THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, December 11, 197

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BOSTON () - Black and
white students fought in the cor-
ridors of South Boston High
School yesterday, the first day
after a U.S. District Court judge
had placed the racially troubled
school under federal jurisdic-
tion.
The school disturbance follow-
ed the early morning firebomb-
ing of the Boston headquarters
of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People (NAACP) after antibus-
ing leaders warned that the
court decision could touch off
new violence.
POLICE SAID a witness told
them four white men drove up
to the NAACP office shortly
after midnight, and a firebomb
was thrown through the front
window.
Ltrin the day, South Bos-
ton High School teachers voted
to ask the judge to transfer
them to other schools unless he
acknowledged faculty efforts to
implement his desegregation or-
der. The teachers were backed
by their union.
On Tuesday, U.S. District
Court Judge Arthur Garrity
took over control of the school,
a focal point of antibusing sen-
timent, and named a receiver
to run it.
HE BARRED the Boston
School Committee from having
any say over what happens at
the school and ordered the ad-
ministrators transferred.
John Cunningham, South Bos-
ton faculty senate president,
said the court had "castigated
the faculty unjustly as the vil-
lian in this tragic situation."
Cunningham told a news con-
ference the teachers have no
intention of boycotting classes,
but he did not rule out future
boycotts.
GARRITY SAID black stu-
dents at the school were denied
their right to a peaceful, inte-
grated education.
The NAACP had filed suit re-
questing that South Boston High,
he closed, but Garrity took the
less harsh course. He named Jo-
seph McDonough, a career
school administrator and young-
er brother of the president of
the School Committee, as chief
administrator of the school.
Attendance was off about 20
per cent from Tuesday's level
at South Boston High, but both
black and white students enter-
ed the building wit'out inci-
dent. Leaflets urging white pu-
pils to boycott class were dis-
tributed, but largely ignored.
HOWEVER, soon after classes
began, fights erupted between
blacks and whites. A girl who
left the school shortly said
chairs were thrown and win-
dows broken.
"It's wild in there. They're
going crazy," she said.
Three black pupils, two girls
and a boy, were .arrested and
charged with disrupting a
assembly. Two black youths
were taken to Boston City Hos-
pital, and one required 20 stit-
ches to close a wound, school
authorities said.
Attendance at South Boston
High yesterday totaled 405, in-
cluding 144 blacks. Attendance
on Tuesday, before the court
decision, was 493, and 143 of
them were black. The expected
enrollment before school open-
ed was 1,280, including 432
blacks.
In 1910, says the National Au-
tomobile Club, there were
about 100 manufacturers of
electric cars in the United

States. But within 20 years
these cars were replaced by the
more convenient gasoline-pow-
ered autos.
'Horses' a
classy first
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Every night before I rest
my head,
Fell those dollar bills,
swarmin' round
my head!
The song features a very ele-
mentary yet tasty three-chord
progresison reminiscent of the
Velvet Underground, undoubted-
Il (via Cale) the band'sstrong-
est influence.
Patti's young back-up musi-
-ians, while certainly no mas-
ters, are solidly competent and
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Dual 1249
Dual's NEW 1249 belt-drive
changer is on sale this weekt Garrard
During our Grand Opening.f~Ti hne sral ue
Sale save over $100 buy. Comes with base, cover,
THIS WEEK: M sIand Shure M-91 ED cartridge.
Retail: $247. SAVE OVER 50%
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and we're going to clear them out
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Test recordings from any source.
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PLw15D 4
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Base and cover are included.

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Base optional
rn2 Another super value is the Dual 1226
at our Grand Opening price of S99.
You'll save $61 off Fairtrade price
if you buy during our sale.
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quantities of this sul)er
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store only and we're cut'
Ling $300 off the price!

tape handling make the
2300s an ideal machine
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FORMER FAIRTRADE PRICE S1150.
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Captain Discount comes thru
with a fantastic gift idea!
Koss Pro4AA stereo head-
phones at a $45 savings!
They're top-rated and also
the most popular headphone
in the USA. Great gift idea.
4 DAys OALY: $2"K

One of our most popular carts.
Smooth sound! Tracks 1-3 grms.
THRU MONDAY:* 2

Comes with an attached dust
brush. Tracks well %-2 grams.
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This very dependable mini- 8-track
deck puts out super sound and is
small enough to fit in an ashtray!
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Pioneer's economy 8-track player
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