Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 13

JANESVILLE, WIS. Ike Campaigns Through Ohio By JACK BELL OBITUARIES ii- (home. The Rev. Donald Francis. Arthur T.

Collins JFootville Plymouth Methodist Arthur T. Collins. 57 of church, officiated and burial was Racine court, a veteran of World I Plymouth cemetery. I JANESVILLE DAILY SEPTEMBER 23, 1932. Jabberwock Soup May Be Future Party Delicacy Aboard Eisenhower Special I.

died at Veterans Memorial. Pallbearers were Frank, qen. Dwight Eisenhower cam-hospital. Wood, at 12:15 Albert. William and Clarence Scid paigning in the home state of Monday.

Mr fYillirx: was born Robert Taft. declared today the Ike Delays Speech: Will Hear Nixon more and John Lewis. COLUMBUS. O. Dwight Eisenhower will delay his Cleveland speech tonight to hear Sen.

Richard Nixon of California broadcast a defence on his private expense account which has created a Truman administraUon is Mary Ann BomeS bv ne had Uvedl Scrviea for Mary Ann Barnes, most life ta Janesville. He infant daughter of Mr. and ii? SucedTb Taft" Disabled Robert Barnes. 12 N. 1 RcpubiicM candidate for gover! 1 American War Veterans.

i street, were held at 1:30 p.m. Mon- Eisenhower press secretary; nor. told a crowd estimated at 1 Surviving are his mother. in the Overton funeral homoJ" nics J' asorty orlors th 3.500 persons at Middletown. it Charles Collins, and a sister.

Mrs. The Rev. Kenneth Burton. Church oroailcast will be piped win be sensational. The Eskimo Ice cream is made is "a deliberate policy of thus ad-'Georgia Dewcv, both of Jancsville.Jof the Nazarene, officiated.

I the hall where hisenhower will! Elsa Shannon is planning to in-thus: By DOROTHY ROE cream may be delicious." AP a 'omra's Editor Here is the recipe for llngcod Want to serve something differ-Eskimo ice cream: ent at your next dinner party? 1 and i. fish with water in the pot and no What about shce-fish soup, RemoVe a he bones from feet, pussy willow greens and, for the fish and break the fish into dessert, lingcod tfish) ice cream? small pieces. Dry the pieces for a The ingredients may be a little while and mix these with Eskimo difficult to find since they include Ice cream. Add seal oil once in a a great deal of blubber and seal while and as much water as you oil but you may be cure the meal need." 3 is "a deliberate policy ministration to deflate money." His father, a brother and a has taken as a slogan "Infla-lpreceded him in death. Frank Ejlenteldt Sr.

tinh is the best policy." he de- Funeral services will be held at XJ I F.ilenfeMt dared. "The Republicans want 8:30 Wednesday in a St honesty in the dollar." iKimball-Nelson funeral home Mar hospital. He I had suffered a heart attack. The body is at the Schulz funeral Kimball-Nelson funeral home and Eisenhower said me GOP wants at a in st church men" isii office jal wi in Mt OUvet men who are too little for; their jobs and too big for their le breeches." The Republican nominee announced he will speak on inflation in a major address in Cleveland tonight. I Eisenhower made no mention of the political squabble over his running mate.

Sen. Richard Nixon of California. May Change Time The time of the general's speech in Cleveland, scheduled at the same hour Nixon goes on television and radio in California may be changed to avoid a conflict, his aides indicated. The Republican presidential nominee, wanned by the torchlight Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday. The rosary will be said at 8 p.

m. home pending arrangements. Adelbert Rcckstroh speak and the GOP prcsidentiai' her friends to such a repast 'Grate reindeer tallow into small nominee will deliver his "address: "hen she and her husband Jack pieces. Add seal oil slowly while after the broadcast. Eisenhower is expected to decide after this broadcast whether Nixon remains on the GOP ticket as his running mate.

Jail Inmate Kills Fellow Prisoner in Racine Lockup RACINE U)-Milton Rutherford, Mark C. Matthews Mark C. Matthews, 89. died Monday afternoon in the Rock County Born in Kentucky Sept. 13, JEFFERSON Adelbert Rock- ign, Mr Matthews was a carpen- stroh, 67, of 513 street, died at tcr and a resident 12:15 p.m.

Monday in his home most 0 his life Surviving is a 35 Racine, was slain early today after suffering a heart attack, daughter, Mrs. Christjanson, Ra- The son of Mr. and Mrs. John tC i nc Itockstroh, he was born Nov. 19, The body is at the Overton fu 1884, in Jefferson.

He was nera home, ployed as a painter and had lived in Jefferson for the past 10 years. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John Bicnfang, Hartford, and cinnati last night, whistle-stopped Preceded through seven Ohio towns on his, a 0 10 toward a major campaign ad- 1 The funeral will be at 2 p.m dress in Cleveland tonight i Oregon coastal town is sharply, niBh 0 a non-support charge. held after his Plan of Village tie divi Jhe ay of Wisconsin products between the general won the Friends may call at tne cnarnbcr of directors in his cell in the city jail Police Inspector John Secanky said another prisoner had gone berserk and clubbed Rutherford with a drain cover. Secanky identified the assailant as Willis Smith.

42, and said he was being held under restraint and still unable to give a coherent account of the killing. Both men are Negroes. Inspector Secanky said Ruther- GOLD BEACH. Ore. lit- or was arrested late Monday Boycott of State Over McCarthy Is get back from their current trip beating with hand.

After some seal to Newfoundland. Labrador. Green-oil has been used, then add a little land and Iceland, where they are water while whipping. Continue singing for American soldiers with adding seal oil and water until a USO-camp show unit. white and fluffy.

Any berries can Elsa and Jack recently made an be added to it" extensive tour of U. S. Army bases A special delicacy described in in Alaska and the Aleutians and the Eskimo cook book is soured brought back with them the only seal liver. This obviously is an Eskimo cook book every printed, acquired taste. like ripe olives, asj It was prepared by students of the is made plain by Agnes Kiyutelluk, Shishmarcf Day School.

Shishma-thc girl student who submitted the rcf, Alaska, with the help and en-recipe: couragement of their teacher, Isa- "Soured seal liver is made in belle B. Bingham. the summer time. Place liver in Elsa, who was raised in Little enamel pot or dish and cover with Rock, says she thinks such blubber. Put in warm place for a Railroad Stocks Spur Stock Market to Good Advance NEW YORK W-Strength in the railroads today whipped the stock market into an advance.

The best gains centered in the rails with the advance pushing to between 2 and 3 points at the outside. The bulk of the list was up fractions to between 1 and 2 points with minus signs scattered and fractional. Trading pepped up on the rise and came to an estimated 1400.000 shares for the day. There were 1.160.000 shares traded Monday. Among the best acting rails were Santa Fe, Southern Railway.

Atlantic Coast Line, and Illinois Central. Amerada Petroleum was well outside the downside range with an opening decline of at 197. It later regained a good bit of the loss. Moving ahead with the rails were many steels, motors, chemicals, air lines, and utilities. PAGE rHIRTEEN.

Closing Markets LIVESTOCK Visitors Beat State School 6-0 Alumni of the Wisconsin School for the Deaf beat local team. 64. in a football; dishes as oogruk flippers and torn-few days until sour. Most of the'g ame Saturday afternoon at the bucksTTM a hSvy' cS tacta cod liver with salmonberries should boys and girls don't like it. field.

Visiting players in-! 5.00 downwards. add an interesting note to her rep-the grown-ups and old people. 11 CHICACO Frogs 90OO; fairly active. rents higher on butchers and steady to cents higher on tcp 3)40: most choice 190-380 lb heavier weights scarce; sows under 3M Iti wno-tiH: MMOO la 17.25. ISM: 400.500 lb 16.23-17.50.

Salable cattle 7.0O0: salable 400; slaughter steers and year Units slow, steady to weak compared with Monday's dull close heifers steady to 50 cents lower; utility ana) commercial cows weak; canners and cutters strong: bulls 50 cents higher: other classes about steady: most choice to low- chotca steers good and heifers 8 utility and commercial cows 16.75-2;.00: canners and cutters 14.00- 1KS0; utility and commercial bulls 20 .00. 2300; commercial to choice vealers 24 i32.ro. Salable sheep Z.0U): spring Iambs slow, about steady with tale Monday; old-crop Iambs and yearllnss 50-75 cents lower; slaughter ewes steady: few good to prime native iprtnz Iambs 23.00-24.50: good to choice slaughter ewes Mtlwaakee Uvestaek MILWAUKEE 1.200: steady to 25 higher: good to choice middleweight and strong-weight butchers 19.73-20.00; top 20.13; light butchers 17.50-19.30; light wwa 18.50-10.00: medium weight sows 16.50-17.50; heavy sows 13.30-16-00: stags U.OO-15.00: boars 10.oo-12.oo. Cattle 8u0: steady: heifers and yearlings choice 29.OK13.00: commercial 2S.00-27.00; utility 21.00-23.00: dairy bred heifers commercial 23.00-2S.00; utility 20.00-22.00: commercial cows 20.0021.00: UUUIV 15.50-18.99; cutters 15.00-16.00: canners 13.no-14.50; bull commercial 22.0-30; utility 18.re-21.00. Calves 1.200; weak; top choice and prime vealers 34.00: good anc choice 27.00-33.09: commercial 23.0o-2fi.00; utility 19.00-22 :00: throwouts 15.00-19.00.

Sheep 300; weak: good choice native lambs 25.0u-26.0Q: fair to medium lambs He was Robert A. Taft. for all Ohioans Cbmmcrcc resolution calling for a had been shot Sunday. GOP nomination and the senator; funeral home. Meantime, the Republican prcsi- Sebastian Hughes dential nominee was pressing thej for Sebas- passed the resolution Sept.

18'AOT6G to Shut Off which called for the boycott as', long as "citizehs of that state continue to support Sen. Joseph Mc- School Water Main ertoire of Southern cooking. Says don't like it either." she: Eskimo desserts include such "Right now we like Southern things as dried salmon eggs and fried chicken better than anything, blackberries with seal oil. tomcod but travel does broaden one's liver with salmonberries and wil- tastes. Who knows? Blubber icelow meat with sugar and seal oil.

Horse Show Winners Named Wisconsin winners in the WHA Fall Wanner Weather Will Follow Fall's Fitting Debut cluded.Eugene Szejna. Philip car. Ray Fitch. Gabriel Vertz and Vodis Robinson, Milwaukee; Fran- CHICAGO steady: receipts CIS Thompson. BarabOO; Guy KeK 410 buvlng prices unchanse ly.

Darien; Bob Sanderson. Har-: 93 score AA 72.3: 92 A TI.5: 90 69.75; 89 varrl- Rnh Nirhnle jinrt car 50 70 5 89 69. vara, BOO iMcnois ana torresi, Egg tops nrm MlUKt about Hanson. Delax-an. Don Reimch, receipts 6.743: wholesale buying prices un- Miiwaukee.

coached the visitors. s. mediums s.i 4I: standards current recelpU State School Briers 1 33S: dirties 32; checks 29. Mrs. Francis Thompson, the for-! cwnwo Poultry mer Catherine Schara of 0 pcemry: accompanied her husband here! Receipts 2.24s coops: f.o.b.

paying prices Saturday to visit friends at the ns cd heavy hens light hens State school. Robert Turluck, Mil-roasters 27-28: fryers or broilers DrCLAVAN A water main Sunday were crossing the grounds of the With an eye to the fitting and: Saturday. proper, the weatherman provided; Jimmie Miller, Janesville, Roundup and Horse held hcrc wisconsjn its to school Monday. announced femperature jn almost attack against Stevenson, his Dem- ti an Hughes were held at 9 a ar ocratic opponent. 'Friday in his farm home and at; one of the directors said he had, imonins Describing himself as having a 9:3 in St.

Patricks Camolic ne utJOT hc Ladies'western horsemanship- passion for peace." Eisenhower churc h. Albany. 0lher communities through- the it was te A a 1 told a cheering crowd of 3.500 per-; The Rev. Andrew Breines offici- takc up lhc a meeting Monday in the school. vor rf i C11 i so the mercury tumbled to 41 college, sons in Cincinnati Music Hall that alc at the requiem high resident said he an-! 3 bv Mavor Fcrnio Hatch nanHeitP this morning in observance of the Mr.

and Stevenson's foreign policy views The Rev. Phillip Leinfelder honed it "et. the session was attended by.fn^rter jRockford, vievvsThe Rev. Phillip Leinfelder the session was attended by rT 'Trh ''occa on re-, hc Rev. A.

W. Fischer in the sanctuan-. Bunal was iboard. Robert Harris. Jciicrson.

secono, wcsiern xonign Ml manchin Allan CMcsxo Totatoes CHICACO ar- re- rivals S3, on traok 405: total U. S. ship- 1 ments 461; supplies moderate: demand moderate: market slightly weaker for Russets, firm for reds: Idaho Rusets S4.3575: Washington Russets S4.50-75: Wisconsin nn thp first full rlav of fall Pontlacs J3.4S. Round Whites 33.00-25. Rus- monins on me iirsi IUII oay or iau.

visited here Saturday. She will 1 sets Triumphs W.SJO. arrived at 8:24 last this week to enter Gallaudetl Washington. D. C.

I -Eggs A targe Mrs. Richard are announcing show a of heart fleering the Truman admtn tions "surrender of initiative" to i St. James' cemetery, ci awS0 a Communists. i Pallbearers, nephews of Mr and doesn Earlier he headed a t. vin- Hnrinr.

ihn n-imnr rocnitrvti Children stock horse Lance Tonight the temperature will birth of a son. James Richard Cabbage red bu 1.25-50. Onions white jumbo thn! Potatoes 10O lb sacks Idaho west side U.S. No. 1 A washed 5.25«): Twin me icmperamre Sept.

19. Mre. Nelson is the fonr.er|^-^- lumber- 1 landscape artist, and John Degan. senior-Allan even closer to the freezing ms a graduate of the fl 5 Burlington, citv engineer. Brodhead.

first; Bob Condon. but it will be warmer Wed-, local srfjool. 1 100.000 See Parade iHughes. were Ralph. and: Vie aidVOTuld con- 1 The problem of water in the pipe, head second.

the forecast promises. A daughter. 2. parade Frank Hughes John Moore. Vin- cat wisconsin chccse Falls 5.00-5.23: Oregon.

russets- a washed 3.3-50: commercial triumphs. Pontlacs U.S. Chippewa Katahdins The COUple has a No. I A washed i2S-50; Commercial umvathftei 1 Trt-'X 00. which Detective Chief George Pear- ce nt Lacey and Ralph Flood cy estimated was seen by 100.000.

Eisenhower chose Taft's home Adolph DlXteQer tovsn to make a blistering attack! on Stevenson. President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson on foreign policy issues. Some of Eisenhower's points of attack were strikingly similar to those Taft has been pounding for years. The nominee's over all theme followed closely that which John Foster Dulles, one of his foreign policy advisers, has been preaching in recent months. Essentially, it consisted of the charge that the Truman administration is drifting from one emergency to another and that its "program of bits and pieces" is permitting Stalin to call the tune for world diplomacy.

Without offering specific solutions for any of the international ills. Eisenhower said his goal is to establish America as "the headquarters of freedom." Seeks World Respect He promised that a Republican unwashed 2.75-3.00. wi morse freezing during the winter resulted tnnfiren SIOCK norse 33.39 is pre dj ted for to-! Mrs. Elizabeth Beltran. Madison.) MADISON Federal-state Martha? he h2ped I from Ia in pipe only 8 feet, barney.

MarIcn and the top tomorrow will started her duties as a teacher New, service reported today Wiseamn would continue to come Beach to enjoy its fishing. no to Cold underground. Subsequently. 5 feet; Scheppcrt, Jefferson, second: west- 65-70. Yesterday's high mark the second preparatory class I of earth were graded from the pleasure horse-Joan was 60.

coldest on Sept. 22 in 18 day. She is a graduate of Milwau- B- face, leaving a covering of 3 first: Allan Laneville.iyears. kee Sta te college. Bible Dedication Sunday in Brodhead head churches will hold a service First President of dedication to observo the publi-, 11 cation of the Revised Standard ver- 01 IimanQ UlcS sion of the Bible.

It will be nt 8: p. m. Sunday in the Evangelical. Degan said that enough water for' Brodhead. second: senior onc-quar-i This morning's 41-degree read-i fire fighting purposes could be ler mile rare-Allan Marshall.

was the coldest Janesville has'. 'tained even if the pipe were shut.Wt. first; Stanley Wallace. Beloit.had since May 29. Collision 0 ff second.

Solid color class-Gordon Rritnnc WolrniTIO ance. Delavan. first: William Cop- 1011,0115 HELSINKI. ley. Milwaukee, second: calf rop- Dianlltl ing contest-Bruce Larkey.

West, VlleUlie WayUU Allis. first; Bob Condon, Brodhead. second: performance American cheese market steady to Arm. cept for longhoms. offerings generally adequate: demand fair to eond.

Selling prices, state points. LCL: single daisies 45H-4 -t: 43 --t6H; square prints midgets 47 -4S '-i. GRAIN Results in $412 Suit A collision in Beloit Dee. 17, 1951. has resulted in the filing of' on reaching more than 2 cents a bnsnel at suits for $412.29 circuit court ln ybeins and more than a cent here.

The action IS that Of Robert in wheat. There were rallies from the tow- LONDON IB welcoming Beloit and his insurance 1 Bea the in CHICACO caused frmla and soybean futures to dip somewhat In light trading today. Losses werf- not particularly heavy. Finland -Kaarlo'ca Mitu-iiikop first- Bruce crowds brou sht tears to the eyes company, against Ervvin Sanborn Favorable crop and growing weather, ii. in.

hl stahlbcrc 87 first nresident Air, of Charlie Chaplin today as the and Dan Savage and their Beloit and general lack of incentive, to buy. U.B. church here with the pnnci- JU J- i Ti La rkp y- wpst second. romprf an returned to the h.i<rino« Irnmcn the main factors in the. downturn, nal add-css by the Rev.

Gene died last night following Three-gaitcd pleasure horse class slness mentw kn0 Lack of export developments discouraged pai aaa.css uy me a uinotc fi land of his birth for the first time Savage and Sanborn Novelty and com traders. Susie Devme. Madison. lrst in 21 years. 1 i cood rain Thp I ihprtv Mutual Co with' Good rains in Texas have Improved the tne Ljoeny mutual witn w(nter 5etdlnc picture ere More Carter, pastor of the Brodhead a lnoss will be he White is insured, is suing VeededrhoweverV in ed 0 o7 1 Fred 'K' MiN 0C 0 2 whn have rontributed services Empire after the Bolshevik Revolu- waukce second- ladies' stock Op mo 1 mo in in parts of the com helt.

are not expected who comnouiea services. i SPr 100, 4, pn I 1-000 jammed around him at Water- coUision with one dnven by Erwin to hurt the com crop. Choirs from the churches will smg. He so rveduinul 192o. when hehorse-Joan Copley.

Mi Joo Stafjon ye inR rjO0d char- Sanborn. White himself has filed- c-sed to is cent, tower ikan The offering, outside of expenses, refused re-election, will be given to the polio fund. EDGERTON administration would (1 "win re- ppr 8 Dickinson street, died Former Collector Adolph Drae- ea fo Not GlUlty first; Rosie McKillins. Beloit sec-', an(J Wc lcome back." ond: senior stock horse-Lloyd, Repeatedly, the 63-year-old use his car. eim 1 'he previous December eom SUIt for $100 for being depnved Of lvra KH tn hi her.

December spect from other peoples. Monday while at work at NEW YORK Ifl-Daniel A. the menace ot inttation, he jij Knway Trailer where he had ij cn formerly the Monday with an enrollment I (31 "establish a foreign policy bpcn gn cmp i ove or 31 years. He second-ranking tax collector, plead- of 13.100 students. Late repistra- 1 (that is, not the product of black- was a bIacksmiIh ed innocent today to a charge of, tions this week are expected to lm TllK vhpn hp maU extorted by the Soviet was bom Wa uwatosa Aug.

eva ding payment of $7,414 in his' boost the total to 13.500. last years untI Jul wn nc have a State Department mat and was man-jed Oct. 2. own income taxes. Trial was set! enrollment.

would work with Congress not in lg9g Menomonce Falls to the for Oct. 6. Bolich formerly was as- 1 bitter conflict and mutual aisuusr former rlrika A hlmann. The cou- si cfant commissioner of internal ShultteboOld LeaOUe but with common sense and com- a for sever- fho then mmmis. 9 nn- W.IV..I1K IIKU IUS uu.

jSI.SiS-U. Oats Veen 'i off to up. De. W. Classes Begm ce sraniey a mer Oona O- Neill, and allege that Sanborn was: to higher.

November Cffl'-- 1 and fced Witll 13100 ROSter IAp a( tl wonderful its wonderful." HrH-imr Mn narctece was 7 cents a hundred pounds lower 2 University to the Beloi MADISON (fl Wisconsin fall semester classes be- to last several months, the come- ril and Em streets, dian replied: "We're just going to. but with common sense ana com-. )p rcsidcd in Waukesha for sever- rev enue under the then commis mon purpose," (5) "substitute can- vc moving to Edgerton 45 si0 ner, Joseph D. Nunan. dor for gudc" and 'not exhaust an itself trying to hide its mistakes.

Hg surv ived by his wife; two clearness of mind Ravrn nd of 3nc sville. and OUSpeiKl UOnuOlS and (6) bring MJlla an3 the steadiness of will in tne 0 Fond du La tw0 i quest for peace. tcrSi Miss Augusta Draeger. Mer-, WM Mrs WASHINGTON W-Thc govem- on Shoe Prices HANSON OPENS OFFICE BELOIT-Leo Hanson, who soc we can, historic ed as Rock county assistant dis- 1 sjgnts cn i resigned to become a candidate for the office, is opening his own office here for the general practice of law. Adopts a New Name Shufflcboard league officers.

tains and tavern keepers at a meet- 1 ing Monday night at Scotty's bar adopted the name. American Shuf- 6-15 tonight the Y. M. C. flcboard League of Janesville, forj the local organization.

A constitu- lion and bylaws were adopted and UOnVeilTlOIl FUlS Faulty Motor Causes Fire Department Run The fire department made a run: SPFAKFP at 8:08 a 0 tn Charles against Charles Maves. now Citv Manager Warren Hvde ice crcam fatior 211 Amarillo. filed today in cir- et- will'be the Ser a dinner cuit court Mrs Maves a Fort At meeting of fe Ys Men's dub 1 employe, and her red 2.30-3!: No. 1 mixed 2.3". '-i.

Com: No. 3 yellow I.TO-l.TOt: 3. 1.C6: No. 4. 1.S54: No.

5. sample grade 1.39V58'ir Oats: No. 1 heavy white S3: No. 1 white 92: No. 2 heavy white S3H: NO.

3 heavy white 91X-93: sample grade heavy white Mares Divorce Suit Filed in Court Here Cruel and inhuman treatment! and desertion since Aug. "22 isjfl y. STOCK MARKET charged by Mrs. Lucille Maves, Edgerton. in the divorce action lashed out at Stevenson with these and nAt today price declarations: great-grandchild.

1 trols on shoes. The Office of Price it was voted to start a 21-week sea-i "It is not hard to find men or, (Continued from Page 1) with one week omitted' cratic party Iat form had approved er motor and the basement a shoe salesman in came filled with smoke. There A fire loss but were married in Edger- was no fire loss but the motor damage was estimated at $33, faint heart But Funeral services will be held at stabili2 ation (OPS) said the action son Oct. i. with one week omitted cratic party pIat 0 nn had approved'NlXOIl fine intellect and faint heart.

Hut 130 Wednesday in the Jones takcn because there is anJbecause of the deer season. Thc' th A yi to rcnlace thel this is no Ume for men of hom0i thc Rov A M. Jupply "of shoes and no pros- next meeting will be held at cPv a Eaw "L- CON, NUCD uPa fined and elaborate indecision. Jd LutiKran church general price increases inller's bar Monday, Sept. 29.

at 8 p. par Zt- lh 1 1 good ha to nemnrratic candidate gave v. Thi. enennncinn 1 ana mar me ncpuoiican party piai- tonight. The Democratic candidate 8 avclficiatinB Burial will be in Prairiethe months ahead.

The suspension his recent San Francisco i us, in WaukeshaJ applies at manufacturing, whole- ud Home cemetery, nouivwim- ec KLt CX fhU ri- Friends may call at the funeral, sale and retail levels. this faintness of heart, this curi ously defensive way of thinking. nome. He was speaking of taxes and he, Steohens said: 'With 85 per cent of our MIS. aiepnens et allocated to defense, it is the.

Katie Stcph- Soviet Union which now fixes the ens. former Brodhead resident. CCB PACK TONIGHT ton May 3. 1940. They are parents of two children.

Tfteff Report Delayed: for hisl'" 00 US Campaigning tonight. Political campaigning kept form favored retention of the law. Nixon remained tight-lipped on; Beloit man so busy that he did not The report emphasized that each.hi a tus with ce chairs mlv st Marv's Cub! membcr of an is frec if he knows it himself. and their narents make his own individual political At he airport he was askerJ for mee? In -without any compulson! he expected the 8:15 p.m. Tuesday.

Movies will be lidecision will be. He climbed up on Evansville Teachers Group Elects Officers Mrs. Frances Francis. Evans- shown and C. W.

"McMillan. Miltonf fulurc 4C0Use of hood of a car with his wife was elected president of thc Junction, will be the speaker. Don-' 00 requires us to express our level of our defense expenditures died Monday in Milwaukee, where Evansvi ji teacher group Mondayald Glj-nn is chairman of the pack 'carefully-considered choice as be- and thus our tax rates." The she had lived for 21 years tell-tale wording of that statement reflects the surrender of the initia tive to the Communists. Issue Evaded? evening in the Crall school. The former Katie Brandt.

er was Mjss Harriet Clark, teacherl ter of Samuel and Rachel Ostran- we Wyler for der Brana-. was born in Green Vyl or 1 county. She was married to Ernest v. her teac -TTeSh SUDDlV "When you ask them for a ra-Stephens in 1898 in Spring Grove, PnVa 1 tional explanation of the disaster and they lived in Brodhead before! in China; they tell you. as the moving to Milwaukee.

Mrs. Democrat candidate did last Surviving are two brothers, two 3 hM rcsiaent "Let's talk about India." jsistcrs and several nieces and' a 3 Rcese "You can well imagine my nephews, including Roy Virginia amazement I read that an Brodhead. and Roger American public figure wwild al-jJanesville. Her husband preceded 0 ri Sst" Map low his appetite for public office folher in death. iSft.SS e.in"g SSzT" inspire the false charge agamstj Funeral services will be held in; iu me that I would encourage and graveside services' that I wwiH encourage the use of, in Greenwood cemetery here at, lelUO 10 guns to achieve any goal of our 1 p.m.

Thursday, thc Rev. J. C. Flower Show Oct 2 foreign policy." I Robertson, of the Congregational Ir "A Senate preparedness subcom- church, officiating. 6 1 18 Benefit club mittee.

headed bv a Democrat, re-' will sponsor a flower show Oct. 2 ports that our air forces todav Louis Light 8 "vn hall. There will have fewer planes than when the TZM tt a of 28 in the Korean War began. But the. Johnstot .11 resident, died at 4 a.m.; Exhibits of hobbies also are sched- mihistration candidate knows Tuesday at the Rock County hospi-j uled.

The club is also planning ter man the subcommittee. He said I nnwram and tea. 'tal two weeks ago: "The fight for 1, Funeral services are pending at stifle critics as the Democrat can- didate did last week with the epi- Xlenry O. JSUtCIier gram that "A wise man does not FORT ATKINSON Henry S. try to hurry Neither Butcher.

89. LaFarge. died a wise man nor a brave man lies in the Stoughton hospital Sunday down on the tracks of history to morning. wait for the train of the future to He was the father of Guy run over him." Butcher, owner of the Pioneer Earlier in the day at Louist ille. Co Fort Atkinson where he was cheered by large crowd in a parade through downtown streets and at a speed, Wes ey program and tea.

Tipsy Train? in a public square. Eisenhower poked fun at the "aristocratic explanations and Harvard words" he said Stevenson was using. Services for Wesley I. Scidmore. Hanover, were held at 2:30 pjn.

Monday In the Overton funeral SAN LUIS POTOSI. Mexico passengers on Train 142 finally got in last night, but it was a hard trip. They left Tampico Sunday night for thc journey that usually takes 12 hours but the train was derailed at Zacate. After six hours, it was back on thc track, only to be derailed again after another three miles. Twelve hours more and it started again.

Then it derailed a third time two miles further on. GREENVILLE. S. C. Ifl-Po- lice had wondered for a long time why it took drunks so long to sober up in the city jail.

Today Jesse James McKinney, the jail janitor, was convicted in Police Court of selling bootleg liquor to prisoners. tween the two presidential candidates." Plan Campaign Fund In another report prepared to get back andget su'cha finej and said: "I've got to talk to the people, To the crowd clustered around him he said: "Patricia and I just want you to know how- wonderful it delivery to the convention, James L. Mc Devitt. director of Labors League for Political Action, asked delegates "to see that every union member under your jurisdiction is given nn opportunity to contribute" funds for activity in the current political campaign. The League is the political arm of the AFL.

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