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Show r rf1 The i i n" f Silt Like Tribune, Saturday! wr "rm m wrr t xmr'' 'irr' nnr Utahns Prepare Mental Health September 23, 1962 Groups Gallier Toniglit w old parolee from several blocks, during abich 'alter be bad been booked at State Industrial the youthful driver' exceeded Q? companion was returned to the speed limits, ignored the siren A A y outhful driver also a school Friday after a wild and red light of the police ve--' 17-ye- STA2 J?. l tires of the youths vehicle in cer Stoner in his efforts to effort to force it to a stop. arrest the driver. . , 1 IFAK-oldyout- h was AFTER THE youths vehicle for hoc staSed. Officer Stoner maiie. weapon, reckless dnv- the arrest. The officer said destruction of property and was was torn he clothing utJawbil Eight from a po-kicked frequently by the youth, uce omcer. who continued to resist until 17-- SnTto Son. ! J S.L. Okelis Land At Station Site hisjy U-tu-rn - i Root, president of Lockheed North Temple Take Cash Rq. Missile and Space Co. Sunny- j West Temple. vale, Calif, who has been acPurchase of another piece 'and 1st West was approved' A burglar smashed out a; . tive in the industry since 133L of .T 151 YV. 7th by the Salt Lake City Commis-.- ? at property . scierv-him and ae- of Forest Dale Golf Course hide directly at He his served on the sxin use in connection South for onthe car. Officer St tific advisory board to the. dub house. 73759th East, THE PRO PIETY being lice were told Friday. A box er said. The officer jumped out Chief of Staff. U.S. Air Force; with the site of the new Salt National Advisory Committee! Lake City fire station at the purchased from Mr. and Mrs. containing S3 cash was taken of the way. entered his police vehicle and northwest corner of Tth South Keith J. Davis for SSJ1 from the premises. for Aeronautics; office of I . L ... YY1Q Eugene Root to Utah rocketeers. talk te Steals $80 Tools f"?; giDijimaiBiraniD cud m cm o mm tm m 0 e Hi!- - Redfield Bear Cub ENFIELD RIFLE SCOPES Fresh from government coses virtuolly unfired. Designed for super strength with o highly occv, rote precision receiver sight and all milled parts. FOR BEST SELECTION . . . CHOOSE TOURS NOW. THE SUIT WAS filed by the Hopis against the Navaunanimous jos. The) 25-pagdecision of Judges Frederick G. Hamley, LIS. Court of Ap- peals. Ninth Circuit. San Francisco; James A. Walsh, Tucson, and Leon R-- Yank-wicLos Angeles, both LIS. District Court judges, is subject to direct appeal to the US. Supreme Court, according to terms of the act authorizing the special litigation. THE TRIAL court reversed a 1516 ruling of the Interior Department with respect to Navajo interests in KC.000 acres of the land and gave exclusive use of the acreage to the Hopi Indians. It also established the Hopis Interests in approximately one million additional acres, explained John S. Boyden, counsel lor the Hopi Tribe. TRUCK GUN RACK e Matissol coated WiS t 7MM cal. MAUSER ACTION with a rugged, lightweight Mow-for its smoothness and over. world the Easy to cut down dependability to a sporterized rifle. This rifle is built see action that is known fA m Guns Easy to install Fits all trucks & J ...a IN BRAND NEW CONDITION PACS 2 li at $101-5- 5- -- POSITIVE HUNTER PROTECTION Brilliant red, yellow and orange. PAH Gallon MEN'S Polyethylene has been blocked BRAND-NE- W for years by conflicts. The Navajos claimed all but 6SS.OOO acres of the reservation. The Hopis claimed the Navajos, having a reservation of their own, had no rights in the disputed lands. ARMY ARCTIC TENT STOVES THE MONTH LONG trial at , last! PRESTONE 8" ANTI cm FREEZE i Extra Heavy duty. Complete with .s j js spout. Complete with coat shovel, damper, 6 lengths of stove pipe Wood burning Total weight only While They HUNTING BOOTS UTILITY AT STAKE IN the case are rights to what is believed to be some of the area's richest m.neral treasures, of w hieh de- . Biayv Valawi ItlTwM aad Split HUNTING 95 last, military rifle that looks and handles like a custom built rifle! Lightweight, fast Handling. All rifles checked and bond selected. At now completely surrounds the Hopi Reservation. A review of a merit system bSl and talks by the candidates for public office are scheduled for a meeting Saturday of the membership council of the Utah State Public Employees Assn. . THE MEETING w2X start at 9 am. at the Prudential Federal Savings A Loan Assn, auditorium. 3761 S. State. A Pratt Hester, Republican incumbert attorney general running for that office, and Bruce S. Jenkins, Democrat, running for Utahs Second Cbcgreskmal District, are scheduled to talk at the . luncheon. . with iaaier FLUORESCENT RUBBER INSULATED oil-ric- h Group Will Air Merit System pia. CMspUt Bias Valaed at $71.00. wagons QP jf witti ffplili Wwt wt Split Famous .308 Cal. Sporterized Mauser Action INVOLVED IN the litigation in- 95 not mar gum held snug .6 POWER 23,i POWER CAPS started four years ago was the ownership of 2S million acres of Indian reservation established in 1SS2 Tor the use and occupancy of the Hopis and such other Indians as the Secretary of Interior may see fit to settle thereon." The a ere, Navajo Indian Reservation cluded testimony from 5a witnesses; some of w hom testified in support of 1.G20 documents admitted as exhibits. la its opinion, the com noted that Hopi occupation of the area in question was traced back more than 1.000 years. THE COURT also ruled the virtual exclusion of Hopi s from use and occupancy f this part of the reservation by an administrative action of the government from 1937 to 1958 "has been at all times illegal," Mr. Boyden said. J mzmiB lEmiSVSECEn flBlKB By A. YV. Ferguson Tribune Staff V liter A three-judgfederal court ruled FVida'y on a longstanding land rights dispute between .Hopi and Navajo Indians in northeastern Arizona near the Utah state line, resolving the issues in favor of the Hopis. IT TOOK AN act of Congress in July, 1958 which crecourt and ated the three-judgauthorized the filing of a lawsuit by one tribe or th other "To resolve problems involved in SO years of controversy between the tribes, according to -members of aSalt Lake law' firm. Prescott, Arii. a year ago VaTc-- $S0 were who entered the enclosed patio at the home of David C. YYiHe; 8C6 Sher--; man Ave. 1330 South), police .T??by burglars stolen TOMTOM - Hopis Defeat Navajos in Land Rights o velopment XS TTT7 w 'ww wr A the Utah Association Meet i " Officer Arrests Parolees in Wild Melee A proposed merger of theDirector of institute of the Aerospace Sci--j search and rtMirquardI Pfi- - in the University of to efa cer with ences and the American Rocket 'advisor to thTLTSAFtimle R. W. Flygarc. huh Union. ' said. chairman; &n automobGe. police a discussed be at will of Air Weapons Research, Society . I Officer Joha L Stoner slid Spet 1 1 Ltah Co. lectjod vice, dinner meeting of the Great HE WILL INSTALL new i3 cpcictv of chairman; Dr.LK. Isaacson.? that on two occasions the j Salt Lake Section of the program ; ficers of the Great Salt Lake Lruvers.tr of Utah, secretary. Ap51 11 in . ihood mental and X YV. Undy , Hercul $" down They are: i Hotel Ben Lomond, Ogden, .illness, National Association j F. Lund. 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