Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 5

THURSDAY DECEMBER 17 1935 KENOSHA EVENING NEWS PAGE FIVE I 1 Long Search Ends Mountain Pupils to Get New Deal 1 Bricks Hurled Into Homes of Case Leaders Yule Message by Archbishop Savs "Fact of Christmas Must be Realized in SSI -I Journal Stock Sale Approved by Mil Court Refuse Highest Bid Approve Sales as Nie-man Devised Greenville (JP) Rural School Supervisor George Brown discovered 22 pupils of Glassy Mountain High school up in the mountains had never been in a barbershop seen a movie or heard a radio So nine local schools have invited the 22 to eome to town for free haircuts a turkey dinner and a movie-radio party 4v4k wvV Human Society mm 'r Jfihc FOR WOMEN tJ i vs said the head of the Wisconsin law school and former chairman of the national labor relations board "There seemed to be no possibility of an immediate settlement" "Of course" he added "such disputes are always settled eventually" Dean Garrison conferred for two days with Case company officials city officials and strike leaders He said he would report his findings to Governor LaFollette today William Rubin Milwaukee attorney continued his investigation in Racine on behalf of Circuit Judge Davison Milwaukee (JP) Archbishop Samuel A Stritch said today in his annual Christmas message to the Milwaukee archdiocese "the fact of Christmas must be realized in human society" "The birth of the Savior it is true offered a solution to all our problems" the archbishop said "but in the providence of God this solution must be brought out by his birth in human souls Bethlehem was the challenge of God Free will was not destroyed The answer must be realized in human society That there has been and is opposition to it offers no discouragement 'Must Find Christ "Christ the Lord is born Like the magi of old men must find him in the blessed light of faith 'With Mary His Mother' "It is our high purpose in life to bring men to Bethlehem and there to have them offer their gifts of gold and frankincense and myrrh Such is the work of holy church She is not engaged in mere politics but she is engaged in the cause of truth "We ask you therefore on Christmas night to beg the Blessed One to illumine the souls of our fellow men who today are lost in the chaos of doubt and error that they may see the ligh't in the Christmas heaven and hear the song of the Christmas angels" Do Your Christmas shopping now! Dean Garrison Back in Madison Reports That Peace is Hopeless Racine Wis (JP) Bricks were hurled last night at the homes of Axel Mickelsen and Otto Meissner leaders of the Independent Employes Council which is Involved in a labor dispute that has shut down the I Case company plants here more than seven weeks At the Mickelsen home a storm door was damaged Two windows were broken at the Meissner residence Police Chief Grover Lut-ter offered a $25 reward for apprehension of the vandals and assigned two detectives to the case Mickelsen who led a delegation of council members" to Madison to see the governor Tuesday said the delegation doubted Governor LaFollette was ill and unable to receive the men Got 'Old Palaver "We had nothing but the old palaver from his secretary about 'times are different now' It is the old story unless you are part of the gang you cannot have the courtesy of an interview We are sick and tired of the merry go round of public officials always trying to pass the buck to someone else "Imagine a secretary of the governor trying to tell a group of Americans of the nice people there are In Moscow We asked the secretary to the governor whether with the lawlessness which is going on in Racine It meant that everybody had to go back to the days when they carried guns in order to protect themselves and their rights "His answer to this was "God bless you of course not' But fino words don't pay for a meal ticket" Hand Bags $1 to $495 Van Raalte Gloves 98c Kid Gloves $195 $295 Shoulderettes $119 to $295 Dance Sets $1 House Dresses $1 $195 Silk Hosiery 55c to $115 Scarfs $1 to $195 Umbrellas $195 $295 Novelty Jewelry 50c $1 Boxed Flowers 59c Manicure Sets $1 Handkerchiefs 25c 50c Twin Sweaters $295 Knitted Pajamas $18195 Ski Pants $295 $475 Associated Press Fhoto A 41-year search for the son she left in a Nebraska orphanage ended when Mrs Camilla Warner above received a letter in Los Angeles from a Richard Douglas Faster of Scotts-bluff Neb asking if he was her son Mrs Warner who has since remarried and been divorced said that was the name she had given her son Condemn Davison Threat Milwaukee (JP) The Milwaukee Federated Trades' Council condemned last night the threat of Circuit Judge Davison to deputize citizens to break picket lines at the I Case company in Racine The council characterized the judge's moves as an attempt to create an autocracy and instructed its secretary to protest to the judge in writing Another resolution commended the Racine Trades and Labor Council for its work and support in the strike Milwaukee (JP) Sale of 1100 Chares of Milwaukee Journal stock at $3500 a share was approved today by County Judge McDonald of Oshkosh presiding in Milwaukee County court The stock is owned by the estate Cf the late Lucius Nieman founder and editor of the Journal and was sold to the Journal Company and Miss Faye McBeath a niece of Kieman Consideration of an offer of $4250 a share submitted by Moses An-renberg- publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer and other publications Was refused by the court Under the sale plan a block of Stock In excess of a million dollars Is to be made available for employe participation in the newspaper's ownership Stock-holder employes will have a majority in the stock and control will be vested In Harry Grant publisher View of Trustees In the petition for the approval Of the sale the trustees and administrators of the Nieman estate said Miss McBeath was employed by the Journal Company "and has taken and now has an active interest in the affairs of the Journal Company end it is her view that the Milwaukee Journal should be conducted and published in furtherance of the ideals of Lucius Nieman deceased and that the proposal Will best carry this out" Judge McDonald said there was only one thing the court could do and added: "I don't think that the stock Should bo exploited and put on the auction block to the highest bidder It seems this proposition carries cut the wishes of the testator Mr iCleman The sale will be approved" Nieman stated specifically in his will that the trustees did not have ROBES FLANNEL BEACON CORDUROY SILK HELPS AVOID MANY COLDS to sell his stock to the highest bidder He directed the trustees to carry out his purpose of conducting the Journal as a "newspaper of independence and force devoted to the maintenance of high Ideals for the civic and moral life of the community" The deal calls for purchase of 650 shares by the Journal Company and 450 shares by Miss McBeath At least 25 per cent of the total Journal stock is to be made available to employes at a sum not in excess of the purchase price When the stock transfer is completed Grant Miss McBeath and the Boyd family interests each will have 450 shares and the Journal Company 650 shares A re-issue of the stock will follow so that 25 per cent of the stock will be held each by Grant Miss McBeath the Boyd interests and Journal employes Reveals State Social Security Expenditures Madison Wis (JP) State social security aid expenditures during November totalled $936651 an increase of $26692 over October George Keith of the pension department announced Wednesday The November allotments were: $628957 to 33592 persons for old age pensions $264003 to 19895 dependent children and $43697 to 2048 persons as blind pensions Do Your Christmas shopping now? 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