Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - September 21, 1954, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin TIIK tor front portion for 24 41. Single Copy Normal W i 14 Normal minimum 41 Cool Mid or M ur Somber 15 Praying Chaplains Hit Silk Land Safely As Big Plane Crashes Crewmen Also Bail Out of Transport Calif. Praying as they parachuted in 15 chaplains landed safely before minutes their disabled Air Force plane crashed and burned The three crewmen also ed out can be sure there was plenty of praying going said the Rev R. Ellett of dale Church of who wearing back parachutes and had briefed before take-off but none of the ministers had ever jumped Minutes alter the smoke began trailing from the Vibration was felt in the then the right engine caught Meredith and Sgt. Plew As. Lt. carried the instructions to the chaplains to bail out at about the right engine fel Mr. Von a CAP trans- Over- the air livestock as pigs and is an Air Force reserve was an occasion when we were practicing what e saic Rev. Neville E. Carlson of Calif. With Lord was with us in many even to the fact that the lire in one engine was on the right side of the plane and the door through which we jumped was on the said the Rev. Bertil Von Norman of the West Hollywood Presbyterian The group of Civil Air Patrol chaplains from Southern fornia left Burbank at p.m. in the bound for a regional CAP conference at Sacramento scheduled for last night and The plane crew included the pilot Capt. Thomas E. North Lt. Earl W. Meredith and Lloyd all stationed at McClelland The chaplains and crew were was credited by his col leagues with calm heroism as he helped the chaplains adjust their 15 Smelly 20 Win Pay Increase LONDON pilots have won a puy raise put it frankly 1 they The man freight ports used by the British seas Airways Corp. for shipment of such Denis a spokesman for the British Airline Pilots told a wage tribunal men take their meals while flying in degrading and obnoxious Their bodies are so contaminated by the ever-present smell of animals that when they come in contact with fellow they are The smelly 20 asked for a pay hike of one pound The tribunal awarded them seven shillings Western Allies Study French Plans to Rearm West Reich Criticism Under Attack AFL Ignores LOS of Plea From Ike's Labor Chief AFL mollify steady barrage Cranberries Hit by Frost Threat A brief but vicious hailstorm knifed through the Wisconsin area Monday ing some damage in Biron cran berry marshes but sparing other county cranberry growing areas Hailstones the size of moth fell during a five-minute period shortly after 7 p.m. They knocked some ripe cranberries from their vinos and bruised causing age estimated by Leo Sorenson of ing opposition to the GOi Fleming Case Presented to Army Court No Official Reaction to New Proposal and hinted that organized labor could get more of what it wanted by not being so am disturbed when you cize Mitchell the past 20 months we have much for the ing men and women of and I can pledge to you that we will continue to do so. I would like to suggest that if we were as confident of your support when we are right as we are of your criticism when 11-officer Army court we are we would be today in the began de- case of we more effective in your Lt. Col. Harry the The 750 delegates listened to first American officer to face a Mitchell in complete silence and for behaviour in a gave him a politely warm but of war tions and promised years sal will be completely 15 Censure Is Expected on Monday WASHINGTON censure charges against Sen. McCarthy said today they hope CITY SAFETY certificate honoring the city for The city's last pedestrian death occurred May 30, UriD une Stall Wisconsin treasurer Cranberry at 5 of the secret ary Wisconsin Gem Theft Is Reported in Superior AFL President George sat impassively as Lt. said afterward that the John R. the tion would on charged that Fleming's the administration in its main determination during three in captivity was to without regard to the or policy must be found wanting and Col. Fleming must be found he Fleming's defense summation Monday was that he was a ly leader who did his best for Allied war prisoners under his command at a North Korean prison Fleming's and LONDON r u n c Western Allies took a cautious look today at new phm to rearm to hand SUPERIOR are to trace the identity car and drove to the next of a 1954 Oldsmobile that police believe figured in a dia- down their What the special com- may report to the Senate remained a tightly guarded ret. Sen. Ervin a tee said in an interview he now expects the report to be made public instead of on Thursday of this week as the committee had planned tentative Another who 1o be quoted by the new target Ervin said a report that earlj ought to bring the Senate back into session to consider it on Oct 1 very soon Sen. Jackson who is not on the special said in a separate interview I nor would he announce any ic date week if he In Senate Leader Knowland said he Growers of a jewelry 10 per cent of the to crop in areas Similar damage occurred in the area Sorenson A hailstorm pounded vines there Monday Not in The highly localized storm did no damage in the according to Although the harvest has not on most Biron many growers flooded the bogs floating loose berries to the top where they could be scooped This salvage tion may reduce the crop loss on Hie approximately 200 acres A string of thunderstorms flashed across the state Monday according to the Associated man Police Chief Arthur Buchanan said the diamonds were stolen from the trunk of a car be- longing to Ray V. a salesman for a firm in New York McCombs told Buchanan a black car followed him from neapolis to while They were ot colder weather a forerunner predicted for on his way here to visit a He said he elry store didn't know the precious stones were missing until he called at there was pried were declined daughter Patricia were in whether he has informed any the courtroom Senate leader of a target up its as case the Army against the for the like to see it done this can CLUB Jim 24-year-old University of Wisconsin is the new 4-H Club agent in Wood He took office filling the vacancy created by the promotion of Louis dick to assistant county Everts was raised on a paca County Staff There are four charges against all charging that he collaborated with the If Fleming would face a minimum penalty Candidates File Financial acks any clue to when the discharge to of a maximum will be summoned back of life He said he hasn't yet heard from Watkins and that chard contended he hasn't been in touch ate Democratic Leader Johnson of May Recall Them When the Senate ended its regular session last it au Knowland and Johnson cting to recall senators shot no 1 f Candidates in the primary election have his closing statements at the of- J 4-Un4- t 1___1 ates in me Sept 14 election have filed final Both West Two leading British papers termed It at least a ing point for the nine-power talks opening in London next There was no immediate cial reaction to the outlined by French Premier PI- Mendes-France yesterday in speech before the European Assembly at They included tieing West Germany in a tight European liance that would limit the ing forces of all member states and control their arms Studied in U. S. In a State De- spokesman said the French plan is being studied but no comment would be made im- A few hours later the United States formally accepted Britain's invitation to attend the Sept. 28 London called to thresh out a way to enlist West Germans in Western Prime Minister Winston Churchill called his Cabinet to its regular weekly session The discussion was expected to center around plan and arrangements for the nine-power The French data to interested governments giving full details of proposals was still The first Brit- ish comment appeared in the in- independent Times and the Conservative Daily Tele- he hasn't been in touch with bodily harm Lyndon supported by the what went on war fear of being that fear oi the COUnty clerk cover simply is expenses incurred in the or evidence at the prisoner of Thg amount the Republican 1 Emil shot was spent Voluntary Point newspapers said the French Premier had furnished at least the basis for possible Bui both expressed ings as to the extent ry It was then he opened the trunk and found the jewelry Police said whoever opened the trunk must have had a since no evidence it was They said two cases containing 280 dia- mond and wedding a few loose cut and unmounted dia- monds and several McCombs represents the J. W. Wood a wholesale which placed the value on the lost understand there is a good bility we will be called back Oct. or Oct. 3." Sen. Watkins the the when frosts in low areas arc Temperatures Monday were 6 11 degrees below those of Sunday and the lowest of the day was 62 at ol Weather By midnight the storms had Mown themselves right out of the state and the downright cool weather was in The est reading was 39 al burg and Park Milwaukee with the highest minimum of had its coolest night of the Other lows Superior 40; Kan Claire and Wausau Two Rivers 42; Green Bay 43; Lone Rock and son 45 and Beloit 47. Rainy and cool weather was Ihe story over wide sections of the Midwest today as well as the West while summer continued its late visit in the The kotas and Montana had readings below The Gulf Stales and those on the southern tic shore were in Ihe 70s. This is what apparently McCombs He had lunch at the Superior Hotel grill with Frank Germann of the Germann Jewelry his first stop in the Germann is a former Wisconsin Rapids resident and the son of Mrs. Selina McCombs said he returned to the store to get his sample left there for and put it in Ihe trunk of his Then he remembered that he had failed to pny the luncheon check and returned to the a short distance away to pny it. When he he got in the Defends Move On Farm Curb WASHINGTON Secretary Recount Asked For by Hoerl Notices of petition for a re- count of ballots in the North Wood County Republican bly race were served on County Clerk J. A. Schindler today by Howard attorney for Donald According to the official tally made by the board of county vass Hoerl lost the GOP tion to John S. Crawford by five votes in Tuesday's primary elec Larkin Will Speak Here Kenneth Stevens Point Democratic nominee for congress from the 7th and Edwin Eau Democratic candidate for ant will speak at a meeting of Pulp Sulphite Workers Local 94 at the Labor Temple Larkin will also make a radio speech over which has been tentatively set for 7 of Agriculture Benson said today tion Botn are Marshfield attor politics played no part in his deci- sion last week to case farm duction controls next The secretary told a news con- ference he wished to emphasize that because there had been re- ports that his decision was in- by Republicans ed about the farm vote in the November congressional His action was Benson without any discussion with President White House aides or any tion political The secretary announced last Schindler said he would con vene the canvass board at 9 Wednesday at the Courthouse to begin the recount in the 30 North Wood County precincts compris ing Assembly District No. 1. In their canvass the board members checked Rodeo Hand Injured in 2 Accidents Two men were treated at River view Hospital Monday for ies sustained in separate Alderman Harold 50, 1G20 Oak received a broken right wrist in an accident at the Hiron Division of Consolidated Water Power Paper Co. Com- pany officials said 7-ager's hand accidentally slipped between the oscillating rolls of the coaler of a paper He re- at the hospital Perry S. candidates spent most of today campaigning in Marathon Wednesday they will go from Wisconsin Rapids to and day's itinerary includes Green Lake and with in evening meeting at Friday the nominees will the accuracy of the vote made by local election officials Individual ballots will be re counted The South Wood County Re publican Assembly race was dc favor o Wednesday removal of tions on use of upward of 40 in acres of land to be diverted from such surplus crops as rice and At that time he said in a reply to a that there had been no political pressure for his Benson said his action was in- by a number of including the a reduced corn a new trade law designed to en- by 11 votes in Arthur J. Crowns The Thoma W. McLean of cd he would not ask a wise is not supported by the which receiving he said Kim tbe and spending 294 16 of British military commitments in Europe France might demand as the for consenting to German consider the special findings on a resolution by Flinders to McCarthy for what the r termed conduct unbecoming a A week ago the ial committee of three rats and three Republicans shed taking public he They have been rig the matter behind closed almost daily When a reporter asked said the fear a place where were is of war behalf of all Republican tins to comment on reports the Committee would keep its ngs secret until the Senate Watkins don't think that will be Work Shortage Continues Here Demand for male workers in the Tri-Cities area is still by five ning very according to Ro- had receipts on i Donald un successful North Wood County GOP Assembly re- ported the largest individual He received spent IS and still owes lln the Hoerl for sembly Club reported receipts of which was all spent on the John S. The Times also questioned Britain would accept the of national sovereignty inherent in the to control the sue of ed forces and armament The French put forward DEFENSE 15 votes over of and bert P manager of the expenses of of the State North Wood County local district office Man Forfeits Bond On Tipsy Driving Count Chester W. 43, Rt. 1, forfeited bond day when he failed to appear in Morgan L. court on a charge of while under the influence of Penny was arrested by county police Sept. 12 in the town of Grand Upon his plea ol innocent he was freed on bond Sept. 13. Employment Noting that there is still a plus of men in every employment 5144.30. Clarke said the active Arthur the The third Assembly Republican Urges Atomic Power Plants ATLANTIC N. J. on tne Thomas E a member of Dick town reported spending lhc ferocity J. Crowns Jr. of rf now num. 605. compared with 301 a bers year 605, compared and 696 at the end of spent ago Exactly 192 workers were in jobs during con- in- ments in The was mainly attributable to end of seasonal food processing Move Is Lament in Brooklyn NEW YORK The Brooklyn the faithful and py hometown newspaper of the the The Wood The number of bean placed during the season was up somewhat from last Clarke They totaled figuring each person sent out each day as one Unemployment compensation at the local week in County compared with for Thomas W. who finished 11 votes and owes said today of the H-bomb number needed has shrunk the for world spent Democratic of Party Mary said it received in and spent n outstanding expenses buried the 1954 numbered 105, compared with al League baseball pennant race me amer with this front page streamer to Move The headline was framed in courage export of farm and the new farm law ing for flexible farm price a member ol the suffered the forehead anil Rodeo lacerations of lower lip and a simple fracture of Ihe nose when he was kicked by a horse during Monday night's performance at Witter He was released in rural areas of Waushara read Marquetto Burglars Shoulda Read the Book Iowa If these Melon Theft Restitution Donated to Polio Fund MERRILL his melons thefts to the Two Tired ol having stolen trom his the 13 and 14 were soon Police gave dnd ordered This gel was so pleased with the quick action he turned UK Money over Ihe boys a thorn make done and cr al the oi breakin at the vice would Authorities n their Seed Ser been much more said the burglars Into the seed store early the safe and escaped with about in Hut they threw aside a bank book which in currency tuck between the K HONCi A Chinese merchant from Amoy estimates Nationalist attacks on that Com munist port have killed Chinese Boy to Be Arraigned In Shooting of Father week of August in the last week ol July 1954. For the entire area by the which in- cludes four the figure for the last week in August was 141. 51 more than a month earlier and 258 below the August John town of Sigel who was the unopposed Assembly candidate in North Wood received and spent His in South Wood Arthur IT- Wisconsin reported personal ex- of while the Bi- Treutel for Assembly received and Trent el's incumbent county fro m Unopposed STURGEON BAY Kenneth a 17-yenr-old boy in a family of 12 faced ar- on an undetermined manslaughter charge today after telling authorities he shot his ther to end abuse ol his am sorry I did it. 1 only wanted to stop the wrote Monday in his The of nearby Kgg was jailed Poor County Herbert son quoted Kenneth as saying he killed his be- cause Ihe man was beating Kenneth's the Two older sons are in military police chief for Sturgeon said the unusual demand for clerical ents called for Frank Clarke anticipated that men I in construction would pick up in the next 30 to 60 although he said the recent new construction work has not too many jobs so In the last week there been and neth at a local bowling alley where they worked as He said the boys told him their parents had spent part of day afternoon in a tavern that an argument began way Londo q u o t ed Kenneth Frank as saying the fight chiefly for single girls who can type and do general of- fice Clarke and on the The father after a slug died from ten minutes a gauge shotgun tore through his Four terrified children witness oil the Ten of the Walk er's children live nt Johnson said 15, 12. and 10, saw Kenneth oilier the young were upstairs and tinned father at began to that beat when their the mo At Press Time IN penses ranging ing up to Seen by Hall To prove to the world that such destruction is not the U. S. he urged a effort by the federal government to de- practical electric power from the atom and help hungry areas of the He suggested a good location I for one ol the first such plants would be in Japan only land which has been engulfed in the white flame of the Such a Murray demonstrate to a skeptical and divided world that our interest in nuclear energy is not confined to Declaring that the United States has made little progress in the peacetime atomic us compared to its advances in clear Murray said in an address prepared for the annual convention of the CIO United the U.S.S.R. should win the industrial power the pi ice tag for nuclear power vill be So high indeed he purchaser will he forced his birthrights for mi atomic must happen i tragedy it would be If world in field fell by de- fault into Soviet Leonard Hall Republican national chairman president today prospects for GOP Irol of Congress are nut that the party faces hard a and three key aides con with the President at the N. Y. House for 90 mln demanded Ihe seating They they went upstairs to get the When the pair and when their father son Kril China in the Hulled r's chief ami I he United States and promptly proposed that the issue liaison men with In- shelved for the remainder of Soviet Deputy Foreign ister Andrei V. Vishinsky made Sherman reached across the table for Kenneth said Frank was on the stairs be- hind Kenneth at the time of the approximately 1 Police after Kenneth called from a neighbor's tele only seconds after the ther Assembly ed Its ninth S. Henry Im- mediately made his and asked thai Ihe My Rive It priority over tho At a news conference after meeting Hall said lie and his us sistants had outlined the cal picture to the President we see Hall added that H but It is a Today's political powwow as the President start n flying of the Far West VV mil to lill into Air IIM 1 1 of H fiM wr hiv llf In jtAn nil I ivil a
