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Evening star., 1961-08-06

DODGE 1850 business coupe; excel.
iS0s, euSday only.
D0pSE SI'.sE, fS gI, 43.I;' ~! Z q 1Ss 1sRd A. lev
TAKOMA FORD
7o3S CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
DODGE go rhesnix and SuotSd
$3.50 o. best effef. JIMS usED
CARS, WoodbrtdSe, Va. or, &.
1888. es
DoDGE-'S7 sierra sta. Wae.; Pew.
erfllte, power steer. and brakes;
I. and r.; good eend.; / owner:
Sl,Q9b. VII, 2.lel1.
DOD6E-'b3 sedan: :. q h.; very
clean eord. thfeughout; s Goed
tires, motor perfect: must SaeFifice;
Si66. U. 5.s2Ie.
ELvA CoUEIER 1880 fessAtiy.
SysEhauisd By rastp9 expert; all
Ins svSsr :se sssiralss' si.4SS ~ ;'TiIsHasss' SIsaso
FALC0N 1851 staten V1EeA; fIiiy
seuip.' uneer $4,000 miles; vii
tIadt ssuity for good running
FALCON 1860 Tudor; Blue, .. and
B.. auto: trans, excel. eona.; sl,'
FALcON-'el tudor sedan: 2.tone
blue, 2, q h.. std. trans, Dc luxe
trim ana uphei.: take ever unpaid
sassnsss; ss sf H.iyss:c T.Is6c 'sn.r sEs sv vw''GdA''
FMcoN 80 rudor De luxe model
With Aute. trans; r. and h.; clean,
low mileage; I owner; compact
EAToN cHEVRoLET
61O u 81. NE. Ii. T-o340
FALCON 81 Fofd0r; white, 1000
leSyinI S0untry. must sell: $i,fS0..
Can Ap. 4.92l9, or WO. $4,000,
FALCON ~ EeSderi !, ana B.,
Evening star., 1961-08-06
OuriSrnan
Chevrolet
S241 NIshslG Aye. B.H.
3241 NrlIshels, 4Sy:. s.E.

SEEl GNlChQ14 ANNs 0.As
Lu. 3-l061
CHRVR0LEf '60 ESppe; $50 SngInS.
powerglide, :. and b., an white
with red and VhitS interior, Wv.
tires tires; ooS JSY JESTYafsntse; tSSss, ssrM&,
R RHcISE g. : s-Sfa9 SGfHEH':gEs gs. :g: s:s:7SS 7Sau'eh'
cAHy 80 1mgals cpo.; .oWnefi
1900 IAia white'red int, Cent.
ktt SpetligAts, J. and h.. stand.
Dr., 5 2.befYel Earbs. Excel eond.
all around. 3l,oeS, UN. 4-e7e2.
cyyEcyhoL,sf yc I,.!..I S 1.l 1..l..II,s, AII,s A.sas2S,p a2,
sslsSSSo. 81. IH.Sssssss'i '''' 'SA'f'
CHEVK6LBf 1859 psl AT ) Dr.;
Sf" HYsAE. aHa h. siHs saS
s'1.. terms AZ sAfvTS.As S.Astss. Ast1sfskEr. eth and <
CnEvROLEf 'oo IIapsla I-dI: hard
ness, ness VIZ. VIZ; :s.SsYi:ss. SAsYi:ss eel due !" l'
ChRVkOLEF 20 fApelo AsdS. hard.
power sisgSinS and bfAkes, white
:sSS. :.aisI. ptIs:l as:s sssSshs isss. iss.sS i:ss sS
CREVY 90 Csnv.; tufeaeIS0; 6-eyl.,
hydram4tie; $4,000 MI; original
days. TX. $S.SS7S. Eif44IS. -''
cHEVR0LET 1887 {sdoog AGfdtcp;
o: i,:af 70 ssss :ssR: Gs':: sts ssfs 4.ss
AAWAR RNAARtA0. tNRnR NAA
iHi"tti II trimsninss.s sEss' fcr that family is
second. car; new appearance and
ride Of 0 dream. Come In, buy
Evening star., 1961-08-06
Ourisnan
Chevrolet
=. Lu.. 3:10bl

2z41 Nichels Ave. q u.
q 4v16LET 81 3-aF.; v:s IISnd.
z . real buy At Ss06. TONS
CHEyNQSiET, O., sye. ana uni
E.ssSI,sys E.sssSIsy SiSa .TyIs .Thes ssssII,IN sssEI Nd. 10.
:s:II:s 1sr.H 90 v rssssd ssss. .l.s.: tSE;
siuss sS S,,S p y;I.s. MIA 'lrss s,,SrI Sra9tts .ns
taeuleala eQnd, Priced % sell: $2,:
&99. Tons GAEvAQLEr, Ca. and
SSs.. is..soGs.s slTsE TTsEosEESs sEESs'ssiSsi s6spAY. ~
CIV. 'Be Hlee6yhe l.df.: Gpte., :.
Ahd T.. Sxetl. eond. OK 9lSEAH.
s; %SstiHSssS;s tnsSS; s'rnas sRSSStisHl 'osS;
S:iifI. 81 s.YSfs. w. s
oMEvy 'sS s:dr. DiseayAN bik., r.
9He D., 3SS h.l' rev Wv. tires;
81: s!ss;sss,:iss ss ,dS. Ecfd 10. osiSisHsfsS9E s.sss9
e@Y.--1be 1.dI. 40, VS., fine
Ss1a, ssTs; A19 sspsssss: Buy; =, $685.
3 ysYA0Ef 'S6 VS. eonySFt.: I:
xeNeEEiiee, :. and b. new Wv.
s::s 5ss Arisen! Ass ~ :S.: 'SHi Nv s'ii1: *.
6lIEVkdLEf BS eoGv.; o, p.S.,
sHS.r! ~, T. Al. e:sSsSEsss SsEssl' s'Ad'; S'''
s.sS... sSnGts = .ss &; SsslSsS5 SslSsS i xi:s sIsss sS!H
ShuaRE1 g.. 80 81 'ss:sooS'U SUsSn2skss ia. sss!
CAEVROE&F 'BS Bfo6kWSed Gt6
"a -; iSESl,iss.S sS'S %, fss!sssaSS' SS''.' r
cav. 20 fmpals sony.: V:e: Apte
tTena. p. aAd h., wv, gleaming
xsa M fASSWIn: eend; thrs9SheSt; !;
sSstt iiISS; q IsSsSI;yiss: i6. -i:SoeS. v
Ch1.YgLER III statIga VSlen; ex.
senasEnSt; ee~ditisn: $500. eah SP'
CMRYSLRR "a New Ycffey gSdan:
=, h, p.S.. .Sxeel, cone. $3TS OF
ss't 3 4 e1sh iH sftsiiss sasiss4 can sunS''' 10
|EHKYSLA9 80 1900 coupe; gie6m-
Ing pearl black flnish set eff with
Wv: tires, faeie, heater, power
%Ss1S; % So, SsTsT g. srsssS SSE'{ s,sn y1
BEADED: Ss,fSs.
LEE D. BUTLER
lA2l 2lSt et. NV, ~. 1-3aAS
Gls3Y6LEE '6S {.dY, tmpS4tSlj VeFy
81. ~ SXts3f VIZ tss.3flSsso SssoO - @1-S o.
ssiSI siI..it "a SGs. aSsS s-; ssI V.sI VI .5SSyy
.sSi iiy sSSiv. SS aisS auto. SSt sss:
!cS' 81 lniisss. s0 0LoSeis 81 and ana ' runs sane xss
e new. full pTiss oniy SI.0e6.
ROYAL MOTORS
CIRHsL1E IXMouTH
400 "a. AYG. NV. IA. $4,000
EMRYSL9K 20 New YoTfeT 4.de9f:
one owner. low milease, =. ene h..
sewer ateeTinuS poHSl brakes.
many otAer tsetory Installed &C.
eeaSoKieS, ear IN neWsear coRdi.
tiOn throughout. Former -eGner's
name uPen request; SS.oeb. Trade
MT. VERNON MOTORS
Ajax. Va. 1881 Duke SS;;, III. s.s,7o
CNNYbLfk ~ WindsoT 2.dF. hafd
top: Auto. trans, Z. SAd h.. p.s..
ssi sSIis.G 70 e :sIi ssfif' $685. sstA Ss1SSsLYSS
ssSsElS ssslsS2, Is27 4. 81 fsn ~ Nhlzi a., 'SiD Sg'
.CERYSLEG 80 New Y0rkeI hard
top; AlntnO white ever fSwn beige
~ HiSSs So9er eSas ev.asstsss Ii eaa SsS
Rre lookihs. for big. car with
isE-eSss iEs: . ,d.e SsdkSee' '.s scses sss In and Try
Evening star., 1961-08-06

cEEy; gs,L % q. Bel -sS; s;,,,.I.a .sIE,li9C
sSs' soss s,aiss. sRS isSsssss sSssSsass s sE'ss sSsi:
tires; q loW-Eaileags Ante. thatI
hsa q. tAs aSi1 ssss & q a.s sar'' OK Eu'rAn'
Evening star., 1961-08-06
STUHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.
$3.50 N ST. NV.
N. 5.bAlN.

CL01AD ON SUNDAY
CHBV 80 ImpSiA e.syi. 2-df. hard :
sss ;; ;%:s "S;s-s: %s:Ss =: :sSs AZ 1850 1850
CHEVE0LE9 SO gar, sedan RsI
AIR VS.: pa, auto. tgShs. Make
etisI, Can Between . Ahd Q. RI.
CE9VT6LET 'S5 ESSUIifUI ESSz5d
2,4Y. .tpeTts staten wAgOA; 2.
trans. VS. engine. tOIgu0isO aRd
SSiS b Ssst stiss. "a. t,S0SS.
CHRVR0LBf '6S V.9 eeRVeftj6ia;
=. ana h. auto. trenl. real slisk;
LF..sfTQANT cRkxstxN cTTY
CHEVRCEkf 81 eeavSFSiSIS: S-cSI.
iAdeT: sutemAtie tFSnStniBsi0h,
rAdle, heater, Wv. uHeSs. this esS
10 overall red With matching red
intsHi0H: this car can be bought 81
Q tfenaendauE saviIg; below new
car eeSt. Come IN SAa see Il te.
DAY. Ana II you are or have bseA
looking for . new 81 Chew, Y6v
will buy this ohe. we viii glVs
9O.dey nsy'esr guarantee On this
Evening star., 1961-08-06
OuriSn1an
Chevrolet
224l Nichols ave. Sc.

F0RL '5i cenyeFtlhle; gOod run,
ming cond.; first S100 cash take:
Il. JU. 9-2176.
FORD 1884 FordeT; 7. and h., nsv
TRES orig: .eTTner' excel. eond
FORD '66 F6iflan0 FofdoF toWT
sedan; For6omatie, T. and h., p.h.
clean inside and out, Eood rubber
S5e6. 10. b.ls06.
FORD 'oS Sanllner ecnv;; de lux
AL cend,, orig. owner; S2.400
FORD 81 custom Tudor; auto
trans, T. and h., new red Ane
white paint. This Is an extra Eood
car; S6a6. RQSsLYN AUTO BODY
CO.. Wiilys Jeep dealer, 1917 N
Lynn St, Arl., Va.
FORD '63; :. and h., S225. Nice
And clean; '0l, sos. WIN trade
FORD 81 V.e eonvertibie coupe
TermI. CAN EN-. 3-is77.
FORD 81 sedan; coed tires; SS6
70. 7.ll03 after pm.
F0RHs '61 demenstratofS; Fofdol
300" Town Sedsns, qalaxies
staten WAGONS and ThunderbiTds:
some with full power and air con-
Evening star., 1961-08-06

LINCOLN COSMOPOLITAN So 4-dr.
sedan: white; Wv, T. and h.: eX-
eel. cond. S27b or best. AP. 7-02S5.
LINCOLN 81 yellow convertible
fuli power: S1,l96. Also '51
enly sI,SsS, pfNEY BRANcf
MOTORS. $500 Ager I'd. w. Hy.
attsytlle. Nd. WA. 7-435l.
MERCEDES BENZ 220-s; Just OF
boat; white grey full flouted
matching leather tex interior
Heaker Europa radio. new auto
shift, etc. The latest model Of
the worlds finest car. Private
owner must sell. Save seyera
hundred dollars. JU. 9-4092.
MERCURY '65: stand. trans, ?
and h: ! owner: very good eond =,
S475 or best offer. RE. 5-6356.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

FORD 66 FoPdor Victeria FairIa1e ;
this is the most popular ear Ia
1886. You must see how 0haYp
this enc 10 for only S76B, WITH
$1Q an. mOnthly pymts. are
Evening star., 1961-08-06
ROYAL MOTORS

THEI1ET.Siixcx
4l00 "a. AVE. NV. ia. $4,000
EHRYSL6K 80 New Yorker 4.dS6f:
SSStr SSs S"A:i ss:eEv aSs n''Sas ScsS:, " e.
many ether fGCtSry installed ae-
eesSOYieS, car In nsWseGf ceRdi.
tien throughout. Former eGnef's
name upon request; 9S.0eb. Trade
en dterEn6.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

FUBD 90 V.S Convertible; :. and
n. auto. trans, power steering,
spotleSs. like new beauty; 81, 9,0SB'
terms 70 lit your budget.
Lk.eTEuART CHRYgLER CITY
4oO0 WIS. Ave, EN-, 3.Ae00
Evening star., 1961-08-06

80 Monterey 4-dr,
sedan; sold and serViced here
owners name on request; 90-dey
or 4,0O0-mile warranty. 50 Ooh.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
O'BRIEN
& ROHALL

Mercury-Comet.TaunuS Dealer
loO1 "ilsSA Ssz;,. slyS;, Arls "a.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

CIBHLKE 81 coupe: factory slf
Sdna9 showroom cond.:: $3.50:
consider trade. HO. 6s4649. ~
CADILLAC ~ -c6IiveEtlbls coupe;
s.;; ssEs full S R',sD, R9ysT eSSlSpsd inmse- sos
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
ApTHoNiZEp DEALER
1913 23nd 81. NV nc. $4,000
cADIILA.G .s1ge 1leSs 4IdF. y5s y"ss"; very
&ilosSna sSnar's' Air l0rc' Base.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

FYNp 81 Tudor: Z. and b., Itr1iFht
stisk,. ysry good condition, Sib0.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

FoHD 81 Country sedan; -5.paSI.,
ssst sSssS sIn:I; = and sSss re- g. 'S 9e7Cssis CSsSsis'
Ford SO v-S club Ged.; stand.
tLsna:, r., b.: SS7B Or beat offer.
JQ. 6.0l4 call after ] pm.
FORD 80 FaIFian0 800 FoY6oT
sedan; fordemAtie, power steer.
Ing. pever brakes. radio, helt ter,
mileage Sutomoeiie; Si,6O6.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

FORD 81 Fairlens 300" PoEdor
terdomAtie, raaio. heater. Nv
tires, 2-tens finish' Al condition;
Evening star., 1961-08-06

CADILLAC 81 coupe; air oondi.
tioning, automatic transmission,
radio, heater, Wv. tires, power
steering, power brakes. dark blve,
This car Is like new. The spare
tire has never been on the
ground. The ride is exquisite while
the comfort Of the cool interiof
viii amaze you. The appearance
S.ll VI 'fai tal.S S't cars ssOa: y: ssisSs. been
Evening star., 1961-08-06
LEE d RIrTIER

Il2l 2lst et. NV, ~. 7-SaAS
- l1'sy 80 STs''i:EE = 'sisE. e! 9.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

Cl4VR6EET 81 3-dF.; Vi, stand.
s'1 ''s: 1ss sia; sAs I. Il sssS.' o. II f6S' ri
Evening star., 1961-08-06

6HRYSIA2 SO 400" eoupe: gleSm-
Tag eSsFl hISek finieh set of with
N.-H. tires, 1aele, hester. power
% %eSssi1S HsTsT e.. srsssss SSEs{t yin
SaSsassa: Ss.isau'HuI ear Su'lef
Evening star., 1961-11-23

opinions offered a guide to vieuers.
Home for the HOlidays-A genial we-sung music
drawing heavily from musical comedy and minimum of
funny" dialogue. Some Of the high spots include
relaxed home" medley by Patrce Munsel and Gordon
MacRae, Lonely Town" by MacRae and ANY Place I
Hang My Hat Is Home" by Munsel Also, couple of well
done dance numbers to Manhattan" and Put On a
Happy Face" by Carol Haney Al Hrt appears and blows
couple of folk numbers Color. $50 pm, WRCA.
The story going California serras
should be dismissed but the location in the
tains quite handsome 7SO pm. WTOP-s.
My Three SOns-The Ugly Ducking" gem. The best in
weeks from this fine series The plot very routne-a
doll in Robbies literature class and he's anxious to
make impression But the writing, direction perform
and usual musical background combine to give
you highly entertaining half hour pm, WAAL-7
Close Up! west Of the Wall" angle the German
situation hear differing views unificaton from
West Berlin Bonn, and West German worker. The
Berlners isolated from their West German government
feel they've been deserted and that unifcaton is not
coming fast enough but from prosperous Bonn there's
slower and more rational approach $50 pm, WMAL-7.
CHS the Presidency This is the
second hourong discussion with former President Esen
hover. We hear further comments about his view Of
the nature and function Of the presidency but not in
as philosophical vein last time. Eisenhower has some
pertinent remarks to make about the extremist political
groups which getting increasing national aen
ton 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Jack Paar ShOw-Again from Hollywood Jack has George
Burns along to spend the time of night plus Dick Van
Dyke and his TV wife, Mary Tyler Moore. 1880 pm.
WRC-.
Evening star., 1961-11-23
FIN Stations
WHFS-FM-1o7.l Me.-4:3e B.m. to u hM.
WAMU-FM-sSy Ms an, 70 II n

wHFS-FM-1e1.3 Me.-4:1s p.m. to Il BM.
WAMU-FM-sS.s Ms pm. to II .
MsR.-Eh., I:5e to II pm. Sunday.
W0L-FM-ss.T Me.-s:3o s.m. to Mldalght.
WFAN-FM-1oe.3 Me- an. to midnight.
HWDc-FM-1e1.1 Me.-1l-hsuF speFatlsa.
WeMs-FM-1e3.s Me!-s an. to mIdnight;
Saturday J an. to I p.m.; Sunday Q an.
to midnight.
WeTS-FM-s1.s Me.-s:3e en-. to Ip.M.
Saturday. S to 1o;1S pm. Sunday.
WxRA-FM-1oS.s Me.-t2 assA to Il pm
WMAL-FM-1o1.3 Ms an. 10 I:4s an.
WPec-FM-s5.S Me.-s an. 70 10 p.m.
WIMD-FM-sl.1 Me- an. 10 I an.
WeAY-FM-ss.s Me,-s an. to midnleht.
WAvA-FM-IoS.f Me.-s;tS an. to Q p.m.
WRc-FM-s3.s Me.-S.S0 an. to an.
WT0P-FM-ss.3 Me.-S:2s an. 10 2:ie an.
WASH-FM-s1.1 Me- an. 10 17;1s an.
WeBT-FM-so.1 Me.-S p.m. to Ills pm.
suH.-Thurs.; S to sis pm. Fiji San.
to 2:1Sp.m. Sat.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

EsMS-SIe ke.-s an. 70 mltnIEht; SsturdsI
1a.m. to B.n.i Sunday an. to midaiEht
WIhx-tsoo Ks.-1l-hsur spsFatlsa.
WPik-I3o ke.-Dsyllght sA;y.
WaMR-1eso ke.-Dsylight salJ.
WUST-1i7o ke.--Dsylight snly.
WFAx-127o ke.-Baylisht saIy.
WWDc-I2so ks.-7t-hsur spsTatisA.
NEEt-I3Ie ke.-24-hsur operation eIeeRt
MsHday Midnight to an. Tuesday.
W0ok-13Ae M.-lt-hsur operation MsAday
through Saturday; Sunday an. to midhisht.
NEAM-i3so ke.-14-AsHF speratlsn sHeept
Sunday midnisht to 8 s.R. Msaday
HD0h-tS40 ke.-DayliEht saly.
WAvA-Iso ke.-s;tS an. to p.M.
WPRw-1sso M.-DsylIght saIy.
WPee-iS9 M.-Dsyllsht saly. =
Evening star., 1961-11-23
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1000. WMAL (D The IN
touchables. "Jigsaw." Ness
tangles with the under
worlds "untouchables."
11:OO, WTTG 81 Pm East.
Two Faces of Music" The
folk song and sophisticated
ballad are compared and
demonstrated by Singer
Pianist Bobby Short and
Folk Singer Josh White.
11:2O, WTOP (9) The Late
Show. Desert Fury" Melo-
drama about gambling. John
Kodiak, Lisabeth scott.
(1947.)
1850, WMAL (0 - First-Run
Movie. IF l Had My Way"
Two men and a girl turn a
Evening star., 1961-11-23
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

S:15, WAMU-FM 1855 Mc.)-
Theater Impressions. What
Is Educational Theater?"
DR.. Jack Yocum, American
University.
S:S5, WOL-Broadway Show
time. The original cast Of
The Unsinkable Molly
Brown" with Tammy
Grimes.
sos, Notwithstanding Day
Special. eserve Our
Blessings"
Evening star., 1961-11-23

restaurant into a night club.
Bing Crosby, Gloria Jean.
(l940.)
1900, WTTG (5D-PM West.
"Dixieland." Turk Murphy
and his band.
Evening star., 1961-11-23
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TonghtS top shotDs preUetDed By TV Key's staff,
who attend TehedrSols match screenings dndlyze
scripts tn New York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered guide to UieUers.
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24

Albert Johnson was presented
trophy by Governor Paul Fan
min, upon conclusion of the 18th
annual Arizona High School all
star basketball and football games
at Flagstaff Friday and Saturdy.
Bob Lueck of Aqua Fria and
Oscar Russell of McNary, also
received awards. Lueck for his
football play, and Russell best of
the 6-man game.
Johnson was tops in rebounding,
and he scored 10 points. He is an
All Slater at South Mountain High
School.
The big schools got off to a 49,
20 halftime lead, with Buddy
Doolen of Tucson Catalina, and
Dennis Albright of Rincon lead
ing the team.
Earlier Howard Lee of st. Johns
and Louie Lagunas of Hayden
sparked an ABC rally that brought
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24
Page 5
Ne
Sun
THURSDAY, AUGUST "a, 1861


funds" to maintain an efficient
system of public free schools
throughout the State. The decision
in the other case indicates that
the General Assembly may not
take any action to relieve local
authorities from levying and col
lecting local school taxes.
During the trial, Judge Lewis
said that he would not order the
reopening of the schools on the
ground that such an order should
come from a state court. This doc
trine of federal abstention, the ne
morandum asserts, is inapplicaDle
to the Prince Edward County
case.
The memorandum cites four fed
eral cases upholding the right OF
a United States district court to
intervene even though questions OF
state law may be involved.
Public schools in Prince Ed
ward County have been closed Tor
two years to avoid compliance with
a federal court order to desegre-
gate. The county Board of Super
visors has refused to levy taxes
for local public schools. White chill
dren have been attending the pub
Iic-aided Prince Edward County
Foundation schools. There have
been no schools for Negro children
in the county.
The refusal of the Board of Su-
pervisors to levy and collect school
taxes as required by law is an
unlawful act destroying the subject
matter of the litigation and "ser-
iously bordering on a contempt Of
this court and of the United States
Court of Appeals for the Fourth
Circuit" the NAACP memoran-
dunn charges.
The federal judiciary, it asserts
has the power ito compel local
authorities to perform their lawful
duties" In support of this con-
tention, the memorandum again
called the courts attention to four
federal cases cited in oral argu-
ment upon which the NAACP plac-
es chief reliance.
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24
Court Has Power
10 Order Schools
Reopened

Richmond, Va. - Ample prece-
dent in law exists for a Federal
court order to reopen the Prince
Edward County, Va, public
schools, lawyers for the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People contend in a
supplementary memorandum to
United States District Judge Oren
R. Lewis here this week.
The memorandum was submit
ted to the Court on August Z by
NAACP attorneys Robert L. Car
ter of New York City and S. w.
Tucker of Richmond and Emporia,
Va. It amplifies and documents
arguments advanced by the Ma
ACP counsel during the four-day
trial last month of Prince Edward
County school and governing Off
cialS and the Virginia State Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
Two Virginia cases, Harrison v
Day and School Board v. Shockley
are cited in support of the NAACP
contention that Virginia, under
state law, has a clear duty tC
maintain public schools. In Harri-
son v. Day, the Supreme Court Of
Virginia ruled that the General AS.
sembly must appropriate funds
to maintain an efficient system oi
public free schools throughout the
State. The decision in the other
case indicates that the General
Assembly must appropriate
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24

the small school stars with II
points, 64-53.
In the closing moments, the
ABCs crept within nine points at
1856, but the early advantage
helped the AAs weather the as
sault and win their sixth game
in the 13-game series. The Double
AS won 77-66.
Rebounding of Albert johnson
of South, Jim Moeller of Tucson
and Charles Mayfield of Phoenix
Union, all 6-5, helped the AA's
dominate both backboardS, out
rebounding the ABCs 1923.
A crowd of $500 watched the
all-stars perform for the first time
under college basketball game con-
ditions of 20 minute halves.
In the football game halfback
Jack Miller's 38-yard touchdown
run in the fourth quarter protect
ed a big school lead against late
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24

Del Austin is one of the bet
ter looking welters around. Del
hasn't lost as a pro yet, with
wins over several top boys in-
cluding Charlie Wright.
A number of good Golden Gloves
boys are working out at the gym,
1910 S. Central. Among them is
the Senator Fullbright, Wilbert
Blair, classy Leonard Brice, Jesse
Taylor, David Chambers, Leo La
tigue, Sam Pride the pride" of
the gym, and Cozy Webb t n e
champ.
Look for Archie Moore to come
to Tucson in the near future for
a fight against Bob Avery. Moore's
protege Freeman Hardin will like
ly come along and tangle with
Floyd Joyner. Then he'll go to
Europe for a fight.
In the baseball world, that Rog-
er Maris is sure surprising me.
He keeps hitting them home runs.
All 1 can say is that those pitchers
sure ought to start pitching him
more closely. They know he can
hit, so why groove" them for
him.
So long sports fans. See you
next week. If you have any items
you can write ME at 1910 S. Cent
raj.
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24

Hello sports fans. Well,
many of us will go up to cool
Flagstaff to the all star games.
There's a number of good boys
from here who we are interest
ed in.
In basketball there is Luther
Harper, who is small (by present
day standards) but mighty. Harp
er, while at Phoenix Union was
named to the All American team.
From South Mountain way, Albert
Johnson is going to make them
sit up and take notice AL is 6 ft.
S in. and still growing. He's ma
tured a lot since last year, and
will be a big help at the University
of Arizona, where he plans to en-
roll this fall. Harper is around s
feet, but he is fast and he can hit
the basket. Well see lots of Harp
er at Phoenix College. Charles
Mayfield, whom we believe is
also going to Phoenix College COM
pletes this fearsome trio from
Phoenix. Mayfield is a PU team
mate of Harper's, and he's 6 #.
5 in.
In football, Ted Lawrence,
the all slater from South
Mountain is looking good. Ted
is ticketed for the U Of A.
Incidentally, the basketball
game is Friday night, and the
.AAA-ABC football game is Sat-
urday night.
In the fistic art o fself de-
fense, look for me to return
to action early in September.
/ am ready and willing to fight
anyone.
Goldie Carter the flyweight con-
tender can be called the hard luck
kid. He's had more split decisions
and draws than anyone know. He
needs just a little spark to get
him over those rough kids he's
fighting.
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24


class ABB battling as Class AA won
its 18th straight all-star game 49,
IL.
A crowd of 1000 watched the
ABS battle their bigger rivals to
a 6-6 halftime tie in the rain.
With quarterback Phil Brady
leading the offensive, the AAS
sloshed 70 yards to score in the
third quarter with 3:O6 left. Tue
sons Jim Sims broke the tie with
a 14-yard run. Ted Lawrence.
South Mountain All Slater, stood
out in AA line play.
In statistics the two teams were
fairly close. They are:
Arizona sun., 1961-08-24
3 NEGRO MEDICS ON
NATIONAL BOARD

President Kennedy has named
three Negro medical men, DR.. De
Witt T. Burton, Detroit, Richard
Francis Jones, Washington, D. C.
and Theodore K. LawleSs, Chicago
to the National Advisory Commit
tee on the Selection of Physicians,
Dentists and Allied Specialists.
Evening star., 1961-12-25

THAT PETE QUESADA comes up with
81 million pitcher and two-bit parking
fee at the new D. C. Stadium.
That Marylands Tom Nugent can fin
ish an entire year with fewer than six
other colleges bidding for his services.
That Bill McPeak, the Redskin coach,
discovers that he has the horses necessary
and gets chance to prove what he can
do when all things are equal.
That the basketball Tapers solidify and
do what no other outfit-pro or college
has done in the past: to wit, convert Wash
ington into a roundball town. 1t can be
done but it calls for patience, money and
winner.
That Pimlico's erudite, fashion-plate
publiciSt Charlie Johnson, lasts forever.
That all of us in the business will pause
few seconds in memory of Bill Jaeger,
who was the peer of Johnson and Everett
Clay.
That Freddie Hutchinson, one of the
incest of all baseball people, will uncover a
double-play combination for his Cincinnati
Reds 1t was the DIP that killed him in the
World Series
That Carry Back will shake off his ills
and ailments and become the kind of
handicap horse that he was as the excit-
ing 3-year- -old-a guilty, come from behind,
never-m -mind-the- track competitor owned by
two real people, Jack and Katherine Price.
THAT CHUCK DRESSEN will find a job
commensurate with his knowledge of base
ball, which is so vast. The pastime will be
poorer if Dresser isn't functioning.
That Bob Addie will hit one of his hot
streakS on the golf course and make it in
teresting in 80 for his baseball writing fell
traveller, Merrell Whittlesey of The
Star, when and if they ever get a chance
to play.
That Jimmy Johnston of Rosecroft. an
incurable sports buff, routs the gout this
winter. And that Roger Doulens never loses
his enviable enthusiasm for boys games
played by men, May all of his airplaneS be
on time.
That Jack Sheehan, the Senators chief
scout discovers another Bob Feller. And
that Hal Keller, head of the farm system,
finds himself with so many ball players