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T71 1 1 fl 'J ALL EDITIONS a 1 J2-B The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Sunday, April 21, 1963 MDWi Intertribal Council Sets ASU Parley TEMPE Reservation develop Las Vegan Heads Jeep Association A Las Vegas, man was elected here yesterday as head of a throng of life savers bound to gether by ownership of "mechanical mules." Jack Estep was named commander of the National Jeep Search and Rescue Association in conventon at the Phoenix Ramada Inn. 0'MALLEY'S 1 ment will be the theme of a joint conference Thursday and Friday by the Arizona Intertribal Council Great "TURN and the Arizona Commission of Demos in '64 May Select Miami Beach Washington Post Service WASHINGTON Miami Beach has "an excellent chance" to win the 1964 Democratic National Convention, top Democrats here say. Those Democrats who lean toward Miami Beach as a convention site give a number of reasons for their choice. They think that Indian Affairs. It will be held at Arizona State University.

I I II 1 Delegates will be welcomed by sheriff's offices. The Maricopa County Jeep Posse, which was host to the convention, has traveled miles in five years in search and rescue. It's called out an average of once a month. Gov. Paul Fannin at 9:15 a.m.

Thursday in the Memorial Union 07L Building. Reports will be given by tribal councils from Camp Verde, Coco-pah, Colorado River, Fort Apache, The election followed a parade of 100 of the rugged little vehicles through the downtown district. Lake View, was selected for the 1964 convention. Other new officers: Arden Edwards, Inyo County, first vice commander; Russ Smith, Bountiful, Utah; second vice commander; Norm Saylors, Las Vegas, secretary; Lonnie Skipp, El Paso, treasurer, and Walter Butts, Las Vegas, quartermaster. Almost 350 attended the national convention.

It closed last night with a banquet at which Wes Bolin, secretary of state, spoke. Members donate their time and equipment in search for missing persons, usually through I SEASON" Fort McDowell, Gila River, Ha-vasupai, Hopi, Hualapai, Kaibab-Paiute, Navajo, Papago, Salt River, San Carlos, Apache and Yavapai. bv coinc there the Democratic Party would show that it does mi not take the South for granted fCPk sJt 1 si i ra Friday's meeting in Cosner Auditorium will feature addresses by in a national election. They think is also that it would be a way of no irmwMi, no micnines, uses ABC's, it's Miy to itl swt i a O. E.

Whelan, industrial develop showing the party's appreciation Republic Photo ALUMNI LEADERS Ralph Bilby of Flagstaff, left, president of the University of Arizona Alumni Association, listens to Lawson V. Smith of Phoenix detail plans for the 1963 UofA alumni fund drive. Smith, vice president and general manager of the Mountain States Telephone yesterday was announced as chairman of the fund drive. Primary use of the funds is to aid students, UofA research, according to Marvin Johnson, director. dull routina lob without fu-hirt.

Movo Into a hiaher-paylna, mors Interestlna position In only wocks. MO ,000 traduatts hava provad It you can. too. ENROLL NOW DAY or NIGHT Phone AL 2-4868 301 N. First Phoenix ment specialist from the Phoenix area office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, at 9:30 a.m.; H.

Bruce, chief of real property management, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washington office, 10:30 a.m.. Albert M. Hawley, resources development office, BIA, Phoenix for Miami's lowering of racial bars. THERE are other factors in Miami Beach's favor. The resort has an abundance of hotels, and in August the rates would be unusually low.

Then there are the beaches, pools and other recreational attractions that would appeal to delegates and alternates See page 394 of the Yellow Pages. There's an O'Malley 5 Store near you! office, will speak at 1 p.m., and E. D. R. Dove is Made Hank Trust Officer Reeseman Fryer, assistant com Our Laws missioner of economic develop ment, BIA, Washington office, at GAO Notes Wastefulness David Dove has been appointed a trust administrator with The Arizona Bank's trust 'Preventive' Legal Advice 2 p.m.

A question and answer period: conducted by tribal leaders will close the conference at 4 p.m. 'How I learned I don't need who won't have much to since the Democratic convention promises to be a cut-and-dned; affair. The Florida resort has offered $600,000 cash to each of the majorj Can Head Off Court Actions ln Military He joined The Arizona Bank' recently after four years of trust1 experience with another Arizona financial institution. hearing aid narties to meet there, plus a Laws serve as the ground rules of our affairs, set up to keep business going and our lives orderly. Certainly, nobody invented the laws to cause lawsuits.

As a rule, lawsuits come when somebody disobeys the plain signals of legal trouble. Preventive advice can head this trouble off much free auditorium, parking space, Free Book Tells air conditioning and other WASHINGTON (UP1) The armed services are wasting more than $1 million a year by using private firms such as Western Union instead of their" own facilities, government auditors said yesterday. The General Accounting Office, in addition to criticizing the military for using nongovernment more cheaply than it would cost to get out of trouble. Firemen End Convention NOGALES A Chandler man was named 1962 Fireman of the Year, and Robert Saturley of Tucson was re-elected president of the Arizona State Firemen's Association, which concluded its Sells Hotting! Atlantic City has offered communications too freely, said; three-day convention here yester "I was afraid I needed a hearing aid. But thank goodness I sent for that booklet.

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Brown sought legal advice, too late. He found that he needed a written lease for such a long term. Brown would like to kick himself. He could so easily have saved himself a law suit which he now needs to keep remaining rights. Miss Green, a business woman, wanted a friend to have her place when she died.

She thought, she knew how to get her way. She wrote up a deed to this friend, signed it, and placed it in her safety deposit box, and made no will. BUT HER friend did not get the place. Title did not pass when Miss Green died. Miss Green had not "delivered" the deed while still alive.

No deed is any good if the giver may get it back when he likes. The lawyer has a duty to see that every one can get a lawyer' service when he needs it. In fact, lawyers in most large cities have set up excellent legal aid and lawyers' reference services for just that purpose. HERE ARE a couple of examples concerning preventive advice. His company transferred Brown and he needed a house.

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Please send without obligation a free copy of YOUR HEARING AND YOUR HEALTH. this booklet is FREE-FREE of charge. Send for your copy today! tionea wnetner tne savings would the Democrats expect to hold: be as large as the GAO estimated. their national convention after the Republicans in 1964. The reason In the final business session yesterday, more than 400 delegates passed a resolution calling for a modernized retirement system, and selected Flagstaff as next year's convention city.

is obvious: They are the "ins. The GAO cited the "lack of specified instructions whicB would require mandatory use of the most economical means of transmitting They know in advance that their -Stote. Otf- ticket will be the same as it I I was in 1960. messages." As an pxamnlc nf infprsprvicp jnoncooperation, GAO related the of a Navy message from i California that was destined for Lincoln, Neb. The message was If Fun to Play Chess to the Navy relay station plugged, but the water will flood sentn SAVE MONEY Complete Coverage AUTO INSURANCE If Your Insurance Has Been REFUSED CANCELLED UPRATED OPEN SATURDAY PAY BY THE MONTH PROBLEM By John A.

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