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SIXTEEN PAGES Big Balloon Breaks Up in Space Big Bomber - Ruilellsl 1 Leaves Spain — Showers Pieces For Flight Home '' ' Of AluniinurP Senators of /.. MADRID, Spain:(AP ) " - : The,;U.; S. . Air : Force's -record - smashing B52H :;superb6mber left Torfejph air base near Madrid this friprriing Into Atlantic froiibfe-SiJofi for its home-hase at Mino-t. N.D. ;; ay HOWARD . WASHINGTON " ¦ (AP) •-- Secre- Estimated arrival time at Minot imsHEprcT:~^ . , ; - - • v tary of State Dean Rusk goes to is 2:20 p.m. . v ' .. CAPE CA^AYERAU Flav; Capitol Hill today to brief mem- In a: flight without fefufeling —A huge . space, balloon broker from Okinawa to Madrid last week bers of the Senate.: Foreign .; Rela- apart hundred s the eight-engine jet claimed, 11 ¦ of miles above th« tions. Committee on world trouble Atlantic today as it; was inflating spots. One possible subject ; Tor dis- new records, including a: ^prld the size cussion- is proposed US. purchase mark of"12,519' miles for distance to; of a 13-story; building. of U.N. bonds. ; ' ¦¦ . ,¦?¦ in flight without refueling. The breakup ' of . the ; big bal- : Maj. Clyde T. Evely ;of Peters- ^ Rusk appears before; a closed loon—dubbed. "Big ; Shot" —-show- burg; Va., commander of the huge session of the committee as Con- j ¦ ered several '- .- .pieces of aluminum gre'ss Members continue to -voice plane, estimated the. flight to Minot would take 11 hours. coated , plastic into the ocean their opinion s of President ; Ken- ' ' : - '- ¦ ¦ -' nedy's proposal for authority to -- . .,. . about 600 miles southeast of-the purchase, half of' a $200-million Cape. The ; pieces, illuminated U:N. bond issue. ' ¦ brilliantly by the rays of the ris- ; The v.25-year; 2-per cent; bonds | ing , sun , provided a spectacular ¦ would; help pay theVCost of , UiN. Die ' ' XAIi-tRAIN CRASH KILLS TWO . :; Work- - stretcher. Men / at, right free Conrad Johnson, Ten ift show for observers.- . operations in the Congo and the i . ers rejhove four , persons from^:car which coR .Hollandale and Leonard Gilbertsoh ,. 52; Hpllan- The¦;' , "' :¦ ¦:¦¦ ¦¦ ' -5pO'PQiind bundle of plastic ~ ' Middle' East.. TT^; : '. . ' • .- .; ;.:; ' . . ;! u'ded wT(H^a^pssehgef-;: train , in doWritowtrSoTh^T dale, . sits 'in .', the back seat of - the/car. The t\yo- sheeting was folded neatly in " ¦ A Democrat, Sen, Harry F,: a Minn A; " ¦Johnson' , were, injured fatally. (AP- ester, . In foreground,; Thelma .Gilbert- . s., not related Bvrd , of .Virginia, has been vocal i Arkansas fire canisier in the hose of a thor '¦ . son 57, Hollandale, is lifted onto 'a litter, : At Photofax) ' •'•;-": " '/;' ' '-; ' . v ' . ,; - . :; :. - . . and persistent in his opposition to'[ MORRILTON,. Ark. - (¦A 'P V-,Teh rocket which Wasted off at 6:06 ' ' ' - . . left. rear,. . Arthur, 0: Johnson isi placed On a the idea . Sunday a Eepublican, ! persons, including, eight children, a:m, in an experiment, aimed at Sen. John , Sherman Cooper, of! burned to 'death, when a .predawn testing techniques for launching Kentucky,, "svyung behirid: it. ' : i ; ; . fire swept their farm home 25 iin advanced Echo communica- "We've committed outselves: to I miles north of here today. '¦ - _!?__J_iM^ " ' ' . . . tions satellite. •''• ' " irr^vye^re in - -it^-ahd-.-l'il vote for ]; Sheriff -MarJin Hawkins , id enti- it ,"; he said .' of the U.ISJ/. financing.) ' '1 ¦ fied the .'.'victims as Mr. and Mrs.; A. few minutes after the launch, ¦plan. ' . "i Andy Paladino and their children , ' the • ..'Rational:' Aeronautics arid. .: But, Gooper\added . . on a; tele- 1 ranging in age from 3 to 12 .years. . . :vision interview^-.CBS — "Wash- j ¦ Space Administration announced ; . the fire, fanned, by a "swift ,«HB»B *»aK3»iW ^W^fM^ .. .-:• ' ; . ¦¦X ^.. ' -.\^.>-i4mWm ihgton Conyersatibri"^rfhe , United ' had swept through the two- that the balloon had • separat ed wind, : ECHO; ZOOMS AWAY . . > A Thor rocket zooms away through States siiotild inform all nations j story frame -hbtise before being ;. /rom (he ' - 'Thor :;a/id had started the fog from its Cape Canaveral launch pad early today with an it will not continue such aid unless ! discovered by. a neighbor, Haw- to inflate. But a short: while later they pay. up . their . U.N: assess- ! ; inflatable sphere tucked in;the nose cone: t'AP Photofax) . : : kins said. the space ¦mehts..': ' " ' . ';¦; ' < agency said th^t . the . ,. balloon had split: : ' Elsewhere, Sen. Afbert Gpre, Dr I After .. viewing a . .television film, , Tenn... a member of . the Seriate ! officials , theorized that . perhaps Rocm?, 67 ¦: was committee, championed U.S.; pur- 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRJSS atConrad Johnson , Hollandale, when it hit the ear. The car Cm . the sphere carried too much' resi- Minn., bachelor was dead on ar- chase of the bonds to help "clinch ! A passenger train and an; auto- ^ pushed 20 feet down the track by diial air which caused ;it to expand ' Rochester hospital , impact,. :' (Soviet Premier) Khrushchev' mobile '"collided .in downtown Ro- rival at a the. s^ .too quickly. - . . Arthur 0. Johnson, 55, Hartlahd , defeat, in-the Congo." ' chester,. Minn., Sunday, killing two ' Minn., died-about 30 minutes later. ABOUT 25 persons boarded the "The. one biggest defeat Khrush- f 4em^^ The . TV film, relayed frorni' a men in the car and injuring -two -re-. ¦train at Rochester, a railroad em- chev has suffered .in ' the last 10 camera . in the Thor- •.. booster, other occupants. ;:: Police said the men were not lated . -' - . - ploye said, the train was bound years has been in the Congo," shoWeds yiyid'ly the -separation—of ' ' . . The deaths raised Minnesota s Injured were Leonard 'Gilbert-, for Chicago, II),, . from Mankato; Gore sa-id. "Success,in the Congo, the. cahis&r^from;:- the rocket ' * 1962 traffic toll to 38, compared son,. 52- and his sister, Thelma A; .Minn , . - - ' ;:, ' , which means success in ' Africa , opening of "'the canister : with one- : ; §n6ti ¦ with ¦30 through : this•: date last Gilbertson, 57, both of Hollandale. The train is .one w;iiich the rail- ; ¦will/represent our biggest . victory &'in ' -a ' - ' " by an It -inch snowfall a week ago, half slipping off; into space and : ¦ . ASSOCIATED PRESS - . belt , extending from .year. ;' ''• ' ' -; ::. :. - - ' -- '- : '' • ' . - ' • r ¦ By THE ^now . . - .;. road is seeking . to discontinue, ¦since W orld War .II." '.-" Heavy, wet ' , snow blanketed northern Missouri atrqss. north- started digging out from ,the fresh sudden inflation of the balloon and ' • ¦¦:' ' THE CROSSING was marked . j - , : The Rochester accident hap- maintaining :it operates at a loss. Sen. .George D. Aikeiv, R-Vt., de- the Midwest today, western ' '•' ; Illinois 1 into , southeast tall which was ,.expected; to , reach the almost iritmediate ripping. : with a Warning bell and flashing broad areas of . ' pened at a crossing marked with An; Interstate Commerce Com nounced the bond issue ;; proposal piling ' atop the big covering still ¦Wisconsin; and ;• western , lower eight or nine: inches.;: . The tear first appeared ' ¦about red . light, police said. : • a warning bell and, flashing red jm' hearing^asJield^at Sunday, asserting it would provide ground, from last week's Michigan. ; Driving conditions were rcport- three seconds after inflation, and ssion Rb> on ;the '¦ ' I ' ~Tlie"'train , ?wWch~ h;ad left—the " : ¦ light, police said. The - train, the the Soviet Union "a ' long-iime es- - ¦:/—^ -: immediately split the balloon . slorrh; - . . ) ed hazardous throughout the snow into ' - ''Ro- Rochester station a few .;¦ minutes several pieces, - ' Chicago : .& . North Western Afteri! leaving Rochester the cape avenue" for .refusing to pay „ The storm,' ; ' which swept north; Snow depths In the region ! belt. At least three traffic deaths . . . Chester_400," had left the depot before, consisted of a diesel loco- ;¦: 'Winona its; stiai.-evof-: the Congo operation. i' -high* ~ train passes through eastward -.from : eastern; Kansas ranged from 8 to 10" inches, withi were.Tattrib.ntcd :;tp""sirppery . .Newsmen viewed the film at a "moments before: the. crash, 'v motive, two coaches, a^iner ahd ¦ en ' ' Mis- . route to; Chicagb. If leaves Senare Democratic Leader Mike and Oklahoma dumped from one the cOyering in .Muskegon, Mich.;. Kways; one each in Kansas, news; conference. -- a parlor, car. It was not damaged ' here daily at 2:04 p.m. '.' : persons ;; , Mansfield of Montana said he is up to more than: six . inches of measuring 15 inches. Chicago , hit souri and Iowa:: Three Officials said the film was much The jmpact hurled; tha car fo and proceeded on its . -way after a ; died of heart attacks .while shovel- ' ¦ Police police ; investigation. Chester : Friday"" at which railroad "hopeful that we can get through clearer than expected, and that it the . railroad right-of-way. , ¦ ing. show in Illinois. . \ auto wrecker crew andr a Fire - ' Railroad officials said the train representatives presented their Wha.i the administration request- was among the best footage of ah type Department ; rescue squad used left the Rochester ;statiori, IT blocks .case,.' and;';.at'; which several ; local ed , and. that is a $10O-rhiili6n bond Air travel' was curtailed in some i ever relayed from a space vehicle.; crow bars to pry the - fatally in- away, at 12:24 p.m., 16 minutes persons, protested the proposed cur- issue underwritten by us which cities, including Kansas City and; ' ; ¦; '¦' jured men ¦ from the wrecked car. late, and was still moving. slowly.' tailment iii . service. "' -; . will, be repayable " ; Censl/fes Chica'go: .' U.N , Cortfif? Waiter. Bresserte, a project of- The: deficit is expected to South of the snow belt , heavy ficial. saKPthe expansion , of " Three persons died in Minnesota reach $170 million by June 30, The areas from south- the rains pounded balloon was much more rapid traffic accidents Saturday • and world organization has been: un- and Indiana south- than ern Illinois anticipated , indicating that ' late Friday. . Robert W. Wilson , able to collect special assessments ward through (he lower Mississip- . per- Antoine Gizenga haps an overdose of air had been diha, died in a threercar colli- for its Congo operations and its - ¦ E. ' ' pi Valley, .- placed ' ; ¦; sion: truce supervision in the Gaza ¦ " '¦ . ' - . ; in the sphere before in the Minneapolis suburb. ¦ . ' - -By . . PETER . GROSE - Thunderstorms rumbled across Mrs. Ben Wilson, about 65, -Strip. - . '- . ". - ¦ '• Man- " ¦ " - LEOPOLDVILLE. the Congo iffi—The Congo . Parliament by ah Louisi- ¦ ¦ . ¦ - Alabama and sections of kato, was killed Friday night when overwhelming majority censured Antoine Gizenga today for his. cle- , ana and Mississi ppi , cjiusing some a truck hit her, Victor Shade, 65, fiance of the central; Congo government. The pro-Communist deputy ;¦ property damage. Gusts , of 66 Built in Minnesota of rural Austin, died Saturday of and Congolese forces en- premier was a virtual prisoner of U-N. j m.p.h. lashed Birmingham- , while- ' injuries suffered when his pickup residence in Stanleyville. " ' " ' NORTHFIELD , Minn , l#> —¦ WisGonsin circling his .. : I gusty winds , and ' heavy , rains hit truck went, off a road near The huge spiica. balloon , de- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS compared with 3(5 a year ago to- U.S. to Sigh The government announced Gizenga had agreed to end his self- |1 southeast -Louisiana. Brownsdale. LcdpoldviHe by this Saturday after his | stroyed in a rocket shot mal- day. ^ imposed exile and return to Nine persons, including the for- Jacob P. Lange. 67, former may- Thomas Lyght, 16, St..;Pai!T, was personal bodyguard surrendered 1 There was a warming trend In function . at Cape /Canaveral mer mayor of Black Earth and I most of the Southeast in the wake today, Was manufactured by ¦ or of the Dane County community fatally injured in Iowa Sunday. Sunday to Congolese troops. -His his wife, and three victims , of a |of ¦ - .'"' " lost - ..week's- . ' unseasonabl e the G, T. Scbjeldahl Co. of of-Black Earth , died Sunday night Patrolmen said the youth was Treaty With capitulation came too late to avert ' two-car crash near Menominee in a Madison hospital, and his driving a stolen car which struck the parliamentary wrath. ' cold weather. 'Temperatures ; were Northfield. ; The billion County, lost their lives in high- wife Hulda , 67, died early today a Highway Patrol car four mjlcs above freezing for the first time -was more rigid; . US. Navy Ship - and efficient way crashes in Wisconsin during in the- same hospital , of injuries south of Hampton. ' After a brief but angry debate, in several nights in- the Carolinas , as an . -electro- . raised • magnetic space ¦' the weekend. The deaths suffered several hours earlier in the vote in the Chamber of Depu- i Tennessee and the gulf region. reflector than . - .- . ' ' Common Mart its forerunner EchoT, the state s toll for - the year to 26 a head-on Crash with another- car Authorities said Lyght stole the tieswas 67 for the . censure mo- i Readings ' ranged up to OO in south- which is car Saturday night in Northfield , ; BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)-The a single vote against it , and ! ern Florida Sunday. , still visible at times after be- on Highway 14, a mile and a half tion , ¦ United ; States and the European Landing Copters i _ ing put in orbit Minn; , stopped ¦ : 17 months ago. west of Cross Plains Three other at a Mason City one abstention. i. - ¦ service station for Common Market nations will sign . ,. Both Echo I and the new persons were injured. The cars did gas, then drove The parliamentary action left off without paying. A short a sweeping tariff-cutting agree- balloon w ere made of jltra- not have seat belts police said, time the way open for Premier Cyrille later Mason City ment oil .many industrial products Northwest Men . thin aluminum, US. Opposes police . spotted Adoula to oust Gizenga from the the car headed south; Tuesday afternoon , sources close For Viet Nam A two-car collision on Highway Officers deputy premiership he accepted 47, two miles north of Neopit in gave chase, hitting speeds of up to lo the Common Market reported By MALCOLM W. BROWNE On Plane Missing today. last August but never actually Menominee County Saturday night 95 miles an hour at times. The SAIGON . South Viet Nam CAP) launching to help thcr inflation. - , ; The agreement will be signed filled. took the lives of a woman aiid police covered 32 miles in 22 —A U.S. Navy ship arrived today Actually, the amount Plane Sale by Howard Peterson , special ad- Gizehga ' gen- Over Iceland i of air .was two young people. The victims were minutes. Four roadblocks failed to One deputy said s with . two large Army helicopters very small. The main viser lo President Kennedy, and battled Congolese WASHINGTON wv- Men from inflation Franklin Dodge, 17, of Neopit and stop the youth , officers said; darmes who and several observation planes to was caused by 50 pounds of sub- ' Jean Key, member of the Stanleyville over . the j South Dakota , Iow.i and Wiseon- ; Mrs. Mary Lallock , 33, of Keshe- The youth' t roops in aid the forces of President Ngo limating '.powder which turned s attempt to pass a Europea n Economic Community every way com- sin were listed among the 12 men to . na the mother of seven children , fifth roadblock , weekend were in Dinh Diem against the Communist ; gas in space. ' ¦' ' ¦ ' To Red China v a patrol ear set (EEC) commission in charge of parable to the foreign mercenar- aboard the . Neptune patrol plane ' . who died in the crash , and Eliza- " Viet Cong guerrillas. ' up by Set. Harry Lowii/ ended in foreign ^' relations. missing .between' Greenland- WASHINGTON (AP) - The 11, who ies fighting for President Moise. The aircraft ferry Breton , a and , An attempt also was under way beth Bojvin , of Keshen,a, young Lyght's death , officers said. Iceland; ' Slate Department told a congres- dead Tshombc in Katanga Province. converted carrier , also had seven to recover a ', lii-mm movie camera died later at a hospital. The "Everything seems to be going The crew, " ' ' sional critic today that it had op- Lorraine Boi- , jet fighters and a Nepliine flying included: I which ejected from the Thor and girl's mother, Mrs, "400" Hearing all right ,'. ; the sources said. Nearl y 300 of Giienga's gen- ¦ Aviation/Electronics 3.C. Alan ¦ posed a British sale of airliners vin , was the driver of one of the "Meetings of experts are, taking ¦ bo;it bomber on her deck , but parachuted into the sea. The pack- darmes — liis military army in | P. . ..Millel te, sun of Mr. and Mrs to Communist China but. that Brit- -cars. The car in which Dodge was Moves to Madison place today to. examine the last ! these were to he t aken to Voko- . I age carrying the niovie camera Stanleyviik—have been disarmed ' Edmund - .Milletie and husband of j was sighted , floating. -in ain felt it had.every right to make riding was driven by Colin Lane problems still . pending. These I suka Naval Air Station;. in ' Japan , ' the ocean and taken ; prisoner by central Mrs. Virginia Mille'tte , . Vermil- ! about 200 miles its own decision. of Keshenn , one of three persons ItOCIIKSTI^n .Minn. - The , meetings will continue tomorrow I U.S. sources said. :¦ northeast of Sail 's position government, troops a U.N, spokes- lion.'.' S; D. . . . j Salvador about, an hour after the The State Department injured. Interstate Commerce Commis- morning if need he. " ' ' ' ¦ was stated in a letter from As- sion hearing oh the Chicago man reported. ! Four jets bearing the markings ; . Aviation Ordance :.\ian ,1,C. launching, This film would pro. & The sources indicated that the ' sistant Secretary Frederick G. James Alvarez, S3, of Milwau- North Western 's plea for aban- One platbon of about 25 remains ; of Ihe US. Air Force 100th Fight- j Grovcr E. -Wells . - sou of Mrs. Mar- ! vide a clearer pic ' ure of what French representatives had ex- eel M. Wells of Cedar I Dutton to Sen . Kenneth B. Keat- kee , was found dead early Sunday donment of the "40(1" passen- pressed some reservations about to be neutralized , but they were i er Squadron landed today at Sai- Rapids , happened lo Ihe big sphere Iowa. , and Robert ¦ K. Wells ¦ ¦ ing, It-N.Y. The senator had pro- on a city street near his home. ger trains hot ween Chicago tariff cuts on imports of some being rounded up in the bush , ROD airport , hut U.S. sources , Mar- i Newsmen al the Cape saw the ion, Iowa. ! ~-tostc£l_-tlie....tr.ansaction-„io__S.CC£e.:.iPj3lice.jSi) j .O,e.:P around Stanleyville, he added. i declined to comment on them. , .beginning , uf the inflation process . a4^ . ..._£md.~Mii!lkjl^ .Atneiuc.ari..x^M)ical&..Jjiit.„.lJwJLJ.L r , i-,_,U-fiit-ioii-.-Wv< i tary of State Dean Rusk. la hit-and-run car. Cities 'has been conipleted here was hoped these objections could UliTo^Tu-^nTTorTfiaiFtlFfg ye'sier"i ~TlVciS)Tu'orr'ffOTre'rT"'a"'Tep'nTrihnr ' *«^4^ft--.2-<'-~R«tieF-(-.--M-4ll^-.-S4llW*Iil , ; ' ¦t Mrs. Marlin R. Melchertr ^ihout and will resume "It Madison , be met to the satisfaction of the day 14 Congolese troops were re- (the Breton had discharged a A. Anderson son.of Mr. and Mrs, ing - .surface: The balloon at first In the multimillion-dollar deal ! Harris O; Anderson. Madison , ' appeared as a solitary star drift- 20 ¦ Wis, 21, of Kenosha, died Saturday night Wis., Tuesday. French government . ported killed . company of helicopters—about ¦ ' the Teiping government late last aircraft and 20(1 men—farther up ¦ ¦ i.ing slowly upward in the dark , in the collision of two cars on • ¦ year purchased six Vickers Vis- Highway 12 just south of Black the coast of South Viet Nam on clear sky. _ • count airliners. Since (hen Red Sunday. WEATHER River Falls. . ! ! Suddenly, several other bright Chima was reported to have begun The Breton was the second ship Victims listed earlier were: FEDERAL FORECAST objects appeared to surround . it. ' ' ¦ talks for the purchase of a fleet Rert Thomas of Antigo and loaded with planes to arrive here : . ' WINONA AND VK'INITV-V ari- [ ¦ airliners. * ' Observers thought initially , that of Handley Page Herald George I. E'My'"of Clam Falls. since South Viet Nam' and the able cloudiness tonight and Tues- the^e might he parts ot the , the Rootcs ¦ ' 1 rocket ; Earlier, this month Indonesian Torpedo United States reached agreement j day with a few scattered snow \ and the canister which carried tho. ' Group, one of Britain s biggest last rnonth on a major new mili- flurries tonight. A littl e colder to- j folded tialloiiii. motor builders , announced the Man Hit by Falling tary buildup. night vvilh low of —Ti, I IIK II Tues- Tin' fragments climbed upward ' ¦ ^ ' sale of 130 Iruyfcs to Peiping, Tree Dies in Cold clay 10-15 above. • | for nppro'Vimately the intended Ca ncellation of the sale , Dutlon The first ship, the Core, brought LOCAL WEATHER j maxiniuin altitude ot 115(1 miles be- MARSHFIELD, Wis. W-Steve alwiit 40 helicopters -and 400 U.S. I old Keating, ?would ciiuse a bad i Official observations (or Ihe '2i \ fore starl ing a . ipijek descent, Hurban Jr., , 54; a Town of Har- Army men to fly and service , public reaction in Britain "largely Boat Sunk by Dutch hours ending at 12 m. Sunday: i leaving wnvy v apor trails in . their " directed against tho United Stules mony farmer who lay unconscious thein. The helicopters are capable Maximum , n.>; miniinum . l!l: ; wake. in freezing wehther for more than and , in the judgment of the Brit- HOLLANDIA , West Now Guin- The Dutch news agency in The with DiiUh patrols. of carrying 14 men euch. noon , 2,'l; precipitation , none. "Big Shot '' wai to have inflated six hours after he was struck by ea (AP>—An Indonesian motor The official silence blanketing ¦ ish government , would cause un- Hague said the engagement look The navy spokesman said pa- I Official observations for the '24 to a diameter of i:i5 feel , which a tree he was cutting down, died torpedo boo,t tins been sunk by the arrival of new U.S. equipment ¦ due harm to Anglo-American place Sunday nifiht , trol craft encountered the torpe- hours ending at \2 m today, would have made if t|ie largest— ' ¦ alter an emergency operation Sat- Dutch warships in Dutch territori- hits led to wide^ speculation as lo Maximum, 2«; minimum , 0 . hjit no! the heaviest—space vein- relations. " Indonesia has threatened , to do boats off the south coast near urday. al waters oft New Guinea , a navy the numbers and types of weapons noon , 10 . precipitation, none. | vie ever .sent aloft »h« State Depart- Neighbors organized a search spokesman said today. seize West New Guinea by force Ktna Hay, This is a region within being brought . , into the* war-torn AIRPORT WEATHER Dutton said of of i NASA has a backup Thor and ment was consul led-in—advance party when Hurbnn did not re- The engagement took place when if it cannot win Ihe island by easy ran^e some the eastern republic, I (North Central Observ ations) i balloon ami expects to repeat the about the aircraft deal and . told turn Friday.He was found in the Dutch patrol vessels encountered diplomacy, and Dutch officials re- Indonesian islands believed used Large quantities of military sup- ! Mux. temp. 27. al noon Sunday: shot as soon as today 's trouble is the British "we were opposed to woods near Harmony, in Price a number of Indonesian motor port infiltration- by small bands as a base for infiltrators into plies arrive here both by air and, I min. I at ti a.m. today ; 10 at noon • pinpointed. supplying the Chinese Communist s County. He was taken to a Park torpedo hoals, the navy . spokes- of Indonesians already has begup. West Now Guinea .. ship nearly, every day, and con- : today; clear skies; visibility 1.1 If the second shot , is successful, With these planes together with Falls hospital , then transferred to man said . Ho had no information A Dutch official at Biak report- It was not clear how many ves> voys ' made up of U.S. Army'I miles; wind from the west at five a similar sphere will bo rocketed the embargoed equipment on a Mqrshficld hospital where he on the fate of the other torpedo ed some Indonesian infiltrators sels were engaged in the eiv ¦ trucks are often seen passiiuj! miles per hour; barometer 30.17 into orbit later this year ¦ ¦ as them," • . . ' died. boats, have been killed in skirmishes counter. through Saigon. I aiicl steady; humidity 52 percent. Kcho 11, . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; IgjjjftggggiggjgggggEgjS&ii^^ ' " .'• " - ' . \ fl_H\ V! ^H ^H^k HB\ HHH^ ___H\ LiB^aialliN______i HH\ ^9 I I _____[ ___¦ ___¦ ___¦ r^ _____I_B \ ____¦ ___¦ _____^B i _____¦___¦ ^i H | H r~^ _B_k
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It's not a phenomenal thirst for tics or . student , brothers. ', through ¦:¦: until just before the last clue is announced on the t> o'clock: news . to return to the mainland for shore WABASHA, Minh . .(Special)-The be able to place one shot Sharon;had a.:collision: . . :' ;;- . : knowledge on the Dart of the SMC At 8:15 a.m. today Brother I. each window."from a.moving car. broadcast ,Saturday oh KWNO ,: so there is no .point in looking for - school this year. . . Most Rev. Edward;A. Fitzgerald, students and faculty who are . It ; all started at U;3p a;m;: when;;; ' bishop of; Winona, dedicated the : Basil, FSC, college president , ap- The Druschkes could give no it before then. ¦;¦¦ trudging '; between the old library ary .clues will ;;be. published en this page: . The; final : John -Jr., otherwise . known';'; as' ' , LT. BEADLES is a 1958 gradu- hew $2 million St. Elizabeth's Hos- peared -at the old li _ _ fo lend motive . for the: shooting, ' :;The first five . ¦ ate of the University of Minnesota. oh ,the first , - second and third a hand; to the book lift .^ He re- clue .will be broadcast rafher , than publisherJ to provide all treas- • ' Butc.h , fell- -down , concrete st( »s . pital in the chapel here Sunday floors of St. Mary's Hall and the : arm.; Tlien at noon : , He was ih; the ROTC; v by a banquet ceived the first batch of books from lire hunters with the vital path to the treasure at the same time. ! and broke his . afternoon, followed new -library : 200 feet - south of the clue: has [ his father , -12, - -'cutting -' .-meat , for The Sky VVarrior; an attack at: St. Felix auditorium , attended James L. Hurley, Minneapolis^ a . .You won 't have to leave yoiir home until: the final ¦ bomber, has a flying, range of gymnasium. . : ,[ junior who planned the move. - -Brd*. : been announced -to solve this contest; you probably will find that ,. .;dinner , rah the butcher knife ;¦: "•. by about . 200. E. E; JliJlestead, . about five hours; The two other , ther Luke Azarias ,: librarian ,, es- a good , dictionary . and the map in your telephone book will be ) through the thumb part of his left chairman of the lay boar¦ d was IT'S A; PART of a two-day move Five Arraigned '¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦' ' ¦ ¦: ' ¦ hand Gerte Catewski , local marv men aboard were Lt. Wallace B. toaslmaster;. - '. V- : . ¦ - ' • '.;. timated it. would take about 6,400 . helpful. . - ' • •' :¦:¦: : ' - , v . Mechlfne, ' the .pilot , and an en-: . . '. -:- from - the old library to . the - new all 60, reasbhably easy ; and everyone shal, took hini .to St. Josepli's Hos- . . ¦- .', Dr. B.?J. Bouquet , chief of the involving ' 60,000 -books and bound trips to move . 000 volumes. ;You 'll find that the clues are j . listed man, Albert W. Forkner , That, averages .9 books; a trip— has an equal 1 chance to w-in, Today 's chie describes: a location : pftal . for treatment . He Svas re-, . both listed as; coming from Oak medical, staff , was the principal you: different speaker at the banquet. - .The Rev: a sizable load if. a • volunteer re- in. Winona and each subsequent clue will lead to ^ leased but his arm is in a sling.; Harbor , Washington. - This was ceives volumes 1-9 of the Ency- In Fillmore Co. location—all: within the city limits. Good hunting! Sharon , 18.:¦ was emerging.from¦ Mechjine's first time put as . a Mother Mary Olivia;, mother gen- '. at-.- 1:45 p.m. . eral of the: Sisters of the Sorrowful Parking Fine clopaedia Britannica. instead of 9 ' :•.. People will be proud for miles around the family driveway . pilot ; previously he had been a paperbacks. : . ' : ';.' in her father 's 1956 car when she - havigator-bOmbardier. Mother , and others spoke briefly. Next May when\this: is/ cpmpleteci > " -furnished ' St; Felix Business 'Good' Brother - 1L Charles, FSC,. chair- ' • abound collided with . Korbert Biinke. who :; Music; was by . - .-'• It will help-' make : Winona 's ;good; healtlv was driving the - 1951 pickup be- Choral Group directed by Sister man of the biology department, ap- District Court ¦;¦; /and fully suited.: ;;¦ ' ; ¦ , :.: A total of $103 in parking peared with knapsacks -.; he uses PRESTON , - ' Minn... — Five were . :\Vh€ii it's: equipped : : longing to Ed Jaszewski ,: Arcadia .. Stephen ; Marie, . -violation fines was paid ove r St. Felix Altar Socfety served the during fi eld trips to the woods. arraigned before Judge A. C. Rich- .Rt; 2. Buiike was . proceeding ;;. , the weekend in . Winona after ardson at-a ' special: term of Fill- south as Sharon was turning , into . meal, with Mrs. M. .Pfeilsticker police issued , a warning Fri- ' as chairman and Mrs. T.: J, Passe THIS MORN ING books were car- mpre County Court here this , nt his-lane of traffic. . pay- ' in charge of arrangements The day, that delinquent fine ried to the new library 's basement morning.- - . .;. - - • Milo Johnson., Strum , Trempea- . ..ers Would be a rrested on war- ¦ traffic officer , said Rev.' - David. Ryszka ; hospital chap- while work on book shelves in the JVIrs. Walter O'Graskey, Ostran- 3 S^ucferifc f er leau : County , rants if they did not . pay uj) ' lain , gave the closing prayer; v upper floors of the new building der, pleaded ,guilty to seUing-liquor there: was about .. $100 .damage to " - :today. Normal.collecfibns from was:;being complete d. ' These to niihors and yvas seroeneed to each A'chicle, but ; neither driver parking violations run from was injured;. Ho charges will' be .'.- ¦ THE BISHOP PAID tribute: to shelves will be ready Tuesday. 60 days. . in the jail here . Sen- the sister's Who established a mis- , : about: $30 to $40 a day. • - filed. .- . -" ¦ Plans for the Feb. i-ldedication tence was suspended and she was Ctirnw&kfy m ' sion here 64 ;years ago. - . of the, library : will be announced placed on probation for a year .' '-The sacred body, fashioned by sooty Construction contracts total- to Sheriff Neil Haugerud. She also ¦ God-and infused with an immor- Reg ents May B6 ^ ed $348,315 for . the library : which Was fined $100. -: . '' ;. Man Flees After tal soil], needs care because man was designed by, Flad:Smith & As- , Her husband , arraigned on the is- subject to ills and suffering;": Asked to Raise sociates. The library is 132 by 80 -gurity- , " same :charges, pleaded not Demanding Money the bishop said "The greatest work feet and is: in the center; of a arid was bound over to the spring ^ the. sisters do is to give solace to Tuition at U future dormitory quadrangel. The term of District Court on $100 bail. A wouldrbe thief who demand- sufferers- and comfort to those in library will seat '925 students and , ed , money from: Vernon ,Falk. 467 pain. They do not rest. They don't ';¦ ;. (AP) ' ' : Kis: attorney¦ is A. M. Keith Roch- ' ' . MlfTOEAPOLrS -. - , :-e ^ The will house about 200,000 . volumes. ester. ' ."' : ' "- ' E: 5th St., about : 1 a .tti..' .-SundayV . work for rhoney or- praise, but for: University of Minnesota Board of • . ; July, Spring •' Valley, as Falk was entering the rear door . love of God, arid demonstrate, this Regents.may be. asked next month George . of his apartment house residence, love through their labor with the to increase student .- .¦tuition ; rates. pleaded guilty to selling liquor to Tied /after knocking Falk to minors , and -was sentenced to 60 ^the -ij sick and unselfish devotion and Dr, O. Meredith Wilson , univer- '.-ground;-- . -: ; . sacrifice to people, who suffer." sity president, told the board Fri- Trade Commission days. AU but IS^days of his sen- ¦ Falk told police : the man tried Thomas J; Beadles Through the ages the church has day that he and other administrat- tence was suspended and: he was to .search him for some money : placed on probation for a year to been solicitous of the develop- ors ;iiave been;- discussing effects but was, riof successful. . the sheriff. He was fined $100. ¦ ment of: medicine and surgery, the of a student,population explosion Urged for State ¦ i- . ... ,.- bishop pointed out; During the Mid^ and it appears higher tuition rates Patrick Hill. 25. and Robert MINNEAPOLIS (AP) —. Minne- die,Ages, hospitals were attached may be the only answer.'. ' Miller, 20,;Stl Paul, pleaded .guilty Canton Masons install to monasteries and called hospices. , sota 's , attorney .general says the to grand larceny, second . degree, Two Cathedral : "We - are in financial ; trouble '*; . : Following his .talk the bishop ;President Wilson " said. He *added state should have a state ,-trade and were referred to the com- CANTON , Mirin.' (Speciali-iCan. : led in the benediction of the commission, similar to the federal missioner of corrections for pre- ton ;Lod ge 191. AF: & AM , in- j the problem must be solved soon trade cbnimission , ¦ Blessed Sacrament and blessed the ; or the university may run the risk to protect busi- sentence investigation , They: are stalled there officers Friday: Mas- nessmen from unfair trade prac- being held in jail iri lieu of fur- senior ,' Cited new hospital. The chapel in which _of becorhing,;>.tagnajit. ;¦ ' ' ' ¦ ter, Ronald , liamlo^ war-. ' : Trustees tices. ; . - . :•;. - I the program was held Was filled ' Dr'r Wilson said he expects to . . . .; nishing $500 bail. den , Bert White: junior ' warden, , Two trustees; retiring after 10 "As it stands now, slow labor- Donald Farnholtz , 27, Witoka, Bonnie Pahhke Ann Fishbaugher I Lawrence Caldwell;: treasurer, years of service to the Cathedral to overflowing; make recommendations at the re- gents' February meeting. ious court proceedings are re- requested a preliminary hearing Charles Young .Ir,; secretary, Wa- v parish receiv- ' ' ; ' Three students have entered the of the Sacred Heart DR. BOUQUET paid tribute to i - . - ¦ ¦ '- . - . quired to combat such practices," in municipa l court on second de- . VViriona Winter Carnival queen con- vil Hamlo; senior steward , Odell ed Catholic Action medals from Dr. GV G. 'Ochsner , who was chief Walter F. Mondale- (old the Min- gree grand larceny charge, ffe was Lee; junio r steward , [luhprt Van- the Most Rev.. Edward A/ Fitz- of SL Elizabeth's medical staff nesota 'Independent Grocer; Associ- arrested for allegedly taking a test , making 10 entries , to date. Sevver Assessment Robert A. Wieczorek , contest chair- , natter; senior deacon, Odel l Lee ^gerald , bishop of Winona, in <^re- many years: before moving to St. ation Sunday night. wagon loaded with corn from Har- Jr.; junior deacon. Hubert Hes- "niohies Sunday: at ' the ' . .Cathedral. Paul in 1961. He was largely re- Hearing Set Tonight mony .Ian. 2, ; hooking it .behind ma" for the Winona Activity " Group, announced, vedt; chaplain , Loring Stead ; ty- sponsible for maintaining the high ' Monda le pictured the small bus- his car. The wagon was found ter, Vernon rCysofh ; and marshal , level of staff service; lie said. The .' . - .AA hearing oil sanitary sewer inessmen as "trying, to hold his near Whalan . i - The queen and two attendants assessments will be held at 7:30 ' wil l be announced at the queen Kenneth Turner . Ramlo was install- staff was organized . in 1936 and own against the encroachments of Farnholtz ; represented by Clar- ing officer. .p-.tii; today when the City Council ence Perkins, Chatficld , is out on [ coronation dinner and Sno-Ball at most of the doctors on it then are monopoly and: predatory: competi- - meets at City Hall... . bail. the Oaks Saturday night , , . still with the ofhospital, is tion. " Slop ; ^3'he big goal the doctors lo The three students follow: receive federal funds; Charles . He said many of the Jaws under STANLEY MORELAND, 20, Miss Bonnie Pahnko, 18';'.Winona - attain accreditation of the hospi- Russel , engineer with the state the Minnesota Unfair Trade Prac- tal, he said , and their greatest Chalfield , charged with contempt Rt. 3, attends Winona Sccroiarial LET'S Board of Health;Mark Pfaller Sr „ tices Act are 20 to 30 years old, of court for; failing to pay support School , plans to he a secretary challenge is to maintain the pro- Milwaukee , designer : ' of: the hos- and commercial practices have per sense of values in the pres- money lo his family after; divorce and is sponsored by the Country pital: Alvin Benike , Rochester , changed in that period. proceedings were started , has been Kitchen . She is 5 foot 7, weighs ence of modern scientific advances general contractor , and several leaving 'for service —to always remember that pa- drafted and is 130, wears a size 12 dress, has who had - contributed much to the Mondale said it is obvious why Tuesday, the sheriff said. His case brown hair and brown eyes and is tients are people needing care. fund drive , including Mayor Cur- the small businessman is some- was continued with the understand- Fockcns Visiter Dr. Bouquet expressed apprecia- times called the "forgotten man a graduate of Cotter High School. tis Q'dltz , - Ray Young and Norbert " ing that pa rt of his Army pay Her parents are Mr.and Mrs . Ed- tion for the presence of sisters in Flicck, . Wabasha;- Al Ilampe, of ;oiir t imes. will go . for support. : key positions at the hospital , say- ' Ward Pahhke. Her hobbies arc ice Thcilman; Al O'-Ncil , Lake. City; "He is the victim of a ¦multiludc An attorney. David A. .Joerg , skating, swimming and water ski- ing the nursing problem is acute. Odcll Arens, Kellogg; Roland An- of practices against vvhiclv he is Preston , was appointed for Lauritz ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ " There is a shortage. ing. , . . . ' • . ' , derson , Plainview; Ervin Gra- defenseless ," the attorney general Peterson , 22. charged with kidnap- Miss Ann Fishbauglier , ' 19,' Gil- THE REV. MOTHER Mary Oliv- bow, Elgin; Adolph Lcrus , Nelson ; said. "Far too little is done to ping, and trial was positioned , He more avenue , is; a sophomore al and , protect this vital segment of our ia , who has her headquarters in Harry Schweitzer and Eldoh was returned to jail on failure to Winona Stale College where she Rosemary Langowski OUR Rome, said she attended a staff Risch, Alma. economy." furnish $5,000 bail. is majoring in . elementary .. educa- Noel' i Studio meeting at St. Elizabeth' s Hospital tion.: She is the daughter of Mr. Tour years ago when the need for and Mrs. Glenn -Fishbauglier.' Her a new building and how to finance sponsor is the Lions Club. She is BREASTS it were discussed. She came to 5 foot 6 , weifihs 120 , -wears a size Barbados and St. Lucia in tho 10 dress , has brown hair and Accident-Driver Wildenborg S'aggie) West Indies last June to establish hazel eyes and is a. graduate of ... the time has come to stop Winona Senior High School. Her ' missions. cry ing about the fact that " Chesler - Fockcns, vice president The Sisters of the Sorrowful hobbies are knitting, , reading, sew- Forfeits Deposit National Hank , and America 's youth is growing of l lie First Mother also have elementary and ing nnd boatin g. One driver forfeited a $15 de- Carlus Walter , manager of Bob's high schools, orphanages and old Miss Rosemary Langowski , -in , soft . . Brewery, were two of the original 524 Center St., is a freshman nt W'i- i posit in municipal court today.; people 's homes in Ualy, Germany, ! You can do something incorporating officers of the Ca- Austria and the U; S. noun .Slate College and is major- j after being cited for failing to thedral parish in 1951, They have ing in elementary education. She ! yield , about it! . Speaking briefly were Sister Su- Ihe right of way after an ¦ "li'efVeaTirsC'CTTtnry-anrHrcrisarcrr - perib1~Wary^: "Bla'h'clie, TdmihistTa" •i s-H-graduate- of "C-flt tor-UifthiichaoL.!¦-rrcrirlrnt'"~ftunri,-ry---Tit—tt~rr!-nTr--nt-r-™---^-t--y^iip--^-tH^---Do-^t---I^TL.-A-.-—-' — of the parish since ' daughter of Mr. and respectively, tor of the hospital , who reported and -is the Mankato Avenue and Broadway. meeting, urcc the adoption of that time. the nurse's was nearly com- Mrs, llalpli Langowski. Her spon- , home Joseph F. Skuczynski , 750 Man- Their po.sls will be filled by John pleted; Robert Fitzgerald , Roches- sor is Dompsey Tegeler fc Co., ] a vi gorous program for ph ysi- Wildenbor g, secretary, and Len ter , first fund chairman , and Dr, Inc. She is 5 foot 7, weighs 125, ; kato Ave., who had -been , driving ! cal development in your chil- SJaggic, treasurer. Wildenborg is William Barr, chairman of tho wears a size 12 dress , has brown ' east on Broadway , was arrested i ; dren 's sc/ioo/. manager of the Winona Milk Co. state Hoard of Health. Dr. Barr eyes ;tml enjoys reading and sew- at police headquarters at 11:40 ; nnd Slaggic is the owner of Gate snid of the hospital , "This servieo ln.fi- ! a.m. Sunday, ' Such a program is alread y City Agency. ... will be just ns good as you , the The other driver. Raymond . proving its worth-in . rnnny medal ot ;i Holy In awarding the people ,, are willin g (o get behind Schewe, 21 , 1(125 Gilniore Ave. , schools throug hout the coun- Name Society breakfast , Bishop it, " Public Invited was Roing south on Mankato Ave- ' Fitzgerald commended the unsel- nue. try, It s easy to'administer—-it fish devotion and cooperation of FITZGERALD was succeeded To Hear Gehera l ; Damage to the left rear of , costs your school very little , Fockens nnd Walter during Ihcir as fund chairman by Eugene Fol< Scliewe's ear totaled S150, j to the .-lor .' ' * ' ¦ , ¦ tenure as trustees. "Never have ey until he left for a Washington , At Legion Meeting I front cnd . of-Skuczynski's car, $75. . their hands failed lo support the D. C , position , when Ilillcstead j A driver who struck a parked PnsiiUm' t Council on Wittlh i' ltnrii The public has been invited lo pastor and every parish activity, " was appointed. , car on Main Street about 20 feet said Bishop Fitzgerald. Others in the audionee introduc- hear the adjutant general of Min- 1 south of 5th Street Sunday al 11:55 • \ . Fockcns and Walter have resign- ed were Dr, . Helen Knulson , Min- nesota at the American Legion a.m. rcnorivd $|W) . damage to hi.s j effective neapolis director on the U'ill-Bm-tqn Mcinorial Club Tuesday at H p.m. 1 ed their parish duties¦ right front fender . --T4H- owner of Jan. 31. . ' - . board which selects hospitals lo Brig. Gen, C. .1. Moeglein will | the parked car had not riled a spepk in -conjunction with a meet- ' j damage report with police this ing of Leon .1, Wetzel Post ¦». morning. - jBMIM_i_BBH-HHM-M-HM-HHi_M-Bi AT DEDICATION .. . Principals at the dedi- mother general Sisters of' ' Sorrbw/yl , Mother ,, receding Ihe lalk there will be WINOMA LODGE NO. 18, A.F.&A.M. ,, . .%.. 1' [ William P. Thourer. «:i W; King cation of St, Elizabeth's Hospital , Wabasha , were Home, Italy; back row, the Most Rev. Edward a dinner'-fur Legionnaires , at U;30. ¦St,, was driving south on Main : STATED COMMUNICATION left to right , front row . Sister Superior Mary A. Fitzgerald , bishop of Winona; E. R. Hlllcstend , The annual meeting of the Le- when he collided with a parked j * gion 's 24-hour dub will.be immed- Blanche , administrator; Sister Mary Bartholomew , chairman of the lay hoard , nnd Dr. B. J. Bou- . car owned by Marvin Shaw , 710 i Publlshfld os « public sorvli-fl $^? Tuesday, Jan. 16 — 7:30 o' clock iately- after Ihe posr meullii K. ac- Main Street , Shaw 's car was park- In cooperation with lh« AilvBttism g ^ architect and planner from the motherhousc , Mil- quet , chief of the medical staff, (Wchrenherg wordin g , I Council and tho Newspaper v R. F. STOVER , W.M. to Bernard V. Ilolnnd ed on the right side of the street Advertising Executives Assoc intion. ( waukee, and the Reverend Mother Mary Olivia, photo) president. . facing south. t Mondey, Jdnuary IS, W2 WINONA pAILY NEWS [They 'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlol- ¦ " ' ; - ¦ ¦ - - - - - DE^R ABBY: i - - - - . i - Trempealeau Co. | gt^ v&jf a Fa 11out Shelf er There's always ^ Ji^iefllTame Survey Slated Solution WHITEHALL, Wis. (SpeciaD-A Some La Crosse engineering firm, has By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN been engaged to make a survey DEAR ABBY: Every Christmas my husband gets an 18- or T/rof Sinair o to locate existing buildings in 20-pound turkey from his boss. Our problem is that neither my T r " By EARL WILSON Trempealeau County which might husband nor I care ToT^furkey"that"Tnucrr 3nT there are just XEV7 YORK — '"Tall Gal Plays . lt Cool ,' Confident . Independent be made public shelters for 50 or the two of us. Once I roast it we have to eat it Up and you know and Loyal nnd Gels Her (»uy ".¦-' - - . .;.-- . ¦ more persons. how sick you can set of turkey after a while. We aren't so well . There's your Juliet Prow'so, Story. The buildings,; said Ernest P. So- off that we can throw or give it away. Would it " • ':¦' ' 'a riiigsuier ;\\ Krnnk Sinatra 's life , 1- now- claim botta . Independence, county civil be all right to sell it? That doesn 't seem, right • Having heen ¦¦ that Juliet. 'with her -. long., pretty, '-sexy legs nnd her cool continental defense director ,' would be. st ocked . somehow. ' ' .. TROUBLED " calm, may succeed in making liim ' a henpecked husband like the Test withstood, _first aid kits and- radi- ¦ - . nf lis ". " -""" —-—— -. — ation detection meters at govern- DEAR TROUBLED: Don't sell it. Why , - .- Juliet sat ment expense. not roast it and invite some friends in? Or Abou t a year; ago . ' terms for her life at a studio ' around the , lounge of the Las- ' cook it and freeze what you donXeat. Or • . - . . . which mostly lent her out . "They A FEDERAL incentive program " - Vegas Sands; and .: said, - .' "1 love ' get a cook book aiid discover now many ways own my. flesh; but I'll fight!" she will be offered for approval by the him ¦ahd T 'nv .go'ing, h>- marry him. " ' ' -, there are to fix turkey. There's turkey salad, vowed : - . . ' ' . . " . . Congress. The plan will/provide a - Some of. them . .smiled and went ; turkey soup, turkey hash, creamed turkey, ; Juliet Prowse .will ascend to the federal grant of something less : off and played roulette but .Juliet stewed turkey and cold turkey. If you pre- . loftiest heights of Hollywood and than the actual cost for every shel- bagged Romro . ' \- spend at pare it properly, you'll gobble it up in no Frank will his nights ter meeting the approved stand- ' " Juliet and; 1 were having . a slight ; a lamed tiger. We 'll niiss time. ;. ¦¦ /¦ ':¦ home.;- ards. A substantial number of ' interview here . 10 days, ago .— ). ] you around the joints , Frank. May- ' ' ' these shelters will undoubtedly be My parents won't let me do . Abby think she was . having : coffee gro« i ie she 'll - let--you Out one night a DEAR ABBY: ¦¦- ' spoke of her height . ¦ dual purpose, serving a useful com- The Twist as they say it causes heart attacks. Is this true? . . . — and she week ' .' i ;¦ ' .- •. ' ;¦ ¦ ¦ ' being a hanilic -ip: Why. il 'sa lower . munity¦ service in addition to offer- . . . TWISTER . : Joseph Kennedy, reportedly will ' • of. strength' :. . ¦ ' ing protection from radioactive be' .'transferred , to: KYU-Bcj levue's fallout, DEAR TWISTER:,For those doing It, or those watching it? '• 'I.think I' ve grown . - . , 1 think , . ¦ Institute of Ph ysical Medicine and All schools; hospitals, clinfes ¦ '. ¦ I'm now 5'n " , ' she said. -; ; and DEAR ABBY: I read in a hordscop magazine that people who Kc'hahilitation in 'Manhattan . ,., welfare institutions will .be es- \va> siuin;- ' there w . ii.h: "those- . ' -different signs; don't get along with each other. . She Connie Francis signed .a huge con-: pecially eligible, for. incentive pay- are born under. nice legs . - up, wi'ilr. : her yo'ung . ," that' with niy mother and me. She is very iracl— i years .with MG.M Pictures, Armed Forces ments. These shelters would be I think s the trouble ¦ manager ¦ Eddie ' Ooldstonn ' - Jr.. ' years, with MGM Hecords - ' ¦' . '.: bossy and crabby and is always asking me a million quesions. ' 3 . . French Creek OKs available to the general public. ' Whom I had cleverly figured out j As predicted Alan. Freed quit; his She complains a lot that she doesn't feel , good, but I'm sure it's to be rnaiTViiig her, spinning out : get sympathy. She is more strict with ¦ Twist-hosting chores at the. Came- FAMILIES living in Isolated just an act she puts on to ¦¦ ¦ - ,' ' • ' ;.' plans for a night club : acl with- ; |ot . : ' . '. -. 'Dii-k llaymes arid Tony $15,833 Budqet areas will find family shelters a me than any of my friends' mothers are with them. She forces . three to six . boys which would tour fiWiiett 'll sub for ailing Johnny necessity. Under the present plan me to go to Sunday school and take piano lessons, I am 14 and , ' ) ' : the world. Mafhis at the 'Copa next month ...- ' .; ETTRICK. -Wis . (Special - A'! funds will.not -be available tor fam- am treated like a baby. IsWhat the horoscope magazine said • ¦ ' , ' 'The difficulty. " she "lamented, - , lied Bullous ' dates at Danny's budget of $15 833 was set for 1962 \ ily fallout shelters. Sobotta said. true? And what does: the future hold for me? FOURTEEN "is getting tall boys; , at French Creek Lutheran Church's J Hideaway were with actress Char- ' Only shelters accommodating 50 , - . - ¦ " - ¦.' '- 'Most-boys arc S'y'' or. so , which ' annual meeting Thursday,The Rev.']. DEAR FOURTEEN : Since you are oid enough to read lene Moon jean . . . There'll be a or more would come under this 't - Is fine; if I'm iii my flats, hut if ; Henry A. Lease has announced ; -; •- may T suggest a very good bock? The Bible. I don know major cast change in the B'way- ¦ incentive payment program. ^udv-moFe-Jf—--— I'm not, what' m T to ' do'.'" - .- i " ."¦ In addition to $10,623 for local ' what the future holds for yourbut-itTwill^old^ bound¦ show . "The Umbrella. The government's fallout protec- - - HAUL'S PFAHLS; A man-about- expenses, the budget provides ! at' you will honor your mother. WELL , JULIET doesn't have jo . tion bulletin is available ¦ all . post-¦ ¦ ¦ [ town by .any other name would $4,300 ; for the synodical budget;! ' ¦ . : . - ' you brood any ; more, because. Mrs. ! offices. . - . CONFIDENTIAL TO "OLD ENOUGH; TO VOTE" : And be just another bum. Scio (Ohio) $250 for Bethany Home for the ! 's still Sinatra in the- cafes—how would are also old enough to know better. Leave him -alone. Tie ¦ ¦ Herald. Aged , La Crosse; $460 for Luth- j Julius Engelien . secretary, and ' if look? ; : married.' - . j TODAY'S BEST; LAUGH: A eran Welfare; $100 for Luther Park i Lawrence Thompson, chairman. Juliet didn 't . -tell; -me- -a - single] Bible Camp, , ; vacuum cleaner company has a Chetek Wis:, and $100 i The sum of 84,000 v^ as given to , 14,- thing about marrying Frank, ' of! for the Homme Home for Boys , ! FROZEN FOOD IN ALASKA | 57,250 housing units surveyed new model called The Little Wo- ¦ the synodical budget in 1!)C>1, and (more out of four> v course. Though he was calling her j Wittenberg, Wis. j WASHINGTON i/P)— Alaskans are : 602 than one ' ¦ ¦ ¦ man : a special atiachmeti t cleans " - . ¦ *: • ¦ $600 was given to the , church's every day < I've found , out since , j - i . foods' these days ! had home freezers separate and ' out 'pants ' pockets. jubilee . .offering. - ;¦; ' enjoying frozen But she w ;is ' - 'loyal to the Thin-; THOMAS SHAY and La l/erne . . 're not storing them out I apart from freezing compartments ¦ WISH I'D SAID THAT:-' Do and they ; - One.-:— " ' .; ; ',. ' ' ' ' . - . j ' Henderson were named trustees to ' porch, either. of refrigerators. .. - . : something every day to make oth- THE CONGREGATION will ob- on the back ¦'Are you still a member of 'The serve with holdovers LeRoy An- ' serve its centennial year late inJ Compiled data from the 1960 In the continental United States ers happy—even it it 's just to derson , Arthur pfsdahl- Jr. and I the ratio is only one out of six.-' Group' or 'Clan''.'" I asked,, . j ¦ September. Committee members Census of Housing shows that of leave.;' em alone. ¦ Ivan Enghagen, Miss .Gertrude Juliet wrinkled¦ her nose at the. : Singer Lyda Fairbanks' got a S'fifl planning the celebration are Ar- term. -. - -- '- ' " ' ' Ofsdahl will be financial secretary ; thur Ofsdahl Sr. ,; Meivin Solberg, . . . . bill for an auto engine tune-up, and . ''1 guess oiie is hidurally--a part and Bennett Evenson , congrega- ; Alfred Anderson Henry Solberg, , You Tried Breakfast at. . . . 'snapped: ."Who does your .tuning . ' ^Have of it if one is a friend of ;those tional secretary. Arthur Thompson ; Mrs, Emil Heist ad and Mrs. Ar- Jr up — Leonard 'Bernstein?" -That's ¦ 1 people ," she said.' i : will be treasurer. . ; thur Thompson. ' . .! earl , brother. j - ' DOUBLE TAKE . .;, A pair: of: Winona twins, stationed in Deacons are Lauritz Lebakken , I I; ¦" ' ' A committee to write a new i Then one night last week - ¦ • ¦¦ •: ¦ —i ' ¦ . . «r Germany at the same base for the first time since their enlistment Ednar Borreson and Irvin Toppen , peeked in at . her dressing room ' constitution for the congregation j p BIRD WATCHERS in the Air Force , are confusing their co-workers by seeming to and auditors , Arthur Ofsdahl Sr. - I The Snack Sho at a Perry Como TV taping. Ang- i is comprised of: Norman Hagen ,! ' ¦ - • '" and Kenneth McLeod. Nominating ; I Corner Third and Main j Phone 7411 . rily she told me that Spyros Skour- ' A . field trip through . Gilmore, do two jobs at once. . . Irwin Hogden , Lester Hogden. j ' -' committee is Carl ; Engelien, Er-J as had suggested she . get' Tony' Valley and (he Stockton • area ' . was,< ; : . Because of their identical appearance. Marvin and Meivin : Dallas Olson , Arnold. Solberg and ; H HOME MADE BUTTERMILK . fp cQ-star with her hi "Blood ! ling Ofsdahl and LaVerne Lai'.sori. Helmer Thompson, I with butter end iyrup. ; Cuxli5. made by members of tbe... Hiawa.- ;Niemoyer, sons of Mrs. Delia 15. Weisbrod. 656'"E. . . Howard St ., ¦ DAMP AW CO drt^WU ' ' Sand" The parsonage committee is Ger- ! A new roof was put on . the i H TRNbHlvCO J caket and beverage. . : ¦. : and and; that Skouras had ! tha Valley Bird Club and guests5 have personnel at Hahn . AFB. Germany, talking to themseives. - . ? '- ' - said* '; '•! aid Berg and Lloyd Dahl- - . -! church during the past , year. The I Sunday afternoon. Observation?s They have been together on the base sTrice' .February 1961 , when Mr , and Mrs. - Lloyd Dahl are H YOUR FAVORITE "VVe wouldn 't want '.Sinatra, His : j interior of the church will be] made during (he trip were dis-¦ ' corporate members of Lutheran ; legs are too - skinny. " ; . IMelvin joined Marvin , who had been in Europe since 1959. redecorated prior to the centennial coffee...... OvC cussed at a meeting at the Stock Welfare, and Edwin Schelberg will'i ' ' H GcREAL With buttered toast and , Juliet blazed , "That' s ridiculous. Ion home of Mr , Meivin , an airman first class , is a personnel specialist with celebration. - • : and Mrs! Karl1 serve on the Bethany Home com- ¦ ¦ ¦ They know they . couldn 't gel Sina- -airman , 1 DELICIOUS HOME MADE Lipsohn. Tentative plans arc be-- i the base retention office. Marvin, an second class is mission. | The U. S. is still the world's ' . trn!" . '- - - ' .. . - - . -] ing made for a showing of coloredI an air policeman in the. security section. 'Meivin - is the older Kilmer Erickson was elected leading producer of passenger cars, ' ,..;...... ;: ,. "C And her independence! "Slave ! ; H SWEET ROLL With beverage slides and movies taken by mem-- 1 brother , by 15 minutes. Both are 23. president with Alex N'els.estuen as! with their l^o output arn^ffnting Close 2 p.m. Sun. labor " was one of her milder j bers at the February;meeting ¦ H Open every evening 'til 7 — Fri. 'til 8. at' j Twins run in the Nienieyer family. Their mother is a vice president. Alex Nelscstuen . is t6 52 percent" sbf the-tAvorld's to- j ¦ Lake Park Lodge. ... . - ¦ ¦: '¦- ¦ ¦ ' ' - ' " - ; - . VWverti .iement ' "' ¦ ' ' cemetery association ."treasurer;.: tal. ' .; *;- v ... ; ¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ ';- ¦ ' ¦ ¦: . J; , \ . . . ¦ . • twin. So are an aunt and uncle. And; their grandmother... And Retail sales in the U. S. in liiGol so is the mother of Melvin 's wife. A brother , Sgt. Walter Nie- If you were born totaled $219.it billion . meyer, is not a twin , but lie is stationed in Germany. ' ,'' 019^J , Bureau of Advertising, ANP A, TO0M DAILY NEWS : Things should be less confusing at Hahn soon : Meivin is due - - Inc. before 1910.;. to rotate in February. Meivin will serve another two years there. MONDAY. JANUARY 15, . 196?. In the; picture, that's M arvin at left and Meivin at right, ""' ' """ ... . let us te ll you how yon can ! - . VOLUME 10*,. NO. -46 according to; their mother. (U. S. Air~Frjrcc phptOi " ' , ^ " still apply for a .IfTooo life insur- j Publlshcd o«ily except SAturday and hoii- aiice policy (issued up to age 80' . cfa/j; by Republican nnd HsroW Publishing, - . * -: - : I Company, «ll Pranklin St., Winona, Mlhn, You may carry the policy the rest —~ LEWISTON, Minn.—Airman Ba- 1 in February 1961. Following boot "" " ' - ' ¦ ¦ """~ of your life to help ease the bur- . SUBSCRIPTION RATES sic Richard J. Snyder, whose par- training, he attended Class A Ma- - _ Sinol« , Copv - l^c Dally.jV Sunday den of final expenses on your ¦ _ l ents are Mr. and chinist Mate School , CJreat Lakes ' fam- ' ' ' ' Delivered by Cflrrler - Per week 50 cenii " ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ) •»>>¦ ¦ ' ' (111. • Naval Training Center. He is ¦:. : ¦ ,\-:- 2» week s $U75 - - Oscar-: fl. - , 5? w«ek! 525.50I!Mrs.: . : ; ' - No one will call oil you. Oy mail strictly in advance; paoer ftoo-. Krenzke, is being a 1957 graduate of Lewiston High . . Voti . c«p,ration handle the entire transaction bv ped nn date. assigned to t h e School and a firaduate of Utili- , In . . Fillmore. Houston, Olmsted, Winona...- -H"~ S ties Engineering Institute , Chica- mail with OLD AME1MCAN .' the Wabasha, . Buffalo. Jackson, Pepin and . Air- Force Tremp«Bleau co-jntlov go, III. company which helped -pioneer in- ¦ technical training 1 ynar . . tlj.Oi) 3 montoi . i3.50 ' ' ¦' ' . surance for . senior Americans ' ¦! ' months . . S6 50 1 month . . . J1.3S course for air- • * Two area men enlisted in the All other mall subicrlpilona:" craft propeller re- Tear;out this ad. and mail it to-..; ' .jpairrncn at Shep- H . . - .S. Air Force Wednesday for day 1 year . US 00 3 month) . . t4 ,2S with . . your name, address and 6 n.onths . . SJ 00 , l . mohlr- . . . 41 60 ¦jpard AFB, Tex. four years and are now. undergo- year of birth ' lo Old American In- . Si:ntf chanrjr* of Address notices undeliveredI Snyder completed ing basic t raining al Lackland surance . .Co . .WOO Oalc , Dept. copier,, sub-.cripiion orders attrl other , malli basic training at AFB, Tex. They are Richard M, L 122B Kansas Cit\ 12 , items Ir, Winona Daily News, Box 95, WI Mo: No nonn, Minn L n c k 1 a n d Thesing, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. ¦obligation! I second class postage paid at Winona. AFB , Tex. He is Theodore Thesing, LEWISTON , a graduate of and David A. Forsythe , 20, son Lewiston High School. of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Forsythe , Now Showing AINST RUSHFORD. Upon ' . com pletion of mmi {V^y|g^/_^ MINNESOTA CITY , Minn. -R ich- basic training they will go on to . ard'M. Hoheiisee. son of Mr. nnd technical training ill their respec- ' ADVENTURE PLAYED Mrs. Meivin J . tive fields. The mostand comprehensive DAILY research study NEWSPAPERS ever niade of a national-advertising medium, fHS^HP^^^Bp ' Hohensee, h a s • just released shows exactly -who reads newspapers, what is read in them , AG ALL ODDSI enlisted' in t h e ARCADIA , Wis. i SpeciaP-Lt. ,. u7ien .it i^ H P Col. Gile llerrick and Maj. Ralph , where newspapers^ are read , •ff ^^^ Sll IJ H >'^ JL . 'S. Army i .or read and how they are read. . three years and ¦.Haines have returned to Ft. Lew- is, Wash., „after . -spending leayes- - has been assign- 86.4 of ed to Ft. Carson , here with their families. Before re- 1. %*of Homes 2. out Colo ,, for ha sic turning to Ft ; Letvis lliey attend- | O io ¦military school at Ft. Knox , : ' ^ ~~~~~ training , lie sub- ed a I——-~~ ^ - --~"—' ' ' "" " H^» — ~~\ Homes in Cities Ky;, for three days. -.4QW^.~ ^ p * sequently will he! ' I . - ' ^^^ 80% of Adults " / and Suburbs; assigned to cook- Carl II. Pa|>e, son of Jlrs. Alma | White and Non-White; ing school under Pape, has been assigned to com- MASSIVE I— I CONSISTENT pany M-2 3rd Bn „ 1st Training 1 J ttie Army grad- , . J . 79"/„/o of„f T™n.,rovc \ 1 in Every Part Regiment . Ft. Carson , Colo., for ^ /^ Tconageis uate s p ' e c i a 1- i COVERAGE I REACH : of the Country __l__l :ist program. eight weeks of Army basic train- ing. He enlisted for three years " J .._ ^_t^___ l __l *v^^ y (_B^N_6__i__H ' I j Kvtry WenUdty —^ ^ ry ^^BkdL ^^^* *r ^ ^^^ "" ^^^ •* »y Nov. 27. A I'M) graduate of Ar- —¦ - ***^' WABASHA , M i rt n.—James S. ¦ —--., _ „ - - -*-^ ^ *fiC->\ or »7 , A0O;,-md over) Utrowtt }inr nr% • ^ Schmitt , sua of cadia High School , he will be as- Mr and M r ,s. signed to Army clerical training upon completion of basic in Feb- AMI1II F> STtPHEM JUUtTTE tt» James J. Sclunill . °- * m 9 out of 10 I .. 5fe ^ ruary. will he assigned I --- ^ -—-~7 QQO/ «f roiir K . r —~ r~ Bend Pnpor at Home Sp. 4. Donald Kownlsky, Ft , -.^^^^ . - tO -CSraduat** ~~^.^tmt^.^ -—— ^l r BOYD GfCO WAYNE W to aircraft ninin- I ^^ ^^ ^* I %J O \ ^^^ ^^ / GAMBLE«ivA»S- COLOfl by Df UlXt I ¦ . tcnance s c h o o 1 Campbell , Ky., spent the past Cl^ ,cOP>C —" ESTABLISHED ¦ ' ' " ' and' INTENSIVE , __ . ITho - w „h • * ??«* - week with his parents , Mr. sh0wl . , .\s- 9.10 . »c, so, 7s t { A'so: NEWS CARTOON upmi coinplet ion \ 9%0/ nt Habitual Tin, • Mrs, David Kownlsky. 9 l~ ' HABIT IN o • j ol Ins l> a s i c ¦ ^CONCENTRATIONJ L„r \ j traini ng at Ft. In l!)0O , pleasure boats consum- 1 ON BEST / : - «f.Thn » 1 EVERYDAY i Each Paper PicUed up Carson , Colo. He Annu „ „„ 2,4 Times ii, , ed 547 million gallons of gasoline j / MU /0 ¦ II I K I „|, 10 ENDS f zii 3nii_"_r _i Mnt - 2:i5-25*-5o<-«< enlisted in t h v CUSTOMERS <*** . <***..., *. I . LIFE by Each Reudot and' 25'i million gallons of lubri- ^- 1 '" ^ J 11 . S. Army f o r ^^ __^. . ^_ -— v^ . cating oil. ^^^ ^ wEP three y . e a r s ^ ^ ^ . b^.fAi H "" through the Army recruiting station j .L:„..VViuojia .. LARGE —-71%— (1^; • - — -i^-^^-,- - .-^49%— Sg K Pocketfiil ROLLINGSTONE , Mlnn.-D.i\ id ^M — HOPE IANGEJBS O M| |p ' -^ A. Kleiiibach , 23 , machinist mate °f K<™ders ^^^ * 0Tnf mn Q ^r>y. w >>, ^I ^\ OY STER STEW THOROUGH ,N T.MAT E ' ARTHUR Piracies_ f { -wj fireman apprentice , spent a I J-dny L Read 1 ^Tf^.Quite Lost ^ \ len e at home following gradiia- j with Crackert end butter J PART OF J ^ 1 r READING 1 A v . lion from Ihe I . S. Nava l Sub- Thoroughly l PEOPLE S 1 Without ^* :. *'*' iJ «^ . , marine School , New London , Conn, j Newspaper lie reported aboard the nuclear c [_ . J Pago by Page 1 LIVES J STARTS THURSDAY submarine l'S.S Seulpin at San Di- ^^ ego , Calif.. Dec. 211. He is Ihe son 75 A ROSS HUNTER 5SI „ JOSEPH FIELDS of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klcinbaeh. BROADWAY'S JOYOUS MUSICAL LOVE STORY! His wile , Judith, resides at HT4 STEAK SHOP ¦tOtli Ave., Coodview. ' 53% ' ¦- _--, Kleiiibach enhsled in I he Navy i j^ n g 4 out of 5 RODGERS Like to Look & HAMME^T^ ACTIVE USE AND I Have Clipped 1 ACTIVE USE I TALK ABOUT Editorial Item at Ads J 1 OF J Lutefisk and Lefse ^ NEWSPAPER I in Past NEWSFAPER Even When Don't ^ / I 3 Months l ADVERTISING I Plan on Buying /Pi-VAilMNANCY KWAN Family Style Dinner L
¦ l l W l All You Can Eal <¦ ¦— I *¦¦!— I ¦»! » ¦ I -I'll 11——— I _¦...¦¦! , __ ,|—|I ¦!.!¦, , | | | - ¦ ' *' ' ' " I I II - - JAMES SHI6ETA " " ^ , _ _ f | JUANITA / ^J^»V_lTT3__l Sj imtunry of fnrtd from n ntmly, "'nio Onlly Newspnpor And Us R«n>dinR rublic," »uperviB«f l by tho Bureau _^rC__ll^_k>AVjk I^JH Wednesday, Jan. 17--6 p-m. of AilvciiminK, Arnmrim N.-wnpnpor l'nl.li.Mlior.H Asswintion. for the Newsprint Information Committoo. Call 3150 for Rotorvatlons I'lihliHliod in fhc intrri 'Mt of moro oncdivp udvptliHin R by flMM ii B MIYDSHIUMEKI WINONA DAILY N EWS WINONA SUNDAY NEWS ¦ STKAM. SHOP . A Universal-International |I ' II i *^" Picture M il III! " " »——»»»—«» , ——— || .J — ¦ ^ ' ———— , i Morning Dispatch | Monday, January 15, 1962 WINONA DAILY NEWS 5 Added at Whitehall ' -"^ «¦««MMMM H^MM ^MMM ^MMM ^MMNMMW ^MMMHMMRMHMMMVMMtW WHITEHALL, Wis.—Mail serv i?e improved here the firs t of the Dr. C W. i«r»ler _iib-i__ year when the post office began _^_^_1^_B_I 331 Choato Building Phone 441? dispatching mail at 6:30 a.m. to points bctv^eh Whitehall and Winona and beyond. Evening Modern Chiropractic ¦¦^^^^ PP^WW .V^J"™';!^ mail disp'atch is continuing at 5:30 p.ni. when it goes to all and Electrotherapy ¦ ¦ ¦ - points via La Crosse and Eau - .. . . " - - ,. .r Claire. - By GRETCHEN L. LAMBERTON i Postmaster .11. J. Elsiad said 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily - Wed. & Sat. 9 a.rri. to H Noon YOU know, how in March the cardinals start their jubilan t spring j there is no further incomini; mail , Friday .— song of "Chqer-cheer-cheer! Wlioopee-whoopee-whoopee!" ! however; it arrives from Eau Evenings by Appointment Well, that's exactly what I'm chortling these days. For at long Claire at.6:35 am. and La Crosse last, after having had my arm in a cumbersome cast for two and at 6:50 a.m. previously there had ~ a half months, I've busted out and feel like a bird . So after a been no morning dispatch. i SHOP TUFT EASY W -\Y — READ THE ADS Flllsf month's l ayoff from colnmning here we go again ; ; One of the . most interesting recent events was the Christmas _^^__^^^ __^^_^^^_ Bird Count which every bird club in ' . the U.S. and Canada takes ^^^^BI^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^^^^^^BBBBBBBBBHB^^SWBBBB^^ ^-. www _|^ part in, and which Winona 's nesv bird club observed for the first time (see story in yesterday's Winona Sunday News supplement magazine ) . This Christmas bird census was started in 1900 and has unearthed some interesting facts. For instance, of the "T>50 species o-f North American birds about four-fifths—530—have been ' f' 1,, -.recorded on these -CV -stmas .. counts. - These censuses have estab- ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^- qg^ ^W^^mZ ^ i ivf^ "' ^^I ^I ^I I^I ^I ^I ^I ^HI : lished the fact that t V; south-migrating birds 'are tending to stay \^aaaa\\wmm ^m^am^a^aaaaaaam^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^mmB%&nL T < ^a ^r t ^L^L^B^L^LWL^L^LWL^L^L^L^L^LVEm -P ^^^^I^^^^^^^^^^^^ BH farther norlh in greater numbers each year. \ %, \ %< ^^I ^I ^I ^I ^I ^I ^I ^I ^HI ¦¦- . - — ».. . " _ Kfflw >r/ <3k, I I ^H^I ^HI I I I I ^i^i ^i H^i^^i ^^^i^i H^i^i ^^^^^^^^i^i^i^i^i^^HH^inHBK^ vnxr ^^^^ ¦¦ ^^^^^^^^^ B These counts have also year is because they feed on proved/that there are definite lemmings (small rat-like crea- tures of the far-north) , and ev- cycles in birds. For instance ery fourth year' the lemming this year there seems to be a population practically disap- great concentration of pine ." - • pears so the owls must go south grosbeaks in this area , while . for food. Several years ago ' HOW MUCH WERE RATES? ... Miss Al- May 6, 1889, have been in possession of the Win- last year there were an unus- Brother Charles of St. Mary 's , ¦ ' ual lot of purple finches. Ev- College found one of these beau- H^HH^^^H^H^I^^^H^ ^ S x i-^p <9Bw3Sjpp^^i^' berta Seiz, Winona librarian , and M. O. Hol- ona Public Library, although never ' accessioned,- ;- .- fff iiff i*^K *^ > ^^^^I^^^^H^^I^^^^^I ery fourth year flocks of great tiful owls with its wing injured , - RB^HIH^^I ^I ^H^I I^I ^II ^B^I ^I ^B^I S "i ^"^^^^M^Sff U^i^^i^i^^i^i^i^HH^i^fli ^i^i^^i^i^i^ifl land , 'Minnesota,. City., chairman of the Winona for many years. The library board now has ; snowy owls come down from and it was kept in a cage at; County --Historical Society's curator 's committee, given them to the society, : Henry D. Huff built the . Arctic as far as this re- the college. Although the Wi- take a look at one of the. early registers of the Huff House in 1855, He also built the Lamberfon' gion , and this is the year for nona bird ciub members watch- them. The reason they leave ed for a snowy owl none was ' B&!^^^^^9K^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^S^^^^IsE%!r VL 13 ^^^^^^^^H^K^^^t, ^st t3Sb^^^^^HiH^H historic Huff House, which stood on the site of home, at Huff and 4th streets, recently given to ^ ¦%&£%$& ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ^ ^ " their Arctic homjy e\er:^ 'ourth seen in the Christmas count. ' • mwmWf iwlmwmB^n^mwmwmwmwmwmmwmv ^mWMW> 4 ^^^" ¦ " " " ^^' ^¦"¦¦¦ ^¦ l the present Hotel Winona. the Diocese of Winona. (Winona Daily News y ' • ..i > - - •st, - -s' * The 41 volumes datin g from June 5, 1856, to photo .) Last month when 1 was in the hospital at Rochester , every , day frorn my window I saw Vs of wild ducks and wild geese. There were 40 to 50 birds in some of the formations. I was told ¦ there are 6000 ducks and Canadian geese wintering in Silver ifs j oy Lake , right in Rochester. This lake stays open and fairly warm such a on a busy day ... Society Elects air winter because, an electrical company discharges steam into the water.—Speaking.of winter birds: the other night at the State Theater a bat flitted around energetically much of" the evening, At St, Casimir's and While several of us were being. shown though the nearly-com- Breakdowns in [ James Cisewski , 200 Harvester- ¦ pleted new Community hospital one lone sparrow kept zooming up Ave.,was elected president of the and down the long corridors as though trying desperatel y to find : its-way eiit. : Holy Name Society of St. Casi . ' ¦ - .; • ¦'AijrMer- unstial bird note: during the Christmas Bird Count mir 's Catholic Church Sunday at one full-grown bald eagle was observed in Pleasant Valley near the f- Cram- ¦ Session a breakfast meeting in the Parish Country Club, and one young one across the river. But the place : . . . By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed.D. it has no time , and no logical j Hall following..2„a.m.. Mass. to really see eagles is. around Beads Landing, and many Winonans , " have seen these noble birds.on the nearby bhiffs. Mr. and Mrs Professor of Education, system for organizing theiri""ihto¦ a ] : Also elected \vere""Wi0iam Stark , University of Southern California useful pattern. : > :" ¦ '' "¦ ' ', -.' . Sanford Tyler drove to Minneapolis the December day of the first ?$7 W . 4th St.; vice president , and most amazing concentration of Ernest G. Brose , 676V2 W. 5th St., heavy snowstorm and saw the The all-night '/cram" session has BECAUSE OF this, most of eagles at Reads Landing. They were sitting in trees along the become a well-established social ; what we learn - in ai eta m session secretary-treasurer...... , and when the Tylers stopped to put the - . -; The Rev. Eobert Stamschror river and on the ice , event in American high schools,; is . wasted..' As "remembered.. facts". field glasses on them they counted 45 eagles. On a Sunday bird rather than as a part of oiir actual was celebrant of the Mass.: at. yesterday the Winona bird club explored Gilmore Valley and colleges and universities. That's] which the men of the Holy Name tour ¦ ¦ ¦ knowledge, the items fade away the Stockton area. ¦ . " - . ' - ¦ "' ;" : " ; ; ' ' . too bad. It probably helps you fail ' almost as rapidly as they were Society received Communion, Fa- . . . more than it helps you succeed. crammed into place. They are no ther Stamschror , a faculty mem- - policyholder 's age, type of policy The V'erarri^ session is just what longer available when we need ber at Cotter High School; resides in the rectory at St. Casimir ' Rider and its face amount. - the-name attempt to them- most. " . j s and pisability j implies.jv°u assists the pastor; the Rt- Rev. Veterans whose age at nearest crowd all the information . that If you want to enter , your semes- birthday is 40 or . les.$s.may,get the ter examinations rested , with calm Msgr. Julius . IVY Haun. Father Still Available should have been acquired in a j Stamschror also attended the rider without physical examina- semester's work into your mind in assurance rather than suppressed tion. ¦ -, - ' . •-.: . j breakfast meeting and ¦ , - . led the men ¦ ¦ ' panic, try a new system. Substi-. . - ¦ one all-out , all-night effort. j in opening arid closing prayers. On GI Insurance . It didn 't start- that way. It just j tute the kind of review that allows CHAIRMA N AT BLAIR for a short, useful "polish" ses- ; Cisewski appointed Dr. Robert F. ,000 veterans in; grew. ¦ • '• .. .. -. ., More than 104 . BLAIR ,. Wis. Speciall-Mrs. R ' I sion rather than ah exhausting ! Datta , 470 Sioux St ., parish chair- Minnesot a holding National Scry- ! ' . At first .you put off study until ] man of the Bishop's lay commit: ) ; E, Anderson for Ihe 12th succes- f a have a p hone a reach away I fevy "cram" session which may prove ! ice Life Insurance (NSLI still - : the last minute a times and ! to be futile. ' ' tee for vocations. Dr. Datta an- sive year is chairman . of the managed to pull the fat out . of the . . .; have the opportunity of buying a j, nounced he will meet with other income March of Dimes, fund / campaign Handy phones in kitchen , basement, bedroom fire by cramming. The cram ses- j uive your mino. a ureas oy pre- low-cost- . total disability here. . , members of the committee Tues- policies. ' ' - - sions got longer and longer as you 'i senting it with a logical structure ; rider for. their GI - . - ¦ :• m - ' - . save you countless steps and precious minutes | on which it can hang the facts. day at 9 p.m. got farther along and the subjects General plans for the society call John R Murphy, manager , Vet- BLAIR CHIMNEY FIRE throughout the day. And you can choose from became more difficult. | This is nothing more than a short erans Administration Center T Ft. , (Special)—Firemen ! outline of the course, done in com- for continuing with spiritual exer- BLAIR Wis. many different models in a range of pleasing cises such as attendance in a body Snelling, St. Paul , said this rider put out a chimney blaze at the INSTEAD OF taking this as a plete sentences, but just as brief was f irst offered to veterans in colors—space-saving wall phones; regular table warning, however , you -'"bought" at Mass and Communion the sec- home of Archie Stendahl in the 'i as possible. If you do not have November 1958. Since that , time city's east end at 2 p.rri. Saturday. models; or the compact'-aiew Princess phone with : the system .It became your ONLY such "an outline, or find it impos- ond Sunday of the month. The so- . . ciety also Will continue assisting Minnesota have applied for the rid- built-in night light. way to study. By the. freshman or sible to write one,. you can get- er: "V . - ;ry . " : . . ~ . Advertisement . sophomore years in college, the something of the same effect by other organizations, and members TO ORDER, or for more information, call the I of the parish with the building " Those policyholders who have cram sessions have reached ex- substituting the 'table of contents , hausting, all-night proportions. or chapter headings from the text ! renovation plan now under way. bought this rid'er and who become Northwestern Bell business office or ask your . ! totally disabled from any cause WOMEMnST21 There will be a day of reckoning, This will help get the major divi- !\ Parish women prepared and WITH BLADDER IRRITATION telephone serviceman. cf course.- At some place along the sions of the course in your mind. I served the breakfast under the di- before age 60 while their rider is After 21, commori Kidney or Bladder I_r- Tim BELL CHIME fro ., in effect will receive a monthly rltntions affect twice as many woman nn F^x& announcca calls m a iirfe the cram session, which work- | rcction ,of Mrs. Frances Grajczyk. men and may make you tense and nervous . i "r~^ ~~\ centra l location in your home. Can be set for THERE 1$ a "catch," of course. ; The meeting was conducted income of $10 for each $1,000 face from too frequent , burntne or Itchinr ed in high school , will reach the by the urination both day and nlcht. Secondarll i, v . . y rrielodious chime, -loud or conventional ring. point of, not working at ail. For You need this outline at least a former president, James Kukow- value of their policies; Payments you may Jose sleep and suffer from Head- ^ ' a few outstanding students it may week before, the final . You need Ij ski , 686 W. 4th St. will continue for the duration of aches, BacKache and feel old. Mred, de- in - ¦ pressed. In such Irritation,.CYSTEX i ¦ : .—, , . the disability, regardless of its not happen until they get to grad- it because it gives you the overall ' ¦ ¦ ' ' • ¦ ¦ ¦ • usually brings fast, relaxing comfort br Bell^) I . .. • : . Northwestern Minnesota , length, said, curbinc .Irrltatinc germs In strong, acid uate school. For most, it will hap- pattern of the course and lays the ' answers. As you find these items Murphy The premium urine and by analecsle Dain relief. Get pen in the fi rst year or two of background for the details. In ; they will , be "thought" into place cost of the rider varies with the OYSTKX at drujglsts. Feel better fast college. . writing the outline you will find , where they will be useful . This The reason for the breakdown is and need time to answer , the big builds* your knowledge , it doesn 't obvious. Our minds just don 't work overall questions. . - , ; clutter your mind. at peak efficiency when they' are Now, you can .spend the evening You CAN break the cramming overloaded. We overload Miem before the final in polishing. Think , habit. The eventual , all-night ses- when we try to jam all those of possible questions and look for \ sions are like the lost weekends of u "facts" - into place at once. Our illustrations and examples that 1 alcoholics — and just about as Wi award: Gar of the Year'' minds can accept the facts , but you can . use in clarifying your i' useful! : I j It's official. Buick is Motor Trend Magazine's Car of the Year. Motor m m£CANMATOil Wi$ Trend's car experts studied , d rove and compared every U.S. car make—- " ¦ ¦ MP W . >,. . then spelled out their awa rd - " to- the 1962 Buick . . . and the power concept for they future { expresseal inr America ns ovly V- 6 a//t-o//wh//e e;/g//Ji'.^ AiK\ wh-dt a combination of V-livel y scat,,and 6-minded economy! . The Special's Fireball V-6 engine is standard, too, on all 5 Special models—sedan ,; cou pe,.... convertible , 2- and 3-seat wagons. Also standard : a 3-speed Synchromesh- transmission , heater-defroster . .. even little extras like dual front arm rests. The down-low price will quickl y put you on the Bandwagon for Buick. , Hitc h up at your Buick Dealer' . Bllick SpedalSI .
' ' ' ' ¦ . * 100 STYLES, SHAPES AND COLORS! imm PRICE INCLUDES FRAMES AND LENSES MFi V/JmK Tho highly styled "Tu-Tone " with its combination of colors of blonde KJ I m mrJL \\ on Crystal and Cordovan on Crystal has fast become America 's ma I B K ^^^^ k most stylish end popular seller, its combined sturdy construction Bf / S AQJQSHH -•and-s*fety--fe*»t)re9 -fnak»-lt--*-tr«ly- wMidorfol-buy—»-t_.tha.-one..ioW.--. ..W-Y. Jf-.^KfflSj P- prico of $10.98. Supply is dofinitoly limited! w \l BBBSEIB ONE PRICE! YOU JUST CAN'T PAY MORE! > ^^^mm Hjm^ T Lenses ground to your exact needs, regardless of prescription or B*^ lens strength required, with frame of your choice—a ll at ONE price „., ,„ (Kryptoks -same price to evorybddyl .Bifocals . Ultox . clpsii $r).!)fl REPAIRS ocuLisis' PRHSCRIPTIONS _ Flat-Tops) if cri fl roken land riupllCfllcrt, filled At snme low prlc«r., All Additional. rr/imos rep/ilredi (rnmoi ol'i«os art sold onl/ on prq^frip- - rffplAcnl whllo you wnlt, tlons ol l' r-n-"r( do. .ln- . ' '" I I Lowest prlccf. 1 mazpom. ¦ ^ P / , I »» Preacrlptlon Sunql«J»(t | | D»n't Utit* 1*t Lai) Tko» | »t lami low price No Appointment Needed! ^^ ^ ~ ~ [fWIONAl BRMWSJ
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Mrs. Wandsnider, member of Pilot Mound Lutheran Mcrna Bobbins, singer department junior vice president, ..Ca rnival "Square Dance Church and can remember when La Crosse was installing officer , assisted by Name Society . the "church was built . He served Barber Shop Quartet " Thirteen square dance clubs na, Minn.; Irwin Pasch , La ARENZ 7?1 Mrs. Bolderman , Mrs. Wayne Dr. Clyde Kendrick , professor of on the board of trustees. Winona State College Kirkham . Mrs. Bouska , Mrs. L. from southeastern Minnesota and Crosse ; Art Grimin , Red Wing; sociology at St. Mary's College, Norm;! Indvick , Lanesboro Minn.; Wayne McKibbon , singer M. Kingslcy, Mrs. Pettersen and spectators totaling 1,2 year are president , Clarence Du- Rushford , Minn., and Bill Zenker. ! Mrs. Burl Kellogg and Mrs. Louis distance. Two hundred and fifty ' Guild Officers Gstalder; posters, Mrs. Gene Gei- OSSEO, Wis.-Girl Scouts here iek; vice president, Clemens Cy- out-of-towii dancers were register- 'La Crosse, .Winona Slate College Leitzau; buy- are now members of the; newly sevski ; recording treasurer, L. Ro- ed. :students. . POWER! witz and Mrs. Ralph Prondzinski; treasurer , Jo- Co-chairmen of . the dance were in the palm of yoiir hand! Assume Duties ing committee, -Mrs. Phyllis Ender formed Indian Waters Council , bert ' and Mrs. Earl Leitzau; flowers, having been transferred from the seph Lelwica; recording secretary, CALLERS WERE Cliff Carson , IMick Wineski and Milton Kn tit- ; ¦ ' ¦ - HOKAH, Minn. (Special)-Mrs. Mrs. Louis Gstalder , Mrs. Floyd St. Croix Valley Council , which has Triaddeus Glubka. Rochester; Ileber Boyett , Owaton- son. . . - : Willard Senn took over her new Kimball and Mrs. Burl Kellogg; been divided. Part of the remain- Ercakfast was served by Stan- duties as president of the Womens hostesses, Mrs , Phyllis Ender and der of St. Croix Council has been ley Wiezcorek . Joseph Lelwica Jr. - Guild of .the ' United . Church of Mrs. Floyd Kimball; cheer, Mrs. added to St. Paid Council and part ' and L. Robert Prondzinski. Stockton Council Christ Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Alferd Pille and Mrs. Phyllis End- to La Crosse Council. ¦ jPersonal Injury Gstalder was the retiring pres- er, executive board , Mrs. Louis A drive for funds for council ex- ident. Mrs, Walter Roening took Gstalder and Mrs. August .Kirchoff , penses will be conducted in Osseo Votes fo Pick Up \ over the t reasurers work , replac- and nominating committee, Mrs. Jan. 29 to Feb. 3. Osseo currently Swiss Girls ing Mrs. Earl Lcilznii . Ralph Leitzau and Mrs. Karl has 71 Ilrownies and Girl Scouts Unlicensed Doas ' ¦ • Suit Under Way ! Mrs. Scnn made the following ap- Steinke. and 1G volunteer leaders and com- To Play for A jury was to be drawn in His- : STOCKTO N , Minn. ' Dogs with- pointments for the new year: spir- mittee women. Mrs. Dave Ri.it- - , rict Court, here this afternoon '¦ ONLY 50 itual life , Mrs. August Kirchoff; SPEECH ASSOCIATION lcdge is neighborhood chair- out a license by June 30 will be personal' 5749 jStm^^^Lm Dale Karow , an alumnus of Wi- Oldtime Dance for trial of a Injury suit ] missionary stewardship, Mrs, Gene man and Mrs. J. II. Smith , chair- picked up by . the constable , the brought ' by Robert Cohnaughly, ' nona State College; now an a'n- . !' Geiwitz; Christian stewardship, man of tbe finance drive. The Swiss Girls Band will play Stockton Village Council ruled j[,anesboro , against Hoy Ilaakc , Mrs, Ralph Leitzau; Christ ian ser- noticer for Radio Station KWNO , ¦ for the Winter Carnival oldtime Wednesday. Lewiston. vice , Mrs. Floyd Kimball; . Chris- spoke to the Winona State Speech dance at the Red Men 's Wigwam George Maul was appo inted con- Cunnaughty ' Mite-E-Lite '2000' ii trulv a portable power gen- ' ;i LADIES AID seeks damane s for tian -educat ion , . Mrs. Alferd Pille , Association at meeting last week. MINNESOTA CITY , Minn. -Thc Friday at H p.m. Jack Frost and stable. The council voted to hire injuries he says lie suffered ! erator ( juit 59 poundil) that ij light, dependabla , Mrs. Karl John Davis, Chisholm , is president Christian social action Minnesota City Lutheran Ladies his court and the Vulcans from Vince Daniel as village ha!) jani- when his car and an automobile ! rugged, trouble-free , latent with power output and Steinke. ot WSSA; Miss Ann McAllister , Aid will meet in the church so- the St. ' Pawl Winter Carnival will tor . He will Have the building heat- driven by llaake . were involved j •yet inexpensive. 4-cycle engine by famed Briggs & Other appointments are music , Bloomington , is secretary. cial room Thursday at 2 p.m. visit the dance. ed for council meetings. in an accident on Highway 1-1 Stratton. There will be election of officers. The dance is free courtesy Lo- j The council voted to rent dump- near the junction with the old Federation of I MEDIGIN0 PRO BONO PUBLICO Members are to bring I heir mite cal • 453. American ing grounds from Neil Daniel for (ioodvicw Itoafl last Fch. .21.. ; boxes, Mrs. George Gilsdoi'f will Musicians, Donald Wicczorek is: one year, from Nov. J , )!)(il. The Judge Leo )•'. Murphy is prosid- JTMW ManvfaihrtJ by HEAMH INDUSTRIES, INC. Friondihip, N. Y. be the hostess. chairman. j rental will include supervision. ing at the first rjroup of jiiry Dumping will be allowed only on trials ;it the winter term of court, the second Saturday of each month n from II a.m. to r>:30 p.m. Posters The French Academy began | FEITEN IMPL. CO. t ' JhhsaL jh&aLJ>U &JUL have been placed giving rules and 'writing ils ninth dicilo iiary in I!i:i7 , 113 Washington St. Winona regulations regarding the dump 'It I JIIS reached the "Ch" words , - i area. THAT CANT BE BEAT Mayor George Iliiiton presided FOR ECONOMICAL HEAT! at the meeting, . Youth Fined on BULLETIN: ¦ Jom^d^aL License Charge- - days , No more running out. No mora lasl- ' P : bother. We handle was a favorite remedy for almost anything that ailed u*lrVB*C*'P Haul 'er yourself and tavs* 52 ton in city jail hy Municipal Judge S. minute calls for oil. everything for you. I) you. Cheap, too. You took a cup made of bitter . J . Bruski . Salisbury paid the ' fine. it automatic. We compute There is no charge for this special serv- let it steep. Then when Everything wood .. . ridded hot water... , arrested hy police Sun- And 00 '11 b o an,i Me was your rat, of fuel consumption based on •"¦ V B»"inS ?he" H "9 it. Simple? Yes. Too rxid it didn 't ^bUfouzt j hmLOil La- bitter , you drank r|B day at 2;!>!' remedies" w hen their illnesses requiremore efl'ectivc ^~- OIL HEAT IS SAFEI ¦ much oil you will use and when you medication. Play safe, When you or 11 member of RIVERLAND COUNCIL will neod more , _ . , - your family is ill , seek professional care. See your F/IT1UCK, Wis. (StXH -iali- Kc- presenting Trempealeau County al physician for diagnosing and prescribing . . . call ; the Girl ,S • "{»{' »,<""» r ....Y ->—r^*-*^——^ y M . „ „ ' < , . - « „,-«.' %&!r ^^ ''T!t ^ ^ » Stir (7p Comp/ime/its * j" ^ Nothingdoes It ^**^ With Our Fine * ^'^ " BS^SPi WINE I' 3 S VETS CAB ; !' - ' JNRBHH f ;/M {* liraf ^ ^ E ' ; oeven«*#• -Up l / [dBlTaS^^^ IT ^*^ K rJJ l^iiiiii ' -I: MfflH^ V I ^^ ^yyjy-vf fLIgVORS [ j ' Most- Complete- Stock In This Area! :j ^ Phone 4970 ^ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' fe' ' - ^^^ ' ISHHfiC ^v^3—^ 5? 'hirst- HI J kft.Li ^Airl FAMILY ^QawZ ^-J ^ > rt» 7 CALLAHAN S f -:j^PteS g^^BQ 821 • AT SIZE ^^^>/ LIQUOR STORE t ' ^ YOUR ^ ^ f' Leonard J. Tschumper )' . 4. ^feJ!^ ^ ^r FAVORITE STORE P,M...... ^SK^^p/ ||" % 119 Main Open Fri. to ? P.M. - Sat to 10 £ ¦ ¦ m •"> s&a&smsKgfe - . fi«EE5£;;i ';3rx;, - -Kw^^ .i.:i: ^ _. - - . — -— „- j ;.-zzsjxij^'zzzzzsz ^^ - ^-» - - *—« - """" ' "* » ^" ~ ?r?~?~* ™Tf'<"ir*s5£-$ zmmmzz ^mm?™'? "<-' v - ^^ - ¦ ' ' ¦ ' - ' f .:. 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I MEASURING THE BUDGET . -. . James L. the 1962-1963 budget for the fiscal year ending June, jyj flggfggggfljg^^^^^Jj If you ' ve liked m Harrison, head of the government's printing office, 1%3. The^_volume is just under two inches thick. of ; ¦ ' ' ' HKii fiflfl W^—I ¦ the style an || || uses a ruler in Washington to show the thickness of (AP Photofax) • ,; MOTIVATION WITH IMAGINATION /.- .-.: \ In- Bvi.mgarner. and his saucer fled across a frozen genuity and a-brisk wind sent. ' 8':year-old- Jimmy lake at Colurnbus, Mo. (AP Photofax)'- ' e>cgla<-s hearing TRY JUS NEW ai(i but ne\ " ' n^k. /v/i I er Dynd RMge could find one _ WJ to meet L_==S^ SBSBMW^ your DIM 11¦ , i^^H*)! ftfH^^H nccds Ihcn try ¦SWHBfHHl |HIIHffift | the Dyna Range. llHW ' ' BiiU^JBliwIil Vout!'H enjo y HIHM^IDfH Jf»VK^BH pn^ cnicncious HHHnaH |UttMHH^H foi ^HLLI ffilli IIDJW'J I Ij^H FA. GIEHLER Above Kresge's— 51 !i West 3rd Sf. ,)
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¦¦ M-^ r a ; ¦WMMPHKMKWJ ^ V. ' . IIV, ' < lMi-«,4W- -***WMamm and excessive tire wear . . . drive in today! | | | | FAMILY CIRCLE BROKEN . . . Heir are •his u ifi ', Kdio .-Vl.-ims, tlicir child Mia , held hy |;- rfPini-ili. -Hi Kiiui ' K»v;ii "- , his wile ;nul his iviiUlren her inothrr , ami Kovacs " childrt 'ii hy his previous ii hcfni o 11 < ¦ :11 11 in ;ui .-lulu oi -clili 'llt ill l.o-- .\ii;:i-l , -s i!iilt).;LiA!.:.l^ .^.ii.!l?l?l!A l-L..l!.'/!L„.'!!.y !...JJtAL!-iY, .. .¦^.--HL .-^k': 4)1 i-|c ' - ? i ii Kuvai 's died :il tin- H I IIT I • •I MMinmm;,' pool ni then' Hollywood home, u 'up.v- OH PSHAWLI . . . Tli< > ciinciit c.ild spell is- ller helped keep his head warm , hut it didn 't ease ' . f a of hi- i ,II -On- i n -kidik-il into a pole. Tin 's pinuic , i ii '. lit I tin:! hy L.- .wrriu'e Schiller via AP IMiotufaxI ju.st too much for se ' > ' ' ' ¦ a lior. mimed l- red as .w lahored Ihe ehill in his ears. "It s a doM s lif **- , not a linrse s," smsw tllkcil Hi tin - l. lltl ' l- pillt. ol IIMil . Imws kov.H.-,, ) S H in the Hast Huntington , W. Va., .seelion.' The iniif- he lamented, < Al' I'liolufax 608 Huff i '\ Phone 9834
- ¦ ¦¦ - - - ¦- -¦' ¦ -- ¦ had 20 for llokah. with La Crosse State here. i if in i ¦ IIIIII i i " i i i r i II i i j .II . GEORGEI 1 P.M. New York WINONA MARKETS BIG Profit-Taking j Reported by Stock Prices Swift & Company am, to 4 p:m. \bbott h 71 Kennecott R4'/i Buying- hours are Irom 8 ' ^Aon(l3y through Frlrtfly. These quotations M lied Ch 54'f I.orillard (50 apply as ol noon , today. Mlis Chal 22'.i Mpls Hon 1MM> All livestock arrived alter closlnq time ! will be properly cared lor, weighed ond r Clips Pennsy, \merada 124 Minn MM . . 62 ;».; priced the following morning. \m Can 4rT Minn P&L 40 \ HOGS Mon 'I The hog market is steady.. \m M&Fy. 3"^ Chrn . . WA . Strictly meat type additional' 30 40 . cents; \m Mot -VrVH Mon Dk U 3(K!« ' fat hog s discounled 20 40 cerils per . huri- 36" NY. Central dred*elght. \T&T 132' 2 Mon Ward » Good hogs, barrows and gilts— \naconda HCH a Nat Dairy 70' K NEW YORK (AP)-Profit tak- 160-180 .. :....,' 15.00-16.00 , . , r No Am Av 65:' ing clipped New York Central and 180-200 V6.0O-16.50 \reh Dan 37' :4 200-J5O 16.50 Vrinco ,. St. . till . Nor Pae . 42>4 Pennsylvania Railroad in an ir- ' 220-240 16.20-16.50 - regularly higher stock market 240-270 15.75-16.20 -. \rmotir . :. 52"« No St PW; 34'/a j ¦ - early this afternoon. Trading was 270-300 ..,. ;...:...- . ... 15.00-15.75 \vco Corn- 2.' ) Nwst Airl 32', i; 3Q0-3JO - ....- .... ' . - 14.50-15.00 leth Steel -41¦'• »¦. Penney ol'i i moderate. , 330-360;.: ...... ;. I4.OaK.50 ¦ ¦ ' 3n¦ Pepsi Cola W. »' ¦Good sows— 3oeing Air 5«l The Associated Press average; 270-300 ... 14.25-14.50 7 ' 7 ' Jrunswick 4fl » Phil Pet 5fi /g of GO stocks at noon was up .40 at 300-330 . ;..,.,...... 14,25.14.50 330-360 14.00-14.25 ::bi MSPP-AT -fl' Pillsbury : be actually consummated, if it strong to 25 cents higher; cows and bulls -Plains .and (luif states. 'Al Photofax. Map) ! ' ¦ ' ' of: the northwest- and central . ' :ien Elec 71 - . . ' ¦ < /s St Oil Cal S4%! ' - ¦ steady. . and; alon g parts ' ' : ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' " ¦ ever -is; .: -- • ¦ :' - .• j ...... : . Dryted stccn and yearlings— Hurries are forecast. . : <:ieii Foods. Hi St Oil Ind r>4'« i . . Pacific coast while snow Choice to prime -..- . 23.00-24.50 it Mr. Filstrup. ion Mills 3(i-' St.Oil . N.I - fifj' ^Yoiid'd better snap up, ¦ « - i!-! Gains by other carriers kept up j Good to choice.. 2,i;O0-22.75 Mot¦¦ - - Comm; to good ; ... 16.50-20.75 It won't be here ; long." Sen . 54' K Swift & Co 45 I the rail - average. : however , , I liti s \ ¦ ¦ ' ' Utility ¦ • 16.50-dowh !f'.en Tel 27. . Texaco . 55 ¦! continuing a trend of recent ses- i TWEATHER Dryfed hellers— ' DENNIS THE MENACE i.loodrich fi7' - !i Texas Ins . ]107« I. sions. Steels declined. Although j Choice to prime ...... ;... 22.75-24.00 EXTENDED FORECAST iGoodyear 427 » fruax. Tra -42U I producers were -reported- expect-1 Good to choice 19:75-22:50 ' Tcintieratin'OS : : ' Comm. to good ...... 17.75-19.50 t&t2rty- .All.N'iVl'i.SOTA — , i(lovild Bat. 45 '-;i Un f'ac 33 ing incoming business , to hold at! Utility :...... , - W&^y{ ' ¦ . 16.00-dbwn ' i.\i!l: average -about ; 4 degrees be- ;.i fit No Hy .. 4f.-'8 V'n Air Lin 38 the present high- rate for a while - Cov/s'— ' Commercial 13.25:14 ^ low -normal, hifh of 10-20 horlh : i('¦reybonnd .— U S Hub. 57 ;¦ there was some (ear that stock- .50 • 2() , ' ¦ Utility ...... :..:.. 12.25-13.25 iiiul _ 24 south and normal low Ilomestk -Wi 1! S Steel 75 *.a ¦ piling against a possible strike C.inners & cutlers ...... 12.75do'wn h'- " ;, Bulls— .ro .lo B helo.iv north to zero to- IB Mach 5f)7 4 West Un 3i) :14 ' may cut second , half business. gain Bologna ...... 15.75-18.75 ' A , ;l Zero li. above south;. cold at beginning- Below r ' ' ¦ hit Harv , 52 4 Weslp El . 3(i '« j Motors wore unchanged to low- .Commercial .....;. 14.25-16.25 '¦'i»f perioil and . . v/ariiiins trend lil t Paper 34-4 W'lworlh ; Kil Light thin;. :. 14.50-down Variable . cloudiness .'- . .arid -quite I iy siiow over Iho weekend , -The . ¦li . | er; Selective gains in variou^ ' toward the weekend; .ttle-or . no Jones &L OHU Vng S & T' ' 'Olli. . - ' ' . cold ;sums up Ihe weather , lore- iI now . left roads Iwi/.ardotis spoilt- of • c - l groups .-kept up the averages. Winona Egg Marlcet ' qiow in nort h , one-tenth inch or/ ' cast for .W'inona arid' vicinity lo- - :ii -lint ' from - Prairie (In ..Chien lo . ' Cont ral .Was down well ¦ over a: (Winona Produce, Ziebell Produce) ¦ less melted in south , as- occasional : . ' , and Tuesday. . . . ¦ ' - ' 1'ortage . : point after opening on a big block Grade A' - (iuiribb) :.., ...... 34 night . 7 . liyh't snow; towards ¦weekend. .; PRODUCE ! Grade A (lar'qe) : :...... 29 '¦ ¦ ' , of 16.000 shares, off 5,i at 20' i. Grade A (medium ) .24 „ - "A . few scattered snow flurries ; " ' " 2 ; AA . 5t)-i .i; H2 A 5!l 4:- 00 : H SBVV;. No. 3 hard winter wheat ...... 2.00 - morning was 21 and rosse posted figures of 2 iiiid 31 - 'Cleveland rain ...... > 33 80 Eastman Kodak and Allied- "Chcrri-; ] No. 4 hard v/inter wheat 1.96 ' Low Sunday ' ' ' fill C. 5li :l i; cars 90 B 58^-;, C ::¦ 'or the same times, j Denver , clear ...... : . 17 I) . , - ; ical took moderate losses. ! No. 1 rye ,. 1,14 this morning zero. At noon it was!' ' ' 7« .. . : ' '.. '' ' ' . '-. - .In a performance similar -lo: that | I.)es Moiiics, clear ... .30 -1 .- .:. i r» .-»/ . -J- - . ' was] No. 2 rye ...... :. 1.12 10. . Ndr- h American Aviation . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' - Kggs steady.to firm; wholesale • • 3f a week ago, WISCONSIN weath- : Detroit , rain . . . .: ; .3!l 35: .Rt- . up nearly, a point following its re- S The extended forecast indi- , -ivy ;i ;-3 ;(i!i buying prices unchanged; 70; per :r dumped lio. snow on the Fairbanks, .snow ;.... cejpt 'of a missile contracts . J cites temperatures for the ' ' - cent or lietler grade A whites 3fi; GRAIN southeastern . corner ot the state ] Kort Worth , clear ,.. , .f>3 25 .14 General Motors fell about a j five days will average 4 < - mixed 35'.i ; medium^ ^V.i : stand- '"' next sunday and Sunday night ami fol- ; Helena , , snow .,.,;... . ,16.. 0 . -id ¦¦¦ point. -Losses of tiiost major steels i . CHICAGO ; fAP) . - No .wheat ,. degrees below normal w i t h ' ards .'livi . dirties 29; ' checks 29. ]lowed it up wilh a .new surge Honolulu;- clear ...... -7!i 66 .. were fractional. ' Wqplwbrth' was,; corn or soybean sales. Oafs. No 2 cold weather at the beginning ( '¦ ¦ ¦ ' . if sub-zero cold.. - i .hnieau , Cloudy ...... 26 111;- .. (AP) up about a point .- "'. . . -i : extra heavy white TG-'U. NEW YORK - aiSDA)- . '" of the period and a warming ' ' ; '¦' ¦:¦ Southeastern /Wisconsin, si i 1. 1; Kansas City, clear .. .. 42- . 8 .. Wbok'Sale <'gg . offerings ainple on The Dow -Jones industrial aver- ; Soybean oil lO^b-^a; , . trend ' toward the weekend. < ' ' . st ruggling with . as. much- as !(> , Los Annoles. clear, ... 62 45 .: \ large; light on balance. Demand age . at noon was up .64 al . 712-.37. Barley:: ma'ting choice 1.35- One-tenth of an inch of pre- j , from, ;. r)() ; inches of snow last week's; Memphis , . cloiidy; . ,. 34 . 1.04 ;. light to fair on large and good :. Prices were; generally higher. on{ 1.62 n;. feed. 1.00-1.25 n. . cipitation or less Is seen in oc- ;¦d orm , had new amounts Miami ', ' . .: ¦ 75 72 .. i ¦ ¦ ranRinp clear . . • • on other sizes today. '• ' ¦' - ' - ¦ the American - St ock Exchange in i ^ casional snowfall's towards , :¦ , . . . CANADlAN DOLLAR i.iji to 5' -i .inches in Kacine. - Milwaukee , cloudy ...32 23 .34 i Wholesale selling prices based fairly active trading. I weekend. ' ' Many schools : were closed in, Nlpls .. St. Paul , cloudy 26, -Iil . : . on exchange and other volume Corporate bonds were . mixed NEW YORK /AP) - Canadian Racine and' Kenosha counties to- ..'0" •: U.S. YOU 6ETTeK STOPWA0I THEYK£ FIGHTING OYK y^PAP^lV The - . -temperature, is about the ' ; New Orleans/ clear ...64 45 . sales:) -. - .- . ' . with rails higher^ . govern- dollar in New York today $.956093; ¦ ' -3D same as a year ago today when 5 lay. All side roads . were; repoplnd-: New York , cloudy ... 44 .. New York snot duotalinns fol- ment bonds were unchanged. : previous day S.956250. - II) the ' -hi gh;-was '33 and the low is. 'n bad condition though generally, Oklaluiin-a City, clear .43 .11 low' ; - " mssable '. ' APARTMENT 3-6 By Alex Kotzk All-time high for Jan. 15was 48 in I . Omaha , clear ...... 27 1 . - . .. . Mixed colors: ' extras f47 lbs, y .42 25 .. W33 and the low for : the day -32 Philadelphi a , cloudy .. min.) 3S-33:' extras medhim DRIVING conditions in an rarea"! , ' ¦' - ' . '40 in. 1888 Mean for. the past 24 . - ' ' I'houiH^C-.clear- - > . .. - -• 52 20 .. j . . iptith of a line from Prairie? ovrTj lbs. averagei 35-36; smalls (35: lbs. . ,' PorlTand. Ore, ., - cloudy 42 37 . .00 ; hours was 14. Normal for this day "liien ' * average) 30-31; standards 34'i- ' ; • ¦ ¦- through Green Bay were. ! Kfill *l;ake City, cloiidy 24 14, . .. i .is 16. -- . . - . . 3(i ' L> : checks 29V2-30.V2 , fleseribed today- , as sli ppery and \]San Francisco, cloudy 52 43 .. Roads generally were in good !' .' • ¦ Whiles: Extras '47 lbs. min.) \Ki?.ardbus. . Seattle , cloudy- ...,.,..42 34 ¦ -,.1: Winter driving condition in Min- 38-40; extras medium (40 lbs. av- ¦ Snowplows were out in Alilwau- j Tampa , cloudy ...,..,.77; 5tl , - ..! nesota and Wisconsin -with the ex- 'j < ; erage) - 36-37'.j ,- . top quality (47 . lbs. .eep all. night following the declara- j Washington; -raiii.>...-v. 3 -33 T ; , - ceptiori of those: highways in ' 4' min. ) 40-44; iriediums i-4l lbs. av- It ion of a snow emergency. .Mil- : T_Tr/,™- • ¦¦ ' - : ' - . southern Wisconsin made slippery , . ..^ . . - - - -i craget 36 ,.2-38 lA; smalls . (36 lbs.- ¦vaukee's total of; new . snow was ! .. ' ¦ . : ' . averagei - ' I'.i inches. , , . i 31-32 , - . . ) Amounts of snow tapered off | Browns: extras (47 lbs. min. - (47 sharply toward the west, and north. 3ll ' -2-39' J ; iop quality lbs. min,! 40-42;—mediums (41 lbs: average ) Madison and Beloit had two inches ' :Red Hen Bag , ; -3t) .Va-:38'.s; -smalls (36 lbs. average) Chamberlain and Lone Kock and Green Bay ¦ ' rue. Only (races o f snow were re- 3I : 32: - . .1; sorted at La Crosse, Wausau and Butter offerings on top grades 5fh Sfraiflht burdensome; "B' Kau Claire and no snow . jell j ' grade ' not as lib- n the Superior and "Park Falls : . PARK REC. BANTAM eral. Demand fair. Hits 73/ 62 ; ' ' ' W L -W . L '- Wholesale prices on bulk cartons jrr .as. . - i ¦ Red Men Club . 50 Athletic Club J . J . l f r-p'sh > :¦" ' - REX MORGAN/ M.D. By Dal Curtis The big mass of cold air -ontor- - ' Pccrlosi Chnin 3 2 Sunbeam Dread O 5 ins WisciU^ii- alrjjady had - shoved ' ' Central Meth. . 1 J Creamery, 93 score " fiO^i- ! . ' - ' !)2 (A)" he mercury to. -I I zero at-Superior 'J lil'j c('iils;. score co^i-filU; '! In Two Gam|s . Red ' Men Club won ils fiflh ( ' 1 iand -t> at Kau ' ' ¦ 90 score R> . fiOli-fi 0 ii Claire. Oilier min- straight 1 'ark Recreation Bantam ; BOSTO N 'APi-Wilt Chamber- .1imiims early ' ' Cheese offerings ample; demand today: I/mo Hock M , j Leagm'. game by lopp ing Atliletic , ¦ " lain . Ihe hnnian scoring machine, :Madison 20 , fair. . . C teen -Bay 21 and. ! Club 2(i-l2 at Central F.lcmenlary; is playin« the best basketball of ! ¦! _ Wholesa le sales, American Milwaukee and Beloit 23. School Saturday.: ' ' his record-smashing career. The cheese (vholc milk) : single l'ceiless Chain handed Snnbcii m ' op inion is unanimous. MAXIMUM readings Sunday daisies fresh 41-45 cents;- single Bread its -fifth straight defeat 37- i a^cd The- Philadelphia Warrior giant Ngenerally w ere above normal m; ' daisies a^ed' 49-52 ; flats 49- ¦ 24. in the . other ' scheduled game. ! . tallied 135 points in less Ihaii 17j'die southeastern half of Hie si ale, ; 5-1 ; processed American pasteur- Hednieii; Chili' led il-3, 14-6 and hours during a busy National Bas- 'reaching a peak of 35 al Iieloit. j \ ized 5 lbs 39-43.; . domestic Swiss ; 1 ' " U',-7 ;it the qnarler. turns in post- ; ( , ketball Association - weekend. MOther highs ranged-down to- 111 all wheels) grade "A" 52-53; grade : Superior. ing .Ihe win ; "B" .41I-30. - . . ' ' . . - | Chamberlain bettered tho rcgu- " ¦ - .loll Percy fired in 15 points for ; 1 ' ' lntiou , game mark with 73 points! Ihe winners while high point , hcin- ' NKW . YORK (AP) — Dressed ; FiRainsl Chicago Satunlay niyhl j ors fur Alhlelic Club went to Tim turkeys - Cr.'ide "A" nnd U.S . | in a 135-117 victory, then im- 1, Seho.-er and Mark Caldwell willr grade " A"' , ready-to-cook , frozen : '! proved on his own lloston C.-i r- ' Steers Capture loiir i'ach. c.-irloi ;\IK \ Irucklot IrndiiiR-light , I den effort with 62 points Sunday ' . l'eei'les-i ('hiirn rolled ahead lft - * with nn sales ' reported. Offering ! as his team lost to the Celtics ) II al halliiine and then oulscoi ed values generally unchanged. ¦ ""¦ ¦ • ' NANCY : ¦; ' 145-130. - . - . I Siinhcam 111-13 Ihe rest ol the way. i By Ernie Byshrrviller 1st Half Crown ' ciiiCAc.o i (i;.snA)-Po- ' "I' m . shooting as e,ond as I' ' Kniinio Kaehler fired in 21 poinls : 'Ai' -- j . ' tallies arrivals ' '¦ ever did, " Chaiiibcilain said. CLKYF.l.AND < .\i'i --Tlic Kan- for i I it- winners and lion Slot/ , sis. ! Hid; on traek 1114 ; ::sas City Steers go in!i) ' lolal I' M . shiptnenls fiir Friday "I' m p,l.-ifl 1 got those 73 points the second Larry Niggle . and Steve - -Wiltgen . 5111!; Saturday 39-1; Suiulny- " because it covers over the eon- j half of Hie . American llaskcl hall ' got HI each (iir Sunbeam. . > ; old- ¦ supplies light troversy ahnul the 70 I scored in ;: League canipa igii loda .v « earing ' , esjiecially russets; triple overtime against -Los An- the Idle of chaiiipimis. demand .uood . niarkel. l inn ; carlot The Sleers won track sa ' files. There ' was ' -an argument over Ihe fiisl-h.ilf es: Idaho bakers 4,10; tille in a playul l (her Leg ion Reg isters Minnesiiln whether il should be considered the week Ninth l);ik(il;i Hisl end , delealim: Ihe Clevel.-uid Hi\er Valley ' a record or not. " Pin- round reds 2.40-2.50; er.s two gai 'in .'s In one K 1 Ei g hth Strai ght neu- The previous regulation tune , . TI tille \ . -offeiings light ; no sales re- lliiai -aiil ci's Kansas City a - HI point record was 71 by Klgni ; .-| I ui ported. Ihe playulls ,il the end of the : PARK REC PEE WliE j Baylor . ' j . ,s i>;i s 0 n , all hough il looks as W L W I. "I thought Chamberlain shut ; Amor Ihuiij 'Ji no special pass will . l iMilon . n 0 Wlnonn Uolol* , < < : LIVESTOCK ' , " ; be ne- > I' .iinl llnpnt 5 .1 McKlitley .. . ) 5 SOUTH ST. PAUL the host he ever did againsl me ' ' ,01)111 ccssai y il Ihe .Steers keep mi play- Ciici C0I4 .. . •( < J.iy npei . .. .( t ' ,',| . CAUL, Minn, l.r-(l)SDA) - . . observed Hosion ernier Hill Itus- ! C.illl, . ,00^ , i.Ovi- i 1,1100; e,n iy ; in;; Ihe way 11 icy ha\e lu'eii. ^ trflde on sell, who fouled out with (our and ! Anierii -ali Legion ', won its eigth sUiuqtilei *,U'Oi i ,IIH I holtrrs moclcrnti'lv ; K.i/i.sas Cily. Ihe lop t<-ani in j fitlivo , ufM-vfti sfiMdy In 2*> ciinh tiioMer one half minutes In play. ¦ '¦ ; Ihe league' s Western |)i\ isioii , straight Park Heeroalion Pee Wee I limn I,ilo Mr.I wrk,- cnwi ri 36 ^0; MARY WORTH By Saunders and Ernst accurate shoot ini; as they downed . Saturday by lipping Coca-Cola l)i/lk choice 950-I.VJO II)', V, 00 )6.0(1; nnoil for the Nat ' s .sixth st raight \ ic- on a 211 fool shot in the last second 74 IX) 5.1,7',; rlHiia- 9',0-l ,(IS0 II) •.l.iunlltl'r [ l.'lcwland !2«- IOI Sunday in the ' - tory, Cincinnati outlasted St . I,on- ! ;¦ by Sieve Slrolow, hi'lli .'H U. -'S .' .', ,'i0; (juoO J.I 50-24. JO. utlllly ; third game ol the series. nivl (nmn-"tii.' il r«»i UiiKly l .VOO.U . IO. is 11.0-114 and Detroit snapped ! '(1, - ( . ! S ick Manhs uoiiiid up wil d a !I I II oilier games it was Winuiia utility hut ii '. 00 31.0(1. .nmnii-rrlnl ,-rnd Los Angj-les 1111 Hill. ', | wi'Oii l»'.rv:o , Sfl,- vi- ,ili,r\ ,m,l \l,iiicjliti!r lolal of :!. pi lints for Hie K' rer- !\ Hotel squeezing past .lay Hces 211- j(tilvi , (hnli ,wi(l pi 1 '5 .f,-^cly; Miufl e lnn- Arlvf-rii! t-ni,;-,.| and Lan y Stavemian eollei led -.s|. ' III .mil Paint. Depot Idasllii K Mc- I »''nlni :l-l (ID ift 00 . ,|iioil DIIII choic e Vfl 00 ¦ ¦l , ¦ l , l , ' —,lrt('k--AiloiH'— ti(-C.|e-\.i4,iiid-ttTl-'to-^Llunli;y...^2..12... !., ' . ..' ".. .!"'Ljt...J! ;i!.._!.i. .!. .H-.!' _..:! t1.iO( !lr r_. '' •J tXJlA.. now io noia sein ing wilh ,'iii points , .ill but ! Il()i|s ll.miOi I MIMIW. .ind (|ilK loir Iy ; HANS MEIER and Pat Wiltfjon .ii -llvc. :' . ,,-nl'. Ill, 111 ,- i f 'l.ni I ( Id.iy ' s [Itvfi seven in the lnsl half Larry ¦ ¦ j had loin pi HI it ' , isnil lor , in- MIV . N lul ' y ' ti' .iily . I? \'!0 )m II) Iwirnwl Siegfried assumed the Clc\ eland j' the -u FALSE TEETH luii) '. I .egum Icaiil and Dan Nyselh •»»i iiiil- - r :v i .1 IWI-MO in it /'.-i/ .nii , . si-onng biirdeii ill Ihe secoml lull , I I l M,l .W Un If. . '.1 ', m IS: 1 { wtl VIIO llii More Firmly in Place ] tivf lor Coke . . I'' " • If, 'i0. i .' wo ivo II), ij, ',0-i;, 00; I u lieu he scot cd all % ol In- . ' - - Do your fnl- ,c (will iinimv nnd cui- , tnil nii .ilii.in l - .ll l. 'ft llin ld (l(|.UM; 1-1 :70- poin '.s. The llolel live Lad lo rally (loin '¦¦ ¦ ¦ h»rmi>.i l)V sll|i|ili'.i: din|i|HM i: m uoh- '«' il' - •' v- i' ." K '• , no ,i«(i n« 14 so a M ill thinl period dclie it tu hand is.'j IHI ' hlliiu v lii- n sou cut , hmi '. li "1 tnII.T a . : -l oo un .u y,ii i-, . -?.i 4no ',:,o II > I I .I W 14, , , ll|-- ' Jiihl r.]irliiln(| Cix'cy. pnM .v tuMi ' or li-i IIDK l)ii, /, mil .loppy, «as Killed in a |> ,-iddoi li ; i'i/'hl lor llie lo• ¦('!• , ; lo Ml i . i -nl- liii|li <-i ; liriii-f 1,-inilin AI II VR H C .Hid lolly - .li - iily ; (lliuic |)l •our. Chrrks "JI I I odor " lili'iuurc accident and Ynssein . /,,ul 1(111' 0 S hrrnllil. (im I- 'Afj'l'l':J'"l'H Uulny »l means m- j Paiui Depol linike Irom an II II no III vsii.ilcil sl.ii Mihli -i- i,iinlii Inriicly i If ¦ in*.' ttriic coiinfrr pli.ined in \nldhdi. haUlinie (leadliirk lo oiilscoie .Me- ',0; lew vol DO Un 1/75; p.ifk .ion (.hold, , i *--' •» » "i^ —: ¦_—J 1—m » —, 1 »m«KC_..^^r-Jk.jiU- .1 . \ WI/I1INK\' , , ' \'\WMMVV flnH l rnH I 1 II) i, . I Kinlcy ill 2 111 the third period and II. ' Is' -li ih "1'iti.. ! The Knights took the measure lienl lmr aulii>tiii,e * ;wi|h tile nslnn- (uiw ri-naeil (n |„. n |irn|,l|.in! " I " " ' In Caiholjc Itecrealion iiit rainui' - ol the Itoyals 23-Hi . Tun Stoffel i nhlnir nliilit .v 'tluiii k humor- \ Tlir M , 11I l.i n new lii' ,- ilni ( ; i.ili- til' , ¦ al h.isliclliall aclioit ,Salur, 1 flu, |inir » 1 di-. - oi- ,-, j- <>t il ltd seven poluls fur the Hoyals ' \ Ji»m - without Mitrery. Ji w . ss .,is Hie .lohiinit 'S , led by itieh and Dave lli oni in lor Ihe Knights. mid fi,,nine n-si-iurli m-i i: uii . I ¦ In r«K! iifl<-r r m„., ulnlii 'fl . . l,i)i d,, U' 1 ' Ihe (fiuii))- u, ,.|||,„|„,|, ( ,., ii,i W.-iiiii,l, -it„' ii 'hii'r)^ r ;il| 'J inn . eiiyel '¦'.v-illi ; In 'tlii' DtlVt ^ i .^.iiiie ,S;iJnis -lip- rrlicvinif [nun , net mil ri-ilin-iioii In j tynmtrtvy \\l' "'",: \"j\:', ' " I'f' ai'ul 11 poinls ri > speeli\ ely, down- ^ , * 1 ped Ihe Hustlers 2-1-2'J with Diive («hrllCkt*c<:) inyk pliice , ." '' ¦, ,,, ., 11 ii.f ( l t h •• l.nili v /' j.m U I IUM 119, ing I lie lfoeliels .111-12. ! I'ellowsk i netting it points. Chuck MoitamniitiK ofull-rcuultjwcri) I At nil ilril i; fniiiUiri. Dale Ai noldy hit live points for | Kulas hnd 10 for the losers. | - • J* 1 ..: ''• I l/ Business 14' Horses, Cattle, Stpiek Se'vices | _.,__ ___43'.. ~ - " ~ • " T S AVE T H AT R E NT money, bu fid Ca 11 \¦ GUESS WHO . . . I Want Ads LEO PROCHOWITZ, Building Contrac- FREE ' 2 Found Dead tor, 1007 E. 6th. Tel. 7841. ' SAFHTY LANTERN, J1.49 value with each Wanted, to Rent 96 Used Cars 109 — " carton. df Tcrramycin lor Mastitis. . Slop FIRSf~ IMPRESSlONS lasting ones -j ari up for Flrnr ' s check uta^es ¦ ¦ ¦ ' Start Here so If the carpet In .ydur . office, or busi- ; WINONA DAILY NE.V S ¦ ' : rtess place Is rather doubtful looklno \ ^ . ' -- ¦- *'-' ¦ ' ^^Z .TFSFa^ V^S , ; JLIND AO,S UNeSfiCErr FOR- ' let WINONA RUG -CiEANJNG SE RVICE - ¦ TED¦¦ MAIER DRUGS KDJTOHIAL. WOHKLIt ' 174 ' -ci»«ij nnd Y*r , i ' floor West and to the , Winona Am'bu- WANTED—Vie more F L A " H6wE7' ' lor ' - ' . ' ; i Help Wanted—Female 26- than anyone else. We pick up. WALTE R BEAUTI OO ORIO is ir eiee- clurp* the csmlcrt or the t,i-t, from ihe body. lance Servite. May God Bless you all. I .1r ic, . all furnish ed. 2 bedroomj, car- OUftlity in evpr/ 0(j,>.'r,nf<'ed c'^r in our. ' Mrs. Paul Griesel. ! " " "" AAARG, Block River . Falls, Wis. Tel. port, large , lot. ' Grapefruit Slid orange ' Mrs. Schudlick , wearing a light EXPERIENCED . WAITRESS --Wanted Ap- | ; 7-F-lf. . stock. Our c.ir lor iod.1y.15 1h i\ 1?W. tr*es Sacrifice on account nf (llne,.^. CHEVROLET ' ' ply to AAiss Marsh,, Hotel Winona, be-.; ' . feci. Air 4-door . y iirtd»r jacket and scarf , was found some Lost "* ' i ' ¦ ' 7 il l. ,'50 for quick . sale ' 5(>e SiMr.v.. . -,tr,iighl ' *> and Found " .: 4 •' fore 2 , p.m. , . .. - . - . .!I-Farm, Implements,' 'Harhe'si' 48 wilh .^tick: Tt-.ij weekend only, . HOMEMAKER'S EXCHANGE for tr-ii; . pricil of fl '5V , 300 feet from her husband. ~ MANAGER ol Stanley -Home 'Products " ^ '^- " ' MAN'S OVERCOAT tak7n by" "' . KELLY DUPLEX FEHD mliier. ton, .' . 552 E: Lrd . . ! The sheriff ' said : both had mistake at ! needs - . help, psrt time. 530; Car lieip- j hisr the Kalua Klub, Friday night. Please ; ji complete with 1 n.p. motor. Like new'. " r : ful. No investrnent. Write P.O. Box.459, | fbrcoUHTRY LIVING. .1 bedroo ni hornp v $ 1695 tories ; of heart, disease, return .coat to the club, or Tel. 5058. Ray Hilke t, Son Altura, Mini). . - Rochester , AAinn. . - ¦ " T with Imh plot of ground on ^dqp nf . - . - ' ¦ " " - . \ " ' BOWLING BAG, BALL and shoes/ may ! " LET 'S GET-TOGETHER now and 'insYail town.- Everytliing In. good ' .*hac,i': Full ¦Nyst ' EXPERIENCED WOMAN for ' lull time rpm Motors, Inc. .; . have, been taken by mistake from Wesl- that new Clay silo unloader lor winter hflsemciit. with ol' furnace. Rahe vour i : : cookinq and routine housekeeping dut- - 164 W. 2nd . Tel J- .J5M ' gate Bowl . last weekend. Ball has sig- feeding. Oak Rldg« Salej t. Service, own food. See this ivandfrlu l buy ; . les. May live in or out as preferred. ¦ : OPEN MONbAV-FRI OAY E-VE* wheel, between Franklin and . Walnut 4 days a week including weekends. \VE.ST LOCAtl6NI ¦-f) roorn hoil «, fliii] on Lake Drive. Please notify Park , No Sundays. Apply Frank Cunningham, New F reeman balh and furnace Will take car in ] Badger Home . Board. - . . - - . Steak Shop. , 'or ifimc or ' unythinq of value, Writ« i PUSHED AROUND : " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ C*5 . Daily News: , - ¦ . " ¦ ¦ MIDDLE AGE LADY—For light , house- ¦ . : ¦ . .] ' ¦ :, I " : STEVENS POINT IB — All Personals - •; f work In modern farm home, near Wi- -Industrial Loader , b! VERY MEAT jnd clenn . two bedroom THIS WINTE R j Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 Radios, Television 71 ' ~ nona. Write C. P. Crawford, Rt. 3, Wi- home , with garage. Located in SI. Stdns .j county patients have been remov- 1 " r ' " "* "" " "^ ~ ~ " ZIPPERS REPLACED, cuTls lano pockeii - nona,- Minn. . ' -BARREL CHAIRS—pair, beige. T.el. 8- ' USED TELEVISION $ETS »ir s'i z« p ictur* area, Close lo dos line d J ABTS AGENCY. INC , Realtor- , 159 DON'T STOP wage. Excellent , opportunity lor- some ' ..- • " Hqrdt's Music Stpre I - ' '-charged with assaijlt and battery EATING bot io5e weight j ' SPKKADEnS;. .- . board. , <0.2 W. Sanborn, use Wihon ; ' ' - - : ' .: . .'the -entire- family, UP 119 e.V Jr a ; -Winona . Walnut , St .Tel ' 4243 or . -liter Hour- E. safely with Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only 98c. i one wanting to build Social' Security. Street entrance; . __ j - and disorderly conduct , a spokes- ' -." R . Clay 0.2737 Win. R. Paoel .4WI ,' ' ¦ ' FORD HOPKINS. .; Write C-46 Daily :Nev/ s . ;. Stop, and ask about a deal. ' ' :¦ j ' '61 CHKVHOLET ' Bt-l Air/4 :dr. . .' ; ' " " " JANUARY CLEARANCE SPECIAL-Sflm- , Refrigerators 72- EC. A. Abts JI84 . - man for the Portage County Wei- ARE •yOU A PROBLEM DRTNKERP-.Man SCHOOL GIRL WANTED-TO . assist wilh . sonile Bridge sets, includi?ig kinp siic ' '' ~ GOODVIEW ,<71li Ave.' f.\u ; Post Owner : : bond at $300. J week. . Rochester, Minn. 7 blocks fron^ Office leav I - '60 JEEP . ..Station Wa^oir 4 , ABTS .. ' * "- - ; ¦ ¦ Ed's•:Refrigeration- & Supply inq tov>n: Full price SI3.50&. ¦ Mrs. Kedrbwski was arrested"i YOU BEGIN to Teel" your age when ¦F: ' ' ¦ - AGENCY. INC. ." Realtors, 15» Walnut SIC i wheel . drive, absolutel y.per- A. KRAUSE CQ. .. '. : .Iiincrsprin R-' Mattress Commercial and Domestic ' ¦ you realize .that the . beautiful .blonde ' Hel Wanted—Male 27 ¦ Tel 4247 or alter hours' E, R. Clay . - ' fect ' ¦;-. '',,' 8' ' on the complaint of a patient at p 55V E
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' SH RT UNES DISC0NT,NUED STYLES Short Lines of I ° "^ < WOMEN'S & GIRLS' j Quality Women's & Girls' Shoes • SANDLER SUEDE FLATS /i^X including Naturalizes and Miracle Tread! • EDITH HENRY LEATHER FLATS rKBk.' '
SHORT LINES and DISCONTINUED " ~ ~ ~ " :o : ~ " : j flfe ^ NIRMflh k STYLES *i50 ^ ZZ "" ^B3SB ~ " QUAlifY'MEi^lHOES Mm^ j ^^^B/ ^^ ^ (including FRENCH SHRINERS —- NUNN BUSH CLEARANCE WOMEN'S and GROWING GIRLS and TAYLOR MADES!)
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This ii just a partial listing of tlio finest Quality Furniture tit tlw lowest prices in townl y Heller T> T T T) TZ T? O J'»r"'ll're '») Jj (J lvAE/ U M«rl BAKER'S SHOES '" 123 East Third Street Frhndl y Low Tormi Third one) Frnndlin Free Customer Parking In Roor Phone 7078