The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 23

"t'l" Page 21 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Thursday, June 33, 19C6 School Bias Suit Appeal Argued Opinionnair Do you believe Cincinnati neeth more policemen? A Postmasters Meeting Here Ohio's postmasters, some 300 strong, began a two-day Postal Institute Seminar here Wednesday, to be followed by a two-day convention at the Hotel Sheraton-Gibson. The postmasters, members of the Ohio Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters of the United States, are conferring on subjects ranging from postal maintenance to public relations. The convention will feature addresses by W. R. Byron, director of management development Goodyear Tire Rubber Edward V.

Dorsey. Post Office Bureau of Operations, and Joseph P. Nolan, Post Office regional director in Cincinnati. Why so many Dentists Say Clean Dentures This Spotial formula restores original whiftness i A nationwide survey among den-I tista who hava had a chance to compare Kleenite with other cleansers ahows more of these 'dentists recommend Kleenite to their patients than any other denture cleanier! Abrasive pastesor hard brushing may acratch dentures cause 'teeth' to be dropped or broken. But today dentists know how Booking in Kleenite beats even the hardest brushing with an ordinary dentifrice.

Fast-acting Kleenite combines three stain-removing actions: (1) detergent: (2) oxidizer; and (3) solvent. Triple-action Kleenite safely soaks away discoloration and dingy smoke stains. away embedded stains that pastes and brushes can't even reach. Get mi 4 Mrs. JoAnn Rhodes Homemaker, Delhi "Definitely yes.

With all the crime going around, people have to be on guard. More police patrollng everywhere would be good." TMIh WEATllEll And Humidcr A New York attorney accused the Cincinnati Board of Education Wednesday of a "clear record of discrimination by gerrymandering altering district lines." Lewis M. Steel made his charge before the U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals here at a hearing on a suit against the board by Negro parents he represents for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

The suit, filed November 3, 1963, was appealed from its dismissal last year after trial before Judge John W. Peck of U. S. District Court. SCHOOL officials denied fostering racial discrimination in testimony before Judge Peck.

And the board's chief special attorney, C. R. Belrne, recalled before the three-Judge circuit panel that "the Ohio Supreme Court ruled 65 years before the U. S. Supreme Court did (in 1954) that a Negro child had every right of school attendance as a white child." The Cincinnati Board of Education has followed that policy ever since, he said.

But Mr. Steel contended "the great majority of Negro pupils attend predominantly Negro schools, while the great majority of white pupils attend schools that are virtually all white." HIS COCOUNSEL, Norris Muldrow, Cincinnati, claimed the board Increased the Negro ratio at Hughes High School by 15Co after it supplied white students, living nearby, with bus transportation to Aiken High School when that school opened four years ago. He said Negro students attending Hughes passed white students on their way to Aiken. One of the Jurists, Judge Clifford O'SuIlivan, called Injured Seriously Joseph Wood, eight. 4319 Eastern suffered a compound leg fracture and head injuries Wednesday when he ran into the side of an eastbound tractor at 4352 Eastern Ave.

The driver. Gilbert Brown, Williamsburg, Ohio, was not cited. The boy was listed in serious condition at General Hospital. In Bombay, India, mayb! But riouly, summer hat and th inzin' Mason aren't far off. This yar you can afford to be cool and comfortable BRAND NEW! NEVER BEFORE OFFERED! 1966 Casement Window Air Conditioner The forest industries' tree farm system is 25 years old.

The privately owned conservation projects now cover 66.7 million acres. Our many years of experience in home financing fits us to offer sound advice to prospective home buyers WI INVITE YOUR INQUIRY EVANSTON BUILDING LOAN CO. 7050 ILU1 ASH RD. If1-S242 with GIANT-size AIR CONDITIONER! 6,200 BTU'S (NEMA) 0FFE 16,000 BTU'S (NEMA) 95 22,000 BTU'S (NEMA) 1 1 95 WOOSTER PK. 27 1-9000 GLENWAY AVE.

922-3000 per I 1 week Lni foi mi Mrs. Carl Guckenberger Homemaker, Westwood "It wouldn't be fair to answer after what we've been through. If It hadn't been for this killer. I don't think people would be as aware of any shortage. I think we get very good service from the men we do have." BY BOB BRUMFIELD Of The Enquirer Staff Today will be about like yesterday and the day before that.

Same old heat same old humidity same old native drums same old smoking volcano. High about 90. You know, Tondaleo sometimes I wish I'd never come to this bloody rubber plantation. At Revere, police raided a home while searching for stolen goods and found a large quantity of antiques, furs, guns, TV sets, Chinese swords, carved figurines and a cobra. The snake was In a box marked: "Warning.

Box contains poisonous snake. Will kill you In five minutes." Thanks, but I'm in sort of a rush. Due to circumstances beyond my control, there will be no temperature report from Fernbank for a few days. Vandals destroyed Bill Burkhart's weather station. While the squabble for equal employment opportunity for women goes on in this country, Britain's Royal Navy finally has acknowledged defeat and has allowed two women to sail as part of the crew of one of its warships.

The Royal Navy's newest guided missile cruiser, HMS Fife, went to sea Wednesday with the two females aboard. They will KiPIMDifiESTiQ if BiG MEMCi UTTLE GREEN in til. InNIl RNi) DAYTON evsr 100 lot.tl.nl Coast It Co.it C. G. 4 E.

LOBBY 4th MAIN STS. MAY 25 JULY 1 8 a. ri5 p. m. Monday thru Friday LI! ii ii mora mine ROLL Hotter aiM ttiaw Hrjti Umpwel Temperature Range High Low Mllford 93 59 Forestville 87 59 Cheviot 90 65 program the ship's computers.

The only other recorded instance of a female serving aboard a British warship was during the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. That woman slipped aboard disguised as a man. The commander of the Fife refused to divulge the names of the women crew members. He said one is married, one Is single and both are English. "I think we will get along very well with them," said the captain.

There are 39 officers and 460 men in the crew. Crew's getting surly again, Cap'n. Maybe we 1 better throw them the At Milwaukee, Mrs. Marie Fong, 32, told a divorce court her husband, Wing Sun Fong, 72, made her sleep on the floor, gave her almost no social life, and relegated her to the status of a "housekeeper." Said Mr. Fong: "It's the Chinese way." Said the judge: "This Is America.

Divorce granted." It's almost Impossible to keep good help these days, other one, too. For the first time In 50 years, an elephant has been born in Denmark. After a 657 day pregnancy, 15-y ear-oid "Lene" gave birth to a male elephant at the Aalborg Zoo. Mother and baby son are reported doing fine. Excellent! And how is the wn Iim4 on Mr.

Beirne to explain the Aiken-Hughes charge. "Part of the explanation. I'm sure, was In the terrain of the area," Mr. Belrne. who referred the Judge to the submitted brief for full explanation.

Occasionally, a hill section seems, on the map, closer to one school than the one to which its students are sent, he said. MR. BEIRNE declared the board could not continually adjust school boundaries to accommodate changing residential racial patterns. The suit was filed after the board moved a group of Negro students from Evans-ton Elementary School to Oakley School to relieve I overcrowding. In keeping with board policy, the students were kept intact as a class the first transfer year and the parents charged this was segregation.

But the suit also makes broad charges of discrimination p.gainst the board. And Mr. Beirne said that what plaintiffs want Is broad-scale movement of children by buses or creation of giant educational parks to house pupils from many neighborhoods to achieve racial balances in the classroom. Chief Judge Paul C. Welck and Judge Harry Phillips also were on the hearing panel.

'I 1 HJ I ROACHES? 721-5050 TERMINIXj) iiiuiirniiiiiiiiB Tension Headache New, for truly fait heure-long relict from torment of nervoue tension heeeV acne eniucular achee and other paine get dependable, powdered SAL-rAYNE. Comae In taeteleea, euy-to-mllow pink capsules. DiMolvee quickly, eo ta utilized fully no lanabeorbed granules to cause snomacb upset No need lor extra doeaf e. A compound of pain-rellev-tnf ingredients most often prescribed by doctors SAL-r A YNC works with magic speed provides prolonged comfort. Gives a gentle "lift" to help you feel better more yourself.

Don't suffer. Get, SAL-FAYNE today. All druggists. ON WHEELS! 44xrtpoiriir Refrig-Freezer 11.6 cu. FT.

90-Lb. Freezer Cap. Rolls Out on Whetls! for oCee 721-3700 Call TERMIPJIX0 Kleenite today at all drug counters. Cleans costly dentures and 'bridges' like fine jewelry. aaDDaoDDanni Armstrong FLOORS Tirraizo Corlon s2.u Virnay Corlon Emb.

Linoleum T4. 33 S. U. SB SS 0 Sa. U.

$7 J3 1 s. u. Tessera Corlon Montina Corlon Coronelli Corlon ALSO JOHNS-MANVILLE VINYL-ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE PER CTN. AS St. Ft.

Ptr Certse UCH Till st-lle" THICKNESS All Perfects Never Seconds or Remnenft at KAMFSI Opin Mon, Thurt Frl, til 9:00 Sat. Mil 8:30 FLOOR COVERING CO. 8118 MONTGOMERY RD. (NEAR CAIKAITH) 781-1800 I nponnnBnann DRIVE SAFELY I MW Hours: Man. -Frl.

7i30 I NCINNATI W. art Hi. ONLY Ante P.lnt.r with ENTER THE of Comfort WILL PAINT ANY CAR 1 I I I DIAMOND OLOSS "ALIVE" WITH INCLUO'NQ I BODY eSs. HHhrjtiaxyinir REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER No-Frost Capacity A. F.

Rhein retired, Mack "We don't live downtown and I don't know much about It But I would Judge by what I read they should have more." WfATMf (UtfAU Wlraohoia In Nearby Areas: High Low Downtown 92 64 Lunken Airport ..93 62 GreatTCin'tiAlrp'tM 64 bashful along? father coming Cincmntll Weather Bureau record for June 22. 1966. Tune. Prac. 7:00 a.

m. 66 7:00 e. m. B6 1964 '6J '64 N'l Highest Twno. ...92 92 92 65 low it Tmc 04 70 70 65 Preciaitatien .14 liver at 7:00 e.

m. 26.1 feet stationary. Today Sunrise 5:12 a. m. Sunset 8:06 0.

m. Wrtneuiey'i Hiaht, lows. And Pre-ciottationi Low Prec Albuauareue Amanita Atlanta Bismarck: Boise Boston Cnicaoo CimtRMatl Cleveland Cotumbui Dayton Denver Det Moines P(. vii ei It 86 65 86 85 89 82 92 87 91 94 84 86 89 83 74 89 70 86 86 89 8S 63 87 78 90 85 88 89 84 86 92 87 85 104 90 74 90 76 64 68 70 86 93 90 64 fr 89 62 71 61 46 c2 63 66 S3 67 66 56 53 64 51 7S 70 63 6T 70 62 63 78 62 67 64 68 il 66 70 61 49 65 57 52 46 46 74 6S 69 .03 Detroit Duluth ty Fairbanks PC breen Bay Helena CI Honolulu Cr Houston PC Indierteoolls Jacksonville CV Juneau PC Kansas City los Anoeies Louisville emi Beach CY Milwaukee Minnearjo4is-St, Paul CV New Orleent New York PC .11 (Aianome tity OmaNe Philadelphia Phoenu Pittsouroh Portland. Oreo.

.03 St. LOUIS Salt lake City in rrancisco Seattle CY Spokane CY Tamoa CY Traversa City Washington, D. C. CY CANADIAN CITIU frjmenten Montreal Winnipeg CY 66 51 51 62 75 PC 84 (CCIesr, CYloudy. I-Rein, T-Trece).

PC-Partly Cloudy. Foreign Temperetureti Amsterdam London Coponhaoen Cities 1.00 M. (EST) 61 66 46 Tokyo Weriew Roma 72 68 75 sumer pays and the farmer receives. He noted that 42 states levy inventory taxes, declaring that the "farmer is not told that such a tax increases the spread between farm and consumer price. The housewife is not told this increases her grocery bill.

It is quite doubtful that the National Commission on Food Marketing will explain this either." In addition, Colonel Castorr contended that the commission report which Is due July 1, would not explain that in a unionized food store it may cost the store one-third as much as it gets for the can of food in order to pay a boy union wages to stock the goods on shelves. Critical of the "truth in packaging" proposals, Colonel Castorr suggested on packaging the tax and labor costs as well, efforts to end "special deal packs" from "monoply-minded manufacturers." Heads Division DETROIT (iW Rev. Merle L. Mills, president of the Southern New England conference of the Seventh-day Adventlsts, has been elected president of the church's trans-African division. 'Sf a 'v.

Designed to fit pracH- tally every ilze and style casement window. I 4,200 BTU cooling ca- 1 pacify. Whisper-quiet. 1 i'FCMl nici NOW AT SVYALLEN'S II saafl hB I 111 IfSSfe 1 I Sarjr-rf rHir Business Official Hits Food Commission ANY COLOR ONLY Ii NO UPS mmmmmJ NO EXTRAS ll GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES. SIPS sTALI.IC I FENDER REPAIR I HUES ROLLS OUT FREEZER 350-LB.

CAPACITY i '1 iTHTI 'yairi Another RCA Whirlpool SUPER air-conditioner. Easy to install, this one hoi on area cooling capacity of 10S0 q. ft. Measures 25V 18V. Guaranteed to give you' long-term dependability.

C00I1 the whole house, yet oper ales 10 quietly you hardly know It's there. Area coolina caoaclty of over 1550 iq. ft. Now, you can bo comfortable anywhere In the house. Compore this value (f; iff 1 i TIME i vw a mi CLUES CAN YOU "SOLVE" THE CASES OP COOLING AND HEATJN DISCOMFORTS? Welch Floor Fani WASHINGTON A National Federation of Independent Business official Monday charged that the National Commission on Pood Marketing has failed-in its authorized purpose to find why food prices go up while fanners get less of the Increase.

L. Robert Castorr, retired Air Force colonel and assistant to the president of the organization, in a prepared address before the Pennsylvania Retail Grocer's Association, has likened the commission's task to a certain bungling government researcher. The researcher, Colonel Castorr said, trained an eight-legged flea to Jump over a matchsticlc on command. Then. progressively pulled off a pair of legs of the flea, until the flea failed to respond when told to 1 Jump.

The researcher raised his voice, but without response from the flea. "So this staff researcher then prepared a report to the Congress stating that fleas with only two legs are completely stone deaf," Colonel Castorr said. He warned the grocers to beware of efforts to make the retailers "scapegoats" In the controvery over the spread in prices the con Dscorative Switch-plt Thermometeri Tickati for "Last of tha Sacrat Aqantt" A "70' Myitery Casa" full of valuabla loot. Exact valua a SECRET, but it's guaranteed to be eauivalent to other C.G. E.

Maior DAILY AWARDS: MAJOR REWARD: Awardil SEE THE DISPLAY of cooling and heating units In the C.G. E. Lobby Only I Try Par Parjon Per Day, Pleasal MCf optionai With deaie COZENS OF OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM. DO IT, TODAY, 90 Day Ttrmi or Tokt up to 36 Mos. to Pay C.

G. ft E. Lobby 4th 4 Main May 25 July 1 a. m. 5 p.

m. Monday thru Friday C. G. E. "CLUES FOR COMFORT CONTEST' Nama Address I City.

Zone WAHiEIHlOUSE FURNITURE SALES State Phone. Give This Coupon to the "Secret Agent" In charge In the C. G. ft I. Lobby lilt 1005 Walnut St.

STORE NO. 15700 STORE NO. 35495.