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nd Ad Servie DIAL BL'4-6161 8 066 Dallas, Texas exan 3 in Texas Fastest Growing City Weather Occasional rain through Tuesday. Low tonight in lower 60s. High Tuesday in middle 80s, VOLUUME 59, NUMBER 233 6 PAGES TODAY TELEPHONE BL4-6161 5c Daily 10c Sundays MONDAY, SEPT. 14, 1964 JAYC 1 i WINNf Mrs. Henry A.

Sutter of 312 Ouida a bond from John Kelly. Mrs. Sutter was the winner in i drawing hold by the organization Sunday during the on mumty I air. Meredith Bolger, president of the lavcees, on- Mrs. husband is retired.

NEWS 1 i 'HOT' Reuther, Ford in Session DETROIT (UPI) United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther today began negotiations with Ford on the 54-cents-an-hour contract pattern reached with Chrysler last week. Reuther made his initial appearance since the Chrysler settlement Friday andtoldre- porters the same package agreed to at Chrysler would give the 130,000 Ford workers more benefits. Since visit, negotiations have been a mere formality at Ford. The main committee met for about one hour Sunday and discussed contract language.

But the bargainers did not discussthe specifics of the Chrysler settlement. Reuther said that Chrysler put a 54-cents-an-hour price tag on the agreement for the three-year life of the pact. However, the union president said the cost ol some of the fringe benefits especially pensions were higher at Chrysler because of the makeup of the work force. BY KATHY ALH FUNNY THINGS harper. sometimes when youngsters leave home for olle Thinss changed for one Ir- vingite when his dormitorv day of school, bed was nev chores at home tour sheet: a but getting tht was another thin moved the aiattre checked in at the very first Making up a one of his He toon.

specified, on the ed He refro: the bed and it on the floor. That however, gave up ana Hi LN called it a day. i ADSL I. is very' lucky la- dv. she tust won a $25 charge account at Mary's in New' York, as a third prize winner in a contest she entered.

a 1 z- i that it McAD(K) worth her while to go to New York to receive her lit, they send her a Sunday edition o' the New York Limes each week so she may shop the ads in the paper and Christmas catalogues also. Helen says she pities die poor postman though who delivers her week the N.Y, Limes weighed 14 pound by actual weight, and it took her two days to read it. WHILE thumbing through a magazine the other day I saw- the following. the American sYStem, economy sizes are big in soap flakes and small in More truth than HAVI YOU VISITED S. s.

Miramar Museums, 2217 Cedar Springs in Dallas? A new addition is a designed to delight the small- fry, along with the Children's Museum. A travelogue around the world through 14 countries is depicted by- hundreds of nationality dolls in exotic dress. In addition to the section, there are four magnificent galleries of oriental art treasures and ar- rhaic pieces, highlighted by the internationally famous "Million Chinese Imperial Jade Screen. I he Museums are open from 2 to 10 p.m., except ondays. II LI IE IRVING Ligers don't win their district this year, there'll be a lot of sur- pri well as das appointed fans.

However, if they should fail to win a game by having the highest score, this reporter has found a solution for winning them all. Just take the helmets off Tigers and scare the opposition half to death. Most of the boys had their heads those suntanned faces with all the hair off the head and those white scalps shining is enough tc scare their own mothers. Mine scared me, as 1 thought "Mr, had walked in. A PERCENTAGE of the Irving motorists apparently need some kind of an education on their driving habits.

Just exactly what Is needed is not known. Several new signal lights have been installed throughout the city- recently and along with them, a turn on red after sign hanging below the lights. Those little signs mean just exactly what they say. You may turn right after stopping to see if the street is clear for you to do so. People sit there and stare at the red light and will not turn right until the light turns green.

If you do not wish to turn right, then do not get in that lane, as you block that entire lane of traffic behind you and those little signs are put there for your convenience. Another pet peeve is motorists who seem to fail to understand what means. It also means just exactly what it says. An automobile can be a dangerous a weapon as any firearm if it used as it was motorists do not know the laws or will not obey them, they have no business behind the wheel. ARLINGTON Arlington State College Registrar J.

Friday predicted that fall enrollment would exceed 11,000 students. pretty- apparent now that we will have more than a 10 per cent Preiss said, difficult to say how much over 11,000 it will ft Preiss is basing his prediction on pre-registration applications. Formal registration will be held Wednesday through Friday. As of Friday morning the office had processed 3,380 new students. These students-- were beginning freshmen and 738 already applied for admission.

Registration for day students will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through riday. Night students will register from 6 to 9p.m. Monday through Friday.

Late registration will begin Sept. 19 and end Sept. 25. Classes begin Sept. 21.

The ASC registrar warned prospective students that registration procedures must be completed before a student can enroll. applicant for admission or readmission will be accepted for enrollment after 9 p.m. Sept. Preiss S3id. Democrats Organize Committees The Irving Democrats helo their opening meeting Saturday night at their headquarters at 320 W.

Irving Blvd. and committee chairmen were elected. Beginning Monday, Sept. 14, the Demo headquarters will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

every day except Sunday until further notice, Ruffian Roan reported. The Young Democrats of Irvine represented by John Cabeen Mne 1 with the Irving )emocrats and will be working through their campaign headquarters. Committees and their chairmen are entertainment, Jimmy Walker, 1615 W. Fourth, BL3-9602; telephone Bill Falklnstein, 1403 Upton Bower, BL3-8746; publicity. Ruffian Roan, 2024 Irving Blvd.

BL3-3478; yard signs, Robert Walker, 2314 Concord, BL3-8100; headquarters worker, Balford Morrison, 521 Sandra, BL3-5366; speakers, Carl Schomolder, County Line and finance. George Wise, 1426 Vance, BL3-7867. A business meeting will be held each Saturday night at 7 p.m. 15 ANSWER DNT AD FOR CHILD CARE Mrs. Betty Schultz of 700 Sowers Rd.

placed an ad for child care in the Sunday News Texan to run for four days. But early Monday morning she called to have her ad killed, as she had received about 15 phone calls and she felt sure she could select some one out of her list of names to care for her children. Mrs. Schultz says she is always amazed at the results she gets with her News Texan ads. Toll YEAR TO DATE Accidents Injuries Deaths Damage 1030 213 $387,929 WEEKEND TOTAL Accidents Injuries Deaths Damage 12 1 0 $3,216 Khanh Pays Price For Army Support Roll at ASC Is Seen Topping 11,000 Mark Generals Present Demands By MICHAEL T.

MALLOY United Press International SAIGON (UPI) Premier Nguyen forces today crushed without bloodshed a coup attemnted by rebel generals. But Khanh returned to his capital to discover that loyalist officers were demanding a heavy price for putting down the rebellion and threatening still another coup within two months. While loyalists air force planes still patrolled the capital, Khanh appeared before a Saigon news conference and announced situation has Rebel troops and tanks at one time city and threatened safety of nearh 2,000 Americans at Tan Son Nhut air base on the Saigon outskirts. But early the rebel leaders gave up and ordered their men back to the battlefronts against the Communist guerrillas. Ktianh thanked the military, for avoiding bloodshed" and renewed his pledge to return the government to civilian control.

The premier had promised after a series of student demonstrations and religious riots tw-o weeks ago to give up his sweeping dictatorial powers and form a more broadly- based government. But the price exacted by the Buddhist sand students was upped again today--this time by the officers who stood by him in breaking the back of the military coup. A group of eight young generals presented Khanh with three demands and warned they would join the rebels in a $econd coup if he did not do as told. IX THE HEX HOUSE--Over at 1217 Perry Mrs. and Mrs.

Lawrence B. Howell have a chicken who bears a strong resemblance to a favorite entertainer known as Ringo. The fuzzy-headed bird daily, with his scratching and according to the Howells. Teen-Age Group Held For Rape HOUSTON (UPI) Six Negro teen-agers faced charges today of raping a 35-year- old divorcee in a gang attack Saturday night at Rothrock baseball field. A lb-year-old juvenile was held by juvenile officers.

The charges named Frank Gibson, 18; Thomas Branch, 19; Robert fcarl Williams, 18; Specner Smith, 18; Johnny Garrett, 18; and George Boutte, 18. A policeman found one of the suspects changing clothes in a home near the park shortly after the attack. Two others and the juvenile were at that home. Leader Links Virtue, Learning RV INCITE FLAYS ROLE IN RESCl A former Irving resident, Spec. 4 William E.

Swartwood was among the five U. S. G.I.’s who helped pull a German refugee to safety over the Berlin Wall Sunday. A military policeman, Swartwood lived in the city with his aunt, Mrs. Deloris Foster of 927 Blaylock for a time in 1960 before entering the army for the second time.

Mrs. Foster took care of Swartwood after his mother died when he was 18- months old. A native of Haskell, he grew up in Tulsa. Swartwood served hitch in the service before coming to Irving. Swartwood helped pull Michael Meyer to safety after the young German was wounded in an attempt to escape from Berlin.

Car Cash Stolen By Hitchhiker A 21-year-old Euless resident, Gerald Maxwell Latimer, was held up at point early Sunday morning in Irving by a hitchhiker who took his car and billfold, containing an estimated $15 in cash. According to die victim, he was going home fron Dallas, and had just crossed the Trinity River Bridge on Hwy. 183, when he spotted a man a ride. He picked the man up and had driven about one-half a mile when the hitchhiker stated, this When Latimer turned around, he discovered the man had a knife in his hand and was told, not The man ordered Latimer to stop near die Central Freight Lines terminal, where he forced Latimer out of the car, then took his Masses and pants. The bandit then drove off in 1959 model auto.

The incident occured about 3 a.m. Sunday, and was investigated by Detective John Looper and Officer Phillip Knight. At DNT press time, no suspects had been arrested. 2 Arres ted in Dallas Holdup DA 1 LAS UPI Two young men, sons of a prominent Dallas restarauteur, were arrested Sundav as suspects last Friday's $41 ,000 robbery of the Inwood National Bank of Dallas. Police Gtpt.

VS ill FriD of the police homicide and robbery detail said $12,000 believed to be part of the loot was found in a luxury apartment where one of the men was arrested. The other was picked up in a Dallas bar. Two young vs picked uf wit! were later released. Capt. Fritz said that the suspects be involved in three or four other recent armed robberies is a very high correlation between intellectual development and the new vice-chancellor of the University of Dallas told students and faculty members Sunday.

Phe speaker was the Rev. Edward Maher, and he made his remarks during a sermon at Sunday morning mass in the Lynch Hall. is the Intellect which distinguishes man from the animal and it is the cultivation of the intellect which makes man less of an animal and brings him closer to declared Maher, a native of Dallas who has been associated with the eight-year-old Catholic university since 1958. When Should Children Start Kindergarten? His sermon was part of the opening activities wMr at the University of Dallas. Ti- Enrollment this year has Bv BOB CALLAN reached 900, and four new DNT World News Editor just this summer) bring the campus total to 16 air-conditioned Dorothy Straight, 6, of Alexandria, hb nrnmnrirm think it necessary to await the in- Rev.

Maher was executive i the teens t0 rnake a vice-president and taught Am- made up a story, drew some pictures erican history as an associ- as and told the story to her ate professor. He received mother. Her parents took the story to a pub- his degree from St. lisher, who agreed to publish it as a book. University in San An- The title: The World tonio and his and doctorate from Fordham University in New York, James Francis Cardinal McIntyre, 781 year-old Archbishop of Los Angeles, col- For the Correct Time lapsed during opening ceremonies of the Temperature, DIAL BL4-4261 Ecumenical Council at Vatican City today.

IRVING BANK Si TRUST CO, gjgjg An aide said his condition is Ill Mclntrys collapsed during the mass opening the third session of the council. He was not one of those officiating at the mass, but III was sitting with other cardinals. MCINTYRE MRS. MILFORD THOMPSON, 2421 Revere, Housewife. year to start garten is the year before they start school.

It gives them a for school and getting along with Children. It teaches them how to take part In a group. MRS. OTIS BONNER, 2034 E. Housewife.

Five it the age I to start themln kinder- They get a real good basis for the first grade In kinder- Kln- ten ready for school. MRS. EUGENE Chelly Housewife. art ter 'y as 5. They getting In- In and old enough to sit 0 still and behave.

Before that (hey are impatient. The year before they start to school is (he time for kindergarten. learning (hey are MRS. JO AMOS, 202 Larry, Kreages. la the age I for klndehgar- Iten.

be- jfore. I they are iraady for close discipline be- jfore then. They will be (ired of school started too young. They may dislike school if they start too MRS. DAVID TATE, 1501 Bradford, Housewife.

.1 think they start off at about the right age now. 5, If they sun before 5 (hay ana not Interfiled in plying with other sad thsy ana not able to sit still and tht mutclss will not coordinate for acdvitiea like coloring and writing. MRS. HELEN HOLT, 2521 Morgan, Kresges. .1 think five la the age.

They hive a chance to get adjusted before they go to i school. They ins ready for 1 school after kinder- a n. It dii teachea diem discipline, how to sit still and get along with other children. Michael Meyer, 21 -year-old East German refugee, today was recuperating in a West Berlin hospital after being shot in the leg and forearm during his escape from East Berlin Sunday. He was helped by five American military policemen who braved Communist gunfire to rescue him after he had been shot and momentarily captured during the escape.

Texas scored in the Miss America Pageant Saturday night in Atlantic City when Sharon McChuley of Athsna waa selected aa third runner-up. Today, meanwhile, Mias Arizona, Vonda Kay Vhn Dyke, waa adjusting the crown she will wear for the next 12 months. Miss Mm Dyke has brown hair and brown eyes, and scored in the talent competition with her MEYER.