Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 3

Berlin Red Rally Runs Info Snarls BERLIN-lW-The Communist plan to 500,000 youths for a massive demonstration in Berlin Mtiy 28 ran into housing and money trouble today. The- Communists admitted they Licked space to house the visitors and the East German Communist parly newspaper Neues Deutschland asked East Berhners to take 325,000 of them into their homes. Another 173,000 could be billeted in schools and other public buildings, the paper said. Speaking of the remainder, Neues Deutschland asked: "Who has quarters for them?" Also Short of Money The free German youth, sponsors of the rally, also was reported to be in financial difficulty. The British sector newspaper Die Welt said 70 per cent of a re- tcnl appropiiation already has been pent for propaganda and Hie rally still is three months ay.

Herbert Warnl.e, state secretary of the East German interior minis- announced meanwhile that every employe of the state and state- owned plants would have to fill out a questionnaire listing his political and military history. Traffic Moves Along Lack of weekend traffic did awav with truck backlogs piled up iet slowdown inspections on the superhighway between Berlin and West Germany. ''We have no backlogs and we have no traffic," said Charles A. Dix. American transport chief in Berlin.

"We will have to wait until the traffic increases during the week to see if the Soviets are continuing their restrictions." Dix said rail traffic was normal. He said waterways, closed down ice, should be free in 10 days. Russians Warp News From Moscow, Charge CHICAGO-llPI-Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Rowland Sar- fieant said today that the dispatches of American correspondents in Moscow are "warped" by Russian ccnsoiship. association, Sargeant said: "I a sometimes wondered v.hy our newspapers do not slug all such 'passed by Russian to remind American readers that the item has been tampered ith, and that the correspondent did not have unhampered ac- ce-s to the facts in the first place." Saigcant said Russian authorities distort news coming into the Soviet Union a 1 as news going out of it. He said the Soviet press gave the impresLi'on now that the United had been the enemies, not the allies, of Russia during World II.

Sargeant said the Voice of America offered the one way to get the truth to the peoples of Russia and the satellite nations. "Radio is the one medium which can by-pass censorship and suppression of news, can hurdle over iocl.ed frontiers, and can reach peoples at all educational and cult i a levels," he said. THE WINNING PAPERS--Pictured are the three issues of the Waukesha Daily Freeman which won the distinguished achievement av.aid for excellence in typography in the Inland Daily Press contest. Winners were named by the Meclill school of journalism at Northwestern university. The dates of the issues to be used were chosen by Mcdill school and publishers were notified to send those numbers a month or so after printing, so that newspapers in the contest had no opportunity to work up issues especially suited to the contest.

(Freeman Staff Photo) 13 Waukesha Teachers I to Attend Math Meeting OWU Thirteen teachers from the junior-senior high school will attend a meeting of the suburban mathematics teachers at Milwaukee this evening. Maurice Berger, general merchandise manager for a large Milwaukee department store, will discuss the mathematics used in his he killed her accidentally during Wealthy Sociefy Matron BUFFALO, N. of murder, said a laboratory test old youth today confessed slaying! would be made to determine if a wealthy young society matron Ma- rape attempt had been made. Porion B. Frisbee.

But he claimed lice pointed out that her under- organization. Teachers from most of the schools in the suburban league will be present. Those from the local schools who an attempted robbery. "As I grabbed for her purse," Harley Lamair was quoted, "the rifle went off." will attend are; Mildred Bray, Mrs. Frisbec'i body, her clothing Russell Coley, Mrs.

May Fagert disarranged as though by a sex at- land, Mrs. Anna Hegg, Marie Knip- tacker, was found Sunday in an Speaking before the Inland Press Myrtle Lawler, Mr. and ice-covered She still was Robert Pettigrew, Mrs. Edna Roe, wearing expenshe furs and jew- Roger Sohr, Eva Tompitch, Estella Wolf, and Clara Wulfing. Continue Search for Navy Plane CORPUS elry.

Lamarr was arrested at 4 o'clock today in his home. Taken to po- lice headquarteis, he readily admitted the slaying, but denied raping the attractive wife of the sales manager of a carbonated beverage concern. His Moiher Slew Husband Lamarr is the son of Mrs. Amelia Paliwodzinski, who was convicted last month of manslaughter ial search continued over the Gulf in the knife-slaying of her hus- of Mexico for the thifd day today for a navy flying boat that vanished Friday carrying nine men. Cand.

Although hazy about the Saturday night killing of Mrs. Frisbee, clothes had been ripped and her skirt pushed above her waist. A passing motorist found her body in the ditch on a lonely- stretch of road near the suburban town of Clarence about nine miles from her home here at about 8 a.m. Sunday. A Persian lamb coat was still on her body, as were two diamond rings, a diamond set wrist watch and gold earrings which she wore when she left her house at about 8:20 p.m.

the night before. The Frisbee automobile was located several hours later at a Buffalo intersection where it had been abandoned. It contained the Winchester rifle which police have identified as the murder weapon and Mrs. Frisbee's blood stained purse. Waukeslia Daily Freeman Monday, February 13, 1950 Page 3 State News Roundup Parly Is Sought for XDpponenf' to Wiley EAU CLAIRE-(IP)-Farm and co-op leaders from throughout Wisconsin came out yesterday for William E.

Sanderson, Black River Falls, as the best man the Democrats can get to defeat Sen. Alexander Wiley, Chippewa Falls, this year. About 350 representatives of REA, dairy and cooperative interests in the state came out almost unanimously for Sanderson, who is secretary to Republican Congressman Merlin Hull. Democrats have been trying for weeks to get Sanderson to change political parties. Nearly every speaker blasted Wiley's senate voting record and came out for Sanderson's "familiarity with farm and cooperative legislation." The vote for endorsing Sanderson came after the group turned down endorsement for both Sanderson and Atty.

Gen. Thomas E. Fairchild as equally acceptable to run for the senate post. Daniel Hoan, former mayor of Milwaukee, also was discussed as a possible candidate. Five Persons Killed in Weekend Traffic By United Press At least five persons were killed in traffic accidents in Wisconsin over the weekend.

The dead: Erbesl Progreba, 34. Milwaukee. Michael Hussey, 11, Sault Sle. Marie, Ontario. Mrs.

Glenn Hartman, 30, Sparia. John Adank, 70, Cochrane. David W. Lester, 22, Madison. Progreba was fatally injured yesterday when his car crashed into a tree on Milwaukee's south side.

His car swerved off the road after colliding with one driven by Charles Hass. Hass didn't report the accident immediately because he said his license had been revoked and he was afraid to admit driving without one. Police held him for questioning. CrijSpled Boy Killed Hussey was killed and six others critically injured early yesterday in a two-car collision at Stiles, Wis. The boy, a cripple, was being driven home by his father, Joseph from a visit at the Mayo clinic, Rochester, when his car collided with one driven by Ray Kaucic, Milwaukee.

Mrs. Hartman was killed and nine others injured in a two-car head-on crash yesterday four miles east of Tomah on U.S. 12-16. Mon- Seventeen search planes swept Lamarr told police he remembered Angry at Non-Striker, They Picket the Church Where He Is Married MILWAUKEE-HP) Striking cm- of "Briggs Stratton corp. picketed the church wedding of a non-striker over the weekend and unknown persons smashed windows at a company plant and at horncs of non-strikers.

More than 200 pickets shouted "scab" as i Stukcnberg, 22, and his bnde-to-bc, the former Mary Husar. 18, entered St. Joseph's Catholic church Saturday to be married. Stukenbcrg is an inspector foi the Briggs-Stratton corp. Police said the pickets shouted as the couple entered the church: "We'll sec A get no music at wedding reception." But tl cic as music at the reception for about 400 guests while police the musicians'cars.

Father Michael Plale, who mar- i icd the couple, said there was no disturbance while the wedding was in pioqicss--only when the wedding party entered and left the church. Police searched today for persons ho threw beer through windows at the homes of Cornelius Strupp and Arthur Tet- tlng, early yesterday. Strupp said a bottle was thrown through a front window at his home and Totting said the window of a storm door and another window i shattered at his home. Four panes of glass also were smashed at one of the company's two plants. over vast expanses of the gulf from Brownsville to the Mississippi area yesterday.

They set down at dusk with no luck. The search was spurred by knowledge that, under certain conditions, the twin-engine missing plane still could be afloat and the men safe. Can Take Rough Sea "The Mariner is a sturdy plane. built for rough a navy- spokesman said. "If it lost its communications and then went down for an emergency landing under certain conditions, there's a good chance that it is still afloat or the men ditched it all right and are on rafts.

Coast guard headquarters forcing his way into her car when she stopped in front of her parents' home. He said he sat in the rear seat and ordered her to drive to the city's outskirts, he forced her from the car. It was then that he said he reached for her purse and a rifle he was carrjing off, the bullet striking the woman in the head. Police said they doubted Lamarr's claim to a robbery motive because of the furs and jewelry- left on the woman's body. Lamarr said he took the murder weapon with him from his home on Saturday with the intention of selling it.

Concealing it under his at I coat, ho rode on two city street New Orleans ordered its lifeboat cars before reaching the vicinity stations to search the beaches from Louisiana Brownsville i wreckage that might have washed ashore. The beachcombing operation turned up a gasoline tank, a compass and several other items at widely separated points. "They couldn't all be from one plane," a spokesman said. The plane a last heard from of Mrs. Frishee's paients' home.

To Charge Murder Detective Chief William T. Fitzgibbons said Lamarr would bo de- formally charged with first gree murder. The body of Mrs. Frisbee. wife of i i a J.

Frisbeo. was found Sunday morning, 12 hours after she left home to drive four blocks Boy Bleeding of Wound, Holdup Man Kills Him ST. PAUL, Minn. -HP)- Police Chief Charles Tierney today personally questioned a 34-year-old packing house worker who allegedly wounded a teen-age boy in a holdup and then killed the youth with another shot in his head. Tierney, together with St.

Paul city safety commissioner Robert Peterson, arrested Harold McGruder, 34. yesterday. He said McGruder admitting shooting Nathan Barisof, 18, and his father, Morris Barisof, 48. McGruder fired at the elder Barisof when he refused to open his cash register, Tierney said. He said the blast from McGruder's sawed-off shotgun hit both Barisof and his son.

Then McGruder walked over to the bleeding boy and fired a blast into his head at point-blank range, police said. McGruder escaped with $180 but was captured by Tierncy shortly afterward. The boy's father was hit in the neck but was not wounded seriously. at 3 p.m. Friday, about two hours' to hcr cnl s' home on the way after it took off from its Coipus Christi base.

NAMED A-C DIRECTOR MILWAUKEE-dPI-Frcderic Bohen, DCS Monies, has been elected a director of the Allis-Chalm- 01 a a i President Walter Goist has announced. Bohon is Ihc president of the Meredith i i co. at DCS Moiiics. He also is a director of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and a director of the National Publishers association. Damage is $500,000 From Fire in Emporia EMPOIUA, Kan.

-M- One of th" worst fires in Emporia destro.ved the three-story brick structure housing the Masonic lodge and several small business concerns last night. Damages Were estimated at $500,000 by Fire Chief C. C. Johnson No one was injured. The blaze, of origin, was believed to have started in the boiler-room in the basement.

Aii ducts in the elevator shaft carried the flames to upper floors quickly. The alarm was sounded at 9 last night and it was approximately midnight when the fire was brought under control. to a pnrtv. Medical Examiner James F. Benedict, who issued a certificate ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If ou an Alcoholic Problem Phono H'ankosha 3653 or write T.

O. Box 174, Wankesha. ARTHUR D. GASPAR FUNERAL DIRECTOR Up rvill continue his business In Funeral Service and Ambulance In Association LYLE-TU5CHEH FUNERAL HOME Phone 5C22 Wawkesha 502 N. Kast Ave.

Tuesday Specials TEXDF.K BABY BEEF LIVER IJABY 35 QUALITY SLICED BACON 29 Ib i ib LEAN nONKLKSS Main St. Plioro 6513 Hens roosting in poultry houses equipped with a new electric time switch arc enjoying 16 hours of daylight these short winter days. Farmers benefit from the resulting increase in egg production. roe County Sheriff said there were no the accident. Car Plunges 250 Feet Hans Biegel witnesses to Adank was fatally injured when the car in which he was riding plunged off the highway 250 feet down an embankment Saturday near Waumandee, Wis.

Two others in the car were injured. Lester was fatally injured in a car-truck collision near Blue River Saturday. His brother, Clair, 26, suffered a brain concussion. Their car collided with a Grant county highway truck. Retired Chief Justice Is Honored at Birthday MADISON -IIP)- Three hlundred and sixty of his friends and associates gave a birthday party for retired Chief Justice Marvin B.

Rosenberry last night to express their thanks for his long service as a jurist and community leader. It was Rosenberry's 82nd birthday and it also marked the 34th anniversary of his appointment to the Wisconsin supreme court, which he left last month. Top state, court, city and university officials paid tribute to Wisconsin's "elder statesman." Boy Scouts, whom he had helped for many years, formed a guard of honor for him. And the group gave him a birthday present of cash for a vacation trip for Rosenberry and A GET THE BEST FOR LESS AT STOP SHOP MARKET Full Bunches Fancj Carrots Whole or Half Mild Brick 2 (heese 39t Crisp Green Head Lettuce 2 Dry Onions 5 California Navel Oranges Fancy MclntosJi Apples 3 Heads Ll)s. Doz.

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The amount of the purse was not disclosed. Gov. Oscar Rennebohm lauded Rosenberry as a "leader of undaunted spirit and tireless energy." Plane Without Pilot Makes Like an Iceboat LAKE GENEVA -IB- A pilotless plane gave some ice fishermen a new form of excitement here yesterday. It got away from Robert Kertz when he was trying to start it and zoomed crazily across the lake. It mowed down two shacks and cut a swath through scores of anglers.

Finally, it slammed into rocks on the east shore. It was demolished. Said Kertz: "I'm lucky it didn't take off." Arrested for Burglary at Catholic Seminary MADISON -'IP- Police working! hard to solve three crimes in which $3,127 was taken within nine hours 1 over the weekend, today held a I 1 21-year-old former Milwaukee man for the $800 robbery of a Catholic seminary. The youth was captured late yesterday in a Madison hotel. Police said he admitted having stayed at the Queen of Apostles Pallottine seminary near Madison previously.

He claimed he returned to seminary Saturday night intending to stay. But he stole the money, police said. Meanwhile, authorities pressed their search for a cool gunman and a skillful safecracker. The gunman netted about 51,500 when he held up the manager of an A and supermarket Saturday night and forced him and the cashier to hand over the money. The safecracker used a cutting torch to open the safe of the John Deere Farm Implement Saturday night and escaped with $404 in cash and $468 in checks.

Insurance Man Dies; Was Donor to U. W. MADISON -OP)- Theodore Herfurth, Madison insurance man and one of the University of Wisconsin's biggest boosters, died at a hospital here yesterday. He was 77. Herfurth, an 1894 graduate, donated the $100 awards given annually to the university senior man and woman showing the most initiative and He set up a similar trust fund to pay S50 awards to the outstanding seniors at the three Madison public high schools.

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