Montana Standard (Newspaper) - October 17, 1959, Butte, Montana Butte Weather Fair and slightly warmer today increasing cloudiness Sunday Ex 56 tonight 30 Max 53 Min 33 Pep 06 Don't Pass on Hill the traffic fatality total or Montana this year Was the traffic toll on this data in less Vol 78 Established 1876 Montana Saturday Morning October 17 1959 Home Edition Company Offers Hour Package and Asks Secret Vote Mining City Hospitals to Merge Nuns Will Operate Action Is Protested By CLAYTON W MAXWELL j Co and also the Sisters of Butte Community to protest the change and seek helped lead arms to victory Hospital will be turned over to the to retain the institution as an In- n World War II and fathered the Gen Marshall 78 Is Taken by Death WASHINGTON AP Gen George Marshall who Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Kan for operation and tration Tuesday That startling announcement was made Friday night at a spontaneous mass meeting of people in many walks of life and from nearly every profession and field of endeavor dependent agency of healing Many Speakers Heard Several persons were heard ing the meeting at which Dr id F Hall was chairman and the Rev James C Holt of St John war Marshall day after a long illness He was 78 Death came to Marshall at ter Reed Army Hospital where he had been under care since last officials of The Anaconda Episcopal Church was keynoter j March 11 Death was officially at- Speakers were high In their to age and praise of the ability and of cerebral vascular of tne Sisters of Charity strokes and o the sick and renal kidney disease Jured but each was equally had been that competition between i seriously ill since suffering a the hospitals was a necessary stroke at his winter home in tor to keep the service at the hurst last Jan 15 est possible standards Funera The Defense Department said that in accordance with family roll of those In attendance was wishes simple funeral services compiled and each person be held Tuesday at p.m agreed to lend his voice to the EOT at the Ft Myer Chapel in To Wire At the close of the meeting a Tragic Story of Scalped Girl Ends in Death By JERRY TRAPP SALT LAKE CITY Utah girl the skin of her head ripped off in a accident died friday dent of western operations for The Christene Hayes working in Co hundred forty ow Mrs Tupper eastern Idaho potato field Monday signed the register shall he is survived by his sister like thousands of other pupils let There was no one Mrs John J Singer of protest through wires and Va Interment will be lo Clyde E Weed chairman of the in Arlington National Cemetery of The Anaconda Co and it will be private In addition fr the general's out of school to help with the vest A potato digging eanie clogged with weeds tene bent over to clean it out The cogs of the machine grabbed her long auburn pony tall tene was flipped over and scalped to Workers rushed her to doctors fn Idaho Other men lowed with the scalp Attached to it were ears eyebrows lids of right eye cheeks and from the jawbone and neck The facial muscles also were ripped loose Only a small patch of skin remained on the front of the young girl's face The Idaho doctors called a tic surgeon ol the latter-day Saints Hospital here for advice He told I horn to put the scalp In a Tlie Anaconda Co or the Sisters of Charity or anyone who machine in favor merger cool salt solution Tlie girl and her were flown here In Surgery Six On her arrival worked over her for six hours They her ears brows and eyelids to the hoping they would grow and later could be transplanted to the ace head Skin was taken from the men and thigh to cover the neck checks and jawbone A spokesman reported Thursday on progress saying he was pleased with the success of the operation He snid morale was good and her tion was good considering the ex- Father Holt in his keynote ad- dress said in The purpose of this meeting which was called at the request of several persons In this room is to see what we as a group can do to affect the future of this hospital in which we now meet We have been disturbed by what at first was a rumor and now is definite information lhat plans are in tlie making to turn the ment of this hospital over to the Sixers of Charily of Leavenworth Kansas This hospital was dedicated by The Anaconda Co Dec 16 and given to the community of BuUe as their hospital Title to the hospital Is still held by The conda Co and they have been most generous hi making up arty deficit which has occurred over the past years The board of directors and the administrator of the hospital were Continued Page S Col 5 burg and a stepdaughter Mrs James J Winn of Leesburg Va The family suggested that in lieu of flowers friends may wish contribution to either Emergency Relief GEN GEORGE C MARSHALL to make a die Army Fund Washington or the Loudoun County Hospital at burg Va President Eisenhower said death is cause for found grief throughout the United States Eisenhower spoke glowingly of Marshall's World War II record as Army chief of staff and later aj secretary of state and tary of defense in the tion of President Harry S man His courage fortitude and sion his selflessness and stern WASHINGTON management demand for more standards of conduct and workers Union made a freedom in changing work fcr were an inspiration not only peace offer to the tices to achieve manpower within the Army but steel industry Friday in a mies Anaconda Co Proposals Are Set Out A list of the more salient made Friday by The conda Co to the Joint Negotiating Committee of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers New Process If in the future the company places into operation different types of machinery apparatus equipment or new processes which will necessitate the installation of new job classifications the com- pany will extend existing wage grades for such job classifications which will be in proper ship to the wage rates of existing job classifications in the plants or mines within 30 thirty days ter new or changed types of machinery apparatus equipment or new processes are placed in duction If within 30 thirty days Union disagrees established the the with the rates Company and Union will enter m- the negotiations for the purpose of establishing the rate Such rates shall not be subject to arbitration The or the Unit To Recommend Strikers Reject By FRANK QUINN The Anaconda Co Friday offered the Joint Committee of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelters Workers a package increase of 6.1 cents an hour It was the first concrete proposal made in the Montana copper strike which Saturday will be in its day The strike started Aug 19 The offer applies to Anaconda's operations in Butte conda and Great Falls It was indicated that separate tions will be conducted for Helena Mont and Tooele Utah plants which also are on strike Secret Ballot Asked The company asked that the j striking union members be given a chance to vote by secret ballot on the proposal Friday night the Joint Negotiating Committee said that after full consideration ofj Starvation Begins Closing CMC Assemblies proposal It DETROIT AP Steel Increase or decrease In the number voted to recommend Its began closing automobile of jobs In the various departments i by the membership at local by General Motors Corp shall be In the discretion of meetings to be held during thp L j 11 lne coming v ecu I And there was speculation that Working Methods Equipment The statement termed j the nation's biggest automaker Nothing In this contract shall be the written proposal from the be shut down bv Nov I or Interpreted or construed as pre- company one to amend the thereafter venting the use of equipment collective bargaining Are GM itself reported it had methods or mechanical equipment ments Negotiation idled because of a lack of steel or mechanical equipment by the company one-year contract The union Th ff imposed upon it as the Continued Page 5 Col 4 Union Reportedly Pares Its Demand by Third in Offer to Industry By NORMAN WALKER strike reportedly left unsatisfied hour additional each year Be- Motors is the hardest justment of negotiated wage equities and time and a half pay for men not scheduled to work steel inventories Sunday in operation I which makes half the steel when they are called to work uses and ls steelmaker The contract would be for a lne auto industry it lod of one year from the date of Ioan keep through Novem the nation and among our allies Eisenhower's statement said For his unswerving to Continued Page 5 Col 7 tent of the scalping Court Ruling in Jury Matter Points Way Out Where All Tried No One Did Wrong By T The real essence of the Supreme Court decision in Silver Bow probably died from heart failure due to shock troubled fall jury term ation is that no ore concerned did It was effect a the high court said in situation in which all 8 Airmen Killed In Fiery Collision Ky AP The Air Force Friday recovered its nuclear weapons from the wreckage of a er that collided with a Hying er killing eight of 12 crewmen The others bailed out after the crash lhat lit up the sky for more than 150 miles Thursday night Information that the bomber carried more than one nuclear of citizens lo act as vice came from Le Gen John jurors or any personal able conduct The condition which anything wrong lo which resulted in the State Supreme Court hearing tlie necessity of including mately additional names to said jury list and addition of the same amount of numbers in Jury Box No 1 parties concerned were trying lo do the right thing in ways It became the court's func point out the right way Now that tlie way has been pointed out by the Supreme Court some problems may remain as lo how to follow the path the couri has indicated No Conduct The Supreme Court There is involved here not even a suggestion of fraud McConnell 2nd Air Force com mander Thi weapons In he said They did not or detonate There was no danger of radiological effect One weapon was found In the wreckage of Ihc bomber another was located In a remote section of Kentucky but the Air did not 3 ay where What caused the accident first of iti kind since the Strategic Air Command began around the clock refueling more than nine years We can't ell whether the lion caused or the explosion caused the McConnell Hi up board to brought about the situation now existing was the discovery by the District Court of a clerical error in listing prospective jurors by the jury commission resulted in Td Rather Be Right Henry Clay famed 19th tury he'd Rather be right than dent A critic remarked that Clay need not worry for he'd never be To find the right people for the offers you have to make use Want Ads DiaJ for aid of an Want Ad writer when placing your ad In part of its decision the court Although the desire of UK dis- judge Judge Clernan to gel his progress is commendable he still cannot disregard the plain ions of the legislative directive enacted to protect the jury system We note also that affidavits by indicate that capsules are available at a reasonable cost in a reasonable time and that truly compliance with the statute is neither unreasonable nor im- possible That io plainly a strong gestion by the high court to county officials that they are to procure as soon as possible the required number of suitable capsules in order that a jury panel drawing may be held and a jury term started The court has in effect ruled that Judge McClernan In trying to start his jury term had the right idea in mbd but that in mixing capsuled slips with numbers he departed from the law which states that the numbers of prospective jurors shall be con- In Identical capsules Price Not an The price of capsules did nol become an Issue tn the Supreme No Wage Boost Highly placed sources said the bid to avoid a court order to go back to work The union reportedly cut its money demands by about one- President David J ald declined to spell out details Answer Expected Today Top industry executives ised to study the proposal Their answer is to be made known to the union here late Saturday An industry counter offer would surprise nobody since the union proposal for ending the for approximately 15 cents fore the strike began steel ers averaged an hour Pressure Applied From all tlie from steel customers and likely from the union proposal contemplated a pressure was increase for the being applied to the industry and workers over a two-year period fot and Wards Automotive Reports a signing without There Is Deadline The company Informed ber Chrysler has given no cation of imminent shutdowns Ford's steel mill are the represented by the United Auto union's Joint Works not the striking United tee that If the proposal Is not sub- Steelworkers Union to the union membership for a secret ballot on acceptance can Motors ha days the in being at least offer will be withdrawn The offer was presented to the union negotiators in the form of a memorandum copies of which and reported for the Industry guesses on how long shutdowns might last beyond the end of the steel strike ranged Continued Pages Col 8 from three to five weeks would include no wage boost but substantial insurance pension union to quit haggling and ham mer out a new contract government slapped de f-i and supplemental benefit priorities Friday on a sizable pay hike of about stec Tlle commerce cents an hour in the second year issued orders chan- This amounted to roughly 10 by the IS per cents an hour extra a year contrast to the earlier union of tlie industry operating into items destined for use in John J Alderman Dies in Hospital John J Haggerty well known daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs formor alderman of the Fifth Ward john F son-in-law gS estre of UK dis- and a BuUe resident for 53 years a T- n e John B died Friday night in a local a is jury term in pital afler a brief illness His home and sisters he still at Henry Ferren and siles launching sites and nuclear submarines The order also requires lhat the priorities continue for new steel produced by the rest of the when the strike ends Court proceedings ride Inuc except as a The county and the Second 10 Col Montana Weather Officials Accuse Welfare Director of Try To Intimidate Union Members Officials of the International this union's action to compel the Union of Mine Mill and to abide by the law Workers accused Slate Welfare Mr Fouse clearly abused his ministrator W J Fouse Friday position in attempting to inject a crude and unwarranted into the current strike to intimidate union members Situation His job is to administer They pledged despite threats relief in accordance with the of to continue their ic policy established by the court suit to compel the Suite He has no authority to at- east Fair jo Welfare law authority Board lo abide by the tempt lo starve striking workers jinto submitting to employer de- was at 1007 Utah Mr Haggerty was born in ton Mass and to Butte as a young boy He received his early education in Butte and attended the Butte Business College and tana State College He was a ture salesman with the Shiner Furniture Co for Hie past 44 years For many he was man from the Fifth Ward for the city of Butte and served on committees He was also very tive in civic and work He was a member of the Grace Aldersgate Methodist and served as church treasurer for 40 He was president during the building of the new Aldersgate Church Mr Haggerty for many years was superintendent of the church school Mr Haggerty was a charter member of the Butte Clerks Union A member of Silver Bow Lodge No AFAM he served as worshipful In 1946 and at the time of Ms death was tary He was also a member of the Scottish Hite bodies of Butte dad Temple of the Shrine Ruth Chapter No 2 Order of Eastern Star and White Shrine Mr It by Ws wife a ton and is in Funeral what warmer Saturday and Comment for an inferior settlement night Sunday partly cloudy The union statement referred to Tlle union has contended that the little temperature change comment Thursday thai W el f a r e Board discriminated Saturday and Sunday strike families might be worse strikers and their families K reduced welfare them MONTANA west Fair what warmer Saturday and day night Sunday increasing cloudiness few showers in little temperature change its welfare benefits case againstj the board now being heard in dis- court in Butte Fouse said the present procedure of granting strike families only Hansen Acquitted nine temperature UI graming sinse omy j highs Saturday and Sunday 1 50 pel cent of the benefits payable Ifl In lows THE TABLE Maximums are for 12 hours minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 p.m Friday MONTANA Max Min Pep Billings 55 Belgrade Broadus 52 Butte 53 Cut Bank 59 Dillon Drummond Glasgow Great Havre Helena Kalispell Lewistown Livingston Miles City Missoula W Yellowstone Whitehall 54 57 53 59 59 55 56 54 54 53 59 K 32 37 34 33 23 37 37 28 37 32 36 32 34 34 26 lo other welfare recipients relaxation of certain CHICAGO AP A Criminal He said that if as the court action court jury Friday night acquitted intends the board is required to Duncan Hansen 29 of a charge place sinkers in the same murdering his former wife gory as other welfare applicants 8 month after she divorced the families might have to on grounds of cruelty and other assets to become for any benefits Answer 06 The joint negotiating committee answered Friday by 20 saying Fouse was trying to in- T our members from zing rights accorded to them un- T der Welfare Act the United State Constitution The union statement said Mr Hansen a part lime school teacher was accused of slaying Susan 25 on May 24 in her South Side home She was found dead on the floor of her bedroom Her neck was broken The trial which began Sept 21 attracted nationwide attention when Hansen's daughter Nancy was called to the stand to testify In her father's Fouse should know by now that She generally supported his dory 11 Montana miners and of what happened that fatal U don't scare easily His threats of ing i reprisal against strikers who re- Hansen who steadfastly denied to accept the second class which the Welfare Board accorded them will not deUr knowledge of slaying had con- tended that a prowler probably killed hti former wife
