davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-03-12

ARCADIA, Calf, Mar. II
(AP).-Joekey Willie Shoe
maker and Don't Alibi teamed
up today to capture the $113,-
100 San Juan Capistrano
handicap by a nose as the
heavily favored Geechee Lou
finished in a dead heat with
T. v. Lark for fourth.
Bringing down the curtain
on the Santa Anita season in
stirring fraShion, Don't Abb
swept down the middle of the
grass turf stretch to beat out
Prince Blessed who was a halt
length in front of Notable II
The time for the feature
raced at about a mile and three
quarters, was 2::48 flat.
Victory Worth $6S,1OO
The victory for the Dragna
& Son-Santoro Stable was
worth $68,100 and marked the
second stakes victory of the
meeting for the 5-year-old
Kentucky horse.
Don't Alibi returned $12.40
$500 and $3.50; the Kerr Sta
ble's Prince Blessed paid $20.60
and $12, and Notable II, a long
shot import from Argentine,
$26.
Geechee Lou, a 5-year-old
mare, had won two stakes over
the male horses at the meeting
Johnny Longden was seeking
his 5,500th victory on the mare,
but they never figured until
the final strides.
Geechee Lou and T. v. Lark,
the second choice in the bet
ting, finished three and a half
lengths behind the third place
horse.
A getaway day crowd esti-
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Laurel RuceWuy
Hires Stevens

The Harry M. Stevens, Inc.
catering firm finally made 6
sweep of Maryland's racing
and harness tracks by getting
the concession at Laurel Race.
way yesterday.
The Stevens outfit already
was catering at all other Mary
land tracks. It also signed re.
Gently to handle the conces-
sions at Griffith Stadium.
Many other tracks are in the
Stevens chain, such as Aque-
duct, Belmont, Saratoga, Roose.
welt Raceway, Yonkers, Mon.
mouth, Atlantic City, Louis.
vile, Hialeah, Gulfstream anc
Tropical Park.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

carry that back; now that we
can carry back" Katherine
recalls.
The Name Was Easy
When it was over Jack, 9
rotund little man Of So with
graying hair and a perpetual
smile, told his wife he wasn't
sure where they stood with the
income tax people.
But we've sure got us 9
name for our new colt-Carry
Back"
Jack, who trains the colt ant
keeps watch over him like 9
fond father. broke Garry Back
at a farm outside Ocala, where
he was foaled. Needles, winner
of the 1856 Kentucky Derby
and Belmont, first saw the
dawn in the same Central Flor.
ida area.
Cary Back does not have
a blot or q blemish on him,
Price says proudly. II nevel
hoped to have a horse as gooc
as he is"
Garry Back likes to come
from behind, much in the fash.
ion of Needles, and his tri.
umphs in the Garden State
Everglades and Fla mingC
Stakes prove he can go a dis.
tance. He may run next in the
Fountain of Youth March 2:
and the Florida Derby April !
both at Gulfstream Park.
100000 Turned Down
A syndicate offered Price anc
his wife $500,000 for the colt ir
January, but they turned II
down.
1--WE aren't rich but we're
comfortable" Mrs. Price ex-
planned. What could we dc
with half q million dollars?"
Price, who has owned race
horses since 1889. spends nearly
all his time at the track.
Racing is a labor of love
for me-" he said. There's q
new challenge to be met every
day. Actually, I'm probably
working harder physically now
than I ever did before, but ]
enjoy doing it,"
Johnny Sellers, who has rid
den Garry Back in his last
seven races, six of which he
won, finds the colt always will
ing to give his best.
HE has matured up here" ="
says Sellers, tapping his fore
head. He will 20 what you
! ask him" -
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Unbeoten Buckeyes Finish
Regular Season With Romp

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Mar. II
(AP).-Top-ranked Ohio State
today uncorked a scoring ava
lanche in the last half to wal
lop Illinois. 1886, and become
the first Big Ten basketball
team since 1919 to end its regu-
lar season undefeated.
Headed by All-America Jerry
Lucas with 27 points and Mel
NOVEL; with %, the Buckeyes
ballooned a five-point half time
lead into q 54-40 margin in the
opening 212 minutes Of the Sec
ond half and won going away
1t was the Big Ten and de-
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Durnin Top Speaker
For I'd Club Event

Brian Durnin Of the Irish
Embassy will head the guest
speakers Friday at the annual
st. Patrick's Day luncheon at
the Touchdown Club.
Meanwhile, reservations are
being accepted for the clubs
welcome home luncheon April
II for the Washington Sena-
tors. Phone National 8-2215.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
Contributing Writer

BERRYVILLE, Va, Mar. II
One Of the hottest feuds ir
Virginia point-to-point racing
took a turn for the popular
underdog here today when DR.
Joseph M. Rogers won the Jo-
seph w. Lewis Memorial Bow,
in flying style on the imported
fencer, Lotus III.
DR.. Rogers and his mounts
have for several seasons hooked
up with Logistics, the top cur
winner on the Virginia circuit
and the two came together
again today at the climax oi
the 18th annual Blue Ridge
Hunt meeting on the estate oi
Col. and Mrs. Graham Dough.
erty.
From the drop of the flag
DR.. Rogers and Lotus III, Joint.
ly owned by Hunton Atwell anc
Taylor Chewing, were wingine
over the jumps in front anc
galloping headlong over the
turf.
Stays Off Pace
Logistics stayed off the rug.
ged pace for almost a turn oi
the course, challenged coming
downhill toward the crowd anc
over-reached at one Of the tim.
ber fences. Recovering, hi
slipped on the flat as he round.
ed a beacon. Then the two
horses clipped along side BY
side, with Lotus still forcing
the issue until they rolled into
the next-to-last fence.
This time Logistics and Ger.
aid Saunier hit the sod. JACK
BoSley, on Pat A. B., ranged ur
to Lotus for a run at the last
fence but faded back as they
drove through the stretch.
Logistics. who has twice
turned back DR.. Rogers efforts
to clinch the Rokeby Bowl ir
Piedmont country, is sched.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Tending NCAA champions 18th
straight victory in a streak
stretching back to last year,
their oath Of the season and
14th in Big Ten action.
The last Big Ten team to
go through an entire season
without defeat was Minnesota,
which had a 1870 record AZ
years ago. The Buckeyes also
became the first team since
Illinois Whiz Kids of 1943 to
win the Big Ten title with an
fundefeated record in conference
competition.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
High School AII-Stors
Win Soccer Match

The Metropolitan High
School All-Star team defeated
the Metropolitan 1nterscholastic
Soccer League All-Stars, 81,
yesterday at the Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV. field.
Ed Sweeney, Dan Cox, and
Steve Anderson scored for the
winners. Spud Parker Of st.
Adams booted the goal for the
losers.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ing Ing: 4-ysar-Old%s % and SSp;o 9 fgTlongs; EH :
ReighciIis (GiIIiganJ 7.8O $50
Thunder Bug (Yorkl $40
Khamichal, Armed Miss. Free Man,
No Patches, Avaroyal, Silent Magic.
claiming; 4-year-oldS and up; liz
Pinched II. Heonard) $50 4.sO $50
Mr.. DrAg (ShOemaker) 4.6O 3.2O
Bisco (VsIen1uela) $40
M; EFne, FIeeting Dawn. Hssty
Barbarian. Ali-N-special. Markstyme,
oroundskinner. Time. 1:431s.
THIRD RACEPurse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4:year-olds and up; furlongs
Zero Night (GrIths) 1920 9.4O 4.SO
Coup De Vent tvaIen1uela) $50 $50
OIsn ResI Pie. Little vihsr, Lisa Lou, Lou
Little Rooster, Armed South, Valley,
Quits. Time. 1:10aS.
FOURTH RACE Purse. $4,000;
allowances: 3-year -olds; lie miles.
ss%s s"Is;..GS SShOs%sLs fP,s4. 800 ssS ssS ssS
Harry WraEE LongdenD 800
Gay Landing, Fighting Felix.
1:43b.
Nazworthy entry.
FIFTH RAcD-Purse, $500; al
lowances; 4-year-olds' and up; z fur
Seven cOlOrs CYork) 7.4O 4.6O $50
Mucho MuchO (Maese) 1880 500
Fighting Hodge (GilIIgan) $50
Cherokee Miss, Go Priscilla, Sal
wager, Strathnaver, Hostra, Mr.. Erd-
ley. Get Lucky, Easy Credit, French
Beau. Time, 1:232S.
Classified sKEa SAGE RGsss SddSGGS sSG
Ser Sound &.Se %'issi ss'hos'rl 1920 ESQ 4.sO
NitrOphy (TaniguehD $50 4.4O
Free Copy (HarmatZD '.' $40
Sea Rover. Windy Sands. Oh 30
Headmaster. Rough Fellow, Natego.
Time, l:42&s.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 10000
added; San Juan capistrano Handicap;
S-year.olds and up; about 1N miles
Sen't Be- VA xlibi tshee.r, 1a.4o $40 $50
Prince Blessed (Pierce) 1890 1900
Geechee Lou. oink, T. v. Lark. Scot
land, Paris Pike, BalSarroch Boy. AMI
sado, First Balcony. Time. PAS.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: op-
iiSna1 e m,ias Slsi%1nf on turf 'ssr'old' and UP;
Royal Reserve We tT's'ehD o.aO 4.eO $40
TangO's Flash (Gilligan) 7.2O 4!8O
Asslgned Risk (Burns) 4.4O
Colleen a MfSIS Han eSss As'CpR a bsRP' bbsRP'
Solid Lad Victory Shark Time, asa.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Garry Back Is Proving
The Prices Were Riqht

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. IL (AP),
He's q small, brown, ordi-
nary-looking colt with gangly
legs and q long tail but he's
the fastest horse to come out
Of Florida in five years.
His name is Garry Back and
he appears to be q worthy sue
cessor to Needles, the top s.
year-old of 1856. Garry Back
has won five of his last six
races. earned $111,718 in the
first two months of this year
and $398,017 in Is races. over
the past IL months.
He earned $S4,370 on the re-
cent Flamingo Stakes at Hia-
leah, and moved up among the
favorites for the Kentucky
Derby May 6.
Unusual Beginning
Garry Back had an unusual
beginning. Jack Price, who re-
tired from a manufacturing
business in Cleveland in 1855
had come by the mare Joppy
for $500. While making the "trip
from Ohio to Florida, Price
stopped off in Maryland and
bred his mare to Saggy, q
sprinter who once defeated the
great Citation.
Two years ago. Price and his
pretty blond wife Katherine
had a lot Of discussions with
their accountant over income
tax data.
"The accountant kept talk
ing that financial jabber-
wocky - you know: We'll
carry that back; no, you can't
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Cards Sign FuIIbuck

ST. LOUIS, Mar. II (AP).-
The st. Louis Cardinals today
signed Fullback Dave Moreno, a
free agent from Miami Univer-
sity Of Ohio.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
DAILY DOUBLE (12.4) PAID S158.3'

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $8,6O0; claim
Rs gss. Msn tSsa.r, iHElHDss nn9S 400 $50
Level Streak (BrOOks) 500
Musical Prince, Surol, Major Chips,
Hy-Slip, Blue Tattoo, Little Laddie.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. Ss,BOO:
Summer Rain (H'ckJ 1000 4.6O $40
Jazz Player tHinOjOsA) a3.1O 2.7O
Some Prize. Crafty Marine. Winter
Seal, sugar And Cream. Time. 1888.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Bear Tavern (C'ncl 14.9O $50 4.5G
Our Rocky (GranD 300
Homsly, His Legged, Crafty King
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
lowances; 4-year-olds: furlongs.
Ben (Culmonel 400 2.40
Fagus, fsyurbuddy. Kebir. sarissO,
Fango. Time, 1924.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000,
added; The Appleton Handicap; g.
year -olds and up; " miles.
Tudor Way (HartackJ $40 $50 2.40
Nickel Boy (Gustines) $40 $40
Derrick (HinojOsa) $50
Moslem Chief, a-Micarlo,. Trans
Way, Bourbon Prince, Better Bee.
Time, 1:4S2b.
q Elmendorf entry.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 4-year-olds and UP; ! "a miles.
Berthold (Anyon) 4Q.3O 1900 1910
World Ruler (CombesO 17.7O $50
Little Slipper II (H'josa) lilo
Philglan, Piconero II, Pharry. Royal
Border, Social History, Pettyness, Dark
Legacy, La Coronilla II. Money Mark.
Time, 2:2SM.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; Ia miles.
RambIin R'nnie GRO 1880 $40 $40
Date (HinOjOsa) ITO 4.20
fNimaidal (ROgers) $50
Tulsa Lad, Hyclar, Shrewsbury Rocks,
Third Port, Micanopy. Time, 2:O53S.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

CHILLY PENDE led all the way in 7-furlOng dash
and might lasted but Jockey Nick shuk seemed
bit overconfident in the late stages. KING SUG ID
sharp. SINGING BUSH steps up $1,000 after victory
Evening star., 1961-03-12

JUNES CROCODILE has been turning in strong
races and droDs . bit here CAPTAIN CHARLES figures
to battle to the wire. NAUTICAL 1--WE was unfueky in
her last
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming $4,000 to
$4,000; 4-year-olds and up Maryland fOaSi
Evening star., 1961-03-12
CHARTS OF BOWIE RACES

Efsy R:: Hsssgsa saSsve e Il 1888
s1SSSs R9sSS4i Ss ssssd siSs
sHGGIEE GsGds1 1$$issSeC.61b. 1879
s1xTH 1s cIaMins; aysaT5SSas and and
ssS5 Wy H;F 4i5. sani3 fi3 Green
Horse. Jockey: Wgt. PP: Str Pin. Odds
! ;| 4; g., a!
FF'ii| S'F'H '5S iRts
$:::;: ;. s:s: s:.:i :$$$
Horse: Jockey WEt: PP: 2 z ST. Pin. odds
q! ! Il
E:is FSiIS: Sss:.i 5s;S..a5 III ! j e. iiss5s$ iiss$
$SS; Rss Gz III
.ed.9 d5sGHgE s4s5TA; .as RS"'
S Sn's sia' SS %SP snd Mson az q
y aest'
aMyStic II (Chambersl-- 125 8 12O
COUPLED Mystic II and Moon Shot
G0Gh Pse Ps6 s5SS H00N
IDoLATER nicely rated while within Striking distance
of the leaders dueed with ROAD HOUSE through the
stretch and finished in deadheat with that rival ROAD
HOUSE under seadyng restraint while just behind Do-
the fuiaons pole, responded 70 5000 uTg9g and
finished on even terms with 1DoLATER MOON SHOT was
lacked The required STAYING qualities SIDE KICK gave
to steady Briefly entering the first and showed
desire To- to exttssnd tend hin hhimSeh
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: claiming: 4ysar-Olds and
easily: Winner, N B. Small. Jr.s ch m by Moroccc
sSSpdsI%a S6 sa6o SsSy ShfSy TTSner T. H. Stone
Horse. Jockey Wgt. PIP. Y u Str Fin. Odd.
E;;;j;;; E:|::;; :ii!5;,. :S;S. ii
$:!:= 3:;:: sE;5 SEs = 81
$5 nTissli % MSx s5C0
z S9S Gsz Total hande-s1.oo6,oOO.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

sq Esssl:e 1ss By yS9 sSes
n sRs gs " EE5.9 $780, sssS
En-: 8; / ,|I
$;;;;; S;;:s ) =ss!E s;!$ $;i;:S ;$:;s; tt
RSs' 6JB s5sS !ssS sVs si2S
a1sss SHSosP 1s. 5
S?1if s 4%: P$ BOND. vsiu''@si5ss $500 $50
Horse .==s Jockey. wet Pr 2 Str: Fin. odds
i D: i;
$iI SSS E'E $.s'.5isy snSs g ,SSs$
FEssd{s$s{s i Bs2 1 ssas; sssx
DAILY DOUBLE 6 AND o PAID s22:40 =
Pe sssHnE start aooS 1on t
iE1 e. r. ssn
Horse Jockey Wgt PP. 2 2 Str. Fin: Odds
I: :: H
Bunny Passmorel - ia a s s 206C
Two-doIlar mutuels paid-FIERY STAR, s21.20, SO 80
S5 STEALTH, $4 80, $500. MY PAPER DOLL, "a 40
Handle-$163.944
fS2ioRfs Pos 255: Of S5S start good won easily
%s iuhdnsEf aiSs'~siSsS' 500
Horse Jockey. wat. PP. z Str. Fin odd
$;;;:! :; E! ::fii :i:;i :Si'$$;}
Bachelor Daze (shuD 80 ia 4 g. g. 6s 61' .S5l
SssS5i; u S'l #}s { =! -
sssS ssSSn5pSst Hesz k2ss kPs liz liz 30 g % 1S 1SS 2S
soS Swiss sd R1S ssS S0HB :s
Handle-$163S87.
FIFTH RACE Purse So 800; special weights; 3-yeaT
old madens; furongs Post 32s off 3:2S start good
won ridden out Winner Hangover Studs b. G. by Chal
ledon-Loyer Girl Trainer M E. Fannng. Values-$2'27t
Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PP. Y Y Str Fin. Odd
Chalecan l1reen) - 120 g. e., Il I.l S1d3
BFdwoods Dream (Korte) 120 l Il III q 2el 433
Little Shooter (Adams) 12O q 81 81 3nk 2S
Ciraphophone jMartnez) 115 81 Oh Al 81 10
Navan (Mafale) ------ 120 g a. 3h 81 81 20
doq5dan san f%ss iSS iSS H. IT, g. ~ e.! 81
Top s6OS Walker - 100 o. lii IL 1onA 1908
Evening star., 1961-03-12
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS
AT BOWIE
OldS; furlOngS

GEM HAWK beat . weak field In his last and faces
another lackluster band CALL OYER JOE has been
third twice for $4,000. BIRMINGHAM MISS disap-
pointed in her last but is capable Of better effort
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Suntu Anitu Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Prince Ivan (T'ehD $40 500 $3.50
ReighciliS (Gilligan) 5.6O $50
Thunder Bug (Y0rk) S.20
Khamichal. Armed Miss, Free Man
No Patches, Avaroyal, Silent Magic
Time. I'LL.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

AUNT TUDDY . game second against sim1la
company in last and should beat this mediocre field
DEAR DELINQUENT easily at . sprint distance
JENNY LOCKHART woke up when second in the mud
xAppTentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
GuIfstreum Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
S0oty (BFOoks) 24.10 7.0O 40
McGibben Street (SeIlerS) $50 $50
PundOnorosO (G0nxaleS) geo
Gregory g., Irish Actor, Am Cien-
tifico, TulaSSee, Carter, Official Seal,
Charoactive, Boats Away, Treasure
Hunt. Time, 1;12as.
SECOND RACD-Purse, $500: al
lowance; 3-year-olds; 9 furlongs.
Belair Road lHtk) 11.4O $40 4.80
Jay Fox (HOIbOrn) 34.OO 1850
swing span (WOodhOuse) 100
Misty Day, Raining Acres, Noble
Turn, Bronze Jet, Hunter Park. Odds
on. Chantalia, Grand ouivera, Sassy
Junior. Time, I'LL.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

Hfss' Rs: Hsasgsa gmRs5oF ssas 12
Two-dollar mutuels paid-CHALLECAN S24. go, $1O8(
500 BIRpWooDs DREAM. $32.20, $3.50. LrrTL
SHOOTER, $3.50.
Handle-Sl94,01b.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

STAR MILKMAN has turned in tive fine this
and due for his best here agSnst lesser
titon. JASON'S STAR won his last fOr $500. BULL
SICLE narrowly beaten in his last for S11OOO.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

FIFTH RACE - Purse.
old maidens: G. furlongs.
won ridden out. Winner.
ledon-Lover Girl. Train
$70O, $3.50, $175. Time,
Horse .IOckay
Evening star., 1961-03-12

$500; special weights; 3-year.
Post. 1928: off 3:2S1a: start good;
Hangover Studs b. c. 8 by Chal'
IT, M. E. flaming. Values-$2,275
l:13A.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

LONGSPUR picks up 3 pounds after his recent
sprint victory, but should rally to win another LIS
DUFF also captured his last start but adds 10 pounds.
ADMIRAL HOGAN could take 1t all II he gets into the
lineup.
Evening star., 1961-03-12

TWo-dolar mutueIs paid d-BOUNIIFUL LhUfl SIU
$40 $sRo. MR.. MINK. $3.50, $500. PRo-BRAN
HandleF3S175,2o5. Total hande-$1. .665,6O0.
Attendarce-1S,06 ,067.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
BEST BET-STAR MILKMAN

M TUSCANY PoMP turned in ccrker in first start IT. C1
SCHOLAR beat some good ones In previous race and
nouSd . %.tis ruscANV PnNrP Sos. iT ri, inst
CASTLE BAR could take IL ALL
Evening star., 1961-03-12

NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming: 4-year-olds and
up; " miles. Post 625 off az once; start good: won
BoundIma Lady. Trainer, z. H. Stone Values-S19bO'
$500, $780, $3.50. Time 149
Evening star., 1961-03-12

TWo-dolar mutuels paid-FIERY STAR. S21 90 $50
$3.50. STEALTH $780, 1920. MY PAPER DOLL, S4.40
Handle-$163944.
furiongs Post q 59 off 259 start good; won easily
Winner, r. o. Lundmark's ch by Ocean Front-Mtss
Ardmore Trainer R. o: Lundmark Values-Sl62b' $780,
S26O, S12b. l:l4h
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-12-13
NAACP ASKS
PENALTY FOR
WHITE CLAUSE

The following resolution was
passed by the University of Il
linois chapter of the NAACP at
the organizations regular week
ly meeting Tuesday night at
Channing-Murray Foundation on
the campus.
I'VE wish to express our deep
concern over the continued fail
ure of the VI Interfraterpity
Council to meet its moral re-
Sponsibility for the elimination
If written racial discrimination
clauses from the charters of
member fraternities."
1.-THE existence of w h tie
clauses in the charters of Uni
versity-approved and subsidized
fraternities. specifically. Sigma
M and Alpha Tau Omega, is
unjustifiable, inexcusable and in
consistent with the purposes of
a state university. We call on
the University administration to
Immediately. withdraw its recog-
milton and support from the two
racist organizations n m d
above"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-12-13
College Tells Teacher
To Stop Negro Aid

AUSTIN, Tex. (UPD - The
University of Texas officially
warned a member of its law
school faculty Saturday that he
may be fired if he continues to
help three Negro students break
down racial barriers at dormi-
tories.
The faculty member is profess
sor Ernest Goldstein. He en-
couraged the Negro students to
file a suit against the univer-
sity to try and force the dormi
tories to integrate.
He has attended Indignation
rallies and led a faculty vote in
favor of desegregation.
The University has about 90
600 students, including 300 Ne
groes.
Thornton Hardie, board chair
man, was unanimously author
lied by the board of regents to
make a statement obviously
aimed at Goldstein.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-12-13
Indignation
Suit Filed

Three Negro students at the Uni
versity of Texas filed suit We'd
nesday in federal court in Austin
asking complete racial indignation
of the University's dormitories.
A former University of Illinois
dean, Joseph R. Smiley. is presi
dent of the u. of Texas. He was
mentioned this week in a report
by Time magazine on the situa-
ton there.
Action by the Negro students
came two days before the segre-
gationist board Of regents begins
meeting Friday with review of
indignation policies on its agenda.
The University faculty last
week, by vote of 3O8-34. called
on the administration 10 revoke
rules regarding segregation of
dormitory and eating facilities,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-12-13
Christmas Season
Hours Begin at
Post Offices

Christmas season hours win BE-
gin at the Champaign and Urbana
post offices Saturday. Parcel post
and stamp windows will be open
from 8 am. to pm. at both
post offices Saturday.
They will be open Sunday from
l to 4p.m.
Monday through Friday for the
next two weeks, they will be open
from 8 am. to $50 pm. or until
the lobby is cleared.
U. OF |. FINAL EXAMS
WILL BEGIN Ian. u
Final examinations for thx first
semester at the University Of Ali-
nois will be given frsm jan. '1s
through Jan. Is.
Grades are to be reported b
college or departmental offices
four or five DAYS after the exam
date.
The complete schedule Of exams
is being posted.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-12-13

The resolution was passed by
a unanimous vote of the 50 stu
dents present at the NAACP
meeting.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-12-13
ILLINOIS NEWS

worthy VI OShiS AS es w N
the Tabernacle of the Great Peace
and proclaim the oneness of man.
hind for America hath developed
mowers and capacities greater and
more wonderful than other nations.
From Bahai writings. Meetings to
public each Sunday at $50 Bahai
Center, SOB West Elm ST.. Urbana.
Children at same hour l08 East
stoughton St. Champaign.
AMONG THE HAPPENINGS:
Receives Promotion: Mrs. Thomas
White of East Vine recently received
the promotion of being added to the
teaching staff at the Mercy Hospital.
She also attended the dietitican meet
held in October at the Jefferson
Sheridan Hotel, Mo.
Among the Recent Proud Parents:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Freddie Hines
w Charles St. their first child a
son, Darrell Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Q. Renfro, +
Hill ST., are proud parents of thel
second child Lisa Faye.
Visiting with Daughter and Family:
Mrs. Paul Burch of West Hill St. is
visiting with son-in-law and daughter
the Ranh Woods and son David at
Columbus, Ohio.
Visited Aunt in Hospital: Atty.
Willie Washington Chicago and aunt
visited Mrs. Mary King in Mercy
Hospital suffering from an heart
attack.
Attends Uncle Rites: Mrs. Arnold
Yarber E. Columbia attended the
last rites of her uncle at Dayton,
Ohio.
State Convention in Peoria: The
State Board of the LIP DEW. met
in Peoria in October. The State.
accepted the Peoria invitation to hold
their annual state convention there
in June. The Ill-Wisc. meeting
Hampton = Rodgers are executive
heads of the organization.
Visited Relatives: Mrs. Will Nc
Duff of East Beslin visited her
relatives in Clover, Michigan.
Recent Fall Harvest Tea Held:
The Helping Hand Club of the
Bethel A.M.E. Church held a Harvest
Tea in the lower parlors of the
church. Mrs. Lucy Gray poured,
Mrs. H. Gray Secretary and Mrs.
Eunice Rivers chairman.
Among the Bahais: Miss Flora
Hittes spent several days at Terre
Haute and Charlottesville, Ind.
expanding the cause. Mrs. Dorothy
Underwood of Decatur was house
guest in the Hotties home while Miss
Hotties was away Mrs. Underwood
left for parts of Ala. and Tenn, to
visit family and friends before re-
turning to Decatur, I'll.
Proud Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wolff formerly of Mime.
announces their third son Scott
Robert Mr.. Wolff is working at the
Medicine Center at Vriin, Calf,
2679 Heatherstone Dr., San Rafael,
California.
Attended Banquet: Mrs. Paul
Burch and Mrs. Anna Lee attended
the Republican Banquet recently in
the Moose Hail.
Happy Birthdays: Happy Birth
day among the several friends to
Wynett Willis on her second birthday
Mrs. Estelle Nelson Willis mother
of North 5th was hostess.
Happy Birthday on her 3rd birth
day to Tim Hastings of Els Ave.
Mrs. Lena Hastings was hostess her
mother.