Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - December 8, 1952, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy Tonight Colder by Tuesday Morning Be a VOLUME 52 NO 249 SIX CENTS PER COPY WINONA MINNESOTA MONDAY EVENING DECEMBER 8 1952 TWENTY PAGES 3 Killed Near Rushford Galesville Allied Bombers Swarm Over North Korea Jet Pilots Bag Seven Red Planes Military And Cabinet designates gathered on the cruiser Helena for an important meeting with President-elect Eisenhower off Wake Island Left to right Douglas McKay of Oregon interior tary designate Herbert Brownell Attorney eral Charles E Wilson Defense Ike John Foster Dulles Secretary of State Adm Arthur Radford Pacific Fleet Commander George M Humphrey Treasury Secretary and Joseph Dodge who is expected to be named budget director AP Wirephoto to The Advisers Confer With Ike Aboard Hel ena in Pacific 5 Air Force Men Dead in Barracks Fire RAPID CITY S D Air Force officers were killed in a fire that raced through By MILO FARNETI SEOUL of Allied warplanes swarmed over North Korea today plastering nist targets along the front and far behind the lines The U S Fifth Air said Sabre jet pilots destroyed a Communist over Sinuiju They bagged seven of the Red planes Sunday for the biggest score in nearly three months Light Day on Ground The U S Eighth Army reported another light day across the front The evening summary listed only a few patrol clashes mostly in the sensitive Sniper Ridge area on the Central Front Temperatures stayed low hovering around zero bombers opened the day's aerial offensive with predawn at- tacks on Communist trucks hauling supplies to the front Pilots ed 125 vehicles destroyed roared out in daylight and hammered the Red supply network The Air Force said six key rail and road bridges were destroyed Sabre Pilots pilots flying tive cover for the shared credit for the destroyed MIG They were Maj Edwin ler of Wynnewood Pa and Lt Gene Woodworth of St Rockford 111 Marine Republic of Korea and Air Force warplanes joined in attacks all over North Korea including strikes at the Red front About 100 Chinese infantrymen hit Sniper Ridge early today De- By DON WHITEHEAD ABOARD HELENA EN ROUTE TO HAWAII elect Dwight Eisenhower today opened a formal conference with I advisers and future members of his administration within two hours after they were brought aboard this heavy cruiser by helicopter from Wake Island The Korean War was believed to be the main topic of discussion But Eisenhower's press tary James C Hagerty told re- porters there would be no an- now of subjects dis- cussed or decisions that might be TODAY Adenauer Rebuilding By JOSEPH ALSOP BONN Germany The burg Palais from which wise old Conrad Adenauer rules this try can serve as a pretty good symbol of what has happened in Western Germany since the end of the war Like most of Germany the once proud and pretentious Bonn dence of the Princes of was very far from im- proved by the war None the less it was the best that Bonn had to offer when the new West German government was ed To serve Adenauer as the alent of the White House the tered old place was first hastily patched up then entirely refitted in I J Ul the rather bleak efficient modified Gov Douglas style that of Oregon who will be reached Reports that a definite military program already had been decided upon were derided by one reliable source close to Eisenhower Nothing Definite Nothing is definite he de- clared referring to reports that Eisenhower favored enlarging the Korean War Hagerty made it clear to ers aboard the Helena that the general may not disclose his plans until after he has taken office Jan 20 We will make no statement on the press secretary de- clared The conference that began today will continue until the Helena reaches Pearl Harbor Thursday There those aboard the cruiser will join military leaders and ad- visers for at least two more days of discussions Hagerty said he could not say what the general's itinerary would be after he leaves Hawaii Dulles Aboard Those who came aboard at Wake John Foster Dulles secretary of many Germans like nowadays And in its new guise with its fresh white paint its sternly tidy gardens and its air of incipient prosperity the Schaumburg Palais seems to proclaim firmly and en with a certain smugness power to build a new life out of the ruins Man of the Here the present at least reign is nearest one can come to the right Adenauer one of the truly able men of the west Aged indestructible the leader of but the Christian Democrats the lor of West Germany offers his visitors an impenetrable facade of irreconcilable contradictions He is so provincial that he hates to be more than 50 miles from his native Cologne Yet no one better understands men nations and the world He is notoriously wily Yet when he says he will do something he invariably meets his contract He is profoundly cynical Yet he has worked and is working towards a bold ideal of a democratic many incorporated in a United Europe At this moment Adenauer ers over German scene An accumulation of fearful and wounds has at last removed his great adversary the brave tured and terrible Dr Continued on Column 2 ALSOPS of the interior George M Humphrey of Cleveland secretary of the Gen Lucius Clay close friend and ad- viser to Eisenhower Joseph M Dodge of Detroit who may be the next director of the budget and C D Jackson and Emmet Hughes who will be on the general's White House staff Charles E Wilson defense and Adm Arthur Radford commander in chief left the Helena at Wake and flew to Pearl Harbor There they will confer with Gen Omar ley chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on military problems in Korea Talk as Unit Eisenhower lunched with those who remained aboard including Herbert Brownell attorney and Wilton B sons who will be a White House assistant Hagerty said they talked ally as a unit then broke into smaller groups to continue the dis- Dulles and Humphrey were in the first helicopter to make the jump from Wake Island to the decks of the Helena Eisenhower greeted them It's good to see you The President-elect spent most of Sunday in bed resting from the political campaign and his packed trip to Korea a two-story frame barracks at the I termined South Korean soldiers Air Force Base 1 held their and drove City Air iorce fl Six other officers were burned M and one of them 2nd Lt John j Rycroft Yonkers N Y broke an ankle in a leap from a second story window He and 2nd Lt Paul W Rous of Lockbourne Air Force Base Ohio were flown to Denver for treatment at Hospital The other four were j Six Men Escape Arkansas Jail SEARCY Ark W Six men armed kast one The victims were among a group j caped white county jail here of officers to temporary j Sunday night after overpowering duty with the Strategic Re- j the jailer and a trusty The escapees were identified by police Richard Lee anan of Boise Idaho Edward Lee less seriously hurt connaissance Wing Rapid City is a major base for bombers Three of the dead were fied by the base public tion officer as 1st Lt Jerome A Weinshank Kansas City legal of- ficer at the base 2nd Lt Robert W Woolen Jr March Field and Army Chief Warrant Officer Paul W Beers Benicia Calif Ar- senal Names of the other two tims were withheld pending con- of notification of their next of kin Four of the dead were identified by the base public information officer as 1st Lt Jerome A shank Kansas City legal officer at the base 2nd Lt Robert W Woolen Jr March Field Calif Army Chief Warrant Officer Paul W Beers Benicia Calif arsenal Miller 23 of St Louis charged with car theft Jack Randall 50 charged with forgery Melvin 30 and Richard Williams 30 both of North Dakota both charged with burglary and larceny and Robert Decker 24 Kensett Ark held on three counts of disturbing the peace Gl Quadruplets Coming Home SASEBO Japan m The cone quadruplets will be home in Beaumont Tex by the Army said today The four brothers Anthony nard Carl and Donald 23 arrived at this processing station on their and Capt Thomas E Robertson way from Korea Saturday The March Field Name of the other victim was withheld pending con- of notification of kin quads three corporals and a geant Carl have been together throughput their two years in the Army Lady Wonder a horse famous for phenomenal predictions pitched into the search for the son of Mrs Benjamin Hayman of Providence R I Reporter Ilwain acting in proxy for Mrs Hayman posed several questions to the incredible horse Lady claimed the child is alive but hurt and will be found in Kansas She is shown here spelling out Kansas using her typewriter device Notice that the A and S are visible AP Wirephoto to The Herald Shark Kills Youth Off California Coast PACIFIC GROVE Calif shark ripped Berry Wilson to death only 50 feet from shore in Monterey Bay day The huge shark severed one of Wilson's legs badly gouged the other and huge chunks of flesh from his buttocks Leaving Wilson who bled to death the shark then attacked his companion Brookner W Brady Jr 15 who fought it with a knife As four other swimmers approached the shark fled It was the time in the memory of old timers that a shark had harmed a person off the thern California coast Talking Horse Claims Missing Boy Is Alive 1 RICHMOND Va UP A year-old talking horse has been called in to play detective in the search for a missing Rhode I land youngster youngster Gary Hayman disappeared from the Ex- eter State School near Providence R I Sept 23 and hasn't been seen since Mrs Benjamin Hayman ing to the hope that her son is still alive called the Richmond Dispatch yesterday from Rhode land and asked that i a newsman be sent to query Lady Wonder a horse whose amazing answers to questions once prompted two psychologists to tab her a uine phenomenon The sent re- porter Mcllwain to inter- view Lady who pecks out her an- swers on a giant contraption When she answers she lowers her chin to touch levers jutting out from slots containing letters The letters pop up ing out her answers When Mcllwain asked if Gary a mute were alive Lady pushed out yes Spelled Out Word Then she spelled out the word hurt and when Mcllwain asked where the boy is Lady replied truck When asked where the truck was Lady said Kansas Mcllwain re- the question twice and got the same answer Then he asked if Gary could be found said Lady When Mrs Hayman learned of Lady's responses she Oh God I hope he's safe I hope he's safe She said it was difficult to con- of her son having got to Kansas but added that he may have been hit by a passing ist and perhaps carried away She said she bad given all able information to Rhode Island police to pass on to Kansas Lady Wonder Mrs Hayman heard about Lady Wonder through a newspaper story three days ago which told of the horse helping to find the body of a missing setts boy Dist Atty Edmund R Dewing j said Lady gave the answers that led searchers Thursday to the body of Danny Matson who had been missing from his Quincy Mass home since January 1951 It's stranger than said Dewing And we kept it a secret because we didn't want people to think we were out of our minds In the Matson case Dewing said a friend questioned the horse and was told the animal answered Pittsfield water wheel On the basis of that information a de- was dispatched to field Mass but learned nothing Mulling It Over We got to mulling it Dewing said and we thought the message might have been twisted the poor old horse meant to say pit A search of the quarry in Quincy was ordered The child's body was found there But Dewing warned against ting too much faith in Lady's statements We just happened to be he said I wouldn't want one with troubles to think the an- imal could solve their problems Lady is owned by Mrs Claudia Fonda who has turned down merous offers to let her pet go with a carnival or circus Mrs Fonda lets the public quiz Lady at a rate of three questions for a dollar The horse has been the subject of numerous studies and articles by medical experts One of the first such examinations by two Duke University psychologists in 1928 resulted in a conclusion that Lady is genuine phenomenon James A Frisvold Smashes Into Bridge on Highway 16 Two Men Killed While Standing Beside Highway GALESVILLE Wis La Crosse youth whose speeding automobile struck and instantly killed two North La Crosse men standing 20 feet off Highway 53 this morning pleaded not guilty in La Crosse to a charge of negligent homicide and was released on bail The accused youth is John J Martell 18 The men who were killed in the bizarre mishap at p m Saturday four miles south of here were Glen B Dodge 44 and August 47 both of North La Crosse The dead men had been riding toward La Crosse in a car driven by Robert Clements 19 also of La Crosse when they stopped in a parking lot of the Oak Point ern of a mile south of Hunter's Bridge spanning the Black River The car was parked 12 feet off the concrete highway the said and was headed ward La Crosse They said Martell came over the crest of a hill from La Crosse and apparently believed because of the headlights that the Clements car was on the highway Martell according to the police attempted to drive to the tbe ents car but his automobile ed into the men and the Clements car simultaneously hurtling the Clements car 80 feet into another automobile parked in the tavern parking lot The Martell bile came to a halt without aging any other cars The force of the impact badly mangled dead the police said Neither Clements nor Martell was injured The La Crosse County police ar- rested Martell at the scene of the accident They said a Hargar test for alcohol in the death driver's system was positive District Attorney John Bosshard added that corroborative evidence that the youth was drunk is awaited Be- sides the Hargar test the police ordered a blood test immediately on Martell A sample of the youth's blood has been shipped to Madison Bosshard said a in- quest will be held as soon as re- sults of the blood test are known He said the inquest will probably be held Dec 15 Meanwhile Judge Roy V strom set Dec 22 as the date for a preliminary hearing for Martell on the negligent homicide charge Martell posted bond this morning Clements Dodge and Kries had been fishing Saturday and were taking fish to friends when the mishap occurred South Korean Learns To Count in English WITH U S DIVISION REA South Korean soldier attached to this division has ed to count in English by ing American soldiers at their favorite pastime This Ace deuce trey four five six seven eight nine ten Jack Queen King Be A Good Fellow Previously listed James A Banker Killed La Crosse Driver Collapses After Crash Kills Four A friend 1.00 Mary T 2.00 Winona Contracting Const Employers Association 25.00 Jimmy and 2.00 Beta Gamma Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha 10.00 Donald M Johnson Utica 5.00 Botsford Lumber Co and general office employes 175.00 Farmer's Exchange 10.00 Winona Hotels Inc 50.00 Winona Senior Chapter 1 5.00 Peerless Chain Co and employes 750.00 Syl Allaire S 1.00 Joe Gene Allaire 1.00 D C Bambenek 25.00 A J J B 35.00 Arthur H Boll Chester H 5.00 Bar D Bambenek Lionel 1.00 Brown 1.00 1.00 Ted 1.00 L J Bambenek 1.00 1.00 Joseph R Bambenek 1.00 Joseph J Bernatz 1.00 Chester J Bambenek 1.00 Errin Benson 1.00 Stanley E Bambenek 1.00 Mary Therese Cemey 1.00 Stanley 1.00 J Cysewski 1.00 Enrene V 1.00 Continued on Page 3 Column 8 A Goodfellow By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS An collision which wiped out a Milwaukee family of four was the tragic climax of a weekend in which persons lost their lives in Wisconsin accidents The victims included a flier who was killed in a plane crash and boy who drowned when his sled broke through ice Mrs Dorothy Hamburg 31 was killed outright and her husband Herbert 39 a postal clerk and two sons Steven 5 and John 2 were injured fatally Sunday when their auto collided with a truck tractor on Highway 12 IVt miles northwest of Wisconsin Dells The truck driver Robert C Letkey 22 La Crosse collapsed after the crash and was reported scious with shock Sunday night at a Baraboo hospital Capt Claude W Frye head of the Sauk County Highway Police said that before he collapsed cey told him his truck skidded on ice as he approached the highway from a side road shot onto the highway and struck the Hamburg auto in the side The side of the car was ripped open Boy Drowns Steven Leach 6 Port ton drowned Sunday when his sled broke through ice on the gan River at the bridge over way 32 He was plunged into five feet of water The body was re- covered Carroll Detert 27 Waterloo Wis was killed Sunday when he was crushed between two milk trucks at the Dairyland Milk operative at Waterloo Detert was unloading empty cans from his truck when the vehicle began ing away from the dock He at- tempted to climb into the cab to set the brakes but was crushed nto an- Burning Cigaret May Have Caused Fatal Accident RUSHFORD Minn cial A prominent ford businessman and civic leader James A Frisvold was killed Saturday evening when his car crashed into a concrete bridge ment on Highway 16 about six miles east of here The vice-president of the Rushford State Bank vold was returning from a trip to Minneapolis where he had undergone a physical examination i prior lo a possible recall to active service with the Navy j He left Rushford Saturday ing and drove to La Crosse where he boarded a Naval airplane for I a flight to Field in Minneapolis where he took the examination The return trip to La Crosse by air was made late Saturday afternoon and Frisvold was en route lo his home when the accident occurred between 7 and p m Houston County authorities who investigated the accident were un- able to determine the exact caust of the crash No Skid Marki Coroner John W Potter donia said that no skid marks were found on the pavement ahead of the spot where the car struck the bridge and remarked is one of those accidents in which we'll never know just exactly what happened The automobile traveling west on Highway 18 apparently veered over on the left side of the road and struck the bridge just to right of the front wheel Potter said the car apparently was traveling at a high speed and the left side of the car was tually sheared off by the impact After the crash the car traveled across the bridge for a distance of about 100 feet and then dropped partially into a ditch on the north side of the road Frisvold who suffered head and internal injuries severe fractures of his left leg and cuts and bruises is believed to have died shortly after tbe accident The first sons to arrive at the crash scene found that he had raised himself in the seat removed his rosary his pocket and was holding tbe rosary when he died No Inquest The coroner said that ao inquest would be held into the death In addition to Potter Sheriff Beryl Kerrigan Deputy Sheriff Robert Westerhouse and two State way Patrolmen from Caledonia in the investigation of he accident Although no official cause been established for the accident several possible reasons have been considered Those who arrived at the dent scene soon after a passing motorist had noticed the crash on 3 Column 4 RUSHFORD WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST Winona and Vicinity Mostly tonight turning colder by Tuesday 18 kee was killed in that city day when the car in which she was riding was struck by an auto which police were told failed to halt at a stop sign Struck and Killed Charles Passow 77 was struck and killed by an auto Sunday on Highway 32 south of Highway 100 in Milwaukee County The plane crash occurred day 15 miles west of Racine killing Lt Richard McCullough 29 of Elmhurst HL a Navy Reserve pilot His AM 1 attack bomber a single engined one-man ship ped out of a training formation and crashed in a field exploding when it hit McCullough was flying out of the Glenview HI Naval Air Base He is survived by his wife Jane and two children Fred Schrage 80 patient in a suburban Milwaukee rest home was killed Saturday when he was hit by a car in front of the home Mrs Edith Drews 61 Oconto Falls was killed Saturday when her auto smashed bead on with another vehicle at a Green Bay intersection Alois E Leisgang 52 Route 3 Seymour was killed early today when his car crashed into the side of a Green Bay and Western freight train at a rural crossing near Seymour Three others in the car were in- jured i hi LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m Sunday Maximum 41 minimum 20 noon 41 precipitation none Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 m Maximum 44 minimum 20 noon 44 precipitation none sun sets tonight at sun rises morrow at AIRPORT WEATHER Wit Cen Observations Max temp 44 at day min 29 at p.m Sunday overcast at feet visibility 10 miles wind 12 miles per hour from east and southeast barometer 29.48 falling humidity 90 per cent SHOPPING DAYS
