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Show 6C DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, January 1, 1969 131 8 I 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 I I 2, 1889 I 8 FOR 8 8 SALE BEGINNING FRIDAY AFTER-INVENTOR- 8 I D Y i JAN. 3 1969 8 (500,000 21 t SOUTH SUGAR HOUSE lem. While yew reit er shop service. Your satisfaction guaranteed. the Cottonwood Mall .In SugarJfoiuShopptngCente 2477 Washington Blvd., Ogden Guaranteed Expert Workmanship fast Service Whife-You-5i- op froadoag SHOE REBUILDERS USE ACTION ADS no car in assistance. The tribe spent more. The Air Force said its helicopter crews, maintenance, supply and medical men conducted one of the largest and longest search and rescue missions ever in the Southwest. Men came from bases in New Mexico. Arizona, California, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nevada. They air delivered more than 150 tons of food and medical supplies to 1050 NOW HAVE 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS . . . probReady to taka care of all your ihoa repair ; log hogans. WORST WSAsiER Tribal officials called the big snow one of the worst natural disasters in history. The Bureau of Indian Affairs gave the tribe an estimated furniture company EAST BROADWAY SHOE REBUILDIRS upper said, "This year, heavy equipailments. ment is being made ready, ser- Undetermined numbers of sheep and livestock died. Nava- jo mothers had to deliver their babies in isolated dried-mu- WATCH FOR OUR 8 q y13 cihvj? superintendent I I ratory I D the Northwest across Arizona viced and maintenance kept up By HOWARD GRAVES in event of similar conditions. WINDOW ROCK, ARIZ. (A) Dec- - 12- Across their reservation, In the days that followed, Theyve learned to be better 8 Navajos are stockpiling live- bulldozers lading convoys carry- - prepared. stock feed, wood and coal and ing food, fuel, butane and mediFather Marcan Hetteberg, 8 keeping their heavy equipment, cal supplies to Tuba City, 152, superior at the Franciscan Mis including bulldozers, in shape. miles west of Window Rock, the sion at nearby St. Michaels, Some of the 120,000 Navajos Navajo capital, were stopped in, said one family has stockpiled the charging, wood about 15 feet high and 25 residing in remote hogans on their tracks by CMce it the huge reservation in New drifting snow. feet in diameter. Mexico, Arizona and Utah are Tribal Chairman Raymond snows, they cant get out. buying extra food. One official Nakai, the Navajos elected said flour is going faster than leader, said the storms were the ij merchants can keep it on the "worst weve had in quite some shelves. time. We were lucky in coming The tribal council out as we did, in early December appropriated Without Lelicopters, a Navamore than $1 million for emer- jo tribal policeman said, this would have been a terrible disgency use. aster. Weather like this 2D years WINTER PROOF The proud, shrewd and often si- ago could easily have killed lent Navajo is prepared .this hundreds of people. R winter for storms of the magni- NO FIGURE tude which punched at the naAn accurate figure of livetions largest Indian group in stock loss never has been disDecember 1967.closed. Killer snows and winds lashed The people keep quiet on the 25, mile reserva- - their livestock losses, said Joe tion for nearly two weeks. Eight Watson the Navajos top liJr., persons died. aison man with the BIA. Its Thousands of Navajos were that couldnt be stranded in their homes by something helped. snow ranging from thigh-hig- h Frank Chambers, assistant !on a man to higher than a o f the head. horses Many suffered tribal police force, from frost bite and respi- J B 8 8 8 SERVICE I 8 I WHHJKOU-RES- T' J WILL BE 8 8 avaics Stocking U Against 'Big Snows' 8 8 8 8 8 8 OPIJJ T,L 9 FRIDAYS snow-boun- d Navajos and saved the lives of at least 10 persons. Another 236 persons were evacuated. Hay was airlivestock. dropped to snow-stuc-k The storm thundered out of With a new savings account of $200 or more or the addition of $200 or more to an existing mm RgO(g I account you may select any one of these gifts from State Savings and Loan. 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