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THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1967 PAGE 37 fflje jSoulgmitfrij Aimcrttgrr TELEVISION THURSDAY Hti a responsibility tor rtww ti. aehcdalee wspaper 3) CD Thursday Night Hill To Be Speaker At Auburn Dedication AUBURN Sen. Lister Hill by funds from the National In-will be the principal speaker stitutes of Health; the Depart-at the dedication of the Edmund ment of Health, Education and C. Leach Nuclear Science Cen-jWelfare; and the Atomic Energy ter at Auburn University May Commission, will begin a new 12. phase in research at Auburn.

000 Montgomery (Tg) (D Mobile (4) bothan (3) Qg) Colombai Selma (2) Panama City Dedicatory ceremonies will be held at Graves Amphitheatre Available to all departments of the university interested in NUCLEAR SCIENCE CENTER WILL OPEN NEW RESEARCH FIELDS AT AUBURN UNIVERSITY Thousands Of Auburn Alumni And Friends Contributed Over $1 Million Toward Construction near the new lacuity, Degin In separate je Pur or aPPUed of ning at 3 p.m :00 ED (R) (7) CD S) S3 New. Fractured Flickers (5) The Littlest Hobo 6:30 2) g) Daniel Boone TTolor i E3 dp 53 Coliseum I COLOR CD Batman (g) The Black Belt Today (3) Laramie color i 7:00 GD F-Troop 1ToToT ceremonies at p.m., the! new center will be used pri names of some 6,000 alumni and friends whose contributions! made the facility possible will marily oy the biological, physical, and engineering sciences. aiovie "The CD Award Theatre 8:30 CZ) Dragnet I COLOR I 8S CS Love On A Rooftop Qoor CD Gospel Time In Dixie (B Thursday Night Movie :00 gjj) (S Dean Martin i COLOR I 5 g) CD Stage '67 I COLOR I 10:00 G3 (S) News (S Star Perform ance (7) Iron Horse (4) The Monroes I COLOR I 10: IS GD News, SpU. 10:20 Hollywood Playhouse "All The Young Men" 10:30 (E) (5) Tonight Show Joey Bishop Show ftOLOR 1 (D News Breaking Point CS Las Vegas Show 1 New Jobs Join Flight To Suburbia; Impoverished City Dwellers Suffer be placed in the cornerstone of the building. Participating in the cornerstone ceremony will be Auburn President Harry M.

Philpott, I ij I I WASHINGTON (AP) New in the suburbs, the report said.York City's Traffic Commission, buildings, factories, amusement' memotfaSMkwteimu i- 1.. t.J f.c hsva risen tho ronnrt csirl leontore snhnnle anH hncnifnls OI me utRdr OLienLC And transit fares have risen the report said. centers, schools and hospitals Faculty Committee, jobs are increasingly following the flight to suburbia and leav twice as fast as the cost of. Most of the jobs are too dis- is especially marked in Northern cities, the report said. Rucker Officer Gels Third Commendation FORT RUCKER (AP)-Lt.

Col. Archie W. Summers, former commander of Fort Rucker's 53rd Aviation Battalion, has received his third Army Commendation Medal. The medal and the Army Aviation School Plaque were presented by Maj. Gen.

Delk M. Oden, Rucker commanding general, in recent ceremonies on the post. bperating a car, it added, tant and difficult to reach for During the dedicatory cere mony, a tribute to the late Ed ing behind impoverished city 7:30 Qg) CZ) Star Trek I COLOR G3 GD (S My Three Sona rcoToTI (g) (D Bewitched color I 8:00 Thursday Night Movie "Carson City" Randolph Scott, Raymond Burr Cg) CD That Girl- I COLOR I It would cost a worker Wiunempioyeci city residents, aa- dwellers who need work most, A study of building permits ded the report by Dorothy K. Harlem $40 a month to com a Labor Department study said. mund C.

Leach, Montgomery businessman, will be presented by Alvin A. Biggio of Birming mute by public transportation Payroll employment has soared Newman of the Division of Economic Studies in the Bureau of to work in an aircraft plant in in the suburos compared wiin for 1960-65 showed more than half the value of new office buildings went to the suburbs in Boston, Chicago, Dayton, Detroit, Philadelphia and Washington, the report said. ham, chairman of the Develop downtown areas, said the Labor Statistics. The movement of new office Farmmgdale, Long Island, according to estimates by New 11:00 CB News-Tonight ment Program Drive. Leach port in the department's monthly was the first president of the labor review Show Daily Devotion Metropolitan transportation Auburn University Foundation and twice president of the Many of the new jobs created systems, geared to getting Auburn Alumni Association, Grocery Firm Expanding With Bahamas Purchase larger numbers of people to EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION M-Multamcrri 1-Deateri H-BlrmlazhaiBI 7-Ckaaka Mai Park Vocational Ind tut rial I Whafi New 7:30 Twentieth Century Education 30 Readlnf I 1:00 Cinepoaiam 4:00 Film Feature I Today's Rom I 1:30 Paths of LIM by this movement, it said, could be filled by poor and unemployed city dwellers if they could The center, financed in part work downtown ana nome again at night, make it even tougher for those in the city to work 4:30 Spectrum I 4:30 Hlitory ror Teachen ShowcaM 7:00 Know Year New get to them.

Most of these city residents are Negroes, it added. Latia America at Marsh Harbor. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Winn-Dixie Stores announced "The acquisition of the city ADVERTISEMENT Discount Prices At CITY PAWN SHOP Zebco Spinning Reel And Solid Glass Rod its first overseas expansion this markets offers an excellent opportunity for Winn-Dixie to take week with purchase of City its policy of mass volume and Meat Markets Ltd. in the Bahama Islands.

Farmer Organization Protection Is Urged In Proposed Legislation low prices to The Bahamas and to contribute to and participate in the solid economic growth SS5 The price was not announced. Winn-Dixie, which operates Eliminate lunch problems! Children and husbands all -love Leo's lean, smoked meats. They'll be happy, and when you place this lion I of the islands," said Bert more than 700 supermarkets in Thomas, Winn-Dixie president, the Southeastern United States, said it purchased the chain of Lemon Flavor Recipe Checks Rheumatic and Arthritis Pain If you suffer th fin frying minor paint of rheumatism, arthritis or neuritis, try this simpl inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using. Get a can of RU-EX Compound, a weeks supply, today. Mix it with a quart of water, flavor With tha juiue of 4 lemons.

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of the American Farm Bureau Winn-Dixie, which grew from CASTING FLI SPINNING the economic power that processors have been able to bring 11 city markets from the family Federation, called the bill "one a small grocery established at of Sir Stafford Sands, former of the most important legisla 0 Miami in 1925, is now the larg CITY PAWN SHOP tive matters to come before the Minister of Tourism and Finance for the Bahamas. to bear against them, he said. The bill, Freeman urged, "simply assures that farmers est merchandising company in the Southeastern United States committee in recent years." Ten of the stores are in and 9 NO. COURT ST. WE LOAN MONET On Anything of Value can organize a cooperative with sales of about $1 billion around Nassau on New Provi without fear of discrimination bum, Ttmnr, emcicrw.

CORNED BlU, met BiU UiO SAUIff dence Island. The other one is a year. or reprisals. It will not in fringe on the freedom of pro Lee High Concert To Be Given By Band cessors to choose producers, so long as the choice is not on the basis of membership or non-membership in a cooperative." The Robert E. Lee High School concert band will present a con- cert.

Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. The con Representatives of buyer cert will cover the spectrum of groups who have opposed simi band literature. WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman and leaders of major farm organizaions have endorsed legislation to make it unlawful for food handlers or processors to interfere with the right of farmers to organize for bargaining purposes.

At a Senate Agriculture Subcommittee hearing Freeman said a bill intended to control unfair practices affecting producers of agricultural products and their associations is essential to the protection of farmers. The measure, sponsored by Sen. George D. Aiken, and. others, would make it illegal and- provide monetary and prison penalties for interference with the right of producers to belong to associations of producers.

Freeman said farmers who organize cooperatives or bargaining associations or who Join such cooperatives too often become the target of processors' discrimination and intimidation. "Such bargaining associations have had difficulty because of lar legislation in the past will be heard later this week. Thev The annual spring concert of Capitol Heights Junior High contend there is adequate farm er organization protection under band will be held at 7:30 p.m Thursday in the school audito present law. Charles B. Shuman, president rium v4tT rv 1 iLiteracy Set Here Southern Baptist Home Mis sion Board, Atlanta, and Ala bama Baptist Woman's Missionary Union, Montgomery, are sponsoring a literacy missions workshop here.

WASHES WINDOWS THROUGH SCREENS Mill Joanne Meyer, Tulsa, Oklahoma, demonstrate Miracle Renz-lr, the gadget which takes all of the work out of do-it-yourself window washing! Rent-It actually washes windows right through the screens even the ones en the second floor. Simply spray Renz-lt on, then rinse it off. In minutes, it leaves windows sparkling bright without streaking end cleans the screens in the process. It is marvelous, too, for cars, boats and trailers. It gives them a spotless, wax-like luster quickly and economically.

Look for Miracle Renz-lt product of Remwood Chemical Company, 3824 W. Skelly Drive, Tulsa, Oklahoma in the window cleaning department of your favorite supermarket, hardware or point store. i The workshop began Tuesday at the Baptist Building on South Boulevard and will end Thurs day night. 1 The instructor is Miss Mildred Blankenship of the home mission hoard staff who is presenting techniques on teaching adults to read. Fads are forpeople-not doss STOP.

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