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4 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Friday, July 8, 1960 JHflgQmr 111 eiicviue 811,702 Grocery Bill Awaits 100 In BombSIieltcrs Top Kennedy Fans tDepresion, iilamed ow lakes Standard of Indiana In Changes Judc Bloodgood Title BENSON, Aril. (R An $11,702 food bill has caught up with a Umall religious wet hiding in un derground bomb shelters in this Warning on Unemployed (Continued Irom Page '1) ment, housing and other fields of life. This demand brought a grave but calm warning from Sen. Spes-sard L. Holland of Florida that a is Life At Ends if V.

southern Arizona town. The sect was charged Thursday with failing to pay for large quan tities of food it stockpiled before (Continued from Page i) other Guernsey classes were shown Sy Lloyd Peterson, Cambridge, registered junior Guernsey heifer; Linda Hoiby, Cambridge, registered senior Guernsey heifer, and second, Jean Peterson, Cambridge, Dennis Sol-verson, Madison, senior regis 1H ere ospita taking refuge Monday night from an anticipated nuclear attack. CHICAGO Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) Thursday announced plans for an extensive corporate reorganization, effective Jan. 1, 1961, subject to internal revenue service clearance and to stockholder approval.

Chairman Frank 0. Prior and Pres. John E. Swearingen told stockholders in a letter mailed today that "the purpose of the plans is the increased pro The accusation was made a civil suit filed in Superior Court at Bisbee by a Tucson wholesale plank of this nature would drive many southerners from the party. He appealed for moderation, saying the south would never accept coercion or compulsion.

at length about the judicial background of his family. Circuit Judge Richard V. Bard well, who was juvenile judge un 'Continued, from Page personal friend of the Bloodgoods, ijudse had named to handle his affairs when he entered the hospital two months "Juds was feeling very depressed, and after sev til establishment by the Legisla house, which seeks attachment of church property in the amount of the bill. The Full Gospel Assembly reportedly paid for the food with a nostdated check that a Tucson bank refused to honor. It has 20 fitability of your said the reorganization They will: 1.

Make Standard i l'days to file an answer to the com- Closely associated With the civil rights controversy, were sharp criticism directed at rules of the Senate permitting filibusters and of the House allowing that body's rules committee to stall legislation. A move was expected within plaint or pay the bill. ture last year of the new Family Branch of Superior Court, was called in to complete the hearing. Judge Bloodgood told the boy to do as Judge Bardwell directed and was taken home by friends. During Judge Bloodgood's absence all Dane County judges arranged to distribute the Work load of Family Crt.

County Judge Carl Flom has jteen handling adoption cases; Judge Proctor (Indiana) exclusively a parent company concerned with broad management policy and with the coordination of subsidiaries that deal with all aspects of the oil business. The parent company will have no direct operating assests such as it now has in the Midwest. the committee to write into the platform a declaration that no A summons was served on two members of the sect, Glenn Scott and Charles Williams, by Cochise County Atty. Lloyd Helm and sheriff Charlie Stewart. 'Every debt we have we will cover," said Scott.

"We've got the member of the party should ac cep a post of responsibility in Congress without being willing to tered bull, and junior grade Guernsey heifer. In the large classes of Holsteins judged before noon by Don Steege, Plymouth, blue ribbon winners Registered Hojstein Junior Heifer Lois Deerfieid; Allen Fjelstad. Belleville Ardis Butts, Evansviile, and Charles Bowen, Edgerton. Grade Junior Holstein Heifers John Ciciva, Marshall; Dean Gish, Verona; Douglas Olson, Stoughton; Donald Aslakson. Cottage Grove; Robert Kinset, Cambridge, and Lois Burthe, Deer-field.

Registered Senior I I a Heifer Calf Allen Butts, Evansviile; Ann Slinde, Edgerton; James Fish, Marshall; Donald Rice, Cottage Grove; Gary Ripp, Waunakee; Stephen Link, Cottagt Grove, and Robert Hahz, Stoughton. -Registered Senior Holstein Heifer Calf Section II Everett Hooks Stoughton; Cynthia Gefke, Oregon; Herman Tiede-man, Stoughton, and Barbara eral long distance telephone calls with his psychiatrist, Dr. Harold N. Lubins, it was agreed between them that it would be best for him to return to the hospital here for a few days." Mrs. Eloodpood.

finding her husband's condition to be improved, returned to the Canadian vacation cottage Tuesday. Dr. Luhing said that Bloodgood was in a "hypomanic stage," which he described as being a relatively mild form of mental He said that it is a form of "breakdown" suffered usually by capable persons who overtax themselves mentally and physically in ''their striving to do and Circuit Judges Edwin Wilkie 2. Combine all product UA haven't been ahle transportation, and marketingjto to the bank since it closed and Norris Maloney shared divorce cases, and Judge Bardwell took the juvenile work. Judge Bloodgood's successor help carry out the platform pledges.

But there was doubt such a move Would succeed. In another facet of the economic situation. President James G. operations and assets ot Mana- on tj, Julv holiday." and assets of Sen. John Kennedy's top fans in Hollywood his sister Patricia and his nephew Christopher, 5 talk to the Democratic presidential aspirant from their Hollywood home July 7.

Patricia is the wife of film actor Peter Lawford, another Kennedy campaigner. Patricia says Christopher, who wears a child-size Kennedy button, "can't understand why it's taking so long for his uncle to become president. (Associated Press Wirephoto) will be named by Gov. Nelson to Patton of the National Farmers Union called for a farm plank pledging to booSt agricultural prices and income. He recommended a return to wartime and serve until the spring election next year.

Atty. Anderson said that Judge Bloodgood had been given his doctor's permission to go for day Helm said the sect paid $30,000 cash for its church property and most of its members live in new homes and drive new cars. "They certainly aren't what you'd call poor," he said. The estimated 100 men, women and children plan to come out of their subterranean shelters morning if, as they believe it better." ard and its wholly owned subsidiaries, Utah Oil Refining Co. The American Oil in a single company with unified management and generally with common trade marks and brands.

This company will be The American Oil Co. L. W. Moore, now president of American Oil, will continue as president and chief executive officer. The proposed reorganization will be submitted to stockholders at a special meeting to be held probably in late September.

postwar government larm price supports and crop controls. Patton's program which al HST Hints He May Go To Gonvo ready nad been written into an advisory group'e tentative draft said that the judge was responding satisfactorily to treatment, but that in the process of recovery from the judge's type of ailment there can dexelop states of depression in which the patient has full realization of his illness. the Soviet Union hasn't attacked this countrv by midnight of the Democratic farm plank time walks or spend afternoons with his family at home, but had been instructed not to return to his office. But last month the judge did visit the court office occasionally and ask that he be scheduled cases starting the last week in July. On advice of Dr.

Lubing. the clerk. Mrs. Mar Ls in sharp contrast to that of the Link, Cottage Grove. Among the many hundred home economics, exhibits early judging Eisenhower administration.

The Saturday. "You all probably think we're a bunch of crackpots, and maybe we arc," said Scott. "But we won't be ashamed to come uo latter has worked toward lower supports and fewer controls. I results gave these. inners for the Marine At Nazi Rally Discharged WAS IN GTON The Marine Corps has given a gen-oral discharge on grounds of "unsuitability" to Pfc.

John C. Patsalas of New York, the Defense Department said today. A spokesman said armed forces police, acting on a report by an unidentified, spectator, escorted Patsalas from, an American Nazi Party rally which the spectators said Patsalas was attending here on May 30. David Shoup, Marine Of Icr Australia Kidnap Rewards INDEPENDENCE. Mo.

Former President Truman said Thursday he has under consideration a request by Missouri Gov. James 1. Blair that he attend the Democratic national convention as a delegate. Anderson said th.it Judge Blood good had confided that he feared sometimes that he might be permanently hospitalized. Sunday if nothing happens.

"We'll be a little red faced, per first three places the various classes: Chocolate brownies Peggy Schaal, Stoughton; Jean Larson, haps, but not ashamed." Richardson, did not place a cases for hearing by Judge Bloodgood. Judge Bloodgood was 34 on May IS. He was a large man. weighing 21o pounds and standing 6-foot, If j. inches in height.

A native of Madison. Judge Bloodgood attended Randall grade Thursday night Mrs. Bloodgood telephoned her husband at the hospital a 7 o'clock. iudee told hospital nurses after- The farmers union program also would use controversial government payments to help boost farm income. This plan received support from the Chicago Board of Trade.

Board President Robert C. Liebenow told the committee use of payments could reduce the cost of farm programs SYDNEY, Australia (fl Rewards totaling 15,000 pounds ($33,600) were posted today for 8-year-old Graeme Thome's kidnaper, who threatened to feed Oregon, and Jeanne Stiklestad, Stoughton. Square scarf Mary a Madison; Jacqueline Duerst, Verona, and Susan Schieldt, Edger Charge Reds Blair telephoned Truman from Los Angeles and told him he refused to accept Truman's resigna ward that, he had with tion, as a member ol the Missouri to the shark: -y lUsed Threats ton. delegation and "it's your: if the lad nn'f MTS. Jriiooogooa ana tne cniiqren.

After the telephone Judge Rtu-ifl rnnrl in fitrPt school here- and was graduated from Wisconsin High School in duty to ransomed for 2.i -1 to taxpayers. 1 haven't made, up my mind mn nnnnH my (Continued from Page 1) about Khrushchev's new Corps Commandant, approved clothes, joined other -patients of After Navy officers training fiU ur, at Northwestern Before winding up public hearings today, on the platform, the 0001 Patsalas' discharge July 6. ii nLLii it il what I'll do," Truman said, "but it was mighty nice of him (Blair) 'J Berlin threat: ir-ii-tt l-Trtrt-irl1 rs ff' I c. CliA that The new South committee arranged to bear re Summer dress Lynn Livie, Madison; Gloria Radermacher, Stoughton, and Eileen Endres, Lodi. Pajamas Garnett Herring-ton, Madison Rhonda Whit Madison, and Gloria Radermacher, Stoughton.

"Mr. Khrushchev has made a to say that, wasn't it?" Wales state gov! A numoer ot tnreatemng remarks ports on nine regional hearings held in various parts of the coun Truman resigned from the dele was commissioned an -ensign at the age of 19, and spent two and a half years ith the Pacific fleet. He returned to Madison after his discharge from service and earned his bachelor of arts degree from the University here. try during the spring and early gation last week and announced Saturday a nothing and 7, influence internal affairs in the -ii 'mfluen about; 8:4.3 p.m.. Juage tsiooagooa went to his room-' Fatients said that the judge disrobed, except for shorts and a T-shirt, put on a bathrobe and went to the shower room.

An investigation info Patsalas' Marine record was conducted by the commandant of the. Marine Corps schools at Quantico, where Patsalas was stationed at the time. Shoup approved the recom- summer. cc 'Z w-orld countries. make him change his decision yiouu ouerea These reports were to be given His most recent threat to con not.

to attend the. convention. He 000 for. informa-r by. such party leaders as clude a separate peace treaty G.

Mennen W'iiiams of Michigan charged then, the convention. wasjtion leaji to'thcHr be.n.e. pre-arranged m. -favor of arrest and'convic-UiiH with the East German regime if i i i a Judge liirKXigoon ana nis wue former secretary of mendation that Patsalas be given Charles F. Brarnan.

former New general discharge Sen, Kennedy, front-runner for the there should be a meeting of the When an orderly noticed 'Do Not Distrub" sign on a'sHidied together at Princeton Democratic, presidential nomina liori. York Govr'7--Av Sen. Ralph W. Yarborough of of "unsuitabil.ty.'. the spokesman West German parliament in Berlin is but another example of this effort.

"We regret Mr. Khrushchev's apparent preference to conduct said. shou er stall and heard no water jUriiversity' after their marriage running about 9: 10 p.m.. he opened Dec. 21, 1043.

Returning to Mad-the door of, the shower stall. Hejjson, Judge Bloodgood was elected found Judge dead. Ef-1 Dane County coroner in Wo. forts by doctors and attendants During this time he completed Texas, Mayor Robert Wagner A Marine spokesman said the Frank, of New York City. i vi irlnndi rtrtt nn ma it id no foreign relations by threat rather Moss of Utah, Edmund i Armed Forces Police that Tat-Brown of California, Sen.

Philip, tion of the kidnap-T er Graeme Graeme disappeared Thursday on the way to school. Two hours later the telephone rang at the home of Basil Thorne, a 37-year-old traveling salesman who won 100,000 pounds ($224,000) in a lottery June 1. A male voice with a slight foreign accent asked for "25,000 pounds by 5 o'clock or I will feed him to the sharks." his Law School training at the than negotiations." Hart of Michigan and former University. ian clothes, at the rally led by Gov. George Leader of Pennsyl Girl, 11, Slabs Father In Back ENCINO, Calif.

LlA 14-year-old girl stabbed, her wealthy father twice in the back Thursday night with a 6-inch hunnting knife, police reported. While recalled to overseas Navy George Lincoln Rockwell, head of Methodists Still Ballot (Continued from Page 1) was scheduled for this afternoon. Two candidates withdrew after the first ballot. They are Dr. Harold Bosley, Evanston, 111., and Dr.

J. Russell Humbert, president of De a University, Greencastle, Ind. Two of the new bishops will replace retiring Bishop H. Clifford Northcutt, of Madison, and the late Bishop D. Stanley Corrs, St.

Paul, Minn. The third post was created recently to administer in Southern Illinois from Springfield, 111. The assignments will be announced after the election of th three new bishops. to revive the judge tailed. Police said that.

Coroner Mal-loy was notified of the judge's death about 10:10 but the police did not find out about it until about midnight. They said they learned of the death from duty during the Korean War Judge the American Nazi Party. Rockwell is a former Naval Fighters Back At Tlmle Base Th nation's cities moved to bring their aervict problems to the convention's atttntion by urging an "urbain" plank promising creation of a cabinet post to help Bloodgood was re-elected coroner in 1932. Judge Bloodgood then was elected assemblyman. As a legislator he pioneered in the drive for corn- Reserve officer, who held the rank of commander at the time he as dropped from Reserve a new source.

The police report stated that officers who went to "I stabbed him because he was WASHINGTON (UPD The Defense Department reversed it ranks last Feb. 5. the hospital were asked not to beating my mother," police quoted Bobbye Adkisson as saving. investigate at that time because 1 Pulsory safety belt legislation for Arrest 2 from Murray TV Show self Thursday and decided to send they might "distrub" patients. coordinate governmental actions at local, state and: federal levels jet interceptor planes back to cars, citing his experiene as a coroner in asserting that belts would save lives in auto crashes.

Secretary of the Navy William "I'm not sorry I'd do it again Franke ap'proved a under the same circumstances." tion of a Navy Status Board that' pvobert S. Adkisson, 43. real es- to meet those problems. Thule Air Force base, Greenland, to guard that huge "top-of- YORK NEW called Two on Judge Bloodgood sensed he had tate owner, was taken to Valley warmup the world" installation. President David J.

McDonald of the United Steel Workers Union joined Meany iri expressing con Receiving Hospital where doctors onetime Jan Murray "Treasure Jets were pulled out of Thule Reservist. Later a Navy Spokesman said Rockwell's activities in ne.si television snow were said one thrust may have pierced arrested today on charges of Blast Kills 3 Judge Bloodgood then ran for Dane County district atrorney and was elected in 1936. He. held this post until resigning to become Family Court judge May 2. In addition to his parents and cern over: unemployment.

"The. steel industry," McDonald said, "is in a depression. reached a "breaking point" after his strenuous campaign which won him the judicial post in April after he had run a poor second in the March primary this year. At his inaugural; ceremony in Superior Judge Proctor's court splitting winnings with friends they put on the program. the American Nazi Party and "His views on racial matters are considered by the Navy to have reduced his mobilization poten At Philadelphia One of them was Bernard P.

a lung and his condition was critical. Police were called to the Adkis-sons' swank hillside home in this San Fernando Valley suburb of Los Angeles by another daughter, Susan, 17. Nearly half of its capacity lies dormant. It is expected to fall barely four months ago in a move generally considered to be by a manpower and money squeeze. Thule lies astride one of the most likely routes of attack should Russian bombers ever strike North America.

The Air Force announced that it will dispatch the 332th fighter-interceptor squadron to Thule Martin. 35, associate producer of the show as well as a warmun tial (his use if he were called back to active duty) in the fully wife. Judge Bloodgood is survived by the children, Kyle, lO'-i, Jane, May 2, Judge Bloodgood told the integrated Navy." 9, Joey, 54v twins, Katey and even more it is rightfully said that as steel goes, so goes the nation. It is indeed a barometer of our entire economy." As a commander, a spokesman said, Rockwell "would be expect ed to lead an suprvise personnel 1 1 i A I'milf' Both Meany and McDonald called for economic stimulation Betsy, 4, Teddy, 2'2, and Grace, 5 months; a Francis C. Bloodgood, Eclmond, Okla.

and two sisters, Mrs. Guy Bigwood, New Haven, and s-George Morrow, Tulsa Okla. of various races and religions. I from England Air Force base. Alexandria, next month.

The PHILADELPHIA Mn-A double explosion rocked the South Philadelphia waterfront day, killing three workers at an oil and solvent processing plant, and generating a four-alarm fire. The first explosion hurled a seven-ton tank filled with paint-base soybean oil in a huge ball of fire 100 feet across a road and some railroad tracks. It was followed quickly by a second blast and then fire with heat so intense that about a doz Marine records show Patsalas J3t Pl'GSS man. The other was named as Artie Roberts, 40. Dist.

Atty. Frank S. Hogan, who announced the arrests, said another man named in a criminal information was out of town and would be taken into custody as soon as he could be found. Warmup men are employed to appear before studio audiences and "warm them up" in advance of the actual broadcasts. eight weeks I have been under very high tension and know that I have not been Two weeks later he broke down during a for a 12-ycar-old boy charged with delinquency.

He directed his court clerk to bring him a bowl of soup and ate it during tine He also talked by federal programs providing financial aid for school, highway squadron, however, will be half strength, with 12 F-102 super and housing construction as well Services are pending at was born in the Bronx, Jan. 6, 1938; that he enlisted in the corps on March 11, 1958, for three years. sonic interceptors and 230 men. as economic aid for depressed Fitch-Lawrence Funeral Home, 625 University' areas. WISCONSIN RAPIDS The Consoweld Corp.

Thursday put into operation the world's largest plastic laminating press. The giant unit, which can turn out 180,900 square feet daily, weighs more than 300 tons with Trucker Hurt en cars parked outside sagged to James A. McCabe, 64. of 514 School Head In Innocent Plea Seeks La Crosse Assembly Scat Dad, Son Drown In Rescue Try all equipment and stands 28 feet Iowa Girl, 13, Takes Own Life SIOUX CITY, Iowa (UPD A 13- ear-old girl took her life the ground with tires burned and framed melted. Cause of the explosion was not immediately S.

Baldwin was admitted to St. Mary's Hospital today with head injuries received in a two- FOND DU LAC (UPD Harold Quady Faiuily In Hospital Mr. and Mrs. D. E.

Quady, at AnicTpn ii, im f. curus otorcK, fi, a lu crosse The press, built in West Ger truck accident on the East Belt- many for about $250,000, is the ther and is fi-year-old son airman since 13o4, nas an drowned in an attempt to save the noufced his candidacy for the Re line Highway and Milwaukee company's fourth. puoiicn nommauun lor rtsseiu blv in the first district of La 2906 Gregory and their daughter, Marlys, are patients at Lutheran Hospital at La Crosse Street. The truck McCabe was driving collided with one operated by Charles Anderson, 51, of 5116 Turner Ave. Anderson was DON'T Threw Away, With a potential production of 3,000 panels of 5 by 12 foot plastic laminates each day, the new press is eventually expected to increase employment at Consoweld Crop, by 50 persons.

Bauer, superintendent of Fond du Lac city schools, pleaded innocent to drunk driving charges. No trial date was set. Sheriff's deputies, called by farmers who Ji a repeated honking of a car horn, found Bauer in his ditched car south of the city 4 m. Wednesday. They said the rear end of the vehicle was imbedded in dirt almost to the axle.

where they were taken with in juries received in an auto ac cident near La Crosse Tuesday boy's She was pulled to safety by men attracted, by children screaming. Jack Roberson. 30, and his son, Jack Roberson Jr. were the The child apparently hid followed his father in trying to go to the aid of the mother who presumably had stepped into a hole. Crosse County.

James D. Peterson, a Republican, is incumbent. Storck was born in Dane County and graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School. is a claims adjuster for the Travelers Insurance Co. He is married and has four children.

with a gun Thursday because "every time I did something it was wrong." "Now I can't do anything wrong," the note the girl left said. The teen-ager, Diane Nyreen. North Sioux City, S. died in St. Joseph's Hospital here Thursday afternoon, just a few hours after handing the suicide note to two small neighborhood boys and firing a bullet into her head.

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