Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - August 9, 1955, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin C ON S T R U Forty-Second Wisconsin August 9, 1955 Single Copy Seven Koreans Join Demonstration Against Neutral Supervisors SEOUL 4 dred Korean Rhee claims the lent an estimated to 5 munist Poles and Czechs on the 4 QM demonstrators y e s t e r d a y way workers reached Inchon commission are made attempts from Seoul today to reinforce some 300 Neutral Nations Supervisory Com- mission billets on About 700 U.S. soldiers are commission are Today's demonstration was demonstrators besieging the ken up by tear gas bombs and blank the latter fired to frighten the Some of the enraged Ditch Rocket After Explosion ex- plosion rocked the world's fastest j rocket plane seconds before mother ship was to release it high above the Mojave Research pilot Joseph A. 34, scrambled up into the mother a and the rocket plane into the NNSC They Bell repulsed with tear gas j onto a bombing Fifteen American range from Nuclear Power Seen for U.S. Within Next 15 to 20 Years guarding the scene of threw a U. S. guard box at MacArthur's famed Inchon 23 Korean demonstrators were An Air Force spokesman said that the was unable to land ranging from the damaged rocket plane handful to several from jts for fear the the They too were their sitdown protest in i slill carrying highly volatile broke through a cade on the causeway leading to were and jured iii the three An ROK army the east A U.S. 8th Army spokesman ihe That brought to 22 the J man said one had received a number of American had been cut injured since the riots began Jon the head with a rifle and None have been third had been shot in the The Koreans are trying to There was no confirmation from force President Rhee's that the NNSC leave Korea In scene of the most 3 Indicate Interest Vote to Bids for County Shop The blast occurred yesterday 7C seconds before the was to re- Edwards Air Force is quiet the XlA on a test flight above ROK Ultimatum The demonstrations stem from an ultimatum handed by the ROK government to the NNSC Sunday j demanding the group's withdrawal from Korea a The Republic of Korea has been opposed to the NNSC since its creation under the Korean Supposedly tral and created to police the the NNSC is composed of I Czech and Polish The U.N. Command has de- The Wood County Board today voted to for bids town of the old county highway shop after three parties an interest in the Only one firm offer was received Clarence the Reds in the NNSC for j improper activities and for ing inspections in North until the commission is the U.N. Command is bound by the armistice to protect Airmen Happy As Trip Home Is Outlined By GENE KRAMER happy US airmen today officially got the news they prayed for during 32 long months in Communist cap- t this The Air Force said Col. John Discussion of the which including the Communist has been replaced by a new bid from an age on 17th Ave. took up 111., man and his two sons who of the would use the building as a dry and have already petitioned the city to reclassify the site from light to heavy 3rd Ward Supervisor The talks were opened by the appearance of Atty. Lloyd L. j Wisconsin who made the offer as the re- Frank D. Abel said he had James D. previous high offer of 283 was rejected in Interest in the property by a third still was Landy Record To Receive Review Hoist Connie Moves North Fla. Coastal resl nts Qf and South ere laced under ft hurricane on whether the city will approve k d j bj the heavy Austria purchase the property is contingent Knox Arnold and the 10 other fliers freed by Red China last week will leave aboard two 34s tomorrow for Travis Force via Midway and Arriving at Travis Friday they will continue aboard two fast to the military or civilian airports closest They were told they should be home or Sunday at the very The Air Force considered flying them to Travis via Alaska and but the airmen themselves said they wanted to return via the longer Polio Cases in State Contrast Noted Prediction Is Made During Atom Confab By FRANK CAREY GENEVA can scientist told the conference today a good atomic By The Associated Press The number of confirmed polio children 1-4 will be cases in Wisconsin has doubled the first seven months of 1955 in j will be competing with sharp contrast to other about nve weeks of city from coal in the United States lection from the paralyzing polio the next 15 Or 20 Figures released Monday by the Tiie prediction was made to the U. S. Public Health Service a 2G per cenl drop in polio cases inoculations there because it would James A. Lane of the Atomic En- m 10 Midwest stales from Jan. l b s of children ergy Commissions Oak through July 31. al immunization centers national a slow drift of th which could take it bers He pointed out that the located at 330 9th Ave. now zoned for light industrial coast but is adjacent to heavy from Savannah northward were began Protesting lest toward the land just across the road tracks to the Would Hire 25-75 If the purchase the properly and open a they would employ from 25 to 75 the attorney He added WASHINGTON they propose to use electric the Navy Thomas personally Deduce review the record and make fellows are ready now decision on Eugene denied to come in here with a real but they do have another be- in mind where they would have a zoning officials MAKING his road and checking over his baseball and movie tickets is 14-year-old David Soap Box Derby champ who'll leave Wednesday morning for Dave is forward to a fun-filled trip to then a fast ride on Derby Dick Davis of The une will accompany him on the Staff t f Derby Champion Will Leave on Wednesday Throughout the nation the authorities are to keep of polio dropped 28 per cent during the same But in the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis the number of cases has con- to climb alarmingly since July 31. Hushing Aid The foundation said it has rushed j gamma iron lungs and i other equipment to two polio in Wisconsin Outagamie and West a suburb isolated at Employment At New Jobless Dip WASHINGTON ment boomed in July to an emu 41111.3, ot Milwaukee to help meel the time record oE nearly 60 David Wisconsin seven new cases were reported in Outagamie ty increasing the county's total to 120. hardest hit ity in the now has 32 five more than the entire total for the county in its worst previous 1952. Mayor Joseph Bayorgeon said the city is doing everything humanly possible to curb we must ask the Lord a over them the fliers also ids Soap Box Derby and his older they no mass Wednesday morning for They plan to motor to for Prayer can help us lick Irnn tniS given a hurricane The Weather Bureau's storm warning in a special letin on the said Connie was moving toward the j northwest at about 10 or 11 miles an hour and was centered at that hour 470 miles east of and only 370 miles southeast of Cape Little Change It was expected to continue on a north-northwest to north course at j Finishing their rigorous Air Force physical they spurned offers of group Box The trip The schedule calls for departure from Akron on United Airlines this the largest city in the has a total ot 24 cases in- three nea or include air travel from M 331 t 8 30 a.m. Three new cases were tours and in two or where the champ will take ival in Chicago at Monday in the nearby twin cities tours and went m twos activities I his escort of Neenah and Menasha in Win Naval Reserve commission cause his mother was once aj Thomas said yesterday a special j said that Ray a board of officers has been formed director of the Wood County the most to review the case and Landy will leery had assured that and all interests in this area should be given a chance to appear be- fore the No timetable was about the same speed for the next 12 to 18 hours with little change in size or next 12 to 24 hours will be company also was willing to pay remain on the alert for up to He asked at one today and said the that the board make it a Special order of business for the the gay g of Daniel C. who learned last weekend his wife remarried while he was a said he wanted to go out Mrs. Charles a Red Cross grey drove Schmidt off the base in her car to enable him to photograph Japanese the Red Cross 21. of Bradley to give Johnson sailed Sunday on a 30-day to but later withdrew trip as a deckhand aboard the his motion when the highway com- supertanker Western Sun from indicated it would reject Marcus to all current offers and Tex. Uor Some controversy arose over a motion by Supervisor F. George Port that the ty make its own attempt to have the site rezoned to heavy Harvey 7th Ward super- seconded the original He withdrew his second after He was graduated with honors from the Merchant Marine demy at Kings last Friday but stood hands at his while fellow graduates were sworn in as ensigns in the Navy Thomas said according to regular Landy Ward Supervisor Fred for a Navy commission toward suggested that the motion end of his senior And still be amended to have the county according to Thomas that the Benbow's his qualifications were con- rezoning petition be approved by The board against his the Navy secretary No Commission Thomas said by a regular naval ard unanimously decided will Landy then was interviewed by representatives of the Navy Department and the en- tire case was again reviewed by will not recommend anything to the Gee retorted as he withdrew his He said he Rough and abnormally high seas were predicted from Massachusetts southward along the Carolina coast and will become ly rougher and higher as the ricane moves especially in the area from the Carolina Capes to Cape it Could Turn Gordon chief forecaster of the Miami Weather said a trough in front of the high sure area could catch Connie and turn her away from But if the trough moves too fast and Connie arrives a tion can develop that would push the hurricane toward the he Hurricane winds extended out- ward from the center 120 miles to the north and east and 150 miles to the Gales extended out- ward 350 miles to the north and Sheboygan's Chief Quits Walter i i i L f JL police chief in this labor strife jUve in Pre from Sunday after- ids arriving early Monday and his raised tin for to 35. Elsewhere in Ihe i a.m. champ emu ma Thursday wm drive back lo Wisconsin This through Dave will h i s i There is a possibility that the return plans may be Should Dave sweep to a brown racer on al he would Derby Downs in a thrilling called on for several public against approximately 150 other j would postpone entries from the United States and his return home at least a West His escort on the journey will be Dick business manager and I advertising director for The which joins wilh Radio tion and Bethke in sponsoring the local It is required that a submitted his tion today to the board of police pf I LU oring newSpaPer each local champion J and fire effective Oct. 1. A. Matt board chairman said no action would be taken on I the resignation until the regular meeting Aug. 16. Wagner's reasons for resigning were not immediately The action came after Mayor Rudolph Ploetz called a special The itinerary 5 a.m. to in an auto provided by the Chevrolet arriving there about Dental Fees Es Settled Settlement has been reached in a 9-monlh dispute over dental fees to be charged Wood County fare Agreement on a new reported a total of 33 Al though this is much higher tha the total of 20 the city had at th same time last it is two les than were reported in 1952 on Aug 8. Mass inoculations with globulin are underway in Wes West Allis now has 37 polio cases about three times the number this time a year The subur ban Milwaukee County has had five polio Hundreds of children 5-10 year old received shots of gamma glo bulin Monday as West pro gram got Next wee To See Game Wednesday afternoon they will take in a National League baseball subordination on the part of Acting Chief of Police Steen and the generally low morale in the ture Dave's first tas police Heimke has been acting head of the department since Wagner took ner they will view a re- cent development in motion taste of air travel comes on United liner Flight 326 will carry the i It nf of champ and his companion from ins ric oam wara 3oU mues to tne ana a 01 01 ill at- 9-OT a m felt the county should take action east and 150 miles to the ness earlier this Wagner on its own to have the property re- the final up to the county might receive to Buy the regular screening which j if the properly were J r Dr. P. 8lh again recommended 9 that Mr. Landy should not be granted a Landy's mother Mrs. Deborah WOMAN KILLED Landy has acknowledged ship in the Communist party she gave it of her up at the insistence MILWAUKEE Helen 69, Milwaukee was struck ing World War II She said by a car and killed while running from a bus to catch another bus Sticks Tight With Readings Around 50s By The Associated Press Wisconsin enjoyed ils interlude ot pleasant weather again day afler another night for The dropped to 50 degrees al Hales Corners in waukee Counly early while other minimums ranged up to 64 TURNING at Two Others were Green Bay and Madison 53, Lone Rock 54, Wausau 55, Park Falls 56, 58, Eau Claire and Milwaukee 59, Grantsburg 62 and La Crosse 63. nation's coolest spot unseasonably cool throughout the state with maximum temperatures in the 70s. Madison and Beloit recorded tops was with 34. It was of 78 degrees to lead the state while Two Rivers was coolest with 71. broiled under a 107-degree The only rain reported in the 24- hour period ending early today was in the form of sprinkles al The pleasant weather prevailed in most of the northern half of the country but the South was and Wisconsin Weather Partly cloudy tonight with tered showers and local storms and central Somewhat warmer southeast half and cooler northwest Partly cloudy northwest half and turning cooler southeast Low tonight 50-55 extreme extreme High Wednesday 73-78 extreme extreme Local weather facts for 24 hours preceding c Max. 74; min. 55. Germany Ba- varian slate gg o v e r n m e n t an- it will buy a small atomic pile in the United Stales for Cultural Minister August Rucker told a news conference this ican will be set up in the laboratory of Munich's nuclear physics institute as soon as will be used in the ance of nuclear Prof. Rocker not for the com- production of He did not disclose details of the prospective Suggest Revision Of U.N. Charter WASHINGTON A Special Senate subcommittee ed today that President er consider asking revision of the United Nations charter even Soviet Russia is The headed by chairman George of the Foreign Re- lations saw a ity of developing acceptable and mechanisms for peace than those which now And it said modifications in the U. N. might enable the world lo adequately meet the threat of destruction which nuclear weap ons pose for FLOODS HIT East Pakistan were homeless today as slowly ig floodwaters crepi over parts of returned to the city Akron al The board also received a land within a few hundred of resignation from Sgt. Martin of the hill where the big a member of the is ment for 22 No action from the airport under on that Dave will be in- Alderman Dales has to cheering crowds at the the police then whisked off of violence in a with the 16-month-old Kohler camp outside of Davis strike at nearby Local headquarter at the of the CIO United Auto where accommodations will called the strike over contract be provided for the Mr. and Mrs. Gene W. Germany Studies To Halt Creeping Germany West is now under discussion by fearful of signs of a and business ing inflation is moving fast business men fear that re- keep its spectacular superimposed on the joom from getting out of boom will create serious With the nation's economic of chine working at full Germany this year is prices are slowly labor the buildup of a seeking higher Although the buying is credit will provide the bulk of the bank loans are Germany's basic steel industries in the months electric power are unable to will be called on to add up with production to their The nation is near full order The number of jobless and materials just hit the lowest point in and steel hoarding are showing Coal prices Government and business increased on May 1 and steel ers agree that runaway on June i. In the consumer is not an immediate mik and bicycle prices have as a first slep in a moderate The economic re- inflation the Bank institute predicts further scher the nation's increases during the tral has increased the for gasoline and diesel rate from three to three and been raised to provide funds half per cent to discourage highway Rents for housing are going up 10 to 20 What further action will be under a hew to be retroactive to Aug. 1, was announced following an informal meeting Monday between of the Wood County Dental Society and Welfare tor Harry Precious said the new contract calls for a charges for slight increase in most dental notably fillings and He expressed his satisfaction with the new terms he represent an ly 15 per cent increase over fees formerly He noted that it was the first increase in dental fees effecting the welfare ment since March of 1949. Negotiations on a schedule have been in progress since the first of the Late in 1954 the dental society notified the welfare ment that it was terminating the 1949 contract and instituting a new Delay Talks With Reds scheduled meeting between th ambassadors of the United State and Communist China has bee postponed until Thursday at Re It was believed Red China Wang required more to confer with his government o yesterday's 2Mi-liour The ambassadors failed yeste day in their fourth attempt I agree on the release of 40 Amei while the number of jobless dipped elow the government The fifth successive monthly rise employment carried the tota f jobholders to or million above the previous et only one month earlier is three million above u ear oung Workers Extraordinarily brisk hiring of released from school much of the the and Commerce aid in a joint They added he employment of adults in most up better than usual for this time of a unemployment is normally stable in went down by to 2M> ion and is now almost a million lower than a year the re- port The tally of jobless was as against in rate of employment in- crease during the past five months has not been matched since the reconversion period of Secretary of Commerce Weeks and Secretary of Labor Mitchell said in the joint Add 5 Million They reported about five million persons been added to the employed total since February 1955, as compared with an average spring and summer rise of three million in the 1947-54 Only 3.7 per cent of the total civilian labor bered job as against 4 per cent a month ago and 5.3 per cent a year Almost the entire job increase in the occurred in ing Total nonfarm em- as counted by the sus rose by to 57 a record of the Very Promising all available economic and technical information at its fase Lane is evident that the outlook for scale nuclear power in the United States is very Reporting at the same ence two Russian indicated such an atomic plant as the station the Soviet Union now is operating can best be utilized in areas re- mote from coal supplies or only low grade coal is Giving the first detailed account of the Russian nuclear D. I. and N. A. Nikolayev conceded that the electricity it is turning out costs more than the output of large burning Soviet But they ins Noted atomic power station now is already more profitable than a coal station in regions situated far from coal mines or than coal tions operating on low quality Lane told the conference a re- view of published estimates of the capital cost of combined with projected Nab Ex-Convict For Cafe Holdup MINNEAPOLIS 30 year old ex-convict sought for ing in a cafe was had led him to conclude is a good bility that nuclear power costs in the range of four to seven mills per kilowatt hour will be realized within the next 15 or 20 these power he nuclear plants will compete for an appreciable fraction of all new plants built by 1975, the total con- struction costs of which may amount to between 4 billion and 30 billion AEC Project present U. S. reactor de- velopment program now being ried out in the laboratories of the Atomic Energy Commission and ay various industrial concerns throughout the country is aimed at such an He said the AEC is now ing or contemplating five ent types of prototype or plant building of these prototype power plants will not only provide information leading to reduced but will also permit a more realistic evaluation of the bility of nuclear energy for larger scale power he Present he are that the net fuel costs in all of the reactors being after taking credit for new able fuel material produced at tha same time power is will be low enough to make captured Monday night after a loop drug store Detective Captain Clarence said Martin J. Wallace de- cans held in but an nied the cafe McLaskey The schedule submitted was im- mediately rejected by the Terms which were i finally agreed upon were worked at a meeting of the dental committee and the county board of public welfare a month Members of the committee resenting the Wood County ial Society in the negotiations were Drs. T. W. Donald and all Woman Is Driver Hurt 1 Mrs. Maynard 27, of nearby Pleasant was killed and a truck driver was critically injured today in a highway collision just west of Mrs. Anderson's car collided with the truck driven by Paul 24, of Route 4, clear powered electricity tive with Arc Optimistic Noting that five American trial groups are planning a program than tha by building five scale declared that among experts estimating the eco- nomic prospects for such optimists outweigh the Lane's over-all conclusion for his report was all available economic and technical information at its face it is evident that the outlook for large-scale nuclear power in the United States is very The Russian besides saying that their small-sized com- reactor provides a Grounds improvement plans told the board members that theling point for nuclear power ini -i i r 11 it cial Communist source said was In reply to Hie U.S. demands for release of the the source the Chinese asked for a list of Chinese nationals in the United Stales and proposed that India represent Red China's in- in mailers of said Wallace I'd be out on a two-bit drugstore holdup if I had stashed The cafe loot was first estimated at Two answering a holdup seized Wallace two blocks from the robbed drug He had in a brief Grounds Improvements at Schools Get Board Okay the new G. W. Mead School and for Ihe lo Ihe Howe School were approved Monday night by the Wisconsin Rapids Board of cosl of the improvements faculty for Ihe 1955-56 school term is almost with only one vacancy still Miss Coleen Guth of Baraboo has been hired to teach English and in dramatics and was estimated by chairman of the John at Lincoln High re- building and placing Darrow Fox who resigned grounds al Included in cost was a figure of for filling and levelling the south half of the She has Baraboo taught at and Still vacant is the primary by Mrs. block on which Ihe Edison School leaching held is located to provide who has parking facilities near Ihe Mead i signed because of poor re- The plans call for necessary lawn and at the Howe School wilh re- i moval of a Iree and wall I near Saratoga St. lo Dead as j ing of Ihe Al Ihe Mead lawn II was to list and call for bids on bus lalion for the members agreeing that the successful bidder would have lo supply buses for long A request from the Central j LUC i NAGASAKI Japan Three sidewalks will be put in between ibor Union for use of the hundred thousand Japanese the school building and fnr fnr 1 31SO in the said sia's operating experience with it be of help also to interested in the wide use of atomic energy for peaceful dirge From early mornin they had I a entrance and for smoking come with incense and flowers in memory of the who died in world's second 10 years ago the bicycle rack The on condition that garten play area will be partially renting organization post i I coin tn Superintendent R. E. a j bond To cover possible Clausen GOOD The White House Conference on called by President for is good news to e- parent worried about our Conference will take stock of the j lems that schools across the in You can help by joining your tors in local conferences on Make your voice schools a For free 2 West New fcj Published as a public strike m The
