower avail
able among the states 84,OOOres-
ervation Indians.
That's one conclusion drawn
from an annual report on Indian
placement issued yesterday by the
State Employment Service.
The service placed Indians in
A.947 jobs last year, a S per cent
increase over 1861. The Jobs
ranged from field hand to movie
actor.
Jobs in agriculture totaled 21 -
295, an increase of nearly 1 8 per
cent. Within the state, farm Jobs
rose 19 per cent, to 1920. Eighty
per cent of the Arizona jobs in
volved the cotton crop.
Out-of- state agricultural Jobs
rose 8 per cent to2, ,O45. reversing
a recent trend toward fewer place
ments in other states. Arizona In
dians worked crops in Colorado,
Idaho, Nebraska. Oregon and Utah.
There was a 13 per cent de-
ere Sc in nonagricultural Jobs,
which totaled only 1916.
But there we're fewer forest
fires in Arizona last year, and the
need for trained Indian "hot-shot
Navajo times., 1963-05-09

was the second-heaviest nonfarm
employer.
In addition to Employment Ser
vice offices off the reservation, the
agency has five offices onthe Nav
ajo Reservation and the Hopi Res
ervation which it surrounds.
Branch offices for Apaches are
maintained at Whiteriver and San
Carlos.
Indians, trained as interview
ers, staff all of the reservation
offices.
The Tucson office services the
Papago reservation. and daily SER
vice is provided at Sacaton, on the
ella River Reservation, during
peaks of farm activity.
The agency also provides coum-
selling and testing for students at
Indian high schools on and off
reservations.
Navajo times., 1963-05-09

season. A complete tour of the
lumber manufacturing facilities
was conducted, where again rea-
sons for doing a good clean Job
out in the woods was impressed
on the men and how it saves time,
wear and tear on the machinery
and makes for production of the
best grade of lumber possible to
recover from our forest.
The last two days of the week
were spent out in the woods where,
by practical demonstrate and
actual falling of trees, the impor-
tanCe of safe clean work in the
harvesting of timber was stressed.
Discussions were held inc cluding
the selection of trees to be cut,
proper method and care in falling
the trees, limbing the trees, Sc
lecting grade of logs to be cut,
bucking trees into log lengths, and
scaling logs for production and
payment.
All summarized this as a very
profitable week both from the
standpoint of the men and the COM
pany.
Navajo times., 1963-05-09
Welfare Worker
Is Appointed

The Navajo County Welfare De-
partment announces the appoint
ment of Glenn Olmsted, III to their
staff as caseworker. MIR. Olmsted
is filling the recent vacancy Gre
ated when Mrs. Onica Rose
resigned to make her home Tue
son.
MIR. OlmSted was born in Win
Slow, Arizona. His father, Glenn
Olmsted, II has taught in Winslow
High School for % years.
Mr.. Olmsted completed high
school in Winslow and received his
BIS. Degree in Education at Ari-
zona State College. Flagstaff. in
1860. He taught in the Seligman
High School two years prior to
coming into Social Work.
MIR. Olmsted will be the case
worker inthe Holbrook area as we'll
as the OVergaard. Show Low, and
Pinetop areas.
tie is presently living in VIM
Slow with his wife and two children,
but hopes to move to Holbrook in
the near future.
Navajo times., 1963-05-09

crews" decreased 79per cent from
1861. If fire fighting statistics are
subtracted from both years fig
ures. nonfarm jobs increased last
year.
Motion picture jobs, like fire
fighting, cannot be predicted from
year to year. During 1862, though,
1874 Navajos were hired for the
filming of "The Greatest Story
Ever Told" and 16 worked in
'McClimock," most as extras.
Nearly 81 per cent of the non
farm jobs in 1 962 were service jobs
in private households. Government
Navajo times., 1963-05-09
Wilson Grew
Thanks Voters

This is to convey to all of the
voters in District III my sincere
thanks for the confidence which
you have expressed in me, by send
ing me as your representative to
the Navajo Tribal Council.
| am deeply conscious of the
responsibilities of a Councilman
toward the Navajo people. and |
assure you that | will do my
conscientious best to vote in all
matters as your best intere sts re-
quire.
To those who voted for nv
opponent, let me say that | know
you have voted as you thought best,
thereby exercising your privilege
as Navajo citizens. | assure you
there is no prejudice in my mind
and that | will serve all of the
people in the District faithfully as
your representative.
Sincerely yours,
WILSON GREY, Census
No. 75489
Councilman from Dist
rict III