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THREE THE NORTH ADAMS MASSACHUSETTS TRANSCRIPT FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 24, 1962 Fall Festival Brunault Contends John W. Begiebing At Williams College Kappa Alpha Man Sees Try To Abolish Fraternities Made Captain At MMajor Issue Of Richard O'Brien, Stage, Film Star, Youth Here, Dies Fashion Show fo Display Wide Range of New Styles I 11 Campaign Morality A wide ranged of fashions will Base in Germany The promotion from first lieutenant to captain of John W. Bootery, the "Boston Store, Esther Jaffe Ryan, the Harry Wein Shoe The fundamental issue 'of the An 83-year-old former North -Ad be displayed at the annual Fall Foliage Festival Fashion Show "I hope that Williams is not becoming a nursery a good educational, institution should the stimulation oppor- the secretary of the board of! trustees from a Williams senior. Kappa Alpha Man E. Brooks Goddard, '63, of Edi- ams man who became one of Hol campaign is morality, Atty.

Harold F. Brunault of Holyoke, a Beeiebine, son of Mr. and Mrs lywood's better known character Oct, 5 at Drury High School, it was announced today. Hugo Begiebing of 24 Blackinton actors died Tuesday of a heart attack in California. was announced today by the candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor's Council' in the 8th (Western Massachusetts) The show will give its viewers a glimpse, of the new fall lines Store, Peerless MjHinery, Rise-bergs, Roberts, Sayles and M.

1 Lurie Co. There will be new features this -year. Again commentary will be by Donald A. Thurston of WMNB and Mrs. Arthur On the committee are: Mrs.

Burton Shapiro, the chairman: Army. District, said in a statement to for adults, teenagers and chil dren. Capt. Begiebing's promotion took place at Bad Klssingen, Germany day. tunities for inquiring minds, but na a member of Kappa should not create a pattern of Alpha, sent the letter to Charles coercion, physical and psychology 'a.

treasurer, trus- cal." tee secretary and a' member of This statement, from the first the Standing Committee appoint-j published criticism of the Ange-ec to consider ways of carrying1 vine Report and a defense oHhe out the recommendations of the fraternity system at Williams lege, appeared today in a letter to! fhe result of a year's study by Richard Thomas Garrick O'Brien, who was known pro-i fessionally as Richard Garrick, died at his home on Santa Monica Hollywood, according to a telegram.received yesterday by where he is serving with the Saying that he was appalled As usual the show will be held in conjunction with the Festival Queen contest. The queen will be 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment. I A at the decline of ethical prin He was executive officer of the Mrs. Robert Murray of Williams- ciples state government, at if i (7 1 chosen at the conclusion of theitown. Mrs.

Allan ShaDiro. Miss Headquarters Troop of the regi practically every level," Atty (fA S1 I fd fi-i rl Mrs. Albert Robare of 34 Charles '-who was related to him by ment's 2nd Reconnaissance Squad Brunault said that if elected he faculty and students; the 0 ron from the time of his arrival fashion display. Rosalie Benoit, Miss Marie Ex- Sponsoring the event' are the John Totino and. Mrs.

following local merchants: The Arthur Sweeney. would work towards correction Angevine Report recommends in Oermany in November, 1960, of "the moral climate of govern radical alterations of fraternity operation at Williams. Holding ment through more effective legislation- and the use of greater marriage. No details were given, but the message added that a letter would follow. Came Here As Boy A native of Portlaw, County Wa-, I RICHARD O'BRIEN i that they are 'disproportionately until early June when he was made Headquarters Troop commander, an assignment calling for the rank of captain.

administrative supervision by important, interfering with educa FRESH LOCAL tion i itrrvop IVia rrarm frt niw. cpnt Allf Hltrinff the summer elected officials." The Governor's Council, in the viriP.fppHinT and honsinf fnr the'alone th the trustees' state-" Capt. Begiebing who is 28 years old, was graduated from Drury ntmff nnA thic mtu a hiM W. BEGIEBING coming years "Must take a rig-; orous stand, particularly in the student body, a role now exercis- ment, and other action has been a ed by the fraternities for many taken "in an attempt, it.would two with his parents, the late High School in 1952, Wilbraham Academy in 1953 and Norwich University in 1957. He received his reserve commission as a sec area of conflict of interesV he said, and "must work in a positive manner tow.ard an improved upperclassmen.

seem, to avoid a possible con-rnes srien, wno operas a The Goddard letter is probably certed opposition by the frater-'lorhoPere for many years, the opening gun in what may'nities themselves when they Mrs. 0 Bnen. The family re-Drove to be a major offensive organize in the fall A neatslded Bank St. and the actor "Three Faces of Society," and "Viva Zapata." Hie rarppt- xuas haltpd fnr a ond lieutenant on his graduation ethical climate in state govern attended local schools. He left time by ill health and he acted j(rom Norwich and was called to ment." "The councillors, he said, Af North Adams at the age of 15ias riramarir- rnach and teacher; active duty in January, joa laui.jhed by pro-fraternity groups trick," says this fall.

i Excerpts from Letter The Minnesota senior gives def-; Further excerpts from ir.itp vnirp view, believed IifH'i. lorrbr fnllnw "must stand up and be counted when the evidence shows wrong God- a servea ln lne Army aur- of voice in California. ter a five-month orientation course at Ft. Knox, he served with ing the Spanish-American war. Ai tal.

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it i Problem Wlth. 1,6 W. when he appeared in Eu- His wife, the former Betty Kiuupa 01 Hiuiwiu, 41c canonai process, anu nicy my to "the coascious subtle attempt the hlame at the doorsteps of theiWar and traveled some 53,000 gene Neil play, uesire under the Elms." He had numerous Knox of this city, and their three children are with him in Ger- doing has occurred, and remove the wrongdoers from their positions. "Officials looking for a free ride," he said, "should know there is no insurance in the world that will protect them from an enlightened electorate." Personal Paragraphs Mr. and Mrs.

Carlton G. Lash roles on television and has been many, of the report to pave the way for fraternities It is wlth tne uso durmg WorlQ the abol.tion of fraternities." the college blames the fra-jWW Jn Ta tne Play' pnsn j-tn ii-onnor and on the ann rtn ooaciara cnucizes me report tornitip. fril. situations that have c. for what he says is its failure to arisen because of the abdic9tion; He.made his stage debut at, immediate survivor Go Id en AqeTS Plan :7.r, gnd time df to Rutland hair tains is its ultimate oojecuve "the destruction of the system er ot 18 Park have re- "I think that intellectually fra- his name.

Later he was quoted as. He says this will be the inevi- lU es can be as weil supported saying "There were too manyj -The North Adams Golden Ageturned home from a two.week Club, at its meeting yesterday vacation with their son-in-law at the YMCA building with 91(and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- npacant tnaAa ntartc frtr I table result of depriving the es- gJ critjcjzed fraternities are vaudeville comedians named "O' sentially social groups of their -vriUsion business something, so I dropped the Samuel Cutler, 83, ert Kjvers, and family, in a trip to the Rutland utah. Sept.

4. housing and feeding functions. i (practicing) the selectivity and, O'Brien and used the Garrick No Reasons Given 'discrimination, its broadest family name." He was on the "Now if you want to signal senSe, which governs our lives stage then for 12" years, teaching the complete withdrawal of fra- i at the same time at the Ameri- Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Old-Time Harness ternities from Williams, why not 0hject to the statement that can Academy of Fine Arts in Car-: Race Driver, Dies' Tickets for the trip will be available at the meeting next Thursday, and none will be reserved. William Powell is serving as chairman of entertainment for September. The monthly birthday party also will be held next week.

Turn visitors attended vestpr. say as much? asks Goddard. He many Williams men within the negie nan. says the report nowhere gives fraternities themselves find "lit-! In Films reasons to justify its recommen- te- appeai the present cir-j His motion picture work began dations. and adds that since "this mimr nisrnntpnt vnn ci; Dni-nn.

rn QQjfcm Store Samuel Cutler believed to be is the crux of the matter, whv aC in ti1B rrpntinn nf inn a the last of the areas old-time Shop Saturday 9:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. harness race drivers, who served rneetingi one from chico.

as starter and judge at manypee and the other rom virginia country fairs in Massachusetts, Mrs Florrie Rock was named Vermont and New York, died last: chaiman or the whist party night at the Homestead Nursing next Wednesday at 2 p.m., also Home at the age of 83. He had at the yMCA building. resided at 175 River St. ThrmahtQ tor th. riv were COINS WANTED nui iiiiu, hi in n'- iuLo, anu nidi nc uucticu withhold this crucial informa- the Grinnell petition; but I be-j for Laemmle's Rex Co.

in New ton? ilieve, you will notice that a con-jYork. He went to Hollywood as Although he strongly disagrees spicuous number of the signers the director of the first film com-with the report, Goddard says he 0f tne petition remained in their pany sent there from New York is even more disturbed by "the fraternities, including Grinnell in 1914 for the original produc-rapid manner in which the reso- himself ition of "The Sea Wolf." lutions have been adopted and -what I. see most in the pro- He iived in Los Angeles at the are now rushing toward transition is the attempt toj Alexandria Hotel with Jack Lon-mentation." (Ironically closely supervise and con-dori) wnile directing the screen-dard's fraternity, Kappa Alpha, trol the education of the Williams ni' nf ih'c wnif the new Drove for Dr. Stafford given and whist followed, Mr. Cutler at one time drove I the horses of the late Dr.

Frank Stafford at the-old Fairgrounds 11110 MnareW5 Jr. PAGE 5 OF TODAY'S PAPER bur- ameo tivit.es included leads with other tracks. He was yj Attend Retreat a son of is tne lirst ot tne oreeK nouses student. The parallel ol a prep to offer to turn its property over school for men is not too ludi-to the college.) jcrous, given our system of cuts; "The committee report was compulsory chapel (just discon- tinued), limited curriculum and Pickford executive head of the Dorn wooaiora, vc Cornelius and Eliza wunam a. Anarews jr.

oi lb the late Fosdick Commission which later (Morgan) Cutler. He served Walker St. will attend the annual was developed into the USO di tup vpai.c ai proom rteireai oi Vermont capusi Men reeling duties in Hollywood and! Jf" at Lvndon Teachers now proposed dormitory facilities. on the Continent, independently: Lyndonville, tomorrow and Fears "Nursery" ana wun rrencn uraumoni uo. Years airn ne mnven lo Den- "I hope the college is not be-i as well as with his i i.

hr Imnirtrtn vt where he serven ns. wic newly appointed Hi endrun seamless stockings OPIEN uwii tunipany, Diuauwcsi ruin; OIECN I OREIN 8TAMPW I STAMPS lar Judee and Mrs. llonal euowsnip cnairman ot luiuing a jhji Dtri i-. aiicic uiuoi also be releases for the individual from the pressures of a regi ORC EN ISTAMPfll': ftmviVifirfnwiTrtVinn His travels during the years amounted 'to 36 Atlantic crossings, mented education. Under the new plan, these would be lacking.

jrhe educational process at the college level cannot be forced. The status of an individual, whether Charles H. Mason. Judge Mason American Baptis Men, Mr. An-died in the early 1920's, and" Mr.

wil1 sPeak to the gathering Cutler remained on to look after! on fellowship activities at the his widow, Mrs. Melissa Huling national level ant how they re-Mason, who died Oct. 11, 1928. In lale to the state organization, appreciation of Mr. Cutler's long' Kenneth Knickerbocker of Pitts-service to the family, Mrs.

Mason field- president of American Bap-left him- her home at 304 South itist Men. of and Bennington, and all her pos-'Evans se of Mnroe will ac-sessions. He remained in Ben- company Mr. Andrews to the re- four Pacific crossings, plus one Sahara Desert crossing in 1924, during which he joined a six-month caravan of Bedouins as he said "just for experience." Wrote Novel and Play You Gel America's Most Valuable Trading Stamps at W1RTHMORE STOKES he be in or out of a fraternity, does not bear any relevance if he should choose to ignore his aca Shortly afterwards, he lived demic pursuits, There are just as many scholastic failures without as within the fraternity system for a time in Tahiti, where he'nington for a time and then sold treat, wrote the novel. "Tahiti Holiday," jthe residence to Dr.

and Mrs. CJ and a play, "Joan of the South Wandrey. lr JJW Seas." i He the went to r.amhrirlce "Man is a fully self-conscious Cameo's unique pin-point stitches in this new nylon not only give you better wear than you've ever had, but also give your legs a beautiful matte finish. Proportioned sixes for perfect fit. seamless being, desirous of acting in re- His stage appearances wereN- where he trained for At-TpflCh in PltKtlP 1- A-J' I sponse to nis own inclinations asaue wun mauue Auains, wmge wood Allen, and later to Schagh- Joseph Zavattaro, Jr.

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To des- Kae, wiuon acKye, jonn-Barry-: manv vears ne was starter troy his sense of separateness and, more. Doris Keane, Margaret and jucJge at fairs in the area this week as a teacher at St. self-direction is 'a crime of theAnglin, Henry Miller and Marlon especially at Cambridge, N. High Scho01 here, was and they're streak-free Try them today! highest order. I trust that the tiranoo.

returned to North Adams B' collece is aware of the Dossible He appeared in numerous films'SPveral vear aan ro. last night in the Pittsfield School System. His assignment was not dangers inherent' in the recom irough the years, the most prom- tired from active participation mendations toward a controlled inent being yuo vaais, racine but continued hie m- .65 pr. 1 educational environment." of Eden," "A Man Called Peter," terest in Dromotins the sDort announced. Mr.

Zavattaro, a graduate of North Adams State College, also served as assistant basketball and baseball coach at St. Jo- mL 1 Mr. Cutler suffered a stroke and was taken to the North Adams Hospital June 12. He was We have I 'j 2, 3, and" 6 inch rolls for economical home insulation. For" instance Material for insulating a 900 sq ft.

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nieces and three nephews. Funeral Tomorrow i FlJ fl TO I SPORTS! CASUALS! LOAFERS! iW Johns-Manville Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a tnmnrrnw at the' Miss. Mabel A. Dunton By Seal-O-Matic Asphalt Shingles They hold tight in high winds because they are Self -Sealing Simmons Funeral Home. Burial' Funeral services for Miss will be in Southview Mabel Dunton, 91.

a The Rev. Frank rec- resldent of this city since 1935, tor of St. John's Episcopal were held at 10 o'clock this will officiate. inS. at the Simmons Funeral Calling hours at the funeral Home- The v- Frank J- Lan" home will be from 2 to 4 and 7 dolt.

rector of St. John's Episco-to 9 p.m., today. pal Church, officiated. i- Miss Dunton, a native of Col-rmm mm m. ram who had lived most of her 111 111 llOSpiial Easthampton, had made New 235 lb.

Shingles according to Underwriters her tiome here with a nephew, Anthony J. Sacco of 397 W. Main St. is a patient at the North Adams Hospital, where he underwent surgery yesterday. Susan Galli, 9, daughter of Mr.

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