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OCTOBER 24, 1963 Original Dixiewund Played At Gas Lite L Crowds continue to jam the Gas Lite Lounge to hear Jerald Seott : ana bis fabulous Dixieland band.; The Gas Lite at 2120 Morris Avenue has the styling of an old New Orleans Jazz establishment, but with up-to-date facilities pro- widing the most discriminating in food and beverages. A iarge dance floor n French of the smarter supper cJubs inj the city. Teday the original New Orleans dezz bands are a thing of the past dn moet cities in the country. Bir- ~ ®inghom has the rare privilege of hearing a band that is ej New Orleans jezz echool. it is interesting to note that GOP Names Tandy Little To Make Primary Study in accepting the appointment from Grenier, Little aaid that an all-day session of the commit- “tee would probably be held in Montgomery, the date to be an- nounced later. “All interested parties will be Invited to bring their views to the attention of the committee at that time,” he said. “After a full hearing and careful study, we wilt preeent our findinga to the Executive Committee for Its decision. We encourage these who have con- victions on a nominating meth- + of to make them known to us.” Other members appointed by Grenier are Glenn Andrews, An- niston; Charles H. Chapman, Do-~ than; A. Ray Cox, Mobile; Joseph Farley, Martin, Gadsden; Mrs. R. J. Miller, Mobile; Jon Will Pitts, Clanton; and Dorthen Wadsworth, Arley. TANDY LITTLE Republican State Executive Committee Chairman John Gren- fer has announced formation of & committee to report to the Re- publican State Executive Commit- tee as to whether Alabama Re- publican candiates for statewide office in the 1964 genera) election will be chosen by primary or the convention system. He named Tandy Little, Mont- gomery, to head the nominating #nethod committee. eee Grenier said the committee was formed at the request of the Re- Publicar, Executive Committee be- cause of “the wide interest throughout Alabama as to wheth- er we will nominate candidates by convention or by primary. The fommittee wil] make a thorough @tudy of the alternatives and bring its report and recommen- dations to the Executive Commit- tee at the January meeting.” e*e@8¢ LITTLE, MONTGOMERY busi- messman, is the first Republican ever chosen to serve in the state legislature from Montgomery ALABAMA MAYFLOWER 3708 WN. Sth Ave. Birminghom 4, Ale. Phone 595-2278 NOW IF YOU CAN QUALIFY! 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Brown Thinks Rights Issue Hurts JFK Politically (Chicago Tribune Prees Servies) ; next year if he (Engie) iz not able WASHINGTON—Goy. Edmund|to run again.” = - Brown of California said here that Engle is suffering from a brain President Kennedy has been hurt! tumor. He is partly peralyzed. politically by the civil rights issue “We didnt make any de- but would win in California et! cision,” Brown said. “But we present, : have to know pretty soon. it Brown said that in s Republican) takes a teng time to meunt a primary showdown in the state/ campaign.” . Sen. Barry Goldwater (Ariz.)| The governor professed no inter- would win “fairly decisively” over | est in running for the Senate. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New! “I had a hard re-election cam- York. peign last year,” Brown faid. “} ‘Brown told reporters that his} want to rest on my laurels. for a views are based on private polls | while’ he has had taken. Kennedy lost | ——————~—~—-__-_____ the state to former vice president FEAR RULE YOUR LIFE? Fear ot looking for a different joo? ROBINSON CONSULTANTS wil ? keep strictly confidential any in. quiry you me@ke. Call 827.0275 today 4 you have skill or education and are net happy. original, and the commercial Dix- votes. ; Brown said the polls show Kennedy would carry the state, although the racial issue “hasn't been a help to him.” 7 Brown said that on civil rights the president ‘has taken the only course he could take, Tatk Of Future The governor was at the White House to talk with presidential assistant Lawrence O’Brien about the illness of Sen. Clair Engle (D.,! Cal.). 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They are the New Orleans type that resembles the 1537 Bank for sovings bldg, Ce ounge at the Gas Lite is one of the few organizations in the nation that plays the original Jazz. This band is impossible to describe. But once you hear it, you'll recognize the true sound of New Orleans Dixie- land as it sounded at the height of the Jazz Era. 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