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Episcopal Bishops Rap 'McCarthyism' BOSTON -Ml- A resolution before the house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church today attacked "McCarthyism" in government investigations of subversive activity. Bishop William Scarlett of Missouri introduced the resolve at yesterday's session of the 57th triennial convention of the church and said it "might be thought" to apply to Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis.) The resolution said "fair-minded men have been shocked in recent months by accusations of a most serious nature leveled against respected citizens unsupported by any factual evidence." It urged that congressional in 4 Assemblymen Lose in Races MILWAUKEE -Ml- At least four incumbent Wisconsin assemblymen, all of them Republicans, lott bids for rcnomination In Tues- vestigations "procedural be conducted with safeguards essential to that respect for individual dignity and the free expression of individual diversities which alone make democracy working faith." a living and Choose Leader WASHINGTON -Ml- Arthur Summerfield, Republican national chairman, announced toda selection of Frank C. Hilton, 1951-52 commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, as head of the JfOP national committee's veterans division.

day's primary. Veteran Hugh Harper, Lancaster, lost to William Loy, Fennimore, in the Grant County 2nd district race, 1,905 to 1,899. Arnle F. Bctts, Lido, incumbent Columbia County assemblyman, was defeated by Everett Bidwell, Portage, 4,521 to 3,190. Theodore Jones, Lake Mills, lost to Byron Wackett Water 3,831 to 3,460 in a three, way race in Jefferson -County.

ASSEMBLYMAN Robert Me Cutchin, Arena, lost the Iowa county nomination to John Petrus, Highland, 2,780 to 2,102. Incumbents renominated were State Sen. Gaylord Nelson Madison, 26th district. Assembly members i a Paihle (R) Chippewa Falls, Chip pewa county; Bernard Gehrmunn (R) Mellen Ashland county; Elme Nitschke (R) Burnett Dodge coun ty 2nd; John Pritchard (R) Eau! the Lombardi family wore victory Daily Freeman Wedneulity, Sept. 10, 1952 jf See Long Strike Egyptian Army Hunts At Lockheed ns of Corruption CAIRO, Egypt -W- Army raid-; bile club the raiders found se- BURBAMt, i a havc seized evidence icret passage leading to a back and Machinists union leaders a ousted King arou used to I street apparently used by Far- day prepared for a prolonged srnu glc out of Egypt In his'ouk for quick, quiet getaways, strike in a Lockheed aircraft rova yacht, officials said Nasuib's raiders were seeking walkout which has sharply cur- TM orders evidence for use at the hearings tailed production of the air force's Jroops nde.

01dcrs rr foremost politi- newest jet interceptors. hfmmfd Kaguib ml'le a including two former prc- "i i I i holrl fnr nttKSlhll! trial On VICTORY SMILES--Members of Martin Fromm had conceded (all standing), sisters to the Company Vice-Presidcnt Cyril Chappeliet bluntly told the 25,000 strikers that Lockheed was ready to "sweat out" the walkout as long as they stayed off the job.) "Our stand is that striking i solve nothing." he said. "We are prepared to sweat it out as long as our employes, care to stay out. It may be days or weeks." UNION LEADERS were just as firm in their stand. "We have no intention of moving from our present position," said John Snider, president of the ning sweep of government held for possible trial on partments, exclusive clubs a icorruption charges, private homes today in search of! Among the buildings searched, corruDtion the'while strong forces of troops sur- co 'oiay ov kina i rounded them, were the min- of the plajboy marine, fin- IN THE HOME of Elias A anco, commerce and industry- draous, Farouk's economic adviser, the troops found docu- WALES -(Special)- Mr.

and ments which showed Farouk oses Thomas and Mr. and smuggled gold in the royal yacht Mrs. Dclbert Thompson recently Almahroussa, it asserted. returned to S. Dak.

af- Documents were found in the ter a two week visit with rcla- royal automobile club in Alexan-j tives here. dria which showed the accounts! Bullah WEDNESDAY RADII p.m. WIST. News ind People WTMJ Half Hour Music WGN 6:15 p.m. Jack Smith WISN Concert Half Hour Music p.m.

WTMJ WGN WGN WISH WTMJ WGN Great Show 6:45 p.m. FA Murrow One Family Great Day Show 7:00 o.m. Inspector Heartstone X'aughn Monroe Records p.m. Dr. Christian WISN Great Gildersleeve WTMJ Peterson (R) Rosendale Fond du, Lac county 2nd; Martin O.

Monson (R) South Wayne Lafayette county; John Norman (R) Manitowoc Mantiowoc county 1st; Reuben la Fave (R) Oconto Oconto county; Vincent Zellinger (R) Phillips Price county; Kenneth Haebig (R) Kewaskum Washington; Herman Eisener (R) Gross Plains! Dane 3rd. Republican winners in a i without incumbents were: SENATE DISTRICTS: i Prangc, Sheboygan Falls, Republican nomination to Deputy i i candidate. Seated is the a it was ready to feed Mike Lornbardi in the top upset! mother Mrs. Maria Lombardi members' families if necessary. foc'afunit "ot'lhe spiking" AFL In-! of Farouk's gambling profits and ternational Association of Ma- losses.

It was assumed that the chinists. gold he was alleged to a The IAM opened an emergency smuggled was used to pay i kitchen in its headquarters here expenses on his big spending trips abroad. IN THE CAIRO royal automo-i Claire- Charles I i Me ornbar top upse rs. ara members' a necessary. Rosendale Fond du': smiles early th mornmg after of the primary.

Shown above, left a in the background is A federal conciliator tried un- 'word was received that Sheriff 0 right, are Ella, Rose and Net-; a brother. (Freeman staff photo) successfully yesterday to bring Plane Crashes, Sprays Bullets Reaffirm Ruling Against Lock Out of Union Men WASHINGTON The nation- i press reservation of the right At Chappeliet and Snider together. "THEHE IS no basis at present i for a conciliation meeting," U. S. Conciliator Harry Malcom said; after meeting separately with the imen.

I Lockheed has offered a nine cent pay hike and the union seeks an increase of 16 cents an hour. A Lovelier Home with DRAPERIES 's request, Los TV. 'IP! Tivn v- A ule uuiliuailjr 3 -iri- ti argues strongly against Aneolps Countv Sheriff Eugene a eT a stood on an intent to establish a JfiL 2d a ofdep- IJiclllt, i a i i i n.r-,i*ii 1 sin I William W. Clark, Vesper, 24th. Assembly districts: Ted G.

Boyle Madison, Dane County Ernest Doppe, Marshall, a ej a TM TM; 2nd; Robert Schaller, at Truax air force here and area W. P. flying the La Crosse county 2nd; Warren JF-51 Mustang, successfully land-j WGN Grady, Port Washington, Ozaukeeied after the plane developed that an employers association! right." juties to aid Burbank authorities, lock out its workers "The fact that the strike in this! maintain order among pickets 'fight a strike against one of its; case threatened to impair el and prevent any possible disturb- members. bargaining position of the dealers lances. The board reaffirmed its no basis for distin- 3 to 1 vote after the U.S.

i guishing this strike from any cnaj-gea S04 A A I A from ame ASSOCIATES DECORATORS, Records 8:00 p.m. WGN Democratic winners in a where incumbents were not in-j volved were: Bet Your Life Sincerely Your.s 8:30 p.m. What's My Line Big Story Sincerely Vour wti Assembly districts: Floyd IBC Boxins WISN i Wheeler. Madison, Dane County Concert a ton, Dane WISN WGN npeals challenged its I other work stoppage permitted disturbances already had occur- 872Si we're proud of our PRINTING Business fORMS SOCIAL STATtOHlRy FREEMAN PRINTING CO. 200 PARK PLACE Phone 3355-Job Printing DepK county; Willis Hutnlk, Tony, Rusk gas leak.

He was injured slightly and Sawyer counties, and Donaldiwhen he leaped from the rolling! Reiland, "Wisconsin Rapids. Wood fighter. act," the NLRB said. The case involved 11 San Fran- i THE MAJORITY said the em- red. "There have-been threats, intimidations, calls of a threatening county; Clyde Jewett, Janesville.j Rock county 1st.

THE i 200 feet down the landing the union called a strike against i i nvo i ved the strike 'where it was enveloped in i the 12th member. The employers' jployer is "not privileged to de-j a ture made to homes of non- fend his bargaining position by a striking mass layoff of union members a flames. Two guns in the plane we re members at the retail fur- association of Board Chairman Paul 3g dissented, ruling that the Meanwhile, some progress was reported in settling a wage dispute between Douglas Aircraft 1:34 D.m. Milwaukee Report WISN Portrait WGn 10:00 p.m. News Analysis WTSN Event.

WTN New WGN 10:11 p.m, Really IJvfna; Sports News Jimmy Palmer 10:30 p.m. News Music WISN Music Dance' Music" WGN 10:45 p.m. Dial and Smile Music Dance Music WTMJ WON Verona, Stoufih- a UA 2nd; rvin IrunS.if causing the guns Dane 3rd; Robert P. to lnc Bender, Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County; Clyde Jewett, Janesville, Rock County 1st, Keith Hardic, Taylor, Jackson Ccunty. Rocket i Tests Model Jet Fighter Treated for bullet wounds at St.

Mary's hospital were Ethel Pierce, about 40, and William Falkenstein, 15. Hospital attendants said neither was seriously hurt. BROWHELL, stationed at the NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif. home Sioux City, air force base, power of the empl had taken off from Truax for i group." did no more than de- i and 29,000 IAM workers at the 41-, ATI "i i i nninn tenu lucmaolves with commen- company's Santa Monica and El 01 tne ASL. neiaii uierKi umuu.

surate weapons their attempt; Segundo plants. The union has THE BOARD found originally i to resist, to do battle and to! served notice it will be free to that the lockout was a "reprisal" I win." after Friday at midnight. against the non strikers because xhe majority ruled that their union called the limited' strike and lockout are "not corn- strike. The U. S.

court of appeals mensurate weapons." It a i in San Francisco, which review-j the employers "may lawfully ed the decision, viewed the lock-; mee the challenge by replacing out as an attempt "to defeat a strikers" and added that if union effort to undermine Judge Orders End To Court Cuspidors CHICAGO -dPl- Superior Court theian empTo ver isTorcedTo Peter H. Schwaba ordered down he is in "generally no worse removal today of cuspidors Irom PIANO VOICE Mrs. Ralph Gutheil 814 ARCADIAN DIAL 5841 Registration September 10th to 13th Graduate of Chery Chase College, Washington, D.C.; further study of music it American Institute pf Applied branch of University State of New York; Oberlin Conservatory, Obtrijn, Ohio jnd Carroll College. on a routine training The cour-t asked the position than the strikers." The majority decision a Jffi- Rocket missiles with model! flight 35 minutes earlier when he determine whether the lockout; made by members John M. Hous- (his courtrooms.

He can't stand the noise, he Too manv women 11:00 p.m. WGN Planes attached are replacing noticed a leak. Worth Listening To WISN costly and difficult wind tunnel! He returned to Truax and was tests on a new navy jet fighter. 150 feet off the landing strip on Rockets and models are final approach when the plane tele-'began burning. He landed and Music Chicago Bt Night WGN 11:18 p.m.

MSsic LlstcnlnK To metering whicrTautomat'i- Chicago Night WGN would be lawful "as a counter-1 ton Abe Murdock and a 1 L. economic power to that of i strike." In its decision today, the board! The state capital at Richmond, said the Taft Hartley Act a was designed by Thomas television lag WEDNESDAY I Uporti 1:11 1:15 5:30 Those Two l.r*vi a a a 6:00 A Godprry 7:00 Television Thratfr 8:00 Blue Ribbon Boxtnit Mtlwaitkre Ncwsrefll fl :00 Musical Miniatures Perry Comn 9 :30 Date With Judy 10:00 Television Showcase 10 2.. We.ithcrmnn Strike It i a i i I I -JO Tom Merctm News 12-01 Movln Mldntittit A Tune Time 9:15 Bride and Groom SM Strike It Rich III nn T-nic Out vit'i Thomas 11:00 The BIK Payoff 31 :50 II Man Next Door 13:30 I-iwi 13:40 Whxt'i 1 Welcome Traveler '(in Kate Smith Woman's World :30 Howdy Doody 4:00 i a Tom t-Uti t.ltll* 1 A i Colnlk Church May Recognize Vision at Fatima FATIMA, Portugal 4W- A sev. ped with tiny but intricate ed i i "only the right to strike. Jefferson after an ancient Roman cally radio flight data to ground! The plane was nearly destroyed Tne absen-ce of any i ar x-! structure at Nimes.

stations, explained R. G. Hoof, of by flames. the Pacific division of Bendix Police said nine homes and an Aviation corp. Six radio channels automobile were struck by bul- are used simultaneously.

els The rockets reach top speed in 1 but two seconds and cover four to five miles at about the speed of sound in their 20-second flights, Hoof said. While wind- tunnel tests may impose months of delay in production of a new plane, en man tribunal of the Roman a rocket to test any flifiht CatholIc church is exarninin pos bui1t, mstru- i causos for beatif ing Uvo S1X shepherd children whose vision 35 years ago of the Virgin Mary has been accepted as a miracle. The bones of Jacinta and Francisco Marto. two of three children who said they had seen visions of the Virgin here in 1917, NEW HAVEN, Conn. -W- crc recently entombcc I in ale student involved in last basilica at this 1 famous pring's ice cream riot saved $5 sanctuary.

appealing his case. I At the time "the little seers of Cyril Peseck, 19. of Min: Fatima," said they saw the vis- icapolis, was fined a total of S4o'ns, Jacinta was seven years actenstic can be Smart Buvprs Maier'i Phonr 3087 324 W. This "Littlest Angel" Deserves a call from CITY GREETING SERVICE HOSTESS Mrs. Potter 5255 Miss Bivins 3542 Please phone one of us when Mother gets home from the hospital.

There are letters ot congratulations from Mayor Smith and the of Commerce Thert art lovclv from our mer- rh.inf. Even daddy not for- oc.ltr.n he added. Yale Student Saves by Appeal citv court on counts of resist- old and her brother, Francisco, ng, breach of peace and abusintf nine. The third of the police officer. He appealed to! shepherd children 'ommon pleas court which drop- and is a nun in a Portuguese con- ped the third degree charge and vent.

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MAIN DIAL 6S66 What is it that makes America so strong stronger, for example, than Russia? Is it our big the Reds have millions more people! Is it onr mighty armed forces and our great store of arms? they have more soldiers; can commit to immediate action more planes, more guns, more tanks! America Is stronger because she can produce more. And she can produce more because she has more electric pmvcr, about four times as much as Russia has. The electricity used by the average American worker is equal to the muscle power of 210 Russian slave laborers. Most electricity in this country from business-managed companies like this one companies that have doubled their capacity to supply electricity since the start, a World War II. In Russia, the government owns and operates all electric power plants, a true example of socialized electricity.

Low-cost, business-produced electric poivcr is a key to American production and production is the key to our freedom! PRODUCTION FOR FREtDOM WIIK 7-13 THE EUCKIK COMPANY I I L'S tt 0 I DTE-JJ REVIVAL FEATURE TONIGHT "More Than A Secretary" SHOWN ONLY ONCi AT 8:10 IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR FEATURE KIRK DOUGLAS in "The Big Sky" A A THEY DARED OUTLAW GUNS! Kid Too Young fo Know the Odds Against and a Man Who Had lived Too long lo ADDED: Color Cartoon Niwt SFAFER MEWSPAPERI.