The Sheboygan Press (Newspaper) - June 7, 1957, Sheboygan, Wisconsin VOL L NO. OK Historic Agreement With Poland WASHINGTON The United States and Communist Poland today signed an ment promising in American agricultural products and mining machinery to the independence seeking Gomulka The agreement marked the first extension of U. S. aid to a. Communist nation last fall's satellite revolts in ern American officials hoped it would help Premier Wladislaw to his policy of greater independence from The United States also pledged an additional shipment of worth of surplus wheat and boosting the total Polish aid figure to 95 million soon as Congress passes enabling Go Ahead With Aid The State Department decided to go ahead with a partial aid agreement the House de- layed action on a to an additional billion lars worth of surplus tural sales The Polish shipments in the supplemental aid agreement will come out of this Today's initial agreement calls for an Export-Import Bank of 30 million dollars ly for use in buying The United States also will sell for- Polish worth of fats and The United States will use 7. 1957 PRICE LA DOWNPOUR A woman and child look over created at 9th and Zeisler in La Crosse after a downpour Friday that dumped nearly three inches of wind-driven rain on the The rushing water cut away a section of the street and underlying Girard Says Jap Charges Are Not True CAMP pan William Girard de- clared today Japanese charges that he enticed a woman scrap collector to her death were un- He said the fatal shooting was The young GI that he expects a fair trial in Japanese Girard's Japanese his U. S. Army legal advisor went ahead with plans to defend the 21-year-old soldier in the nearby District Court despite legal moves bv other lawyers in the United States to forestall the Japanese At the request of attorneys retained by Girard's federal judge Washington the Army not to yield the soldier to foreign before a hearing Tuesday on an application for a writ of habeas Search For Two Pilots Stops Ike Navy Show Senate Election For Aug. 2.1 Chief Silent On Red Ties the zlotys re- from this sale for em- bassy and other expenses in After five Poland will pay dollars for any zlotys the United States has not The some congressmen criticized in ad- resulted from three months of The Polish delegation originally sought 300 million dollars worth of U. S. Joint Statement A joint statement issued by the two governments said they also had agreed to begin soon on settlement of American claims against Poland as a result of WASHINGTON official accused of squeez ing from New ery workers and employers re- fused today to say h was a Communist before 1950 The Frank in the x Fifth when the Senate Labor Rackets Committee insisted on an an Turn to page 4, col. S Auto Makers Take Accent Off Of Speed DETROIT The in- dustry says that from now on speed is a dirty It is to be replaced in the vocabulary by reliability gild This is a decision of the di- rectors of the Automobile Assn. These directors include the presidents of the Big Three in the industry General Ford Chrysler as well as top ex- from every other ume producer of passenger If 'the decision is to the days probably are gone when car A claim it the Pike's Peak Race while car B says it swept the field at Daytona Horsepower Jumps The manufacturers have made wide use of race and contest re- sults in their emphasis in postwar years has been on speed and increasing Engines have jumped from a mere 80 horsepower before World War H to 300 plus in luxury Acceleration tests have been But at its annual meeting the association took Its strongly worded resolution said that the shouldn't take or their dealers to take part in any event even suggesting ing or And it barred the use of tual or comparative ratings of cars for specific engine horsepower or ability to accelerate or perform any context that suggests Emphasize Safety the industry wants to emphasize that cars provide reliable and comfortable The automobile industry has come under heavy fire in re- cent years for increasing It has replied that much the criticism has been that a lot more power is needed to run the cars of 1957 than it took to op- erate their counterparts of 10 years The resolution noted that it shares public inter- est In increasing the safety of highway i r Dutto said he signed a non Communist oath in 1950 was then and it's true The Communist angle came as a surprise development as organizing director o New York's big Local 3 of the Baker Workers was be ing questioned about how he a testimonial for Max vice president of the union for the New York The committee charged that Kralstein got from the which he used to buy anc furnish a home His wife got a present and stein got a the committee Committee investigator vern J. Duffy presented its from five small New York bakers who said they bought to ads in a. gram for the dinner because they didn't want trouble with the They said they did not contribute did not Kralstein and did not know where the money was Little Duffy said affidavits a of what he found in interviewing a dozen or so small bakers in New He said several others were afraid to give who was chairman of the Kralstein testimonial dinner at the a year said he and other members of the executive board of Local 3 decided to honor Kralstein with a He said he also wanted to buy the vice president a house because Kralstein was living in a modest He said he explained to the 60-odd other members of the dinner committee that the ey would go toward new but he did not know if they told tne persons they pressured to buy tickets or ads at Joseph former ness agent for Local 3, described Kralstein as little who bakery ers union contracts in the Tenczar testified that the Turn to page cot 1 Shot Trespasser The Girard family's attorneys in the United States contended Girard shot a trespasser on a U. S. military base while he was on and that the U. S- Japanese status of force ment provides only for the to try servicemen of offenses committed while off their bases and off LT. S. authorities in Japan originally held a Similar resisting Japanese de- mands to yield Girard for But a decision by Secretary of State Dulles and Secretary of Defense Wilson Tuesday to turn Girard over to Japanese diction in effect upheld the Japanese contention that while Girard was authorized to tect military he was Blaze Kills 3 Children not to Won't Halt Trial Plans Maj. Stanley of Los Girard's and Itsuro his chief said the legal action in the United States would not halt preparation for the Japanese They described the habeas corpus request as a test of the constitutionality of U S Japan agreement Jal to try HaysM said the case probably would not go to court months because of the time needed to prepare the defense Scolded GI Kills Officer And Sergeant FT Kan. The Army said today a veteran geant ducked out of drill in the handling oT the Ml rifle and used one of the weapons to kill his lieutenant and his first geant because they reprimanded Sgt. Paul A. 29. surrendered at the provost marshal's office yesterday a few minutes after the The Army sent him to the hospital for a mental examination and did not file any charges The victims 2nd Lt the Girard CHICAGO Three children a former family burned to death today in a fire apparently caused by an overloaded rical The Paul Edward 12, and his 10, and Richard were in a rear of the family's second loor apartment on Chicago's North 20, umped from a window and a possible broken The flames discovered the Mrs. Birgie 37, who awakened her 40. They tried o reach young but were driven back by the Nine other families were routed by the which was to the rear section of The children were dead when men reached Authorities said f a ary investigation indicated the death of Mrs. Sakai re- U- S. Army custody this camp of the 1st Cavalry He has been restricted to camp more than four months while the case developed into a not international In a news conference arranged by Levin and Girard denied the accusation that he enticed Mrs. Naka 46 firing range 30 before firing blank cartridge from a grenade Japanese newspapers have asserted Girard threw shells to the ground for Mrs Sakai to and then shot did not scatter any Girard don't know if I can express the right the soldier was pretty well shook up and very at the Wis. voters will vote in a special election Aug. 27 to fill the Senate vacancy caused by the death of Sen. Joseph The term will expire in 1959. The date for the balloting was set yesterday by Gov. Vernon who had announced last Monday that the post would be filled in a Denied appointive power by state Thomson had the option of leaving the office vacant until regular election in the fall 3f 1958. McCarthy died May 2 of a liver a as was also announced that a primary to ity Republican and Democratic will be held July 30. Candidates will have until July 12 to file nomination which they may begin ing June 18. The election will cost an mated with local units of government bearing the jor Kohler Four Republicans have an- as They are former Gov Lt. Gov. Warren B. former Rep. Glenn Davis and Rep. Alvin William Blooming three-time candidate for governor on the Democratic today announced he would enter the senatorial con- test. The only other announced Democratic candidate is Arthur a 73-year-old retired federal employe from Clement and Henry both of are considering making the In announcing the son have prepared an order setting Aug. 27 date of the special and this order will be signed and filed by me with the secretary of state on June 18 the order determining the election date will be signed and filed t on June 18, this be- comes the first day that papers can be circulated The governor did not specify any reason for selecting the August but said are many reasons for various any one of which would be ob- to by PROXMIRE STATEMENT MADISON who three times won his party's nomination for governor of Wisconsin only to lose to today formally an- that he would seek the Democratic nomination for the state's vacant U.S. Senate Jerry 22, and M. Sgt. 29, both members of Company B. 29th in- Censured For Mistakes Army authorities said Barrier had been censured Tuesday by Humphrey and Stilson for during a field Sgt James Hicks said Barrier told him going to that lieutenant and the sergeant Eyewitnesses said the 5-foot- Negro walked into a where Humphrey was about to lecture -a Sgt. James C. said he met Barrier in the building latrine and saw him load the Kersh said he grappled with Barrier and was struck in the face bv the rifle Barrier stepped out of the dropped to a and fired a single Humphrey was struck in the He sank to the Door as he the Lord forgive Humphrey died en route to the post Barrier ran about two blocks Justice E. L. Wingert Purple Heart Parley Opens On Saturday Two-Day Convention Session To Be Held At Elkhart Lake Delegates to the 1957 state convention of the Military Order of the Purple Heart began con- verging on Elkhart Lake late today for their annual week enc John Hacker general estimated that more than 150 members of the order from chapters throughout Wisconsin will attend the two-day Hacker is commander of the Kettle Moraine Chapter 152 which is serving as hosts to this year's department Convention headquarters have been set up at the Schwartz tel. Registration get under- way at 8 o'clock Saturday Cliff Roberts of Green state department and Mrs. Katherine Witte of ire was caused by an ed circuit in the The Yates came here seven months ago from Valley Ky. Yates was employed as window Checked In At Hotel For Few Days Back In 1907, 86, Is Still There LOS ANGELES long will you be asked the hotel a few replied a clothing salesman just in from Miss. It was one of the worst estimates ever For that was 50 years ago and Arky still is there the Hayward Hotel's 1 guest He's shelled out about in room The downtown in operation only z- year longer than Arky has been its took formal notice last night of the man who never decked It was 86th birthday and the management picked up the tab for a champagne dinner attended by about 30 of friends and Forty Tears In One Room In 1907, when Arky took room 721, it was a He stayed there for five then moved to 676. He sort of this He was in it 40 Now and then he but he never checked out of the Now he's down the hall m 756, a small suite decorated with paintings from Europe and pictures of Arky and his There's also a It Or in which the relishing his discovery announced that Emil Arky had been staying at the same hotel for the incredible period of 41 At a news reporter you like the Arky like the Some of- the stores that were my biggest customers were in this Arky retired about three years but even though the nearness of the clothing stores didn't mean anything any he decided to stick The place was starting to on To Visit Hospital Girard said he hoped to visit the dead woman's husband to pay his Asked how he felt the possibility that he might be im- prisoned in a Japanese ard 'Til worry about that if the time The charge against equivalent t o carries a maximum penalty of 15 years Except for the denial that he scattered empty cartridges to lure Mrs. Levin advised Girard not to answer other questions about details of the The GI said he thinks ese very nice He praised the of his Japanese fiancee Haru and said he hopes to marry her this is all over Another Press Service In order to provide the latest service for vacation bound Press the Sheboygan Press now offers the Plan You will want to know what's happened while you have been so simply phone the Circulation Dept. of the Press and ask that a cation be set aside for Each one issue of The Press will be set aside for you and upon your your rier Boy will deliver to you complete package extra Take advantage of this special ce and call GL 7-7711 before you Turn to page 4, col. 3 Damage In Downtown Milwaukee Fire MILWAUKEE A alarm fire in the heart of crowded Commission Row ing the morning rush hour day caused an estimated 000 damage for a time threatened to spread to other buildings in the The blaze was confined to a brick building housing the A. Dernehl and Sons a sale grocery Fire Chief Edward Wischer estimated damages at to the con- mostly and damage to the old Two firemen were treated at county emergency hospital for hand The building is on a crowded street in an area of wholesale food and produce The fire caused a traffic jam m the downtown Wischer speculated that the blaze had been smoldering over- night in a second floor office and grew when two employes opened the doors today and created a The fire was held to the second and third floors of the The Blooming Grove announcement same ly after Gov. Vernon Thomson set Aug. 27 for a special election to fill the seat vacated by the state auxiliary were among the vanguard of Joint Session The annual department and auxiliary conventions open officially at a. m. Saturday with a session in the main ballroom of the Business sessions are uled for 1 p. m. Saturday and 10 a. m. with the election of department and auxiliary cers late Sunday morning as the principal order of The officers will be installed prior to ad- Sunday Highlight of the conven on program will be the annual quet Saturday night at which nuci at wr death of Sen. Joseph McCarthy j Justice Emmert L. Wingert of Today s Index Regular Features Classified Page No. 19-20-21 Comics 10-11 County Editorial 22 Markets 9 Obituaries 4 Personals 2 Radio ahd 10 Show Time 18 Sports 16-17 Time Table Turn to page col. EATING SMOKE Milwaukee firemen go up a ladder to get at blaze that a building in Commission Row The rush hour blaze near the heart of downtown Milwaukee jammed traffic in the downtown One Airman 1 On Life Raft Is Rescued By SMITH United Press White House Writer ABOARD SARATOGA A giant search for two downed pilots today cancelled much of the sive Navy training exercises be- ing staged for President hower three Cabinet Sixteen of the 19 escorting this huge presidential flagship pulled out of the task force to scour Atlantic coastal waters in the partially successful rescue the pilots was spotted shortly after dawn floating a life raft off the Georgia He was picked up almost im- mediately by a helicopter dis- patched by the aircraft carrier Valley Ships and planes of the cue fleet continued their sive search in hope the other pilot also had out of his disabled plane and managed to inflate his life With most of its ships en- gaged in this the Navy cancelled a good part its demonstration of the latest in jet guided missiles and naval techniques planned for the President and the three members of Ms Fire Regains Washed out was new technique for enveloping a fighting ship in. water mist to ward off active fallout after a nuclear bomb Also cancelled was a launching of Terrier ed missiles from the cruiser and an exercise conducted by equipped helicopters from the carrier Valley The President and Ms did get to firing of the guided missile from the The in served as a for er fired by attack rianes from the The Saratoga did not take in the search and rescue mission because her 60.- 000-ton bulk is so massive that she would not be of too much in such Wreckage Sighting Reported The task group of the Saratoga was a part consisted of 19 ships when it eft iask Force Commander al Robert B. Pirie aboard the Saratoga during the night dered 16 ships including a sub- marine to head toward an area east of where a merchant ship and an Air Force had reported wreckage of the The President was scheduled to return to Mayport this after- noon to fly back to He planned to make an ant political speech to a big Re- Turn to page 4, col. S Mayflower Due Sunday Night BOSTON i The flower replica of the vessel that carried the Pilgrims to America in 1620. will arrive off Nantucket Lightship Sunday night after a transatlantic sail from according to a wireless message from the ship Weather cloudy and continued cool with chance of showers extreme south tonight and in west late Chance of frost extreme north Low tonight 38-44 44- 52 High Saturday mainly in the 60s. northeast to 10-15 m. except 15-25 near southern Lake Michigan this afternoon and ing 10-15 easterly on day except becoming southerly over northwest portion of state on Sheboygan Temperatures by U. S. Wenther Bureau t Yesterday's Yesterday's minimum 8 a. m. temperature 45 Precipitation
