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The chronicle., 1963-06-25

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Major League Standings
BY United Press International
National League

Mondays Results
Los Ang. 5 Cincinnati a (night)
Milwaukee 3 Houston 0 (nighb
San Fran. st. Louis 8 might,
(Only games scheduled
Tuesdays Probable Pitchers
San Francisco at st. Louis
(night) )-Bolin (3-2) VS.. Sadecki
l4-4.
Phila d elphia at Pitts
burgh (night)-Mahaffey go VS..
Francis (3-2).
Los Angeles at Cincinnati
(night)-Koufax 11-3) VS.. O'Toole
1888.
Houston at Milwaukee (night)-
johnson (3-9) VS.. Cloninger (2-4
Chicago at New York might
l.. Jackson (8-6) VS.. Hook go.
Wednesdays Games
Chicago at New York
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh might
Los. Angeles at Cincinnati might
Houston at Milwaukee might
San Francisco at st. Louis might
The chronicle., 1963-06-25

Shirl Conway, head nurse Liz
Thorpe on THE Nurses on the
CHS Television Network, is a
great-niece of the late actress
Henrietta CroSman.
The chronicle., 1963-06-25
ST regains first spot
by beating ST. Louis

yielded two hits but pitched his
way out of the jam and then
closed out the game in the ninth.
Willie Davis homered after
walks by Maury Wills and jim
Gillian in the third inning and
the Dodgers added a fourth run
in the frame on singles by Tom
my Davis, Wally Moon and Ron
Fairly. Joey Jay was the victim
OF the rally and suffered his 18th
loss against three victories.
Giants Regain Lead
The San Francisco Giants re-
gained the MI lead with a 4-3
victory over the St. Louis Cardi-
mails and the Milwaukee Braves
defeated the Houston Colts, 80, in
other National League games.
Juan Marichal went 6 2-3 in
nings before Billy Pierce took
over to win his 18th game for
the Giants, who scored all their
runs off Lew Burdette in the first
inning. Chuck Hitler and Jim
Davenport had two hits each for
the Giants and Julian Javier
homered for the Cardinals.
Denver Lemaster pitched a
fOur-hitter and struck out six as
the Braves extended the Colts
losing streak to nine straight
games. Lee Maye and Eddie
Mathews h o m r e d for the
Braves. The Colts, who went 40
innings without scoring a run be-
fore they tailed one in the sec
ond game Of a doubleheader Sun
Gay now have gone 16 more
without denting home plate.
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Ski club meetinq
set Wednesday

Singing River Ski Club will con-
duct its regular meeting Wed
nesday at 7::3O pm. at the home
of vice-president Cleve Harring-
ton at 1916 Oliver Drive. Pasca-
eOula.
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Sports
parade
BY OSCAR FRALEY
UPI Sports Writer

NEW YORK (UPD-There is in
existence today a new and val
liant organization which may 90
down in history with such glor-
ious outfits as Coxey's Army, the
Bloomer Girls and Billy Watson S
beef trust.
1t has a vast membership po-
tential of some 33-million folks.
and if that comes out "dopes
it's a misprint. The ultimate pur-
pose is to change things so that
said folks lose their money a bit
more slowly.
The name of this organization,
raising a lusty howl in the fail
ing financial wilderness, is "The
Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Horse Players. :"
AS a charter member, old
Fearless long has turned purple
at the fact that some horse own
ers gallop their steeds in the
guiSe of racing them while mere
~ sharpening them for their next
outing. When you see the jockey
stretch, you know you've been
had.
Heads New Group
Our lofty-minded president is a
gent named Van ManSbach, who
runs a bistro named Beau Brum-
mel, probably in memory of
those who passed on before they
could get to the track. Van is
primarily concerned with the tax
bite on the racing buck and, be-
ing one of our best dreamerS,
wants to put the squeeze on the
politicians.
Vans premise is that every
time you make So wager you
pay "a cents for the privilege in
the way Of a tax bite. This
means if you stay around the
track for six races you've al
ready blown the deuce, among
others.
However, Van has asked the
members for suggestions in plan
ming an active campaign and, aft
er serious consideration, l have
several.
First, how's for starting a SUBJ
sidiary organization along the
lines of AA? Ours could be
''HorSeplayers Anonymous" al
though, on second thought, our
honorary president Joe E. Lewis,
might consider "HA" as too jocu-
lar. And there's man who will
tell you betting on the horses is
no joking matter.
Down With Fences
There is, also, the possibility of
forming out vasion brigadeS
which would tear down the fenc-
es at every horse park so us pris-
oners could escape at will. The
difficulty here is that more peo-
pie might start storming inside.
We could outlaw the automo-
bile, and there's a real thought.
At this point all highways could
be torn UP, as they are most of
the time, anyhow, and all horses
could be put back to the plow.
Which is where most of my choic-
es belong to begin with.
AS a final suggestion from
these quarters, the local munich
pality could sell a license, some-
thing like a dog tag, to each in
veterate. guaranteed. dyed-in-t.le-
horsehide bettor. This tag would
entitle him t ride home free on
local transpo-. Sen facilities each
and every time he tapped out at
the local bangtail p1r,or.
Too many of us have done that
5O-mile hikh but long before it
was ever considered beneficial to
ones "vigah."
I'VE are looking forward to
nothing more" says our esteemed
president of the SPCHP, than to
give our members the opportun-
ity to throw away their money in
the traditional manner 2
The chronicle., 1963-06-25
Chicago climbs near first place
by knocking off leading Yankees
BY FRED DOWN
UPI Sports Writer

The Chicago White Sox have
come up with a number for
which American Legue teams
searched for years = the Yam
KEGS number.
It's an old Yankee tradition to
play their best against their chief
rivals = to knock off the con-
tenders themselves.
The defending world champi-
ons may eventually get around to
doing just that this season but
they'll have to make up for lost
time. Here it is almost the half
way mark of the season and
they've yet to score a victory
over the White SoX!
The White Sox made it three in
a row for the season Monday
night when Johnny Buzhardt and
Hoyt Wilhelm combined in a six
hitter that gave them a So VIC
tory over the Yankees. The win
was the White Sox' fourth In
their last five games and boost
ed them to within one game Of
first place New York.
Yankee Nemesis
Buzhardt, low fast ball pitch
er whom the White SoX acquired
from the Philadelphia Phillies in
1861, has now beaten the Yam
KEGS four straight times over the
last two seasons. He yielded five
hits in seven innings Monday
night to raise his overall season
record to 9-3.
Cate her Camilo Carreon 5
three-run double off AL Downing
was the big blow of a four-run
fourth-inning rally and Pete Ward
weighed in with his ninth homer
and a single to extend his hitting
streak to 18 games. A crowd OF
42,74S in Chicago saw Downing
suffer his first loss after two
wins.
The Minnesota Twins beat the
Baltimore Orioles, ga, the Boston
Red Sox defeated the Cleveland
Indians, rs, the Los Angeles An
gels nipped the Washington Sena-
tors, 81, and the Kansas City
Athletics downed the Detroit tt
gers, 6-3, in other American
League action.
Pace Twins Attack
Zoilo Versailles triple, doubles
by Jim Kaat and Vic Power and
singles by Power and Bob ALI
son were the big blows of a 10
hit Minnesota attack. Kaat went
z 1-3 innings to receive credit for
his seventh win with Bill Daley,
making his seventh relief appear
ance in nine days, finishing up.
Gary Geiger's two-run ninth-in-
ming homer enabled Red Sox re-
lever Jack Lamabe to win his
third game after the Indians had
tied the score in the seventh on
q tWo-run homer by Willie Kirk
land. Chuck Schilling and Lou
Clinton also homered for the Red
Sox while Kirkland had three hits
for the Indians.
Jim Fregosi's single scored Ed
SadoWSki and capped three-run
game-winning Angel rally in the
eighth after Claude Osteen had
pitched a two-hit shutout for sew
en- innings for the Senators. Hank
Foiles sparked the rally with a
homer, and other key hits were
singles by Lee Thomas, Sadowski
and Albie Pearson. Relief pitcher
Art Fowler won his second game
for the Angels.
Bobby Del Greco and Ken Har-
relson hit two-run homers to off
set one by Bill Bruton and enable
Ed Rakow to win h is seventh
game for Kansas City. John
Wyatt shut out the Tigers for the
last / % innings, striking out
three. Norm Cash had three hits
for Detroit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

BEAT THE AAA
PRICE RISE! e. IA
PUBLIC IS IL |s'f 81
BUYING! ~ ~
ARE YOU? ~
PRICE IS RIGHT. Ormisfon Ave-.
near eost 200th. Very eleon z bed
room eoIoniol. Basement olvmi-
mum siding, lh-eor garage. @0x-
l35 LOT. Competing. Only $1,000.
WHY PAY RENT. Porksrove near
Eost I56th. An older 5 room single
with basement. All new kitchen
with bvilf-ins, new bathroom.
olvminvm storms. Honest buy -
$4,000.
PLEASE NOTE:
or tost l85th St. 8 yeor old
bungalow. Basement. bedrooms.
double garage. Under $4,000.
MODERN LIVING. Richmond, near
Chordon Rd. 3 bedroom California
ranch. lh baths, eorpefing, fire.
place, dir conditioning, ottoehed
lh-cor garage, potio. Lot 75x235.
Sacrifice $2l,5O
COUNTRY AIR. GorfieId Or. off
r.. 81, Mentor. Lovely 8 room
COLONEL with basement, rec. room.
1h baths. lh-eor sorose, oox2oo
LOT. Hurry only $I5,9oo.
NEW TRI-lEvEi. Belvoir Blvd.
south Of MoyfieId Rd. 3 mosfer
bedrooms. 2h baths. dining room
plus sofins spoee in Kitchen.
Double sorose, Anderson win
dows. $27. 200.
CUSTOM BUILT RANCH. CheIford
Rd. off Chordon Rd. This 3 bed.
room. IA bath home is quoIity
built. l2xl8 kitchen hos bviIt-in
oven. range, refrigerator and
freezer. ~ living room hos fire
place, divided basement enclosed
porch. 2-eor soroge. Lot 6ox2o5.
Extra lot ovoilobIe. Asking
$4,000.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. 81. Clair
near White Motors. Modern grill
and bor, seots 81, D2 license. Air
conditioned. Lively lunch business
from surrounding factories. Ask
ing $500.
81 ACRE FARM. Off RI. 20 near
Geneva. Modernized 9 room single,
barn, chicken house. tools, 10
oeres sropes timber, sandy loom
soil. Poved road. Excellent in.
vestrent. $4,000.
WHY PAY RENT? Phillips Ave. off
worden Rd. 10 year old bvnso-
low. 2 bedrooms down. portiolIy
finished UP. lh-eor sorose,
storms, screens. eorpeting, 81.
and F.H.A. financing. $l5.3oo.
STAKI(H
REALTORS
0o4 E. l65ih KE. I-l934
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REALTORS
WillowiclE
OPEN SUM-. rs
479 Eost 324th ST.

OPEN SUM-. rs
47s Eost 324th 81.
Comfortable 2-bedroom home
near schools and transportation
Spic and spon. 2-cdI quroge.
Priced right for quick sole. Coll
Helen Sbrocco. EV. 2-o00l. N.
1887.
Coventry Rood
HALF BRICK s.ROOM DUPLEX
East Cleveland bordering Cleve-
lond Heights. Newly decorated.
excellent condition. low taxes.
Owner will help finance. Asking
only Sl6.500.
81. Louis Perish
Large single off Taylor. Clay tile
kitchen and bath. H. 25l8.
Large Income Single
Eost Clevelond. south OF Euclid
Ave. neor Lee. Present income
$3.50 per month. Immaculate
condition. N. 1880.
Edst Cleveland d
4.bedroom single. Euclid-Lee
oreo. st. Philomeno's Perish.
Prospect School. N-2203.
Euclid-lvunhoe Area
North of Euclid Ave. 3 bedrooms.
full dining room. bright kitchen.
close to schools and tronsportu-
ton. N 1891.
Eust Cleveland
2-fomilY, SIS. well kept. 2 bed.
rooms. 2 guroges. immediate
possession. Chambers School.
St. Philomeno's Perish. N. 2405.
South Of Euclid
Loree 2-fomily. Sl7.50o. S rooms
each suite. 8 rooms and bath on
3rd. gas furnaces. ldrge lot. 2
goroges. neoI Rapid. Vacant.
N. 24o6.
Executives Home
Beuchwood. 6 bedrooms. 2A
boths. fomily room off kitchen.
custom built. many extros. 2h-
cor dttoched guroge. only 7
yeors old. Coll Helen Sbrocco.
EV. 2-o00l. H. 2545.
East Cleveldnd
OH Hayden. Groom single with
full bath ond bedroom on lst.
2 bedrooms on End. garage.
Sl3.500. N. 1852.
HaYden-St. clair
Area
5-5-3. handy mans special. Gas
furnaces. brick garage. See and
make offer. Asking Sl6.500.
N. 22ls.
Christ The King
Parish
Good 6.room single in East
Cleveland off Elm. Chambers
School. gas iurnoce. 2-cor ga.
roge. immediate possession. See
this new listing. N. 1889.
Eust Cleveland
NEED 4 BEDROOMS?
Northiield. Groom single. ex
cellent condition. 8 garage with
storage up, neor all schools.
shopping and transportation
N. 1882.
HaYden-castalia
Areo
6lz-room single. excellent condi
ton. ldvotory and sewing room
on lst. full bath on End. qos
furnace. new woll.to-woll cur-
petine. new driveway. 2-cor
garage. Close to playground.
See this new listing. N. 235l.
VIM. 7. BYRNF |
1885 Hayden MU. 1-6100 |
49, REAlTOR
II ul1I UNITED MULTIPLE
W. lISrlNc SERVICE
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2-bedroom home. bright CHEEKY
kitchen. "a #. living room. cen
trul Euclid Location. full bose
ment. Sll.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

Custom built 5-yeor-old ranch.
very scenic setting. unique kitch-
en- with built-ins. hardwood
floors. lovely poneled living
room. cut stone wood burning
fireplace. Ia baths. double at
toched garage. "A real value.
Lower S20's.
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FAMILY RooM-RANcH
Spacious Runch
Neut Bungalow

bedrooms spacious kitchen full basement 2co detached
all fencedn yord prime Wclfe location Very low s20s
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2 Brick Runches

8 bedrooms. lorqe livinq-din-
ing room combination. bright
kitchen, 2 full boths. one feo.
lures a. #. poneled family room
with fireploce and bar. Priced
at $4,000 and S24.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

South Of Ridge Rd.. full dining
room. 3 bedrooms, complete rec.
room. 2-car garage. A very neot
fomily home. Only S24.500.
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Large
Serni.BunquloW

Located on dead end street. yet
convenient to shopping and
schools. 3 bedrooms down with
possibility for 2 more. full bose
ment. 2la-cor detached ou-oge.
CT assumption 4h%. sl07 per
month. Excellent buy!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

Wickliffe. prime location. 8 years
old. very immaculate, 4 bed
rooms. divided basement. rec
room plus End kitchen. 2h-cm
detached garage. Reduced to
Sl9.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
Private Beach

Newer brick ranch. complete S.
room home plus formal dining
room. ruised heorth stone fire.
place. eluborotely finished rec
room; beautiful setting overlook.
ing Loke Erie. NO EROSION. In
upper S20's.
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Income or
Larqe Single

S bedrooms. 2 full baths. 2
kitchens. large parcel with all
city conveniences. A spacious
versatile home. One OF our best
buys.
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Brielk-BeverlY Hills

Attractive colonel off Chardor
Rd.. large modernized kitchen
with oil built-ins. enclosed potio
basement. 2h-cor GARAGE;
scenic Shaded setting. Very low
S20's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

Euclid. Ideal starter. 1 rooms
basement. Convenient to every.
thing. St. Christine's.
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Euclid Brick

8 bedrooms plus. Economical tax
and upkeep.wise. An excellent
sturter or for retired couple.
Moke offer!
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FIRST OFFERING

6 yeor brick 3 bedroom ronch.
Dining room. rec room. 2 baths.
l00x300 lot. 2-cor attached ga.
ruqe. extras. $4,000.
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Executives Home

Beochwood. 6 bedrooms. 2h
boths. fumily room off kitchen.
custom built. many extros. 2h-
cdi attached garage. only 7
yeors old. Coll Helen Sbrocco.
EV. 2-OO0l. H 2545.
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Off East 222nd 81.

Euclid prime location. 6 rooms.
formal dining room. family sized
kitchen. lla baths, 2-cor 90.
rage. full basement: excellent
condition throughout. Urgent
sole! Make offer!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18
HOUSE AND 4LOTS

OF Eost l85th. 3 bedrooms. din
ing room. basement. extros.
95x256 total lots size. Must be
sold us | unit.
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REALTORS


Beverly Hills 81 f. kitchen. all builins plus dining be
down. bedrooms up deluxe bathrooms double utoche
garage. many extras. Mid upper S20's.
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South of Euclid

Loree 2-fomily. Sl7.500. S rooms
each suite. 8 rooms and bath on
3rd. gas furnaces. lorge lot. 2
goroges. neoI Rapid. Vacant.
N. 2406.
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G.I. NO MONEY DOWN

WilloughbY Hills. S nice rooms.
Corpeting. garage. wood burn.
ing fireplace. l00x275 lot. Only
Sl4,500.
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Wickliiie

Custom built 3-bedroom ronch.
living room lectures wood.
burning fireplace in stone wull.
Colored fixtures in clay tile bath.
built-in oven ond RANGE in kitch-
en-. 2-cor qoorge. s2e.900.
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Wickliife Runch

s rooms. living room. dining
room. kitchen eating space, nice
sized bedrooms. Competing. fin
ished rec room with bar. double
detached gurGge. Moke offer!
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EUCLID COLONIAL

North of Boulevard. Tip Top con-
diiion. 81. Willioms Perish. Two
bedrooms down, one beautifully
finished bedroom on second.
Very Iorse kitchen, full base
ment, poneled reersotion room,
sorose, privote beach.
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a BEDROOMS

Exceptionally attractive buneo-
low in excellent WiIIowiek oreo.
Two bedrooms on second, two
bedrooms on first. Spacious liv-
ing room, full dining room. kiteh-
en- with eotins oreo. finished
recreation room, basement two
car garage. All this for q low,
low S2o,oOo.
Evening star., 1963-05-16
Dr.. Raphael H. Miller, 80,
Ex-Pustor of National CITY

Christian Board Of Publica-
tion, but remained d trustee oi
the Washington church.
A native of Syracuse, N. Y,
he was graduated in 1896 from
Hiram College in Ohio; from
Auburn Theological Seminary
in 1904; received a doctor Of
divinity degree from Drake anC
an LID degree from Butler
DR.. Miller leaves a daughter
Miss Margaret Miller. of 1850
Harvard street NV, and a son
the Rev. Raphael H., jr., oi
Evansville, Ind.
Services will be at 3 pm
Saturday at Martinsvillc, with
burial Monday at Perry, Ohio
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form of contributions tc
the Kennedy Memorial Chris
tian Home, 2l0 Pike street
Martinsville.
Evening star., 1963-05-16
Man Dies,
Wife Hurt as
Cor Hits Pole

A Falls Church man, who
worked for many years for
Safeway Stores, died this after
noon in Fairfax Hospital from
injuries he received in an auto
accident a short time before.
Hospital authorities said
George H. Harrison, 78, died a
few minutes after noon. prob
ably from a broken neck.
He was injured about IL am.
when the car, driven by his
wife, 72, swerved off Columbia
pike at Maple street near
Bailey's Crossroads and struck
a pole. Ambulance attendants
said Mrs. Harrison apparently
had a heart attack.
Mrs. Harrison, who was
thrown from the car, is in
critical condition at Fairfax
Hospital with internal injuries.
Neghbors said the Harrisons
moved to 1908 Hickory Hills
road, Falls Church, about two
years ago from another home in
the Bailey's Crossroads area.
Mr.. Harrison was a retired en-
ploye of Safeway Stores, they
said.
He leaves. besides his wife.
a daughter, Mrs. Edna May
berry of the Falls Church ad-
dress, and two sons.
Evening star., 1963-05-16

white school where Negro
youngsters have conducted a
sit-in as unregistered visitors
for almost two weeks.
The classroom sit-ins are the
latest tactic used by the Engle-
good Negroes in, the dispute
and are scheduled to spread to
the two other predominantly
white schools in the community
tomorrow.
Under the combined Oak
wood-Park School district,
children In grades one through
three would attend one Of the
schools and children in the
fourth through sixth grades
would attend the other school.
1t would result In a 72 per cent
Negro enrolment in both
schools.
The ruling is binding on the
school board, but can be APP
pealed to the courts.
Evening star., 1963-05-16
Bronze Bars Awarded
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
tonight with showers likely
low of So. Mostly cloudy, show
ers and thunderstorms tolnor-
row and somewhat warmer.
Maryland-Mostly cloudy to-
night and tomorrow with show
ers and thunderstorms. Lowest
in the SOS except low COS in
the southeast part tonight.
Virginia-Considerable cloud
iness, showers and scattered
thunderstorms moving over the
east and north parts tonight
Lowest Sc to Ga tonight. Mostly
cloudy and warmer tomorrow
with showers and scattered
thunderstorms again.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Variable winds OF
10 or Is knots tonight, becom-
ing mostly southeast to south
tomorrow at 10 to 20 knots
Cloudy with showers and scat
tered tnunderstorms late to-
night and tomorrow. Visibility
5 to 10 miles, but 2 miles OIL
less In showers.
Evening star., 1963-05-16
End Racial ImboIonce, ,
Jersey School Told

cent Negro enrolment, the
average for all of Oranges
eight elementary schools.
Mr.. Raubinger ordered the
board to submit a plan to him
for approval by July / and to
put 1t into effect for the 1853
ga school year.
The issues in the Orange
case were similar to those in
volved in Englewood where the
Lincoln Elementary School has
a 98 per cent Negro enrolment
The Englewood case also is
before Mr.. Raubinger. Hear
ings have been completed and
briefs are due to be filed by the
attorneys next month.
The Englewood case has beer
marked by two years of demon
strations. controversy and sit
ins
Thirty-one Negro children
from the Lincoln School re-
turned today to q nearly all
Evening star., 1963-05-16

DR.. Raphael Harwood Miller
80, a former minister OF the
National City Christian n
Church, died this morning at
a Martinsville dndO nursing
home.
He served the National City
Church on Thomas Circle from
1888 to 194l, retiring because
of health.
In commenting at one time
on his doctors advice to cut his
work in half, he told his con-
gregation, this cannot be done
in justice to the requirements
at National City Church. You
need leadership in its full
vigor to meet the challenging
opportunity. You deserve the
most and best any leader can
give"
DR.. Miller later moved to
st. Louis to become editor-in-
chief Of the Christian Evan
gelist, a publication Of the