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No. 118th Year 5 CENTS MADISON, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1957 MORNING FINAL SECTION 1 Bjarne and Sandy Saved 0) was HA I i i i it a i i 111 Ir" LT3LZ3U r3 ft -t. 0 'rh life mMmmiT Us 1. 1 Four Slichters Honored Allies Stan Close Look at 'Good Life' Idea Urged Firm Against Prof. Peterson Given Award for Teaching oviet 1 hreat i.

ft Si f- A She was treated and re leased at Madison General hospital. The dog was taken to the Humane Society pet shelter, where officials said he received some lung damage from smoke, but probably will recover. Fire inspectors were unable to determine the cause of the The time has come for a com I prehensive evaluation of the great American experiment to Bjarne Bendixson and 1 dog, Sandy, were saved by their housekeeper Friday when fire flashed through the kitchen of their home, SOS E. Mifflin st. s.

Margaret Torgeson, about 60, resident housekeeper, received slight forehead and arm burns when she ran through the flames to rescue the cocker spaniel and awaken FBendixson, night janitor at the the Tenney building, who was sleeping in a front room. provide the good life for all in Vr BONN, Germany (JP) Foreign ministers of NATO ended their meeting Friday night with a communique declaring the best hope of deterring Soviet attack is the ter rible firepower of modern nuclear weapons. "Pending an acceptable agreement on disarmament," said the ministers, "no power can. claim the right to deny an economy of plenty, some 400 blaze which spread through the (engineers and industrialists were told at the University of Wisconsin Friday. kitchen and a small rear porch.

Nos. 1 and 3 companies extinguished the fire. to the alliance the possession Sumner II. Slichter, a Wiscon of the moaern arms needed sin native who graduated from for its defense Stat Journal Photo by Edwin Stein the university in 1913 and went on to become one of the na NATO officials said the Braves Win in 11th, 8 See the Sports Peach tion's leading business econo Foreign Ministers' council in mists and a Harvard University tended this as Its joint retort to Moscow's recent threats and professor, addressed the Friday night Engineer's Day banquet in Legislative Prayer Hails Foe of Reds warnings against atomic guided missile bases in Scandinavia, West Germany, Greece, and Turkey. the Memorial Union.

He discussed modern technology and its relation to a social Services Set for McCarthy First Rites in U.S. Capitol on Monday "experiment that U.S. Fleet Quits mm St is magnificent in Another Course The communique said if the the ambition of Soviet Union is really afraid of Western defense preparations, Strength Show A Madison Lutheran minister thanked God for contributions of the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy Friday as both houses of the Legislature paused in prayer.

The Rev. Donovan Palmquist, it has only to "accept a general its aims" now going on in this country. At the dinner, Pres. E. B.

Fred pre-lented distin Wisconsin's four Slichter brothers, sons of the late Dean Charles Sumner Slichter of the University of Wisconsin Graduate School and all of them Wisconsin graduates, were presented with citations Friday night by the university. The citations were for distinguished service. Shown above with Dean Kurt F. Wendt of the college and Pres. E.

B. Fred Of the university are, "left to right, Donald C. Slichter, Allen M. Slichter, Louis B. Slichter, and Sumner H.

Slichter, -Photo bT Gary Schulz disarmament agreement embody Funeral services for Sen. Jo seph R. McCarthy (R-Wis will be held in Washington, D. ing effective measures of control and inspection within the framework of the proposals made 1,800 Marines Left in Mediterranean guished service Monday and in Appleton, minister of Central Lutheran Church, delivered the prayer in on numerous occasions by the his home, on Tuesday. citations to Sumner Slichter, La- both the Senate and Assembly.

west era row Monday a requiem high Mass ers. will be celebrated at 9 a.m. fei He prayed that in this "hour of crisis" a "God-fearing serv niont University sor at St. Matthews' Cathedral in ant" will be elected to fill Mc ABOARD USS SALEM W-Tha carrier striking force of the Sixth fleet wheeled westward Friday as the Jordan crisis which It added the Soviet campaign is aimed at giv Washington, followed by a half- hour service in the IT. S.

Senate Carthy's place and "continue to protect and preserve the rights Harvard University, and i three brothers. All are sons of ing Soviet forces PETERSON of this free country. brought the ships to the eastern Mediterranean appeared over Posts Tail? Charge. Baifj a monopoly of nuclear weapons ,4 the late Charles Sumner Slichter, "We thank God for the life of Sen. McCarthy and for his Under orders from Washing.

who was dean of the Graduate on the EuroDean ton, 30 warships of Vice-Admiral contribution to the American School from 1920 until retire continent and WASHINGTON Wi Teamster) ranging his bond for arraign- Charles Brown abruptly quit the May. 13. Asked for comment on hfs tartly remarked: President Dave Beck, lacking I ment later. way of life," Mr. Palmquist said in his prayer.

"We thank Thee ment in 1934. The three brothers are Donald C. Slichter. vice-president and "Such a sltua- flag-showing operation off Leba non and sprinted for Italian wa The round, stubby labor chief- indictment Thursday by a feder some of his usual bounce and al grand jury at Tacoma, on tain, Who has acknowledged per exuberance, gave himself up Fri for him at a fighter of communism, defender of free speech, i I arly could not be ac ters to keep a date with forces i chambers in the national Capitol at 11 a.m. The celebrant at the Mass in 4 the cathedral will be Archbishop Patrick O'Boyle of Washington, Msgr.

John K. Cartwright, rector of the cathedral, will preach the sermon. The body will be borne by plane from Washington to Wis-, consin, arriving at the Oshkosh airport about 4 p.m. Monday. The body will he in state at St.

Mary's Church, Appleton, Mon-dav night and Tuesday morning.) The services at Appleton will trustee of the Northewestern charges of failing to pay sonal use of some $300,000 to day and posted $5,000 bond on and as one who was concerned Mutual Life Insurance Mil- $400,000 Teamsters union funds, of four other nations in North Atlantic Treat Org anlz ation (NATO) exercises. 420 in taxes on 1950 income, Beck said: "I wouldn't say one word was not his talkative self as he about the needs of people, not waukee; Louis B. Slichter, di-only in Wisconsin but through-! rector tne Institute of Geo-out the world." physics at the University of an indictment charging income tax evasion. Beck, wearing dark glasses, spent about two hours in the cepted." a council warned that 'prolonged division of Germany waited for an aide to sbow up VON Left behind were 1,800 Marines about it because I don't know no BRENTANO with a cashier's check to free him. He is to be arraigned either of the fleet amphibious force.

A Later the Senate ariODtprf a California; and Allen M. Slich Federal Court building being more about it than you do now. 1 have to consult with my ter, president of the Pelton Steel resolution expressing regret over McCarthy's death and praising routinely fingerprinted and ar-jhere or in Tacoma, on Casting Milwaukee. and the anomalous situation of Berlin" is a continuing threat to world peace an demanded His attorney at court Friday his record of fighting commu fleet spokesman said the Marines are remaining in the Eastern Mediterranean until the "situation eases." They boarded six transports Friday and sailed for an unannounced destination aft. All four; of the brothers are Wisconsin natives, all received was Gerard Treanor, a regular early German reunification.

The resolution was introduced, University of Wisconsin degrees Warn nf Rir-h Femrite Drive Home Destroyed by Fire Shriners Have Ceremonial Time by Sen. Gerald Lorge (R-Bear and all are now leaders in their Teamsters union counsel. But it turned out later that Beck has retained Edward Bennett Williams, well known Washing- Earlier, the ministers joined er three days of liberty in Beirut. I Creek), whose communitv is in! science ana Durness neias. west uerman roreign Minister The Edward Nemec home, 415 Heinrich Von Brentano and U.

S. be at noon Tuesday in St. Mary's Church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery, Appleton.

Sen. Alexander Wiley (R-Wis.) and six members of the Wisconsin House of Representatives delegation will represent Congress at the Appleton services as honorary pallbearers. In addition to Wiley, tentative: -arrangements have been madei for plane transportation to Ap-i McCarthy's home county. A highlight of the banquet was The resolution said that "his- tn Presentation to Prof. Harold in 'A.

Peterson, chairman of the Bright red fezzes on Capitol ton attorney, to appear with him Femrite was destroyed Fri Cheers greeted the new orders for this? flagship of Admiral Brown. Officers and men who lost five days of liberty in ports Secretary of State John Foster day afternoon by a wind-whipped n. department of electrical engi Dulles in warning that East Germany is a turbulent volcano square will give visible evidence that Shriners from all over the state are in Madison today for the Zor Shrine ceremonial. of. southern when the which might erupt at any time.

(Continued on Page 2. Column 3)i Reynolds award of S1.000 for ex next Wednesday when he is due for more quizzing by the Senate rackets investigating committee. Beck a month ago refused to answer committee questions on his use of union funds, invoking the Fifth amendment on grounds flag-showing order came Apr. 25 hope to be barkvwith their fami cellence in the teaching of future The ministers pledged to use About 1,500 Shriners and their fire which waged out of control before neighbors discovered it. Firemen said the blaze apparently started from an overheated pan of doughnut-making grease left simmering on an electric stove while the Nemecs and their 3-ycar-old daughter were wives are expected for the all- Day to Be Sunny; ens- -pleton for Reps.

Melvin R. Laird day ceremonial, which will in NlQht tO oe NIPPY Crosse, president of the board, all possible means to induce the Soviet Union to honor its agreement that 'Germany should be reunified by free elections a reference to the Geneva "sum of his answers might tend to in clude initiation of a class lies in a week. In the NATO operation "Green Pivot," the Sixth fleet will help "friendlyJir Italian armor and in-fantry combat "invaders" from -Marshfield; John H. Byrnes, Green Bay; William K. Van Pelt, Fond du Lac: Lawrence A warmer, sunnier day, but made the presentation to Peter- shopping Smith.

Racine, all Republicans; about 100 neophytes. Registra tion in the Masonic Temple, 301 Wisconsin will begin at 10 a.m. mits talks of 1953. criminate him. Beck's new attorney, Williams, was counsel for the late Sen.

Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) in McCarthy's censure proceedings. Flames had spread throughout (he north It is scheduled Mon. followed by Madison's third. son- night of frost in a row, was fore-1 He "ted for hls cast for today and counsel of under- Tndav'. hiah eraduate and graduate students.

They coupled this with a new'day through Thursday. British. the five-room, one-story home by the time Monona and Bloom and Clement Zablocki (D-Mil waukee) Eighteen members of the Wis consin Legislature have been ap Madison's Arab Patrol, Boost statement of resolve to intensify Turkish, sand French forces also er Band, and the Zor Clowns and for his role in the development of his department, "which ing Grove firemen were called. represents. wlth: peaceful means a common Williams also now James R.

Iloffa, a expected to be 55 degrees, compared with 50 at 1:30 p.m. Fri They unable to save any fmSller! policy for the restoration of Gi are participating. Brown, relaxed and cheerful, declined to comment as to the will be among the uniformed Zor Shrine Units in the public day. A low of 30 was forecast 1 of the Nemecs' belongings. union vice president indicted rorimanv as a free and united state today is one of the strongest scholastic programs in the coun pointed as an official delegation of the state Senate and Assembly and will attend the services exhibition at 4 in iroct of alleged oriotng or a senate com for tonight.

Nemec, a construction worker, nn Pape Column fill succrss of the flag-showing mis- try at the highest mittee staff member, the temple. A frosty temperature between Peterson was on the staff of and his family plan to stay tern porarily with relatives in Madi at Appleton in a body. Flags were at half staff Fri A dinner will be held in the temple beginning at 6 p.m. A son. day on the Capitol, the White House, and other government concert and review will follow tiT Electric Co.

from 1934 fhll th.lsfmornine And theunW 1946i wnen he joined the thermometer recorded 31 at 5 faculty here. He gained both his a.m. Friday. 'bachelor's and master's degrees New State Laws buildings for the once swash' A two-hour performance by the Merrymakers vaudeville troupe sion. "I am just a pawn and somebody else pulls the strings but the string puller must think the situation is in hand," he said.

"As commander of striking force south NATO), I am mighty glad to keep Green Pivot as scheduled. Our allies spent W. Llewellyn Millar, Long a Masonic Leader, 84, Dies I'uiiuajr W(JS expeciea 10 oe buckling senator who died at 48 Thursday night from an acute of Zuhrah Temple, Minneapolis fair with continued cool weather. (Continued on Page 2, Column 5) Chapters 56 to new state Iawi. (Texts, Sec.

2, Pass 4.) will close the day's activities. liver ailment. In the Senate, McCarthy's T.lpwpllvn Millar R4 of 1 retired member ofl i I body will lie before the rostrum. Services of half an hour will be the Gisholt Machine Co, engineering staff and prominent Madison! months planning and consid West Siders Given Extra Chlorine Dose Widow Shows Serene Strength conducted by a Catholic clergy man and the Senate chaplain Mason, died Friday In a Madison hospital after a short Illness. Mr.

Millar had beeji a Madison resident since 1800 He was erable expense getting Brown said the flag-showing mission had been a "hetf of a The installation of.a new pump' 'the Rev. Dr. Frederick Brown born in Clinton, in J872. After I I at a city well caused a slight good drill" for the fleet by mak in Planning McCarthy Rites overchlorination of water injcompleting high school here he, Madison Consistory, worshipful some West side mains Friday. served an ap- I mister of Hiram lodge and Com- ing? surest was "ready to go when somebody rings the bell." v- I 1-1 a.

nnnf iiiifll in IM a monwealth lodges, and high r.ess said that a heavier than.tlie engineering WASHINGTON (U.R) There was little to suggest the sadness; Republican Leader William F. '41 usual dose of chlorine was put ti a rtment of of the scene except the grave faces Of the men gathered in thejKnowland, stayed only a "brief (Continued on Page 2, Column 1) Don't Miss This Big Timely Event Have you ever wondered hat was happening to other people elsewhere in the world at the sameiinslant some big priest of the Royal Arch Masons. Mr. Millar was a trustee and elder of Christ Presbyterian Church. He was a charter mem Plane Snips 'Frisco's Power for 20 Minutes the Gisholt Co.

ereen walled room nuie. Airs, aiccartny gieeu naiieu room. ttniiorcitv mH FrmU aves He a a- em- They talked In low tones to the oman who sat erect and; 1 To aid water was ployed in vari- ber and post president of the SAN FRANCISCO "ft A Navy composed on a sofa. A vase of cink roses on the mantle added a I intimneft into a storm sewer totou ePeItift at Madison lecnmrai club and a'firhter plane cliDDcd two touch of brightness. A baby bug-r anus passea.ior tne tau, au-; rld 0l- the extra concehtra-liisnoit burn-haired woman another in the Northern null nr in ner eres.

gy stood in one corner. In anoth er there was an wasf hu Her hands clasped tightly, hat Ko. uua rt.e cleansing process member of the Lincolm Fellow-! 000 volt power lines Friday, ship and the Madison Stampi blacking out San Francisco and points to the south an area of He was a director of the Com-i rore than a million population mercial State bank and a mem-for from 20 minutes to mora ber of the standing committee than a half hour. i-. i i-tnnndl-lnn CflftTI tieautitui lace arawu years nerd a hospital viiiwM mu.

Mrs. McLanny expresseanei oe-Sunday wltn a serious liver dis- Water in the affected mams 1 should be back to normal by tlus.Jnvw,t'd morning, Nordness sa.d. of the American Mechanical En sire that funeral services tor nenor(jer husband be held in the Senate chamber i-? "lness was critical gineering Society. Mr. Millar re-L- Surviving are a daughter.

Mrs. Asleep in her crib upstairs lay man sue apparently nan realized, or at least would admit to what the senator called "the best All communications TV, radio, news, street cars were paralyzed. The pilot of a Navy AD7 Sky. raider, a propeller driven craft reported at Alameda Naval Air station that his plane clipped the wires. The: plane did not herself and others.

Her reports of event occurred in jour life here in Wisconsin? Saul Pctt-oi the Associated Press used the far-flung and world-wide resources of a great International gathering service to find an? answer. So this Sunday The Wisconsin State Journal's Spotlight will turn over an entire page Of the section to. "A Day in The Life of The World." The datelines are everywhere in Kampala, Uganda. In Boston, and even at the South Pole. You'll find 'his fascinating story and perhaps an answer to vmir Question in The Spot- wtinrf hahv in the world" i th.

McCarthy's 5-month-ol djhis condition wore consistently The men members of the U. S. Senate came to call at the white brick row house near the Capitol to discuss the funeral arrangements for Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy.

Mrs. McC a r-thy, a widow of less than 24 hours, received more optimistic than the hospi adopted daughter, Tierney Eliz tal bulletins. signed as secre- MILLAR John C. Emery, New Canaan, tary of the Mad- onn a son, W. L.

Millar Jr ison Masonic Union, governing. Hinsdale, a brother Ralph body of the Masonic Temple Millar, 315 Ingersoll eight 1951 after 18 years of service.) grandchildren; and eight great-Active in Masonry more than grandchildren. 40 years, he was elected to re-j the body was taken to the ceive the 33rd degree of Masonry Frautschl funeral home. 120 E. by the Northern Wilson where funeral ar-diction of the United State raneemenU are penrlins.

abeth There was some conjecture She was at his bedside when cras.h. concerning me xiaius u. nJ2nt. Feature Finder Briclce 1 Pa Calendar See. 2, Pan Comlrs -Sec.

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2, Paie Society Sec. 1, Pan 7 -Weather Tabla 1, Pane 2 Radio -and television stations went off the air, San Francisco traffic lights failed. Most street- in yiew of McCarthy deatn, out, a spokesman for the New York Pale but dry-eyed later to be Foundling II a Catholic driven home by friends. She was agency from which the baby was put to bed and" given adopted, doubtrd McCarthy The wife of Scn George Malone would have to give her up. i The Senate delegation, on Page 2, Column i) He served as recorder of Zorr Memorials may; be sent to thei cars ands: trolley, buses stopped Shrine, commander of the Madi- Shrine Crippled Children's Hos-lopei ating.

MRS. McCarthy licht, a regular feature of-them with a Siinri'iv'a WUrnnsin State Jour- (show of serene son Knights Templar rommand- pital Fund in rare of the Mason- Even the drjul ndvers at th Mark ery, commander-in-chief of the ic Temple here. 'Top 'O the were stilled. Mli iff ij strength that stopped the tars.