Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 2, 1954, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin THE For with mln cloudy with rala ending IB Continued weather for 24 ceding Max. min. Tribune f T I V E NEWS PJV P E R tfH Drive With Cart Don't Take Chances Forty-first Wisconsin June Single Copy Seven Cento Saturday Closing of City Hall Rejected Derichs Hired as City Dog Catcher A petition to close city of- fices on Saturday mornings was rejected 12-6 by the City Council Tuesday night in the course of a long but unusually quiet The signed by city of- and office ed out that 14 out of 25 sin cities surveyed did not open city offices on and two others were considering such a Aldermen Ezra Maeder and Clarence Lukaszewski proposed was referred to the wage and grievance Hire Dog Catcher William keeper of the city dog was hired as dog catcher at a salary of per month by an unanimous but there was some discussion on the plan for his work set up by the public property committee recommen d e d that Derichs use the city er's truck on a part-time basis and that he be deputized by the police Berard thought there would be confusion between dog catcher and painter over the truck and gested that another small truck that the matter be referred to a be obtained for committee for ski said there were things not in the petition and should be concerned about all the William Meier defended the saying is a inite national trend toward 40 this is nothing Lukaszewski replied that there is no comparison between in- dustry and public since the offices are for the of the Refuses to Withdraw Charles Matthews refused to withdraw his motion to grant the request so that it could be re ferred to a forcing a Voting chairman of the 11 yes were Paul Norman Harold Zager and Herman Against the petition were Bernard Clarence Van Oswald vin Leonard Herman Orville Lawrence Lyle Steuck and bur Arthur Wittenberg and Frederick Brahmsteadt were when the vote was After the vote the question State Traffic Patrol Put on 48-Hour Week MADISON Gov. Kohler an today that the state fic patrol would be placed on a effective 18-hour The move will increase activity by 20 per cent during the four summer The governor also asked the state motor vehicle department to begin suspending licenses after the third violation within a rather than after four violations as is now the Broad Powers The law governing suspensions of licenses gives the motor licle commissioners broad It does not state specifically when licenses should be but lets it up to the by administrative rule to if suspension should be Point to Have Catholic High STEVENS POINT of a Catholic An- decide made for repeated or habitual There are 70 full time men on the state traffic patrol but 25 of these are engaged solely in weighing The 48 hour work week will apply to the full force thus permitting the 25 men to do traffic work in addition to their weighing The two programs will cost an additional for the year and action was taken to make funds available The money will come from the way The programs followed in the of a disastrous Memorial weekend highway death in which at least 20 persons lost their Check Made The announcement of the step- ped up safety program came er the chief executive conferred with Melvin motor cle about steps to promote greater and with Sen. Arthur Lenroot and Assemblyman Alfred sen about necessary funds for the Gov. Kohler sadi that the added funds would make it possible to utilize the state's radar ment to greater extent in ing speed and would permit greater coverage of state trunk highways during the say whether the will traffic be established one grade at a as has been done with other Catholic high schools in this The bishop also reported that St. Joseph's a lic high school for girls will be enlarged to admit more girls by September 1956. Registration Sets Mark tor Scout Camp Camp Boy Scout camp on Sunset Lake in Portage will open its season June 13 with a record high registration and one of the finest staffs in its Every young man on the staff is an Eagle Camp Director Dick Samoset Council sistant scout said to Among the staff members are Ralph Lau and Darryl Boyer both of Wisconsin and Bob Rogers and Tom Grode List Aides Boyer is one of three scout Rogers is assistant aqua tics Grode is bugler and canteen and Lau is a An additional 10 per cent crease in registration over last year's record high promises to make this one of the finest years in the history of Camp Paul The camp staff will report for duty June 6 for a week of pre- camp training and opening up the first of six one week beginning June 13 There are a few openings for the 1st and 3rd periods 13 and June Paul suggest ing that Cohn Felt Adorns Made Effort to Block Probe by Committee Ike at Press Conference Administration's Fight on Reds Outlined registered sign up through his Parents Invited Parents of campers and the public are invited to attend two open house nights each week Thursdays feature the col- Indian dancers and Order of the Arrow and on Saturdays the highlights are Scout Stunts Both and the evening Court of programs start at 8 p.m. A new improved wiring plan throughout the camp is planned for installation this vided by South Wood District camping chairmen are Fred Port South Wood Washington North Wood and George vens Portage Camp trustees are Judge Byron B. Conway and Rich ard of Wisconsin Howard and Leo Mingenbach and Judge James H. Stevens high school to be opened in vens Point in September 1955 was made here Monday evening by Bishop John P. Treacy of the LaCrosse The bishop's made at St. Peter's Catholic Church during an adult mation said that com- to arrange for financing the school will be appointed The new school will be known as Pacelli High in of Pope Pius who was inal Eugenio Pacelli before his election to the It will be staffed by the Christian Brothers of the Bishop Treacy did Amoth Will Not Put Up Name at Parley MADISON Ralph F. candidate for the lican nomination for said today he would not submit his name for endorsement at the state GOP convention in kee June 11-12. Amoth said he would not at- tend the convention or have his name submitted because the ple should chose their candidate id not a picked group that has fl rything cut and COULD SAVE MONEY JANESVILLE corn picking methods would save farmers 240 million dollars Elmer G. night declared Tuesday State Job Placements Top Layoffs Last Week MADISON placements exceeded layoffs week in areas served by district offices of the Wisconsin state ment that agency ed Local offices reported a total of persons were Efficient er for new jobs or against layoffs that red during the The service said seasonal cultural employment was ing with migrant workers filling Jobs on truck and muck WASHINGTON Eisenhower said today his administration has an impressive list of accomplishments in fighting communism and The President made the statement at his news ence after virtually barring questions on the sharp controversy be- tween members of his administration and Sen. McCarthy One asked the President whether feels that McCarthy is hurting the administration's legislative gram. A look of sharp annoyance came over the President's face and after a pause he turned away from the questioner and snapped out that he was ready for the next In ruling out questions about the the President said that from now on he has just one get his legislative program in declaring that the the Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of doing a good job in fighting communism and Eisenhower made public a report from the department listing what he called the of the administration during its first 16 months in In a prepared Eisenhower said constant of Communists in this is a 24-hour 52-weeks-a-year It is carried out by the appropriate eral in conformance with due process of It is being done quietly and relentlessly and those who best know its ness are the Communists At the outset of the the President said that one to get more attention these days than any Then he went on to mention the Justice Department report and his statement on but he did not read the He said it amounted to an sive list of Then Eisenhower alluded to a statement which Atty. Gen. Seeks Appeal To Commission WASHINGTON The ic Energy Commission had before it today Dr. J. Robert heimer's plea for quick action on a special split dation to bar him from the atomic secrets he helped The three-man security board set up by the commission after six weeks of secret ings and that the 50-year-old is a too much of a back the status he lost last THOMAS Valedictorian ANNE GILSON Salutatorian Graduation Exercises At Port on Thursday PORT John Dietrich of the department of speech at the University of will deliver the post No. 381, ican Legion athletic award to a senior the Study and Believes Army Will Relax Check on Reds When Committee Halts Work BULLETIN WASHINGTON Counsel Joseph Welch de- manded today that Roy Cohn tell what plans there were last Cohn was seeking an officer's commission for G. David Schine to finish his work with the McCarthy Welch tore into Cohn with a cross examination turning about the point that Schine sought a commission in July yet the thy subcommittee repeatedly asked special passes for him months after he was on grounds he was needed for Welch tossed aside the courtly manner he has used for the most part in the hearings up to now and tangled vigorously with chief counsel to the McCarthy WASHINGTON M. Cohn testified today he believes Secretary Stevens and Army Counselor John Adams doing their to stop the McCarthy investigation of Communists in the you do not believe Secretary Stevens and Mr. Adams were unwilling to expose Sen. Dworshak course Cohn Then he added that he believes both officials a mistaken notion that the exposure would be a reflection on don't think it was a question of them wanting Communists in the Of course it Dworshak asked whether Cohn believes the Army now would go on and press its own investigations if the McCarthy inquiries Cohn don't believe I believe that the ment this committee stops there will be a chief counsel to the McCarthy was in the witness chair for the fourth day at the In the course of 1. Denied he or Sen. McCarthy ever exerted any pressure for preferential Brownell issued last Friday and address at award and the American the President said it was put ation exercises for 17 John Ed. Association of University en Persons ing the awards will be ed by Principal Gerald Music for the processional and recessional is to be furnished by the school band under the tion of Bob Williams and the 11 Dec. 23. As disclosed yesterday by Op the special board ruled 2-1 that the noted physicist and atomic pioneer had contributed to delaying a start on hydrogen bomb development and had associated with Communists for Minority Opinion In a minority Dr. Ward V. chemistry professor at Loyola University of said of did not hinder development of the H-bomb and there is lutely nothing in the testimony to show that he did The Oppenheimer headed by Lloyd K. said in a letter to AEC General ager K. D. Nichols that tions by the majority were old which the sion had thrown out seven years The two members of the ity board who voted for sion were Gordon Gray and mas A. Dr. Evans ar- gued Oppenheimer had been cleared of the charges in 1947. Loyalty Questioned a former secretary of the Army and now president of the University of North joined with former dent of the Sperry in clear that 11 OPERATION PLANNED CHICAGO Federal Judge F. Ryan Duffy will undergo a bladder operation at Wesley Hospital either today or the hospital said ai ins High School seniors at 8 Reaffirmed m. Thursday in the school That amounted to a tion of the administration subject will be tion with respect to Without In the Friday and salutatory ad- Brownell said the are to be given by branch of government Vechinski and Anne the sole and fundamental under the the son of Mr. and for the enforcement of our Raymond has and presidential a scholastic average of Brownell added those laws the daughter of ones and Mrs. Earl has and he said 93.56 scholastic Both ther that the responsibility of been active in executive branch usurped by any individual Rev. D. A. pastor may seek to set himself above the Community Methodist laws of our land or to will give the invocation orders of the president of United States to federal are to be presented of the executive branch of the graduating seniors by W. director of the The Brownell statement of prompted by McCarthy's call and scholarships to be government workers to include the Daughters him with secret American Revolution good IKE Page 11 award to a senior More Wet Weather Slated Mercury Is By The Associated 39. Grantsburg had 40, It still isn't time to stack and Lone Rock 43, Eau umbrellas in the hall Two Rivers 45, Milwaukee 45, Rain is expected late this 42, Green Bay 41 and Be- or tonight with 52. cool And rain fell in the extreme stormy and wet weather was and northeast portions outlook for wide areas from with Milwaukee Rockies to the East the heaviest amount of Cloudy and cooler weather Two had Be- vailed over all Wisconsin Madison and Lone except for the where the maximum storm which swept the tures went 14 degrees Tuesday centered itself than For the the eastern Great Lakes region readings ranged Tornadoes struck in degrees of west Texas and The high for Tuesday was 65 Tuesday killing one Milwaukee and Two injuring 11. Some snow fell Crosse and Beloit registered the Continental Divide and Claire 63, Green Bay 61, captured the nation's and Superior 60 and Wausau reading of a cold 23 de- High for the nation was a at -is expected to continue Park Falls turned in southeastern Wisconsin sin's lowest temperature with cool Two Men Are Bound Over on Morals Charge Two Wisconsin Rapids men charged with carnal knowledge and abuse of a 16-year-old rural Wild Rose girl waived ary hearing in Morgan L. Mid- thun's justice court this morning Donald H. 25, 2530 8th St. and Donald E. 22 1960 Lincoln were bound over to County Court for They were committed to the county jail in default ol bond each The girl's description of the car in which the alleged assault took place led to the arrest of the two men Tuesday Police Chief R. J. Exner questioned his cers to find if they knew who drove such a and one of them suggested Halm was known to be a close friend of so both were brought in for Both men signed statements admitting picking the girl up at 3rd and Oak early Sunday evening and visiting various verns in the southern end of the They admitted making advances to the but both de- nied assaulting She told them she was 18, they Both Tessmer and Hahn are married and each has a small ment of G. David former McCarthy aide who was drafted into the army last 2. Expressed belief that vens and Adams did not act good in bringing their charges against the McCarthy 3. Said he ought to be fired if the Army charges were but declined to express an opinion i as to if the charges are the officials who made them should no longer hold their Cohn said that tion went to the further issue of told them to do Army Counsel Joseph Welch pressed Cohn hard about Cohn's acknowledged efforts to get a DONATE BUTTER WASHINGTON culture department announced Tuesday it will donate pounds of government-owned surplus butter for relief use in the middle eastern countries of Syria and TO MAW ARMY aspects of life In the armed forces with Morgan chair man of the American Legion orientation are four young men soon to be They are to William 19, Jere 11, Mid- Phil 17, St. and William 17, 181 17th Ave. N. An orientation series to acquaint prospective servicemen with problems they may encounter concluded with dinner at the American Legion Hall Tuesday Staff Orientation Course Ends Balance the assets of life in the United States against those of- by any other country and your allegiance to America will never be the Rev. S. P. told a group of prospective servicemen at the American Legion Hall Tuesday Speaking at a dinner meeting that closed a three-part Father former state chaplain of the American said that cannot good bargain by exchanging your lot for the lot they have to He addressed a group of 47 including nine young men about to enlist in the armed forces and a young lady from Stevens Point who plans to join the Morgan chairman of the orientation said a similar series of programs will be held in the near future for an- other group of area men about to embark on a tour of duty in the armed The programs are 11 commission for Schine before Schine was Wasn't he to get a commission for Cohn never agreed with the word but said he thought Schine was Demanding a or an- Welch you enlisted some pretty high pow ered people to get Scores Adjectives Cohn complained that he couldn't go along with some of But Welch said the matter of 11 Bidault Has Truce Plans GENEVA French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault was re ported ready to propose to the Indochina peace conference to clay a plan for Asian neutrals to play the dominant role in super- vising an Indochina Informed quarters said the plan would be submitted at this afternoon's secret session of the nine participating It was understood to have the support of the United States and Bidault met with U. S. Under secretary Walter Bedell Smith this It was reported they discussed tactical plans ai well as a letter which Viet Nam's chief of Bao is said to have written Zone Election Plan In this according to published Bao Dai urged any elections in Viet Nam conducted by zones rather throughout the Bao Dai was reported en route to leneva from British Foreign Secretary An- thony Eden saw Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov briefly this He was reported o have told Molotov the ern powers definitely will not cept Communist participation in any supervisory U. S. Views The U. S. delegation at va has two views on how the cease-fire should be 1. That a country within the Soviet orbit cannot be a neutral and therefore cannot serve on any supervisory 2. Insofar as the ed Slates would like to see 11 CD Coordinator Submits His Resignation William city civil de- fense coordinator since March 3, 1953, has Mayor Nels M. Justeson announced Justeson said Bonow was un- able sto continue for personal The resignation is effective The mayor said he Is looking for a successor but has nobody in mind at Bomb Plants Says Senator WASHINGTON Sen. Carthy said today he has long had a 1 a r m i n information about Communist infiltration of hydrogen and atomic bomb plants but received ad- vice against public hearings on it. McCarthy spoke publicly at the hearings of ing such information as well as reports of subversive infiltration of the Central Intelligence ency Elaborating to reporters McCarthy said the question of possible Communist infiltrations of hydrogen bomb plants was dis- cussed at a House last and public ings were rejected in the public He said those present included two White House someone from and elected Infiltration Discussed McCarthy said the whole tion of Communist infiltration of hydrogen bomb plants was dis- cussed and as a result he was con- that for the Senate subcommittee to go into public hearings not in the public In response to Carthy said the matter of in the hydrogen bomb plants is still Whether the investigations committee will go into it will de- 11 the Justice De- very high REA Fund Is Increased WASHINGTON ate added another 35 million lars of rural electrification funds to the annual farm today ter angry By a narrow 42-40 with many last minute changes and the extra 35 million dollars of loan authority was added to a 100 million dollar fund previously approved by the House and the Senate tions President Eisenhower had ed only 55 millions of new funds for REA and Republican Leader Knowland and other GOP senators staged a futile floor battle to hold the total to the 45 millions above this voted by the House and the Senate Announcement of the vote was delayed for a long period as tional senators rushed to tht Got More Than Limit And Fine Was Right RHINELANDER A go man who caught 54 walleyed times the Wisconsin the today that ft was and that fined the maximum Anthony J. 47, wat picked up by game Ar- thur Knudtson of Mercer Lake west of Bennett said tht 51 fish in Mercer He ht for bait s
