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23 VEATHER Increasing cloudiness with scattered showers tonight and Sunday, Warmer tonight, cooler Sunday. Low tonight 50 to 55, high Sunday 65 to 70. Sun sets 7:48 p.m Rises 6:44 a.m. UPI TtUphotoi AP and UPt Wira Ntwi Service Central Minnesota Pictures See It First In The Times 104th Year No. 71 ST.

CLOUD, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1964 12 Pages 7 Cents Delivtrcd 1e your nam 30c U. 5. Hails Chile Red Rebuff WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. pledged to nationalize nearly $2 billion worth of U.S property in Chile and restore diplomatic relations with Cuba. officials greeted with relief and delight today the landslide victory of Sen.

Eduardo Frei in Chile's presidential election. We have obtained a truly immense victory. I receive this They had feared that a comparable win by Frei's chief mandate of the people with humility," Frei told cheering thousands. i rival, Communist-backed Salvador Allende, could have led to a bigger setback to democracy Revolution! enraged followers of Allende shouted. They charged that and gam for communism in this hemisphere than the Red takeover of Cuba.

St. Joseph FeedMill Burning ST. JOSEPH, Minn. A stubborn fire that erupted in the St. Joseph Feed Mill at 11 a.m.

today was still smouldering heavily an hour and a half later as two departments fought the blaze and volunteers helped salvage feed. Mrs. William Chan Times correspondent, said at noon truckloads of feed were being hauled away from the burning structure. Tons of feed were believed in storage there. She said William Rothfork, operator of the mill, said he "thought the fire had started from spontaneous combustion in a feed bin." He said a worker had thought he smelled smoke Friday.

President Johnson and Pope Ki Frei is leftist by U.S. stand Paul VI had contributed money to defeat Allende, a plump 56- ards. But he has avowed a pro-West foreign policy and year-old physician who has lost three times in a bid for the ya jr i mmmmmmsmm a domestic reform program that relies on democratic methods. presidency. ft Allende, an avowed Marxist, Allende's opponents said I lUs A campaigned on an anti U.S.

Moscow and Havana had smug pro-Castro Communist foreign gled money into the country for policy. At home, he wanted to his campaign. ii socialize the economy, including Frei followers celebrated into seizure of the big U.S. copper the night, singing and dancing till) in the streets. Frei, a senator, will take the government reins firms there.

Frei's triumph apparently assures that Chile will continue to be a prominent member of the inter-American system and Nov. 4 for a six-year term. He succeeds Jorge Alessandir, barred by the constitution for seeking re-election. Nearly complete unofficial a supporter of the Alliance for Progress program of social and economic reforms with U.S. aid.

The candidate supports both returns: policies. Frei 1,463,535 Allende 975,690 Julio Duran, candidate of the The. smouldering fire was centered in the feed concentrates and was sending up a smelly pall over the area. The fire was producing little smoke, however. Rothfork was quoted as saying the feed has to be removed or 'it could burn for a week." The volunteer department here was being helped by the St.

John's university The United States is assisting Chile at the rate of $150 million Centrist Radical party, was far behind with 128,350. year. A record of Chile's more than SANTIAGO, Chib (AP) 2.5 million voters cast ballots in DR. ALLENDE SADLY CONCEDES DEFEAT Marxist lost Chile electHmUPI Telephoto) Pro-Western Eduardo Frei, a the bitterly contested election. moderate leftist, rode to a JOSEPH SIMS AND HIS WIFE BETTY ANN EMBRACE AFTER TRIAL Jury acquitted Sims of Negro educator's death.

(UPI Tele photo) landslide victory Friday night in Chile's presidential election. His success set back a serious Race Riots Kill 10 Communist threat to the copper- rich Latin American republic. Frei, 53, a reform-minded 2 Whites Acquitted in Negro Death By KATHRYN JOHNSON Humphrey, Miller Open Drives in Home States Christian Democrat, trounced Communist backed Socialist Salvador Allende, who had In Tense Singapore DAN1ELSVILLE, Ga. (AP) City Man Killed Goldwater formally launched Two white men have been ac KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, "crush" Malaysia, held another his bid for the White House a campaign trip. He's going out to Detroit to make a Labor Day speech." have been placed on a state of alert.

quitted in the night-rider slay (AP) New race rioting flared ing of Washington, D.C., Negro In German Crash WASHINGTON (AP) Mai. in Singapore today as Malaysia In Singapore, just across the Humphrey and Miller also educator Lemuel Penn. Howev emergency meeting with his top advisers. The official Indonesian news agency Antara said he will make an important an Thursday in Prescott, Ariz. The Arizona senator makes a roundtrip today, flying to Lockport from his Phoenix WASHINGTON (AP) Dem-j ocratic nominee Hubert H.

Humphrey and Republican candidate William E. Miller launch their campaigns for vice president before hometown audiences today. Humphrey heads for Minneso er, they still face federal con and Indonesia moved closer to open war. have Labor Day appearances planned. Robert Q.

Boese of St. Cloud, spiracy charges under the new The rioting, blamed by some Malacca Straits from Indonesia, Malaysian officials battled against more rioting which some suspected was inspired by undercover agents from Humphrey, following an ap home and then returning there civil rights law. nouncement soon about the "present critical situation." was killed Friday in the crash of a U10 airplane about Malaysian officials on Indone after his speech. pearance Sunday at Waverly, Joseph Howard Sims, 41, and sian agents, has left 10 dead. three miles southwest of Bad where he has a summer Cecil William Myers, 25, heard A special meeting of the U.N.

Only President Johnson has The king of Malaysia signed a home, goes to Ohio for appear Toelz, Germany. the verdict Friday night after Security Council will be held in not formally started his cam ances at Akron and Youngs- decree today which proclaimed the entire country a national ta and homecomings in St. Paul and Minneapolis and an evening speech at his alma mater, the University of Minnesota. Miller, accompanied by GOP presidential nominee Barry The Defense Department, an jury of white men deliberated slightly moie than three hours. New York next Wednesday to consider Malaysia's charges town.

Miller plans to spend the paign. Johnson plans to speak Monday in Detroit's Cadillac nouncing this, said Boese, 40, "security area." The decree day in Indiana. that Indonesia is committing Meanwhile, there were unconfirmed reports that a fresh Indonesian air drop may have been made in the Labis area of Malaysia's Johore State. Villagers in "the area, 105 miles southeast of Kuala Lum permits local authorities to was a passenger and observer in the light, short-takeoff, gen- aggression against the federa Square the traditional start ing point for Democratic nom inees. impose curfews and ban unlaw Goldwater, after taking Labor Day off, starts out Tuesday on a- busy week of barnstorming Goldwater, speaks at the Ni tion.

Malaysia has accused erai uuuty piane. jo iuruier De ful assembly and gives police agara County Farm and Home Indonesia of backing recent tails were immediately avail But White House news secre through California, Oregon, Center on the fairgrounds in smallscale invasion attempts. sweeping powers. In Indonesia, President Su able here. pur, were reported to have tary George Reedy said Friday Washington, Idaho, Montana Indonesia's armed forces found parachutes in the region.

karoo, who has vowed to Minnesota and Illinois. that he was "not labelling this Boese, born Aug. 16, 1924, A gasp and murmur arose from relatives and friends. Superior Court Judge Cary Skelton rapped for order. Relatives of the two men wept.

Sims and Myers hugged their wives. They were surrounded by well-wishers. Sims and Myers, whom the FBI identified as Ku Klux Klansmen, still face federal charges of conspiring to injure, oppress, threaten and intimidate Penn and two companions. Penn was killed July 11 by a entered the military service from St. Cloud.

His next of kin is listed as Frank J. Boese DFL Rallies Today to State Primary May Hit 1944 Low a brother, of Duluth, Minn. Lockport, N.Y. Miller Calls Rival 'Radical' Welcome Humphrey ST. PAUL (AP) Minneso-are being chosen is Railroad wins most offices in the general election.

tans vote Tuesday in one of the and Warehouse Commissioner-most lackluster primary elec- and neither candidate has pri-tions since the primary system mary opposition. Topping the ballot are entries for U.S. Senate nominations. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Boese, a veteran of World War II and the Korean war, had volunteered for service in Viet Nam when he was killed.

He had won the Silver Star, the French Croix de Guerre and the Purple Heart among other war decorations. State Fair at St. Paul and the shotgun blast fired from a usual Labor Day weekend passing car. Penn, an Army The DFL incumbent, Sen. Eu was installed in 1912.

And onlv a handful of county Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey returns to the city he once exodus from the Twin Cities, Reserve lieutenant colonel, and Secretary of State Joseph 'offices are at stake this year. placed newspaper advertise-1 two other Negro officers were Donovan predicts a vote total What voting there is will be served as mayor to open his campaign tonight for the nation's second highest elective LOCKPORT, N.Y. (AP) -Rep.

William E. Miller, opening his campaign for the ments calculated to help fill the under 600,000. en route home to Washington from reserve duty at Ft. Ben- gene J. McCarthy, has two opponents, while the Republican aspirant, Wheelock Whitney, mayor of Wayzata, has none.

McCarthy's challengers, both political unknowns, are Joseph university auditorium. He believes the total may be watched as a test of the relative strength of the two parties. As a general rule, the party which Boese, a Cathedral High school graduate and former Nash-Finch rung, Ga. vice presidency, charged today Sunday's schedule calls for the lowest since 1944, the first office. The Democratic vice presi The state contended the kill Humphrey to attend services employe here, was a brother of that Democratic vice-presidential nominee Hubert H.

Hum dominates the primary also year the Democratic-Farmer-Labor party was on the ballot. ing was a senseless deed. dential nominee will speak at wowak, retired Minneapolis gro Mrs. H. J.

St. Onge, 305 Fourth avenue south. Sims and Myers will remain the University of Minnesota, at the First Congregational Church, where he worshipped from student days through his years as Minneapolis mayor, cer, and R.H. Underdahl, head of a home furnishing and build The DFL got 102,480 votes in the primary that year and the Re where he was graduated in 1939 in custody of the Madison County sheriff until they can be after 10 years of Depression ing products firm. publicans 232,783, for a total of interrupted studies.

1945-49. Unopposed candidates for the turned over to federal officers. Both are under bonds of $25,000. 336,263 Princeton Lineman Is Electrocuted phrey has a record that is "clearly one of the most radical in Congress." In his prepared text, Miller devoted much of his speech to an attack on Humphrey's connection with Americans for Democratic Action, which he U.S. Red Dies MOSCOW (AP) Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, chairman of the American Communist party, died here today after a brief illness, Tass announced.

Railroad and Warehouse Com It will be the senator's first There are only a few real Then he will head by motor visit to his home state since last contests at the state and con The maximum penalty on the federal charge in addition to the fine is a 10-year prison term. cade for Waverly, a hamlet 40 month's Democratic National gressional district level MILES CITY, Mont. (UPI) miles west of Minneapolis mission are Ronald Anderson, DFL, who has served on the commission six years, and P. Kenneth Peterson, GOP, former mayor of Minneapolis. Legislative races, county of They must be indicted first, Convention, where he became the first Minnesotan to win a A Princeton, Minn, man was one of two men killed in an ac where the Humphreys have a She was the third leader of a fice primaries and an occasional lakeside home.

foreign Communist party to die place on a major national politi local bond issue may help bring termed "unquestionably the most influential organization in our nation's capitol attempting to subvert and transform our however, by a teneral grand jury which normally would not meet until early next year. cal ticket. this summer. Palmiro Togliat- There are contests for nomin-See Pag 2 No. 2 Nearly all the town's 570 people are expected to turn out out voters here and there.

The taconite amendment which has stirred some interest After flying from Washington ti, chief of Italian Reds, died in Yalta Aug. 21. Maurice Thorez, Asked by newsmen how they could meet the bond, defense attorney James Hudson said, to Minneapolis-St. Paul Interna government into a foreign SO' cialistic totalitarianism." for a parade headed by Hum phrey's 16-year-cld son, Doug las. French party chieftain, died of does not go on the ballot until cidental electrocution while stringing telephone lines south of here Thursday.

He was Laurence Borgwardt, 31, who died with 24-year-old Loren Stumpf of Kingfisher, A fellow worker said a telephone line might have been blown against a power line. 2 Youths Held tional Airport, Humphrey was to motorcade to St. Paul for a a heart attack on a Soviet Humphrey was one Oi the November. With most state officials now "These boys got a lot of friends and we do, too." cruise ship corossing the Black founders of ADA, which backs news conference Then he was The senator is due to fly, late only i Sea toward Yalta six weeks be- what it considers liberal causes serving four-year terms, Prosecuting attorney Clete to go to Minneapolis. In Attempts to Derail Trains I state office for which nominees fore.

Sunday, to Akron, Ohio, for campaigning on Monday. Hum See Page 2, No. 1 Gov. Karl Rolvaag pro claimed the day "Hubert Hum phrey is to speak at Youngs-town, Ohio, Monday night, then return to Washington. He served as its chairman in 1949-50 and has been a vice chairman since then.

Presidential nominee Barry Goldwater headed the list of ReDublicans invited to this MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Two phrey Day and headed the airport welcoming contingent. Democratic leaders, worried by distractions of the Minnesota suburban teen age youths were held by Hennepin County authorities today after one of them western New York city for the told of attempts to derail three hometown kick off of Millers campaign. 50 Feared Dead; Typhoon Roars trains in the past six days. No charges have been filed Goldwater was to make a COOL SET FOR LAST HOLIDAY, TIME CHANGE against the pair, one 18-year-old fino-mile roundtrip flight from Over Hong Kong and the other 17. The 18-year-old told authorities he disliked Phoenix, to appear with Miller.

He was to return to his HONG KONG (AP) -Typhoon Ruby scored a bullseye on Hong railroads because his father was killed in a car-train crash. Both live in the Minnetonka area. Kong today with 160 mile-an- Minnetonka village police and hour winds. At least 15 persons nn.lnllA1 11, tVl 1 IW 11 A railroad detectives apprehended pel jailCU, OO oic uuaoiug mm. home in Phoenix afterwards.

Miller quoted President Johnson's statement that Humphrey is "the best man in America" to be vice president and added: "If Hubert Humphrey, with the program he advocates and supports is the 'best then Lyndon Johnson is the tearea aeaa ana were nun. the youths after obtaining a car license number. The weather bureau said it was the first typhoon in two Police said they admitted at taching a derailment device on decades to pass directly over Hong Kong. Miller said that during Hum Twenty-seven persons were phrey's 15 vears in the Senate, reported missing when the ship Clear, cool weather will usher out the last holiday weekend of the summer and the end of daylight saving time. U.S.

Weather Bureau here repeated its forecast for cool readings with highs of 75 for Sunday and 65 Monday. The state switches to central standard time at 1 a.m. Tuesday, only hours after the end of the three-day holiday weekend. To make things come out right, clocks should be set back one hour before retiring Monday night. The change also occurs only hours before the start of balloting in the state primary Tuesday.

Polls open at 7 p.m. central time and close at 8 p.m. Dorar sank in Hong Kong har "he has voted the official ADA line nn 191 occasions and has bor. Thirty members of the crew were rescued. bolted on only three occasions.

Police and emergency service He said the ADA advocates "diplomatic recognition of Red China," "the admission of Red China to the United Nations," "a total abandonment of the Panama Canal," "that we total abandonment of the Panama Canal." "that we rec Great Northern rails near Maple Plain Friday; placed flares on tracks near Hopkins, forcing a train to stop near where a passenger train derailed Aug. 31; piled 56 ties on a railroad track near Deephaven Thursday night and placed spikes between railroad tracks in Minnetonka Aug. 28. i The Great Northern Railroad reported its freight No. 83 struck a derailment device on its main track west of Maple Plain Friday, throwing the metal into a diesel unit fuel tank.

The train of about 100 cars failed to derail anl there were no injuries. The Chicago North Westerr Railway said vandals piled 56 ties on its track and smashed forces dug frantically at many collapsed homesites in hopes of rescuing the families buried inside. A police spokesman said the continuing heavy downpour prorably would cause more landslides and house collapses. ognize the permanence and legitimacy of communism in East Holiday Issue Early The St. Cloud Daily Times will publish Labor Day, Monday, Sept.

7, but holiday production schedules will be observed. The day's issue is expected to be available to carriers around noon. Germany," "that we reaamu Cuba to the Organization of American States and welcome (Cuban Premier Fidel) Castro into the Alliance for Progress" and "that we must repeal every single piece of internal security legislation" and "abolish the House Committee on Un-American Activities' two switches neai Deephaven. The railway said a freight engi one of the several that preceded the holiday weekend in which the traffic toll is already 84. UtflXalepbote) neer managed to stop his tram before it could hit the ties early Friday morning.

CRASH SPLITS CAR Five teen-agers were killed near Alford, late Friday when this car flipped over, broke in half and then wrapped itself around this tree. The accident was.