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v. 1 A. -ff -'a 2 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Thursday, Sept. 11, 1958 VB(B8 ft p. i i I 3: 3- VS WASHINGTON (JP) The United States and Britain today agreed on Geneva as the site of a Big Three conference on suspending nuclear weapons tests.

The State Department' made public a note sent Wednesday to the Soviet Foreign Office accepting Russias proposal that the talks be held in Geneva. The note was almost identical with one sent to the Russians by Britain Wednesday. The United States expressed gratification that Russia had agreed to start the talks Oct. 31. Russia an Aug.

3S suggested Geneva as the site for the meeting instead of New York as proposed by President Eisenhower. The U.S. note rejected, however. Russias other proposal that the discussions be limited to two or three weeks. It also withheld comment on proposals by Soviet Premier Khrushchev including his call for permanent suspension of tests instead of suspension on a year-by-year basis, as advocated by Eisenhower.

The United States proposes, the note said, that these issues be reserved for discussion at the meetings at Geneva on Oct 31. In turning down Russias call for a three-week limit on the talks, the note said: The United States agrees that the negotiations should be concluded as quickly as possible, but believes that their importance requires the expenditure of whatever time may mutually be deemed necessary for their successful conclusion. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth, U.S. disarmament specialist, was designated chairman of the U.S.

delegation. The conference is an outgrowth of the seven-week meeting of East-West technical experts which ended last month at Geneva. The technical experts agreed that effective supervision and enforcement of a ban on nuclear weapons tests was technically feasible. But they avoided passing judgment on political issues, such as how to arrange inspection posts in Red China where the United States has no diplomatic relations with the Peiping regime. They left such questions for consideration at the higher level conference announced today.

TTdDoflay9 IEbidip(u1s it it it Went her Tonight In JlVcditon Diftbf Marriages Deaths Fires Court Notts Estates Filed Deal Estate Transfers New Firms, Disease Reports, Danhrupteies Verona, dismissed on payment of $3 costs. Improper turn Robert W. Ob-mascher. Prairie du Chien, forfeited $13. Falling to have vehicle under control Silas E.

Craig, 5506 Healy Lane, dismissed on payment of $3.50 costs. Obstructing traffic Frank McAdams, 1135 E. Gorham dismissed. Temperatures WEDNESDAY Tonight In Madison Cuba Club, 6 Eddie Debbie Split Over iz Hello isconsin Exchange Club, p.m. VFW Band rehearsal, VFW Hall, 7:30 p.m.

Brotherhood meeting. Bethel Lutheran Driving on wrong side of street Max Nowak, 514 S. Mills dismissed on payment of $3.50 their friend, was born last February. Their, marriage was frequently described in film fan magazines as Hollywoods ideal marriage. Wednesday night, as newsmen waited for a statement on the couples marital status, a messenger arrived at the home with a revised script for the picture Debbie starts work (Hi Sept.

29. The title: The Mating Game. Back Injury Charles Roum, 15, Deerfield, was taken to Madison General Hospital today by county traffic police for treatment of a back injury suffered Wednesday while playing football. Lippmann to Write for C-T Continued from. Page 1 Lippmanns work, both in the United States and abroad, the most important comm on American foreign policy.

And Time has added, A journalist but his own master, a columnist but a dignified writer, a pundit almost without pomp, the master of lucid style. $4,416 Donated To Proxmire U. S. Sen. Proxmire reported to secretary of state today that he had collected $4,416 and spent $3,845 during his primary campaign.

He owes $85. State Sen. Gaylord Nelson, Madison, Democratic candidate for governor, reported receiving $1,160 and spending $546. He owes $1,179. (Continued from Page 1) clerk, etc.

than on the Democratic ballots. There are still counties in the state where there is no full slate of candidates for county officers on the Democratic ticket The votes cast for two political unknowns, Harry Halloway, a candidate against Proxmire, and Jerome Grant of Milwaukee, were surprising. Halloway got more than 18,000 votes and Grant was the big surprise with 74,330 votes for Lieut. close at the heels of Philleo Nash, who polled 89,931 votes Halloway is a brother of Max Hurwitz, who was attacked by Madison police when he sought to sell sandwiches, ice cream and other articles in front of the entrance to Camp Randall Stadium on Breese Terrace several years ago. ahead of us.

Miss Taylor was quoted in one account: I dont go around breaking up marriages. Besides, you cant break up a happy marriage. Debbies and Eddies never has been. On whether Liz loves Eddie: I like Eddie very much. Ive felt happier and more like a human being for the past two weeks than I have at any time since Mikes death.

Mike and Eddie loved each Miss Taylor also was quoted: What am I supposed to do, ask him to go back to her and try? He cant. If he did, theyd destroy each other. Eddie and Debbie argued after the singer returned from New York on Tuesday, a week later than expected. During the week Debbie read newspaper accounts of her husband being seen in New York with the beautiful widow of Todd. Todd was a close friend of Fishers.

When he was killed in New Mexico plane crash in March, Debbie cared for Liz children, while Eddie flew with Miss Taylor to the funeral in Illinois. Eddie and Debbie, idols of the teen-age set, were wed in October 1955. Their First child, a girl, Carrie Frances, was born Oct. 24, 1956. A son, named Todd after Church, 6 p.m.

Mens Club, costs. City YMCA, 6:30 p.m. City No drivers license Clarence Council, City-ounty Building, 7:30 Stewart, Truax Field, forfeited p.m. ounty Public a 1 1 Committee, City-County Building, I Possessing beer in car with 7:30 p.m. County Zoning! minors present Ronald T.

Nel Committee, City-County Building, son, 504 W. Johnson $50 fine 7:30 p.m. University Reli- or 15 days in jail, gious enter open houses, 7:30 to issuing worthless checks (two 10 p.m. Older Adult Club, counts), and operating motor ve-Community Center, 7 p.m. hide without owners consent Round Dancers, Photo Club, Richard C.

Muir, 32, of 123 N. Southern Wisconsin Pointing Dog Butler 90 days in jail as of Club, Community Center, all at Aug. 8. 7:30 p.m. Reckless driving William H.

I Keller, 2407-C Truax, fined $50. Frida ff in Madison Fading to stop at accident Sertoma Club, Spanish Cafe, I scene and driving on left side of noon. Bookmobile, Truax street Alvin J. Olle, .420 N. Park Apartments, 1 to 2:45 p.m.; Murray fined $50.

Farrell and Harding Streets, 3 to 8top and go Alex H. p.m., and East Shopping Cen- nowski Madison, and Palmer W. ter, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Interna- Taylor, Stevens Point, forfeited tional Club coffee hour, Wisconsin kio each. Union.

3:30 p.m. University Arterill, Karl F. Schmidt. Sorority rushing, 4:45 p.m. University Van Hise House, and Sidney W.

Norland, Route 2, Births Belleville, dismissed on payment At University Hospitals. Wed-1 of $5 costs each, nesday Daughter to Mr. and! Expired drivers license Lloyd (Continued from Page 1) we have been ia the last year. The formal separation of Debbie, 26, and Eddie, 30, was announced Wednesday night. Eddie went to the home of a friend.

Comedian Joe Forman. Miss Reynold; stayed at home with their two children. She came to the door, wearing a robe and pin curlers, and told newsmen: This separation is the result of what happened in New York and the stories tljat originated there. As to your questions as to whether Miss Taylor had anything to do with this separation, Im unable to answer at this time. Do I consider Liz Taylor a good friend? Liz never was a good friend.

I would only say a friend. Eddie and I both knew her through Mike Todd. The separation definitely was not my idea. I love Eddie and I always have loved him. I hope this separation will iron out the difficulties and we can get together and be happy.

Dont blame Eddie, hes a wonderful boy, although I think hes a little misled. Liz must have been misinformed about the relations between Eddie and me. We have never been happier than we have been in the last year. I would even say ecstatically happy. Im shocked at her report.

I dont want this marriage to break up. There are our lovely children and a beautiful life Frank Helvey 111 Frank Helvey, 78, of 816 Mag-deline Maple Bluff, was taken to St. Marys Hospital by Bil sie ambulance today after becoming ill at his home. against 269 for Thomson The old standby wards on the west side, the Tenth, the Thirteenth and Nineteenth Ward where he received 891 votes Will Hermann Eisner be raising his rasping voice in both the Dane County Board and the Assembly chamber in the capitol? Eisner won the nomination on the Republican ticket but standing in his path will be David OMalley a farmer near Waunakee, who won the Democratic nomination with 1,103 to Eisners 929. IN BELOIT, a referendum was held on dogs and by a vote of 2 to 1 residents were noti fied that dogs in the city will have to be confined on a leash or be confined the year round Voters in Boscobel turned down a proposal to grant licenses for the sale of beer to grocery stores by a 2 to 1 margin The wife of the sheriff of Grant County, Mrs.

Robert Seemeyer, won the Republican nomination for sheriff in Grant County While this is being dictated, this final vote comes up as all but a few of the states 3,398 precincts have been counted for United States Senator: Democrats, Republicans, 215,594. Its been a long time since the Democrats dominated the vote at a primary election. MERRILL HAD a bear scare last Saturday, according to the Merrill Daily Herald. The bear was first seen in Tannery Town, a Merrill community located across the Wisconsin River. The bear then wandered over to the Sixth Wal'd section of the city.

Police followed the bear until it spurned the city and returned to its habitat in the woods surrounding Merrill Editor Walt Chilsen now finds another bear roaming through the Democratic party. Evidently Ed itor Chilsen would like to see Lyndon Johnson named as the Democratic candidate for President in 1960. Then both parties would have candidates to the liking of the Republican Merrill Herald. CARPETS from Pettersen's 209 W. Mifflin AL 7-1171 of California, the minority leader, both from oil states, when Sen.

Case of South Dakota made his sensational statement that $2,500 in a package of one hundred dollar bills had been left for Sen. Case by an oil company messenger on the eve of the vote on the natural gas bill. Johnson and Knowland got together and brought about the appointment of an investigating committee that did nothing. Small wonder that corruption is rampant in government today. STEVENS9 SPECIALS Mrs.

Willie Haeberli, 26-A Uni- p. Moen, Belleville, forfeited $10. versity Houses. Speeding Richard T. Schiroff, At Madison General Hospital.

Dayton forfeited $23. Wednesday Daughters to Mr.Eva Remsik. 211 N. Few St. and Mrs.

John Bunch 3235 forfeited $18 Carol J. Edgington Burke and Mr. and Mrs. Dxjgevijiei forfeited $15. Walter Thomas Groves, 1420 Drake St.

I pomplon, Portage, forfeited $8 Thursday Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rosemary Hanna, Belleville, for Ronad Cooper, Routt 4. Ifeited $7 At St. Marys Hospital, Wed- Speeding-Al L.

Gorman, 1715 nesday' Daughters to Mr. and LaUrel Crest, Charles C. Jones, Mrs. Robert Osborne, 35o E. Route 2, and Lloyd P.

Moen, Washington Mr. and rs-1 Belleville, forfeited $5 each. John Harold Bochenhauer, Middleton, pescj1 1330 g. Beltline, Milton and Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Niesen, Varsos 444 Few SL Kilford Middleton; sons to Mr. and Mrs. jensen 4917 Manley Daniel Robert J. Egan. 161 Division St Scott 613 Brooks Robert Mr.

and Mrs. Otto ill. Oak Park Trailer Court. Mr. and Mrs.

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Hammersley, Verona, Joseph J. Namio, 1038 Spaight Lawrence D. Schiffman, Mt. Horeb, Zane Z. Meranda, 1330 Morrison Art Barmshall, 921 Spring Norman L.

Pierce, 2348 Superior Frank W. Barghahn, 2710 Commercial and Marvin V. Bump, 1429 Skyline dismissed on pay ment of $3.50 costs each. DANE COUNTY remains a solidly liberal supporter of Democratic party. The vote for sheriff was significant.

The votes for the four candidates on the Democratic ticket represented a total of 19,056 while Sheriff Goff, the Republican candidate, poilec 8,406 The Capital Times regrets that Norman C. Anderson was defeated for assemblyman in the eastern district of Dane County. He. was defeated by Glenn Henry, a local attorney. We are told that Mr.

Anderson didnt do much work during the campaign Norman Anderson had a good record as an assemblyman Cong. Don Tewes, representative from the second district is going to have a fight on his hands at the election. Robert W. Hasten-meier, Watertown, who won the nomination as the Democratic candidate and Tom Amlie, the other Democratic candidate, polled about 31,000 votes in the 329 precincts while Cong. Tewes polled 29,921 votes.

THE GROWING indifference of people to the need for integrity in government was illustrated in the victory of Mark Catiin, who won the Republican nomination for member of the Assembly from the Appleton district and the nomination of Sheriff Artley Skenandore of Brown County for re-election on the Republican ticket. Catiin was disbarred from the practice of law for six months and fined $1,500 for using his political influence to bring about the release of prisoners at Waupun and Skenandore was charged with accepting money from the keeper of a house of prostitution and for being drunk while on duty. Back in the days when the Progressive movement was at its peak, it would have been fatal for any political candidate to have such records. GOV. THOMSON carried only seven of 97 precincts in Dane County.

The precincts carried by Thomson were first and second precincts of the Tenth and the Thirteenth Wards, the Twentieth Ward, Maple Bluff and Shorewood Hills. The vote in Maple Bluff was 359 for Thomson and 74 Jor Nelson. Nelson polled a surprising vote in Shorewood Hills, where he received 160 votes Mell, 2624 University' and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westphal, 13 Sherman Ter.

Thursday Daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wagner, Middleton, and Mr. and Mrs Philip Esser, Mt. Horeb.

Deaths Mrs. Vernon Haywood, 30. of 2005 Melrose died Wednesday Edward Deitelhoff, 48, of 1018 Regent died Wednesday Raymond Custer, 71, of 461 N. Few died Wednesday Mrs. James Franklin, 52, of 756 W.

Washington died Thursday Robert E. Kirch, 23, of Madison and Des Moines, died Wednesday. op sot 7qd500 OOCx DM, Estates Filed Adolph Soucek, Madison; assets, about liabilities, none listed. Magda Nelson, Madison; assets, about liabilities, none listed. Anna Aufrecht, Madison; assets, liabilities, none listed.

Sherman Everson, Town of Dunn: assets, liabilities, none listed. CMTBJBflQ, OCoaf hqDD Cdqdv7 toedf Us EDITOR CHILSEN says this about Johnson: The record proves Johnson to be one of the most brilliant majority leaders the Senate has ever seen. Both his friends and foes acknowledge his ability. Those who would discredit him because he is from Texas overlook the fact that he passed the first Civil Rights bill in 85 years, saved the Supreme Courts collective neck in last days of the recent session and announced his advocacy of a change in the cloture rule during the last session. There are some things that Editor Chilsen overlooks Lyndon Johnsons part in the passage of the Tidelands Oil bill, his support of the law which gives the big Texas oil interests a 27 per cent tax exemption and the natural gas bill which would free the natural gas concerns of any regulations by the Federal Power mmission.

Has Editor Chilsen forgotten the cover-up methods resorted to by Sen. Johnson, the majority leader, and Sen. Knowland Marriage rentes Frederick L. Holder, 2434 Washington and Nan OConnor, Detroit, Mich. Delane E.

Stenjem, Stoughton, and Anna L. Kocovsky, Oregon. Ralph C. Lopez, Truax Field, and Sandra A. McFadden, 916 E.

Gorham St. Richard L. Schauer, 217 S. Orchard and Ruth E. Abbott, 315 S.

Orchard St. James Parnell, 904 Dane and Elizabeth J. -Probelsky, 2741 Milwaukee St. Robert E. Miller, 439 N.

Ingersoll and Joan K. Lampe, 2139 Linden Ave. Robert L. Johnson, Chicago, and Frances S. Sorenson, 16 N.

Butler St. Howard B. Wills, Water-town. and Nena V. Adams, 2 Ik Murder Victim Leaves $25,000 MILWAUKEE (UPI) A will and petition for probate filed Wednesday estimated at $25,000 the estate left by Mrs.

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Mrs Mauch named her husband. Aloy sius, 63, as executor of the estate in the will drawn June 10, 1952 but made no mention of disposition of her personal property. Mrs. Mauch has three daughters by a previous marriage, who would receive the Mauch home on the condition her husband could live there the rest of his life. End tho nood for thoso harsh, drug-typo loxotivos.

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