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CASTELGANDOLFO,
Italy
W
ween window painting project and
boy, LeRoy Konopa, was injured
Mrs. Evelyn Branigan, 33, of Be
which pays $155 a month for the
By REX THOMAS
party were discussed. Committees Pope Pius XII, suffering from Friday when his bicycle collided
fatigue,
cancelled
a
speech
yester
loit, has filed an amended divorce
part
time
work
it
requires.
They
PHENIX CITY, Ala. >Phenix
were appointed.
day to the hundreds of pilgrims with a parked c a r in the 1400 block
complaint in Circuit Court here
City voters who once felt the clam are Tom Corley, Judge John A.
Milton Briefs
charging cruel and inhuman treat
Freeman
of
the
Russell
County
my grip of racketeer rule elect a
MILTON The Milton - Milton Ladies Friendship Circle of the who flocked to his summer resi of Wisconsin avenue here. H e
m e n t and infidelity.
new city commissioner today un Inferior Court, Grover F . Harden, Junction PTA will hold its first Methodist Church will meet Tues dence for the Pontiff's ,regular! was treated a t Beloit Hospital for
Sunday audience.
The defendant, Robert Branigan,
der the protective guns of watch Dr. Clyde M. Knowles and Wade meeting of the fall term at Milton day in the church.
a fractured right knee-cap and
H. Marlowe.
43, is a Beloit lawyer and son of
ing National Guard troops.
He appeared only briefly on the bruises.
Union High School this evening.
Police said the boy
Mrs.
Allen
Tlmmcr,
354
High
St.,
phono
. t h e late Edward Branigan, for
And during the day, a racket- Meanwhile, the emergency grand Teaching staffs in Milton' and
balcony to bless the cheering struck the c a r of Wallace G. Vo(J32, l Milton nwwH correfipondfint. Agent
m a n y years a political figure in
busting grand jury ending a two jury which has already written 559 Milton Junction grade schools and 1* Mm. Koger 1'olan, 423 Madison Ave., throng.
land, 505 Washington St., Janes
Rock County.
week recess was to resume its in indictments in the first two phases the high school will be introduced. phono 21)1. /
The Vatican announced he did ville, while it was parked a t t h e
N a m e d as correspondent in the
vestigation of widespread vote of its vice purge came back to A film on tuberculosis with con
amended complaint is M r s . Wyet
frauds in another, election, the hear the first of perhaps 100 wit sideration of tuberculin skin tests Clarke Todd attended the inter not speak, a s is his custom, " b e curb.
nesses under subpoena. A source to be administered to the school denominational laymen's meeting cause of a slight' indisposition."
t a Burke of 1541 Athletic Ave., Be
Democratic primary last May.
loit, identified as divorced and the
Two heavily armed National close to the jury, said the wit children soon will be shown. Re at Green Lake Saturday and Sun Church officials disclosed last
day. Harris Drew attended the week that the 78-year-old Catholic
mother of three children. A specif
Guardsmen, part of the military nesses, whose names haven't been freshments'will be served.
meeting Sunday.
If worried by too frequent, burning or .
ic allegation of misconduct is
Merchants Elect
force that has taken over law en disclosed, have been identified
I t c h i n g u r i n a t i o n . G e t t i n g Up N i g h t s ,
charged on Dec. 5, 1953.
forcement in once-wicked Phenix chiefly with the e l e c t i o n com The Milton Merchants elected
Backache, Pressure over Bladder, or Strong
ation
of
Wisconsin
State
College
Urine, due to common Kidney and
AT SUPEIUOK MEETING
' ' I n her first divorce complaint
new officers Monday evening. They
City under limited martial law, plaints.
Faculties in Superior Saturday. Cloudy
Bladdur Irritation, try CYSTEX for quick,
filed Dec. 10, 1953, five days after
WHITEWAER Five White Representing Whitewater were- Dr. gratifying, comforting help. 900 million
were assigned to patrol each of
CYSTEX tablets used In past 25 y e a n
the alleged incident and also one
the city's 11 voting places from 8
safety and success. Ask druggist for
barbecue on the campus green water State College faculty mem Henry A. DeWind, Dr. James Hel- prove
of,the times specified for physical Pfisterer, Roderick and Gerald a.m. when the polls opened until
under money-back guarantee.
bers attended a meeting of the lie, Reuben Klumb, Clay J . Dag OYSTEX
and
head
of
the
committeear
Bee how much better you feel tomorrow.
mistreatment, M r s . Branigan Condon, Brodhead was host to the they close a t 6 p.m.
executive committee of the Associ- gett, and John A. Heide.
ranging
the
princess
breakfast.
t
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made*no mention of infidelity a s a Tri-County-Y's annual convention
Force Fall Election
grounds for her action. T h e and banquet last spring.
They w e r e ordered there by MILTON JUNCTION Mrs
amended complaint was filed by
Gov. Gordon Persons to show "the Wayne F . Davidson, Millon, has
Bull and Biart, Madison lawyers.
rest of Alabama and the nation been appointed to teacn music in
The divorce is expected to be
that Phenix City can have an hon the Milton Junction State Graded
tried in Janesville before J^u d g e
est election."
School, it was announced today by
William I . O'Neill of Milwaukee a t
Only one seat on the three-man Principal Charles E. Fanning. Mrs.
a date which will be fixed by him.
city commission was at stake, that Davidson attended the Milton Col
^.The Branigans were married in
lege school of music for two years
StUHJck
Clinton June 1, 1943,"*and a r e the MADISON Four Janesville of the veteran Commissioner A. L. and completed her course at the
parents of a son, 9, and a daugh .students were among the 625 whoGullatt who declined to seek re University of Wisconsin.
election .Mayor Elmer Reese and
& SONS
ter, 7.
received undergraduate and grad Dr. Seth Floyd, the other two Mrs. Davidson previously h a d
Assets' of $375,000
uate degrees this fall as a result jmembers, hold over. '
ttitored privatelyin piano and voice
" Pleadings in the case filed Satur of final scholastic work in the
DEPARTMENT SIORE
day allege that Branigan has summer session of the University Reese is already under grand in Edgerton. Assuming her new
Mi npip.-.u;;.jury indictment for wilful neglect duties Monday, she will have
wealth of $375,000 to $425,000 and of Wisconsin.
owes about $73,550. She says that Bachelor of science degrees of duty because of the wide open charge of ali vocal music.
he owns 12 or more Beloit apart went to John L. Obourn, 1305 S. gambling which flourished in the
PLANS T E P E E DAYS
ments, a commercial building a t Crosby Ave.; Charles F . Clatwor- notorious Chattahoochee R i v e r
141 Roosevelt Ave., a 210-acre thy, 715 McKinley St., in physical dens in the lush dEjys before the SIOUX FALLS, S. D. Louise
You'll wonder
where all the rich oils gofor not a trace of an oily look
farm a t Beloit, a half interest in education; Phyllis E. Schooff, 513
Dallon, Janesville, is one of the
the Edgewater flats in. Beloit, land Oakland Ave., in home economics. 25 cents per sample will be students at Sioux Falls Collegeor a greasy feel
remains after you "treat" your skin with Velvet Texture Lotion*
contracts and mortgages totalling A master of science degree in charged farmers and the remain planning Tepee Days homecoming
$57,000, farm equipment of $12,- physical education went to Robert der of the cost will be borne by activities Oct. 1-3. She is a mem
637.32, corn worth $10,000, o t h e r M. Bauer, 1515 Mineral Point Ave. the county extension office.
You'll even look lovely while you wear this completely different overnight skin
ber of the committee planning the
f a r m property and two trucks and
an expensive automobile.
lubricantand only yoti will know you're wearing it, for it won't rub off on
The value of the property, large
ly inherited from his father, has
dainty nightclothes... linens... or husbands! 3, 35 (plus tax).
been enhanced by her efforts, Mrs.
Branigan says. She claims that
she has acted as manager for the Trained soil samplers wil? be
properties, that she had sole employed by the federal farm pro A publisher in Chicago reports there
tions, or even in casual conversations
charge while Branigan attended gram and county agent's office to is a simple technique of everyday
with new acquaintances, there are
take
soil
samples
for
testing
in
a
law school.
ways in which you can make a good
countywide program this fall, it conversation which can pay you real
every time you talk.
Charges Physical Violence
was announced today by Delbert dividends in both social and business impression
To acquaint more readers of this
advancement and works like magic
D.
Merllt,
Beloit,
chairman
of
the
In alleging cruelty, Mrs. Brani
to give you added poise, self confi paper with the easy-to-follow rules for
T^ITZ.
gan says h e r husband is "domi county ASC committee. Efforts dence and greater popularity. The developing skill in everyday conver
will
be
made
under
the
federal
neering in his attitude," displays
sation,
the
publishers
have
printed
details
of
this
method
are
described
in
no affection for her or their chil program to have each farmer fur a fascinating booklet. "Adventures in full details of their interesting selfdren, uses profane language, has nish a composite sample for each Conversation,'* sent free on requesttraining method in a 24-page book
imposed physical suffering on the five acres of land under plow or
let which wiH be mailed free to any
According to this publisher, many
in
open
pasture.
Township
com
children and has subjected her to
people do not realize how much they one who reauests it. The address m
mitteemen
for
the
ASC
will
do
physical violence resulting in in
could influence others simply by Dept. 4148, Conversation Stud
juries which required medical at the sampling, and tests will be what they say and how they say it. ies, 835 Diversey Parkway, Chi
made
to
determine
need
for
lime,
tention.
Whether in business, at social func cago 14, 111. A postcard will do.
phosphate and potash. A fee of
The complaint alleges improper
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conduct with a woman in Beau
mont, Texas, while Branigan was
a t Camp Polk, La., in 1944, and
continuing correspondence w i t h
other women while he was station
ed in Boston and was overseas dur
ing t h e war, and while he was a
lav/ student a t Madison. During
1952 and 1953, she says, he has
been associating with the Beloit
woman named a co-respondent.
She asks custody of the children,
support for them, permanent ali
mony and a property division.
New Branigan
Case on File
MILTON NEWS
brought on the present
Racket-Ridden I terson
cleanup.
**
Grand Jury Busy
First PTA Meeting
Five candidates ran for Gullatt's
City Is Voting
place on the city governing body
Sunday Audience
Cancelled by Pope
to Include Welcome
for Teaching Staff
ia
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