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Navajo times., 1963-01-03
Holiday Basketball Tourney

The 1862 Holiday InWtational
Basketball Tournament was held at
the Navajo Civic Center. Window
Rock. Arizona on December 26, q.
% and %, 1862. The Tournament
consisted of Twelve teams for the
Mems Division and Five teams for
the Women's Division: each team
being officially invited by the Ma
vajo Civic Center Athletic Com
mitee.
The Window Rock Auto Supply
took the First-Place trophy with
the Rumer-up team, Window Rock
Elk. Scouts taking Second Place.
Third-Place honors went to the
Tohatchi team, while the Ganado-
Roads took Consolation.
Also Saturday night in the Wo-
mems DiNsi the Tribettes took
the First-Place trophy with the
Diamonds taking Second Place.
while the Lodgerenes winning the
Consolation Award
The ll-Tourney team for each
Division were selected by the man.
ayers of the participating teams.
The All-Tourney Mems include:
D. McKeon- Window Rock Auto Sup
ply, E. Lincoln Window Rock Ex.
Scouts. R. Tracy-Ganado Roads,
D. Williams Window Rock Supply.
and R. Observation-Disclosures
Ex. Scouts.
The All-Tourney for the Wo-
mems Division include: M. Sho-
walter-Lodgerettes, E. Begay-
Tribettes, R. Damon-Tribenes. c.
Nez-Gallup PHS, D. Murphy -Tri-
benes and P. Bitsm-Diamonds.
''Most Valuable Player" award
went to R. Tracy-Ganado Roads
and R. Damon-Tribettes.
Sportsmanship Award in the
Mems division went to the Fort
Defiance Traders, and in the Wo-
mems Division, the Tribettes.
The Tournament was sponsored
by the Navajo Civic Center Ath-
letic Committee and the Navajo
Navajo times., 1963-01-03

Invitational Tournament Commit
tee.
The NIT Committee expects to
conduct another fine basketball
tournament in the near future,
there will be teams from different
tribes participating. many whom
are outstanding in their respective
districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-06

STORE OURs; MsBdau, Thuudays and
Fridays $50 am. 70 3 pm. darlington und
annapolis only open Ill $50. Tnssduys.'
Wednesday, end Saturdays $50 am. q
8 pm. Free PnrkiBsl ~
S.lletg 49, w sf-easala o. A.f 3
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24

tional Science Foundation at the University of Alaska. He has also received an invitation to become participant in the 1963-64 Acad- emic Year Institute at the Univer- sity of Colorado. The Institute is supported by the National Science Foundation.
 Connie Dandeneau, Kodiak Jun for High School teacher, has been awarded National Science Foun- dation scholarship to the Summer Institute at the University of Alaska for Science and Mathemat- ics in junior and senior high school.
 Miss Dandeneau is a graduate of Salem, Mass, State Teachers Col lege and has taken graduate courses at Columbia, the Univer- sity of Washington and Tufts Uni versity of Bedford, Mass.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24

a deadlock when US. representa- tives refused to allow Japanese operation in the Kodiak area in which the Japanese have asked per mission to take crabs on an ex- perimental basis.
 Another meeting had not been scheduled but one may be held the latter part of this week, informed Tokyo sources stated.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24
Kodiak Crab Talks Stall In Tokyo

A deadlock is reported on talks in Tokyo between the US. and Japan over the Japanese request to enter the king crab fishery around Kodiak Island and in the Gulf of Alaska, according to news story appearing in the Anchorage Times.
 The report said the talks reached
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24
713 Jap Boats To Fish North Pacific For Our Salmon

Japan, nation whose streams contribute only a negligible e amount of the salmon of the Pa cific, this week indicated it intends to continue its intensive and ex- tensive high seas salmon fishery this year.
 A report in the Anchorage Times
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24

coming from Hakodate, Japan, stated that Il Japanese salmon fishing fleets totaling 38O ships sailed for the North Pacific for an allowed catch quota of 57,O0O tons. vessels left Japan the end of April to fish south of the 45th Parallel. Their quota was another 63, ,000 tons of salmon.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24

School was out May 23rd and maybe you think that is why these three Kodiak teachers are wearing big smiles. Faint the reason though a'tall cause actually they are all going to be going BACK to school themselves as soon as high school is out here for the summer! They are wearing smiles because they won highly coveted awards through the National Science Foundation.
 Alfred L. Craig, who received his bachelor of science degree from Eastern Oregon College in 1859, has taught the past four years in Kodiak as a social science
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24

Read the classifieds for profit. use them for results.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-24

teacher.
 Craig has been granted leave of absence to accept an authoriza- ton to study with financial SUD- port, under terms of the National Defense Education Act. He will at- tend counseling and guidance in- stitute for the 1963-64 academic year.
 Hugh Q. Smith, who received his batchelor of science in 1858 from State University of New York at Buffalo and took graduate work both there and at Geneseo, N.Y., has accepted an invitation to par ticipate in the 1862 Summer Ma
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER '1-A-I cord., one own.
ers Sl2S. Call e64-60l7.
CHRYSLER 80 Newport z-dr. sedan.
PSI p.b., auto. trans, WV. tires,
air cOnd:. fully equipped. Reasona.
bic. Iz2.5303.
CHRYSLER 80, new, conv. 1900, %
factory air cOnd., o m pY ct ely
equipped. ss,l36.ss, save 81, l56.
only $500 down. Call FRED FRED
ERICK' Chrysler-P y m o U { h.
-U6-z3Z3.
CHRYSLER 80 Windsor 4-dT. sed.,
auto, 49," r. and h., p.b., p.s.,
beaut. snow white finish, only SIS
down. $3.50 mo-, sI,095 full price,
81 bank rate fin. Call FRED
FREDERICK Chrysler-P Plymouth.
U6.J3I3.
CHRYSLER 81 3OO-G Convertible, r.
and h., air conditioned, full power,
white with beige interior, I owner,
like new. $2,6z5.
AIS MOTORS
Valiant Plymouth. Chrysler-Imperial
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl., va.
ia. 2-4l02
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s39s. HUSI1IE MOTORS. s1s-2sO0.
CHEVROLET 81 Impala 2-dr. hard
1900 miles. sS7.sSiO. A1'O' '''
CHEv. 80 Blscayne VS., standard,
si.6Ss. Cali FE. 1855. - -
CHEW. 80 Impala l-dr. hardtop,
Arctic white finish, red int, 7. and
H. auto, We, p.s., p.b., like new,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEy. SO Impala conv., We, stick,
excel; eond., $e75 or best offer, cali
CHEVY 50 station wagon, s.passen.
ger, heater, good cond., best offer.
CHEW. '63 new Impala convert.
VS.. automatic. 1870. BARRY
PATE CHEW, 1880 Conn. ave.
NV. RE. LISTS.
CHRYsLER 1850 Windsor 4-door Sc
dan, good running cOnd., SIS or
best offer. WA. 1884.
CHRYsLER 81, New Yorker hard.
top sedan, white, green interior,
factory air conditioned, 2,l95.
Open Weekdays Til Pm.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FE. 7.2SOO
CHRYsLER SO New Yorker z-dr.,
fully equipped, full power, tip-top
cond. Se25. Low as $o5 down.
y. p STEUART CHRYSLER CITY
WV VIZ. ANS. Enn. 5-SoOO
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CHEVROLET '6I ImpaIa Sport
Coupe, Adobe beige finish, fully
equipped incl. auto. trans, power
steering, power brakes, and factory
air conditioning, driven only 1000
careful miles, showroom condition
throughout. Only $2,l95.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
LAKE BRANCH
840l Conn. Ave. Chevy Chase, Md.
OIL. A-l412 OIL. 4A67A
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
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AUToMoRlLEs FoR SALE

CHRYsLER IS 4-dr. station wagon,
excslIent condition. $l95. HUSKIE
MOTORS, 525-2o00.
COMET 80 c0ny. "S-22," low mi, r.
and h., Wv. tires, must sell. Best
CONTINENTAL 20 4-door, beauEiful
iet.black finish, red interior, fun
S EoSSSFbs afe65SS65y cf ElT; 49, assS E EI
son Blvd Arl., IA. 5-ee22.
CONTINENTAL go conv., full
equipped incl. factory air condition
laS, SnGwVESOIn con9lti @. l-year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

20 IMPAI4A SPORT COUPE
White and blue finish, 250-h.p. va
engine auto. trans, power steering,
many other custom features, only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

= 80 MPALA CONVERTIBLE
Palamar red with black interior,
"40q" engine, 4-speed floor shift,
original factory list, A'OsS' now
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ROsenthal
BOWMAN
DODGE

7445 Ca. Ave. NV. RIA. 6-ll22
OPEN SUNDAY IL 10 5
CHEW. $50 0-cyi., stan. trans, good
car. motor. Must sell. Best offer
takes car. 529-7S60,
CHEVY 81 "2l0'' 4-dr., VS., auto,
trans, extra clean, top shape, low
mileage. 1875. JE. 3-ele7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

80 IMPALA SPORT COUPE
Anniversary gold finish, 250-h.p. VS.
engine, auto. trans, r. and h., 1900
actual miles, only 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

4O0-HP. AND 4-SPEED
80 CHEVY uMPALA CONVERT.
Bucket seats, loaded with extras,
factory warranty remaining, like
new, only $2,2q5.
"a CHEy IMPAI.A SPORT CPE.
Monaco blue. low mileage, never
abused, showroom cOnd., only
80 FORD GALAxTE "sOV' COUPE
Fire-engine red, custom interior, re.
s Sse O sas se' o 4 c sss low mile
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7125 WISCONSIN AVE.
OIL. A-l4l2 OIL. A-A67A
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
CHEVROLET 80 wagon, r. and h.,
automatic. power steering, ! owner.
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chevy CI1dS6 CQeVrOlGC
LAKE BRANCH
e4ol Conn. Ave-, Chevy Chase, Nd.
OIL. A-l4l2 OIL. A-A67A
Home Of Country Club Used Cars
CHEVROLET 80 Biscayne 4-dr. Sc.
dan, auto, clean and low mi. Se25.
Ii. LILO.
CHEVROLET '6l Bel Air We 2-dr.
hardtop, red with matching inte-
rioT, floor shift r. and h., $ls40S.
Call CIR. 4.e324.
CHEVROLET 80 Bel AirI s cyis., 4
excel. cond. $3.50. Leaving country.
AID. A-3l35 or FEE. 1-6872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

81 conv., every extra, full power.
red finish, red and white full leath-
er int, a real outstanding conv.,
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81 De Vile type coupe, full power,
all factory. equip, mist green fin
ish, matching int, 1900 act. mi,
like new, e3,2q5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

CHEVROLET 20 ImpalS S.passen.
ger station wagon, auton1 a1ic
transmission, power steering. r.
and h. sparkling blue finish, car
positively Immaculate In every re,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.. power pack
VS., r; and h.. good tres S72s
cash. call JU. 1853.
CHEVROLET 20 I'm D a a, stand.
shift, 6-cyl.. In perfect cond. Must
sell, best offer, e4o-753e.
CHEVROLET 80 Impala hardtop
"40o" engine, 4 speeds, postraction
red. low mileage, $2,lo7 AERO
CHEVROLET, l705 Mt. Verne n
ave. Alex, Va. $4,000.
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Some Of the cIeanest used CadilIaca
In the area. Stop In and compare.
80 Coupe de VILE, FACT. A. c., full
power, every extra, goddess gold
and white finish, like brand-new In
side and out. $4,295.
80 Sedan de vile, FACT. &C, ev.
cry conceivable extra, Jet black fin
ish, solid genuine red leather int,
q real beauty, SA,4o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

80 Fleetwood "60.S'' A-dr., FACT.
A.C., every possible extra, orig.
ebony black finish, immac. orig.
int, t0day's special, S2,7o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13

CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor z-door Sc
dan good running eond.. SIS or
Evening star., 1963-05-19

were swings, helped our old
est three to let off some Of
their excess energy. We also
let them stretch when we
stopped for gas.
I bought the small cans Of
baby juices an eight-day
supply for each child. We
carried paper cups and could
stop for a Juice break in the
afternoon. It was a refresh
ing healthy drink and made
soft drinks unnecessary.
We also took a gallon jug
Of water and would buy dis
titled water when our home
supply ran out.
Small children as we'll as
adults can become quite Ill
from strange water.
For between meal snacks,
we had soda crackers and
zwieback.
We carried the baby's food
in the back, and each morn
ing I would put the whole
days supply in front so that
she could be fed on the road
If she became hungry before
we were ready to stop for
meals. We ate all of our
meals in restaurants. Ba-
nanas or apples would be
fine to carry, but you'll have
to surrender them before
crossing into California be-
cause of the quarantineS.
Our children were too
young for games, but we car
ried a "goodie" bag full Of
10-cent toys-one for each
day for the three oldest. A
look through a dime store
will reveal a number of small
things for a dime that will
enthrall a child for a day or
more.
When the girls did become
fusSy, we began to sing, and
they tried to join in. The
baby was even quieted.
We would also get the girls
interested in looking for the
various farm animals, and
they would identify them and
look for more. The anticipa-
ton of crossing a bridge or
going through a tunnel was
another source Of quieting
them.
San Diego has some beau
tiful sights that I'm sure you
will enjoy seeing. Good luck
on your trip. I'm not sure
that I would want to attempt
it again, but we were sur
prised how well it did turn
out.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Old Cook Book

Mrs. E. J. E., Mt. Pleasant
Does anyone have, or know
of someone who has, a copy
of Mrs. RaSmussen's Book of
One-Arm Cookery by Mary
Lasswell that they would be
willing to part with?
1t was published by Hough-
ton Mifflin, Boston, about
1945 and is now out Of print.
1 would love to have a copy.
Can anyone help me?
Evening star., 1963-05-19
READERS
HOUSE
Advice on Eosinq Tension on q Iona Trip
To Mrs. c. A. K, SiIDer Spring
From Mra II Il Cila,or CnrirlI

To the lady who is going to San Diego in June
with her four young children, perhaps my hints
will be of some help to you since have just
returned from San Bernardino, Calf. with four
children ages 8, 2-year-old twins, and an 8-month-
old baby-plus dog
Stopping for stretching, if possible, where there
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Old Linen
Toblecloths

Mrs. E. A. o., Washington
Does anyone have a sugges-
ton for what might be done
with old linen tablecloths?
I'm sure something original
could be done. Mine have
gotten discolored even
though they were carefully
packed away,
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL oS o public service exehonse
Of ideos between oreo reoders. The
StOr eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinins TO this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

complete a Queen Bess sill
verplate for a church. This
pattern was to be discontin-
ued.
I will give to q church or
organization with this pat
tern six place settings plus
serving pieces in Queen Bess
silverplate. I am no longer
using them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Beautiful Batter Up!
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD
LIE DODGERS AND ANGELS don't supply all the
baseball excitement around Los Angeles. Every
Sunday the Women Entertainers League turns
in some very pretty plays, not to mention the
players. They're all Hollywood starlets.
1t all started because most Of the girls were
going with actors who spent weekends playing
baseball. 'NOw the sneaker is on the other foot
says Deb Stars captain, Dolores Faith, "and the
men are complaining" Jos HYAMs
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Included at COM
porabIe reductions
nre our own collee-
zion Of NEW MINK
coots, jackets ond
ttoles in gorgeous
postel and roneh
eoloEs eoeh O mos
ferpieee Of design
and beauty. StoIes
in high fashion ond
froditionol motifs
jackets and coots
featuring one Of q
kind designs.
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S. DEEP shelves for even bulky
blankets! Hanging space for 2
dozen gormentsI Mirror, tie
rock, hotshef, end shoe rackI
PLUS 2 keys and 2 locks for
sofetyI 67"x36"x2oI Space
sowing compoct storage!
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OswuId's Mother
To Get Insurance

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. Z
CAP).-Lee Harvey Oswald, the
man accused Of killing Presi-
dent Kennedy. was insured for
$3.50 by the National Life and
Accident Insurance Co. Of
Nashville.
Jesse z. Wills, company pres
ident, said yesterday the policy
was bought by Oswald's moth
er, Mrs. Marguerite c. Oswald,
in l945 when her son was 6
years old. Oswald was shot to
death November "a at the Dali
las jail.
A check to Mrs. Oswald will
be delivered in the regular
manner" he said.
The policy. in the amount Of
$1,000. was issued in April.
1945, Mr.. Wills said. A small
loan and failure to pay premi-
ums after April. 1859, reduced
the amount to 1858.
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Capitol Dynamite
Nav Be Discard

Capitol police officials today
said the newspaper-wrapped
dynamite found near the Sen
ate Office Building has not
been traced but that the explo-
sive parcel was apparently
dropped accidentally or thrown
away.
The parcel, containing five
sticks Of dynamite. four nom
electric blasting caps and a A.
foot time fuse. was found near
a trash can in the 1000 block
of C street Monday morning
by a Capitol policeman.
Officials said the explosive
and the decorating caps were
not connected. The newspaper
in which they were wrapped
was dated November 81.
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Special Panel on Assassination
Sets First Session Tomorrow

and possibly overlapping Sen
ate and House investigations.
Senator Heating, RepubH-
can Of New York. has intro
duced legislation to arm the
commission With broad sub
poena powers. He said the bill
is modelled after the statute
which granted similar powers
to the special commission ap-
pointed by President Franklin
D. Roosevelt to investigate the
Japanese attack on Pearl Har-
Dor.
Members of the special COM
mission, besides Justice War
rem, are Allen W. Dulles, for
mer director of the Central
Intelligence Agency, John j.
McCloy. former president Of
the World Bank and high COM
missioner to Germany. and
four members of Congress -
Senators Cooper. Republican
of Kentucky, and Russell,
Democrat Of Georgia, House
majority whip Boggs, Demo-
cratic of Louisiana. and
Representative Ford, Republic
can of Michigan.
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I District Attorney Henry Wade
and Ruby's attorney. Tom
Howard, who said they had
not completed their cases.
It was also learned in Dallas
that the Internal Revenue
Service is trying to collect $40
$50 from Ruby through four
liens filed with the county
clerk. The Government claims
he failed to pay all the taxes
he owed and the liens cloud
title to any property he holds
until they are paid.
Texas Attorney General
Waggoner Carr has put his
staff to work in drawing the
groundwork for the State in
vestigation Of the assassina-
ton. He said his investigation
will supplement those of the
special presidential committee
and the FBI.
Mr.. Carr plans to hold a
court of inquiry, q legal means
to obtain sworn testimony
without taking a case to trial.
He has named Leon Jaworski
of Houston as special counsel
to assist the probe. Mr.. ia
worski helped prosecute war
criminals at Nuremberg after
World War II.
There had been earlier pre-
dictions the FBI report would
reach the White House shortly,
but Government sources now say
they doubt it will be completed
by the time the Warren group
convenes-and perhaps not
even this week.
Members Listed
The special investigating
commission was authorized by
a presidential order issued last
Friday to evaluate all avail
able information" and to con-
duct ANY further investiga-
ton it deems desirable"
/ BY creating it, President
Johnson apparently has
Quoted most of the demands of
Congress members for separate
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Given Reinsurance

real estate holdings, too, under
trusteeship.
The trustee Is A. w. Mour-
sand, general counsel of the
Citizens State Bank Of john
son City, Tex. Mr.. Moursand
also is co-trustee Of Mrs. john
sons stock holdings in radio
and television stations in Texas.
The Johnsons were said to
own approximately 5000 acres
of ranch land in Texas.
Officials said the President
retains personal control over
only his LBJ Ranch home near
johnson City, Tex. and 40
acres Of land surrounding it, in
addition to some municipal
bonds.
Both the late President Ken
nedy and former President Eli
senhower put their financial
holdings in trusteeship when
they entered the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
CORE Director Urges
'Repuirs' in Education

Mr.. Farmer said when asked
whether he referred to a vote
by the committee or q discharge
petition.
He added that be believes
CORE can do a great deal to
help speed action by talking
with members of the House and
their constituents.
Demonstrations
If the civil rights bill is held
up beyond the first Of the year,
he said. you can be sure there
will be demonstrations"
Mr.. Farmer said he urged
the remedial education program
because so many Negro chill
dren were not qualified for Jobs
in modern industry as q result
of inferior schools"
He said the proposed remedial
education program would be
integrated, aiding white chill
dren who have been deprived
OF proper education in many
areas as well as Negro children
He said he beblieves that for
three years of segregated edu-
cation one year Of remedial
education is required to enable
the children to catch up.
He suggested that the pro-
gram should include mass
training by teachers or young
college graduates willing to
give up a year of their lives
to help reclaim deprived chill
dren in q sort of teaching
corps" along the lines of the
Peace Corps.
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By the Annotated Prsss

Chief Justice Earl Warren
viii set up the machinery to-
morrow for the high-level in
vestigation ordered by President
johnson into the assassination
Of President Kennedy.
But Government sources said
they doubt that the basic mate
rial of the probe-a long and
apparently still growing report
by the FBI-will be ready for
the seven-member Warren COM
mission by then.
The Chief Justice sent mes
sages to the other six members
yesterday calling them to a
Thursday morning meeting in
the National Archives Building,
to organize the commissions
work.
Justice Warren told reporters
that much but said no further
details would be disclosed now.
And there was no indication
whether the White House, upon
receiving the FBI report from
the Justice Department. will
make it public before forward
ing it to the Warren group.
No Oswald-Ruby Link Seen
Official sources report that
the FBI account will indicate
that Lee Harvey Oswald, "a
year-old former Marine who
once sought Soviet citizenship.
planned and executed alone the
shooting of President Kennedy
in Dallas November %.
The report also is said to
indicate no link between Os-
valid and Jack Ruby. the Dallas
striptease joint owner who shot
Oswald to death two days
later. The FBI repeatedly was
still checking out belated tips
and possible new leads.
In Dallas, meanwhile, Rudy's
trial has been rescheduled for
February 8,
Judge Joe B. Brown reset
the trial, originally scheduled
for Monday, by agreement with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
Cornell Mon to Head
Agriculture Research
Nv the Associatsd Press

Secretary Of Agriculture
Freeman has placed all re-
search and educational activi-
ties of his agency under q
single head - DR.. Nyle c.
Brady. until now head of
Cornell University's depart
ment of Agronomy.
DR.. Brady, 43, a native Of
Ohio, will have under his wing
the Agricultural Research
Service, the Federal Extension
Service and the Cooperative
State Research Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
of johnson Assets
Put in Hands of Trustee

into the White House, also
have put up for sale their
Spring Valley home here.
Officials said Mr.. johnson
had put his stock holdings in
the hands of a trustee when he
became Vice President.
Since assuming the pres
idency he has put most of his