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FURNITURE = coupls Transferred
out Of area, and Vs are iookins
for = rssponslbls party 70 aseum,
The pavmenta OF $40 per mo, on
their ant. fun Of furniture. con.
alstlne of modern bedroom, rofn. |.
iamps. dinstts table and I ehalrs
Including reeond. TV, ~ the ride.
uloufly low hsiance Of 5000, cal
Credit Mgr. Mra Gross MARI o'r
500. Availabls 'tii . pm.
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EXAMPLES:
0ulbransen Organ, new model r.
lust released, $5sb up dependent
upon finish.
Hammond Chord organ. used,
Normally S09b, now S44a
Thomas Piano -OrgAn combination
cabinet slightly SCARED. Normally
Sl,leb, now S09h
Magnavox, Organ, new, all
transistor, S4at
Kinsman Duchess organ, only i,
used. Normally S90B, now S595
krAkauer pianos, greatly reduced
Jansen pianos. only 2, 1 at S449
cherry new, &4DE
Sturn piano. new, only Al" con.
sole, full keyboard.
Normally S0ob, now S3pE
PIANO a ORGAN Foundation, Inc
sos 9, Wash. st.. Alex. KI. 9-ISbC
blocks from Wilson Bridge
Open daily during sale. l0a.m..9 I'm
0RGANs-washineton's largest Se,
lection. OF new and used hom,
and church organs, All famoui
makes. Values IRON SI5O, KITT's
l3 convenient locationS). Dntn.
1880 @ 81, NV. RE. 7-82l2, Alex.
2b21 Mt, Vernon ave. XXI. s-6Ss3
Congressional Plaza shopping ctr.
Rockville pike. HA. 7-742O IVA
and Nd. stores open daily It'll q
pm. except Sat.l
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MAID

Enropsan or Spanish, must speal
English, experienced g.h.W., chile
care, with references. Nearby Re.
thesdA private home, Live IN wftf
excellent salary. Call OIL. 4-33bs
for interview.
MAID. 5It days, Must live in, pvt
rna. with bath. All up-to-dat.
equipmt. Must have refs. A perm
Dos. Sal. $40 per VIZ. Only exper
viii be cons. Call MRS. GIBBS
80. 5-4460.
MAIDS. live In. No money needed
Open daily and late ewes. Alss
Sat. and sun, FLO JOB CTR
1902 n 81. ne. 5i6-2l0O.
MAID for small effie. ant, little Of
no hoysework, care for sick younI
lady. .32-b7OS.
MATURE LADY, live in and carC
for children and home. salarI
open. Call aft. pm. co. B-b5O0
MATURE LADY, in Va. Hills area
for child care and Inv, so, 5,
72S2 after z pm.
MATURE LADY, TO live IN. witt
colored family, room, board anc
small salary In exch. for chile
care. RA. 6-020o.
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OkGANs--SAve on Baldwin OrgA,
sonic used for demo. and teaching
0ISRIEL PIANO q ORGAN co.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
o26 q ST. NV. MA, S-042s
64s5 Ari. Blvd. on. z Cor, b33- 30Oo
IVA. Store Daily TIL 0, Sat. Til 81
ORGANs-we have several values
IN slightly used and floor sample
home orgaps, Choice Of makes. ST
3-g400, JoRDAN's. corner 18th
and q sts. NV.
Evening star., 1963-04-05

00-kARTs, special. new Dart Kart
new. McCulloch 8 and 40 enRires
used Karts and englnes. Cali .
a D KART SHOP, wa. (-o021
GuNg-LueerL matching nos., $50:
30 saw revs., SIS; Colt and ekW
46 feyss $50: 3O-00 eprgs.. e3l:
Civil War revs., many other rifies.
pistols. all very reas. az. a-eef0
" noon 70 10 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-05
EASEMENTS
CELLARS DUG

Under your house Low mid-winte
Tm. EboAR KkkkER. RA. e-lses
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HELP DOMESTIC

HOUSEKEEPER, live in, care for
children, take complete charge
while parents work. salary open,
LADY TO WATCH 2 children. Live
in or S-day week. s.S. Alex. area.
765.277o.
LIVE IN, care for limo. old
daughter for professional couple,
g.h.w., IS min. from Capitol. Start
SIS wk. Phone 24s.1s9s.
LIVE.IN, cooking, g.h.w., companion
| TO injured lady, good salary, An.
drew Chapel area, 75s.2l7l.
MAID for 30 girls at University Of
Md to serve meals and do light
laundry. 5l7 days, hrs. 10000. OIL,
! 4.2640.
MAID for g.h.w., live in, will accept
young woman with child, refs,
cOnv. transp. 726.2e7l.
MAID FOR DENTAL OFFICE. Must
be young, attractive, alert and de.
pendable. College Park. D7.esl4,
MATURE WOMAN to take care Of 2
children and do housekeeping, live
In. 73S.o596
WOMAN for care Of children, loA
hrs. per day, 5-day week, live out,
Ref 5el.l590 aft. q pm.
WOMAN to live in white home, care
for boys, In school, Will take
woman with ! child. 5Ao.28S4.
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ROOMS WANTED
APIS. FURNISHED-D.C.
AIR CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

apis. by the day includ-
ing maid service, reduced rates for
monthly occupancy with linens and
maid service, secretarial service
sun deck overlooking entire city,
ampliiied master televisiOn antenna
system, garage facilities. II min
utes from White House.
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Call day or or night. Work guarsn-
PAINTING interior, exterior, roof
carpentry, gutter work by white
mech. Call anytime. CHI. s-4AoA.
PAINTING, COLOR BLENDING to
your satisfaction, "a yrs. bus. Resi-.
dent, cOmml. ia. 9.7429.
PAINTING Rooms Sl6, apis, S4s
and SIS. Homes, real estate work.
Best refs. Do own work. Free est
Reliable. 217-oo42, Ewes. 77S.7s46.
PAINTING, inter. and exter., no
drinkers (white), ref, satisfaction
guar. Ii. 1859 or VIII. 6.A9Al.
PAINTIN G-Will paint average
room for Sl2 labor charge. Also ex.
terror work. Call BILL, 67l.434l.
PAINTING, plastering, carpentry,
rec. rm., IS years experience. Call
26S-s2l5 HO. 2.o93s.
PAPERHANGING, SIS and up this
week only '63 Sunfast, washable
HE. 9.lsS1, ia. 9.454s. VIII. 2.94Ss.
PLASTERING, waterproofing d
llreprooiing. Call MIR. JAK +,
7]7.6354
TV REPAIRS. Free estimates in vol
home. Day and night calls. Reason.
able rates. ia. 9.7992
WALL SCRAPING and plastcrinr
lst.class, all work guaranteed, RE.
1894.
WALL SCRAPING, painting and
plastering, cement work. Free est.
mates, reas. rates. S46.74l2.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL by the
only bonded and ms. paper reno.
val co. In ID. C., Md, Va. Dl.
LIAM
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GEICO
GREE PARKING)

An Equsl.oppOrtunity EMPLOYER
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

.ADY, colored to share apt. with
same. Call 396-4l3o after 8 pm.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ALEX, near Baileys Crossroads 10
Man, 7o.75, share apt with 2 other
men. Swim. pool, avail, immed.
A8l.sll6 after $3.50 pm.
GEORGETOWN = Recent college
grad girl. 10 share furn. apt with
) other girls, 265.54le Ewes, aft. o.
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BOOKCASE HEAD ARD, like
new, bleached walnut, footboard,
rails and Stats. 5l-3l66 after 7 pm.
BOOKCASES, brand-new, metal
12x30X2q in, SIS. l5X36x2o in,
$3.50. 24x36x3S, $3.50. JE. 2.2922.
CAMERAS. used. We pay top pric,
81 1, ur ME- pslss
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PIANOS-Sharply marked down,
new full So note choice Of sew
eral beaut. styles and finishes
70 yr. guarantee. $495. KITS.
town. 1880 G st. NV, RE 1922
Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave, XII.
S-6SS3, Congressional Plaz a
Shopping Ctr, Rockville pike.
HA. 7-7420. IVA. and Md. stores
open daily til 8 pm. except Sat-
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FURN. - Two-eushion sofa-bed, like
new, excel. cOnd. Paid $4o5, will
sell for $50. Call 726-l942.
FURNACE, used, 10000 BTU, oil
fired. Complete with 275-gal tank
and ducts, good cOnd., $500 or best
offer. JE. 2-47s3,
FURN. -Liv. rm. and bedrm. set,
coffee tbls. All for $3.50. New dis
COsal in carton SIS. See Mgr, l475
Euclid st. NV.
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SlTUATI0NS-MEN
Accountant Controller

Accountant Controller
Extensive accounting and business
eNper. Full charge. Box FAC Star
ACCOUNTANT, u yrs. diversified
eNper incl. retail. const.. manu-.
al taxes, systems and procedures.
10 to 20 hrs, per wk', day or eve.
Box A]3.D, Star.
MAN DESIRES PART.TIME WORK
ewes and week ends, cleaning OF.
fees, laundromats, etc RE. 5.l69s
MAN, col. desires lob Dump truck
driving, 10 wheeler or str. axle. ID.
c, lie. Box AlJ.X, Star.
MAN DESIRES JOB, rough carpen.
try and cabinet making, Cali MR..
DONALD SIMMONS DU, 1898,
MEN AVAILABLE Homework, ward
work painting, rough carpentry. etc.
Call ME-. e.4532.
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SITUATION MEN

PH.D CANDIDATE urgently needs
start full time pm. work. In 3 wks
Exper. teach. logic, phil, mag.
newsp. staff writer, public rela.
tons, mgr. editor, married, TOP
refs. messages. FEE. 1890.
WILL CARE FOR INVALID MAN, Z
yrs. nursing eXper., many excel
refs, o32-57o8 or 032-6l76.
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Has Garrard Type A with Cartridge.
WA. 1908.
PIANOS FOR RENT-For private
home use. Spinets, consoles and
grands from So monthly up with
option to buy; All popular type in
;I set, either new 9 q6pI SIiEghhttly
FOUR STONES. corner 18th and g
SITS. NV. (PhOne ST. $4,000, Bail
eys Cross Roads Shopping Center,
Virginia (Phone A8l-7l8D, 1882
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring (Phone
JU. 5-ll05l, l04 William ST., Freder-
icksburg, Va. Phone Essex 3-7472).
Full selection at all stores. Baileys
Cross Roads and Silver Spring
stores open evenings.
PIANOS ) Used uprights from Sl45
up; Also many values In used spi-
nets, consoles and Rrands. Com
plete selection. Over 100 pianos to
choose from. ST. $4,000, PIANO
MART, lol5 9TH st. NV.
PIANOS -JORDAN'S branch stores
have complete selection Of pianos
and organs on display including va
lueS in slightly used instruments.
Plenty Of parking space at each
Spring GU. 5-ll06, Baileys Cross
Roads O.pplng center, Va.
(4sl.7lsD. lol William St., Fred
ericksburg, Va. Essex S7A72).
Good selection at all stores.
Baileys Cross Roads and Silver
Spring stores open evenings.
PIANO, Cable-Full scale upright
in immac. condition. 1925.
KITS metro. WaSh.'s. Largest
Music Store) 1880 @ st NV.
RE 1922.
PIANOS-Sharply marked down,
new full So note choice Of sew
eral beaut. styles and finishes
70 yr. guarantee. $495. KITS.
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ORGANs-As part Of our Lowrey
factory Authorized Sale, many
demonstrators and used organs
are also included. These are tre-
mendOus reductions and offer a
real opportunity TO save. KITS
t3 conyenient locationsD. Down
town 1880 q 81, NV, RE. 7-B2l2,
Alex 1921 Mt. Vernon ave,
Kt S-BSS3, Congressional Plaza
Shopping Ctr Rockville pike
HA. 7-142O Va. and Nd. stores
open daily I'll q pm. except
Saturday.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

ADJ. STATE DEPT.-TV in your
room, refgr., grill PVT entT.'
$l8-S20. 2l35 F st. NV. 338-o274.
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TOOLS

~ NNO
Sledges, 81, rakes, 81, hoes, sl6s,
S:gal. cans, 81 50, dropcloths
$3.50, saws, sl.45, hammers, Soc,
blocks, falls, ropes, chains, chisels,
planes, motors. Bunk beds, Sl2,
axes, S.75, hand saws, 81 As, l00-ft.
tapes, $3.95, snow shovels, 81. q
man saws, $3.50, 6xs tarps, $3.50,
l0Xl2 tarps, Sl0.So, wed ges, so
cents, drOplights, $l35, saw blades,
Sl.25, used tarps, &c #. Steel shelv-
ing, cable, air compressor, welder
pumps, picks, 81.
J. H. GICHNER
25l3 M ST. NV. FE. $685.
TRUMPET with case, new condition.
$50. IA. $3.50 daytime. ia. 5-57A7
ewes.
TRUMPET, National De Luxe, / VT
old, excellent condition. reasonable.
JU. s-26ql.
TUBE ESTER, FAST CHECK,
used, radio and TV. Good cond
Will sell for S2S. s4s-SsS3.
TV RENTALS-Large screen. Option
70 buy. Speedy delivery. Call TU.
2-3400.
Ty-HI-FIRADIO-COMB., Ss7, terms
$500 a week. PERI. cOnd. Free
home demonstration. Call S4s-2257.
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CAIRO HOTEL

CAlRO HOIEL
Complete Hotel Service
Rooms with TV. From SIS week.
1915 Que St. NV. HO. 2-2l04
CAP. HILL, 205 c st. n.w.-Mahog.
PAN, air cond., new furn. George
town law students pref. 347-l9ls.
COLUMBIA RD., ls34-sll.5O wk.,
clean, cool sgle. rms, dbles., $l7,
showers, color TV, 10 min. dntn.
bus, parking. Men. AID. 1890.
CONN. CATHEDRAL AVE. -Comfor-
table front rm., semi.pvt. bath, ex-
Gel. transp., parking. HU. 3-sOS4.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1875 18th st.
NV, blk. from Conn. ave. -Sgle.
room and double. Reas. for ladies'
or gentlemen. Laundry facilities.
Maid service. LII. 2-7l99, RE. 7-6ll8.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1885 N. H. ave.
n.w.-Large front room, equip. with
refgr. and grill, $l8 wk.
HAMILTON ST. Attractive sci. rm..
refined, employed lady, cOlOred,
call aftpr C.90 OQ1.QSlQ
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DE LUXE
DUPONT CIRCLE-Conn a

DUPONT CIRCLE-CONN. AVE,
AREA-furnished efficiency with
pullman kitchen and extra large
bath in de luxe remodeled town
house. Free laundry facilities.
Yearly lease-Sl25 per mo Lady
only. Available Oct. /. Phone
265-3l04.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
Civic Center Athletic Committee
Plans for Coming Sport Events

The Navajo Civic Center
Athletic Committee members have
been very busy planning and sche-
duling basketball games. basket
ball tournaments and other sport
activities for the Navajo Civic
Center at Window Rock, Arizona
They report that the Holiday
Basketball Tournament was a
roaring success and will become
part of the annual holiday activities.
The NCCAC members are pre-
semy planning the 9TH Annual
Navajo Invitational Basketball
Tournament for both the men s and
Women's independent teams.
The annual Navajo InVitational
Tournament will be held at the
Navajo Civic Center. The
tournament dates are set for:
February 20, II. q. and q, in
elusive.
A sixteen team consolation
championship tournament is
scheduled for the mems teams
and an eight team consolation
championship tournament for the
women's teams. Each of the teams
will be officially invited by the
MEGA Committee.
The 1868 Navajo Invitational
Tournament Will be held on Sub
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
WiIdcofs Toke
Scouts 56-54

Southpaw Eddie Brown and
jumping Deb Victor ledtheir fight
ing Chinle Wildcats to a Sc to
54 victory over the Window Rock
Scouts on January 18, inthe Chinle
gymnasium.
Brown. a 5'9" sophomore
scored 22 points and his teammate
senior Deb Victor hit 19 points.
Roonie Young and James Culton
kept the Wildcats happy on the
boards.
The Scouts were led by high
scoring Homer Ashley. who tailed
% points for the night. Ashley
made a last minute effort by
scoring II points in the fourth
quarter.
Chinle now carries a Wn-loSs
record of 6-5. In Glass B North
Conference they now hold a 4 wins
and 4 loss record.
The hgh-flying Chinle junior
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
NAVAJO DAUGHTER

With skin a shade or so less dark
than her moon round eyes,
The child is Navajo,
and kin to all small creatures
of the wild.
Shy as the fawn and mutely still,
unblinking velvet eyes
Peer from a thicKet of black bangs
wise as the young are wise
No smile or joyous laughter falls
from her lips:
A frown as stormy as her heart
distorts her BROW
And her gingham dress
becomes regal costume
of princess. coldly proud.
1t is her birthright to be thus,
For is she not Small Cloud,
The daughter of a race whose bones
are mingled with the sand2
Her beauty is larksong
heard across a barren land.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

various rare early Navajo blankets
he had brought with him. He spoke
about each blanket from its histor-
ical and technical aspects.
The lecture was one of a series
by the Plateau Science Society TO
which the public is invited. The
purpose of the Society is the study
and appreciation of the social and
natural sciences of the Colorad
plateau and its people. Membership
is open to the general public.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
Plateau Science Group
Discusses Nauajo Wearing

Origins of Navajo weaving, de-
scriptions of early Navajo blankets
to the present status of Navajo
weaving was told by MIR. Gill
Maxwell of Farmingron who held
the audience in rapt attention. Sun
day night. January q, in the
Library of the Navajo Trib al
Museum at Window Rock.
MIR. Maxwell. collector and
authority on Navajo weaving des-
cribed in fascinating detail the
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

given: 2 tickets to the Rose Bowl
Football Game. 2 tickets for a free
steak dinner at the Window Rock
Lodge, 8 tickets to Wre sitting
Matches scheduled at the Navajo
Civic Center. 2 transistor radios,
portable phonograph.
There will be a Free-Throw
contest again this year. AS any
good basketball player will say.
free throws either win or lose
games. Last years free throw
champion was Lewis Clah OF Totah
Bandits scoring 16 OUT Of 20 goals,
breaking a tie with Lorin Lostin
of Window Rock Teachers scoring
IL out of 20. They were tied with
a score of q out of Is goals.
Each team manager will choose
one of their players to represent
them in the contest during the half
time. The mems contestant will
be allowed 20 free throws and
women's contestants is free
throws. In case of a tie, additional
free throws will be allowed to break
the tie.
The schedule drawing for the
Navajo Invitarional Tournament
will be held February 10, at 300
p.m., at the Navajo Tribal Council
Hall.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31
MAN GUILTY ON
FRAUD CHARGE

Robert Rubin, Winslow Unem-
ployment Insurance Manager. has
announced that a man from the
Fort Defiance area, was found
guilty.. as charged, of filing five
fraudulent claims for unemploy-
mem insurance benefits. AS a
result of filing these claims $50
in illegal benefits were paid.
A hearing was held in the
Justice of the Peace court in Wins
low January II. at which time he
was found guilty and given SEN
tence of SIPS. 90 fine or 67z days
in Jail
The law provides for maximum
penalties of $500 fine and /or sixty
days impri risonment for each
fraudulent claim, Rubin said. In
addition, offenders are requiredto
repay to the Commission the
amount of the illegal benefits re-
ceived.
Mr.. Rubin stressed that con-
tinuous investigation is being con-
Quoted to detect persons who file
for unemployment insurance to
which they are not entitled
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

REMNANT OF NAVAJO BLANKET
from Canyon Del Muerto displayed
by Gill Maxwell during his lecture
on the History and Methods of
Navajo Weaving at the Plateau
Science Society Meeting Sunday.
January u. 1868 at 1880 pm. in
the library Of the Navajo Tribal
Museum.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

varsity also posted a win over
the Window Rock junior varsity
by a score of So to 43.
Robert German and Wallace
Burbank were the outstanding
scorers for the Wild6tens. Jim
Lowe. Tony Claus Chez, Harry
Clah, and Melvin Begay were the
players who stopped the little
Scouts on defense.
Navajo times., 1963-01-31

agency basis. The following
number of teams will be invited
from each of the five agencies:
Fort Defiance 4
Tuba City 8
Chinle 8
Crompoint z
Shiprock z
Outside Independent teams 2
The women's teams will be
invited eat large" because of the
limited number of women's teams
on the Navajo Reservation. This
is the first time the women's
teams will be invited to the
Tournament and it might stir up
interest among the sportsminded
girls.
The committee requests those
people who wish to rattle off prizes
to please contact Ed Plummer,
NCCAC Chairman, Window Rock,
Arizona, to make necessary
arrangements. Only those people
who officially register with the
mittee Chairman will be
allowed to rattle prizes at the
Tournament.
1t is planned that one of these
prizes be raffled off at each game
night. At the Holiday Tournament
some of the following prizes were
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Foundations CIooked
Deals, Report Charges

Consolidated Vultee and United
Fruit Co.; SpyroS P. Skouras
and Louis B. Mayer of the mo-
vie in dustry, and Conrad N
Hilton and other members OF
the hotel family.
Among other individuals and
companies involved in ques-
tionable transactions with Mr..
Baird, according to the report,
are William Zeckendorf, a New
York real estate m agnate;
Walter j. Tuohy, president OF
the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
way; Walt Disney Productions;
Harry, Albert and Jack War
ner, and Warner Brothers Pic
lures, Inc; America n News
Co.; DIN Industries, Inc; Hen
ry Crown, a Chicago financier;;
Sydney L. Albert, a financier
on trial for violation of securi-
ties laws, and the late Robert
r. Young, financier and rail-
road magnate.
Mr.. Baird was identified in
the report as head of Baird &
Co.,
The Baird foundations listed
in the report are the David, Jo'
sephine and winfield Bairc
Foundation, the Winfield Bairc
See FOUNDATIONS, Page AS
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SPLIT
GoLDWATERs SPLIT
Brother Robert a Democrat
BY KENNETH AIRLINE
North American Nevspaper AIliancc

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 10
Senator Barry Goldwater's
brother is a registered Demo-
crat.
The brother, Robert William
Goldwater, ST., who runs the
family's business interests. ad-
mitS, however, that he has CIV
en- much thought to changing
his registration to Republican
before the next general cleo
ton.
At that time, November,
1864, Senator Goldwater will be
either a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Senate or the Re
publican nominee for President
of the United States.
Called Bob" more often than
Robert, the Phoenix business
man-born on July IA, 1910
is Ii months younger than the
Senator. The brothers have al
ways been very close, as play
mates during boyhood and as
men in the business world.
While the Senator had to
quit college and assume man
agement of the family's bust
ness upon the death of their
father, Bob Goldwater was able
to complete his college educa-
ton. He earned his degree at
Stanford University after
transferring from the Universe
ty of Illinois.
When you ask Bob about his
now-famous brother, he admits
the Senator's rise has been
rather phenomenal" and some
what of a surprise.
Since his brother became
prominently mentioned as a
presidential candidate, Bob
Goldwater said, II can't give
my name to an airline rep
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SPORTS ROUNDUP
Maryland Wins
On Final PIuy

A 36-yord touchdown poss from
Dick Sinner to DorYl Hill on the
last pIoy of yesterdays game gave
the University Of Maryland its first
victory of the season, 2l-l4 upset
over Air Force.
Novy had surprising trouble in
getting by VMI, 2l-l2. and Virginia
mode O strong showing by holding
South Caroline to q 1910 tie. Other
top scores:
ViIIonoyu "A, G. Washington Is.
Army AZ, Woke Forest 0.
okIohomo Il, Konsos Is.
Wisconsin 10, lowe 7.
Duke IS, Clemson 80.
N. Caroline 81, N. c. Stote 10.
Purdue q, Michigan II.
Columbia 3, Harvard 3.
Cornell Is, Yale 10.
Southern Cal. 81, Ohio Stote 3.
Notre Dome II, UcLA II.
Pitt Is, West Virginia 10.
Princeton AZ, Colgate 0.
(DetoiIs in Sports Seetion)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

ed to be enjoying her first visit
to her husbands alma mater.
The Dartmouth eleven res
p onded to the Rockefellers
cheers by pulling out a Is to 8
victory on a touchdown pass in
the last Az minutes feat
the Governors boosters quickly
interpreted as a hopeful omen
-Four years ago, when he
came back to Hanover and saw
the same two teams play while
scouting his prospects for q
presidential race against Rich
ard M. Nixon, Holy Cross won
by a lopsided score.
A -Four Quarter Guy"
At a mammoth reception in
Leverone Fieldhouse after the
game, Dartmouth President
John F. Dickey introduced Gov
Rockefeller as "a four-quatel
guy"
An audience keyed up by the
afternoons victory cheered thu
Governor as If he has scoreC
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