Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - October 4, 1947, Winona, Minnesota WINONA WELCOMES PARENTS OF ST MARY'S STUDENTS Sunday EATHER y our Newspaper Serves Freedom by Yon Full Leased Wire Report of The Associated Press Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations VOLUME 47 NO 194 WINONA MINNESOTA SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 4 1947 FIVE CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES Caledonia Plane Crash Pilot Unknown TODAY'S SCORE BY INNINGS Yankees Dodgers 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 5 1 0 10 11 12 H E 0 1 n Worried Yanks Fight For World Series Win U Conflict on Press Freedom Shapes By M Lake Success A head-on clash over freedom of the press shaped up today as a sharp Initial test of the determined Soviet campaign to get the United Nations assembly to brand the ed States as a hotbed of sian warmongering Mrs Franklin Roosevelt was lending the American fight against the Soviet drive evidently as part a carefully planned American delegation strategy to present the Issue as one of the democratic doms versus totalitarianism cling to the right of cism and disagreement in the ed States Mrs Roosevelt told the United Nations social committee In a terse statement last night In my she said to the other representatives of 57 member nations we have certain documents with which we hope every citizen Is familiar setting forth baste principles of freedom and democracy But we know that a free press will Inevitably Interpret certain principles of democracy In different ways as will the people themselves We have therefore differences of opinion Sometimes the government and certain people disagree but we cling to the right of criticism and disagreement It Is the price one pays for dom and for democracy that the government often has to wait for the of tho people may move foster for good or 111 but we believe democracy and free people stand on a firmer foundation The Soviet proposal which Mrs Roosevelt asked tho committee to reject would In effect call on n forthcoming U N conference on freedom of Information and of the press to seek to organize the world press against nnd mongers Resort Owner Sentenced for Burglary Raymond 35 an Eagle River Wls re- sort operator who pleaded guilty to charges of burglary of two Madison homes was sentenced yesterday by Superior Court Judge Roy Proctor to two terms of three years each The sentences are to run rently Weather FEDERAL FORECASTS For and Con- tonight and Sunday with continued mild temperature Low tonight high Sunday slightly warmer portion tonight Sunday in- creasing cloudiness followed by scattered showers and cooler north portion fair tonight and Sunday continued mild LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at noon Maximum 75 minimum noon 06 of an Inch sun tonight at p m sun rises nt u m York opened up a lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers at the end of six innings of today's fifth World series game The first run came in the fourth on two walks and Shea's single In the fifth Dl hit a tremendous home run The Dodgers got theirs in the sixth by Play Story of Game FIRST INNING Barney on live pitches and Clyde iv started up In the Dodger bullpen blasted a double which bounced the wall In right and stopped at third Lindol on four pitches to load the bases Dl went down swinging rolled to tho box imd flipped to Edwards at tho pluto forcing Johnson tanned Ho runs one hit no errors three Dr Max year-old German physicist and Nobel prize winner died last night the Goettingen university clinic announced today Kidnaping Charge Brought Against Davenport Pair Atlantic and Mrs L J Carleton of Davenport Iowa were in Jail here on kidnaping charges today because of their forts to regain possession baby they of a had cared for during the first six months of his life The baby meanwhile was In the care of friends of the In Davenport County Attorney John Budd said he would require that the child Carlg S Moyer be produced here Monday The flew here late expecting to post bond of each when arraigned on charges by Mrs Gertrude S Moyer 23 DCS Moines divorcee that they had illegally obtained her son from an Atlantic couple in whose care she left him a few weeks ago Jailed In Justice court however bond of each was set and the were Jailed when they were unable to post that amount The were given the baby after Its birth In a port hospital last January 10 and began adoption proceedings In June the mother whose band had obtained a divorce and after the child's birth brought a successful habeas corpus action to win her son She claimed she signed papers consenting to the adoption without knowing what they contained She said her son was from her before she ever saw nim Filed Charges The tearfully yielded up the youngster But this week the an- they had received the child again from Mr and Mrs John of Atlantic Mrs Carleton said the wrote and asked to take the baby adding Mrs Moyer had given consent in writing for the to keep It By Jack Hand Ebbets Field Brewers Asked to Cut Use of Grain Whiskey Industry Pledges Slash of 50 Per Cent By Sterling F Green Washington Armed with a pledge from more than hair of the whisky industry to cut its grain consumption 50 President Truman's citizens food committee today tackled the nation's brewers lor a similar concession to Western Europe's distress The Distilled Spirts institute after a long session with tee Chairman Charles Luckman and his aides voluntarily agreed last night to stop using wheat and Stanley rolled out to popped to Johnson behind third Inside the foul lino J son to Jonnson on one bounce and win thrown out nt first No runs no hits no errors none IcH SECOND INNING caught A high lly In front of tne Held wall grubbing It out of Walkers hands walked first pitch to Shea was and raced to second It the seventh wild pitch of series to create n record topping the 1000 of six trying to steal third on a throw from Edwards to lined to Jorgensen No runs no tilts no errors leaping Broadcast Radio Station will carry President food at TO Sunday homu left made catch of Walker's blazing liner toward right raced close to the foul line In the left Hold corner to haul In fly Edwards went down swinging No runs no hits no errors none left THIRD INNING to Henrich walked walked Di- grounded Into ft double play Hectic 10 to J No runs no lilts no errors one left out to snort to eaten fly jen struck out Barney rolled out to McQuinn No runs no hits no errors none left FOURTH McQuinn filed to Johnson went down swinging A walked also walked Shea lined n single to left scoring A Robinson slopping at second Hank Behrman Joined King In the bullpen walked It was the eighth pass given up by Barney bounced out to J Robinson No run one hit no errors three left Stanley filed to Dl Reese walked to become the first Dodger tn reach base J Robinson popped to Quinn stopped up Walker's grounder on tho grass and threw Mm out No runs no hits no errors one left FIFTH INNING grounded out to Reese Dl walloped n tremendous home run tho ball landing In the third tow or tho upper left field stands The drive bullpen McQuinn popped to bo hind second bose Johnson walked on four pitches replaced Barney on the mound for the The board of apparently their minds and Bent Behrman to the bullpen calling In a to pitch A Robinson raised a pop to One hit no errors one leU lined a past for tho first hit off Shea tho second In 13 consecutive Innings Edwards lined to pop back or thn mound went down No runs one hit no errors one cut the use of corn barley and rye by 50 per cent Luckman said the institute represents 60 per cent of the industry He predicted the remaining 40 per cent would follow suit An tute spokesman said enough whisky Is now on hand to maintain a steady flow to the market of good whisky despite curtailed operations Offers to Do More But Industries Inc said the cut doesn't do enough and offered to do more The big beverage and commercial alcohol firm told Luckman Its companies stand ready to join immediately in discontinuing all use of grain of any kind In the manufacture of distilled spirits whenever the government requests The agreement with the distillers was the committee's first major move In support of Mr Truman's voluntary plan1 de- signed to save bushels of grain to help feed western Eur- ope This is the margin of ence between this area's estimated the supplies available Luckman estimated that the j emergency will last anywhere from four to ten months Adoption of the plan by all dis- tillers would mean a saving of bushels of grain a Luckman said mostly corn Restaurant Reaction Meanwhile Luckman arranged a meeting today with a committee of the tJ S Brewers Foundation com- posed of beer manufacturers on the part that industry may play In grain conservation And late next week the food committee will meet here with spokesmen for the restaurant in- dustry Robert J Wilson executive Wisconsin Realtors to Hear Board Head Morgan L Fitch of Chicago president of the tional Association of Real Estate Boards will address the Wisconsin group's annual convention here next Thursday The mother then hurried to to demand the child but was Denver Kansas City M pis -St Paul Orleans 2 Phoenix 100 Edmonton Max 78 50 88 TS 83 Mill Free GO SO 51 59 50 08 55 41 1.13 T 10 14 DAILY KIVEK BULLETIN Flood Stage Today Chance Lake City Reads 13 4 Dam 5 Darn 13 0.1 4.2 2.7 3.2 5.4 4.3 0.0 3.0 denied admittance to the Carleton home Mrs Moyer went to Atlantic and filed kidnap charges but yesterday when Atlantic authorities went to Davenport to return the the latter declined to produce the child The said they had renewed their adoption petition Wisconsin Getting Feeder Routes Civil board yesterday granted nil Wisconsin Central airlines an certificate for feeder linos in the Northwest area At Wls Francis M president of the line said It would serve 14 Wisconsin cities In about CO days The company president said stops authorized by the were waukee Wausau Eau Claire Stevens Rapids Madison Minneapolis and Chicago 0.0 Dam C Dakota Dam 7 La Crosse 12 Tributary Streams Chippewa nt Durand 2.2 Buffalo above Alma 2.2 at Dodge 0.7 Black at 3.0 Block nt Root at Houston 5.7 From to By Monday the arc Indicated In this district Little chanKO above Lake it rise of 2 foot at from Alma to Dresbach at La Crosse it rise of 5 foot There will be further fall at the of over 1 foot and 0.0 0.0 0.1 full of i to 1 ut clams No 0 and 10 of Rochester Man Honored by College of Surgeons Chicago An honorary in the International Col- lege of Surgeons was awarded last night to of the Mayo clinic Rochester Minn The award was made at the annual con- vocation of the college and Its ed States chapter Badger Savings League to Meet at La Crosse annual convention of the Wisconsin ings and Loon league will be held October at La Crosse tive Secretary John A Seramur an- today Principal speaker will be Robert C Schlssler of the new state savings and loan association Woman Has 3rd Set of Twins Within 2 Years Mass The third set of twins in less than two years was born to Mrs John J Walsh 26 of Quincy Point at South Shore hospital last night Dr John Hopkins attending physician expressed belief it was a record unparalleled in the history of American cine Dr Hopkins who delivered the second set at the same pital October 16 1946 the mother and two new Infants were doing well The first set was born at Navy dispensary Washington D C October 10 1945 The latest arrivals are a five pound lOVO ounce girl and a five pound ounce boy The other two sets of two boys and a boy and who have thrived since birth are being cared for by relatives while the father rearranges the couples five-room apartment to make room for the new arrivals association which already has begun a campaign told a reporter that unless the voluntary conservation drive Is successful I am afraid we will be confronted with price regulation and ing The committee's activities also were being focused on President Truman's broadcast to the nation at p m Sunday In support of the voluntary drive to buy wisely eat sensibly waste nothing Margins Controversy Meantime Secretary ture Anderson picked up substantial backing from the com- on European aid In his fort to Increase the margin re- Of The Crash of an army surplus plane in a field near Caledonia last night were taken a by Don photographer flown to Caledonia In ft Denmark's Minority Government In preparation for such minority government fell today The Danish parliament's lower of the nation's cnst an 80 lo GG vote of no exchanges The of business confidence on a resolution blaming Kristensen for his attitude on Uic South Schleswig question as voiced in speeches outside parliament Kristensen said he would nsk IX to call new elections and the king dissolved the lower labor leaders headed by Secretary of Commerce A W un- adopted a resolution calling for at least a per cent down payment on grain purchased for future delivery in order to curb speculation In Chicago J O president of the Chicago Board of Trade termed ill advised and highly the recommendations Price advances in grain not been caused by speculation in the futures market as has been they have been caused by the heavy demand In the cash grain market George Belcher English Artist Dead Belcher 72 an artist noted for his sketches of London characters died last night at his home in rey His best known picture I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble was selected as the Royal Academy's picture of the year in 1936 Woman Drowns in Milwaukee River West Bend body of Mrs Gust Grunwaldt 49 was found In the Milwaukee river by her husband Dr Grundahl deputy Washington county coroner said Mrs Grunwaldt was subject to zy spells and frequently took early morning walks He declared she apparently fell into the river ing a dizzy spell after resting on tho river bank Jewel Theft Reported In New York New York A holdup man robbed Mrs Sari Gabor Hilton the former Miss Hungary of 1930 and former wife of Conrad N Hilton hotel chain executive ol in jewels in her apartment today police reported Police said the man tied his tim before escaping from the pent- house apartment on the sixth floor of the building just off Fifth avenue The holdup occurred shortly after 11 a rn Details of the robbery were not immediately available 5 More Refugee Ships Reported Near Palestine Haifa Palestine Five more Jewish immigrant ships were reported by a British al informant today to be ed for Palestine in an sive to crack the blockade of the Holy Land balloting The general expectation was that the elections would be called for tober 30 Under Danish law middle-of-the-road ment will remain in power on a trusteeship basis until the election results are announced when it will submit a formal resignation Resolutions of no confidence had been offered by the Social crats with 48 seats in the lower house the Communists with and the Radical Left parly 11 representing together a tickets ity In the house The There appeared Body Burned Badly After Explosion By Staff Writer Caledonia ty late this afternoon were still attempting to identify the pilot of a Army surplus plane which crashed and burned in a field on the Roy Meitrodt farm six miles southwest of here during the heavy rainstorm about p m Friday The body was burned beyond recognition and the remains are at Uic J W Potter undertaking here Mr Potter ton county coroner and Sheriff Bryl Kerrigan worked throughout the night and during the day today in an effort to find the name At 2 p jn today much bad been The plane a Army basic trainer was owned by Clarence Hull Clinton Iowa and registered In his name but it was reported Mr Hall sold it three weeks ngo to another man who lived in the vicinity of Clinton Pilot Lost Belief The plane was heard over Caledonia about 9 o'clock last night and residents believed the pilot was lost It wits raining hard and there was n low ceiling with visibility about After circling over Uic city Uic plane went Neighbors of the heard a loud explosion when the plane crashed and rushed to the scene but were unable to get close to the ship because of the Intense heat There were gasoline but none as loud n-s the first one Attempts to locate Hall at ton were fruitless Uils afternoon though authorities contacted Hall's mother and she said she didnt know where her son was Sha said Hall had sold the plane and Press reports from Mukden quarters of Chief of Stall Cheng ut photo Mukden in Panic As Communists ut Rail Outlets Its rail outlets cut by a communist offensive of ing momentum the big industrial city of Mukden today was placed under martini law and stricken civilians bid fabulous prices for plane tickets chen's reorganized id told of spiral ins food prices a developing black market in no Immediate ical resolution was the one j prospect of resumption of traffic on voted on railway and Kristensen appointed premier i the government supply ports of lutao and Yingkow on the gulf of were virtually cut oil by the communists The situation outside of chun capital of Manchuria was de- scribed as rather indicating a possible communist advance be- yond the previously reported miles south of the city Plane Takes 105 Children From Zone j November 7 as successor to I Social Democrat Vilhelm first premier to have served un- der King who succeeded to the throne last April 20 oil the death his father Christian X is a liberal His party also is known as the Farmers party liberal party won 38 seats in the 1345 election and ed a minority government because no single party had a majority and no coalitions were forthcoming Private Views South Schleswig which has been a controversial issue for time is Danish border in Germany just south of the The Danish government notified Britain October 13 1046 that it did not demand the Incorporation of South inlo Denmark for he being but left the decision to residents of South Kristensen voted for the note in parliament but in public speeches he proclaimed his opinion as a vate individual to bn that the assumed was insufficient nnd that a date should already have been set for a plebiscite Parliamentary opponents i a premier did not sess the right to express views con- to those adopted by and himself as premier A time of the Due Deep Gulch transport plane with 105 refugees from North China brittle zones landed here today and the sight of the bewildered occupants softened hardboiled airfield darmes Eighty-five of the passengers orphans ranging In age from two to ten Accompanied by sisters and priests they had fled by foot and mule cart from the mission at north ol the rail town of 170 miles southwest of At they a of the airline by Claire of Tigers fame With its crew of two Americans and one Chinese the normally a passenger craft carried 108 The plane dug a deep Kulch In the wet plowed into the ground It is a large ship and had 450 horsepower The wreckage was scattered over n radius of more than 200 feet and one of the wings was nearly 100 feet from the lage The plane crashed in the comer of a field about a block from the Meitrodt farm home and was tually against a fence If it hadn't crashed into the ground It would have struck several fences on ing The farm owned by Mrs nand Voight is nearby Her son Walter Voight said this rooming he heard the plane circling for five to seven minutes It came in from a Northwest direction he said denly the engine shut off Then it came back on momentarily and a second later there was a crash Ha arrived at the scene of the crash within ten minutes of the explosion Bodies of Two Milwaukeeans Found in Auto ridden bodies of two were found In a parked automobile on a side road here early today and Ray Koth termed the deaths murder and suicide The victims were Identified Phyllis Gorski 21 and Carl rock
