Winona Daily News, The (Newspaper) - May 24, 1956, Winona, Minnesota Warmer With Local Showers Friday THE DAILY NEWS Formerly 101st of Publication VOLUME 100. NO. 157 SIX CENTS PER COPY MAY 24, 1956 Your Selling Message Reaches Homes On Want Ad Pages TWENTY-FOUR PAGES St. Paul Man Admits Killing Wife of Sands who has offered to donate a kidney to her sick identical Mrs. Edith of are shown at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston before they underwent surgery in an attempt to transplant successfully a healthy kidney to Mrs. Helm who has two diseased This is the first time in medical history that this operation will be performed upon UDALL REBUILDING 1st Anniversary After Tornado By BRIAN COYNE A savage tornado leveled the little town of a year ago Brian Coyne of the Arkansas City Traveler telU the story of Vdall a year later in the accompanying dispatch for The Associated Kan. little town that refused to die will pause a few moments tomorrow and mark the first anniversary of its destruction by a The twister took 79 lives and sent more than 200 to There will be a short memorial service at the main called Four Then Udall will go back to rebuilding Senate Probers Ask U.S. to Oust Russians By JOHN CHADWICK WASHINGTON urged the State ment today to throw out of this country Arkady chief viet delegate to the United and one of his top The Senate Internal Security subcommittee made the request in accusing staff of using force and in an effort to induce nine Russian ors to return to their Communist homeland after obtaining asylum to this Five of the sailors suddenly left New York by plane on April 7, un- der Soviet Dispatches from Russia quoted them as saying they went home Four who remain here said they were The subcommittee rebuked the State Department and the gration saying they failed to take effective action to protect the youthful sailors from being whisked out of the It said there were no to learn whether duress was used on the sailors and that unjustified concessions were made response to Soviet pressures and The subcommittee urged the ex- pulsion of Konstantin first secretary of the viet U. N. WEATHER and Vicinity Mostly cloudy and warmer tonight and Friday with occasional light local Low tonight 52, high day 74. LOCAL Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 63; 41; 53; sun seta tonight at sun rises tomorrow at AIRPORT Central Max. temp. 64 at p.m. low 48 degrees at 7 a.m. Noon readings temp. 55, overcast at visibility 4 miles with light wind story is graven to the at the entrance of the Congregational 1955." By time for its traditional fall Udall ex- sects the reconstruction to be com- It will celebrate then and invite all the world to come Rescue workers and even some of the survivors said Udall would never rise again from its rubble and But Mayor Earl an oil field stood amid the de- bris and are going to rebuild this City John Arbuckle reports there already are 160 new 14 new business Udall has a new high a elementary It has the latest in utility is getting dial Ar- buckle's log shows almost two lion dollars worth of new For the first time there is a drugstore and full-time barber Udall had about 600 residents that black night the twister Some Some of them came The losses have not been entirely But Mayor Rowe enthusiastically predicts Udall may grow to He says it's a better town now than ever The reconstruction began from field kitchens and the three buildings in the business district which the post office and the Fellows lodge barometer at 30.32 92 per cent White House Aide Apologizes For Remark to Statement Arouses Auto Union Head By LEE CARRETT WASHINGTON the ond time in less than two an Eisenhower administration of- has been tripped up on an impromptu remark about ployed auto workers in White House Asst. Howard Pyle apologized yesterday anyone who may have been by what he called an offhand remark Monday that right to suffer is one of the joys of a free just as the right to prosper He said in a statement the ad- ministration has demonstrated that it is actively con- about the President Walter Reuther of the United Auto Workers protested to President Eisenhower about Pyle's earlier He said the dent recalls presidential spokesman who two years ago compared workers here to bird dogs and kennel Secretary of Defense Wilson told a Detroit news conference Oct. 11, 1954, that he preferred the bird one who'll get out and hunt for food rather than sit on his fanny and Pyle said he in great during an appearance in Detroit Monday that the tration was actively con- cerned over the fact that for the moment this great city is a cal job by reason of a sonal employment Pyle said the remark Reuther criticized was made informally to his hotel room to several press The Detroit Times which quoted it said Pyle made the remark Apologizing for the Pyle said in a statement that ships of unemployment any anywhere are not pleasant for any of but to date the most efforts of all in- Mr. have not able to prevent them Reuther said to a telegram to that members who are laid off find it difficult to smile at remarks terming the to as a less of how facetiously such a statement might have been To workers who are ately trying to find ways and means to feed and clothe their this kind of callous to say the to gross poor Grade Crossing In Tomato Is All Buttered Up Wis. UH The grade crossing of Tomah's main which also is U. S. Highway 12, and the Milwaukee Road's main line still is pretty well buttered up A truck laden with 15 tons of the stuff that things are better with waited for a bound freight train to pass then moved across the tracks into the path of an eastbound There was butter even on the telephone poles when the tag Traffic authorities Its stricken people The town got in civil defense of it for new elementary WASHINGTON IB A White louse spokesman said today he be if the Joint Chiefs of Staff should pay a visit to the Soviet Union if the Russians invited Acting press secretary Murray Snyder no ion has yet been Snyder commented on a report in a copyright story published in the New York Daily News that tjl j lUg The Red Cross gave Udall and had to sand Highway 12, it was men so slippery from spattered ui 11 .vi Alex of tion of for the new who was driving the truck high school and for the from S. to Jersey with Stray Horse Comes Down From Mountain Peak BUENA Colo. A welcome rang today in the shaggy ears of Elijah thf igal ears hardly as Elijah took his honors with A band signs went up and a parade formed in this ern Colorado community last night to celebrate Elijah's return from the mountain ridge where he was trapped much of the didn't seem to give a damn about the whole bert Buena Vista weekly newspaper Elijah was due to take more bows at today's opening of quarter horse races at the Centennial track south of A haylift by light plane after the Biblical prophet fed by after his plight was discovered in His Al and Turner brought him down from his moun tain at times shoveling through drifts 10 to 20 feet deep He was whisked the last 11 hi a horse trailer The Turneri say Elijah once was a pack horse wont to flee into the hills to escape biles and women in Bu his name will remain Elijah from tore President Eisenhower examines the American Legion's chant Marine Achievement Trophy which he presented to Sen. John Marshall Butler received the award for efforts in sponsoring legislation which has triggered the gigantic shipbuilding program to which we are now Others in photo are David L. Comdr. Dept. of American and Oliver D. right of the Robert L. Hague Merchant Marine Industries American New U.S. Joint Chiefs May Visit Russia Coast Guard Calls Inquiry in Dredge Sinking Wis. ten survivors pulled from frigid Lake Michigan waters after their dredge plunged to the bottom during a storm in which nine crewmen died have been called to testify official Coast Guard inquiry The probe was announced night by Lt. T. C. commander of the kee Coast Guard Rescue who said it will open at 9 a.m. It will be directed by Cmdr. Arthur head of the Coast Guard Marine Inspection of- fice The survivors have already told how their 120 by 40 foot craft went down in minutes early Wednesday morning after 10 to 15 foot waves tore loose a 40- foot boom that swung wildly over the side in winds that reached 48 miles an All of the 19 crewmen were wearing life jackets when ed into the 47 degree The survivors were picked up by the tug E. James that had been towing the dredge toward the shelter of the breakwater rounding the Milwaukee The dredge sank about four miles east of a suburb south of The crew had been working night and day since May 8 to open a channel to mit coal freighters to reach a new power Tranquilizers Called Newest Thing in Drugs MINNEAPOLIS sity of Minnesota medical tor says today's exciting story to drug therapy is the con sumption of scribed by the ton for the aver oge overworked and wor ried Dr. William Pifer told the Upper Midwest Hospital Conference here Wednesday that tranquilizers drugs are reported to be the fourth largest tion item sold in the United States The ataractics are named for the Greek word meaning from confusion and Through Dr. Fifer are beginning a frontal attack on mental and matic by farv the largest problems in American medicine More than delegates are attending the conference which through Russia has sent word it would a by the entire U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff for an of the armed The Daily News under the byline of Peter said he information came from United Nations Would Visit U.S. Presumably the Soviets would expect a similar invitation from the United States for their own military Snyder said at when asked about the no has been after making some checks with the government he said that since the Jeneva conference hava informal discussions about ligh officials of our government visiting Snyder declined to say which of- are involved to the But when asked if the Joint Chiefs would accept an invitation to visit he Soviet Union he wouldn't be Invitation to Twining Snyder said he did not know whether such a visit now is under An inquiry at the Russian Em bassy brought a response that Marshal Soviet army chief of has invited Gen. Nathan F. U. S. Air Force chief of to send a high-level delegation of two or three officers to the celebration of Aviation Day to Russia on June 24th. This was reported by the office of Col. Philip air at- tache of the State Told How Save Yearly ST. PAUL state save yearly on hunting and fishing license sales by ing county auditors flat fees for handling them instead of percent age of Arthur commissioner of administration who made the report said annually already is being saved by activa ting another such consolidation of tree nursery grams of the game and fish am forestry Senate Asked To Extend Gl Home Loan Law Provision Would Be Tacked on To Housing WASHINGTON three-year extension of the GI home loan was proposed to the ite today as an amendment to the omnibus ng Sen. Lehman said he planned to sponsor the extension along with Senators Hill and Sparkman He made he surprise announcement as the Senate prepared to take up the lousing which would increase federal Housing Administration oan insurance continue housing development and special low-cost housing elderly The GI loan program now is scheduled to expire for most erans on July 25, 1957, but its ex- tension has been urged by home builder and real estate groups and sy veterans They lave contended action must be aken this year to prevent a big slowdown in home Lehman said his proposed amendment would apply to both the loan guarantee and the direct programs operated by the Veterans As of the end of 1955, the VA estimated it had underwritten GI home loans with a total principal of about 33 billion About one in every five loans bad been paid off in it Except for the GI loan Sparkman said he expects the measure to be passed by the Senate in about the same form approved by the Senate Banking floor ager for the said he thought one day of debate would be suffi The principal fight is expected to be made over public The committee recommended for about new unite of public housing each President Eisenhower asked a program limited to units a year for two Three Children Tied to Beds Die in Flames MEXICO CITY swept three wooden shacks atop a kind building ping four children tied to their Two of the youngsters per ished in the a third died en route to the hospital and fourth was The mothers said they had tied the children for fear they would fall down the steep stairs One mother was out the other was washing clothes in a nearby Luis and Maria Perez Lopez 2V4 years died in the f neighbor grabbed Perez and leaped 16 fee with him but the child died in the The director of the kindergarten below raced up the stairs in tim to save the fourth The shacks were rented to three poor Authorities believed an oil stove started the How Much Is EAST Mich. A Michigan State University mathematician says a man couldn't live long enough to count by ones the dollars in the national which is roughly figured at Dr. J. S. head of the MSU mathematics said a man would have had to start before the mids were built to count up to 279 If you earned a second 24 hours a day with no time off for Sundays or it would take years to earn the amount of the A string of bills totaling that much would reach from the Treasury Building in Washington to the And stacked on top of each 279 billion new bills would be almost miles Benson Asks Legal Outline Of Farm By OVID A. MARTIN WASHINGTON Secretary Benson today asked Agriculture Department lawyers for a detailed analysis of the new farm He asked for a legal outline of changes in the 1956 farm program which he would be required to make and changes which he would have discretionary power to make under the farm on which the House completed congressional action Department officials declined to predict whether President hower would sign the But Benson's action was taken as Indication that the ment expects the President to approve it. Elsewhere er's signature was taken for Questions which officials said the legislation raises include one as to whether the department is required to offer soil bank ments for the retirement of rice and peanut land already planted or intended for planting this crop Admits Body Buried Near Cottage Grove Bloody Sheets Found in Auto A major feature new is a soil bank program under which farmers would be offered up to a year to retire crop land from production until present crop pluses are From a practical department officials said there appeared to be little use to ing soil bank payments for this year's crops because of the ness of the They expressed belief that most farmers would have already completed planting operations by the time the de- could determine ment rates and issue regulations and instructions to field Canada Plan Talk About Boundary Waters WASHINGTON The State Department announced day the United States and Canada will meet later this year to talk about the waters which flow across their This will be the first such tag since the boundary waters treaty of 1909. This treaty set up the International Joint sion which has been handling wa- ter problems along the da border for 46 The site of the meeting was not Perch lives of this houw owned by Charles W. Maion were too low to clear the sides of Taylor Bridge on way 18 at the east edge of Mason walls of the houw had only three-Inch Workmen were forced to Jack up the building in order to get it across the The ing is being moved to a farm near Rock ST. Minn. A year-old St. Paul man confessed today that he killed his wife and buried her body near Cottage a community 15 miles southeast of The confession was made by Robert E. some 12 hours after he was taken into Boeseneilers was jailed after of- found a shovel and Woody a pillowcase and a ket in the trunk of his A blood covered khaki jacket belonging to his 25-year-old wife was found in a closet of their Confronted with this Boeseneilers at first denied any knowledge of his wife's She had been missing since May 13. Shortly before while be- ing questioned by city they he seid tell I did it. I'll show you she is. She's near age He said nothing more and police officials immediately left with Boeseneilers to find the Boeseneilers is a former ager of the bowling alleys at man Memorial Union at the Uni- versity of Oils Motter Mrs. Paul Manke of Cottage mother of the dead said Boeseneilers telephoned her May 14 to ask if his wife was mad at he told his Mrs. Manke laid she and her husband had not seen their Manke conferred with St Paul authorities last Thursday ing his daughter's absence and was advised to wait fcr 10 from the day of her Tuesday bors of the Boeseneilers came to the Manke home and told has to be just know happened t0 In MSO The Boeseneilers were married May 12, 1950. There is one 4. Police were told that ers was dismissed from his job at the university May 12 when a shortage in funds was dis- Boeseneilers made up the they were Ike to Meet With Texas GOP Leaders Tex. will meet with Texas Republican leaders immediately after he gets an honorary degree from Baylor University But whether it will be social or political appeared a matter of The White House indicated last night it might be political when Asst. Press Secretary Murray Snyder announced that the dent would remain in Waco an additional 30 Asked by reporters if it would be given over to conference with Texas Snyder possibility of in reply to other said he could not elaborate at the present He said he did not know whether it would be for Democrats who supported bower to 1952 as well as But H. J. Texas Republican national denied at Houston last night that there would be a political con- ference with the small group of Personal friends and admirers will be at the airport to visit a few minutes prior to the President's departure for he will be purely social and fa no sense be a political No Democratic office holders or politicians had been one who would not be quoted said that between SO and 30 Republican leaders would meet with the ident and while he did not know the purpose of the it was to give the dent a first-hand account of the political in
