Navajo James Wilmarth:Paperback BjÕs Memoirs

BjÕs Memoirs

full of wisdom and insight into a variety of life and Christian concepts we can all relate to

but who were constrained in a culture of wealth and privilege which prevented them from being warm parents to the large family they loved

that means his civilian name

2009 (Elul 22) )

Navajo James Wilmarth:Paperback BjÕs MemoirsFor decades, the gleaming silver trailers of Navajo Freight Lines traveled Americas highways, including Route 66, bearing the striking image of a blue eyed Indian. Starting humbly in 1934, in Wichita, Kansas, Navajo expanded during the postwar years, reaching, at its height, a fleet of 5,000 vehicles, 67 terminals, and 3,000 employees. They called themselves the tribe and advertised using now questionable imagery, such as Squeezable Squaw pinup girls.