The Bulletin, Friday, December 20, 19635
Group of mostly Negro students picket
dormitory where LBJ's daughter lives
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI)-A group
of mostly Negro students made
good their promise Thursday
night to picket the dormitory
where President Johnson's
daughter lives on the University
of Texas campus.
. The demonstration, carried
out under rain and the watchful
Students to get
paid to study
at Kansas State
MANHATTAN, Kan. (UK) -More
than 100 Kansas State
University students will be paid
?1.25 an hour next month to
study for their final examina
tions. The following ad appeared
this week in the college news
paper: "Earn while you learn. Stu
dents may study their regular
class assignments and prepare
for finals in quiet surroundings
. . . and earn $1.25 an hour do
ing it."
It's all part of a basic en
vironmental research program
being conducted by the Ameri
can Society of Heating, Refri
gerating and Air Conditioning
Engineers (ASHRAE).
Dr. Ralph Nevins, director of
Kansas State's new Institute for
Environmental Research, said
the experiment with 120 students
here would duplicate a previous
study conducted in a test room
at Cleveland. The Cleveland test
room was given to Kansas State
by ASHRAE.
"The results will tell us if the
test room is operating properly
and whether Kansas subjects re
spond the same as Cleveland
subjects," Nevins said.
The experiment will be held
the first two weeks of January.
Participating students will not
get rich from the experiment.
Each student will be permit
ted to take part in only one
three-hour test period.
CAN APPLY, BUT...
BONN (UPI)-East Germans
who lost their property when
they fled to the West can apply
for compensation, the West Ger
man Refugee Ministry an
nounced today.
But it won't dc them any
good, the ministry added, be
cause no such compensation
will be paid.
eyes of the Secret Service, was
to protest segregated housing at
the school.
The President's daughter,
Lynda Bird Johnson, was in the
Kinsolving Dormitory when 22
pickets marched back and forth
on a sidewalk across the street
from the building.
There were no incidents.
Austin police and Secret Serv
ice agents, who guard Lynda
Bird, kept a close watch on the
demonstrators but did not inter
fere with them.
Two of the signs carried by
the pickets quoted a recent
speech by President Johnson
"It is time to write the next
chapter, and to write it in the
books of law."
Other signs read "Delay
causes President's daughter to
be in segregated housing," and
"Tokenism belongs to a dying
age."
Kinsolving is the largest wom
en's dormitory at the univer
sity. The demonstration was an
nounced earlier by the Campus
Interracial Committee. The
students said they also would
sing in front of the dorm, but
one Austin police officer said
"it was too cold and wet for
that."
The committee said Negro
classmates of the girls In Kin
solving "remain in cramped
quarters across the street" and
both lost the cultural advantage
"which living together can
bring."
Three Negro students filed a
suit in federal court Nov. 11,
1961 asking integration of dor
mitories at the school and briefs
were filed last July. U.S. Dist.
Judge Ben H. Rice of San An
tonio has not ruled on the case.
In November, University of
Texas regents announced a new
policy of desegregation of all
student activities, including ath
letics, but did not integrate dor
mitories and dining halls.
The regents said the excep
tion was made because of the
impending suit.
William Spearman, chairman
of the interracial committee,
said the fact the President's
daughter lived in the dormitory
was a factor in choosing It for
a demonstration.
BENNETT'S
MACHINE SHOP
Welding & Repairing
Completely Equipped
1114 Roosevelt Ave. Bend
Ph. 382-3762
SAVE
ON PROFESSIONAL I
DRY CLEANING I
AND PRESSING!
MEN'S TOP COATS
AND LADIES' ....
WINTER SlLZS
I "
U $1.85
COATS
(no fur)
I
r: CAR COATS .
FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY
CALLND . ., 382-5334 ?aCl0N.d.. 548-2801
MILLER'S
536 West Evergreen -Ar Redmond
CLEANERS
AND TAILORS
Watch for the GRAND OPENING
of our new Bend plant . . . soonl
A PUBLIC SERVICE FOR BULLETIN READERS
THE FOUR DAYS
THAT SHOOK THE NATION
k7 j)'
THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
KENNEDY NOW IN HISTORICAL BOOK
Printed on coated stock, with dramatic
photos In color and black and white, with (
Few painful days , . , from Dallas to Arling. preface by noted historian Bruce Carton,
toa National Cemetery . . . captured by Unit
ed Pre MwMKomi awwe owag ani " """" " "" " 1
pjotre and new made, available by the KGHDCdy Book
World TssYegnDh Yea relWe fh toll, einfoT. I . p-,.. I
getfafcte aaMieMtebt. story tnm fee fkst j ' BULLEl IN
shot, to tbe rv to fee EMI, bapi, to g8X OO . genrJr Ore. I
the arrest of the alleged assassin, to his ..... I
Please reserve .... copies of the book I
own televised death, to a nation and a world I "four Days, the Historical Record of the '
. . . . I Death of President Kennedy". I under- 1
In mourning, to government suddenly s(and the book wjU be mailed in Ute
under new leadership. It's a grievous chap- I January. Enclosed is $2 per copy. .
ter In American history, put between hard . .,
1 Name ..... .
covers by UPI in collaboration with Ameri- I jfr I
can Heritage Publishing Company.
j (Check, Cash, Money Order)
The Bulletin
aV MX
Loungees Robes
Full Length
Quilted 100 Estron Acetate m m9S
Robe with 100 Kodel Polyester
filling. Zip front
New Shipment Just Arrived!
Full Length
robe with full zipper.
r I
Short Length ... 7 .... 1 4.98 f rom 4.98 to 1 7.98
14
SLIPPERS
ELECTRIC
BLANKETS
IA98
from v
New Shipment
COSTUME
JEWELRY
2.00
Wp Children's Ladies' S$L
Boys' fleece lined, girls'
moccasin with fur trim. B,l u,l e,otn fleece lined,
From Infant's size 2 to n flo hard sole. Sites 4 to 10.
Boys' or Girls' size 3 ,7Q OC
Others to 3.95
Ladies' Ladies'
Hfx fYanneMm.0!!:' Mo""ln
4.95 1 2.98
LADIES' SCUFFS
Many colors and styles in ladies' ever
comfortable scuffs, shearling, smooth leather,
gold, terry cloth and others.
098 Q98 98
Mm t f
Two Top Brands
Ladies' Blouses
Ship 'n Shore and Lady Arrow
Hundreds of Styles To Choose From
798 095
White Stag
CAR COATS
1095
from 1
SKIRTS
Sidney Gould, Pendleton,
Jantien and White Stag
795 I A 95
I fn It
Top Grade
PURSES
Terrific 00
Selection t.70
Others From
198 9 C00
I
Ladies' Sweaters
to 0J
Fabulous selection of Jantien
end Joan Marie fashionsl
,93
from
10s
Men's & Boys' Wear
Blazer Coats. Boys' size 2 to
Men's size 42. Black or Red.
New Shipment 10.95 to 19.95
Boys' White Shirts 1.98-2.98
Men's White Shirts 2.98 - 3.98
Men's - Boys'
Hollyvogue Ties 1.50 - 2.50
Men's Belts by Paris ... 1.50 to 7.50
Boys' Belts by Paris 1.00
Boys' Jantzen Short Sleeve
Turtleneck Tee Shirts 2.50
Men's Jantzen Short Sleeve
Turtleneck Tee Shirts 2.95
Boys' Play &
School Parkat 3.49 to 19.98
Men's
Skyline Jackets ..... 17.98 to 29.98
Other Men's Jackets .... from 12.98
Boys' Sweaters from 4.29
Men's Sweaters from 8.95
Dress-Up Clothes
For Boys & Girls at Wetle'sl
Skis & Ski Wear
Boys' & Girls' Ski Sets - Skis, Poles,
Safety Binders 11.98 to 21.98
Adult Ski Sets
Includes Skis & Binders 25.00
Sohler Skis from 100.00
Ski Poles from 5.98
Skyliner Racing Team Bags . . . 5.00
Plus Tax
Boot Trees, Gloves, Mitts, Caps,
Goggles, Masks, Ski Boots, After
Ski Boots, Holmenkot Wax,
Complete Ski Shop Accessories
Men's & Ladies' White Stag Stretch
Ski Pants 15.00,20.00,30.00
Men's & Ladies'
Bogner Ski Pants 54.50
Bogner Ski Parkas from 62.00
White Stag Ski Parkas . . . from 8.00
f
i
Open 'Til 9 P.M.
Dec. 20-21-23
I
A