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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
9
The piece answers common questions about stock investing and broker terms. It clarifies stock splits, adjusted cost, and current yield, noting a three for one split in 1960 and a dividend of 1.40 a year. It advises focusing on quality income rather than quick price moves and explains appropriate brokerage titles.
New York UPI reports Penn Hospital researchers analyzed 411 ulcer cases from 1949 to 1958 comparing hemorrhage and perforation events. Autumn showed 29 percent of worsenings, summer 21.6 percent, with winter 24.6 and spring 24.8 percent, indicating no consistent seasonal peak.
A compressed list of across and down crossword clues numbered 1 to 86 with entries including continent bishopric Scottish cap tellurium symbol and other vocabulary hints such as cronies vexes earth goddess maidens and various abbreviations.
A compiled puzzle page listing cryptic clues and their numbers including Perch 48 Article of furniture 51 Note of scale 3 Hebrew letter 66 Once around track 68 Indéan memorial post 60 Wessel's curved planking 61 Pronoun 62 Cooled lava 64 College decree abbr 66 Negative.
ASU campus will host thirteen high school events from November through April, most on Saturdays. The schedule includes two day events on March 13 14 the Badminton Archery and Golf Tournament for Girls and the Central Arizona Regional Science Fair starting April 3. Other activities include Senior Day November 23 the Dance Symposium for Girls March 13 14 and a set of FFA FBLA events in March. December features Music Scholarship Auditions and Arizona Angus Association Field Day. The January Central District Conference for the Arizona Teenage Traffic Safety Association and the February Forensic Tournament are noted along with April music festivals April 18 and 25 and a Girls Gymnastic Meet on April 24.
Nearly 200 Arizona State University coeds pledged to 11 national sororities will be formally introduced to fraternity men at a Friday 8 p.m. Memorial Union ballroom ceremony. Pledge Presents, sponsored by the Junior Panhellenic Council, features Sally Davis of Scottsdale as chair and Bob Chamberlain of Seattle as Interfraternity Council president. Sorority pledges will be escorted by representatives of ASU’s 21 fraternities with Clyde Evans and his band providing music for the event and dancing after introductions.
Jay Datus internationally famed artist and muralist will attend the formal opening of the First Federal Savings building at 6950 E Camelback Rd Scottsdale. The four murals depict Northern Pueblo Indians Angkor Wat the Yucatan Civilization and Medieval Japan from the 900 A.D. period.
The City of Scottsdale will hold a public hearing October 15 1963 at 8 00 PM in Council Chambers 131 E Main on rezoning at McDonald Drive Granite Reef Road and along Pima Road and McDowell. Parcels describe R1-7 to C-1 R-5 and R-4 transitions. districts 1 2 3 defined with exceptions. All interested parties urged to attend.
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