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m0m vswmivv1 im rodms-w pvmvpvm TPph WhMtWW'i 0000 WW ia' PAGE II IIRMINGHAM POST-HERALD Wndnttdr Sdptambdf 4 1941 i Teachers Boycott Ns But Appeal Delay Likely Firm Gets Nod For New TV Ah AC Aa A Adi Engel -also of jasper-' Hoyt Elliott and Jbhtt Bankhead The battler for second Birmingham UHF station has been going I' on for approx- imately three years Air Air AJ Ala BY EMMETT WEAVER P-H Amusement Editor three-year-1 old battle for a second UHF television station took a new turn Tuesday when the Federal Communications Cominis-sipn'i examiner in Washington authorised Alabama Television Inc construct and operate a Channel 21 station in Birmingham Ala AIM examiner's decision Mr Jemison said "We are very eleated and happy over the decision We Intend to give this city far better coverage than they have had before" The examiner's recommendation necessarily mean that Alabama Televi- sion Inc will be allocated the much sought after UHF chan- -Del I Although the decision could become final in aIm AIM NONE FASTER NONESTROtIGER Birmingham Television Corp as operators of Channel had asked the FCC for authority to switch to Channel 21 An official for Channel 42 issued the following statement concerning the FCC decision: "The initial study1 of the decision by Birmingham Television Inc leads them to believe that the decision of the is faulty and that we will appeal this decision through our Washington attorneys" Bill and George Chapman Birmingham broadcasters were unavailable for comment Said Jemison when notified of the FCC action: "We are naturally very pleased about the recommendation of the examiner If finally we are awarded the channel we will provide this city and area with the finest possible televirion Alabama application would be granted subject to the condition that the company submit proof that its station would not have an adverse effect on the' operation of standard radio station WJLD in Homewood The other businessmen who compose Alabama Television Inc are William Engel A Monaghan George Mit-nick president of 'the Top Dollar Stores of Jasper Joe members would hold an "indefinite seminar" until the school board agrees to a program which would raise the starting scale from (5800 to $6600 a year The administrator of a decentralised Brooklyn ghetto school in New York City called for the transfer out of his district of 200 teachers who took part in a classroom boycott last spring when the local board fired 10 teachers The United Federation of Teachers meanwhile threatened a strike on the first day of school next Monday if 10 of the fired Brooklyn teachers are not reinstated In Michigan it was a repetition of 1907 Classes failed to start on time Tuesday in eight school districts Ten district faced a delay Wednesday and two more Thursday The Michigan Education Association reported that 3100 teachers and 45000 pupils were Involved in eight strikes await the progress of wage contract talks with the school board The Scranton Pa Federation of Teachers announced its more than 300 members would report for the new school term Wednesday after agreement wss reached with the city solicitor on a matter holding up 0900 pay raises In St Louis Mo the American Federation of Teachers seeking bargaining rights threatened a strike on the first day of classes Wednesday About 000 of the 4500 teachers were reported ready to support "some phases" of the proposed strike The' school board said it was ready to call in substitute teachers to help handle the 117000 school children Some 21000 children In Youngstown Ohio faced the likelihood of no teachers when the Summer vacation ends Wednesday The Youngstown Education Association said its BY IP INTERNATIONAL Teacher strike! and clan-room boycott! Tuesday blocked or threatened to block the traditional September back-to-school trek for thousands of American youngsters Nearly 100000 Michigan school children faced the prospect of an extended Summer vacation while teachers and school boards sought agreement on new contracts Classes were postponed "until further notice" for 3000 pupils in Madison III because of a teacher pay dispute Some 175 of 340 teachers in the Tewksbury Mass public school system boycotted orientation meetings Tuesday and debated whether to show up for classes Wednesday On the other side of the ledger one-third of Pittsburgh's 3100 public school teachers members of the AFL-CIO American Federation of Teachers withdrew a threat to strike when schools open Thursday and agreed to Alabama Television Inc is composed of a group of inn- AIM All! AIM Alik AMI Al Alct AMI Arm i Am Am Ami Ami Am AC Am A Ai Al ACn RIHL Am Ingham and Jasper business- 50 days it appears that there men heided by John Jemi- will be an appeal or the son Jr of Jemison Investment commission could initiate a Co here review When notified of the FCC Opposition "to Alabama aii Television Inc will come in Four Alabamians groups seeking thejTV channel A Killed In Viet nel ADu kml AmL iimniro The competing applications are Chapman 'Radio and Television Co Homewood Birmingham Broadcasting Defense Department announc- Co which includes businessman A Gaston and Birmingham Television Coip own- ed Tuesday Give your savings a real lift! 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AmSi AmS were Identified as Marine Pfc James Raynor son of Mr and Mrs Raynor Empire RL 1 Marine Lance Cpl Dwayne Salter son of Mr and Mrs CurlieL Salter Evergreen Rt 2 Marine Lance Cpl Henry Smith Jf son of Mi and Mrs Henry Smith Sr 105 Kathryn-st Andalusia ana Army Pfc Harris husband of Mrs Linda Harris 609 Spring-av Geneva pm (42) The teeny-boppers are taking over the world on LOST IN SPACE and in their new lexicon the words adult and superfluous are synonymous (REPEAT) 6:30 7:30 pm (6) Linda Thorscn as Tara King has ample opportunity to display her physical prowess on THE Produced in 1964 when shows were the TV rage this is a spoof of Kildare Casey and company (REPEAT) 9-10 pm (42) Comedian Ronnie Martin singer Kaye Hart and Western stylists The Lane Brothers are the featured guests on THE DOM De-LUISE SHOW (REPEAT) And Ami AJ AI An Ami Am AmW AW Amuk Amto AMK AMP Ampu Amsti Aiidd And Anksr Aucoi IMJUNHPI0VUDH FOREST CREST Can 592-7046 FIDELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS -and Loan Aaaociatlon 213 No' 20th Strut Ph 323-4646 AVENGERS In a story on the infiltration of the Ministry of Top Secret Information (REPEAT) pm (13) THE VIRGINIAN is a bit laborious in a drama of attempted reformation by stars John Mclntire and James Drury They take on three ex-convicts pm (6) PEYTON PLACE moves to a new day and time as the soapy aeries begins its fifth year Reverend Tom attempts to take the reverend from his name announcing his resignation from the ministry which may be a little difficult to accomplish 8-1 pm (13) Ed McMa hon finishes his tour of duty as host of ArdiC ArliP Arlan Anna Arm Armr Arm i Arm! Aro I ArvM SAN ANTONIO HEMISFAIR ON TELEVISION Aldili Atdils All Rl AtlRd Atl Rk Allas AIMS Auran AustN ARA Autsd ALABAMA ETV NETWORK Channels Throughout Alabama Channel 10 Birmingham 4 pm PLAYING THE GUITAR Frederick Noad'and guests Bin John son and Julie Domac illustrate various forms of song accompaniment 5 pm WHAT'S NEWT -A Spanish boy sneaks away foom a courtyard to which he has been confln ed in "PabUto" 6:30 pm CONVERSATIONS Albert Finney a British actor is spotlighted 7 pm CITY ON THE MOVE Birmingham councilman Liston A Corcoran reports on city planning and urban renewal Host is Bill Ricker 0 pm SPECIAL Interna tional Awards" honors right persons and an organisation for their work for aiding the mentally retarded Mrs Joseph Kennedy and Sargent Shrlver present the awards THE KRAFT MUSIC HALL with tonight's show featuring Anthony and the Im-p i I a I the Rascals 1 Got To Be a Clear BARBARA bars McNair and comedian Charlie Manna 8-10 pm (I) THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE is Been Sleeping In My Bed?" headed by a cast of television stars including Dean Martin Elizabeth Montgomery and Carol' Burnett Today's TV Log WBRC Chin ABC WAPI NIC CBS WBHMY nel 6 Channel 13 Channel 42 WEDNESDAY MORNING-4 AM TO 1PJL i to FflMft li At Cnmumn MitchsH 4 "MM ZMH Mm Hudiuk WEDNESDAY NIGHT-6 PM TO MIDNIGHT SS33 I Lev Lucy (cl I Lm Lucy (cl Wurld Newt (0 AMhmib NfwtrM hmm Him ssi MunIMv-SrMkMV (Cl HwltMv-rMfcNy (Cl Ntwilcl SlnhnwM IP TIM VtrdnMn (cl 1 (ci TIN VbfMMn I LMt kM Ltd SpuM (Cl 1 (Cl TIM VtruMIM jel The ViraMMa (Cl (C) AvMMrt (cl Avmwt (cl Avsnusrt (cl tvtMin (cl Ptvtwi Ptoct PtylM JPIe MMvM: "WMi TM VMMMN (Cl (cl (Cl Music HcN MutM HcN (cl Music NcN (Cl Music Hdl Id Billy OndcM (el illy OfutMCi (cl Billy OrctiMi (cl Illy Orshwn (cl 6 7 1 in 11 In My is wr flliuhnth Id ThA TBA TBA TBA SUM (rt Perry Musm Purrv Musm Purrv Musm Purrv Musm OlivM Ct Hair! IMM III Hltchcuck jmv PICma (ciMrl TONIGHT'S SUBJECT: 'AMERICA'S UNKNOWN GOD 9:00 PM Cliff Barrows and the 2500 voice crusade choir beloved gospel linger and recording artist George Beverly Shea Tedd Smith concert pianist Jimmie McDonald soloist CRUSADE SERIES GUESTS: Myrtle Hall lyric soprano and Anna Criswell concert lyric soprano warn Auburn Concert Hall 6: 30-Con versa Uoes City oa Move Valley News TBA Shortcuts to Fashion Kennedy Intern Uonal Awards vyRinPfv Channels 2 7 II 26 WEDNESDAY Social Security American Literature Guitar The Answer New Thursday Sept 5 6:30 PM "The Rebellion on Campus Friday Sept 6 8:00 PM Howto Save Your Marriage if it WAPI TV channell3 ii PRC I I -s.