Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - May 12, 1955, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin TNI Per Partly widely north rain portion Friday and Local facts for 24 hours Max. min. ffa N Don't Take Chances Drive With Care Forty-Second Wisconsin May Single Copy Seven Cents Ike May Find Tough Bargaining During Meet With Bulganin By JOHN M. WASHINGTON Eisenhower may find himself involved in harder bargaining than he seems to expect if when he sits down with Russian Premier Nikolai Bulganin at Big Four Bulganin may press a whole set of basic demands out- lined in a new program for disarmament and ending the cold war which Moscow made public Tuesday A word of caution against approaching any talks with defeatist came today from Chairman George of the Senate Foreign Relations who had urged such talks at a time when Eisenhower was cool to the said the administration should take the in its His comments were obviously prompted by Eisenhower's ment Wednesday that his willingness to meet with the heads of state of France and Russia was based in part on vague feeling some good might come out of such a thing that is disturbing to George whether we are moving with any real conviction to take the rather than just I must recognize all the possibilities of failure in A 1C Head-On Crash on Highway 13-73 Takes Lives of Two Girl Hurt n if Reached on such but we have a not a defeatist attitude toward it. If we are going to anything in the we have to have A a positive attitude and I'm afraid fid we don't have it Eisenhower told his news con Austria Big ference that if the Four reached agreement today on Big Four foreign ministers agree an Austrian independence a top level conference would be A communique he is willing to Hei 'The conference of the made it clear he would expect of the Union of Soviet no decisions but only a Socialist Republics the United tion of lines along which the United States ofi foreign ministers subsequently America and the French might seek detailed with the participation of re- Bulganin will not necessarily of Austria has take the same The completed its work oni TWO DIE IN wreckage is almost duplicated in these two autos which were Involved in a head-on crash Wednesday afternoon on Highways 13-73. The drivers of Rev. Peter of Nekoosa and Edmund Gust of Wisconsin fatally Miss Eva a passenger in the car in the is at Riverview pital with serious Dept. ord of wartime conferences cates the Russians go to such meetings to get something con- Experts here believe that just as Eisenhower may urge ganin to use his influence to get a ceasefire in the Formosa so Bulganin may press hower to reconsider plans for the aiming of West Senate Okays Sanatorium Aid Proposal MADISON voice the Wisconsin Senate passed a the text of the state treaty for the Scouts to If At County Camporee reestablishment of an dent and democratic Full unanimity has been reached on all articles of the draft ambassadors of the powers and Austrian Some 300 Boy Scouts fromi the North and South demonstrations pertaining tive will meet at a.m. tomor County districts are expected to this weekend which ises to provide the campers with row to consider 'the technical entertainment and valuable questions connected with according to Lloyd correlation of the treaty texts in all four the end of this the foreign ministers of the Union of Soviet Socialist the United the United States of America and the French Republic with the participation of the representatives of tria in the examination and signature of the Austrian state camp Based on a theme of vation and Good as claimed recently by President the will get underway Friday at 4 p.m. and will conclude by Sunday to outdoor living will be ed. Subjects to be covered in- clude water and soil timber tinfoil tree putting up and insect Scouts will gather around a large campfire Saturday ning for stories and other After a sound sleep beneath the church The event is sponsored by ices will be conducted at the Troop 72, First Congregational Representing more than 20 troops in the two the Ratification will mean today giving Douglas Austria will be and ty about in additional for the first time in 17 payments from other Some troops of ties to pay for care of and the West will in Agreement was reached after nine days of difficult negotiations tnat scouts stress off ture and roughing losis mental patients Douglas The action was messaged im- mediately to It followed the which it was feared earlier day might break For the a recommendation three days the ambassadors of the Senate Committee on and of the four powers had been Klinger Particular attention will be given to the matter of outdoor with all campers in- not to bring any canned Only raw materials will be used by the scouts to satisfy their Klinger deadlocked on a Western demand iand ratings of the scouts wil be which held a public hearing the Russians put into the 3. The was introduced by the Legislature's Joint Committee on The measure sets treaty economic concessions granted the Austrians during in Moscow last up a Western informants said the pattern for per capita cost of Russians finally gave way to the care and maintenance for the western thus paving the patients who are treated at the waY the actual Douglas County The was requested by the governor's office and had the proval of the Wisconsin County Assn. Current law does not permit Douglas County to use on its buildings and change the primary equipment in figuring per capita election date and to prevent cost of patient care for stations from giving trading brought from other As i stamps were killed by the a the county has had to bly bear an undue share of the Both measures were rejected operating costs at the by voice votes without debate or Kill Election Date Changes MADISON Proposals toil hanee the Wisconsin based on their willingness to comply with these evening will be setting up their tents and and getting their campsites in Saturday a camp Sunday morning and then the scouts will camp and return to their homes er's cooking once Promote 3 at Three promotions at gam Division of Consolidated Water Power Paper Co. were announced today by Frank R. division William S. formerly plant has been pied with the incoming campers appointed assistant division Wallace E. plant has been ed to plant and ining a stration on fighting fires will be Percy chemical has been named technical super- given by Tim area fire warden of the Wisconsin Con- servation In the afternoon a series of on Visit To Ike's Office WASHINGTON James C. only one in Wisconsin out- side Milwaukee County that treats such The new system would pre- vail only for fiscal years of 1954-55, 1955-56 and 1956-57. White House press relented today and lifted a ban against reporters Red Chinese Pledge Help Poland Com- munist China pledged today that she will fight alongside the viet Union and her allies if war is unleashed in Peng Red China's de- fense minister and deputy prime made that declaration in the of the Peiping at a session QJ a saw conference called to lish an Eastern defense tion to rival the North Atlantic Treaty Organization set up by the Peng also declared Peiping stands firmly for peaceful He said his government is ready to negotiate on any in- differences ing But he warned that sober military it should be firmly understood that the current balance of forces hangs in favor of the of peace and Brodie Twin Is Making Slow Report CHICAGO Rodney survivor of an operation thai him from his Siamese continued to make That was the latest report from the Illinois Research was taken there last week from his home near 111., and found to be suffering from a brain and followed President Eisenhower's of committees that held public hearings on the The to change the voting time from the present second Tuesday in September to the third Tuesday in June was by seven Supporters claimed there was need for more time between the period when candidates are and finally selected in The trading stamp was of- by Romell The stamps are given by some service station operators for chases of motor fuel and other Stamps can be re- deemed for I apparently blew my Hagerty said with a am entitled to blow my top once in a but let's for- get In reply to a he ed with another grin that the ban was lifted I blow my top Hagerty said Wednesday re- porters would be banned from office because they overheard a conversation there between the President and tary of Welfare The re- porters had been let into the of- fice while photographers were taking pictures of the Congregationalists to Accept Offer of Estate a graduate of the In- of Paper with a master's joined in 1946 as research engineer following eight experience in the paper in- He was appointed plant superintendent in 1948, holding that position until the present Sydanmaa received a B. S. de- gree in mechanical engineering at Michigan College of Mining Technology in 1938. He had been employed by the Chicago Screw Co. as master mechanic for four years prior to ing as plant eer in 1946. In addition to his new Sydanmaa will continue supervision of engineering and maintenance Cox joined department in 1953 and was transferred to the Division in 1954. He received an M. S. degree in ical engineering from Michigan College of Mining Technology in 1942 and served as ment engineer for Cornell per Products prior to coming An overwhelming majority vote was cast this morning the offer of the Ingram Estate in Eau Claire as a Home For the Aging in the final ness session of the Wisconsin Congregational The action was taken on con- dition that the Congregational group raise for ing expenses before May 1956. Each state congregation will be asked to accept local goals not less than 10 per cent of the cal operating Goals are to be reported at association meetings this Each tion will be to create motional committees to work with the local The formerly the home of the late Mr. and Mrs. Erskine B. was offered to the conference by their son O. H. 9 WILLIAM SMITH Boost Pay of Utility Crews By 4 Per Cent The pay schedule of water and light department employes who are on an hourly basis was ad justed to conform with the 4 per cent wage boost given workers of Consolidated Water Power Paper in action by the Water Light Commission at a meeting Wednesday Retroactive to May 2, the in- crease does not include supervis ory or office employes of the de nor does it include fil ter plant Study Fringe Benefits The commissioners action various fringe benefits which were the Con These benefits involve vacation schedules and pay for days taken off by an employe in the event of a death in his immediate Most of the opposition arose to the latter provision because i1 did not specify just how many days would be allowed in ent The Consolidated con- tract grants up to three days off for think this should be clarified Commissioner A. E Bark it doesn't say in what cases or three off with pay will be Much of the two-hour meeting was devoted to studying bids which were opened at the last for street lighting equip ment on 2nd Ave. S. Accept Bid After Vilas water and light department superintendent made a telephone call to the Westinghouse Supply Co. in Green and confirmed that company's it was ed as the low bid among eight The bid from Westinghouse amounted to which ered the cost of 47 light ballast and sory The commission granted a re- quest from Boy Scout Troop 72 for the old buildings which house five abandoned wells in the town of Grand The scouts want the lumber from the buildings for use in developing Camp Rev. Peter Edmund Gust Are Accident Victims The crushing impact of a head-on auto collision snuffed out two lives Wednesday and seriously injured a third son involved in the crash on Highways 13-73, six miles west of Wisconsin Killed instantly was the Rev. Peter J. 65, who recently took over the pastorate of the East Nekoosa Assembly of God Edmund A. 34, 501 E. Daly died at Riverview Hospital at p.m. from in- juries received in the accident seven hours Girl Is Injured Seriously injured was Miss Eva L. 17, Rt. 2, daughter of Mrs. Glen Her condition is ed The crash occurred on an open stretch of highway about 4 p.m. According REV. PETER to Officer Dave the Rev. Mr. traveling came up behind a slowly moving auto which was following a farm tractor being driven on the right shoulder of the Sharkey said witnesses told him the auto swung into the left lane to pass and collided squarely with the westbound Gust Skid marks left by the minister's car measured 147 feet in the left the investigating officer Loss Is Being The two cars locked the front end of each pushed back almost to the door Damage was set at Miss an employe at the Bethel Convalescent Home in was being returned to her the Rev. Mr. the crash She was thrown to the pavement by the impact and suffered of both a cerebral concussion and lacerations to the throat and Dr. C. J. Ryan of one of the first to arrive on the pronounced the Rev. Mr. dead and assisted with the transfer of Gust and Miss gher to the city The minister suffered crushing chest and Gust sustained sev ere head injuries and fractures of both The two fatalities raised Wood County's highway death toll lor 1955 to GUST RITES Funeral services for Mr. Gust have been arranged for afternoon at St. Luke's Lutheran Church with the Rev. L. F. Schneider Inter- ment will follow in Forest Hill Fieldman for the Dairy Herd Improvement Mr. Gust had his office and laboratory in the Wood Extension He was born at Stratford on March 9, 1921, and came to Wis consin Rapids in 1946 after serv ing four years in World War seeing action in the South Pacific On Aug. 21, 194S, he married Gertrude Schroedel in the town of Surviving are his Mr. and Mrs. Otto his two Marilyn and two Edmund Jr. and three 9 Standby Powers for Ike On Vaccine Are Pushed WASHINGTON A move was gaining momentum in Con- eral is senior gress today to give President can on the House Banking Com standby powers which is considering a clamp controls over distribution and prices of Salk polio Rep. Wolcott said the proposal seems to be a py between contra- wide variety of vaccine control Committee Chairman Spence said standby controls well be the best demands for only he was not ready to commit tary guides and for and immediate Rep. Davidson another He said he thought standby powers should be satisfactory to the Eisenhower which has opposed federal con- so usually a foe of Brazeau Quits Hospital Post Bernard C. Brazeau announced today that he has resigned as a member of the board of trustees of Riverview and that his post ds board president will be filled by Thomas Both are from Wisconsin The resignation was tendered at a meeting of the trustees Brazeau said he asked that it become effective June 1. He said that because of his many other duties didn't feel I could devote my full efforts to the hos In addition to the election of Duda to the the board named Mrs. John Port as a trustee to fill the vacancy to be created by Brazeau's Both Duda and Brazeau have been hospital directors since Dec. 19, 1950. At that time president of the First National over the presidency from George W. secretary and assistant treasurer at Consolidated Water Power Paper has been hospital He served the hospital board as a financial advisor for 10 years prior to his appointment as a There are seven members the hospital They serve on a voluntary END WALKOUT LONDON Striking men along the Mersey River wa- have voted to return to work ending a seven-day walkout that has paralyzed the port of Negotiations on their demands for higher pay and shorter working hours will committee said ment for standby control powers is among both Re- publican and Democrats and he is convinced Congress will prove These comments came today 1. The Public Health Service continued an spot recheck of vaccine manufacturing at the Parke Davis and Co. laboratories in the first of five to be geon General Leonard Scheele has called for a halt in wide vaccination of dren pending these 2. Scheele agreed to go before the Banking Committee tomorrow to explain the situation 3.'Some House members fired growing criticism at Mrs. Oveta Gulp secretary of education and who has general supervision over the lic Health which Scheele 4. A Public Health service count showed the number of confirmed polio cases among children ready has risen to 62, out of an estimated five million children who have received the 5. Parke Davis and Co. said it has developed what it expects to b6 an improved version of the and is testing it in De- Witt 111. It said a new substance has been added to slow down absorption into the blood stream should both increase the effectiveness and provide a longer period of im- a company spokesman Mystery Object From Sky Narrowly Misses Local Woman in Was It a Eden Hints Draft May Be Cut in England England Prime Minister Eden said today if gress is made in talks with sia he hopes to reduce the two- year draft period British youths must serve in it would be inal weaken ourselves before the negotiations Eden said in a campaign He was replying to a call by bor Party Leader Clement Attlee Wednesday night for shorter vice by Ike to Spend Weekend At Gettysburg Farm WASHINGTON President Eisenhower will join his wife and mother-in-law tomorrow for a weekend at the family's new country home at Pa. The President plans 1o drive to his farm there after a cabinet meeting at the White House morrow i That strange things can pen in Wisconsin Rapids was the belief of an young housewife when she stepped out- side her home Wednesday after- noon for a bit of fresh air and and narrowly missed being hit by an unidentified ob- ject which seemingly dropped from the Mrs. Alex 2nd St. said she believe nor can I expect anyone else to believe but it appears she was the witness to one of those rare instances of a falling went outside about 1 o'clock and happened to glance at the sky when I saw what I thought was a bird descending she The of a size to fit in the palm of her fell about two feet from where she was was so stunned I didn't know what but I ed over to see what it and as I was about to pick it it gave off some intense rays of so I just let it Mrs. Budzinski I sat awhile watching it and trying to figure out what I went t Showers Fall In the North By The Associated Press Light showers dampened tions of the northern part of Wisconsin early today with the warmer Wausau had the most quarter of an with Eau Green Wausau and also reporting light Eau Park Falls and Milwaukee the state's warmest spots during the night as the mercury stopped its slide at 50 While 22 de- gree weather hit it was 41 in the re- 45 at La 46 at Be- 47 at Madison and 49 at Green Maximums Wednesday were in the 70s, with Madison recording a top of 78 and Green Bay 70. The temperature hit an even 100 in the nation's two warmest cities and Ariz. Rain fell in many parts of the country including sections of the South already pelted by rain and windstorm for several NEAR Alex is pointing to the object which she said foil out of the sky and landed within two feet of where she was Wednesday Staff 40 Foreign Ministers May Attend U. N. Meet UNITED N. Y. As many as 40 foreign ministers may attend the 10th anniversary meetings of the United Nations in San the U. N. said There are 60 nations in the U.N. So IS foreign In- Secretary of and French Foreign An- toine have notified the U.N. they intend to go to the June 20-26
