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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
10
In investing guidance the columnist explains that a two for one stock split and a 100 percent stock dividend are functionally equivalent for stockholders. Both increase share count and keep ownership percentage the same while halving market price per share. Also addresses myths about minimum income for investing and stresses solid financial foundations like insurance and savings.
The Veterans Administration tightens housing rule enforcement, requiring builders to admit Black buyers or lose GI financing. VA actions include rescinding a Chicago realtor as a VA Management Broker and removing a Florida builder from GI Loan Program eligibility. John S. Gleason Jr. notes the policy aligns with Kennedy housing orders and VA foreclosed property sales to qualified buyers without regard to race.
Dennis L. Palmer is appointed membership campaign chairman for Sipe Peterson Post American Legion by Commander Jay Gaskins. The committee includes Irving Beck Lee Candalaria C B Vioore and William Worley as they aim to enroll at least 400 of Scottsdale area veterans from 4 000 eligible. Gaskins stresses reaching the 1964 goal to sustain Boys State Little League baseball and children's Christmas parties. Palmer serves as senior vice commander of the veterans group.
Sixty four electric meters and ninety seven gas meters were connected in Scottsdale during July according to the Arizona Public Service Company. They were part of the metropolitan division totals of four hundred fifty six electric and seven hundred one gas meters set that month. The division includes Phoenix Cave Creek Carefree Glendale Scottsdale Peoria Tempe Chandler Gilbert Tolleson Apache Junction and Rock Springs.
Four businesses announce new Thomas Mall stores at Thomas Road and 44th Street with Sept. 23 openings. Zale Jewelry will run its fifth Phoenix area shop with Fred Potthoff of the 35th Avenue store as manager. A 39-foot cultured pearl strand display and a $50,000 watch collection are planned for opening week. Brothers Holbrau opens fourth area restaurant delicatessen seating 260. Charming Children and Teens will host two adjacent shops for infant to teen apparel with Al Schwartz as manager. Tony’s Shoe Repair, sixth shop by Tony Liga in 23 years, also joins the center.
Arizona State University hosts a week of events September 9 to 14 to introduce freshmen and transfers to campus life. Dr. Cathrine G. Nichols urges full participation in assemblies advisement receptions and the traditional A painting atop the butte. A televised general orientation will air at 8 9 and 7 p m on KAET with talks by student leaders.
Scottsdale area district announces orientation for about 6000 students across Arcadia Coronado and Scottsdale High schools on Tuesday with mixed start times. Arcadia sophomores juniors and seniors 9 to 12 15 freshmen 2 to 4 15 pm. Coronado freshmen sophomores 8 to 10 55 am juniors seniors 1 to 3 55 pm. Scottsdale freshmen sophomores 3 30 am to 11 55 pm and juniors seniors 1 to 3 55 pm. Cafeterias closed until Sept 4. Classes begin 8 am. Coronado and Scottsdale dismiss at 2 45 pm Arcadia goes to 3 45 pm. Elementary start 9 am except Hopi Kaibab Navajo Tonto Pima Soloma 8 30 am. First day full day. lunches in 16 cafeterias.
The Navy reported one sailor died and six were injured in a fire on the submarine Grayback during a Pacific training cruise. The incident occurred Thursday aboard the sub while at sea.
Paul A. Driscoll of 8538 EF Bonnie Rose Ave has been promoted to assistant secretary of Greater Arizona Savings and Loan Association. Executive vice president C E Ault says Driscoll, 42, has 15 years in Arizona and joined the bank shortly after its 1961 opening. He and his wife Evelyn have four children, Suzanne David Sharon and Linda, and he is Mohave Little League team manager.
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