Show i 12A OGDE" CTANDARD-EXAMINE- B TTJRSDAY EVENING JAN OGDENr UTAH 17 1963 THE GIRLS KhrusSichev By FRANKLIN FOLGER CITY GOOFS Soft-Pda- ls LOS ANGELES yr I XT -- ABANDON -- AP News Analysis By John M Hightower WASHINGTON (AP) — Soviet Premier Khrushchev avoided Wednesday going as far as US officials had thought he might in widening the rift with Red China over leadership of the Communist HOPC bloc ' 1 "The collector is getting tougher every year!" to Visit Italy ev In Cut May Europe I3 EC WASHINGTON (AP)— Diplomats Gaulle for a discussion of the speculated today that President sDlit between France and the Kennedy's trip to Italy might be expanded to include some other European countries The White House announced Wednesday that Kennedy had ac cepted an invitation from Italian Premier Amintore Fanfam to visit Italy this year' The date is yet to be determined Administration officials said that the President plans to go only to Italy and there is no plan for him to visit anywhere else OTHER FEELERS western diplomats However said it would be surprising if disclosure of the visit to Rome did not bring feelers from other European capitals for a Kennedy stop while he Is in Europe Principal interest in diplomatic quarters focused on two possibilities: 1 That Kennedy might see French President Charles de Cuba Plans New Flight Of Expatriates HAVANA A(P)— A Swiss diplo- mat said today Fidel Castro's gov- ernment is expected to allow a n second planeload of citizens to go to the United States Friday The envoy whose government handles US interests in Cuba said he did not know how many would be sent this time More than 700 Americans have filed applications for repatriation The first group of 68 men women and children of US citizenship arrived in Miami Fla by special plane last Sunday None of the estimated 25 to 30 Americans held prisoner by Castro's government was on the first flight and there was no indication any would be released Friday There are about 900 American citizens still in Cuba most of them children About 170 are working with Castro's government Cuban-America- -- Soviet American Space Leaders To Meet in Rome US (UPI) Sand Soviet space leaders agreed to meet in Rome in March to work out plans for American and Rus sian cooperation in space — WASHINGTON The two nations had announced last December they would cooper ate in weather satellite research experiments with the Echo 2 com to be munications launched by the United States this year and in a survey of the earth's magnetic field Working groups will now be set up to carry out this program Plans for specific projects will be discussed at the Rome meet ing by Dr Hugh L Dry den dep uty director of the National Aero nautics and Space Administration (NASA) and Soviet Academician A A Blagonravov Selection of the time and place of the meeting was made in an exchange of letters just com pleted between the two men satellite MORTON'S WHITE CRYSTAL For AH Water Softeners b 7P 1004b 135 bag bag Extra Coarso 3c bag more SALT PELLETS 50 lbs 115 I'lxzi Wfcset 100 ibs &35 100 ibs 395 100 Ibs 345 bite size jbyi wood desk plastic walnut top with file drawer and folders Reg 14225 so50 42x30" walnut finish desk 8275 11350 '3 off group 20°c off other Brief Cases ladies' and men's leather Vi Billfolds and Wallets 1 plus Fed prico fax 'A prico Stationery All Barometers and Thormomoters 20 'A group Scrap Books price off metal desk Reg 249X0 IQO00 settee 3G95 Rog SlrcvCus Hay 1 bale Co Fcnncni Feed Diel EX O White (Elephant Days and PRESCRIPTIONS "Wher Pharmacy it stilt a Profession" Phone EX 919 26th Street Prompt Free Delivery Serving the East Bench 44 Friday Saturday MfigDntt UJimttnll S) IP ML Now 10X0 15X0 Now Women's 1298 Navy Style Pee i Coat - 10 Only -- KJIEY HDCDWEJl on Sears Easy Payment Plan or Revolving Charge Account on Any Item You Purchase m r 6 Oily-Reg- ular Each-$4- 98 1 Only-Reg- ular Extra-Larg-e Four Panty Girdle Regular $795 Plastic Toilet Seats--30- 0 Only yso A Fun Filled Game for the Family Hard MUled Toilet Soap bars 10°° 1 Qoach Regular $4995 Demonstrator Floor Polisher Reg 1198 Remco Showboat Exciting Fun for Boys & Girls— Reg 777 Plastic Garment Bag I Holds 16 Garments— 25 Only— Hurry! h i Combination mm Used Dishwasher - S op Ejf °ne §129 Pillow Back Recliner Slightly Used But Guaranteed — Was $19995 Stereo-Radi- o only 2 only Blond Console TV 23-Inc- MB! 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CIQ50 1—42" 3 asod 60x30" aak tables Wash ® 109 50 plus tax All Laing has not visited his pet "because he's a one-ma- n dog and would want to come home" The nine high court justices had nothing to say Monday about Ricky's case except the routine words "petitioned denied" Laing insisted Ricky was not As Is Including Floor Models Some 1 and 2 of Demonstrators a Cind Many Too Numerous to Mention! 57J9S PBax demonstrator Smith Corona Galaxto Portablo Typewriter Reg 13900 with file drawer and folders (top 342" wood desks Toak ©r walnut Rog 14065 extends to 55") All Douglas Aircraft Co says it has fired 22 employes who refuse to join a labor union or pay the equivalent of union dues under an agency shop agreement The firm contended it was acting under terms of a contract with the AFL-CIMachinists Union and the United Auto-Aer- o space workers Douglas estimate 20 to 30 per cent of eligible employes are paying an agency shop fee of about $5 monthly instead of joining the union Under the contract employes must do one or the other or be discharged DOG N Everrthin Must Be sold 49 95 1 Reg - F£Xf CXUVS2Y Studio 44 Typo- - Reg 7 JO HCS 50-l-b 20 reduced Fypowritor— Rebuilt 1 Laing also contended that Ricky had been trained for guard duty and was merely standing guard over the sheep Ricky has been staying at undisclosed locations in several states since his death sentence was passed 8S SPECIALS LOO 443 sack 245 tat WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy has signed an order creating an advisory commission to develop a program to fight drug abuses asod Underwdod Standard Brief Cases manner SANTA MONICA Calif (AP)— US to Hit Drug Abuse writer Slightly scratched Reg 9800 9542 1960 -- Tallman 40 was charged with breaking and entering I demonstrator Underwood Olivetti -No 22 Union Foes make it MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Reg Company Fires 140-pou-nd furniture lamps wall accessories and desk accessories 1- FOR TRIAL Ricky a purebred was shot by an enraged farmer but recovered to standing trial and receive the death sentence Through Lutins Laing appealed to the Supreme Court on the grounds that his dog had been taken from him in an unlawful ONE-MA- the people around here know him and I'm certain he did not do it" ng Ricky along with another dog was found near the carcass of a slain ewe in Giles County in February i The chimney was 12 inches square on top but tapered to 8 inches below and the Tallman couldn't Alt Office) 1 ji ri njinLUL3 just-getti- a sheep killer "I know that dog" he said "and route ASSORTED USED SECRETARIAL CHAIRS rZlZZIZS GRAVY TRAIN CAN'NI CRUNCH OR PURINA £23 m the chimney went Ray Tall-ma- n He got stuck at the botwith tom Rescue crews out him sledge hammers got at bar a at It happened Sweetwater west of Miami Police Chief Jack Knight said today Tallman told him the bar was closed when he got there so he tried the chimney 27-min- 2nd FLOOR TTdDUfflKiDiPir'cDW PEARISBURG Va (AP)-J- im Laing was plotting new moves today to save his beloved Ricky rus uerman Shepherd dog and convicted sheep killer The US Supreme Court refused Monday to act on an appeal for Ricky "We are ready to said Laing fight" In Roanoke Harvey S Lutins Laing's attorney said "I don't know which course I'm going to take but I'm going to do some RECOVERS Religious Meeting Prepares Appeal on Racial Tolerance SDnapp To Save r Killer Dbg' thing" BERLIN (UPD-Pre- mier Nikita Khrushchev told the East German Communist party congress Wednesday about a Soviet general in World War II who made an error la and shot himself "Don't you think we should call mother and see how "I was on the southern front at the time" Khrushchev said "I she's getting along with the children?" told him he had to shoot himself I thought he would suffer only a psycological shock and would get over it But in fact the man did shoot himself in front of my eyes "It was a fine death but one can always die in a fine manner CHICAGO (AP)— The National lie leaders centering on the faildid he achieve? He shot "What Conference on Religion and Race ure of religion to aid racial inhimself and only left a lot of stink moved toward adjournment today tegration want to live" we But behind with conferees preparing to adopt It appeared that the prelimiused the anecdote Khrushchev sub"an appeal to the conscience of nary draft would be adopted to the of correctiness illustrate was submitted but it the American people" stantially as of his coexistence with the policy The appeal will wind up four open for amendment West rather than the inevitability Jew650 deliberation of The preliminary draft termed of war as advocated by days by Red ish Protestant and Roman Catho- - racism the nation's most serious China domestic problem It called upon Americans to BAND BLOWS COLD work for justice in voting rights NO AIR FOR WINDY LONDON (UPI)— The Welsh equal protection of the law access to public facilities and priDES MOINES Iowa (UPI)— Guards band was 10 minutes vate ones serving a public purThe state executive council late this week for the changhas rejected the loan of two ing of the guard ceremony at pose and in education and cultural oxygen units to revive legisopportunities hiring and promoBuckingham Palace Bandswinded lators after long men had to thaw 30 brass tion medical and hospital care and housing opportunities instruments which had frozen speeches — Down Fla (AP) rists Khrushchev Tells Bungler to Kill Self — He Does WAREHOUSE SPECIALS DOG FOOD 25-- lb The last president to visit Rome was Dwight D Eisenhower who called at the Italian capital in December 1959 at the outset of tour of Europe Asia an and Africa On that occasion Eisenhower had a audience with Pope John XXIII AUDIENCE WITH POPE Vatican sources speculated that Kennedy would also have an audience with the Pope while in Rome All details of the Kennedy trip to Italy remain to be worked out The invitation by Fanfani was extended on behalf of himself and Italian President Antonio Segni White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said the date for the trip will be decided in further consultation between the US and Italian governments Rog 100 Ibs RcEsd Csrfey MIAMI London 1— - Leyisi f'ssh CHIMNEY TRAPS BAR CUSTOMER 0x30" -- Whirs Wheel llzn Scratch st AH SALT ISO-l- United States as well as other North Atlantic Treaty Organization nations over the formation of an allied nuclear striking force 2 That a meeting might be arranged between Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev for an informal talk on East-Weproblems It has been about a year and a half since Kennedy and Khrushchev met THEN TO VIENNA Kennedy went to Europe in May 1961 a few months after taking office primarily for talks with De Gaulle His trip was extended to Vienna for a meeting with Khrushchev and on the way home in early June he stopped over in That at least was the first reaction in official quarters here to the Kremlin chiefs speech to the East German Communist party congress in East Berlin On a first reading two points stood out: 1 Khrushchev avoided a more open break with Red China than that which already exists He did not mention the Chinese by name but stuck to the curious Communist device of denouncing the Albanians It had been expected here that he might strike directly at Peking 2 Khrushchev presented the dispute with the United States and its allies over the future of Berlin as a less pressing problem than it once was because of the existence of the Berlin wall In US eyes this is a phony cover for a real fact he was making a major effort to force a Berlin showdown long after the wall went up in August 1961 He has been backing away from the issue since President Kennedy forced him to pull his nuclear missiles out of Cuba last fall News dispatches reported that he assured the East German Communists that Germany would be unified as a Communist state — which would mean a major and perhaps decisive loss to the West and which the Western powers would never accept But much of what he said about the Berlin issue was regarded here as a kind of Communist campaign oratory (UPI)-Moto- detoured for days while city workerSi tore up a downtown street and resurfaced it Paint on the new center line was hardly dry when the department of water and power tore it up again to lay a water pipe "We wanted to do it while the city had the street torn up but they didn't want to keep the roadway closed any longer" a spokesman said "Honest we do have a working agreement with the city" Red Quarrel "T Owner Plots Moves ROAD REPAIRS wUR ANCESTORS 11 ON DESPITE COURT REFUSAL Long Lasting Vinyl Cover — Brown Color Walnut Dresser or Chest One Only I Dresser Reg 12945 Chest I Dresser Has Tilting Mirror Floor Demonstrator Model — Was $20995 VChest Has Five Drawers' Reg 9475 JCT f AJ- I U -t —" ' 1 QJ1 NO MONET DOWN WEBER OFFICE SUPPLY CO 2 122 52 - 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