Daily Globe (Newspaper) - September 17, 1956, Ironwood, Michigan hr. to 11 57 42. Previous 24 hr. 56 47. Year 73; Low 60, year to 23.28 in. Relative humidity 77 per cent. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE tered light frost Tuesday not so cool Low tonight 35- 42. high Tuesday Outlook for ers VOLUME 37, NUMBER 255. ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE NEWS SERVICE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 1956. TWELVE PAGES SINGLE COPY 7 Pinch on Economy Of Egypt Is Likely Offensive Expected As Result of Parley LONDON WB An economic offensive against pt appeared today to be ing up as foreign ministers of tions whose vessels ply the Suez here for a new con- ference on the disputed waterway of the diplomats gathering In London for the ence were reported convinced would reject the Western latest plans for op- the The United Brunin and France eatlv gutting ready for a long economic squeeze to bring U. S. Asks Support Of States to Boost Production of Oil WASHINGTON ment announced today it is ing cooperation of state oil bodies in a possibly sub- stantial increase of domestic oil production because of the Suez H. A. director of the Interior Department's office of oil and said he had telegraphed stale oil officials in Louisiana and New co asking them to meet with him here Tuesday or to send a All major oil producing states except California have limitations Nasser the amount of oil which can tei ms. already has denounced the Western plan as a tion of and pushed plans for on the canal's The United States was reported ready to grant half a billion lars in loans to Western European countries to help them pay the extra cost of their ships Train as Suez Pilots PORT Egypt Russian sea captains started training today fa Canal pilots The Soviet government flew them to Egypt last week to help fill the vacancies left by the mass resignation of Western experts from jobs on the nationalized A government spokesman here is no question but that the canal is functioning and will continue to though the piloting of 14fi was cut more than half by the around Africa if Egypt turns down the The U.S. offer also would help Western Europe to buy American and Venezuelan oil to replace oil from the owned fields of the Middle East. Secretary of State Dulles will make known the American aid of- be Stewart's telegram said the Suez Detour Not Dulles Says WASHINGTON of State Dulles said after a ence with President Eisenhower today that there is no American plan to finance the of the Suez Dulles told reporters at the White House the United States is prepared to help through the Export Import in- creased exports of American oil to Western nations if transit through the canal is or greatly Asked whether he was barring financial aid to other nations to help them transport oil around Africa and thus detour the Dulles said he and Eisenhower have planned only as a gency the financing of American oil have not gone beyond that situation may result in in our planning and we do not be- necessity for increasing domestic we will have Dulles production He said the stales of Dulles reiterated in a formal New Oklahoma and j statement that the United States were primarily India Hit by Floods NEW DELHI Lfl Floods and heavy rains in wide parts of north India were reported today to have hit more than a million persons by ruining their crops and washing away their reported a dedicated to seeking by ful means assurance that the Suez Canal will carry out the tional purpose to which it is by the Convention of 1888." are not trying to organize any boycott of the canal but we cannot be blind to the fact that conditions might become such that transit through the canal is impractical or greatly Missiles May Replace Controversial Jet Base Ground Warning Net Link Will Be Built At an Existing Site By MARION BURSON WASHINGTON sial jet fighter base authorized for Manistee may never be Guided missiles instead of ed squadrons may be put in the Northern Michigan John M. Air Force assistant I an If missiles are he different requirements might call for a missile base to be built where than on the Manistee picked by Congress over strong Air Force Ferry said that in any event it will be necessary to install at some existing Northern Michigan base the Semi-Automatic Ground Environment radar ing system that originally was planned for the proposed jet must go foward on he explaining that the The parley has been called to consider plan for ing a Suez Canal Under the an- by Britain's Prime ister Eden last the tion would use its own pilots to guide ships through the collect fees and share the revenue with If Nasser refuses to permit the ships to go through under this the stage be set for a in tiie Nations of the Egyptian leader's claim his is keeping the canal open to world Most of the 18 nations that en- the for in- control and operation of the are expected to turn up at the They are the United the West Now Australia and Only Spain was re- garded av about attending the because of her desire to keep her present good with the Arab Nearly all the nations have made plain they oppose use of force against Egypt and favor an approach through the United This appeared to promise a cool reception for plan for canal convoys to test Officials in the South African J li i 11, 11 1 1 I ort of set for another speech on Political Wagons Roll in Michigan Williams at Cobo Plans for a Tour By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Both the Republican and cratic bandwagons hit the road today to stir up some political music after a weekend Democratic incumbent Gov. Williams was to welcome the American Assn. to Mackinac with the stage that the country's four major ports did have the facilities to refuel and service tho 40 or .so which use the ennal day should they be Loss of Middle East oil and longer runs and higher freight charges on the route around tho Cape of Good Hope would hit Eu- ropean But observers believe it would hurt the Egyptians even more In- come from the canal is a major m in the Egyptian and is necessary to maintain nnd expand the waterway's Cuts in the sales of Middle East oil also might put pressure on some of Egypt's Arab The situation promised larly crave problems for her national economy already tering between solvency and But there were signs most the prospect of having tn pull their belts in more preferred that to a Up to Sunday traffic was reported proceeding normally through the Canal with tho directed by ian and Greek The made propaganda hny out of the Suez crisis over the Most dramatic dent was the arrival of 15 Soviet pilots for duty on the waterway Just as pilots were Inc their jobs for a mass walkout Later the Russians cast a warning that British and French military preparations are an of against Egypt endangering world Race Boat Owner Dies SEATTLE S. whoso twins as the querns of world speedboat racing for five from to died of a heart Attack this He was 60. igan installation will be part of a nationwide network combining de- of enemy planes and auto- matic transmission of the Air Force told Con- gress the jet needed to provide m for the metropolitan Detroit and Chicago But Ferry said the long delay Negroes Abandon Their Fight To Enroll in School Recover Second Body in Sinking Of Ore Carrier Five Are Fear Others Dead Norway body of a second man killed in the ing of the American freighter agic pulled today tne icy sea off AH ship's 37 crewmen five plucked Sunday from a bobbing lifeboat were feared The lifeboat also contained the body of a steward who died of An search for survivors went on despite ing A search plane ed the second body drifting among the debris and oil slick where the Pelagia sank in a raging storm Saturday The Norwegian destroyer heim sped to the scene and re- the It was not Three planes and a score of ships and fishing boats crossed the area of the off Norway's northwest There was a slight chance that survivors could have been washed ashore on one of the dreds of rock islands that dot the Close scrutiny of the islands was made hazardous by a wavering breeze and oily ocean A leaden sky and frequent rain squalls lowered The air temperature in the search area hovered around 45 in starting the project has resulted j Rescue officials privately ex- m reevaluation of what it is j pressed their doubt of finding any we want to have in the way of de- of the 30 men still missing fense in Northern The American Embassy at Oslo must come up with the an- ordered Vice Consul Michael swer it's going to be j ling to fly to the fighter planes or within six he Ferry revealed the present Pentagon attitude on a project that has embroiled several bers of The dispute was a major factor in Rep. Ruth Thompson's defeat for tion in Michigan's Republican mary last Congress in 1934 authorized the base to be built in the general area of Traverse Mich. Miss Thompson said Harold then secretary of the Air promised that it would be located in her congressional the House Armed Services Committee rejected a proposed County in Thompson's and the congresswomen herself op- five survivors were provide for medical clothing and other The survivors said they last saw their shipmates on the deck of the sinking They said the gale smashed the ship's three other lifeboats and that they were afraid the others were unable to get The British trawler Northern Duke found the lifeboat drifting between and Traena just south of the Arctic In the space of a night and a morning it had been driven 60 miles by wind and current from the point just south of the Lofoten Archipelago where the Pelagia Dead was Jean Lopez of Puerto a The posed a second suggested site near I others in the boat said they tried planned to tour Oakland County with more than half a dozen stops scheduled for brief Cobo plans a television ance but news from the Republican camp was quiet over the on the other chose Sunday to announce what he called showdown with Defense Secretary son in Washington The said will be the Motor Products Corp. of The Williams closed down because of what he said was price squeeze by Big Three to Williams said that defense con- tracts would be sought to put the firm's more than employes back to He he was sending Lee Uhl of the Michigan Economic Development ment to talk to Accompanying Williams would be R. J. dent of Motor and Don who heads the United to Workers local at the are grateful that Mr. Wilson has consented to an and we are hopeful that he will keep Williams hj promised last June to take steps to remedy the situation by sending defense contracts and he has not turned a hand yet for all the of last week's called Defense Department Clinic in Representatives of Michigan firms were invited by defense to attend a meeting in De- troit last week billed as one to de- termine how more defense con- tracts could be obtained to alleviate Both Williams and United Auto Workers President although it too was in her The Air Force then picked a site at outside Miss son's and spent there on preliminary The House Armed Services Com- reopened the dispute in early 1956 after spokesmen for summer residents of the Torch Lake area near Kalkaska ed jet plane noise would ruin the Congress upheld the com- decision to shift the site to back in Miss son's district Ferry said that if it weren't for the site the base probably would have been built by they saved us he with a Send Ike Mementoes Of German Ancestor man pottery firm is sending ident Eisenhower a pair of 1 was born in desperately to keep Lopez awake as the arctic cold numbed but he fell asleep and The survivors were steward De- metrius M. Hadjicostas of fireman Pedro Rodriguez of seamen Lawrence of Central Colo and James Arnold of and Andreas Alexandro Rou Orphanos of a member of the engineroom One of legs was The other four men were in good but The Northern Duke brought them to the Norweigan port of They told reporters how the ship sank and of their quent battle in an open boat against the sea and the The a World War II Liberty ship loaded with tons of iron was bound Narvik for Baltimore Most of the crew were The cap- John of painted red and black gift plates recalling an ancestor from this section of historians that one of the President's Hans Nikolaus emigrated from nearby to ca in 1741. One of the plates shows the reconstructed bauer the other displays the family coat of Hadjicostas gave this Tremendous seas rolled over the ship and smashed the No. 1 hold. It rapidly filled with As the water the bow sank until the propellers broke clear of the The seas shattered part of tho damaged the deck and See 10. Farm Income Up Nine Per Cent Over 7955 Is Estimate WASHINGTON The income during the first half lure Department said today yoar was reported at an net farm potential key t t 300 d to farm state voting in November to be around 9 per cent higher than last year for the In a monthly the agency said the net income this quarter lars higher than the slightly more than billion dollars for the first half of 1955. By net the department means the amount farmers nave left from gross receipts after could well attain an annual rate j ing production costs plus the of 12 billion dollars compared ue of products raised on the farm with a rate of 11 billion dollars j and consumed there and the during the corresponding period tal value of farm last The department estimated that What happens to farm income I farm receipts from marketings in and prices between now and No- vember influence how many farmers Democrats have criticized declines during the administration but Re- publican contend that the postwar bottom to farm Walter described the i has been passed and that meeting I tho first months of yp totaled or 20 per cent morr than in the ing period last Prices received by farmers ing the period 2 per cent helow last year but the volume at marketings this year PASSING THROUGH French tanker leader of the first northbound convoy piloted through the Suez Canal by Egyptian moves through opposite the city of Fifteen Russian waterway pilots have arrived to aid the Egyptians in keeping the ed waterway open and in keeping traffic European pilots left their jobs after the canal was seized by Egyptian President photo via radio from Loggers Parade Winners Listed Spectacle High Mark Of Congress Meeting The Eleventh Annual Lake States Logging Congress passed into tory late leaving be- hind a record of one of the est parades in the history of the Gogebic Estimates of the crowd in at- tendance at the parade Saturday afternoon in Ironwood and Hurley varied from to with some estimators that the total was about City and state police and officers patrolled the parade route and won praise from ging Congress officials for an out- standing job of traffic and crowd The prize winners in the parade as officially listed Wisconsin drum Park senior Hurley junior Chung King VFW Girls drum and bugle corps of Michigan drum Bessemer American senior Ironwood American senior Crystal Falls American senior L'Anse American junior Most outstanding unit in High School Cadets Drum Wis. Drill Menominee VFW Clown Drill senior Bessemer ROTC drill junior Most outstanding et Bessemer drum and bugle Forest products Connor Lumber Land Harma Kimberley Clark of Stern Range Wisconsin Antigo High Class A. Social Democrats Lead In Election in Sweden Sweden unofficial returns from day's elections kept the Social Democrats and their Agrarian partners in a commanding tion despite an impressive surge for the Conservative The results indicated a demand from a significant segment of the public for lower better housing and action to stem Satellite Test Hurley High Class B. Tomahawk High class B. Mercer High Class C. Mellen High Class C. Glidden High Class D. Iron Belt High Class D. Michigan Ironwood High Class A. Iron River High Class B. Bessemer High Class B. Grade School junior Auxiliary Marching Ironwood American junior Wakefield American junior Novelty Iron County Merrill Riding Wis. First Rocket Carrier May Orbit in Space Italy Ufi The world's first earth satellite carrier rocket will be fired 300 miles into space from Cocoa this fall may well turn into an bital satellite American reported The assembling here for the seventh international Astro- nautical Congress which opens spoke of the plan in informal Conference sources said first trials of the rocket will be made time in the late probably The complete which will be used to launch an earth lite during the International Geo- physical year 1957-58, will be a three-stage The stage one rocket known as a already been tested up to heights of over 150 The American tests this fall will more than double that height by the addition of the third stage basically the same as the will not be tested until next informants During the tests this three rockets will be fired off into Two will be improved first stage rockets In the third the third-stage satellite carrier will be The completed satellite carrier will be 72 feet long and 45 inches in reaching a maximum speed of nearly five miles a The total weight of the stage rocket will be That of the satellite com- plete with full scientific equipment for radioing back to earth the rets c' outer will be in the region of 21 Argued About Wife Fatally Shot DETROIT said Levi 44, and his argued all day over the presence of his guns in the investigating officers Tindell picked up a caliber automatic Sunday night and shot his wife four She was Tindell was held for investigation of Attempt to Block Electoral College Third Party Proposal Beaten in Wild Fight Tenn. The tional States Rights conference has launched national ative to try to elect a president by deadlocking the Electoral The 317 delegates from a dozen splinter parties in 25 states proved a platform and A move set a tional party was beaten down er a brief but uproarious floor fight in which police were called to The 35-point of that serves as a called for repeal of federal income taxes and con- invasion of states T. Coleman Andrews of a Democrat and for- mer commissioner of internal is the States Rights for as ning mate was Thomas H. Verdel of a former Republican ther candidate was present at the John U. Barr of New a power in the States Rights movement and prime organizer of the led the fight against formally declaring the movement a third we form a third party the Republicans and Democrats will kill he argued in behind the scenes conferences with ambitious couldn't This is a federation of independent state The strategy of the movement is to win enough electors to keep either major party the race is from getting the necessary 266 more than The election would then be thrown into the House of where each state would have one regardless of States Rights ers predict they could win a States listed by conference of- as or are certain to independent electors on the November ballot New South New Mexico and All parties represented at the despite varying are committed to the doctrine of powerful individual states and a weak federal All of them are also strongly Alligator Escapes Craws in Nearby Lake OKLAHOMA CITY 250-pound alligator named Alfred has escaped from homa City's Lincoln Park Zoo reptile house into a nearby He crawled out through an un- locked The alligator was seen on the bank of the muddy lake once but efforts to nab him only frightened him bark into the Bob curator of who claims there isn't much Ker from tho hopes to shoot an arrow into Alfred's tail to serve as a marker above the murky Fire Rages Six Hours in Hancock HANCOCK roared out of control for more than six hours Sunday wiping out three stores in downtown Hancock and causing more than The only casualty was a fireman overcome by who ed to first Six fire departments battled the blaze that threatened the entire 100 block of Quincy Street the main street of this Upper gan town of Flames licked at a welfare building and endangered a hat Hancock's biggest ment store and a but men soaked the area with fed by gravity from a reservoir on hill outside of The fire apparently broke out in the furnace room of the Hodge Sport Shop with a small Flames raced quickly through the sport shop and the Candy Kitchen which occupies the same two story While the fire jewelry and other merchandise was re- moved to safety at the adjoining Jewlery shop and within an hour the fire had struck at this Firemen from Fowler and sell joined the embattled Hancock firemen in fighting the Some homes were endangered by the water which ran in torrents down the street toward low ground at Portage Principal Reads Order of Board That Bars Four Guard Stays in Court Action Studied By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Four Negro students gave up their fight to enter Clay dated School today after being in- formed officially of a county school board order denying them After the Negroes mately 150 white children re- turned to The escorted here by Gen. J. J. 2. the order read on the by the school principal Mrs. Irene Three of the four Negroes attended classes last week at which was ted by the 590 white Mrs. Powell told the Gordon 10, and 8, and the Copeland Bobbie 12, and Samuel 14, that the Webster County Board of Education had barred from The board acted Friday night after the attorney general's office issued an opinion stating the children were ly After the order was Mrs. James Gordon reached over and shook hands with Mrs. you for your she taking my dren back to Mrs. Catherine Copeland also said her children would return to The Rosenwald School at nearby Providence is for Williams said National men would remain Clay for the tune Mrs. Gordon declined to say whether she would press a suit rto be filed at Owensboro federal district court to re- quire the board to admit Negroes to James a Louisville Negro attorney associated with the National Assn. for the Advancement of Colored said he would represent the Gordon children and their parents in the The boycott of Sturgis High School picked up strength today when all but 73 of 275 white dents remained away to protest presence of seven Last Friday 248 pupils showed up for the largest attendance since white students began ing the school Sept. 5 after Negroes were The few National Guardsmen on duty maintained order as a larger than watched across the street from the brick There were no The H. declined comment on the Meanwhile at 11 northwest of efforts were re- ported being made to get white pupils to stay away from the newly integrated high Seven Negroes and 241 white pils were present the est attendance since some white pupils began a boycott Sept. 5 er Negroes entered under al Guard Total ment is 275. W. W. Waller president ol the Union County chapter of tha Kentucky Citizens urged the new pupa boycott in an ad- dress to more than 200 persons at Morganfield Saturday you keep them at there is no force in the land that can them from he In Washington two opposite views were expressed Gen. in. a filmed television said that progress so far in school de- segregation has and Sen. Sparkman on the other appeared an program and said ha believed the Supreme Court's de- cision on school integration back for many years progress be- in the At Mrs. Dorothy D a socially prominent j said she had 1 an offer of legal aid from a Negro group in her effort to gain admission of her Negro foster daughter to a white She did not the The Carrie Mac 12, is the daughter of. a former domestic sei At the Kentucky Council on Human Relations re- ported that Negro students can now enroll in 29 of Kentucky's 40 colleges and The council reported the colleges will have more than 88 per cent of the state's Based on last year's at- the enrollment figura for colleges open to Negroes amounts to more than Typhoon Blowing Out TAIPEI Freda to be blowing herself wit today in the Formosa Strait after slashing through paper reports said five were drowned on Formosa flash floods caused by tiw ff At least made
