Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 26

26 Monday, October 6, 1952 Green Bay Press-Gazette A 1 1 V.3 -OS -N I. 4. i I Jilt Is I I Tl cf r-- McCarthy Quizzed By Teenage Audience Joseph McCarthy answers questions of a group of teenaped youngsteis from the studio audience of NBC's "Youth Wants to Know 'elevision show Chicago Sunday. He declared the United States should either "win the war in Korea quickly, or get out." AP Wirephoto) Start Over-Water Hop of the 82 F-84G thunder jets of the 27th Fighter-Escort Wir.fi enrnute to join the lar Fast Air Forces are shown lined up at Travis Air Force base in California Sunday for their takeoff to Hickam leld. Hawaii Forty-four planes were in the first group and the remainder were scheduled to leave today.

-The jets are refueled flight over the ocean. The 27th Wing will relieve the 31st Wing, now- in action over Korea, which made the first ma. jet hop across the Pacific in July. (AP Wirephoto) Around Town THE COUN'CIIS FINANCEj committee will meet at to-1 hall council i niKht in the city chambers. DISABLED AMERICAN YETEU-ans and auxiliary will meet in' the clubrooms on Mam street at 8 o'clock Tuesday night.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF. I5ellin Nurses Alumnae will be: held at Wesley hall at 8 o'clock i Tuesday night. 'A 7 THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF the Federated Trades Council will meet at 8:15 Tuesday night in the Labor Temple. ORGANIZED SURFACE Division 9-209, U. S.

Naval Reserve, will hold regular drill at the training center at 7:30 tonight. THE CENTRAL CATHOLIC FA- A a -fee 8f ther's club will recite the rosary at 7:30 tonight at the Coad Funeral home for Henry Vande Hei. All members, sons and friends are asked to attend. THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF Eagles will hold an important meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at their club rooms, 1031 Main street. Refreshments will be served.

i Kta-I'agc Proposal Helen Caristo displays a 90-foot-lnng letter proposing a Christmas marriage that she received from Pvt. Joe Pellegrino in Korea. The letter consisted of 103 pages, cost 80 cents to mail, and took two hours to read. Helen, who lives in Rochester, N. accepted the marriage proposition in an 18-page reply.

(AP Wirephoto) MSGR. WILLIAM KiERNAN will conduct an "inquiry class" lor all persons interested in the Catholic religion starting at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the Church of the Annunciation school library. Nixon dreets Canine Supporter U. S. Senator Richard Nixon, GOP vicr-presidential candidate, pauses to shake paw of Whitey, an albino boxer wearing a jacket o'ecorated with the words, "Ike and Dick," near the entrance to the rally honoring Nixon and Delaware's GOP candidates in the November election, at Wilmington, Del.

Nixon's joking comment on Lindbergh's Son Hack From Sca Expedition John Lindbergh, 20-year-old son of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, holds a plankton net as he sits on a rail of ocean-going tug Kevin Moran on his return Sunday to Hoboken, N. from a oeeanographic expedition. Lindbergh, a student of biology at Stanford university, was a student member of the expedition headed by Dr.

W. Maurice Ewing of Columbia university. Planktons caught in net are tiny marine animals which are the main food of sea creatures. (AP Wirephoto) addressed rally which Nixon seeing the dog was, "At least the dogs are with us." The wound up his whirlwind tour of Maryland and Delaware. (AP Wirephoto) THE BROWN COUNTY HISTOR-ical society will meet at 7:30 Wednesday evening at the Neville public museum, instead of Tavern Operators Plead Guilty in Guardian Angel League To Dine -it.

i 3 At Museum Tuesday, as announced previ-j ouslv. Miss Kittv Bvram will'pk. I I discuss "The Life and Times of Ul filler Will 11 0110 Court at Shawano The Rev. Adolph Dolezel, assist Jacques Porlier." Temperature Breaks Mark U. S.

Senator Alexander Wiley ant at the Guardian Angel school: un warn Mrs. Doyle Friday S. MILWAUKEE 'will make the second of two ap- Raymond Gloecker, of and home at Oneida, will be thei Special to Press-Gazette speaker at the annual fall dinner, SHAWANO. Wis. Two Shaw- forfeited $25 bail in noliee court tonight 'won tne lust nunou or merit in ipearances in Green Bay 1 Wednesday evening of the Guard-.

c.ountv tavernkeepers were were at record jian Angel league, which begins by jude C. jj. Dillett after this morning on a drunk and Mrs. Ruth Doyle, Democratic disorderly charge. i i 1 a lor the otlice ol state ran-M Mike Sullivan.

treasurer, will be honored at a Temperature when he sneaks at the courthouse: i T4, eastern Wisconsin Art Annuah at 8 clock on the subiect Its', lows for the fifth consecutive The dinner will Of IieiU dl irniltv to i-hanwt Time for a Change Council Will Also Get Proposal for Combining Offices Escanaba, 30 days in the county dinner at the Beaumont hotel at'm Green Bay today, according to the home, and reservations hf lnratu fliviinn in the Neville museum. The win-! senior, )i(, This noon, Wisconsin's reforestation camp. and evtnmK, un. "'(he weather bureau, which this evening with Mrs. Martin Andre, Antigo, 15 days.

Sam'was announced today by M''s- ports that the readings are aver-Koej)pen, llfi N. Webster avenue; Simon. Milwaukee, was Vviechers, chairman of ngjng about 20 degrees below nor-'Mrs. Jacob Barron, 719 W. Walnut senator was scheduled to speak at' kiuanis rhih nipptmfi at the agents.

Mrs. Mabel Rosenow, operator of a tavern at Thornton, town of ed to 15 days in the county jail. mal. or ivirs. tienry deemster, RR.hniond, was fined $150 for tli- howevrr.

gani.mg commiuee. Prosnccts are. N. Broadway street, un rere. luting liquor.

Alfred (Pug) Kuhu, Morgan, town of Red Springs, was fined $100 for keeping and managing a wheel for gambling pur- Hotel Northland. Members of: The second award was to, Oidmanccs under winch city service clubs in Green Bay'f- LRy, West De Pere, tor, ward boundaries will be slutted an(( Pere were invited to at- ni painting, "Engine House ami the number of wards in- t.nc. Sen. Wiley is a former dis-'1-" thud to Loraine Dury. creased by two and which governor of Kiwanis.

Green Bay, for "Bridge bine the otfices of alderman and! Brown Countv Young mention in this classi-j supervisor were being prepared jcans are sponsoring went to Margaret Last forj today for presentation to the chy meeting The public is invited to 'K'r landscape, "August," andj A native of Czechoslovakia, the Rev. Dolezel came to this country about two years ago in time to es- 'Pses. umcers saia ne pianneu lo council 1 uesday night. lattend iLaona browns liower piiinting Redistrictmg of wards will con-' Sen. Wiley is a member of thcitled "Welcome." Mrs.

Last and form with a resolution approved isenate judiciary committee andMrs- Brown live in Green Bay. nir. i.vcr..-i un. i i.iii.T ot temperatures will begin lo get a death of William Marto. 17, at a meeting of the group at the uttle warmer Tuesday afternoon, Oneida, route 1, who died last home of Mrs.

John Reynolds, a Migh of 53 degrees is from a skull fracture sus-; Brown county Democratic can- pected. tained in an auto accident chelates and their wives will be; Tne lowest overnight reading month ago, will be held in thojintroduced at the dinner 23.8 degrees at 1:30 this morn-municipal courtroom at 2 Reservations may be made by jng broke a 25-degree record o'clock Wednesday afternoon, 'calling Mrs. Reynolds, Eighth dis-1 which had stood since Oct. 6 Coroner Wayne Enderby anditrict women's chairman. 1 1 935.

District Attorney B. J. Bertrandj Mrs. Crane Murphy and Mrs.j Sunday morning's 21 degrees announced today. iAlvin Kasberg are arranging forwas lne owest in history here nn tnFPH "siuv 1 FN C4S meet so late in the season.

Sunday's DR. JOSEPH SH AIKEN, GAS-idunng the day. 21 was shared with Duluth, troenterologist and member of Mrs. Thomas Fairchild, wile of ..0 Coldest in the the Marquette university school the candidate for the U. S.

sen--f "ion X' Titv 10 of medicine, will speak on "Pro- ate, will be a guest of Mrs. Doyle: mercury failed to Iv gress in Medical Treatment of on her appearance in Green Bay.iabo 44 deKfees Sunday afteS 1'eotic Ulcer" at a dinner meet-! Mrs. Dovle will sneak alter aUfrT by the council July At that i last vear served on the highly Printline Artist Winner In the watercolor, casein, pastel, time, the council not only agreed (publicized committee investigat-10 changes in present crjm0 in the United States. He crayon and graphic group, "Pesh- Vint Irt iirita.n!- a .1 l.V..,lf r.f louruiK tne sniu in i.tr.uui "vngo halls, Goodman Park, a wa- the number of wards liom 11 to RpnTihliran candidates in va u.c iiic vviid.1 iui a liui.1 lauic. Appearing in Justice Walter Dolan's court, Don Wrobel, Da Pere, was fined $50 and costs for drunken driving.

He was arrested by Traffic Officer Edward Ruhr alter an accident a mile west of Angelica on Highway Wrobel's car struck an automobile driven by Harold C. Holm, Tigcrton, route 1. Both cars were damaged. William R. McKenna, Shawano, was given the choice of a $50 fina or 60 days in jail for drunken driving.

He elected jail. Joseph Kaczorowski, Oconto Falls, paid a fine of $150 and costs for driving after his driver'! license had been revoked. bine, won first place. Kenneth R. 24.

The increase will give eachforthcominK general election side of the river 12 wards com-i fit Xt h'i pared with 12 on the east side and Great Books Group IKuemmerlein of Appleton, won (second with his casein painting "Is It and Carl Christensen's I watercolor "Up for Repairs," won Fourth tmrc'- Mr. Christensen lives in 10 on the west side at present. State law requires that ordin ing of the Brown-Kewaunee- dinner, starting at 8 o'clock. Those at "ZJ 's, 1 Kh Meets This Evening unable to attend the dinner may ances changing wards must be is expected tonight, along with First meeting of the attend the talk only if they wish.pnrtIy cloud skies Door Counties Medical society at 6:30 Thursday evening at the Elks lodge, according to Dr. P.

F. Dockry, program chairman. ieenan. nonoraoie memions were T3Un 11,111 lin i i I Lowest reading in the state held it 7-45 the "Country Gentleman a ispripranh nnnt. hv RnHolnh Hav- serigraph print by Rudolph Hav published once a week for four weeks before the council can take final action.

Assuming approval of the ordinance Tuesday night, final action could come on the re- rvtacrxenzie services early today was 17 degrees at YMCA for a discussion of selec Lone Rock. Scattered snow flurries fell in northern Wisconsin ranek, Green Bay, and "Christmas Tree Lane," a tempera painting WOMEN'S UNITY OF WEST Moravian church will hold its Are Conducted Friday tions from Hippocrates. Mrs. James Buchanan and Milan Boex Mrs. John Bender Dies rOctrirtinc hn NTnv fS montinp 4 i i on Tuesday afternoon, with lunch-lence MacKenzie, 73, the former' 1 ne snaP Pnrt of a gen-eon followed by a 2.15 businessTlorence Hussin of Green frpezc over the Great Lakes session.

A vote will be taken to were held Friday morning in StJand states- Broadus, decide the time for future meet-iCasimer church in Lansing, Mich.rcported 1 low reading of 10. ings. Members who can't attend: Attending the services from Greem Highest temperature in the The new ward lines then would golw" discussion leaders. i into effect next April, when the! Although this is a fourth year. About 200 persons attended the form of citv government will 'group, persons who have not be- Rowing of pictures, which con-j change to mavor-aldermanic fromilonwd in previous years may join sisted of 84 works in oil, water-, the commission 'as it is not expected that a first.

color, casein, and tempera paint-' The change in government was year group will be organized here lings, and pastel, wood approved unanimously early this.this year. serigraph, lithograph, pencil and, summer and was ratified finally' Meetings will be held on the crayon drawings. The 69 exhibit-i whon nn nofiimn fr a 1 first and third Mondays of each ing artists live in Green Bay, Dej RKV. APOLI'll DOLEZEL icape death from the hands of the arc to send their vote with cir- Bav were Mrs. Chloe Roe, 832 buue "noay was v.i al iwadison cle.

chairmen. Members will Kellogg street, and her sons, Hor-iand Kenosha. Lone Rock and Mil-bring missionary cards, and aniton and Frank, sister and nephews' wal'kee had 48. It was 43 at La-executive board meet will bejof Mrs. MacKenzie.

Crosse, 38 at Wausau, 37 at Park held at 1 o'clock. Mrs. MacKenzie's death and 34 in the Superior-Du- At Home Here Saturday Mrs. John Bender, 3130 S. Webster avenue, died suddenly of a heart ailment Saturday evening at her home.

She was the former Nora H. Rice, and was born Oct. 7, 1886, at Weyauwega, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rice.

Her father had been a pioneer merchant in Weyauwega. Funeral services will be held tit 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon In tha Findeisen-Greiser funeral home. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery. Mrs. Bender had attended Downer college, and came to Green Bay in 1907.

The family ljved on referendum on it. Under the ward changes, each' one will have approximately the! AJflinpc KJpW Pere, Manitowoc, Combined Abrams, Pembine, Oconto, jAppleton, Menasha, Neenah and Oshkosh. I All works submitted were hung.i Tuesday, after an illness of a year.jluln region. She was the daughter of the late Low readings during the night Alex Hussin. chairman of 26 at the Milwaukee air- Rummage Sale Set pared with decided differences EPHRAIM, Wis.

The Ladies; tow-n of Howard and on the tne lowest Oct. 6 on record. Communists, who believed him guilty of transmitting information to England. He was ordained in 1940, and served for a time as chaplain at the state prison of Pil-sen, in Czechoslovakia. The Rev.

Leo Ott, superintendent, will tell of the new policies of the school. In addition there will be vocal selections by some of the younger boys living in the home. A tour of the workshop and classroom is planned for during Mark in September iand a jury of three artists, W. A. now existing.

Some wards at Aid society ol the Moravian board for manv vears. After present have fewer than the sta IBrigl, Green Bay, Nile tutory minimum of 1,500 while! New records for originating Oshkosh, and Michael Kazar, Two f11' wl11 lcl" ner marriage to Jerome aiac- JOSCDn CVerarO UieS others, have more than 5.000 pop- paengers air express and airiRivers, served as judges. rummage sale Tuesday with doors Kenzie she lived in ulation. Under the redistrictmg fp i A Fllis Burcaw director of the at clock. Lunch for a mimber of years.

Her At Home of Daughter plan, all wards will have 'Stt by it oduced the indue! T'Cd 3 n0on- Mrs' died 25 years ago. 3 2,000 and 3,000 residents. jtra! airlines in September at "d'd 'J lloelert is chairman. Survivors besides Mrs. Roe are: svph Everard.

82 died Sun- Jefferson street for many years, and in 1919 moved to their present The proposal to combine the of-'tin Straubel field, according toi sister, Mrs. Lucy Notting, "umi. it c. the eveninrr. and the nroeram will on lunrv inn, ouluui.u, i Corpus Christi, and a fices of councilman and super-statistics announced today by Sta-L th.

"pxhihil he i Tit rti c- iul 1 1 1 ll' of gave a.drew Weber. Lighted purple tap- wnere ne naa macte nis nome "llM short talk on art from the arch-ers in antique silver candlchold-iKenneth' of Lanslng- chapel. All league memoers are ing the past years. visor was also included in the'tion Manager Robert J. Smith July 1 resolution approved by thejthe airlines.

council. This plan was recom-l A total of 656 passengers start-mended by Councilman Robert 'ed flights here, topping by one the excavating in Arabia, the finding, coffee services completed theOUeStS Entertained urged to attend this dinner. New memberships will be taken that pvpnintr. and old memhprshins re- His wife preceded him in death in March, 1950. c.

ui Bittner in a report to the council home in Allouez. Known for her musical interests and talents, Mrs. Bender had been active in the Civic Music association here in its early years. She was a singer and in her youth had been part of a musical trio with her father and brother. She had alsobeen active in YWCA work from 1935 until 1945.

Her only immediate survivor is her husband. ouivivins die live uduiiLeis, newed. Special to Press-Gazette WABENO, Wis. Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Trump Lake, entertained of ancient clay pots with plannedjtable appointments.

The Mmes. line decorations. Some pots in usejNile Behncke, Spencer Little and today are decorated with ident-lRaymond Gloecker poured the tea ical patterns. He also said that de-jand coffee. Mrs.

De Noel, Mrs. Eugene Bero mark set in August. Outgoing air mail totalled 3,425 pounds, eclipsing the December, 1951, mark of 3,211, and outgoing air express reached 14,350 pounds, more than urging several changes in the administrative organization of the city. Car Crashes Pole and Miss Mary, Green Bay; Mrs. Tony Simpson, Oneida and Mrs.

12 guests Thursday evening. Hon signs Mima on ancient an racis, The art wjU be on rijs. lors in bridce went to Mmes. R. k'nnnolh frfvU TrirTrtr sometimes aided the arcneoiogisi S2.000 pounds more than the 12.183'.

P'ay aunng Uctooer, and tne mus- Boney, George H. Reddick Back From Hospital oim uviui, "uouo, rar ririvpn hv Kpith I irartpv 1 in aaiine we paruci nar ci in.a- rv nVWk i. recora sei in uciooer. iddi. tum o.c Ke seeman.

r.irs. morris oc r. and 38 great-oConto, was extensively damaged WABENO. Wis. Josenh Burk- Torminutino natsmwrs in morning tO 5 in the aftemoon.imnnriwm Hiirarm roroivpd the1 ii mi.

i hart has returned from the Laona tember totaled 659, compared with Display Thronsh October Iwith the building open duringuest pri'ze. I when it shattered a utility pole hncnital i hirp ho was fur thrpo 7Kd in a ronnrri Tncnm.l The ipa fnhip wau rni prpH with nonn hoin s. It will also be ooen The body will be shown after 6, in Oconlo at 3:15 a. m. Sunday.

Jackie Modrow, 22, of Oconto, owner of the car. was a passen- Tt is estimated that diamond-1, back rattlesnakes are responsible for about a third of the snakebites injurious to human beings in the United States. weeks, but will be confined to hising airmail totaled 2.544 pounds'a yellow tablecloth and centered Friday evenings from 7 to 10: It is estimated that about 100 o'clock tonight at the Mohr Fu-home for about five weeks. He is and incoming express 4,519 with an arrangement of purple as- o'clock, and every Sunday after-'earthquakes a year are strongneral home, but remaining fur.er-suifering from a heart ailment, pounds. Neither was a record.

jters, brought there by Mrs. An-jnoon Jrom 2 to 5 o'clock. enough to do real damage. al arrangements are incomplete. Iger..