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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14

SILVER SPRING, NorthwoOd Park
Brick 3-bedrm., 2l7-bath rambler.
Living rm. with firepl., kit. with
table space, rec, rm.s 21x2J II.
First time offered.
GRAHAM CORP, JU. 5000
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SILVER sPRING-H HARMONY
HILLS-3.bedrm. brk. rambler on
attractively Handicapped cor, lot.
Sep. din. rm., full bsmt., with out
side exit. Avail. immed. Excel. buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14

GLEN HILLS-Is quality important
to you? Builders spared no expense
in the construction Of this large J.
bedrm. brick rambler, located on l.
acre Of level ground, just a short
drive from Rockville. Features a q
car garage and 2-car carport. Price
Just reduced to $4,000.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VII. $500
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FOREST HILLS-A marvellous buy
In a French Provincial residence
with 5 lge. bedrmS. and 3 baths,
located on an excel. quiet Guide
sac. Excellent living and dining
rms, kitchen and separate break
fast rm. Low A0s and better hurry.
Cow. to Conn. ave. and all the
best schools. Call KE. 1880 til 2
pm.
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Franklin Knobs Area
Walk TO Temple Israel. Immaculate
brk. rambler. Entrance foyer,
is bedrooms, mod. fam. kit, 2
baths, rec. rm. CENT. AIR COND.
Fenced yard. Close to schools and
shopping. Call HE. 1000.
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SE.-Air-cond. l-bedrm. APT. IN neE
bldE,s lge. ICONS. De luxe KIT Sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14

BETHESDA
BRICK RAMBLER, LOVELY GAR
DEN
Charming 3.bedrm. home, full bsmt.,
walk to schools, shops. Level lot.
Sle,950.
HILDEBRAND co. OIL. 4-s7ll
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Bethesda
EDGEMOOR


Charming brk. Colonial situated on
nice corner lot with lovely pvt. gar
den, enclosed by stOckade fence.
Very spacious liv. rm. and din. rm.
Well-equip. kit. with breakfast rm.,
scr. pch. opens to patio, 2nd II. has
fine bedrms., 2 baths. Rec. rm.
and 9Th bedrm. and bath in bsmt.
Garage. Priced S32,e50. See II to-
day! LEIGH AND SCHWAB, INC.
EN-. 2-5e00, Ewes. Call Mrs. Bren-
chley, OIL. 4-lsls.
BETHESDA, CLOSE-N OFF BRAD
LEY BLVD. Magnificent brick
rambler with bedrms., baths,
breathtaking rec. rm., most hand
somely designed patio and pool.
Immac. SIS 200.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 5000 Til 2
BETHESDA-AYRLAWN - 3-bedrm.
2-bath brick Cape Cod In immac.
cond. Kitchen has table space, le-
vel wooded and fenced lot, walk to
schools and supervised playground.
FLA approved loan of Sl6,e00 avail
able. Priced at SI7,950.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1000 Til 2
BETHESDA -Spotless, 3-ye no d
brick rambler offers ; bedrms.,
baths, daylight walk-out rec. rm. In
full bsmt., J fireplaces. Large yard.
Walk to schools and supervised rec.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 1000 Til 2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASPEN HILL PARK-Vacant. Cali.
fornia-style 3-b broom, ih-bath
split with large liv. room with bay
window, lovely bright kit, Ice, din.
area, rec. room, basement exit.
s22 900.
& co. 933-l50o TIL 2
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ID. 1. Barnard 588-7977
TAKOMA PARK
TAKMOA PARK
EXQUISITE
DETAIL,

This large 3-bedrm. brick home Of
fers beautiful cond. inside, and in
the yard, tall trees. Firepl., separ-
ate dining rm., Ice. kit. with table
space, lovely paneled rec. rm. and
garage. Low 20s. Call $4,000 til ,
pm.
Shannon & Luchs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-14

COLESVILLE-R ealty-n ew custom
rambler, center-hall plan, , twin
sized bedrooms and den, recreation
room, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, car
port, screened porch, immense hit
chen. SIS 900. GRAY MESSENGER
& CO., INC, JU. $500.
COLESvILLE AREA-Reduced for
quick sale. Brick split-l evel. u
acre, beautiful condition, 2D1 baths,
Dashboard hOt-water heat, center
hall, fireplace, dream kit, screened
porch, carport plus hi-f throughout.
WV. Carpeting and sub basement.
Trade now. Call $4,000.
HUGH t. PECK, ll7A6 Georgia Ave.
COLESVILLE AREA-BE FIRST
TO SEE THIS New Ice. brick
rambler, Nv. room, with fireplace
and picture window, sep. din.
room. It's. kitchen, disposal, dish
washer, , bedrms., baths, huge
rec. rm. with pic. window, outside
exit, full bath, b7-acre lot, beautiful
view Of surrounding area. c a ii
HUGH HIGHT +. PECK. n7Is Georgia Ave.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES Sparkling,
cious. all-brk. 2-story home.
Lge. liv. rm., WV. carpets, lge.
bedrms.. huge mod. kit. lst-flr.
powder rm; fin: rec rm; full
S down or Fla IA $50 down. New
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
COUNTRY ESTATE-Over I acres
Of land surround this custom ran
cher with the largest rooms Of any
home in this area! Each Of the 4
bedrooms has It's own bath, the Nv
ing room and recreation room each
are 35x20, the dining room and kit
chen are tremendous, the garage
holds cars comfortably. There Is
so much to tell, why not Just see II.
$50 900. DICKMAR REALTY, JU.
$500. After pm. call JU. S36l3
CUSTOM RAMBLER -On large cor.
ner lot, 3 large bedrooms, jalOusied
Florida room, 2-car detached gar
age. see this above average quality
home today. $3.50. GRAY KES-
SINGER & CO., INC, JU. $500.
EASTERN SUBURBAN JR. HIGH
AREA Like new 3-bedrm., 2D7-bath
hr.). VACANT. Full price sls,95o.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
7635 New Hamp. Ave. HE. L-l7oc
INsTEIN HIGH, walk to all
schools from this 2-story brk. I
bedrms., z baths, beautiful kit, TV
rm., FILA terms. Low 20s. 949-2e60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ENGLISH MANOR-Im cor. ram.
bier, ava baths, rec. nm. 500
FLA. r. N. LEVY, sl9-140o.
Franklin Knobs Area
Walk TO Temple Israel. Immaculate
brk. rambler. Entrance foyer,
is bedrooms, mod. fam. kit,
baths, rec. rm. CENT. AIR COND.
Fenced yard; Close to schools and
G. paul hickman, inc.
FRANKLIN KNOLLs-A bedrms., Z
baths, brk., mr.. schools. S26,9So.
James c. Conley & Co. JU. e-4l3A
RDEN CREEK GARDENs-3.
bedrm,, 2Z5-bath brk. ramb'' rec
James me: G. conley & Co. JU. s-H34
GAITHERSBURG $4,000, 3-bedrm.
Colonial, V7-acre lot. e4e-T170. TOWN.
HOUSE PROPERTIES, INC.
GARRETT PARK acre. immac
rambler, hot.water heat, walk Il
school. Call today.
Countrywide co.
RFALTOR sAs-lSol
GLEN HILLS-Is quality important
to you? Builders spared no expense
in the construction Of this large g.
bedrm. brick rambler, located on !.
acre Of level ground, just a short
drive from Rockville. Features a q
car garage and 2-car carport. Price
Just reduced to $4,000.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII. 6-230C
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SILVER SPRING = Brk, Colonial
near schools. CHURCHES, 2 blks. 10
public transportation. 3 bedrms,,
rec. rm., / y baths, firepl. See 1t
now. S22 300.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG COLLEGE GRADS Cgirls),
looking for other girls to share lge.
house COW. located to Conn. ave.
and Chevy Chase Cir, shopping.
262-ls32, Sat-, Sun. After pm,
Mon..Fri,
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BETHESDA, PARKwOOD-oNLY
S2o,95o FOR THIS pretty brick
rambler, perfectly maintained in
side and out. Featuring lovely liv-
ing nm. with firepl., mod. kit. with
tablespace. and pantry, ; bedrms.
and and tile bath; Rec. nm, and full
fenced yard with beaut. paintings.
A TERRIFIC VALUE! Call KE.
1880 til 2 pm.
Shannon & Luchs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
LLLlL-NI NETIII }
POTOMAC

Spacious cheerful large s-room oder
center-hau home On acre lot. Up
dated 70 1919 With new all-electric
kitchen Dashboard hot-Watsr heat
ing baths. The nearest Horse
interested" area 20 PentaRon via
new bridge. 1850 price D. c.
Irsnsit bus at corner. Mrs. Miller.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Negro Judge
In Florida

OPA LOCKA. Fla ~ \ signi-
ficant first here is the recent
appointment of James w Mat
thcws as Associate Municipal
Judge OF the Municipal Court Of
the city of Opa Locka.
The new associate municipal
Judge is a 1855 graduate of the
Florida A&M University College
of Law. He is the first member
of his race to be so honorcd in
Opa Locka.
According to Atty. Thomas Mil
Ter Jenkins. dean of the FAMU
College of Law. Atty. Matthew Is
one of fewer than 10 persons OF
Negro cthnic origin W ho have
been so honorcd in the entire
Southeast in the last IS years.
The appointment of Atty Mat
thcws TO the Opa Locka Munich
pal iudgeship was authorized by
resolution passed and adopted
November Ia II was signed by
Mayor Dale +. Cunningham OF
Opa Lock and approved by Al
bert l.. Weintraub, city ttorney'
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
New York Governor
Backs Equal Schools

NEW YORK - In support of
Commissioner James E. Aliens
desegrcgation program, Gov. Mel
son A. Rockefeller has issued a
statement affirming { h at the
Board of Regents, under Com
missioner Allen. has specific pow
ers to determine educational pol
icicS, to make rules for carrying
those policies out and to admin
lister alK laws relating to educa-
ton"
The Governor set forth his po.
sition in statement sent to DR..
Eugene I. Reed, president of the
New York State unit of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancemcnt of Colored People. The
statement was in response to a
complaint. made by the NAACP
state organization, that the Gov
crnor had failed to make a sin
Gle public statement supporting
the elimination of dc facto seq
rcgatcd public schools"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Va. Court
Rules For
NAACP

RICHMOND. Va. - Names OF
Virginia contributors TO the MA
ACP Legal Defense Fund and tC
the NAACP - a separate cor
poration. are not to be given tC
public officials, il was ruled here
this week.
The Virginia Supreme Cour'
of Appeals said that no lcsiSld
tive committee is entitled TO tn,
names and addresses of donors
of $500 or more TO the NAACl
Legal Defense Fund or to the
NAACP
Jack Grccnbcrg. dircciorcoun
sci of the Fund. served as chici
counsel of the platoon Of attorn
cys. James NJ Nabrit. III conduct
cd the proceedings on behalf oi
the Funds New York hcadquar
tcrS.
Lawrence Douglas Wilder was
local attorney for the Fund. anc
Samuel w Tucker represented
the NAACP
The Virginia Legislative Com
mittec. which sought the names
contcndcd that such data was
needed in order TO determine il
donors had ILLEGALLY deducted
their contributions from state in
come tax forms.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
NEW WERSEYMA YOR
APOLOGIES TO
ARRESTED AFRICAN

Wcstwood, Nj, - The arrest
of an African student at the
home of his hosts on September
10. which prompted borough
wide distribution of protest leaf
lets in Bergen County brought
bclated apology from Mayor
Stcinbach.
Two months after the incident.
the Mayor read to the borough
council his letter of apology to
I h African student. Kighoma
Malima of Tanganyika, inviting
him to visit our community a.
gain, at which time ! will look
forward to meeting you"
Such an apology had been re-
qucstcd at the time Of the Incl
dent by the students hosts Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour Kahn. Ma
lima was arrested while lying on
a beach chair reading a book in
the Kahn's backyard. Police, on
the pretcxt of pursuing a ST.
spicious prowler, rushed him TO
headquarters without even grant
ing him an opportunity to go in
side the house and get his pass
port.
Contending that the arrest was
soley an act of discrimination,
Bergen County Core distributed
protest leaflets on November 8.
One of the lcaflet distributors,
Martin Jacobs, was arrested Tor
violating a local anti-leaflet or
dinance.
Pointing out that such ordi-
nances are unconstitutional. Mrs.
Shirley Lacey, chairman of the
group. announced second leaf
let distribution the following
Sunday. On that occasion there
was no police interference.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Aaron Henry
Loses Appeal

JACKSON. Miss 4 libel
judgement issued against Dr. Aa-
ron Henry was upheld this week
by the State supreme Court
DR. Henry was accused by
Clarksdalc Police Chief Bcnford
c. Collins of issuing malicious
and libolous statements against
him. An award made by an all
white jury of $4,000 damages
to the policeman was appealed
The suit Steamed from allc-.
cd statements made by DR. Hen.
~ TO the effect that charge
against him was "a diabolical
plot cooked up by Mr. Collins
and county attorney I h c ) G
statements attributed to him were
published in local papers and ear
red over the Wirc services 20
other newspapers.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Archbishop
To Address
PrOtCstantS

For the iirs' time in history
the Archbishop OF the Roman
Catholic Archdiocese Of Detroit
viii address a lar.l assembly ci
the Metropolitan Detroit Council
OF Churches. The Most Rev John
+. Dcardcn. Archbishop of DC
roii. Will speak at an especially
arranged luncheon at the JctIer
son Avenue United PrcSbytcr.
ian Church on Monday January
l3. at 12:15 pm He viii report
on his experiences al the Sec
ond Vatican Council in Rome
where he was appointed 10 the
Sccrctariat for Promoting Chris.
tian Unity Presiding will be DR..
Allan 4. Zaun. Council president
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Bank Ignores
Protest Moves

ST. Louis, Mo, - The Jefferson
Bank & Trust Co financial in
stitution that has been the scene
of demonstrations and mass ar
rest during a drive to end en-
ploym ent discrimination. has
hired a total of five I5) cmplo.
wees all of them white since
the protest began Despite the
banks endorsement OF a lO-polnt
human relation program on Au'
gust %, a report from ST. Louis
shows that the bank hired no
Negroes during this period. IL
was also revealed that 9th 9 r
Council on Human Relations
banks in the ST. Louis area have
hired some 35-45 new Negro cm
ployeeS during the same time.
The protest movement. which
began late this past summer re-
suited in mass arrests including
the arrests, indictment and con-
viction of 19 leaders, charged
with criminal contempt as a re-
suit of a non-violcnt demonsia-
tion al the bank itself Some OF
the severest sentences and fines
ever leveIlcd by any court. North
or South, were given to the 10
They ranged from 60 days to l
year in prison plus S5OO.SlO0O
fines and payment of court costs.
Another result of activity in
the st. Louis area has been the
submission Of a proposal Tor
strongly wordcd an i-bias legl'
station. The proposal came as a
result of analysis of the Univcr'
sity City area: showing that some
is per cent of the municipality 5
restaurants discriminate by not
serving Negroes.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
rs CHRISTMAS CHRIsTIAN?"

TOMS IS AMAZING, SHOCKING! MILLIONS OF
CHRISTIANS ACCEPT THE CUSTOMS WITHOUT EVER
QUESTIONING THEIR ORIGIN. MILLIONS OBSERVE
THEM WITHOUT REALIZING THE GOD THEY HOPE
TO WORSHIP THROUGH THESE CUSTOMS CONDEMNS
THEM
BY Albert j. Fortune,
The Plain Truth magazine of understanding"
Dec. 1863 p. II
Have you wondered how Santa Claus fits into
the story of Christ? Have you pondered where the
nseIcovered brightly lit Christmas tree with IFS ornate
decorations figures in the worship OF God?
tSee CHRISTMAS. Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
IndustriaIist
Hits Shame Of
Racial Bias

New York, The time has
come to purge hate and unjus-
tlce and bring the shame of dis
elimination and segregation TO
an end, John o. Nicklis, presi-
dent of Pitney-Bowes, Inc, de-
clared here today.
Now the industrialist said.
while the mindless murder of
President Kennedy and the dark
horror of that weekend still lies
heavy on our hearts - now is
the time to do the purging. and
the Negro and his struggle for
justice and opportunity should
be the place for us to begin"
Addressing the annual luncheon
meeting of the National Social
Welfare Assembly, Mr.. Nicklis
appealed to the American con-
science ito bring Negroes, a t
long last, into that full fellow
ship which our best traditions
and religious principles demand"
Il am sure you are already
working on I h e problem he
told the meeting. but / would
guess that social agencies, as
well as industries, must serious
ly re-examine what they have
done, and should do now, about
helping the Negro to achieve
equality. If social workers,
and we who arc community lead
crs and board members do not
speak out and join our interest
ed citizens in action programs,
who will?"
Mr.. Nicklis spoke of Negro
employment as part of vicious
circle. Equal employment re-
quires better education, better
housing, and better social well
fare services, and most of these
things require that the Negro be
able to earn more money. They
all can only be provided, how
ever, if the concerned citizens Of
good conscience organize and act
with purpose 1t is here that we
must all work together more cf-
fcctively"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
Muslin Speaker
Suspended

CHICAGO - Minister Malcolm
Shabazz addressing a public meet
ing at Manhattan Center, New
York City. Decembcs /, 1863 did
not speak for Muslims when he
made comments on. the death Of
President John f. Kennedy.
"He was speaking for himself
and not Muslims in general >
Elijah Muhammad said.
Minister Malcolm has been sus-
pended from public speaking for
the time being. The Nation still
mourns the loss of our presi-
dent his statement concluded.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
"END BIAS. JOHNSON ASKS U.S."
"Tv-RADIO TALK URGES SUPPORT
OF KENNEDY IDEALS"
BY J. F. Ter Horst. Chief Of Our

BY j. r Ter Horst, Chief Of Our Washington Bur-
News. Nov. 29
WASHINGTON Nov. 49, - President Johnson asked
ihe nation last nqh TO from the tragedy of John F.
Kennedys death and resolve move forward toward
American greatness"
HIS THANKSGIVING MESSAGE WAS PRIMARILY AN
APPEAL FOR NATIONAL REDEDCATiON TO THE
IDEALS THAT WERE MR. KENNEDY's AND THE coUN.
TRY's "BANISHlNC FROM OUR LAND ANY INJUSTICE
OR INTOLERANCE OR OPPRESSION TO ANY OF OUR
FELLOW AMERICANS WHATEVER THEIR OPINION.
WHATEVER THE COLOR OF THEIR SKINS"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
THE TWO WEATHERS.

by Andrew F. Euehauf CS. +++
Droughts, Hurricanes, Floods:
DEVILS ADAM-EvE LORD GODS (cen. 2:7.
etc., EXCESS RAIN. HEAT. COLD OF SATAN
BOUND: EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLEs!
IMPURE: THERAPEUTICS ! EDUCATION!
The UNIVERSE IS 1907 OF THOUGHT!
Gods Christ Seientist-THE REAL:
I'm ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE, WE live.
AND MOVE. AND BREATHE" AND HAVE OUR BEING !
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMN.
LUST v0IDED : FEAR" p. 586 S2H.
HEAVEN WITHIN YOU! AL-L-NE-s-s OF GOOD
SATURATES UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE NO BIRTHS DEATHS. SIN. MATTER, HELL AND
THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE
FRAUDS - MYTHS Gen. l:27: MALE & FEMALE"
IN ONE AS PER CHLL-DLE-SS JESUS AND GREAT
EST MARY, BAKER EDDY'S 40 PLUS OF 80 YEARS!
v. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED
BY THE C-H-I-LDL-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS !! HAD MADE
AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS ti-Sl VERY GOOD!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
State Senate Under mines
Michigan Civil Rights Law
Secret Action
Weakens CRC

LANSING - Echind-th the seen
manuvcring Tuesday led to un'
nimous senate passage Of bc'
puttins the new Civil Rights Com
mission into operation on Jan
with weaker powers than eth
Coy Romney or Attorney Gen
cral Frank J Kelley think
should have.
However, both Romncy az
Kelley said - and lawmak,
agreed - that a final dctcrmir
tion on powers of the G.
Rights Commission will come fl
the State Supreme Court i
eight man commission was
tablishcd by the powers Of 81,
new Constitution.
Proposals to strip the comm
SION Of its operating power ca
out 1f a joint meeting Monl
OF House and Senate appropr
lne committee members. No
would say who made the pl
posals.
Senator Thomas F. Schwcigc
II. PctOSkcy. objected bccaus
the State Affairs Committee
which he is chairman had pv
ccsscd the bill and reported
TO the floor in the upper chaa
Der
He said proposals for chan
should not have been made
committee which was not e.
siderlng the bill.
Instead of going over q
amendments on the floor. hv,
ever, Schwcigcrt agreed &
take the Civil Rights bill bat
to the committee where some
but not all-of the amcndmcuf
that appeared myStcriously irn
he appropriating committ
were added.
Then it was reported to q
floor and passed without dcba
Schwcigcrt said the bill Vs..
give the commission guidan,
on what the Legislature wants
TO do He said he did not co
slider the changes weakening. b.
added there might be probe
in CITING the House to acccr
The Senate version.
He indicated efforts might d
made to put the crippling amen
mcnts back in the bill.
The changes. which keep som
legislative control over ccrta
phases of commission operate
include:
Bringing the Civil Rights Co
mission under the State Adm
l,iratiNc Practices law VIII,
allow the Legislature TO dI
approve rules adopted by u
commission
Removing from The bill pow
for the commission 10 cstsbli +
local civil rights advisory agon
Cics d councils TO work ou
problems of alleged racial or r.
heious discrimination.
DENYING local civil rights agCH
cics state money for expenses
The Legislature is required L,
the new Constitution to appro
pirate money to pay for oper4
ton OF the state commiSsior
which has been appointed l.
Komncy and is functioning oi
an interim basis until it attain
full status Jan. /.
The Senate Appropriation
Committee recommended givin
the commission S173.l75 for il.
first SIX months Of operation.
An annual salary of Sl5.0C(
was set for the commission iii
rector with Sl2,50O for dcpui,
and $1,000 for an assistant den
uty. A limit Of 27 employees was
set. -
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
No Schools In
Prince Edward

RICHMOND. Va. An adverse
opinion was handed down tins
week in the ll-year-oId case $ ek-
ine dcsegregation of the Prince
Edward County public schools.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-12-14
9

Blank Postal Money Order
Forms Nos. 7,698.892. 800 TO
1858. .892. 900 inclusive. were
stolen on December IL, 1868
There is an excellent poSSibll.
ity these money orders will
be passed by iorgers durins
the Christmas rush season
Please carefully examine any
money orders you receive. II
YOU find any of the above
numbers. first take possession
of the money order, keep II,
stall tho passer, call Police
at WO. 2-5700, then notify
Postal Inspectors at 965-3750,
extension 372.
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Breathers Scarce
On College Card

Navy, No. 9 and facing .
rugged schedule, meets upset.
minded West Virginia. Z
Washington, tied with Ohio
State for the No. 10 spot, gets
a test from Air Force in the
national television game
(WTOP-9 at 4:30 in WASH
ington). Ohio State is idle.
Oregon Slim Choice
There are some other rugged
intersectional games on the
card. Oregon is a slight favor
tie over Penn State at night In
a battle Of two of the Nations
best. California also is o slim
choice over Iowa State, anc
Washington State gets the nos
over Texas Tech at night.
Army and Syracuse, two Of
the best in the East, open
against Boston University anc
Boston College. respectively.
In some other pairings, Texas
A&M meets Louisiana State,
Kansas meets Texas Christian.
North Carolina State plays
Maryland and South Carolins
is at Duke.