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Show ..... Ifs Not Watts or Harlem NOV. "10NDAY, WHt County, H, MoT ,..: I f - -- Serlet.) unforgivable blunders. But the Navajo is also guilty, i Inertia is almost a tribal " custom. Leonard Tsosis, 28, is , out of work but feels he may "get a job about December, if feel like it then." - r - , ir ,. '" "" ' - try ' V v "" - vi'"pr I thrJ ) d. deep-seate- Ik f H a - rJl t' TVr - ' tr .'I. 500-60- 0 . w .iii.iiv Wirfw i jf - -- -- njoaa u . MARYHICKSJ...18, Concord Calif., came to the University of Minnesota three months - V , "'- '- Jxji tail She went home recently standing 5 feet - - Inches tall after undergoing successful! surgery and treatment for a curvature of the spine. Halo cast will be worn for at least the next six months. (Herald-UP- I Telepboto) FORT WORTH Home-owned- ? I hWA OR BUILD TO REFINANCE mortgage money for AN OLD MORTGAGE .. (UPI)-Adml-nist- rators of the will of the late Mrs. Dora T. Rollins have been given 60 days to file an inventory of her heirs. Mrs. Rollins left a trust fund, estimated as high as $400,000, to a number of cats and dogs. The TO REPAIR OR IMPROVE you . number of cats has been estimated at from IS to 172, and the number of dogs from two to 12. r ; Mrs. Rollins, who died Oct. 28, directed in her will the pets be cared for from the, trust fund until they all die. - When the last of the pets dies, the rest of the trust fund will be distributed among relatives. I Ss 1 I TO BUY Hi ANIMAL LOVER l rt , : WhtntoMSiBMIiSeaviV I I - SEfTCE- - :, t Lb o he rl .NkiHi ' anwMmmjiiMMBiiiM.fc'.t ago standing the--m- ost r - : -- 1 ! 7- !.,.r i ill - 11 ; " - i 41 tt 11 1 'IP38858?! IKtWlBUUII " COLOR 3 rvh ... i. m W .. . A 4 - ' , - f n.v.l.?'',-- I 1 1 mm tM.ta.ftcM jS" a - HO ..... K, THE MOST TRUSTED NAME If..'. mm, - ELECTRONIC S '. 1. 'ij Gertainlyl and when he spends his profits, it will prdhably be at the corner Drug Store. When his Cub Scout Troop" has a Scrap Paper Drive, he'll be out there working. Hii customers are his friends.' He won't sell any of them a bum glass "of lemonade, if hecan help it anc we won't either.'., too... TAYLOR'S is IM We have Just completed a special purchase of a limited quantity of RCA VICTORS . . . -- L Aft .i.IiL' "M "J: 1. SSM r uu.w wiin iu fflflft leieviSIOn ana orereo. inis means airecr sayings gr up 1. tradeTnd sale prices to you: With prices spiraling upwards, there will never ba a better time, than now to invest in a color TV, stereo or both. Come in NOW, while selection is good. j II l : till h ii - i ' ,: . home-owne- d, I I f5 -- iRNmm j T7jJ! I m COLOR ; i Vf Your TAYLOR'S FlexICfiarg STORf HOURS: or Tum., Wod Thurs. ibnd BankAmericard Ia. 10 tM Mon. end Fri. 10 'til CENTRAl SQUARE 200 H: 200 WEST PROVO . FREE PARKiNO - 'I ? Stubbornness, is. Ntvsjo Indian Brv8tion ; Ray Nusii, 58, lives five miles It's 25,000 square miles of 1 , ,o ? K from water but worn , move I wivadnn f i 7 closer because he doesnt "like It's 16 million acres of deto pull up roots." spair. Initiat e fa dreary. Only 300 It's; 100,000 faces of poverty. students go to college each It's an area the size of West year and, of them, 90 per cent Vkwnia . and -- median' drop out because of loneliness, income of a famfly of five is' 2 boredom or sloth. a year. f5. Tribal direction Is slim.-- Po At Its extremity it reaches a V) lice in Gallup, N.M., say that distance from Boston to WashNavajos are arrested and 75 per cent of ington . as drunks each month,, nearly the homes are at least a mile twice the 1964 average. from any source of water. Of course, Navajos won't ad&'t a day's crossing in a mit : mat- - ftese" fauna7-- hinder fast automobile . . . and 60 per their progress. Nor will Washcent of -- ftr eopleffe unemington admit It is bureaucratt-catl- y ployed, while another 20 per fc;- -' fclindrThe two sides have . cent work only now and then. bickered thus since this whole Old people have tt hard here. poverty pocket originated. Seven of 10 of the adult Nava-jo- s And so it stands, tfie status can't speak or write Eng, quo. lish, and Illness such as tuberA family near Kaibito goes who most of those of awe of In their front typical culosis is 10 times as prevalent hogan, THESE NAVAJOS, aeated without water for days at a live on the 25,000 square miles known as the Navajo Indian Eeservation b Arizona. as it k k the rest of the nation. time. A family h the south has It isn't much, but thev call It home. J Young people have it hard had its 10th child. Nearly 19,000 here. Only 2,500 graduate from The Want mortality rate is has il bard in Navejolaind, forime, what more do they want?" of a 30,000 work force remain 1.T times Hie national rate. It this, is baefcward, The answer is simple. They Idle. Uncounted thousands sufhigh school each year. 40.3 out. deaths at of the rest unproductive perJeast figures region of its want progress. illiterate, fer from malnuirition. thousand births per year; the; size in the country. skilled welfare prospects-- ere In the hundred years since Hope is bitterly weak. doomed to a scrimpy existence comparable United States av As one Indian puts it: . the Navajos were herded into They keep talking about until death. ; erage is 25.3. ; "This is the place God and this' desert reservation (1868)7 says one old .man. Infants have It hard here. To be sure, nearly everyone the theyejexperienc govenmaiLfciEot. i That opinion is't altogether programs out fltue progress, tion, more money. But they've of course. No one is In fact, they've slipped back- oeed talking like that all along. fair, OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS speaking for God, but any of ward in some aspects of living. rersonauy, i oont flimk nu a thousand government offi- The United States has pro- ever be much different here.,, 1 VES.ITHIWK TT'3 VERY V WELL, HAVE AKIOTHEUVOU cials insist that they at least, vided English language schools, (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) MISHT6IVELIS si imrirNimvi ivwrwhB- i TO SPEAK WELL IN PUB- I RIGHT MOW A9PIEL5ELLIKJ' have not forgotten the woeful but the result has . been only AM' WE'LL LIC 1 PRACTICE OMM USOWTHEAPr one lawyer, and one doctor in (NEXT: The Medicine Man.) misfortune of the 120,000-stron-g VANTAGES OF PARENTS SOMETIMES, BUT BE YOUR Navajoland. TO SET UPAMD J5TEAK IM J AUPIEMC- E- A nation. Navajo PKOWT OF A ROOMFUL SCHOOL YEAR. 7 ALL YOU out Federal authorities The United States has pro point HAVE TD DO WITH CLASSES KNOWLEPGEABLE.IW- NO DRINKING WATER that the Bureau Indian A- vided widespread welfare serrOMBD PfcOFLE- .. V JS fKETENP .' Italy (UPI)-M- ore 15 SOME- I WE'RE IMTELffairs' alone - is --litiocked with vice,'" but" the result" has' been than a ton of fuel oil dumped LECTUAL THiwa to each 22,000 employes, foster dependency, apathy doing ELSE. into ue niver Arno from an something in. the distribution and a lack of motivation. of the $50 million U. S. ' funds The United States has sunk industrial plant, left this city of y&.uw witnout drinking water spent annually on Indian de considerable funds into reser The city of Florence, Saturday. vation revival, but the result 40 WW velopment. swirr" miles downstream, was BIA people can tick off a has been, to date, a motel, a warned to watch for the floating of list aid programs. long bank, and a few bad restau- oil, but officials said they Tliwe's pyhMc health,- - pidilte rants in a land aa big aaumany doubted would causa trouble it schooling .public housing. foreign nations. since water-f- or the city is There's old age assistance, aid In sum, tbe total effect is from below the surface. pumped to the dependent children, nearly total failure. Social Security. There's the Federal ignorance is, of OEO, the PHS, the CAP, the course, largely responsible. ' HIT, the SPDC. Washington's domineering, colonial and paternalistic attiThere's even the B.VJX "In the past six years," says tude toward Indians is legend one official, "we've spent over and the consequence has been AUPI1UCE PARTICIPATlOt4 American history's TJ ItHIt W. Of $1.5 billion on me Indians. Tell one of J . j'T'1'1111 , Pit v imost 'Ai't- r - " jrwrom. . Welcome to the Nations Largest Ghetto By TOM TIEDE KEA Staff Correspondeot WINDOW ROCK, Aro, (NEA) This village, dusty and dis- may b the gateway Mtkm's largest ghetto - Sunday Herald 11A UtaM Ti 1 (First r- . S THE MOOT TRU8TIO KAMI IN BLIOTRONIC3 t EASY TERMS (jlfjfl ) X..-- - ( - Y) - NO SALES TO DEALERS mi l f) ' - 78 N. UNIV. AVE, PROVO . a- -- - .V.J PHONE 3734263 I |