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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19

CRIME DEPT.s At the wars
end Admiral Cunningham re-
quested Brendan Bracken TO
place German Admiral Readers
name on the list Of war crimi-
mails. Bracken said, Just q
moment. We shouldn't put
everybody who fought for Ger.
many on the war crimes list.
Because on that basis you would
have had q rope around your
neck II we'd lost the war"
Admiral Cunningham replied,
"Ah. but we didn't lose
Admiral RAeder was tried, con-
victed and given a life sentence.
80
NAVAL NOTE: Admiral Of
the Fleet Vlscount Cunning
ham, who died In London last
week, was first sea lord during
the war. At a private luncheon
in New York in those days, we
heard him tell of a merchant
mariner who suddenly found 1t
necessary to dock ahead of
Cunninghams flagship. He did
II clumsily, then turned toward
the flagship, for criticism.
Cunninghams signal flags
went up. The merchantman's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19

captain sighed in relief when
he translated the flags code,
GOOD" Then he saw the
flags continue to signal the
rest Of the massage, GOD"
LABOR NOTE: The rain in
Rome has delayed filming Of
battle scenes for THE Fall of
the Roman Empire" Hundreds
OF extras wearing full battle
armor discovered that because
Of the rain some Of the armor
had become rusty. The director,
Anthony Mann, announced
that this was unprecedented:
For the first time a film is de-
layed by a shortage Of steel
WOOL"
ORBIT: In the tragic death
OF Ira Haupt, the nation has
lost one Of the illustrious citi-
Gems and Wall Street one Of
its foremost giants. Haupt was
prominent in many fields-ln
philanthropy and art, horticul-
ture and religion. and ALWAYS
in Wall Street. preached faith
In America.
Whenever q client asked him
about buying stocks, Haupt
would cite a lesson he learned
from Goldman. Of Goldman,
Sachs: Ira" the investment
banker told him, America
hasn't touched q fraction Of
our potential. All my life I've
put money into stocks" i
And so. are you buying now?"
Haupt asked. Goldman shook
his head.
why not?" Haupt asked.
Because l have no money
left" said Goldman sadly. II
used 1t all to buy stocks"
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HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD CNANA).-
Marion BrandO doesn't play ia
vorites. His two wives, MOvita
and Anna Kashfi have both
been visiting him at Universal
on the set of king Of the
Mountain" Not at the same
time Of course. Rumors are
flying that Cary Grant is in a.
marrying mood again. Cary
has struck out three times.
Nancy Kovack seems to be the
preferred lady. -. George
Hamilton dining Pam Zauderer
Of the upper echelon In New
York, at Henry Samplers. =. :.
And Connie Francis was digging
into q roast beef dinner at
Danny's Hideaway, with her
manager. who has recovered
from his heart attack. Connie
will soon be off TO Hollywood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
Brondo Plays
No Fovorites
By sAEILAH GRAHAM

for another picture for Joe
Pasternak. Doris Days 20
year-old son Terry is having q
fling with Mile Fling.
Brlgitte BardOt's pretty young
err sister MijanOu has lined up
four TV sponsors for her
weekly fashion show in Paris.
Rock Hudson, who has q per-
fcentage, viii travel to key cities
to promote his picture. "A
Gathering Of Eagles" Liz Tay-
IOr had a percentage Of Cleo
patra," As you all know, but did
she travel to help sell the film?
Not now or ever. DOdle Good
man should be twins then she
should be twins then she could
could accept all the goodies Of
fered her in Hollywood. She
could have had a top role with
Robert Walker in Ensign Pull
yer" 10 follow her King Of the
Mountain" But Dodie said no:
she has signed contracts for
summer stock.
=
Ann SOthern's God Bless
Our Bank" will come to Broad
way in the fall, II the summer
stocking does well at barn box
offices. The sponsors of the
show, Stan Seiden and Zev Buff
man, also have the rights to
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THE Olsen and johnson Story
for filming in October.
MarEaret whiting. has put
her big Bel Air home on. the
market and she plans to live in
the East. And II she Is seen
frequently in Chicago, it's be-
cause Of Stan Kambic, owner of
q supper club.
Mamie Van DOren talks Of
some cafe engagements In
Spain, end Of July. Question:
WI she, or can she, take
fiance DO Belinsky along?
Mamie is now touring in silk
Stockings"
The sporting goods stores are
short on boxing gloves and
catcher's masks since Shirley
MacLaine stormed into the
Hollywood Reporter to punch
Mike Connolly, who Is q gentle
man and didn't punch back.
When Q woman smacks a man
she takes bows. When q man
sniacks . woman he Is called a
heel.
GeEpldine Page, who likes
Hollywood, is glad that her
picture with Glenn Ford, "The
out-of- Towners." will be made
In HOLLYWOOD. when the leaves
In the East start to fall.
80
It seems that Producer Fred
BrissOn wanted Edie Adams for
the young girl role In Under
the Yum-Yum Tree" But actti-
ally the role fitted Carol LlnIey
much better. The part was A
wide-eyed ingenue. Eide IL bet.
ter at comedy.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-04-01
GALA TIME!
"Pr0m"

WHITERIVER-The Junior
Class of AlcheSay High School
we're hosts to the Senior Class,
Faculty, and parents at the an
nual Junior-Senior Banquet and
Prom held in the Whiteriver
Elementary School cafetorium
and high school gym on Satur-
day, May IA.
The theme of the event was
''In An Old Dutch Garden.
Tables for the banquet were
decorated with candles and
tulips. Mattresses were dressed
in blue and white costumes of
traditional Dutch design. Dec
orations for the gym followed
the same theme and utilized the
Senior Class colorS of Columbia
Blue and Gold.
Tulip beds lined the walls of
the gym and on one wall was
a mural painted by the fine arts
class depicting a scene from
Holland. A four piece band pro-
vided music for the prom.
Freedmen music was prOvid-
ed by an instrumental group
from the high school. Those in
cluded in the group were Karen
Allen, Claude Millet, Rudy San
chez, Donald Martin, and Clara
Martin.
Vocal numbers were present
ed during the banquet by the
following: Clara Martin, Little
Dutch Mill'', Elaine Amos and
Steve Kirkpatrick, Tip Toe
Through the Tulips and when
You Wore a Tulip"
A quartet composed of Ro-
sta Gooday, Elaine Amos, Har-
riet Shrine, and Karen Allen
sang and led group singing of
Down by the Old Mill Stream"
and 'In An Old Dutch Garden.
Susan Hansen and Karen Allen
we're accompanies for the vo-
cal numbers.
Paul KesseI was Master of
Ceremonies for the dinner with
the blessing offered by Harriet
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-04-01
REP. sENNER INVITES ACADEMY BIDS

Nominations to West Point,
Annapolis and the Air Force
Academy will be made this fall
for classes beginning on July
1864" Congressman Senner
said.
Every applicant for academy
appointment will be asked to
take a Civil Service examin-
alton early in July, and results
of the examination will be a
major factor in making the
nominations" he announced.
Interested young men should
address their letters to Senner
at 444 House Office Building,
Washington IS, DC.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-04-01
ALcHEsAY STUDENT OFFICERS NAMED

tary; Joe Sanchez, Treasurer,
and Donald Martin, Social Man
ager.
The new officers who will
assume their posts in September
we're installed May IA in a spe-
cial student body assembly pro-
gram held in the high school
auditorium.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-04-01

WHITERIVER-Rudy San
chez was elected president of
the 1963-64 student body coun-
Gil at Alchesay High School in
a general election held at the
school May 8.
Other council officers in
clude: Keno Kane, vice-preSl-
dent; Linda Lunderman, SeCre-
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-04-01

Alberto (Rudy) Sanchez, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. EuSebio San
chez, Whiteriver, has been
granted an eight week scholar
ship by Arizona State Univer-
Sity for the period commencing
June "a through August II,
1868, at Tempe, Arizona.
In general, this program,
which is supported by the Ma
tional Science Foundation and
is sponsored by the Arizona
State University, is limited to
students of high ability who are
attending superior high schools.
There are four subjects of
fered and Rudy has chosen the
fields of psychology and Soci-
ology. He will attend lectures
in the mornings and participate
in rigorous research in the after
moons.
Rudy will be a senior at AL
chesay High School, WhiteriVer,
next year. He has been an honor
student since his first year in
grade school. He has received
many awards in All, Spanish,
Science, Music, and Boy Scout
clubs. He has lettered in foot
ball and in Band, and has served
in various class offices. He was
recently elected as President of
the Student Council of AlcheSay
High School for the year of
1868.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-04-01

Shrine. Speeches we're given by
Albert Major, Steve Kirkpat-
rick, Michael Allen, and Rudy
Sanchez. Sponsor for the class
is Mrs. Vern Hackett.
During the intermiSsion at
the dance, a trio composed of
Paul KeSSel, Michael Allen, and
Bill KeSSel entertained with folk
songs.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-04-01

Observation-Disclosures
man George F. Senner, Jr. has
invited young men of the Third
Congressional District interested
in nomination to United States
service acadamieS to write him
Immediately.
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CIeoronce-Prieed
VoFied Housewares
comparable
vGIMe 1900

so WesnsF 800" blue carpet
sweepeFs in seoled cortons. Eosy to
empty with flip-open bottom. Com
poroble value 7.9o. 4.s9
lee escorted xippeFed soFment bess.
Jumbo and reoulor sizes. Lilac.
Comparable values 3.79 to 4.os.
1879 and 2.99
IS fielding wire. bssket-type loundFy
carts. Mounted on 4 casters and
lined. Comparable value $40. 800
50 "oiFfIito" nyIon dust mops.
Washable heods. Varied coIors.
Comparable value 2.99. I.99
"a rolI-obout bend trucks to carry
heavy loods. Bottom folds for cosy
storage. Comparable value 4.o8.
2.ee
IS o'cedeF wet mops. Lone-weor-
ing heed of odorless celIuIose yorn.
Comparable value more than double.
49e
40 wicker boskets for Ioundry or
storage. Comparable value more
than double. 3ss
WGl-Housewores Center,
LIST Floor, Washington Store
North Building
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versity's Huntsville extension
center.
On May IT, the Judge held
that a 1855 injunction abol-
ishing racial discrimination al
the university still was ir
force.
That court order opened the
schools doors to its first Negro
student seven years ago. The
student, Autherine Lucy, wa.
greeted by rioting mobs. She
later was expelled for unprover
charges that university off.
cials conspired with the mobs
The notice Of appeal was
signed by IL of the IL boarc
members. Gov. George Wallace
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Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Housewares Reduced
VI And More

II 6oIlons Of Discontinued end Pre-
Mixed Points. Comparable volus
6.e5. e6e
ITO Quarts Of Discontinued end Pre-
Mixed Paint. Included ore some
basement woll points. Comparable
volue 2.29. 36e
40 BeToque candIss In voried
lengths up 10 IS inches. Raspberry
color Comparable volue 23e. Toe
" Clothes Poles odlustoble from 4
10 ga feet. With 4 movable hooks
. Comparable volue $40. 2.49
6 Ironing BooFds. Assorted styles
and eolon. Comparable volue $40,
i.ss
Z Stofsss Chests. One In woodoroin
design hos 4 drawers. One OF steel
hos bulk storage oreo. Comparable
value o.o9 eoeh. s.o6
4 Pink Shelf Boxss with front see
through window. Comparable volue
COS. 7.49
~ Pelish-snd-wax RsHlIs. With
buffer ond foom pod. Comparable
volus l.7e. 5Ss
WGl-Houssvores Center, lst Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
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RemnGnts-FridOy Only
Sove on Fine Clocks

rs Brsss Ships Clocks. comparable
volue 22.5o. 1000"
10 BFess HysFomstsrs, comparable
volue 1850. 500
II combinofion We'll BoEometers-
Thermometers, onehor shoped with
mohoeony finish. Comparable Volue
$500 500
3 combIns,ion Well cIoeks-Borom-
eten-TheFmometeFs, mohooony fin
ish. Comparable value $500.
Z combinotion Desk Bsromstsn-
Thermometers. comparable volue
1926. 500
IA Smell Desk Alarm Cheeks, choice
Of eoIon. Comparable volue SOS.
! Old Pine Wall Clock, round. Com
poroble volue 81 so. 1900
| Smell Well BeFomsiss- ThsEmoms-
ter Combination, g.. Mahogany fin
ish. Comparable volue o.95. 400
IS Leather eese Travel Alarm
Checks with luminous numbers. Col
or choice. Comparable volue e.e5,
4.S5s
II Leather esss TFevel Alarm
Clocks with luminous numerous.
Comparable volue 1850. 500
so Smell, LsethsF ssss TTovel
AleEm Clocks, luminous numerous.
Comparable value SOS. 500
'Pleose odd lo9o Federal tax.
W5L-Fins JswslY, LIST Floor,
Washington Store
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Guardsmen federalized BY
President Kennedy.
They earlier had been turned
away from the registration
building by Gov. Wallace, who
made his promised stand in
the schoolhouse door" to bar
their entrance.
The Governor said he was
raising constitutional questions
In barring the Negroes from
the university. He was under q
Federal court Injunction pro-
hibiting him from physically
interfering with their enroll
ment.
When Mr.. McGlathery en-
rolled at the Huntsville center
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Save On
Practical Notions

- ResuIeF 81" Gorment Boss Of
VinyI plostic; 6 to s ooment CO.
.pocity. Turquoise, pink and green.
Less than Va comparable value,
Alt, z for 400
~ Jumbo Suit Bsss Of VinyI pIostic.
Turquoise. pink, green. Less than
"a comparable voIue,
ali, z for 400
lo0-l2-Poeket Shoe Boss to notch
above. Comparable voIue 800,
Alt. z for 400
$50 Que Oven and BoF-B-ous
Cleaners. Sproy on, wipe eleor.
Comparable value 90, z for $50
- Mems Oversize Wood0R
Hangers. Comparable volue 45e,
; for 100
W5L-Notions, lst Floor,
is Washington Store
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Save 25% on
Foremost-moke
choirs, Solos. and
LoVeseots,
Floor Samples and
Discontinued Styles or F0bries
A group Of s. pieces BY such dis
tinsuished mskeFs os Sehoonbeek,
HeFitese, ThayeE cosein, Clyde
Pseson and Stots Of NewbuFsh.
40 chairs, comparable voIue $500
to III 90. 56.z5 TO 2o3.63
~ sefos, comparable voIue $4,000
to $500. haas to 394.5o
z lovesssts, comparable value
$4,000 to 5000.
1900 to $500
WGL-Fufniture, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
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Remn0nts-Frid0y Only
Glassware Reduced
More Than VI

- ltsIIsn csssd HishboIl Closes,
yellow and oroy. Comparable volus
soe. soc
IL Eisht-pises Sets Of Old Fashioned
Closes, Woodland pottern. Com.
poroble yolue 500. 2.46
30 Eisht-plses Sets Of hishbell
Glasses, Woodland pattern. Compor-
oble volue 500, 2.46
II Eisht-pisee Sets Of Closes In q
serving rock. Woodland pattern.
Comparable volue 500. $50
si2 Nspplss. comparable volus 49e.
24e
IS Continental vosss. II. compor-
oble volue l.79 Soc
WcL-Glosswore, 5th Floor
Washington Store
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two days later, the Governor
did not attempt another door
way stand. He said the uni
versity system had been taken
over by what he called "the
military dictatorship in WASH
ington."
Mr.. McGlathery registered
and attended his first class
without escort.
AL three students have been
attending classes without Incl
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
Midwest ALI Youths
Taking Course Here

A group Of $50 All Club
members from the Middle West
Is using Washington as a class
room for citizenship this week.
The group is among several
taking the Citizenship Short
Courses offered by the Ma
tional All Foundation here.
The courses combine lectures
and group discussions with
tours of historic sites.
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Remn0nts Only
Save at Least VI
On Still and
Movie ComeFos
And Projectors

No dowe Payment, convenient
monthly payments on purchases Of
$500 or more. All items Gerry orig
incl maker end Woodward g 10th
Fop policies. Trode-ins Indicted a.
such.
! PoIoFoid Electric Eye cameFs, eose.
Comparable Volue, l05.0o. $500
; Argus Slide Projectors, compare
bic Volue, 5000. $500
Kodak Refine IIIc 35mm cGmerO.
Comparable value. 1895. $500
z Kedsk Electric Eye 8 MN Movie
csmsFos. Comparable value, $500,
17.oo
z Argus c-s Outfits including
3Smm esmeFs, eose and flosh Of
toehment. Comparable Volue. 1000,
I Kodak Refine Reflex 35mm Gem
era with cose, fl.o lens. Trode-in,
1900
z Bell 3 Howell Remote Control
Slide Projectors, comparable volue.
1895 $500
I Sawyer Slide Protector, eomporo-
Bile VoIue. $500. 400
! Argus Autrenie Electric Eye 3smm
comsFo with eose. Trode-in, 5000
I Kodsk smm Electric eye. Zoom,
Reflex Movie comeFo. Comparable
volue, 10000. 5000
z Mansfield Slide Projectors, COM
porobe value, 1000. 1000
5 MonsiiIed Zoom Lens, Automot-
ie-ThFeodins smm Movie Projectors.
Comparable values, 5000. $500
z Bell 9 Howell Electric Eye loom
Lens Smm Movie comsFos. Compo-
roble volue, 1000. $500
z Bell o Howell Smm Movie Com
eros with eose and meter. Compo-
robls value, $500. 1000
I Monojet Elsetronie Flash Unit,
comparable volue, 5000 - 5000
I Grommsrey zoom Blnoeulors,
comparable volue, 5000. 5000
"Pleose odd 1929 Federal tax.
WGL-Comeros, Isl Floor,
Woshinoton Store
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Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Sove VI and More
On Housewares

500 shower euFfeins or motehins
dFopeFiss in assorted discontinued
potterns and colors. Comparable val
ue 3.95 to l2.95, eoeh S6e to 4.s6
10 bothroom we'll shelves. Chrome
or bross finish. Comparable value
5.98. 1876
200 MouIi postFy mokers. Compor-
oble value soc. Sc
Is escorted metal wostsbaskefs.
Comparable Volue 3.o9. 1856
I6 assorted metal tissue boxes.
Comparable value ] SO to 2.69. s6e
II metal toilet brush holders with
brush. Comparable voIue SIS ond
6.95. 1876
10 scoop bosket pIonters. Bross fin
ish. Comparable Volue $50. Las
~ pIostie sailed mods. Comparable
value CSC. 46e
5 wooden platter tFivets with cork
eenters. Comparable Volue BIS. 96e
z chrome Ice buckets. Comparable
volue 22.95 eoeh. 1896
= copper tee kettles. Comparable
Volue l6.95 eoch. $40
252 pieces Of ortifieieI fruit incIud-
ING bononos, lemon, oronoes ond
peppers. Comparable value LIS
eoch. See
~ oFtifieiol tenserines. Comporo-
bic volue 90 eoch. 46e
! bFsss-fFome tee weson. Compor-
oble volue 59.95. 1916
! tso woson. Comparable volue
9.9e. SAC
I bEsss-FFems tss-weson. Compare
oble Volue 69.95. 1896
! tee wsson. Comparable value
1895. 1916
z weII ban. Comparable volus
24.9S eoeh. i2.46
Is lockwood salad bowls. compor-
obie volue 800 eoeh. 4.96
I alunninum casserole. Comparable
volue o.99. $40
4 wooden bFssdboxss. Comparable
voIue 9.e9. 4.e6
! wooden bFsedbox. Comparable
volue 5.95. 7.96
4 wooden boxes for cookies. Slott
covers. Comparable volue 9.99. 4.46
4 aluminium sriddlss. Designed not
10 flame. Comparable volus CPS.
, sets Of lndividuol hibsshls. COM
poroble volue 7.99 set. set 3.92
4 soup turssns. EorIy American styl-
ING. Comparable value 1900. 6.46
~ poekoses Of sluminum fell In
l2-ineh widths. Eoeh eontoins Is
feet. Comparable volue BE. Ice
~ poekosss Of aluminium fell IN
lS-lneh width. Eoeh contains so
feet. Comparable value las. SEC
5 Miro eookls-psstry meksn. Com
pofobls volue 4.95. 2.46
4 ToyloF boFometen. Group includes
z, comparable volue 1895. 1926
z, comparable volue 1895. l4.s1
WSL-Housewores Center, And
Floor, Washington Store.
North Building
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an ex-officio member, did moi
sign the petition, but no i'm
mediate reason was given.
University Attorney Andrew
Thomas would not say whether
the notice was q step to have
the Negro students removed.
Mum on Appeal
Mr.. Thomas also would moi
comment on what the appeal
would involve or when 1t &C
tuallV would be filed with the
Circuit Court in New Orleans
Miss Malone and Mr.. Hood
were enrolled June IL under
the escort of Alabama National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
u. of Alabama Trustees
Move to Gust 3 Negroes

5th United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals to overturn a lower
court refusal to delay integra-
ton Of the formerly all-white
institution.
Only notice Of appeal. not the
text Of the appeal. was filed
In effect, the appeal would
ask the courts permission To
remove the Negroes until racial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
On Sale Friday, $3.50 AN. "

Occasional TobIes
and Chests
IS Cherry coekfoiI end Psdsstol
TabIes by American Of Chicago,
comparable value more than double.
1885
z cherTy-finish credsnxos, remov-
able shelves. Comparable value
1895. 1886
II Thres-drower Chests finished in
block Or white lacquer. Comparable
voIue more than double. 1886
5 DFexsI PIanteF-End TobIes, cherry
finish. Comparable value more than
double. 1886
2 Smoking Stands, solem finish.
Comparable volue $50. 4.S6
! Mohosony Bookcase by Moddox.
Comparable value more than dou-
Bile. 3s.eS
5 MeEsmen TsbIes, mahogany fin
ish with Formlco top. Several styles.
Comparable value 1895. 1886
] cheFTy-finish coektoiI TobIss by
chssthom. Comparable value more
than double. 1886
s LeotheT-top French Provincial
Style TebIss by chsothsm. Fruit
wood finish. Comparable VoIus more
thon double. 1886
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
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Clearance Savings on
Rodios, monographs
And Home Organs
Some Floor Samples

Some Floor Samples
No down payment, convenient
monthly payments on purchases OF
$500 Or more. Floor samples and
open stock but oEisinoI maker end
wei policies still still apply unless
otherwise noted.
! Zenith Portfolio SteFeo Phone
sFoph with automatic 4 speed
changer. Sl.oQ
5 MoMsFeh TsIsphonS AmpIifies
Units. 100
! Zenith AMIN TsbIs Redo.
3I.o0
I Zenith AMIN Table Radio,
2i.oo
! Zenith De Luxe Clock Radio,
7i.oo
! Zenith Clock Rodlo. HOO
z TeIefunksn Allegro" AM-FM-
ShoEtwevs Radies. l5l.00
, RIGA Victor AMIN Clock Rsdios,
300
] General Electric Clock Radio.
100
Z Bsttsr-PoweFed Portable Phono-
sFophs, monuol and monouroI with
treble and boss tone control. With
batteries. 2I.00
z Portfolio Stereo Paragraphs with
4-speeds, nonuol, &C or DC power,
20" speakers, treble, bass and
bolonee. 4l.oo
l-4-Speed Manuel Portable SteFeo
PhonosFoph with As" speakers,
boss, treble and bolonee controls,
6l.oo
! Mosnus Prelude" TobIe or Con-
soletts Chord oFseM with wood
cobinet, removable LEGS. 100
Mosnus "Sonota" Console Chord
oTsen in wood cobinet. 100
! Mesnus "cothsdFsl" Console
Chord Organ with foot-pedol volume
control, 8 counter bass tobs, 10
lettered chord buttons. Walnut fin
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

tensions ave eased in the
State.
The trustees said they were
appealing the May 81 judgment
by United States District Judge
H. H. Grooms which overruled
a board motion to modify and
suspend an earlier injunction
recurring Indignation of the
school.
Delay Refused
In that decision, Judge
Grooms refused to delay the
admission Of Vivian j. Malone
and James A. Hood to the Tus-
caloosa main campus and Dave
Mack McGlathery to the uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 20
(AP).-The University Of Ala
bama board of trustees has
taken what could be the first
step toward removing three
Negro students from the uni
versity system.
The board filed notice in
United States District Court
yesterday that 1t would ask the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-20
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cool l7,o5 s.oy
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white $3.50 1913
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cess, blue 27.95 1898
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case, blue 37.95 1873
Mems Z = Suffer.
charcoal 32.oS 1913
I Mems Attaeke
coss with inner file,
block 1895 1898
pIsoss odd 1875 Federal tos.
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