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Skr 10- THE CAPITAL TIMES, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1961 Four Students on Auto Tour Japanese Good Will Mission Visits C-T I. Fircilieil 4 to Bogin Ask Week 'HeadofParhMotor of 56 IIoursjlt J0Jj Arrives I Madisons firemen Tuesday! Robert F. Ray, construction en-i night asked for a reduction in gmeer arrived in- Madison today their work week from S3 to 56 t0 take over as project manager kours- Ion construction of the new Park The request was submitted to Motor Inn to be built on the site the City Board of Estimates, of the old Park Hotel on Capitol i which is drafting next year's mu-1 Square. nicipal budget.

Representatives of Ray, associated with the gen-Fire Fighters Local 311 presented i eral contractor, Henry C. Beck Dr. Reese Gels Gift Church and Monona In PlauDispute Spokesmen for Ihe Monona Methodist Church and members of the Monona Village Board argued Monday night over a proposed street which would split lots on which the church plans to erect a new house of worship on two pair of lots fronting on Nichols, McKenna, and Midmoor Roads. When applying for a permit for the new church, church officials were denied the permit because of the village plan to run a street through the middle of the the plea for the shorter week. Co Dallas.

Tex said that he will begin immediately to clear Earlier Fire Chief Page had the final building permits with presented to the board a 1962, the city. He said workmen will budget request of $1,730,621, ex-also start construction of an eight-actly $170,114 higher than the Fire foot -afety barricade around the 'Department's appropriation this project on Carroll and Main year. Streets. Fire Capt. Wilson H.

Donhlei A graduate of Middle Tennes-said the reduction in the working Tech, Ray has been a con-hours would require the hiring of engineer for 25 years 31 new men. including 24 firerctin as manager for( fighters and seven officers. He Beck firm, he recently di-said the total additional cost instruction of the $15 mil-the city would be $163,560 a year 'lon atlona Anutal Disease in wages, based on the present Lahoratoty for the US. Depart wage scale, and another $20,000 lnent Aguculture at Ames, la Robert Appearing for. the Methodist Church before the board, Atty.

Joseph A. Melli, 6008 Winnequah, Rd urged that the permit be is- Demonstrating the lightness of their Japanese-made automobile sued, contending the church had, are four Sophia University students touring this country to study clear title to the land and that I newspapers and journalism schools. Shown on the left from front checks had revealed no legal no-! to back are Kiyoshi Miyata, Yusuke Ishizu and Hajime Hasegawa. tice of the proposed street had At the right is Kensuke Inule. (Staff photo by Tom Barlet) been recorded and no condemna- A good will mission team from i went on to Chicago.

Other cities Sophia University, Tokyo, visited they will visit are Detroit: New tion proceedings had been started Also appearing for the church The eight-story Motor Inn is being built by Park Motor Inc. Injured In Fall William Younger, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Younger, 2203 Atwood was taken to Marys Hospital by police Tuesday night after he fell and cut his forehead.

He was treated and released. for equipment the first year. Donkle said that the 56-hour week for -fireman is about aver- Madison Tuesday as part of its-York; Washington, Nashville, a in cltles Madlsons SIze, 80-day tour of the United States New Orleans; Houston. He sald the lremen dld not want I'oslgradliate size' were the Rev. Clarence Wildes, pastor: Dr.

Richard Roman, a member of the congregation, and t0 and study what journalism, Tex; Fhoemx, and back to the reductlon hours lt meansAn Dan Parks and Herb Fritz, rep-students do and how newspapers Los a reduction manpower. All! LOllFSCS resenting Marshall Erdman and PfTatc 11S country: groups ma Japanese-, pagea budget request in- Associates. men ar Yusuke Ishizu, made cars attracted considerable men including After heated argument, the J.Hajimettention oil Madison streets 'three new deputy The University of Medical Center will Dr. Hans H. Reese (right), professor of psychiatry and neurology at the University of Wisconsin Medical Center, received this week a special bound volume of the reprints of his published papers, and a statement of acknowledgement and affection from all members of the Neurology Department, Dr.

Francis M. Forster, department chairman, made the presentation. Dr. Reese will receive emeritus status next June. He delivered Monday his last formal lecture, on multiple sclerosis, long a field of his Interest.

Total Is 5.060 Wisconsin present the Is Satisfactory Mr. Wildes urged the two groups lHaseawa 21- and Kloshi Ml'! The cars are 1960 and 1961 1 In 1954 the firemens work week tirst ven haK-day courses in to try to get together, and the ata- 20' aU of Tok- lshlzu and models of the Mazda. The two-1 feduced to -a- postgraduate medical education Mrs. Charles Kmnaird, 4508 Rahel is in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital. matter was referred to' the Plan-' Hasegaw a are journalism stu-cyhnder vehicles will cruise at a nmg and Appeal Boards which dfnts; Inukal ftudles EnSllsh and speed of 4M5 miles per hour will meet Wednesday night.

and reach a top speed of 60 miles for the general practitioner Thursday, at University Hospitals. chair-, (Tpts Year for per hour, they said. I JcwelrV Tlicft The cars, which sell for about $800 American money in Japan, 61-year-old man Milton give the driver about 60 miles 'Hebert who admitted to police to a gallon of gas, the quartet had J150 worth of origins. It will also study means Dr. J.

LeRoy Sims, U.S. professor of medicine, will be man of the program, The Unexplained Fever. The conference will explore the production of fever of obscure History Students At U. Set Record Advocates of grea'er emphasis on the liberal arts in higher edu- cation will be cheered by the latest news from the University of JjJ le1 of Madison they visited Salt Lake Wisconsin. drawing in oi a street.

Officials hae revealed that, of the total enrollment of more than! G. H. Schulkamp, village presi- 20,000 students this semester, a record-breaking 5 000, or 25 per kar niem hae chosen to take one or more of the 78 courses offered by therer street was Department of History. I lcluded a master in 195S- Durmg their brief Madison visit they visited the University of Wisconsin Journalism School and The Capital Times newsroom, They began their American tour; Before coming The quartet left Madison for added. I jewelry from his 86-year-old land-employed and directions taken in FUEL OIL iMfl AAAitit f't in The students termed Wisconsin adv jjrs jeane(te yoran j5 an attempt to discover the fevers and Madison the most beautiful eu Additivt Batt st was Mntenced to cause.

spots Uiey had yet visited. Pre-j vaupun state Prison Faculty for the conference in-vious to Madison they enjoyed San Francisco the most. They Tuesday afternoon on a grand eludes Drs. Dallas Clatanoff, theft charge. Helen Control Ilf I Keep Filled Service Castle called the area west of the Mis-Milwaukee" the same day and then 'sissippi River too vast.

Dickie, J. D. Kabler, Rob- Mrs. Foran reported that He- jert Schilling, and Arvin Weinstein, bert had roomed at her place for jail of the Medical Center Medi-several months but had never paid Clne Department, and Dr. John K.

any rent. Instead, she said, he1 Curtis, chief of medical service, had continually borrowed money VA Hospital, Madison, from her which he did not repay. If Doyle AL S-OOU Ever since the days of William various countries in Europe; andniv v. T. and Frederick Jackson has won many prizes for historical Turner, history has been one of3nd literary writings, the top-ranking departments at Prof.

Harrison holds the 1946 They pointed out 1 Insurance Honor Executives to Sponsor Sales Revival Clinic Melvin A. Edwards, 5745 Thrush Proctor postponed sentence Lane, who is superintendent of, on two other charges of petty charges of petty HOME AMI APAK1A1EM OWALKS theft to which Hebert also pleaded guilty. St 0t Si 5 5s casualty for the Capital Indemnity Co, has been awarded the designation of chartered property casualty underwriter at the national conferment exercises of the American Institute for Property ft Li and Liability Underwriters in Washington, D. C. WITH ISO IWEST.MEXT $4 a Supply Everything nSTALFATIOV FREE Wisconsin.

Today the roster is master's degree from Cambridge studded with such names as'umversity and the Ph.D. of the Boardman, Curti, Carstensen, Cur-I University of Leeds, where he was rent. Easum, Hesseltine, Jensen, director of extramural Mosse, Petrovich, Post, Reynolds, studies until assuming his Wiscon-Sachse, Shannon, Williams and sin post. Especially interested in 19th century social history and British and comparative history, he has published widely in these areas. Prof.

Phelan was educated at This semester two European (Harvard (AB. cum laude, 1947) historians of international reputa-and the University of California, tion Giorgio Spini of Florence Berkeley, (M.A. 1948) PhD. 1951) and Karl-Gustaf Hildebrand ofand at the Sorbonne, where he was Stockholm have come to the, a Fuibnght scholar in 1951-52. He campus as visiting professors, has done research in Spain and John Hamson of the English Uni- South America on a Guggenheim versify of Leeds and Latm-Ameri-jFellowship for his books, The can specialist John Phelan from'Hispanization ofthe Philippines, -Milwaukee have joined the'and The Millemal Kingdom of permanent faculty as associate, the Franciscans in the New World professors; and three young his-jA Study of the Writings of Ger-torians of great promise have onimo de Mendieta.

been named assistant professors. that the master plan map was available at the Village Hall, and that inquiry would have revealed the situation The board accepted the resignation of Glenn Thousand as village assessor and building inspector. Thousand has accepted a job as state supervisor of assessments with the Madison district office. Set a public hearing for 7-p m. Oct.

12 on a request to widen the street in front of Immaculate Heart qf Mary Church; announced bids will be opened Oct. 20 on dredging, grading, and seeding the 50-acre Firemans Park; Received a letter from the City of Madison on a village claim for $16,299 in 1958-59 income taxes, which were allegedly erroneously allocated to the city, passed an ordinance providing penalties for leaving keys in the ignition of cars, and authorized a loan of $87,000 for street, sewer and water work. berg man's hidden selling talents and to make him a better salesman. Tickets will be on sale at Madison Chamber of Commerce or from Paul Doege, ticket chairman. The enrollment fee is $3.

for typewriters 752 (Jnivanity Ava. AL 6-3601 Fred Klemp The new assistant professors are: Edward M. Coffman, who holds the B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees of the University Kentucky, and who came to the campus from airn post as assistant to Forrest Pogue, 1 Hear lxUSlier director of the George C. Mar- How can I increase my selling skills to meet the fierce competition of the sixties? In an effort to answer this timely question for the salesmen of the area, a good old fashioned sales revival will be sponsored Prof.

Jan Vansina of Belgium, known the world over as an authority on Africa, is in residence for three years on a Rockefeller grant to strengthen the U.W. program in comparative tropical history and to give public lectures on the earths most restless continent. A native of Florence, Prof, Spmi was educated there modern history and political science, earning shall Research Foundation, writing a biography of Marshall. Morton Rothstem, a graduate of Brooklyn College with the William A. Rusher, publisher of the right-wing National Review, Marketing and Sales Ex-will speak tonight at 7.30 at ihe'ecutive Club of Madison, Thurs-Wisconsm Center at the first day 26 at 7 30 pm.

at the meeting of the semester of the East Hlgh Auditorium. Wisconsin Conservative Club. Rusher's topic will "Is Domestic Communism Still a Menace? The lecture is free and the public is invited. honors and the opportunity to do, PhD. from Cornell who has stu-research in Spam, England and died at the London School of Eco-the United States.

He is now pro-1 nomics, taught at Cornell and the lessor of history at the University 'University of Delaware, and pub-of Florence, and he has taught. lished in Agricultural History and during periods of leave, at Har-the Mississippi Valley Historical vard, traveled widely in Europe! Review; This new show-time clinic will be presented by Dr. Herbert True (Americas Mr. Creativity) of South Bend, and Fred Klemp (Selling's Mr. Practical! ty) of Kansas City two of the nation's most stimulating sales training specialists.

Gene Lemmenes, Madison, chairman of the revival for the Executives Club, said that "more than 150 practical and proven selling strategies and ideas are packaged into 150 music-filled minutes ideas any salesman can use to increase his sales and his income. The eight acts are designed to unleash the sales- and India, and published extensively on Italian history. Prof. Hildebrand is a graduate of Sweden's Uppsala University where he holds full professorial rank and heads the economic history institute. He is a member of Alfred E.

Senn, Madison-born son of a former professor of philology at Wisconsin who is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia, was awarded the 1955-57 Ford Founda-the Royal Society of Letters, the, tion Fellowship in Russian Area Marys Hospital today by Bilsie Royal Academy of Arts and Sci-I Studies, and is a specialist in Rus-1 ambulance after she became ill. ences, and other Swedish honor-jsian and Slavic history which he js mother of John C. ary and professional orga- has studied the USSR and Po-nizations; has done research in land.

is Sammis, 4141 Iroquois a reporter for The Capital Times, Back Union At Piggly Wiggly Employes in the meat departments of eight Piggly Wiggly stores in Madison, Middleton, Stoughton, and Portage, voted Tuesday in secret ballot, 27-0, to Warrant for Fourth In Gan" A warrant charging him with burglary with explosives was issued here la Tuesday against James A. Myhaluk, 27, of Edmonton, Alberta, arrested by police in Grand Forks, D. on supicion 6 represented by Madisoft Retail of being the fourth member of a Meat Cutters Local 502. The referendum on an "all union shop was conducted by the Wisconsin Employment Relations gang of Canadians who attempted to loot a store in Verona Saturday night. The group were interrupted by the store owner, Wil-! Board, liam Miller, who unexpectedly re-j turned after the place had been' SYLVA, C.

UPI) Former closed. Three of the group, all of Hugh Peterson (D-Ga). 63. whom pleaded not guilty in Su- brother-in-law of Sen. Richard peri or Court Tuesday, were cap-! Russell (D-Ga), died Monday aft-tured shortly afterwards but theier two cerebral hemhorrages in fourth made his getaway.

(less than a week. Myhaluk is believed to have cut his leg in the getaway when some of the men jumped through a plate glass window. The group had blown open a safe by using nitroglycerine. Myhaluk is believed to have hitch-hiked to a Janesville motel where the quartet had been staying, then contacted a man and woman in Canada, who came here for him. The man and woman are also being held in North Dakota.

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