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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Mostly Cloudy, Weather Cool? Chance of Showe rs Want Ad Results Tonight, Tuesday 'Red Hot'! EIGHTEEN PAGES Van Brocklin Quits Viking Post Officials Probe Fire Resignation Some Unanswered Questions in Is Effective Immediately MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL (AP) — Norm Van Brocklin, Sinking of Y armouth Castle citing his frustration of not being able to get his team "over MIAMI, Fla. (AT) — The fi- tic Ocean in the Bahamas Sat- what caused the holocaust also was considering probing Sunday. ery the hump," resigned today as sinking of the Yarmouth urday morning after fire swept aboard the vessel that left Mi- the fate of the white-hulled "All the missing persons are Castle has posed coach of the Minnesota Vikings a number of her so suddenly no distress call ami Friday night for Nassau steamer that had brought thou- presumed lost — drowned, of the National Football League. mysterious questions the Coast was heard. with 376 oassengers and¦ a crew sands of vacationers to the pic- burned or trapped on the ship Guard ' ¦ ¦ ' The former great pro quarter hopes to have answered. of 174. ¦. turesque island capital. when she went down," said Lt. The toll "We looked back," said Mar- back for the Los Angeles Rams from the sinking was Tho Coast Guard investigators It was to Nassau that rescue William Wilson, Coast Guard and Philadelphia Eagles said he revised downward Sunday to garet Farrell of Fort Lauder- also are interested in learning vessels brought survivors, some search and rescue coordinator dale, Fla., would not reconsider his deci- one known dead and 80 pre- who was in a life- what steps were taken to fight blanket-wrapped and bandaged, in Miami . sion, sumed lost boat. "There was a mass of red which stunned Viking offi- as some passengers the fire and preserve life. Only Saturday after breaking off a The steamer Yarmouth, sister cials, his assistant coaches and originally reported missing by flames, then gray smoke, then four of her lifeboats were vigil 60 miles at sea for other players. Yarmouth Cruises nothing." ship to the Yarmouth Castle, Inc. were launched and some passengers survivors. Daylight showed only made ready to leave Miami at Van Brocklin's sudden resigna- found safe in hotels and homes. The U.S. Coast Guard sent complained of inadequate safety empty boats and debris.0 4:45 p.m. today on its regular tion came on the heels of Sun* The cruise ship plunged 1,700 two officers to Nassau, Baha- measures. "Negative sightings," a Coast day's disappointing 41-21 loss to feet to the bottom four-day cruise to the Bahamas. of the Atlan- mas, to see IE they could learn The Bahamas government Guard cutter reported finally on "A lot of people got sore Sat- Baltimore, which knocked the urday when we canceled the Vikings out of title contention. cruise," said Leo Rosen, a "I want to get out of football spokesman for Yarmouth now and I have no intention of Cruises Inc. He said advance reconsidering," Van Brocklin Isi Cavalry bookings made for Yarmouth said. Castle cruises would be hon- His resignation led to immedi- ored. ate speculation that he might be Along with the Yarmouth Cas- considering a move to Atlanta, Battles Reds tle and her victims went mon- which has been awarded an ey, valuables, and in most cas- NFL franchise for next season es clothing of the passengers but has hired a coach. who awoke in their staterooms, Van Brocklin spiked this, NearCambodia groped in nightclothes through QUITS VIKINGS . . . Norm Van Brocklin, coach of the however, saying, "I'm not doing IA DRANG VALLEY, South smoky corridors and tumbled Minnesota Vikings pro football team, resigned today in a this to angle for any other Viet Nam (AP)—B52 bombers into lifeboats or slid down ropes sudden move. Above, the Dutchman is shown on the sidelines coaching job. I know my name pounded rear positions of a into the sea. while watching the Vikings in a National Football League has been mentioned for the North Vietnamese regiment to- Agents of the steamer's own- game. (AP Photofax) Atlanta job, but this is it, the day as two American infantry end, in coaching for me." battalions continued ers set up an office at a Miami to slug it hotel to note claims, out with the Communist enemy arrange The volatile coach gammoned in heavy fighting transportation and cash checks McNAMARA CONCERNED three Twin Cities sports writers near the Cam- for survivors. bodian border. to his office at 10 a.m. and In another operation, lock- broke the news to them, appar- Two batalions of 1st Air Cav- smiths picked the door locks of alry Division's 7th Regiment— ently without telling anyone in an outfit that followed Gen. automobiles some cruise pas- the Viking organization. The George Custer into the Battle of sengers parked at the Miami Communications writers cover Viking games. the Little Big Horn—held their dock and made keys to replace General Manager Jim Finks own through 32 hours of at-times those lost on the Yarmouth was not immediately available savage fighting. Castle. for comment. But one of the At least 129 enemy bodies At Pompano Beach, north of Checkup Ordered club's directors, B.H, Ridder Jr. Miami the North were counted and as many as , Broward Sen- of St. Paul said: ior Citizens Club mourned 27 WASHINGTON (AP) - Sec- and power setup operated "There has to be a way lot 150 more were .believed to Utter Defense Robert S. Mc- smoothly during that unprece- mm to reconsider. I know how the battlefield in front of the members listed as missing on retary of. the ship they boarded for a gay Nnynarq ha_f, QrflejgrV a meticu- dented blackout. depressed he must4eel over los- American lines. military weekend outing. lous rechfick of STthe However, sources said McNa- ing the Colt game. But Norm U.S. casualties were termed Loren Hicks, who organized communications and power sys- Van Brocldin is a great coach. moderate, but it required more tems to make certain they can- mara and other defense officials He's done everything we've ;\ H^PFY REUNION . .:- „.-Kay Thompson, Miss Thompson wsis one of survivors of the the club, said all those on the had felt it advisable to recheck than a dozen helicopters to take SO, daughter of Nassau Senator and Mrs. burning and sinking of cruise ship Yarmouth trip were in their late 60s and not be knocked out by the kind ever asked him to." out the American wounded. of power breakdown which dark- the systems worldwide to be K. M. Thompson, weeps with joy as she em- Castle brought into Nassau by rescue ships. would have been handicapped sure they are as invulnerable to Club directors, reluctant to Most of the dead still were in by age and infirmities in trying ened much of the U.S. North- the battle zone. It was too dan- braces a relative greeting her in Nassau. (AP Photofax) east last week. interruption as they are sup- take his decision as final, v»out to flee the blazing vessel. posed to he. into immediate secret session gerous for helicopters to fly ex- The military communications Passengers accounts indicat- In the affected Northeast presumably in an effort to get cept on urgent missions. ' ed the blaze was first noticed The American troops cap- Lifeboats Wouldn t Work area, all U.S. Air, Navy and him to reconsider. forward about 1 a.m. as the ves- Army installations switched au- Van Brocklin told the writers: tured from 60 to 70 automatic sel was about 60 miles from her weapons of every kind daring tomatically to backup power "I don't know what I'm going Nassau destination. None could McNamara Killed last Tuesday night when the to . do for a living. But it won't three major assaults by mem- say what caused it. bers of the North Vietnamese civilian community went dark be in football. In football, I don't Young Minnesota Woman There was no immediate and their commercial sources want any executive job. I'm not 304th Division which infiltrated statement from Capt. Byron into South Viet Nam earlier this Peace Proposal, were broken off. a desk man. Voutsinas and officers of the "I haven't talked to anybody yew. Yarmouth Castle. The Strategic Air Command The B52s hammered at an and the North American Air about it except my wife. I have Capt. Carl Brown of the cruise nothing but the highest regard area of tbe more than two Survives Cruise Ship Fire ship Bahama Star, which picked Sevareid Says Defense Command both found square miles where a main ele- that their auxiliary systems for the owners and fans and • up most of the survivors, said WASHINGTON (AP) - The players. I was permitted to ment of the North "Vietnamese MINNEAPOLIS (AP)-A sec- one sank," said 22-year-old Ter- awful—you just can't imagine." authorities "think they know worked effectively. In fact, mili- late United Nations Ambassa- posi- coach as I wanted to. force was believed located. The retary from the Twin Cities rill K. Eliseuson, telling of the just where the fire started and dor Adlai Stevenson was quoted tary installations were in U.S. cavalry men pulled back suburb of White Bear Lake was disaster in which perhaps 90 of Miss Eliseuson said her first tion to offer help to the civilian "I talked it over with Gloria inkling of disaster came after who reported it first." He de- today as having said Secretary (his wife) all Sunday night. I before the air attack. recovering today from what the 549 passengers were feared clined to elaborate. of Defense Robert S. McNama- community. started as a two-week vacation dead. "my girl friend heard a crash, decided I just couldn't go on as In earlier air action, North but we thought some member of ra twice opposed proposals by Since tlie McNamara adminis- Viking coach. I thought this o:o and ended abruptly when fire United Nations Secretary-Gener- Vietnamese gunners blasted swept her cruise ship, the Yar- "One crew member said we the crew had dropped some- tration took over in the Penta- team could win the champion- American A1E Skyraider out of might as well give up hope and thing. Then I smelted smoke. Young Ice al U Thant for negotiating a gon nearly five years ago, there ship. It's pretty plain that it's mouth Castle. cease-fire in Viet Nam. the sky, a U.S. military spokes- "The crew couldn't get the die because this was it," Miss "I opened the door of our has been great emphasis on as- not going to do it with me as man reported. The pilot was lifeboats down. One got stuck Eliseuson told the Minneapolis cabin, but the hail was full of Skater Drowns This account was written by suring uninterrupted communi- coach. killed when the plane exploded part way and I think another Tribune in a telephone inter- smoke. You couldn't see a thing MOUND, Minn. (AP) - Erie Sevareid, radio and TV cations which are essential in near the battleground 200 miles view. —you just couldn Michael R. Cheney Jr., 12, of news commentator, for Look the atomic-nuclear age to effec- "I've taken the team as far at 't see. I smash- I can. I can't get the team over north of Saigon in the central She and a friend, Sandy Mun- ed the porthole with my fist. It rural Mound, drowned in four magazine. tive defense and quick com- highlands. Sevareid reports a talk he had mand reaction. the hump. It's been going this WEATHER zert, 21, St. Louis, Mo., were was the only way to get out. feet of water Sunday when he to Most of the U.S. force was In- fell through thin ice while with Stevenson shortly before way for five years. We come traveling together from Miami, It was either that or stay and skat- A system of redundancy has a big game and we blow it. I've side a narrow, heavily wooded FEDERAL FORECAST Fla., to Nassau, Bahamas, on die." ing on Lake Minnetonka near ambassador died suddenly in been built in everywhere. This valley while North Vietnamese WINONA AND VICINITY - this Hennepin County commun- London. gone as far as I can go. Maybe the ship. Also rescued from the ship means that there is never reli- another guy can do it." units held the high ground. Mostly cloudy tonight and Tues- were Mr. and Mrs. John ity. source of power A young man took off his life H. Sevareid writes that during ance on a single Viking President Max Winter, Sniper fire wtis intense dur- day with chance of a few scat- jacket and gave it to Miss Mun- Houchens of suburban Mendota Residents heard his cries and or a single communications net- lulls between North Viet- tered showers. Low tonight 36- his talk with Stevenson, the am- who talked to Van Brocklin ing the zert who could not swim. Heights. Houchens is an attor- saw him fall through. But of- work. Everything has at least draft namese attacks. American cas- 44, high Tuesday near 50. Cold- bassador told him:. about the upcoming NFL ney and claims superintendent ficers were delayed in reaching one and often several alternate in the Minnesota dressing room ualties mounted by the hour. er with little or no precipitation The girls, on a two-week va- for St. Paul Fire and the boy by the thin ice, one-half "In the early autumn of 1964, Marine ) arrangements. following Sunday's 41-21 loss to Three North Vietnamese bat- Wednesday. cation together, slid down a line Insurance Co. to three-fourths inch thick. he (Stevenson went on, U the Defense secretary-gener- This year alone Baltimore, was shocked. talions—about 2,000 men—were LOCAL WEATHER Into the water, where they re- Thant, the UN Department is spending about Official observations for the had privately obtained "It knocked me off my engaging the U.S. troops and it mained about 45 minutes before al, $700 million on improving the that others were 24 hours ending at 12 m. Sun- being picked up by a lifeboat agreement from authorities in chair," Winter said. "Is he seri- was possible intricate communications net- 're farther back. day : from the Bahama Star. North Viet Nam that they would ous iibout it? It means we waiting work. losing the best coach in foot- The fighting broke out Son- Maximum, 39; minimum, 16; "We were wearing our night- send an emissary to talk with one battal- noon, 23; precipitation, none. gowns. Some people jumped in an American emissary, in Ran- Officials are reluctant to go ball." day afternoon after "I appreciate the owners' ion of the 1st Cavalry's 7th Reg- Official observations for the without clothes," Miss Eliseu- goon, Burma. on record as saying with com- ending at 12 m. today: feelings," Van Brocklin said, iment was lifted in for an as- 24 hours son said. "One man went back "Someone in Washington In- plete assurance that the hot line I' Maximum, 41; minimum, 32; to their cabin for his wife, but Washington and Mos- "but now that I've done this m sault. Another battalion was sisted that this attempt be post- between Of course I battle today. noon, 41; precipitation, none. she had burned to death. It was cow can never be knocked out. not going to change, thrown into the poned until after the president- regret leaving, but I don't want ial election. When the election They have claimed such invul- to interruptions but to go year-in and year-out wait- was over, U Thant again pur- nerability , four new the Northeast blackout has ing to get three or sued the matter; Hanoi was still guys in the draft. We're just willing to send Its man. But De- made them more cautious, al- say they have no floundering around ." fense Secretary Robert McNa- though tliey successor, Van reason to believe there are any Asked about a ing Reserves mara, Adlai went on, flatly op- Brocklin said he would like to Abolish weak links in the lino. posed the attempt. He said the see his offensive line coach, South Vietnamese government Walt Yowarsky, get the job. would have to be informed and Yowarsky has been with Van that this would have a demoral- Brocklin and tho Vikings since izing effect on them ; that gov- Winter Spreads the club was admitted to the Draws Congress Ire ernment was shaky enough, as NFL for tho 196 1 season. it was. Van Brocklin came to the Vik- merge the Reserve into the Na- WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. the Senate Armed Services ings in 1961 , the Vikings, first Committee that the secretary tional Guard, said his commit- "Stevenson told me that U L. Mendel Rivers says the De- Thant was furious over this fail- year in the NFL. He had re- delay any such action until next tee will examine the elimination Across Europe Department's immediate ure of his patient efforts, but tired as n player nfter quarter- fense March. LONDON (AP) - Winter backing tho Philadelphia Eagles of 751 Army Re- and all laws regarding the re- said nothing publicly." elimination Most members of that com- serves when Congress recon- weather spread across Europo to the NFL title in 1960. units "probably is legal, mittee couldn't be reached, but McNamara Issued a statement today, blocking roads and snar- compiled a 23-39-3 serve venes in January. saying it " Tlie Vikings but it isn't the intent of Con- one. Republican Margaret was "totally falso ling traffic from tho Atlantic to won lost record in the NFL In " Chase Smilh, said at her home Rivers said he believes some that he on two occasions in the Siberia and from tho North gress- . __ realignment of units Is in order, the four and one-half seasons Rivera, chairman of the in Skowhegan, Maine, that the fall and winter of 1064 opposed Capo to the Riviera. In many under Van Brocklin. Commit- but that he opposes widespread peace talks with North Viet House Armed Services decision was "very disturbing." A FARfeWELL ACT . . . Harry Flood Byrd who re- places snow , ice and freezing Ho piloted tho Vikings to a 3-11 Sunday night , however, that she elimination of units or McNa- Nam. tee was reached She said signed from the Senate last week Sunday closed out his temperatures came eiiriier in mnrk in their first year in the home in Charleston, S.C., had been traveling over the mara's earlier proposals for , "There is not one word of than ever before re- at his abolition ot the Reserves, career with a characteristic gesture — he returned 1540.09 tho year loop. The Vikings were 2-11-1 in Secretary of Defense weekend, md hadn't had time truth in the remarks made corded . 1962, and 5-8-1 the following following The Saturday announcement , Virginia the Robert S. McNamara's an- to analyze tht> full McNamara to the government. At hia home in Berryvllle , about me or the position attrib- Snow, ico or freezing fog cov- year. of the cutback. statement issued Saturday referred to the merger contro- senior Byrd signed a paper waiving a claim to the money uted to me in the article," Mc- Snowplows nouncement versy by saying: "The inactlva- ered most of Britain. A strong finish last year en- The McNamara action affects night. -which represented the unused remainder of his senatorial Namara said. were out in Devon, southwest- abled Minnesota to tie Green dozen tlon does not involve any merg- 65,000 men in more than a stationery account. Standing is Harry F. Byrd Jr. , who has There was no Immediate com- ern England , clearing a six- Bay for runnerup honors in the Rivers' own Riven, who fended with Mc- er o> consolidation of the Army States, Including earlier this year over Reserve into the National been appointed as' successor to his father — Democratic ment from the State Depart- Inch weekend snowfall on Dart west behind Baltimlre with an Carolina. Namara South Defense Department plans to Guard." senator from Virginia for 32 years. (AP Photofax) ment. moor. 8-5-1 mark. It came despite a request by must be purchase hy JaR 10 the St. Mary's College dining sona, regardlessof party aifUl- Woman to avoid penalty and mujt be room in St. Mary's Hall. After atiou, are invited to attend the Owatonna attached to license plates by Robert C. Olson, Public Luncheon the dinner he will talk to stu- meeting, said Sticker March 2. Educator Tells county OOP chairman. He also Gets 1st Levy Decreases dents in the Heffron Hall Card- it chairman of the chamber's '66 inal Room. Sponsoring organisa- governmental affairs commit- For Auto for Boy, 11, Killed Slated for Quie tion is the St . Mary's-Saint Te- tee. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With .22 Why He Likes Cong. Albert Quie will arrive resa College Republican Club. By Playing Trempealeau Board BLOOMTNGTON, Minn. (AP) in Winona Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday from fl a.m. to Arlene Lustig, LAKEVILLE, Mian, (AP) - -Miss Rosalie 11, of rural for a schedule of calls and ap- noon will be devoted to office State Mental Health of Owatonna; a graduate Ronnie Greaves, 23, shot to deiUi His Profession pearances extending to Wednes- hours. Quie will be a the vet- student at the University of Lakeville was erans service office in the Wi- Re-elects Winona n Minneapolis, Saturday as he and a friend re- Increases Budget Source* of pride in the teach- day evening. Minnesota in nonn County courthouse for this the first 1966 auto regis- enacted the aMasstaatioa . of WHIT15HALL, Wis, (Special) courthouse building fund of ing profession, which he has A noon lunch at Linahtn's Inn A Wlnonan was re-elected to bought Kennedy, the Pajtota period. for tration sticker at 12:01 a.m. to- President — Th« Trempealeau County from a half mill to a quarter been serving for 37 years,, were is scheduled for Wednesday by the Minnesota Association sheriff's office reported. Wednesday afternoon Quie board at its re- day- County Board of Supervisors Friday mill or $21 , 142 on the equalized cited by Rochester school ad- Mental Health . -L J Deputy Julio Santiago aald the adopted a 1966 budget of $846,- valuation of $84,568,000. ministrator Laurel Pennock in the Chamber of Commerce gov- will visit the Bravo plant and cent annual meeting. Miss Lustig said she waited make other calls. He will be a the office of Deputy boys were playing with a .22 860, an increase of $43,443 over Anticipated revenue other an American Education Week ernmental affairs committee. He is the Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. outside the basement of Attendance is open to the pub- 6 p.m. dinner guest of Hiawatha Registrar Robert L. Hoffman caliber rifle in last year, and a tax levy of than taxes is $76,351. banquet address here Saturday Richard Feiten who was re- home of Ronnie's parents, $748 757, an increase of $194 night. lic, according to the chamber. Toastmasters at Hotel Winona. secretary. from 11:15 a.m. Sunday to buy the , elected assistant Mr. and Mrs. John R. Greaves. from the levy voted in Novem- APPROPRIATIONS for gener- A Winona State College grad- Reservations should be made at A public meeting, sponsored Msgr. Feiten is director of sticker number O00OO01. al government total $101 ,100; 's other 100 registra- Ronnie reportedly told Ma ber 1964. uate now principal of Thomas the chamber downtown office by the Winona County Republi- Catholic Charities in the Wi- The state was unloaded protection of persons and prop- Wednesday. offices opened at a later friend the gun The board cut is proposed Jefferson Elementary School in before 9 a.m. can Committee, will be held at nona diocese. He also is the Wi- tion it would be all right to pull erty, $50,520 ; health, $32,234 ; Quie's first appearance will be the Hotel Winona Sky Room 's representative to hour this morning, The stickers, and Rochester, Pennock spoke at a nona chapter the trigger. highways and bridges, $315 ,090; banquet sponsored at a 6 p.m. dinner Tuesday at Wednesday at 8 p.m. All per- the state board. replacing the usual metal tabs, education, $84,195; charities and by the Wino- na Education Association as the corrections, $200,880, indebted- final event Badger Region ness, $816; unclassified, $15 ,230 of Winona's obser- and outlay, $25,042. vance of Education Week. to Noble E. Thronson, 55, Strum , ABOUT 17« local educators r car its reach salas! was elected county highway and guests attended the banquet rj ^*Tl&a¥-M b class 1000,000 m Planning tap commissioner for one year to at Kryzsko Commons on the ^ fill the unexpired term of the Winona State College campus tf*7^£a?a late James Steen. Thronson where John Duel , president of ' WSm S XXZ:^ !S*e£ served 18 years as chairman of the Winona Education Associ- ****? the Town of Unity, as such serv- ation, served as master of ce- rffe^ s$cret* of *met s success? Wider, up to 8 inches fonger - To Name Firm \4AI y$&JJ C° ' r^5T j- /_f_lt_&!7rl!> ing on the county board. He re- remonies for the evening pro- I' WmW % ALMA, Wis. (Special ) — A \^j g^ > . SIM0: mi ¥&*>& man ' Jtfwrt lw. long*?on luxury, too, j y -rfWMWf places Lars Myrland, Ettrick , gram, *[ ' " \ ^ planning consultant firm has who was appointed commission- A past director of the Nation- [ ' '» *" *•> 5<_ _ ' ' ~ * been recommended tentatively er by the Highway committee al Education Association who ' '^x ^ 8Bfe ^^'.i^' ____t ^> * " "' * * * > ' by the Mississippi River Region- following Steen s death last fall. tti is now executive secretary of Lj -^ al Planning Commission. Myrlana will retire. the Elementary Principals As- tr^'^ik 5______M______M^«sL^i«im^ < It would make a study of the In balloting Friday afternoon sociation, Pennock told the W^im^Mmmm Xr^*^^ *> .; Thronson received 25 votes ; •even-ceunty area and provide banquet audience that in the W___k W$ '^Mmai_%_n_Es9SWammmmwM^______iP3 \ ^ ^^^. j_#_99s &*^lmmm ^^^StSmm» *. '> * " ^BSSSSSSS^____-__!^3feBBBSS______^ K >< Everett C. Blaha, Independence, *8f V^^M&WWK ^^^"J____Hfl^* *"<•*/ ^Jwj Ta ______* B L a plan for orderly development teaching profession "many of . S_$IH •'¦ •¦ -^"-"-fip^J-^aSSlB ^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BM^SBBMiL - S HH. vVlBSBSrWU". v | , !¦______„*2 . 'H|hkM_MkMU J of the region, which consists of 11 and William Kwosek , Inde- us have had a share in improv- i ^ - tt*Ji^^flfl MMM ^P«>isR^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ II^^^^^ H^^^^ BiSk?^lni%? pendence, and Ronald E. Blunv . : ...v._____4______HlMM______i^^__E »,« i.i.^ft^. Buffalo, Pierce, Pepin, Trem- ing our image. " trWI ^^^^^^mitattmlmmw pealeau , La Crosse , Vernon and roer, La Crosse, one vote each. He asked educators to recall OTHER ejections: Crawford counties. the many remarks once said ¦ Highway committee — Russell TB__I^______BIH_ I______B A report on the commission's Paulson, about teachers but which aren't „._^_^______r&^______S______H______l_H______i______9 < Chimney Rock, and Ir- heard much any more progress was made to the Buf- win Hogden, Town of Ettrick, , among falo County Board of Supervis- them, "She looks like a teach- unanimously re-elected, and er." ors last week . Paul Lehman, Trempealeau, COUNTY representatives ire replacing Thorson. Lehman poll- THE THEME of Pennock's Arthur Hitt , Alma; Mayor Gay- ed 25 votes and Harley Alves- address was "I Am Proud of tad , Town of Sumner, 12. ^!_i______^^ ______J______lord Schultz, Mondovi , and Ar- the Teaching Profession! — i______l ______H^__f___H ^^^flHk : MM MM mmmmmjM thur Wolfe, Agriculture — Odell Schans- Are You?" and he asserted, "I "' ^ N \^M ^ mm Fountain City, new- berg, Lincoln, " r m W ly appointed to succeed Earl and John Walek, am proud to be a member of f ^f mmmmmmmmmmmmW KK' ' mm W^^^^MWmMmWwMMM MM m ^Mfm \ Independence, re-elected; Gor- a profession in which the ? ^^MMmmmmm WrnW^^' * > ' * mwWmmmmMmmWmmWM ' ^ i Blank, Cochrane, resigned. don Johnson, Hale, , : , ;^ AV ,. The annual replac- American people approve of the . - p^; :f' ,: Mm ^: Mm \MMm ^MMMMMW MWsM budget of the com- ing Lehman, and Lee Sacia , , COMCT CAL^Tr2,ooQa.«*fliiTOP ' mission is $10,0Q0,toward which quality of education they are ^jV^^HpJ ^HS' lKKllyfl ^a Gale, replacing Mrs. Lily Reich, receiving in the nation's public r "¦ ^\'m\ '.amm ymm\\M' ^^^mMmmmama\\l' aW^W' Buffalo County provides $660 per former county superintendent of v^ year. schools ." L ^ ' .^.9*. »$" v *J, oi ff" Jvj il ' ^^¦^mmmf mmWmWmfmmmW ' schools. In his case, Pennock said, ^ ^ mW. ^^m One-third the funds for the Trempealeau County Hospital "Teaching has offered so many Study would be provided by board of trustees: Arnold Bro- opportunities to welcome young the local commission, and two- vold, Ettrick, defeating John teachers into the profession — thirds by 701 federal planning Bjorklund, Eleva, succeeding regular teachers just entering funds/ Approximately 10 percent the late William Melby, Blair. the field, student teachers do- OWL MOTOR COMPANY wawmmmt¦ ef state funds could be made Brovold received 22 votes and ing their practice work ^*9MmWw. — and 4th I Main ¦ ¦ Winona, Minn. available through tlie Depart- Bjorklund, 17. this helps you to keep thinking ¦ > ^ ment of Resource Development County school committee — young." ¦ ¦ . I I II UHI Il M il ! III H II II I I ! I ; I III ! I I M I I . III, . ! ...Ill I .. I . L HI . . . ¦'- ' "UI - ¦¦_¦ . . I Jl...... U ...... -¦ „ Me r 1 i , ¦ . . "_ r T._, ¦ ...... ' " '.. '., . ¦ _ j . ¦ -. ,-, , ¦ ¦ ¦ ! 1 ¦ 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦":— ¦ .-.... . -.— .-- -TT7 -—- - - ._ ;¦ .. - —- ¦ ¦ n Winters, Centerville, __ _ ! , , r . '¦ >JK.. r' T»-.tt ¦ j . f^. - ' '..t ' LH. t't.HT I' _ '_ " -^ ' ¦ . . . . - ___ to supplement the county and It's a pleasure, he continued, . . . federal money. and E. B. Gunderson, Blair, re- to be working in a profession elected for 3-year terms. A TENTATIVE schedule ef which today offers so many RAISES FOR highway depart- challenges and one in which op- a two-year study, being planned ment employes effective Jan. 1 at the present time would In- portunities are afforded to do , are: Marvin Olson, bookkeeper, something different clude mapping; population, eco- from , te develop $425 to $450; Robert creativity and adaptability. nomic and land use analyses; Myhres, clerk, from $375 to general, transportation and re- $400, and Mrs. Nels Hegge, "TEACHING has taught me gional facilitiesplans; land Viae part-time assistant, $1.45 to $1.55 to be continuously a seeker of controls, model toning and mod- per hour. knowledge," he said in citing el subdivision regulation, and the need for intellectual curios- special studies. ity in a good teacher. The regional commission will Peerless Names He referred to a nationwide net supersede or take the place survey in which parents were of any county, town, village or Manager of asked to list in order or im- An important Question that city government or any plan- portance the five qualities they |B ning commission. Its functions Customer Service believed were most important •re of a research, planning and in a good teacher. ^^^^ advisory nature. Robert E, Valentine has been "I'm proud to be a member It will prepare general, com- appointed manager - customer of a , profession in which 'pa- you should consider NOW! prehensive plana of the river service for the Peerless Chain tience' is listed as the No. 1 ^^^SSI^»^__i basin area and tributaries for Co., according to James J. Car- quality parents desire In a good the counties included in the re- roll, general sales manager. teacher." gion. Valentine's duties will include A sense of humor, he noted, the coordinating of all activities was listed as the second most THE COMMISSION will con- reiaiing to cus- important attribute and Pen- duct all types of research stud- tomer service. nock commented, "I sincerely ies; collect and analyze data; It is • new post believe that there is no other HOW TO MAKE A prepare maps, charts and ta- and combines profession where it is so easy bles, and conduct all necessary ^S HB some of th« ac- to have a sense of humor than studies for the accomplishment tivities p r e v 1- in teaching where you're work- of its duties. It may make plans ously performed ing dally with children." for the physical, recreational by several sales and economical development of staff members. HE SAID he wai proud U the region; employ research Valentine ha? be a member of a profession and technical counsel; contract been with Peer- which, as time moves along, with agencies of government for less three years "receives so many 'fringe bene- river basin area surveys on —on the office fits' from students you have PROFITABLE '^|HK planning problems within the •nd sales staffs. Valentine taught . . . and I'm proud of region., and cooperate with pub- He graduated from St, Mary's a profession which has given lic and private agencies in mat- College in 1061. He is married, me the privileges of learning to ters relative to its functions and and he and his wife, Bonnie, much from truly great teach- " objectives. have five children. ers. During the banquet program vocal numbers were presented by H. O. Christen, accompanied THERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE by Jonelle Millam. WILL ^ IN THE Winona Homemaker Lessons to Begin Your Will has POWER .., the power to determine the future of those you love. Plans for Tuesday Afternoon ths settlement of your estate should not be deferred. Have your attorney draw your 'Will— LEWISTON, Minn. - "Family Preparedness for Natural Di- • document that demands th« experience of one thoroughly, acquainted with taxes, estate sasters" is the topic for the No- laws and your desires. Be sure that you name a competent executor when you make your vember lesson for the Winona County homemakers. Will. Much of your estate might unnecessarily sacrificed through costly errors, mistakes With the help of Cliff Hal- of judgment or lack of knowledge on the part of an inexperienced executor. sey, state rural civil defense agent , University of Minnesota, and Virginia Hohmann, the By naming The Merchants National Bank as your executor, you can make available to your OF 2187 STERLING SILVER, SOLID home agent, the lesson will be presented In a home situation family the composite knowledge and experience of a group of men skilled in business, invest- una to help homemakers to be pre- men and estate administration. Besides, a corporate executor offers GOLD AND GOLD FILLED t* the permanence pared to protect their families, not homes and farms in ease of a to ba found in an individual executor. We are in the best position to see to It that your Will widespread natural disaster. s Winona leaders will meet at i a profitable Will. the Louis Thill home, Winona Rt. 1, Tuesday at 1:30pm. Lew- One of our Trust Officers will be happy to discuss jour estate plan with you and your attor- iston leaders will meet at Cly- ney at your convenience. Mar Bowl Tuesday at 1:80 p.m. and St. Charles leaders will mcot nt City Hall Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Stop at aur Trust Department tomorrow and get ¦ IWj -^^^^ frea copy of "Hew to Make • Profitable Will". mmINCLUDING STERLING CHARMS FOR 1 S^il mm. mm COTTER H'GH, WINONA HIGH, ST. 1 NATIONAL ¦ k _J__| TERESA & WINONA STATE FOR 50c AUTO PROTE0TIOM in? e Bodily Injury Liability ___H_[-l-a^______illsas- M ERCHANTS .*v \,_Li • Property Damaga Liability • Wtdlc-I Paymtnt* • $1,000 Accidental Death • Uninsured Metorlttt All For ^afy^DcwL f¥ -ir $3.00 A I^Pp Cm You Get It? Ap YOUR LOCAL INDIPBNDEMT BANK MEMBER FEDERAL Q^fWScrm' PHILIP BAUMANN AOINCY DEPOSIT INSURANCE FULL SERVICE JIWILIRI /}/ UNCI IM! CORPORATION ^ 601 Main - Phona 1149 Disappointing Deer Shiners Hit 17 to Leave Deer Season Tuesday for Near Normal Ending Today Youth at Stockton Temperatures A Army Induction Many hunters 19-year-old Winona County Valley south of Stockton Sunday car, he said, drove away with- in Southeastern youth was treated for an ap- night and parked his car on out its occupants trying to find The largest number of Wi- Minnesota will put away their parently minor gunshot wound the farm driveway near a wasty out what they bad hit. nona County men to be sent for shotgun this evening without early today at Community Mem- out. GILE WAS DRIVEN to the induction through selective serv- Seen ThisWeek having any vension hanging in orial Hospital after be was mis- Seeing a light in a nearby sheriff's office by a companion, ice since the beginning of the A weekend that brought the the garage to cure. taken for a deer by "deer shin- field about 11:55 p.m., Gile Barbara Horlhan, 20, 255 E. ers" Broadway. current international emergen- coldest weather of the fall sea- The three-day, south of Stockton late Sun- walked into tbe field to investi- any-deer sea- day night. gate. He was about 40 feet Sheriff Fort alerted his pat- cy will leave Winona Tuesday son (16 Sunday morning) evap- son, closing at sunset orated rapidly Sunday night today, is Sheriff George L. Fort is in- from bis car when a flashlight rol car, which .was near Lew- morning. going down on deer hunting rec- vestigating the incident report- was shined at him, Gile told the iston at 12:25 a.m., to try to Mrs. Gladys Duxbury, clerk with heavy cloudy cover and ords as a very disappointing ed to him early today by Gene sheriff from a car on the road. apprehend the alleged "deer in the selective service office higher temperatures moving here one. The percentage, W. Gile, rural Minneiska. A shot was fired, ripping shiners," but no trace of the , said today that 17 reg- into the area and sending the of suc- vehicle was found. There are istrants will go to cess through the outside of Gile's Minneapolis thermometer to a warm 40 this , although not established GILE TOLD the sheriff that upper right arm; and the youth at least four different ways the for induction. Another 37 will CHURCH AWARD ... David Cichanowski, left, be- yet, will run mornnig, It still was only 41 at about 10 to 15 per- he had driven to his father's threw himself to the ground to shiners could have left the val- be aboard the same bus leav- came the third member of his family to receive the Ad noon. cent, or one deer for every 10 abandoned farm in Googin's avoid any further gunfire. The ley, however, Sheriff Fort point- ing at 5:45 a.m. for pre-induc- Altart Dei Boy Scout award at St. Stanislaus Church Sunday. Mostly cloudy tonight and hunters, wardens estimate. ed out. tion examinations. His mother, Mrs. Robert J. Cichanowski, watches the Rev. Tuesday is the prediction for Deputy Sheriff John Jensen The number of inductees is Leonard McNab present the award. (Daily News photo) Winona and vicinity with tha UNFAVORABLE weather and applied a bandage to Gile's 10 below the selective service show- a low deer chance of a few scattered population are the wound as first aid—although call for November, Mrs. Dux- ers. A low of 36-44 is predicted most common reasons advanc- Contractor Sues not much bleeding had occur- bury noted. She explained that for tonight and a high of near ed. Whatever the cause, the red. 27 had been available for fill- 50 Tuesday. shotgun hunters did not bring The sheriff took Gile to the ing the quota but that the num- 3rd Son in Family home the vension. • hospital where a doctor clean- ber of eligible, was reduced COLDER with little or no The sudden cold snap kept the For $1,600 Bill ed and sewed up the wound. by enlistment and college defer- precipitation is tbe outlook for deer bedded down; that was an 'THE BULLET made a hole ment. Wednesday. excuse in the Plaintiff Donald D. Walchak the signing, Walchak testified. A week of near normal tem- Whitewater region Walchak was to do the entire about the size of a pencil, the The ounty also failed to fill for the three days. Down in took the stand today in District Gets Scout Award peratures is predicted for Wi- job for a price of $4,315. sheriff said, in the front part its quota in October when the The third member of a Wino- School, Robert attended the Wil- nona and vicinity. Daily highs Houston County they claimed Court with the task, as his lawy- of Gile's right arm, about four call was for 11. Eight were the deer were The plaintiff testified that he na family Sunday received the derness Canoe Base Camp at -will average 35 to 41 and night- resting and feed- er had just told the jury, of subcontracted the digging of a inches below the shoulder. The sent for induction and two were ing in the large number of un- Ad Altare Dei Boy Scout award Ely this summer. He also is a time lows 18-25, said the extend- proving he was not paid in full trench for the footings. This was slug came out about an inch be- rejected. at St. Stanislaus Church. , predictions for the harvested corn fields. for work he did on a concrete ed forecast completed Oct. 2, 1964, Walchak hind the point of entry making The contingent will go to Min- He is DaVid Cichanowski, 15, member of Explorer Post 11, next five days. "The deer are simply not block building last fall. a hole roughly three times larg- neapolis for induction and pre- here " said; and he immediately began son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. It'll be a little colder Tuesday , was the seasoned expla- Walchsik, 1741 W. Wabasha pour the footings and er, according to the sheriff. induction examinations. nation of Willis work to Cichanowski, 602 Mankato Ave. His two older brothers, Thom- and Wednesday, wanner Thurs- Kruger, Waba- St., is suing Jerome J. and foundation wall. Aside from the fact that it Mrs. Duxbury said that most as, day and Friday and then colder sha County warden. Only one A member of Troop 10 at St. now a student at "Winona Jerome D. Borzyskowski, both was probably larger than .22- of those inducted in Minneapo- State College, and Michael, a again next weekend, said the fifth as many deer as a year THIS WORK took about two Stanislaus, Robert has been of 827 E. 4th St., to recover caliber, Sheriff Fort said he lis recently have been sent to active in church work. He has senior at Cotter, have received forecast. Little or no precipita- ago were hanging in locker $1,600 allegedly not paid him weeks. It was as he began to could not say what kind of fire- Fort Leonard Wood; Mo., for the same award. tion is forecast for the area in plants there. lay cement blocks for the walls been a Mass server six years for work on a 40-foot by 40-foot . arm fired the bullet. basic training. and has been patrol leader and The Rt. Rev. Msgr. N. F. the next five days, although up In Winona one locker plant building. that he consulted with both He said that he will investi- Gruikqwski gave a short history to one-quarter of an inch in oc- had 50 deer, or 15 more than a to determine assistant patrol leader of his Borzyskowskis gate the scene of the shooting troop. He is currently serving of the award during the 7:15 casional rain and snow is ex- year ago, while the 'Rolling- . THE PLAINTIFF said that he where they wanted the specified pected in the north and central stone plant was about contracted with the Borzyskow- today and talk further with the as a junior assistant Scout- a.m. service Sunday. The Rev. tbe same openings/ doctor who treated Gile. master. Leonard McNab, regions of the state. as 1964. Rushford and Houston skis in September, 1964 for the included provi- Registered Herd Mass cele- The contract A sophomore at Cotter High brant, presented the award. The low temperature previous plants reported fewer deer. building, which was to be 14 sion for 200 glass blocks to be to Sunday morning was 18 on feet high, have 3-foot footings, used as windows, Walchak said. Nov. 10. VIOLATIONS were plentiful a cement floor 4 inches thick, He testified that this would be Lost in Farm Wardens in Wabasha County have three overhead doors and enough for four windows. Council to Get THE TEMPERATURES rose made 26 arrests Saturday and three walk-in doors. At this point, the Borzyskow- to a high of 39 Saturday after- Sunday, mostly for uncased guns Attorney William A. Lindquist, skis asked for changes in the Spring Grove Man noon and just about the freezing in cars. Two rifle hunters were representing Walchak, intro- origuml contract, according to Fire at Taylor mark on Sunday. First ice ap- Recommendation peared in the quiet backwaters caught duced a copy of the contract in- Walchak. TAYLOR, Wis. (Special) ,- Two 15-year-old Rochester They asked for a partition of the river sloughs and small to evidence. It is undated and A fire of undetermined origin lake and ponds in the area. youths reported to Warden signed by Walchak and Jerome wall inside the building, one big Saturday night completely de- Kruger that their 10-point buck For Inspector Killed in Crash The temperature rose to 69 D. Borzyskowski. The elder overhead door instead of three stroyed the large modern bam SPRING GROVE, Minn. - A Spring Grove Sunday night. had been stolen from near their small ones, three additional The City Council, at its reg- on this day last year f an MondOtheray»-«;M P-m. THESE students have been The Carlmona Street section WINONA LODGE NO. II AF & A.M. Hotel Winona Sky Room J&^MJfa T^W Social* Nl'"g*hf* slated for com- A jy^yfa gtf ^,^ - Mondays attending four-hour half-day ses- of the school is AJ8U Stated Communication sions since classes started in pletion in early 1966. This sec- U.S. Repraiantotiv* Al Qui* will be the main speaker. September. Grades one nnd two tion, with a basement, will in- Tuesday, Nov. 76, 7:30 o' clock ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS 1®C R»m*mb«r th»te m«_ting« are open to youl INDEPENDENT have been meeting in the near- clude eight classrooms and Gtorg* M. Robartton Jr., W,M. Milton KnuLon, N.G. by city park-recreation building meeting rooms for the band. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmie Hatlo ] NASON ON EDUCATION 9t MappstwLJbi&L Wight How to Judge Hints on How A Good School By LESLIE J. NASON. Ed. D. becoming a better student. someone at school re- To Please Wife University of Southern Calif. — That By EARL WILSON minds your child about televi- NEW YORK - '•Nauonal-Be-Kind-To-Your-Wlfe Week," the Parents are often not quite sion shows, magazine articles gttttestboon to woman since peroxide and faisles, is now being sure whether or net the school or new books that might inte- observed in thousands of homes where husbands are asking, their children are attending is rest him or supplement his "What the hell kind of swindle is this?" up to standard. How can you ichoolwork. , At a secret meeting of the founder (me) and the national tell? In talking to your child, in — That extra-curricular chairman, Playwright Howard M. Telchmann, who chose tht speaking with his teachers, in school activities are not allow- winners who get theater tickets for proposing the most inter- observing activities during ed to interfere with regular esting kindnesses. events at the school, these are classwork except on rare occa- which parents Next year, "National Be-Kind- it," - Mrs. • Charles Bltner, things about sions. , . To-Your-Wife Week" will be big- Quakertown, Pa. should be concerned: While this is not a complete ger than Mother's Day. Anyway, "My husband goes fishing — That each of your child's list of desirable characteristics, here they are, with only initials every week and catches fish al- teachers and at least one per- any school that meets these used where husbands might be most every time. But I wish he son from the principal's or standards is an excellent one. embarrassed. And thank you, all wouldn't bring those smelly, counselor's office knows his un- how well you losers, for your witty sug- deaned fish home but would name, who he is end gestions, too? give them away or throw them he is doing in school. 20 of 62 Houston "My husband could be kinder overboard. I'll take steak any — That the class size is ap- If he would stop saying to our time." — Mrs. F. R. Doerrer, propriate to the course. For High Graduates friends, 'When I die, I want her Westfield, N.J. example, according to the ma- Winona s to remarry. I want to be sure ority of elementary school Attend College someone regrets my passing!' " "I wish my husband would teachers, the best-sized class stop giving my hair a yank —Mrs. H.E.L., Mt, Prospect for effective teaching is 20 to HOUSTON, Minn. (Speciall- Friendliest Ave., Newark. when I do something stupid. 25 pupils. graduating I'm going to be the only bald- Of the 62 students "I would really flip for just s Castro Flays — That at least some of the Houston High School last headed lady on the block." — Voice of ihe Outdoors from pat on the hip and a kiss on teachers experiment occasion- spring, 20 are in college ; 4 in the lip." - Mrs. Fred C. Dur- Phyllis Bernstein, Bound Ducks Have Departed so presented two plaques issued ally with new techniques in an ; one in Brook, N.J. vocational schools ling. Dallas. By Wednesday, the last day to the local chapter by the Min- endeavor to improve their me- nurse's training; 5 in the armed nesota Division of the league. "He could hold the ladder "I WISH my hnsband wonld Havana Attack of the Minnesota and Wisconsin thods. forces, and 5 are married. The ( duck season, most of the birds One was issued to the chapter remainder are working either ENTER while I paint — open the door sleep in the finished basement THAT THE library Is open and give me a rest from his will have gone south. Ducks for making its membership quo- — in their homes or are at some while I carry out the trash — ta last year. The other was is- for a period after school closes hand me the nails as I ham- heavy snoring." — Mrs. L. L., Unlimited report from Winni- of the businesses in nearby By Two Boats peg dated Tuesday sued for sponsoring the forma- as well as during study periods mer, and stop writing "I love Flushing. reads: towns. Only two are working HAVANA (AP)-Prime Min- tion of a new chapter in Wichita, in case the students wish to use than 50 miles from home. LIQUORS ' more you in the dust on the fur- "All I ask is that my own "A minor cold front passed Kan. This new chapter is it, Comer Mark 4 Center " ister Fidel Castro has blamed the Eleven are enrolled at "Wino- niture. — Mrs. Arnold Rago, particular sweet charming hus- through Manitoba and east- first organized in Kansas. They — That assignments require Kenilworth, N.J. the United States for a hit-and- na State College; 7 at the Uni- band turn off the radio and TV ern Saskatchewan Oct. 26 J already have 500 members and work with library books and pa- and two (Across From Tha ' with BASEBALL and MORE versity of Minnesota, "MY HUSBAND it always run attack by two boats on a and 27. Migration increased/ it is believed it will have 1,000 perbacks as well as with text- at Rochester Junior College. Milwaukee Depot) telling my friends that our kit- BASEBALL and FOOTBALL, residential section of the Hava- during this period. It way members in the near future. books. Army and and STILL MORE FOOTBALL Two are in the U.S. chen is the only place files visit na waterfront. One woman was further stimulated by A . — That teachers and counse- one each in Air Force, Navy and S. G., and give me one sportless more severe outbreak of po- Harold Gates, a local dele- lors are readily available for to commit suicide." — " — Sally Robinson, Al- reported injured slightly. Marines. New Hyde Park. week. lar air which covered /the gate to a conservation work- conferences. bemarle, Rd., Brooklyn. Meanwhile, the U.S. govern- entire prairies Nov, 3, when ' smoo- "There's only one kindness/l shop held in Minneapolis — That the school runs "The nicest thing my husband ment began a seallft of refu- temperatures in the north- last month and sponsored by thly; rules for satisfactory stu- Wabasha Outlook care to repeat/To himself he could do is stay as kind as he ern parklands fell to 10 de- set forth clear- , cold gees from Matanzas, Cuba.*.The the Minnesota Division of dent conduct are Meeting on Thursday iaaaaaaa K should keep/His cold it. I work nights, and he takes grees accompanied by light the league, gave a compre- enforced. feet." — Edna Heins, White* chartered excursion boat Skip- ly and are firmly WABASHA, Minn. - The out- marvelous care of the children, snow. By Nov. 6 migration hensive report to the chap- That the Student Govern- stone, N.Y. per K took 108 Cubans to Key — look meeting for livestock and cooks their supper, makes was complete, except for the ter. Such things as bill- ment makes an honest effort Thursday at "The kindness I want Is a Fla., Saturday night and usual small concentrations crops will be held breakfast, takes them to West, boards and junkyards, polu- to work with the administrators 8 p.m. in the Wabasha High sense of humor. My husband church; he has not forgotten another 94 Sunday. of die-hard mallards on open tion and wilderness areas on methods of handling disci- bought me a gift, a plaque that School agriculture room. It was those precious words, 'In sick- holes , where they will re- were discussed at the work- pline, social events, the school that says, 'Come in, sit down, re- The State Department had no main until driven out by fi- shop. incorrectly reported Sunday ness and in health, till death paper, sports and clubs. the meeting would be Wednes- lax, converse. Our house do us part.' I want him to con- comment on Castro's charge of nal freeze-up or heavy snow. Shooting Hours —. That your child is exposed day. doesnt always look like this. tinue to love me as I love U.S. responsibility for the straf- At no time was there a to all types of examinations; Sometimes it's worse.' I love him." — Mrs. Charles Prime- ing attack early Sunday. But grand passage. The birds The following times for the standard short-answer exams — rono, East Syracuse, N.Y. Cuban exile sources in Miami arrived and departed over opening and closing of the lo- those in wheib he is asked to • •aaeeee>dfe®4>tv$®{$ WINONA DAILY NEWS So there you have it, but is said it was the work of RECE several days, moving during cal deer season are official write about something and —the Cuban Representation in the hours of darkness." times for Winona. Today the ) National Be-Klnd-To-Your-Wife those in which he works out f Tuesdays Only | MONDAY, NOVBMHH ttlW Week really a good thing"? Is Exile—and that the two boats season opens at 7:01 a.m. and problems in his own way. He Goose Season Open closes at 4:41 p.m., on Monday SPEC,AL VOLUMB IW. NO. aa it SAFE? Louis A. Safian of returned safely to their base should as well get experience (•) "somewhere in the Caribbean." The wild goose season along the opening is 7:03 a.m. and ~ m Mahopic, N.Y., doubts it. "I the Mississippi River in Minne- in examinations of different SAUERBRATEN PvblltlM. Oilty Dtttpt Saturday and Hot- attention The Communist newspaper closing at 4:40 p.m. | Miy* by StapuMlcan ind llarafd Publl*V praised and paid some sota and Wisconsin is still open. ¦ lengths from a 10-mlnute quiz (ft) Luncheon _ lm Company. Ml Frtnklln St., Winona, to my wife,'f he says, "and the Granma said Mrs. Rosa Reyes to a semester examination cov- Minn, Almaguer was hit in the left The Minnesota season closes Including mashed pota- W poor woman still hasn't recov- Dec. 10 and Wisconsin on Dec. The original dimensions of the ering an entire course. ® toes, vegetable, roll, /g\ SUBSCRIPTION RATS! ered from the fright." foot bya 50-caliber machine-gun 17 a month later than the Washington Monument were butter and beverage. ™ Stasia copy — 10c Dally, Me Sunday while she was asleep in , THAT teachers talk to him >gi TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Joe bullet duck season. There was a good changed as a result of research — Dallvarad by Carrltr-far Waak 80 eanti her apartment building. No oth- by George Marsh, a United about how well or how poorly U watka S11.7I O wxfca ttl.10 E. Lewis consulted a palmist, sized flock of geese In the Weav- $1-00 • but all she found In his palm er casualties were reported. er area last Thursday, States minister to Italy. A true he prepares a paper or writes ® By mett ttrtetty In adVMtai aapar atop- obelisk, he reported, would have an examination. He should be /a. Serving from 11 a.m. (•) JBr E . PM on axplratKn data. was a highball glass. Castro, in a nationally tele- W> toJ:1S p.m. at tha ^ ^ THAT: Jim- Closed areas on tbe ref- a height about 10 times its base Sven detailed suggestions for ^T In Fillmore. HouiMn, Olnutad, Winona, WISH I'D SAID vised speech, said gunfire from lprovement. Wtbaina, Buffalo, Jtekaon, papln and Dean reports on a small uge are still closed for the width, hence the monument's my one of the boats was intended protection of geese, f inal proportions:555 f eet — That your child be given Trtmpaalaau eountln and irmad fereii Midwest town he once visited: but af- 5-44 ' Garden Gate * Telephone Your Want Ads paraormal In tha contlmntal Unltad Statu, to hit the waterfront residence ter Nov. 17, the last day of inches high to a base 55 feet specific guidance from time to or ovtraaaa with APO tr pro addratttt: "One year seven men ran for of President Osvaldo Dorticos Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker. 1 yaar ...... SUM i montha tltt — and there the duck season, these areas 1-% inches square. time in the important task of ®®@®®©08 \ month <1JH the Job ol mayor but hit the nearby National was nobody left to vote for are open to trapping, deer Aquarium instead. The newspa- hunting and fishing. All othar aubscrtptlonii them." Geese 1 month il -Qlmonttia Uli per said Dorticos was at home are protected therein. « monthi M.001 yaar 111.00 REMEMBERED QUOTE: at the time. Wisconsin deer hunters land changa ot addrau, netteaa, undaltv- "You can't hold a man down Waving his arms, Castro said: , whose arari coplaa.a uoacrlptlon ordan and othar without staying down with "Whom can we make responsi- season opens Nov. 20, will be Nam, mill Nami to Winona Duly P.O. him." — Booker T. Washing- ble for these stupidities except able to hunt the closed area. Sacond dan peataea MM •* Winona ton. the government of the United However, Minnesota hunters ol Sox 70. Winona, Minn* iS90. deer must stay out, since their Minn. Henny Youngman claims that States? Whom can we blame ex- cept the CIA which has spon- season locally closes before the during New York's recent Big duck season. Blackout, Mayor Wagner wired sored all types of stupidities Pres. Johnson: "I know you against this country?" Ikes Meeting mmM L AND COMPANYte W<7 like to economize by turning out Granma said tho attackers The monthly meeting of 4%. If used 20mm cannon and auto- CPPa// lights - but this is ridiculous!" the Will Dilg Chapter of the c^n«r 14.00 ^gfr U S) NITIS~7:M4i1l . . . That's earl, brother. matic rifles as well as 50-caliber Izaak Walton League was ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ist-tst-tt* machine guns. held Thursday night at its MATINIES-1:1f cabin on Prairie Island. In spite of bad roads M*-S0*-7I# Ettrick Without to the Bob Hope Gets cabin, 102 members were "!! Power 4Vi Hours Actors' Award present. | ENDS TUES President Stanley I (Special) HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Bob Ledebuhr ETTRICK, Wis. - announced the committee mem- There were many cold houses Hope, who never has won an acting Oscar, got an Oscar of bers for the coming year. He al- in Ettrick Saturday morning ^OBaHeVLaa______1 ^^____r ^kAAFQ v>* M F ^MM ^MMT after the village was without sorts Sunday from actors. »»""""a»aaaa>'ana»a-a»-MaM___M_____M ^^^— electricity 4H hours. It was re- President Charlton Heston of ^^^^^^^^^^^^ MM\f ^^ the Screen Actors Guild pre- ported that a motorist struck ml WMMMMMMm ______j ^^^^______kt ^^______L ^mwmmt a light pole in South Beaver sented the comic with the St. Casimir's Guild's first annual award "for ¦ ¦ Creek at 2 a.m. and caused T=llBMa.»W»wa ^aaS__Wa ____M__M- ,, -• i i — the outage, fostering the finest Ideals of the BAZAAR CCXUM&LA riOUtESraMsfi ¦ acting profession." The award is an onyx and mMmmmmmmm *^**^*^^^^^^^^^^^^______H ^^^ ^ ^^^^Tl ^^_^_^_^_^ MMmW ' RlchardWidmark Jf Prince of Wales bronze version of the ancient ^ Grecian masks of comedy and mm\m\\\\r ^ ^^^siaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaB ^aisisisisisB HI^BBISB ^OsisisisisisisisA m^mWMM 17 Years Old tragedy. , FINALE (AP) - Charles, Meanwhile military officials LONDON In Bangkok said Hope will visit Prince of Wales and heir to the Thailand and Viet Nam next -"¦^JOTBIttsttrtwr British throne, observed his 17th month to entertain U.S. troops TONIGHT birthday Sunday at Gourdotu- during Christmas. STARTS WED. toun Schooi In Scotland. Flags flew on public buildings "AN EVENING WITH THE in the British capital and other Ii MMMMMVOmA-M;lJ.I» a!MIIWiT mT» cities but It was because ef Re- ROYAL BALLET" ' ¦ DEC. 1-2 e 4:0#-7:45 membrance Sunday, marking __^__^__&Bl^f ' , - ^______T______Hk_BsjaaaH0 |_J ______K_;__|__H______^_^_^_^_^_^_HLia>>>\ the annual observance of the __^__^^__^__^__^__^ _HH__flB___| MMMMMMMM^__ ^Sim a^a>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>i ______Bi^&______H World War I Armistice and trib- ute to the dead of two world wars. ISflfc,c :\ TSK-;_J_ 4Sa^^ejE^p^^. awt^*&^aaaS^aa^a^^Sa_ ^" _^^E^^^^^^^J^Ba^__^_B ¦jWR-SaaaKlM-iBaH 51J» W. fJ IH iC^^V-V I A^^H QCKE!AT 7:30 JS*-$1.0O-»1_S . ^______^_^_HIS___M______r _aVt&1_j______F PASSES NOT HONORED HUNTERS F lHear the «^HI| T9£IH f d^«renc^ ,\IMIIBHH|||KIBI^^^^H H BRING US YOUR \ secon | ENDS TUES. | \ :-. AO ^SlWBUWHli ^y iWM "n*""" From Sonotone research comes «n exciting new devel- auuraMi DEER HIDES opment to help solve your hearing problem. 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ONE WEEK ONLY! -OR WRITI - ESKILhVllllaiWVWOfl^ |__8K Jorstad's Get an easy-zip Tapestry Tote Bag _I SONOTONE OF ROCHESTER HBflH ^\gBH_!BBaI Sporting Goods La Craacant Zumbro Hot.I P.O. Box IM FREE with purchase of Eskiloos Boots. STARTS WED. Rochattsr, Minn. Two Incumbents Creek. The couple celebrated No Fountain Filinas SflO O Visit Linahan s Inn File at Utica Ettrick Man their 65th wedding anniversary in 1961. FOUNTAIN, Minn. - No one tSST UTICA, Minn. — Two persons filed for the Fountain village have filed for Utica village of- Legreid erected all the build- election Dec, 7. Incumbents fice, according to Clerk Roder- 97 Years Old ings on his farm, where he whose terms expire the end of has lived Mobilheat ick Kreczke. nearly 67 years. Still the year are 0. D. Krogen, may- ETTRICK,Wis. (Special) - active , he is up and about the or; Herbert Kendall, trustee, Treasurer Chalmer Perry and Close friends and place each day. Mrs. Legreid, Trustee A. J. King filed to suc- relatives ob- and Hiram Johnson, treasurer. served Henry Legreid's 97th 90, also is in good health and FUEL OIL ceed themselves. No one filed assists with the household Advtrtlsemtnt Burns Cleaner birthday with him at his home for mayor to succeed Dale Hul- duties. and Hotter shizer, grain merchant. The near Hegg Friday. They have two sons, Lester, election will be Dec. 7. He was born In Norway in GETTING ' - ¦ Newark, N.J., and Melvin, who UP JOSWICK FUEL 1868. When he was 12 he came operates the home farm. They LODGE AT LEWISTON to this country with his par- grandchildren. AfterNIGHTS X. common »dney K or TBladder" It- & OIL have five ntatlons often occur and may make you LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) ents. The family settled on what ¦ ' tense and nerrom from too freaaent 901 East Sanborn St, — Harmony Lodge 43 will meet now is the Stanley Herreid passages Doth day and night. Second* farm aril* TOO may lose sleep and suffer Irom Phona 3389 at 8 p.m. today at the lodge in North Beaver Creek. PATIENT AT La Crosse Headache*, Backache and feel old, tired, depressed. In such Irritation, CYSTEX rooms. Russell Church and Earl Henry married Caroline Mrs. Paul Hahn, 222 E. 5th usually brings fast, relaxing aomfort by Where you get more Tieot Drenckhahn head the refresh- Quammen May 30, 1896, at First St., is a surgery patient at Lu- curbing Irritating germs in strong, add at lower cost. 2£i2JJ£(t _ J _ »n»I|teaic_?.ln relief. Get ment committee. Lutheran Church, North Beaver theran Hospital, La Crosse. OTBTKX at droggrsta. Veal better fast. ~* / hoate?s ^Jk ^<^\ LOUNGE ... Trying 1 out stools in the Sunday. Some areas, still to be finished, cocktail lounge are some of the 5,000 people were closed to visitors. (Daily News photo) who examined facilities of the new motel Mediterran ^f^l ables ¦ • 1 ... 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DINING ROOM ... Seating 250 persons Furniture and decor are contemporary and at capacity, the motel dining room can be floors are carpeted. (Daily News photo) divided into smaller units hy movable walls. Encouraged by bright fall Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. It will The full force of 50 employes weather, an estimated 5,000 peo- be open seven days a week, Lin- will begin work Tuesday, Lina- ple trooped through the new ahan said. The dining room will han said. R. F. Potratz, former- Linahan's Inn Sunday in a day- be open every day except Sun- ly with Hotel Winona, is assist- long open house exposition. day, according to present plans. ant manager. Some parts of the new 80-unit motor hotel, still days away from completion, were cordoned off. Several completed rental units were opes, as were the dining room, cocktail lounge, ^hoates' coffee shop , and kitchen. l/ ¦ I Tuesday will be the motel's first business day, according to l/ William Linahan, president of I linahan's Inn, Inc., and gener- J al manager. Dining room fa- cilities will open at 5 p.m. Ap- proximately 50 guest rooms will be ready for use, Linahan LAMP TABIE 23" x 23" 22" High^| ^^^ ^ ij/lyJ \J\f j said, with the balance becoming ''^m -^^ ^m available later. Still to be com- pleted are four double suites HI —i and some other interior finish- * ' ing. ¦ The coffee shop will open I • i * f Six File for Elba Village Election ELBA, Minn. — Six per- sons have filed for the village election at Elba Dec. 7. avin Mayor Norman Boettcher is gs| - opposed by Donald Kingsley , fS French Provincial and Italian Provincial Tables . \L , handsomely j bulk oil tank service dealer. Op- IfflPt posing Miss Violet Loppnow for trustee is Bernard Ellringer, M\ crafted in soft, brown tone Fruitwobd finish . Bases are | ¦¦ !& ¦ 11 ¦¦ MWmmwmm ^^^ ^^W trucker. »; 11 *M amm^ ^¦W. 1 Unopposed for re-election are Peter Kronebusch, treasurer, elegant ly deta i led and marble tops are finished with 1 constable. and B. F. Kirch, sg tfl 0 ^' ^^_^^_ ___ \S_s. \MMMMMMwr 11 beautifully scrolled edges. I Your Social Security Make your choice from four most wanted styles. 1 Q. I receive social secur- ity disability benefits. My wife and daughter were en- titled until February when my daughter became age Famous Name J 18. I understand that rny I daughter can get benefits again as a student under age 22. Does this mean that Billfolds ( my wife can get benefits I again, also? I 1 A. No. A wife is eligible only if she is age 62 or has a child under age 18 (or a disabled For Men f child) in her care who is re- 1 i ceiving benefits. Benefits can- P not be paid a mother whose 1 only child receives benefits af- ter 18 because he attends school. Q. How will I know I am SPECIAL covered by the Medicare program? j A. If you axe age 65 or over j getting social security or 2.98 and I Reg. $500 - $7.50 and $10.00 railroad retirement benefits, | you qualify automatically for hospital insurance. An applica- tion for tbe medical insurance I • FIRST QUALITY has been mailed to you. U you are 65 or over and have not fil- 1 CHOICE OF CALF COWHIDE ed for social security or rail- • , f road retirement , you should I AND FINE MOROCCO LEATHER ; got In touch with your social security office. I I # VARIETY OF STYLES :> I I & AND HEIR SEE I • YOU'LL RECOGNIZE THE | Paul Anka I NAME IMMEDIATELY ! 1 • BUY SEVERAL FOR ? ON SCOPITONE ST CHRISTMAS GIVING |f ! ' I 11 Layaway Now for Christmas 1 LANG'S Bar Men's Department | 179 iAST THIRD if »iii __M_M__M____M_MMM_J,,_,...,,,_,, > ¦ «..«. OTiJ-yiiwii'irfiiiiwaraTiyr^iwfa wmsrsiiiM ifr_nfiimwM>wi'»' u niimiw ni i mini in mn mi nn mn ir MMi _niiiii Hiniiiiniiin_niinniiii«iiiii iiiiiiiiinii -.~ -aMa4«a>_i^-(a^ — since the names were publicly given by FREEDOM WASHINGTON CALLING Thoughts at Random — the Public Examiner. The newspaper received a number of From Ed itor's Notebook telephone calls from people berating the newspaper for publishing the names. The London to Glow THI PEDIRAL oovtrnment, being re- callers said publication of the namea had ferred to more and more a» "Big Daddy, "humiliated and ruined" tha families ot will do and is doing lots of things for lots of the employes, that it wasn't a very serious offense, and the accused "good guys." For Christmas individuals and organizations hut some of By MAMUS CfflLDS the policies Of the Small Business Admin- After the utility board punished the affluent aur- LONDON - They are preparing to give the istration, for example, are just plain stu- employes with a three-week suspension pid. without pay, the newspaper received many calls from people who said the "gutless" , SBA makes or participates in loans up " "togrted utility board merely slapped the wrist" Cliu. and hl> retodwr Jto *M£*taft_;:£. fo $350,000 for all sorts of thlnga — ski of the "thieves "; that much harsher pun- 't slopes, bowling alleys, restaurants, and the ishment was warranted , and why didn the newspaper do something about the in idea's history are like — and provides working capital for giv- whitewash? fairly predictable. And plant construction, conversion or expan- en a pea-soup fog, rain and tters to The sion, for machinery and other equipment. The moral : You can't win. drizzle, which are surely Le All well and good. But it refuses to loan predictable, the vital center Editor «m8ll breweries a penny because its prod- * will be frozen into immobil- THOUSANDS OF •old. r partem• , it it re- uct is an alcoholic beverage. ity- (Editor** Note: let*; ported, fire passing up a real bargain on Cries of alarm, plans, pro- ten must b$ itmptf oUi The Fountain Brewery at Fountain City, medicare. Thus far, about 12 percent of posals - these are heard o) reasonable ItngtH and Wis , recently declared bankrupt undoubt- those replying have refused the doctor cov- on every hand. What to do signed by thi oritur. edly could have been saved by a $75,000 erage which begins next July at a cost of about it with approximate- Bono fide names of alt car for ¦ small business loan. This-would have been only $3 a month. The reasons given show ly one passenger letter-toritttrt mill b» good business because when the brewery every six persons and the published. No religious, some confusion They already have private the , it paid ,000 a greatest concentration in - medical or. personal con- was in full operation $100 coverage (but lt costs more), or they don't something year to Uncle Sam in revenue taxes. Think London area is troversies are accept- want to change doctors (there's no need else again. For what is hap- able.) of it — a million dollars in ten years ! Cer- to). Others give no reason, and officials pening here is a worldwide tainly seems to us that a loan of $75,000 suspect they may be getting bad advice phenomenon — the strang- Says Conditions at to $i00.0O0 would have been worth it. from somebody. ulation of the cities by the Dog Pound "Terrible" mass-produced auto: Another example: Recently Secretary To the Editor: If an older person elected "no, " he can past year this re- of Agriculture Orville Freeman ordered In the An acquaintance recent- switch before March 33, 1066, by writing porter has observed the phe- cutting in the Canadian boundary ly came into my store and timber to Social Security Administration, P.O. nomenon with its resulting stay began to canoe area reduced by almost 50 during her waters Box 1363, Baltimore, Md. But be sure to frustration, mounting cost talk about her experience in percent. This at the same time the Small state your social security number in the and, certainly not least, the trying to get a dog for her Business Administration was making loans letter. growing cloud of noxious child. She had read that to sawmills in the same area. fumes poisoning the air in there were some nice dogs cities around the globe. Rio at the dog pound at your Did you know that it is perfectly pos- de Janeiro suffers from wild City and wished to look at sible now for a rural landowner to get fed- traffic jams and, given cer- them but when she went eral cost-sharing funds for building a pond IN YEARS GONE BY tain atmospheric conditions, there the conditions were so or lake on his property and have that body smog like that in Los Ang- terrible not only dirty but ef water stocked, free of charge, with fin- Ten Years Ago . . 1955 eles. Rome rates near the unsanitary. , gerlings from federal fish hatcheries, that Yvonne Erickson, 16-year-old Cotter High top m traffic strangulation The dogs were eating rats, jams a day in you can get government loans for buying School senior , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- with not two the grounds and houses ford Erickson, has for the second consecutive narrow, historic streets but were so filthy that she just boats, dealing camping grounds and build- four, hi Rome business peo- tog lodges for fishermen? year won the Winona Jaycee-sponsored Voice turned around and left. Now of Democracy contest. ple go home for lunch and the Humane Society should shops and offices are shut be notified about this and But nary a cent for a small brewery Eighteen members of the St. Mary's Col- for a three- or four-hour in- which would return $100,000 a year in rev- lege International Relations Club, accompanied also the city officials. Some THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND terval. Paris is high on the one is very negligent about enue taxes! by Brother J. Robert, F.S.C., attended a re- strangulation scale, and New gional IRC convention at St. Paul. Secretary his job and should be re- York straggles in vain as primanded severely. for the region is Robert Hoffman, Winona. streets are clogged with THI CHAMBER OF Commerce• hts R. B. Lawton * * cars parked double and even Pepin, Wis. thrown in the sponge on Steamboat Days, Twenty-Five Years Ago ... . 1940 Dominican Defense Chief triple. our highly successful summer promotion A recently purchased set of colors consist- The word crisis is much which draws thousands of visitors and has abused in our time, but it Reader Disgusted ing of a large silk American flag and similar With TV Reruns given our beautiful city much favorable size American Legion Auxiliary banner were would seem to apply to the publicity. dedicated at the meeting of the Auxiliary unit Transfers Funds in U.S. tyranny of the motorcar as To the Editor: of Leon J. Wetzel Post No. 9. it threatens the life of cit- It has been a long dreary Now the question is, who is going to By DREW PEARSON taken out at night, shot, pert with a shotgun. Hunt- ies constantly expanding. day and all I had to do was , Edward J. Sievers and Ernest C. Mahike carry on? Should it be pile organization W^HINGTON - The sec- and then dumped into the ing on the vast Alabama The latest reports on air to write letters and watch have been named delegates to the state con- retary of defense of the river. It's become a-creas- estate of Ex-Congressman pollution and lung cancer in- television. I wrote letters such aa the Winona Activity Group or a vention of the Izaak Walton League to be held combination of all civic organizations—the Dominican Republic, Com- ingry obvious that the Unit- Frank Boykin of Mobile in dicate a heavy toll of cancer but the television programs in Minneapolis Dec. 12 and IS. modore Francisco J. Rivera were terrible. Some weeks Chamber of Commerce has excluded itself ed States will have to 'per- April 1964, Cong. Sikes, to- and emphysema in the not- Caminaro, has transferred suade' the right-wing gen- too-distant future with the ago we were promised -—such as the Jaycees, Lions, Rotary, Ex- Fifty Years Ago . . . 1915 $53,410 from Miami to New erals to step down in the gether with Gen. Nathan increasing concentration of something new. change and Kiwanis clubs, some of the W. G. Garlich of the YMCA and Merle York with notice of the same way it persuaded Twining, former chairman poisons. The future of our All I can get is mostly more active women's groups and perhaps Jewell and Pyron Smith returned from-Minne- transfer being sent to his General Wessin Y Wessin, of the Joint Chiefs of Staff , urban civilization turns on old reruns and. for a good even younger groups such as the Boy apolis where they witnessed the defeat of Chi- former home at 4518 Gretna the right-wing junta com- Ed •'"" Ball of Jacksonville, whether an answer can be part of the time the reruns Scouts or other Community Chest support- cago by the Minnesota football team. Street in Bethesda, Md. mander, to go to Miami .. . found. are run two days in succes- This column has obtained Only then will peace, quiet Fla., and R. A. Learnard, ed organizations. Macadamizing of the road up the hill to sion. Sometimes I could a photostatic copy of the and civilian government be vice president of Alcoa, was OPENING UP the cities almost beat the speakers to Perhaps a non-profit corporation should Witoka at the head ol Pleasant Valley is now notice of transfer sent by restored to the beleaguered arrested for shooting turkey for more traffic with free- completed and in fine condition for travel. the words.,: Then the stage be formed to sponsor this event which has the First National City Bank Dominican Republic. over a baited field. ways and under-passes is al- is full of drippy nosed kids. of New York to "Francisco most inevitable self-defeat- come to be known aa one of the state's out- Neutral observers empha- Host of the hunt, Ex-Cong. They speak for most part Seventy-Five Years Ago ... 1890 J. Rivera" in Bethesda. The size that President Hector ing, since the number of like sixth grade kids in a standing summer festivals and which pro- date of the transfer was Boykin, like a proper south- cars constantly outstrips the motes Winona as a scenic area and home The agitation for a suitable Opera House for Garcia-Godoy, who was country school. Winona has again started and this time it is June 14, 1965. It notes that picked by the United States ern gentleman, didn't want very costly means taken to of our now-famous Steamboat Museum. "a check from the First to trouble his guests over The advertisers are right proposed to organize a stock company for $50, to take over during the accommodate them. Three there to get theirs en the National Bank of Miami the hunting violation so sent years ago London complet- It would be a shame to see this event too. Dominican political imbrog- reruns and all. It is little credited to your account. lio, is doing a statesmanlike Dick Boykin to the county ed the Hyde Park Corner go by the boards. The dedication of the new Lutheran church Amount $53,410.00." The ac- courthouse in Chatom to pay more than a legalized rack- job but that his chief prob>- - underpass at a cost of close et. Whoever is responsible at Fountain City will take place and the Rev. count number of the Domi- the fines. It was all sup- , How about some Letters to the Editor lem remains the remnants to $15,000 000. This was the for this condition should be Philip Von Rohr will take part in the services. nican secretary of defense posed to be handled very answer to one of the city's with constructive suggestions as to how we of the old Dominican mili- made to sit and watch the is 07615841. tary junta under Rivera Ca- discreetly, but a reporter worst bottlenecks. Today, can keep our great summer celebration One Hund red Years Ago . . . 1865 From Dominican authori- recognized the big names however, program for a full week. A minaro. the jams that day like this they have a going — and make it even better? The exhibition of the stereopticon at the ties it was learned that on the court record and froze traffic at Hyde Park Commodore Rivera Camina- captive audience. courthouse was well attended. The scenes were THE MOST famous fine wrote a story that went out Corner are simply trans- ro has been in the military ever assessed on a con- on the Associated Press ferred to I could count on the fing- • • • illuminated by a genuine Drummond light , and services of the republic on Picadilly and ers of one hand every kid THE BEST ARGUMENT we can make gressman for illegal hunt- wire all over the country. Knightsbridge as the car comprised views of our own and foreign coun- a modest salary all his life. that does a real job of act- against closing of more Milwaukee Rail- tries. ing has not only been nol- Sikes was all upset over population grows each road crossings is the situation His salary as secretary of pressed but finally cleared the publicity and thereafter month. ing. We all know who they which has defense is about $600 a up. began a series of legal ma- The remedy is are so I will not mention developed with the temporary closing of month. freeways, any names. Franklin Street for repairs — now in its It involves Rep. Bob Sikes nipulations to change the underpasses and elevated of western Florida, a max court record. No less than highways is not Even some of the supposed fifth week. THE FIRST National City only costly leading characters'talk Bank of New York has been who loves to hunt and who the head of Alabama's and self-defeating but all like has taken a vigorous stand game and fish department, too often it a country boy at a school To reach the Daily News plant, for ex- Try and Stop Me the official banker for the destroys the lyceum. ample, if you live north of the tracks, you Dominican Government for in Congress against any Charles Kelley, came all the character and the beauty By BENNETT CEKF many years. Many Latin regulation of firearms un- way from Montgomery to of a city with every aspect must drive six blocks out of your way east der the Dodd bill. Sikes is Chatom to be ready to testi- Peter F. Loughrey to cross at Hamilton street or five blocks Americans have used Mi- of life subordinated to the Worshippers of Joe Dl Maggio , Mickey ami banks for depositing a part-time major general fy in person that he was juggernaut of the motorcar. 415 W. Sanborn St. out of your way west to cross at Main. Mantle, Stan Musial , and Sandy Koufax funds when they leave their in the reserves, and an ex- satisfied Sikes was innocent. Screams of rage arise as The delays in repairing the Franklin will have to admit that the most glittering country or when making the engineers sweep away would expect to keep your transfers from their grand piano or your moth- Street crossing, one of the city' coun- dwellings and ancient land- s most im- baseball star of them all — in a class by try. marks te carve er-in-law parked in the portant thoroughfares, out new un- are intolerable. himself—was George Herman Ruth—"The Francisco J. Rivera Ca- JhsL $VdL obstructed thoroughfares. street?" minaro was formerly naval Settled neighborhoods Fortunately, the City Council has shelv- Babe." The Babe could generate more ex- are ANOTHER remedy attache attached to the Do- abruptly transformed with pat ed the controversy over more crossing citement by merely striking out than an- forward in London as in minican embassy in Wash- the citizen having little cr closings for the time being. other player could by making a grand slam ington, at which time he no recourse. other cities WkwSrfH. richt^onsne»*.—Romans 4:3. Caminaro was regrouping the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on confusion , frustration and woe. his forces around Santo Do- proposal here is: No garage jour pi.tes. hold false festfe mora or off-street parking place SWi * they feel mow ownfort- mingo as if planning a mili- able. hew) not sour. dhao___ "p»U . .From the Japanese , the GI*s have tary takeover." — no auto license. This °4ar bmth". Oat FAflrHIT* at picked up "number one" as an expression would presumably help to «rui ottuttfti- •vsrywhavs. , "T" WINONA THE COLUMN also re- clear the DAILY streets. As one ¦¦ ' NEWS oi ¦¦ ¦ of approval , and "number ten" as one of ' . i . ¦ i . An independe nt ported the officials disapproval These two phrases seem to Newspaper — Established I8SS that "Rivera Ca- of the Ministry minaro was of Transport put have l>eon learned by every in command all it: "Why Vietnamese in W. F. WHITK G. R. CLOSWAY C. E. LINDEN during the recent military should you expect to "You Publisher keep Saigon . Number One , " says the cab Exec. Director Business Mpr. rule and it was under him "It caused my minister to forget most of his your car In the public and Editor Il WESTERN II driver if given a Rood tip. "You Number & Adv. Director that political prisoners were sermon." street any more than vou ¦ ¦ ' 1 " !•" ' ' . -V '¦'.. ' nn .1 . ,IBS-*!) Ten says tlie street vendor if his books W. ,). COI . IC Avoi.ru BKBMKK A. J. KIKXBOSCST THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker and BLUE BLAZI NO. 1 are not bought Mniinginp Editor City Editor Circulation Hat. Hart ."Hootch'' means tent or hut or L. S. B KONK F. H. K I .ACGE L. V. ALSTON FUEL OIL apartment , apparently derived from the Composing Svpt. Press Supt. Engraving Supt. M.U Japanese ouelii , or house. Per Gal. W IU . IAM H. ENGLISH GORDON HOI.TB * • * Comptroller Sunday Editor GASOLINE HOW A NEWSPAPER i» damned If it MKM *.:R or TH_ A.SSOUMM > FRICSS does, 't VI .H and damned if it doesn , was neatly LI Par Gal. demonstrated the other day by Charles The NO STAMPS - Withers , Rochester Post-Bulletin editor. Press NOTHING FRW /0?^5^\ Associated ts entitled y When it was revealed that a number of ¦/ l3MM e*c,U!UVC, l0 tlie use for republlca- employes of (he Rochester Public Utility lnc HS news ed in ir ^n^/ thisl'on °' n" '(>ca' well aspf'n oil< Hoard had allegedly misappropriated some wsiV^7 newispHrx'r A.P. f WEST ERN || ^ -'---^ nt'WiS (li.spiitche.s. of the city 's public propert y, the newspa- Al tha Ind «f per published the names of the employes Monday. November IS , IMS Lafayatta Sir** his own to add to that raised on DEAR ABBY: the state's farms. The more the Plane Lands on farmer could raise and sell Manual System ' Better Break from his private plot, the more Britain Won t the House of Lords and Patrick constituted authority in Rho- profit DENVER, Colo. (AP) -West- Wall and Robert Turton in the desia." he would House of Commons were op- The Kommunist articl e ern Air Lines spokesman said "I hold my officeat the pleas- This Advice She a 720 B fanjet, Flight 701 from posed to sanctions. But party showed how difficult It has been leader Edward Heath, Reginald ure of Her Majesty the Queen For Russian to put this little bit of private Minneapolis, made a normal Buy Tobacco and I will only resign if asked fending here Friday after losing Maudling and other members of by Her Majesty to do so, enterprise across. It also the opposition party's dominant " Gibbs showed how long it can take for its hydraulic system 10 min- said. "Her Majesty has asked Just Didn't Give utes prior to arrival. The sys- moderate faction approved the an order from top Soviet leaders government's action so far. me to continue in office and I Y:By ABIGAILre VAN»d BUREN Farmers Asked to filter down to everyday prac- tem was switched to manual From Rhodesia therefore remain your loyal recentt some in 1.1 ^^5 ^__P l y advice your column MOSCOW (AP- - The new tice operation and the landing was LONDON (AP- - Britain's The chief actions taken governor and tbe lawfully con- which just didn't sound like you, and it's bothered me ever Soviet leaders more than a year made without incident. Labor government planned to against the Rhodesian regime stituted authority in Rhodesia." since. A mother who signed "OUT-MANEUVERED" tusked ago ordered a change designed The magasine cited these ex- a push its emergency Rhodesian are a ban on import of Rhode- Smith made no immediate what to do about her two little boys, ages four and five, to give farmers a break and to amples of "gross violations" of Higher Tax on legislation through Parliament sian tobacco, which usually move to eject Gibbs from Gov- who d sneak out of their beds in search of "eoodies" after put more food on the tables ef party and government orders: today. Meanwhile, the British amounts to about $70 million a ernment House but in a state- the family had retired. They'd get into the Russian homes. Diesel Fuel Asked governor of the rebellious cen- year, and various financial re- Farmers who legally sell strictions. ment said the governor "is rep- cupboards and refrigerator and help them- That decision is still being produce from their private plots ST. PAUL (AP) - A higher tral African colony rejected resenting not the queen but the selves to whatever sabotaged by old-line local offi- was available. YOU told have been denounced in' local tax on diesel fuel has been Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian The Rhodesian government British prime minister, thus that mother to take the door off the boys' cii , tbe magazine Kommunist Smith's demand that he get out aiding and abetting him in bis reports. papers as economic speculators. urged by the Minnesota State after its declaration of inde- room and install a METAL GATE, which Local officials have illegally Automobile Association. Meet- of Government House. obvious endeavor to create a could be opened only from outside Nikita Khrushchev's succes- pendence Thursday relieved ! Abby, restricted farmers from obtain- ing here Friday, association di- The legislation to pave the Gov. Sir Humphrey Gibbs of his division among the people of I'm surprised at you. You should have told sors ordered that farmers once rectors said a higher state tax way for stronger economic Rhodesia." her it was time more be allowed to work their ing the fodder they need for office and told him to vacate she started to discipline her livestock raised on their private would provide that diesel - pow- sanctions against Rhodesia's Government House, his official boys. A mother can't lock up her kids until own small private plots of land white minority government was " „' ' plots. ered vehicles carry a fairer residence and office. An early automobile manufac- they leave for college. after finishing their chores on burden of their "cost responsi- expected to be rushed through DISAPPOINTED IN YOU the state's large collective Local officials have illegally In a statement addressed to turer of little faith equipped forced farmers to sell products bility." Another resolu- Parliament without a formal farms. vote. the Rhodesian people Sunday, each horseless carriage with a from their private plots accord- tion urged stronger penalties Gibbs replied that Smith's gov- whip socket on the grounds that DEAR DISAPPOINTED: That ad- The for motorists who drive ABBY vice didn't "sound like me," because I idea was to encourage the ing to a plan of fixed sales tar- after Such Conservative diehards ernment was illegal and that the a horse would be needed sooner didn't write it. (It must have appeared in another column.) farmer to produce more food on gets. revocation of their licenses. as the Marquess of Salisbury in governor was the only "lawfully or later to pull the vehicle home. I wouldn't have told a mother to LOCK UP her kids be- a B^LT^K?)>^L»aBR«a^KBB^M , ,r , «l ^>^#•?* *ff^-rlrV-to-"V*V*nm-r^^ttrwi^to r-j, -., r f »-«- #• vv-sV. r *» sTsT**-^*. -* »'*• '-tm^^^a%rm.-r^a^m\'T-ft-m\-r-rtt~m-r^ttrm\'rtm --S '^#«^"r^»."^^ »¦*. "h^^K T^km 9% mU nm ' cause, if a fire should break out, it could be disastrous. ^ v^ * ^ ^ ' ^ U"^^ *< ^^^,^*T»J. *J* " ««^^K V4 H ^ f \ 4U * el H '•^fl There are some crimes for which people are sentenced to "burn"— but raiding the refrigerator is not one of them. DEAR ABBY: I wish you would say something to those merchants who start In with Christmasthe day after Hallo- ween. They should be asHamed of themselves for using the natal day of our Lord to boost their sales! Why, I haven't even started to plan my Thanksgiving when I have tfhristmas things shoved in front of me. With a two-monthrunning start, Christmas is all worn out before it even gets here. DISGUSTED IN NEWARK DEAR ABBY: I have heard so many people complain that the merchants are starting so early to cash in on the Christmas season that Christmw has become just one big commercial sales promotion. Abby, I for one am so thank- ful mat Christmas gifts , wrappings and ribbons are available in October because that's when I have to do my Christmas shopping. I have a son and daughter-in-lawin Japan, and if they're to get their Christmas gifts in time, I must mail them no later than November 1. I couldn't enjoy my Christmas at home knowing my children were alone in a foreign country t MW^W^*zfr±. si without their gifts. Please tell your readers not to think the tr -sHHDCamW**tS_-ZtfE /ir f'4J&zMmmm¥,&ato^' Mmm I*B are trying to make all they can out of Christmas. * merchants f __ ___ " '"^M M. They are making it possible for parents to give their children ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ —e ¦ ¦ aW *\w 3 in faraway lands a merry Christmas. i ' ' ' ' ' yGi Affi FORCE MOM IN RICHMOND, CAL. ' ' ' ' /f^-¦ - w JEJ ¦ \ P ' . * . ' 1#__ ' '_¦ ¦ ' ¦ Gf;V ______. ' '^I^JMB ' « CONFIDENTIAL TO "PERPLEXED": No, it's not ¦ " some newfangled custom: Neither is it proper to send a gift with tbe price tag and sales slip enclosed. Had this occurred only once, I would assume it was a case of serve /vtflfij from the careless clerkmanship.But since you've received THREE [ such gifts from the same party on three separate occas- WSf, If ions, you may assume that it was intentional, (Could the giver be trying to tell you something?) Troubled? Write to ABBY, Bos 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en- velope. Father Marquette Few Jewish ' Committee Named ; Children Get ¦ JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)- F wJT)0he-?*pw. Hae _lfff/l_filli\ !///_r *£____ i // IIMlII y M I *w Tbe 12 • member Father Mar- Into Trouble ? I quette Tercentenary Commis- m¥m MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) - sion was completed when Pres- A Minnesota Judge, Lindsay Ar- ident Johnson named ita four thur of tbe Hennepin County public members. Juvenile Court, said Friday They included Mrs. Elizabeth every religious group contrib- utes its proportionate share of Kane of Minneapolis, state chairwoman of the Minnesota juvenile delinquents except the Democratic - Farmer - La- Jews. dor Partv and Kenneth Should- Judge Arthur, speaking at the ice of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., Conference on Juvenile Protec- president of the Mchigan Tech- tion, said of Jewish children: nology University in Houghton, "We almost never see them and Mich, when we do, they are children of professional men." ¦ Jaywalking Is not lightly con- doned in tbe Himalayan State of Methodist Bishop Swat. A person caught in the act Of Pittsburgh Dies is forced to run along the road- side at top speed until he drops MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The from exhaustion. Rev. Mr. William Vernon Mid- dleton, 62, Methodist bishop of the Pittsburgh, Pa., area, died in a Minneapolis hospital Fri- Spectra Kits day minutes after he suffered a ^^ At Scan In CQ QC heart attack in a taxi. I You will see more people ^^ ~* McCalli ^KFsW The bishop, with Mrs. Middle- American MtK l It 'A* ~~* \\ \ ton, was en route to Seattle, FLEISHER'S Wash., for the opening Tuesday shoeing far their wines at the Wine I Mohair Coat Kit $10.95 of a Council of Bishops j jf t-J j meeting. They arrived by plane | Mohair Stela Kit *5.?5 and were taking a cab to a rail- , road depot where the couple liz House than any dispensary in our mil/////fl ii §I J*M r was to board a train to contin- \jaJtJfLS]fWfLue the trip. Balow Siabrachf s Bishop Middieton's area in- t sector today. And you will be gratified "HI j cluded about 1,000 churches. J ¦ ¦ ______' 4, __ ^__ ___ — II I I / _ - -^ I to know you are doing your wine shop- I ' * * I |i 'I * ^ftgttT l \ ping the high level when you are nl II I I on \11 J / j \ shopping at the beautiful Wine House \\| 1 H" r of / J ^HBflra |lraKK|9 today ami tomorrovc HEWH» |P|§SP with veteran ABC Radio \ this Thanksgiving. 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DAILY-SATURDAYS TO 6 P.M.- SUNDAYS I P.M. TO 9 P.M. St. Martin s Community Childre n sXhorus Fall Festival To Sing Parts of 'Messiah1 Is Thursday The Women's Guild of St. A portion of the performance Harold Cooke, former director of Handel's "Messiah" here of the Rochester Symphony, will Martin's Lutheran Church an- next month will be assigned to conduct the performance at the nounces that its annual Fall a community children's chorus Winona Senior High School aud- Festival will be held Thursday, now being recruited. itorium. beginning at 11 a.m. in St. Mar- GRADE SCHOOL children will All parts of the presentation tin's School Auditorium. sing "He Shall Feed His Flock" are being sung or played by Lunch will be served through as part of the general perform- residents of the community. the sale hours by members of More than 300 ance, scheduled ior Dec. 12. singers from col- Circle H, with Mrs. Lloyd Luke leges and the general commu- nity are rehearsing the choral in charge. She said that rapid passages. The newly formed service is guaranteed during tbe community orchestra also will noon hour, when hot and cold participate. sandwiches, cake and coffee will be offered. SINGING TEACHERS In city elementary schools are being FOR MOR QUARTET SINGING HERE Chicago, 111.; Misterssippis of Winona; New MRS. ALLYN Abraham, guild urged to form special choirs to . . The Madison, Wis., For Mor Quartet Lisbon Chorus, New Lisbon, Wis.; and the president, announced the chair- join in the children's chorus , ac- which will sing here Dec. 4 in the 10th anni- Winona Hiawatha Valley Chorus. The Parade men in charge of various com- cording to Paul Parthun, Col- versary Parade of Harmony of SPEBSQSA, is of Harmony, sponsored by the Winona Chap- mittees and booths. They are lege of Saint Teresa vocal mu- Elwood Davidson, ter, SPEBSQSA, will be staged in Winoria as follows : Mrs. Fred Fakler, comprised of , from left, booths and arrangements, the sic director/ Teachers are ask- lead ; Harry Nesberg, Senior High School Auditorium, starting at ed to call him for details and bass; Ken Davidson, Mmes. Robert Verchota, Frieda 18 8:0r p.m. Tickets may be procured from manuscript copies. baritone; and Ron Ring, tenor. During Bublitz and William Richman of years of traveling to make guest appearances, members of the chapter, at Farrell's Barber- MR. AND MRS. LYLE ELDRED HELKE are at home Chorus rehearsals are in Circles O, C and I, baked goods; in shop on Main Street, Ted Maier Drug Down- on Route 1, Stoddard, Wis., following their wedding Oct. 23 charge of K. H. McCIuer, Wi- the For Mors have sung in 38 states and Mrs. David St.ark and Circle P, and a Northern Minnesota honeymoon. Tha bride Is nona State College, Mrs. Gerald Canada. They have appeared in over 860 bar- town, ted Maier Drug Miracle Mall and candy; Mrs. Herman Luedtke th* ' bershop quartet shows. Also being featured Dora's IGA grocery on Huff Street. and Circle B, aprons; Mrs. Fak- former Miss Ardell Ruth Winsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, St. Mary s College, and ler and Mrs. Richard Parthun. in the Dec. 4 concert will be the Impostors, Janikow- Samuel Winsky, La Crescent, Minn. The groom's parents ski of Circles D and K, variety are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Helke, Stoddard. The wedding was booth; Mrs. H. F. Wilk and Cir- in First Lutheran Church, La Crescent with lhe Rev. E. G. Altar Society DOVER-EYbTA PTA matics will be discussed. There cle F, grab bags ; Mrs. Par Pe- , Gale-Ettrick FHA EYOTA,. Minn. (Special) — will be a flag raising by the Ey- terson and Circle M , Christmas Hertler officiating. Attendants were Miss Judith Strelow and Officers Named, Meets at Caledonia The Dover-fiypta PTA will meet ota Cub Scouts. Speaker of the and other greeting cards ; Mrs. Arvin Helke. Mrs. Lester Lemke was hostess at a reception THE ENGAGEMENT of Tuesday evening in the high evening will be from St. Mary's Ella Woodward and Circle E, for 400 guests in the church parlors. The groom is employed CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special) Miss Regina Gamboni, Le- Initiation Held school cafeteria. Modern mathe- College, Winona. country store. by Waldorf Paper Products. (Don Meyers Studio) —Holy Family Altar Society of mont, 111., to Fred Williams, GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special) St. John the Baptist Church met son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce —Officers of the Gale-Ettrick Wednesday evening at the St. 0PEH MONDAY NIGHT WiUiams, Mabel, Minn., is FHA are: Diane Lebakken, - announced by tier parents, president; LornaLebakken , vice Mary Club Rooms. UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Q) . ^^ \ Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Gam- president; Sheryl Sagear, secre- Mrs. Delmar Cochran, presi- boni, Lemont. The wedding tary, and Betty Byom, treasur- dent, announced ' that there will be Feb; 20. er. would be a Retreat Institute at Danna Wason, Jane Remus, the Retreat House in Austin, ST. MATTHEW'S CIRCLE Janice Stellpflug and Mary Wa- Minn , Tuesday through Thurs- Circle I of St. Matthew's Lu- son participated in candlelight- day. She urged members to at- theran Church Roman's Club ing initiation ceremony Wednes- will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday day night. Lorna described the tend if possible. in the social rooms. Mrs. Elmer club emblem and explained its Mrs. Lloyd Becker, Mrs. Mil- Harders aad Mrs. William H. significance and Jane Remus ton Mellick , Mrs. Ralph Eikens Eoessler will be hostesses. gave a reading. Barbara Smith, and Mrs. Genevieve Jahn' were ~ Jane and Sheryl, .seniors, pour- appointed on the nominating MINNESOTA CrTY AID ed at the tea following the pro- committee to nominate a slate MINNESOTA CITY, Minn. - gram. Mothers of the new mem- of officers to be presented at Lutheran Ladies Aid wlil meet bers were guests. the December meeting. In tbe church basement at 1:30 Initiates included /Carol Sev- Mrs. Lloyd Jennings, vice pm. Thursday, with Mrs. Hai- erson, Karen Geske, Mary Mc- president, will be president for ry Jessie as hostess. Members Clanaban, Joan Caption, Kath- the coming year, and Mrs. Gale are to bring mite boxes. leen Cantion, Vlckd Fairbanks, Buxengard will continue as Linda Kopp, Vicki Oanes, Bar- treasurer for her second year. FLOWER SOCIiETY bara Pervisky, Elsie Pederson, The Rev. Thaddeus Derezinski LEWISTON, Minn. (Special) Bonnie Smith, Mary Willis, Box- spoke briefly and announced ¦ ' ¦ ^"^"~* ^ ^ —Lewiston Flower Society has anne Casey, Judy Dick, Kathy that the Thanksgiving clothing ' ^^^^^^HiBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBaSP^^^^^./ ' ^ postponed its meeting from Elstad, Dorothy Emerson, Carol drive would start Nov. 21. Cloth- Tuesday to Wednesday at 8 p.m. Enghagen, Susan Gunderson, ing is to be left in the chapel Mrs. Marvin Sackreiter will be Patsy Henthorn, in the church for members of Nauicy Haug, Nov; hostess. Sheryl Johnson, Betty Schmidt, the circles to pack 30. Charlene Stenberg, Kay Tran- Mrs. Lottie Wehrenberg will lead the Rosary at early Mass HOMER PTA PARTY berg and Janine Truax. HOMER, Minn. — The Hom- and Mrs. William Mulvenna for er PTA is sponsoring a special the late Mass during Decem- ber. party at the school at 8 p.m. Dorothy Brenengen Plans are being made for St. Thursday, following a business Engaged to Wed John's and St, -Peter's parishes meeting. Lunch will be served. to have entertainment at the The party is open to the public. ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) - St. Mary Auditorium every Mon- Mr. and Airs. Milton Brenen- day evening, starting today. PYTHIAN SISTERS gen, Route 2, Ettrick, announce Funds will be used to defray Winona Temple, 11, Pythian the engagement of their daugh- the debt on St. Mary's School. Sisters, will meet at 8 p.m. ter, Miss Dorothy Ann Brenen- St. Rose Circle was in charge Thursday at the home of Mrs. gen, to Ronald Lee Johnson, son of the lunch and entertainment. B. R. Wandsnider, 508 Johnson of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Mrs. Harlan Ingvalsbn received St. Lunch will be served follow- Galesville, Wis. the special prize. ¦ ing the meeting. The wedding will be Nov. 27 at St. Bridget's Catholic Church, Ettrick. Osseo Girl Scouts Scandinavian Miss Brenengen is employed Award Night Set at the Fashion Beauty Shop, La OSSEO, Wis. (Special) — Os- HOLIDAY Crosse and her fiance is with seo Girl Scouts will have an the Trane Co., La Crosse. ¦ award night Wednesday, at 8:00 COOKWARE p.m. in tbe Cabin-in-the-Pines. • Lefse Grills and PICKWICK PTA Brownies also will take part Rolling Pins in the program and receive Pickwick PTA will meet in their pins. whiteSivpinkS dir S ci< , ! Acetat knit • Sandbakkelse Sets the school basement Tuesday at It is hoped that all the Girl Smart, warm coats, car \ lKw^_£ffl_ S\ ° / P* ? , f 8 p.m. There will be a silent ' • Rosette Sets Scouts and their parents will coats! See these today! auction. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. ' Krunkake Irons attend this program. A lunch \^^^ |^^ bw «"»• *«¦"« / ^^ m\ ^J ^ ^ • Richard Feiten, Winona, will will be served. DAD 12 BR0S- show slides of Viet Nam and IIVIDD STORE other places in the Far East. ^m ^j r^' V A S HARDWARE Hostesses are the Mmes, Ray Patriotic Program f ^^ to / niHik ifsBf S7« E. 4th St. Phons 4007 Carpenter, Harley Greenwood / ^^^^^ and Earl Ladewig. Given by WRC Woman's Relief Corps met at Red Men's Hall Thursday after- noon for a Veterans Day observ- ( ance, which opened with Joint > singing of "America." (tfahnuUtiL. Mrs. John Reszka gave a SsmdfL reading on the Unknown Sold- ier. "God Bless America" was ¦vSK^ JS_3 WW * cnuPlgls^ j-^^^«gij ._BHl ifS™ WmmmWMMmmmm\mwMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMaSm sung by Miss Bertha Miller, the Mmes. Henry Mauas, Mae Mc- Gill, Leonard Helgemoe and B. R. Wandsnider. s The all-time favorite for There was a discussion of the Christmas party Dec. 9, when school . . , for football games / Mrs. Helgemoe will be chair- ... and for nippy daye ^ man. Four tables of cards were heavy wool ahead! Made of played after the meeting and melton . . . quilt lined aad / lunch was served. Mrs. George S hooded. "BIG ZIP" front clos- Hall and Miss Miller were chair- men. ure. Choose from Navy, Bur- B ' avV A gundy and Camel. / LARSONS' ANNIVERSARY BBBBBBnHH iiflSB^EBBB^ESBaaSS-i^ ubiSBBBnBBBa^BBE^BBBiBS ilB^iBB^BBBB^BBBBBflSBEMBBBSBBBBBBBBB mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmma\Waa\ ^aa\^mmm\\ ALTURA, Minn. - Mr. and PRI-TEEN SIZES 1-14 Mrs. Earl A. Larson of rural Altura will be honored at an 5£|A tfffl^ltBC SJ L^______^_____ L Open House on Sunday, Novem- i J^h% *s'.\ B * lE^^DnJtk-J^isflEl nraHBEBBBBBBBBBBBBM^EBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB-^EBBBBBBBBBBBfli' ^^^ "*ili«ifwBEe^ $22.98 < ber 21, at the Immanuel Luth- eran Church parlors, Plainview, Minn., In observance of their silver wedding anniversary. The ALSO AVAILABLI hours are 2 to 5 p.m. No in- vitations have been sent. ZIPPE D LINED , ST. 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All 5.00 values...... bath size ,\. 2 FOR bags on salel Bookkeeping Services ^0 THIS WEEK ONLY j" THIS WEEK ONLY | THIS WEEK ONLY 3^ THIS WEEK ONLY j}* B • RELIABLE SERVICE piB REASONABLE RATES g flma • Jot $irdA- owL ^J°¥ A- Phone 895-2535 524 Ind St. No. Phon. 2697 4»h and M«l» < ) LA CRESCENT, MINN. Hub- Kostner et ux-Lof *, Hock 17, bard's Add. to Wlnont. Transfers H. Property Richard E. Hsmker et ux to Dennis ol Prudoetil ef ux-Psrt of the SE'A In Winona County NWA et Sac. 33-1CU. Hsnry Boahm ef ux to «W McCollum WARRANTY DII D a. sV-Part ot tha SWA «t Sac. M-«* lENIi Week Wehtr Icftamf sf ox fo Stats or Min- of the Road. House S. of Town nesota-Pert of NWA or NEK of S«c. 3 lying Dorothy Owen et el to Winona Were- 11-1054. 10 house Corporatlon -S. 1» ft. of Lot ». Wllllsm Samuel Lot to Statt of Min- and E. 2 ft. Of S. 100 ft. of Lot ^ nesota-Pert ef WW of SE'A of Ste. Block 22, O.P. of Wlnont. 1-78S-. lying t. of county rood, Marlorle Schwalbe to Otto Werner Jr. 74M Blmtr P. Watter et ux to Robert l. of S. PHONE at al-E . WVi ft. ol W. 351% ft mm NV_ Carrwtwll tt ux-Stt of tot 3 and Sec. 20-107-7. Feature Home «, Sanborn s Add to 210 ft. of Lot tt, Subd. Staircases of Lot t. Block ' . Separate Barry Neiwrt- Henry Olson et ux « G-l« STATISTICS Winona. Block 2, Curtis Add. NO. By ANDY LANG Clarence H. Schafftwr at el to Hllke NV. of Lot 1, Design G-10, a two-story Homss, Inc.—Part of Lot Ii, Subd. Sec. i to Winona. KARSTEN CLAIM DERD GEO. In the daya of our gracious traditional, has a living 20-ICM. QUIT Contractor Leon Henderson at ux to Stat* ot The American Bank fa Elmer P. Wol- Girwral homes fea- of Sec. J, ¦ • „______¦______¦______¦¦¦ past, many two-story room, dining room, kitchen, MlnntMt e—Part ef SVS of NE'A ter-S % ot Lot 5 and NV_ of Lot 7-10M. Block ». Sanborn's Add, to Winona. tured separate entrances and dinette, family room, spare L . Roy, A. Hacfcbarth et ux to Stat* of Owl Agency, Inc., by trustee, to E. . stairs for the servants. room, full bath, optional la- Mlr*»tot»--Part of W»* ot SI. of NE's. King Jr -Part of N'/lKef NWVi. pen arts of. NEM of SEV« of Sec. MOM. of SE'A of NWV4, part W SWA of NEA This enabled families to en- vatory, main reception foy- ' Sec. 33; Raymond M. ..Ruppert et ux to Allyn and part of NWVi of NEVi of ; tertain and otherwise enjoy their er, secondary foyer, • laun* . R. Rutpert-L ot 1, Block 3. Curtis First part of SE'A of SW'A of Sec. 2. and and Second Adds, to Winona. part o( NE'A of NE'A of Sec. 32-107-7. y J67 W««t daily lives while all of the dry and two-car garage on ^^ Lawrence Mertej et ux to Hllke Homes, Jacob Johns to ' Marietta Erdlng—W. Bellevitw necessary chores and tasks of the first floor, with a ha- l-c.-Par f of Lot 23, Subd. ef See. 20- 35 ft. of Lot 7, Block 13, Mitchell's m.i -e^ls 107-7. . . ' cooking, cleaning, et«., were bitable area of 1,768 square . ' . Add. to Winona. interference. feet. Alois. X PhlUpp. et ux to Richard E. Thomas E. Madland to City of Wlno- ^t W Phone 8-31M carried out with no Hemker ef ux-S. 32 rods of W. lo na-Part ot Lot 21, Jubd. ot Sec. 30- rods Of SWM of NW/4 of Sec, 35-106-7. On the second floor are 107-7. ' AS THE YEARS have passed, Anastasla B. Smith et al to Nellie , a master bedroom suite, Rcsslrt—Part of "Exception" In Block Merchants National Bank of Winona lo ... The here by the tasteful design of the overhanging of Lot 3 and E. 2 and our society has become NEW ORLEANS TWO-STORY three children's bedrooms, t, Belmont Add. to Winona. City of Winona—Wft guAtoirLf iuUL ft. of Lot «, Block 14, O.P. of Winona. largely servantless and child- charm of tbe type of house seen so often hi - .second-floor balcony. Edgar 0. Bunke et ux to M. L. Boerst Pormlce Tspt two full baths, a dressing thereof City e Kitchen Cabinets • these entrances have —Lot 2 except, the W. 10 ft. Fawcett Funeral Homo, Inc., to ApelUuieei centered, the New Orleans area has been captured room and a balcony, with a and Lot 1. Block *, Clark A Johnson's of Winona— Part of Lot 66, Subd. of Sec. • Wsrdre-es • 7*99** Add. to Winona. 11-107-7. Dert" VeeBksi changed function, while the sec- livable area of 1,330 square • Store Fixtures • • ond stain have virtually dis- Herbert D. Hakes et ux to Georg* J. Adoli* Ellinghuysen et ux to Wallace feet. Overall dimensions, Yakllh At al—Lot 3, Block 3, E. R . R. Northouse et ux—Part of NW'A ct FREE ESTIMATES appeared, often to the dismay including the garage, are Boller'j Third Add. to Goodview. NE>/4, Sec. 29-107-B. of many a big family. There George Frle et ux to Ivcll Humphries LaVerne Decker et ux to Harry A. 77 feet 5 inches by 33 feet —Lot 10, Block 3. Bolcom's Add. to Tied et ux—Lot 1, Block 9, Fairfax are probably many times when 4 inches. Winona. Add. fo Winona; part of Gov't Lot 2, the adults of such a family, with Kenneth W. Mulholland et ux to Ken- Sec, 25-107r7. teen-age children, wish they neth L. Slebenaler et ux—Lot 7, Block PROBATE DEED Buildinq in Winona 1, Hllke'i Subd. to Winona. Victoria Galewskl, as representative, had two separate houses, not J. P.. Keller et ux to Richard M. to Joriri M. Swlnsen et ux—N. 70 ft. ot just separate baths. 1965 dollar volume «,MM2« Seeling at ux—Lot 20, Block "C," Good- S. ISO ft. of W. 100 ft. of Block 25, Ham- Commercial .... 1,794,524 view Subd. ilton's Mi. to Winona. Our newest House of the Week Mar/orle Miller et al to Winona Na- Margaret Stlrneman, decedent, by may come as close to that goal Residential 782,302 tional & Savings Bank-N. 5. ft. of Lot representative, fo Winona National & practical in a traditionally- Public (non- 6 and N. 55 ft. of W. ID ft. of Lot 7 and Savings Bank—N. 55 It. of Lot 6 and as E. 50 ft. of Lot 7, Block J8, O.P. of N. 55 ft. of W. 10 ff. of Lot 7 and £. styled home. It's a two-story de- taxable) 3,369,800 Winona'. - 50 ft. of Lot 7, Block 28, O.P. of Wi- nona signed by architect Samuel New houses 26 Ralph 0. Beeman et ux to Jule Whet- . Volume same stone et ux—Part of th* SE1/. of NEV4 Bertha Park, decedent, by adm., to Paul expressly for a family of of Sec. 33-107-7. Jeromi C. Mahaffey et ux—Lots i and three or more children, with a date 1964 $5,883,509 Harry Czarnowskl ef ux to George C. 3, Block 15, O.P. of SI. Charles. distinct separation of the pri- vate, adult areas and the every* day family areas. It's a house for two generations, but under one attractive roof. ALTHOUGH a fairly affable home, the styling is not pre- tentious; rather, it Is a subdued and tasteful adaptation of the New Orleans two-story with its overhanging second - floor bal- POLACHEK cony and ornamental Iron rail- ings. ELECTRIC The planning of the home far exceeds the conventional zoning ^S^'sssssssssl concepts prevalent in many two- ______B K_ B t3m\\mmy%f & Ms ^mm\ R 2A%^ 875 W story designs. The ground floor _^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ HK^^^S^^^^^^^H^^|^^^^^BnBfn ^?mm9 IT' TL ^vJESwxXiSiLZi * ^S WM\ ' is a "spUt-down-the-middle" be- Howard . tween the formal and informal lissssl zones. The children could be having a party in the family room without ever disturbing the ' i mMa bridge club meeting in the din* ing room. WM Phone The formal (or adult) enter- °**^ A ______^#£_ W W*? V <__¦!______/ "^jpjuuu &____«_^' II taining section is composed of ^ _* 9275 aMwn_M_w _. a large living room and a sep- \ Tlm ^ma ^aa\\\\\\\\\\\\\wmniriM Eg i arate dining room, plus a strik- ing reception foyer that is two stories high. The foyer is the only opulence to be found In ' this borne; it Is highlighted by a BRUCE McNALLY ¦{& circular staircase sweeping up rate foyer and staircase; so does activity to the second floor and backed FLOOR PLANS ... Split zoning is high- 304 LAKE STREET PHONE 8- 1059 light of traffic pattern on both floors. On low- area at right side. Upstairs, master suite is • er level, living and dining rooms have sepa- completely separated from three bedrooms. IF YOU WANT A ' YOU .How to Build, Buy factsBEFORE aboutINVEST-INVEST IGATE! QUIET yT^ HEATING SYSTEM, Or Sell Your Home COMPARE Full study plan information on this architect-designed House of the Week is included in a 50-cent baby blueprint With it in hand you xan obtain a contractor's estimate. You can order also, for $1, a booklet called "YOUR HOME- • j^^^ these Row to Build, Buy or Sell It." Included tan it are small repro- ductions of 16 of the most popular House of the Week issues. PLEASE Send this coupon to the Daily News or you may purchase INVESTIGATE OUR the plans or the booklet at the information counter at the Daily News. home Enclosed Is SO cents for baby blueprints on Design G-10 D ^^^^p Enclosed fs fl for hea LENNOX* "YOUR HOME" booklet ? fue NAME ting STREET S^jp ^ ls!!! CITY STATE GAS FURNACES up with wood paneling and arti- used as a sewing room, TV room _V* Jr it ADVANTAGES n„ r .- pi f_ rT ficial planters. or extra bedroom, with the rear I ™ Rir foyer serving as its mam en- I ' " I f IMPORTANT TO YOU H^h_ „£!* REMARKS A POWDER room and two I — PREFERRED IN trance. Or it can serve as a den ^ ~~ J*/ large closets adjoin the foyer or library , with the main foyer via an ante-room. This setup is then serving as its principal 00^ fa the primary heating areas of our much too formal for everyday ^ '^^^ ^ 'm''^^**^ PRIMARY HEATING country where com- entry. In either event, it has »«LT«J .7. YES fort and "onomy are of utmost importance, oil heat is use by the children. Thus, lo- access to a bath or lavatory. AREA OP U.S. instiled in an overwhelming majority of homes. cated on the other side of the __ i house, is another full entrance OTHER features inclnde fire- savlnji wirh oil haat in MintMiora area will range up to ensemble, complete with its places in both the living room LOWEST COST OP . __ $12,000 over th* term of your mortgage, daperiding upon own foyer and closets. This and family room OPERATION Tt* ltlc,t •• '« compared. (Based on current rates with en- , and space * *" homes.) trance gives access to the every- for built-in shelves in the living comparable There are virtually no cates on record day rooms; in other words, the room, a cWna cabinet in the din- .... „ft« - of a property, kitchen, the bay dinette and ing room and Hi-Fi cabinets in _* „, "" !" YES YES damaging explosion avar resulting from the proper use the family room with Its cathe- the family room. In the kitchen EXPLOSIONS of No. 2 heating oil. In fact, it won't even burn unless dral ceiling. A lavatory can be are a wall oven, dishwasher, properly atomized as in an oil-burner. Don be satisfied located here also, if desired, or peninsula range and hood, and c VBC Most household dirt is caused by cooking and 't AN vrc¦ YP ¦ fcJ cigarette with loss than Lennox! the space used for a walk-in a planning desk. C" *» » *^ smoking. Modern heating equipment of any type is not pantry if the lavishness of 3Vi This Is a truly interesting and a major cause. baths is felt to be excessive. workable design for a family of A second staircase in this axea five or YOUR CHOICE OP -,.._ . Scores of oil heat dealers in this area compete actively more persons. for your business. This open competition is NOW! Mon-conodlng gives access to the second floor WIANTu..v surruiseiippi IBRjKCa YES the American way of assuring you of sat isf a'ctory service. GLASS b fused to and the basement It provides a means of going from the daily -.-../.a. .... nr r rrt Heating oil prices Beek their own level In our free enter- activity areas to the children's PRICH SUBJECT TO prm SyStem. Natural gat prices in Minneapolis tho remarkable » c» have bedrooms without moving o-ver FREE COMPETITION ,ncr»eiwi 1^100% mora than Heating OH prices since LENNOX into the formal part of the , l»il. house. Upstairs , this arrange- COMPORT IN STORAGE You havo comfort "in the bank" when you have oil in ment eases movement, since I SET JUST ONE CONfltOL i v tanl( DURACURVE ON PREMISES E5 your - You know vou're readv for ccld weather be- the master suite can be reached With Milt All-New Fattcttf } ' cause your fuel supply is stored right on your premises. Heal Exchanger! directly via the circular stair f Many oU heated homes also enjoy the OIL This means that your from the main foyer. ¦ MM ¦«• SLOW ow POWERED Len- YES WATER HEATER which produce, hot «at.r 6 HnSS nox Gas Furnace will last THE MASTER DOMESTIC££ ™£r^ MOTWAT WATBRM er than electricity and 3 timet and last with hew DURA- tulte features fatter than natural gai. GLASS . . . because it re- a large room with its own fire- sists acids and jnoUture, it Elace, sliding doors to the front ENABLES HEATING With Oil Heat you can enjoy a heatwi l)asemcnt area won't burn off . oxidize, scale alcony, a spacious dressing BASBMHNT AREA YES economically with comfortable tem,H,raturcs for your recreation room, or pee] . . . and at the same room and a full bath. On the MOST ECONOMICALLY lamlly room or workshop. time Improves heating effi- other side are the children's ciency. Before you buy any three bedrooms with a full bath _ _ _ 'Ah* modern heating systems operate aulornatically. furnace, get the complete and dual-basin vanity. OPERATES - . .. « ••.. __»- With etory of DU1UG1.ASS. Only Iyonnox has it! Dark on the main floor are Winona Plumbing Co. several features that should not vo in go unnoticed. Note the spare MM East Broadway nui v NOBMAI You d011'1 nnve to ^ a "scaled up" altnosnhcrp with Plume: We Hov» a Furnace for Any room which bridges the formal Ml*. 1035 < ,o and informal foyers, lt can be jsas^sae-, at_a.aj?a Heating Need . . . "-"' '" — ¦ ...... ffg I '— " , _ , | f r hne dr 8ySlCm nd (lern oil j^a^ ^ ^ l ^ fc AIRENABLES COKP CENTRAL Vrc VCC Y,?" $ °, "l° h^ninglnl iiT^n. GAS ELECTRIC "»AVB » WITH lENitr YK YES N "• Pr._n. -iM ~^Sfflfc ^ \ l METAL WORKS FIfth St. An/til™ fff ^\ HAROLD OFENLOCM ^ ^ J ^^^^^ f , • Industrial • Commercial WINONA OIL DEALERS ASSOCIATION Zl\Z «> Ml East Broadway yftawJ^^ COUNCIL ( .. . ^-* ^ • Farm and Ratldsmtiul ^lW ^ . . . MEMBERS OF NORTHWEST HEATING Phone STfJ thutrlccl Wo I .fc Defecting Airman Chiang Loses ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ • ¦ Honored in Death DENNIS THE MENACE Week Permits s . . . . Survivors Tell 85 Sailors TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) - Communist Chinese radioman In Sea Battle Lien Pao-sheng, who defected Only $9-700; ' ' Of Escape From TAJPEI, Formosa (AP) - Lets Get GwtM with two others aboard an H- More than 85 Nationalist Chi- » . Ry A. P. SHIRA . yushin 28 jet bomber, has been - . nese navy men are feared lost Store Included given the posthumous rank of Action of Phosphorus In Soils Burning Liner captain in the Chinese National- in the sinking of a minesweeper Three building permits for CONTINUING our discussion of plant nutrients, let us take MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Survi- in a weekend battle with Com- work estimated to cost up the ist air force. a total element phosphorus which is one of tbe minerals vors of the Yarmouth Castle are Lien died Friday of munlst^gunboats off the Chinese of $9,700 were issued most necessary for plant growth. It is one injuries last week of the "Big Three" reportedly suffered when the mainland. at the city engineer's office. — Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potash. - - / coping with problems of replac- ing money, keys, personal Soviet-built plane veered off the Navy headquarters said 15 This raised the total valua- Although phosphorous does not move about in the soil like runway at nitrogen , Taoyuan air . force tion of new construction, re- and is not so easily washed out, it is sometimes quite papers and other belongings base, 20 miles west of Taipei. crewmen of the 180-foot mine- pairs and alterations for which difficult to keep it in the soil in such form as to make it available that went down with the cruise ¦ sweeper had been rescued. permits have been Issued this tor plants. Tins ia aue to we ship. They also tell vivid stories The navy said eight Commu- year to $5,M6,626, compared taken by Abrams Furnace Co., fact that it readily reacts with Albert- Lea Man with $5,863,509 at the same other chemicals and as a re- of their escape. nist gunboats attacked the mine- date for Lydia Mathees, 213 Kansas "I was lucky. I never got a year ago. St., and Cletus Bubacb, 80 Otis sult may become locked up in Back in Hospital sweeper and a Nationalist gun- the soil by them in such a state wet," said Terry Wise of Mark- boat Saturday night in the For- There have been 26 new St. ham. Ont. As flames swept the ALBERT LEA, Mixta. (.\P) - house permits written this Permits for GAS-FIRED in- that the plants cannot use it. mosa .Strait. The Nationalists This is especially the case, if white-hulled vessel, Wise, purs- A 43 - year - old Albert Lea claimed four of the Communist year. At mid-November last stallations: er aboard the ship, said he was man, a former patient at year 49 had been drawn. Abrams, for James Dew, the soil is strongly acid, or alka- boats were sunk and a fifth line. Bicked up by a lifeboat from the Rochester State Hospital, has damaged. 1100 W. Howard St.; Winifred ahama Star. been returned to the hospital LAST WEEK'S permits went Steinke, 553 Macemon St.; Some soil specialists go so to: far as to state that plants are An East Cleveland, Ohio, cou- after he appeared nude in First Grace Presbyterian Church par- Lutheran Church Murk J. Schneider, 4260 7th able to use less than one per- ple, who lost their eyeglasses as here and did church Thursday. The man, sonage, 272 Market St., and heavy damage in the chapel. JSf.,^troodview, for construction George Holt, 575 Sioux St. Jer- cent of the total phosphorous the ship sank, said finding a who had put on some clothing of an office and. storage build- ry's Plumbing Service, for content of a given soil. It is lifeboat wasn't that easy. The man smashed a railing, by the time police reached the ing at 1763 W. 5th St. Andy Blasko, 470 W. Broadway. usually more available to "We asked several passing tipped over the organ and church, told officers God had plants when the soil Is well crewmen, who wore lifejackets, caused other damage in the told him to damage the church. The btulding will be 24 by Associated Services, for Da- organic matter, or niel O'Brien House supplied with 'where is a lifeboat?' " said 50 feet and will house Schneider of Beauty, humus, which helps to hold the GRIN AND BEAR IT Sales & Service, now located Westgate Shopping Center, and Dale Herman. "Some didn't pay • 'cm i KNEW 'twKEe 'Ox/otf Bfft&.'wte wwi* necessary moisture. In moist any attention to us, but one at 3060 6th St., Goodview. Cost Randall's Super Valu, West- soil the phosphorous crystals of the project was listed at gate (two installations); .Quali- pointed to a companionway BIG GEORGE are smaller and go into solu- leading up to the deck." He $7,000 and the contractor is ty Sheet Metal Works, for Hal- tion more readily. Also; organic Lewis Albert. ver Engrav, 186 E. Howard St , said they tumbled into a boat matter in itself usually contains along with 50 others. Airs. Karl Grabner, 1670 W. and Wilber Polachek, 875 W. a good amount of phosphorous 5th St., $2,100 for remodeling Howard St. depending, of course, upon its Three Iowa vacationers recall of a building which has hous- Kraning's Sales 6 Service, for msike-up. seeing "some pretty bad ed a store to allow for two first Lackore Electric , 120 W. 2nd When the beneficial bacteria sights." They said they had to floor apartments. The contrac- St.; Walter Skeels, 1274 W. 3rd and other organisms that are pick their way through milling tor is Curt Malmin. St.; Mrs. Florence Howard, instrumental in decomposing the fellow passengers — some in- Violet Underwood, 615 Wal- 469 E. King St.; Arnold Larson, organic matter die, the phos- jured — and scramble aboard a nut SL, $600 for installation *A 460 Minnesota St.; H. O. Chris- phorous that they contain is lifeboat to escape the inferno. kitchen cupboards. ten, 418 Wilson St.; Floyd Sil- released in the soil for use by Mrs. Leo Simons, 56, Cedar OIL-BURNER permits were baugh, 220 W. 5th St.; James the plants. Sometimes under Rapids, said, "We had to step Boyntott, 1109 W. 5tb St.; A. conditions that are very favor- over a badly burned man who M. Oskamp Jr., 465 W. 5th St.; able for them these beneficial apparently had been brought Donald Kruse, 53 W. King St., soil organisms may become so from elsewhere on the ship and and City Hall, 4th and Lafayette numerous that there is a defi- placed on the main deck." DUTCH streets. ciency of nutrients in the soil TREAT! until they die. GENERALLY K has been thought that plants made the 13 Routed in Johnson Back most use of phosphorous iff their later stages of growth as the flowers and fruits reached Wisconsin Fire maturity. However, it is now TWIN LAKES, Wis. MV-Thir- AfWhiteHouse known that this element is very teen guests were routed Sunday essential in the carry growth as as fire swept a motel in this re- well. sort community Sunday. Some plant physiologists state Mark Pelz, 19, Racine, said an explosion ripped through his Looking Well that phosphorous is so impor- 'fn replyto lhe chargeof burning my draff card, wouldYour tant in the early stages of room when he Ot a match to re- co»fo he\\ INSTALLATION pito|». vAj WORK JOE:or CONTRACT WORK PORTABLE IQUIPMBNT Bill Weaver WOOD FAX Our Servicet Also Include;, Palnrlng-Dacorarlna Wcrld' a/ln0$tfiit/ *h*atorov trtltWri • e Sheat, Plala and Structural 0 Drl-Wall Taping ftael Work • Interior and Exterior WINONA PAINT Painting • Boiler Rapalr Work & CLASS 00. WINONA BOILER Phone 1 "Your Valapor Color BAUER 1 689-2210 I Carousel Store " ELE0TRIC, INO. St. til last Third II. & STEEL 00. S5-S1 W. Ind PHOM I SHS ROLLINGSTONE, MINN. Phorta Mil We Dallvar 163-167 Wart Front Straaf .. - —————— dred) GJerdrura Mabel; Mrs, Rev. Robert M. C. Ward offici- HAS 10 DEAT Hj Carl (Doris) Lucky Gig Har- ating. Buried was in Decorah Winona Funerals WISCONSIN Carl (Doris) Lucky, Gig Har- Prairie Cemetery. Albtrt Pallowski MONDAY bor, Wash., and Mrs. Casper Pallbearers were Capt. Allen ARCADIA, Wis.-Funeralser- (Ella) Ladsten and Mrs. Grace Fiedler, Milo Nelson, Edward vices ior Albert PeUowski were State NOVEMBER 15, 1965 Sing, Ship, Deer , The Daily Record Torgerson, Rushford. Basil Hampton, Vernon held tM* morning at the Sacred Gibbons and Edward Berg Jr. Heart Catholic Church, Pine At Community Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths Gunnar Scott Creek, the Rev. Auguatyn Sulik BLAIR, Wis. (Special)—Gun- officiating. Burial was in the Car nar Scott, 77 died Sunday at 9 WEATH ER Highway Patrol Memorial Hospital Carroll L. Fish Susan Maria Schmit , church cemetery. Carroll L. Fish, KELLOGG. Minn. (Speclal)- a.m. at the Trempealeau Coun- Pallbearers were Clarence visiting (tours: Msdlcsl «M surgical 47, 1625 W. ty Hospital Whitehall OTHER TEMPERATURES Mt(_nts: i to 4 and 7 to 1:90 p.m. (No 5th St., died at 8:30 a.m. Sun- Graveside funeral services for , , while Pellowski, Richard Lilla, An- children urtfar 12.) reading a newspaper. He had High Low Pr. day at Methodist Hospital , Susan Marie Schmit, infant thony Dorawa, Bernard and An- Fatality MttvrnltV P»tl«flts: 1 t* l:M and 7 to resided there since January. ; Albany, cloudy .. ... 45 21 Figure in t-.X p.tn. (Adults only.) Rochester, after an illness of daughter of Edwin and Wilnel- drew Kaldunski and Joseph Lo- Littlefield, 65, Delavan,, WM mine Schmit, rural Kellogg, He was born Dec. 9, 1887, to Albuquerque,, cloudy 60 47 siflkl. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS collision a one year. 4Q killed in a two-car SATURDAY were today at 10:30 a.m. at St. Andrew I. and Gunhild Kosi Bismarck, cloudy .. 30 .. Ten persons were killed in Vice president of AKCO, Inc., Scott. He attended the Blair Boise, cloudy 51 44 .44 Mrs. Frank Ives New Berlin. ADMISSIONS here, he was born at Soldier's Felix Cemetery, Wabasha. The Wisconsin weekend traific acci- Michael Savoy, 521 E. Front Rev. Leroy Eikens, St. Felix schools and the University of Boston, cloudy ..... 48 32 Funeral services for Mrs. Grove, Wis., Sept. 12, 1918, to Wisconsin school of agriculture. Chicago, cloudy .... 39 32 Frank Ives, 483 E. Belleview St., denta that included collisions Lyall and Susan Dean Fish. He Church, officiated. Mrs. Julie Schmidt, Cochrane, He was a butterrnaker at Blair, Cincinnati, cloudy .. 46 36 .. will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday with a ship, a deer and a state married Vivian Rohrer, was a She was born Saturday after- at Watkowski Funeral Home, the Wis. noon at St. Elizabeth's Hospi- Austin, Minn., and Elk Creek. Cleveland, cloudy .43 24 .. highway patrol car. Remains Navy veteran of World War II , Denver clear 66 37 .. Rev. George H. Goodreid, St. Ike Lynn Kay Sobeck. 1802 W. tal, Wabasha, and died there He retired about 10 years ago , All but two of the victims was a foreman for the Burling- and moved to the home in Blair Des Moines, cloudy . 41 36 Paul's Episcopal Church, officia- Mark St, Sunday. were in their 20s or younger. ton Railroad 20 years and came which he had owned since youth. Detroit, cloudy 40 30 ting, Burial will be in Bush Mrs. Emma McGarv.y, Wat- here five years ago. He was Survivors are : Her parents ; Cemetery, Ridgeway. The state's 1965 toll was lifted Mr. and He never married. He was a Fairbanks, cloudy .. 33 30 .12 with 948 one But kins Memorial Home. a member of the Reorganized paternal grandparents, member of Blair First Lutheran cloudy .78 60 Friends may call at the funer- to 883, compared In Bed , Eyota; Fort Worth, year ago today. DISCHARGES Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Mrs. John C. Schmit Church. Helena, cloudy 46 36 .03 al home from 7 to 9 tonight. Day Saints, La Crosse. maternal grandfather , John Leonard Atkinson, 26, Wau- Harold O'Brien, 455 E. King brothers, There are no immediate sur- Honolulu, rain 78 77 4.32 was killed Sunday when He also had lived in La Wills, Red Wing; three vivors. One brother, Iver, and Mi*. Sylvia M. Rogers saukee, St. Earl , Gerald and- Larry, and Indianapolis, cloudy 45 35 Funeral services for Mrs. Syr- his car plunged off an open Feels Bettter Miss Grace Chadwick, 224 W. Crosse and Minneapolis. two sisters, Gena and BergLt, Jacksonville, cloudy 68 56 three sisters, Elaine , Judith Ann ia M. Rogers, 829 W. 5th St., drawbridge in Green Bay, (AP) Sanborn St. Survivors include his wife ; have died. Kansas City, cloudy 57 47 the FT. GORDON, Ga. - and Betty Lou, at home. were held this morning at St. struck a coal freighter on El- Mrs. Grace Virok, Rushford, his mother, of Winona; two Funeral services will be Wed- Los Angeles, ram .. 62 56 .86 and sank in 20 feet Former President Dwight D. Buckman - Schierts Funeral Paul's Episcopal Church, the Fox River, what Minn. sons, Gary and David, at home, Home was in charge. nesday at 2 p.m. at Blair First Louisville, cloudy .. 50 41 Rev. George Goodreid officia- of water. Authorities said At- senhower has weathered and one sister, Mrs. Lars (Ar- Lutheran Church, the Rev. K. Memphsi cloudy ... 61 52 .20 his son describes as the period SUNDAY „ , ting, Burial was in Woodlawn kin's car crashed through the lene) Granberg, Winona, One Ronald E. Keeler M. Urberg officiating. Burial Miami, cloudy ..... 82 70 .29 Cemetery. gate on the drawbridge after of greatest danger after hia ADMISSIONS brother wan killed in World DURAND, Wis, (Special) - will be in Rest Haven Cemetery Milwaukee, cloudy .34 25 . •: Pallbearers were Donald Walz, other autos had halted. heart attack. Patrick Flanary, St. Charles, War II. Ronald E. Keeler, 65, Superior, here. Mpls.-St.P., cloudy .36 33 .. Alvla Lafky, Richard Darby, Son John and younger broth- A seven-year-old Milwaukee Minn. Funeral services will toe at 2 Wis., formerly of Durand, died Friends may call at Frederix- New Orleans, clear .75 48 .. William Mann, Everett Kern and er , Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, Mrs. Margaret Schaffer , 125% p.m. Tuesday at Breitlow Fune- of a heart attack Sunday at Su- on Funeral Home Tuesday after- New York, clear .. 52 34 ,.. James Goodreid. boy, ' Raymond Smith, was y encouraged by ¦ struck and killed by a car Sun- were sufficientl E. 3rd St. ral Home. Burial will be in perior. noon and Wednesday morning, Okla. City, cloudy .. 70 56 .. Eisenhower's progress to head Woodland Cemetery. He was born Jan. 30, 1900, at and at the church after noon. Omaha, cloudy 44 40 day night while crossing a street Sunday Mrs. Grace Kahoun, Roches- Judy Garland near his home. back to "their homes ter, Minn. Friends may call at (he fu- Eau Galle to Mr. and Mrs. John Phoenix, cloudy .... 76 59 .. night after observing Mrs. Ei- Keeler. He worked at the Secur- Tom Hadoss Ptlnd, Me., cloudy .48 27 .. Richard J. Smith, 21, of rural Mrs. Mary Beck, Alma, Wis; neral home from 7 to 9 tonight Wed in Las Vegas Darlington, was hurled to his senhower's 69th birthday. and until 2 p.m. Tuesday. ity National Bank , Durand, and WHALAN, Minn. (Special)- Rapid City, cloudy . 58 41 DISCHARGES Tom Hadoss, 63, Rochester, US VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - death Sunday as his car over- John would not say they no served in the Army in World St. Louis, cloudy .. . 49 49' siny anxiety about Mrs. Randy Stockman and John K. Cieminski War II. He married Sara Brown, died Sunday at 11 p.m. at his Judy Garland was married Sun- turned along Highway 81 west longer felt baby, Fountain City, Salt Lk. City, rain .58 46 .10 of Darlington. conditional of the five - star Wis. John K. Cieminski, 85, 865 Durand, and the couple lived in home after an illness of seven San Fran., cloudy .63 59 .13 day to actor Mark Herron, her the years. He was a retired farmer. one-time traveling companion. general, now 75. Miss Heidi Johnson, 853 W E. 5th St.. died at 11:35 p.m. Whitehall 11 years while he Seattle, cloudy ..... 53 45 .04 Brace Nortman, 18, of ru- Mark St. Saturday at Community Memor- worked for the Internal Reve- Mr. Hadoss was born July 9, Washington clear .. 59 32 She and Herron traveled in news- 1902, in Russia to Zardak and , the Far East last year and Her- ral Black River Falls, died But, he explained to Frank Duffy, Winona Rt. 3. ial Hospital after a brief ill- nue Service. Ten years ago he Winnipeg, snow ... 25 22 .04 Sunday in a Mauston hospi- men, when "the second set of Lynn Kay ness, was transferred to the Superior Surmae Hadoss. He came to ron announced later they had tal Sobeck, 1802 W. the U.S. in 1914. He married (T—Trace) after his auto rolled over chest pains occurred this last Mark St. - . :. . The retired owner and manu- IRS office. He retired last DAILY RIVER BULLETIN been married in a Chinese cere- along Interstate 90-94 south- . Cora Sveen, Whalan, in Novem- mony. However, Miss Garland Wednesday, we were advised at Wallace Voss, Fountain City, facturer of the Sugar Loaf month. He was a member of the Flood Stage 24-hr. east of Mauston Saturday that time the period of greatest Brand Broom Co., he was born National Association of Internal ber 1927 and the couple farmed ' and her lawyer issued a denial, night. Wis., Rt. 2. in the vicinity until 1959. They Stage Today Chg. saying her divorce from Sid danger would be four or five Gary Lockwood, Sept. 29, 1880, in Poland to Mr. Revenue Employes. Red Wing 3.3 + .1 T days from that point on. Winona Rt. 3. and Mrs. Kasimir Cieminski. He retired and moved to Roches- Luft was not final. Two Madison youths return- Survivors are: His wife and ter. Lake City .6.5 — ing from a hunting trip, Dennis "That time period has end- BIRTHS came to this country when he Wabasha ...... 7.0 — two sisters, Miss Lucy Keeler will average near normal ex- M. Thorp, 20, and Steven M. ," John added. And, said tha Mr. and Mrs. Alf Mindrum, was 6 months old, lived at Erie, and Mrs. Amy Fox Wisconsin Survivors are: His wife; one Alma Dam, T.W. 4.3 — .1 T treme south ed , , , 2-6 degrees below Hoene, 19, were killed Saturday two Eisenhowers, the reporta Peterson, Minn., a daughter. Pa., and came here when he Rapids. son Truman Hadoss, Whalan ; Whitman Dam . .2.0 — .1 T normal central and north; nor- was 2. He married Julia Wor- four daughters, Mrs. Sam (Ada) night as their auto collided with from physicians have been en- Funeral services wiil be Wed- Winona D., T.W. 3.6 -f .2 T mal highs are 27-35 north, 35- a state highway patrolman's zalla, was a member of St. Fowler and Mrs. Matt (Gene- WINONA ...... 5.5 .2 - couraging. BIRTHS ELSEWHERE nesday at 9:30 a.m. at St. vieve) + 41 south and normal lows are car at the intersection of high- Stanislaus Catholic Church and -Pavlisich, Spring Valley ; Trempealeau Pool 9.7 .3 — 13-18 north, 18-25 south; a little "He seems to me to be really Mary 's Catholic Church, Dur- Mrs. Robert (Imogene) Jacob- + ways 51 and 60 east of Arling- EYOTA, Minn. (Special) - was a member of the Latsch and, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Stephen Trempealeau D. 4.7 + .1 — colder Tuesday and Wednesday, in excellent condition," said Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bath Board from 1933 to 1934. son and Mrs. Sheldon (Char- ton in Columbia County. Eisenhower who ob- Kreider- Anderl officiating. Burial will Dresbach Pool 9.5 — — warmer Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Charles Milton , macher, a daughter Nov. 7 at Survivors include one daugh- lotte) Gee, Rochester, and 16 Gatten, 66, Web- Ike "seems to ma be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Dresbach Dam . 2.1 — .6 colder again next weekend; pre- ster, died Sateurday after served that «. Elizabeth's Hospital, Waba- ter, Mrs. Walter (Anna) Win- grandchildren. His parents, an La Crosse 4.8 — .4 her ever so much better" than he Friends may call at Rhiel Fu- cipitation will average .10-.25 husband's car struck a deer, sha. iecki, Winona; one granddaugh- Infant daughter, four brothers Tributary Streams inch central and north in occa- was at the same period after hit neral Home Tuesday from 2 and one sister have died. hurling it through the wind- ter, Mrs. Harold (Loretta) Chu, p.m. The office of the dead will Chippewa at D. 2.4 + .1 T sional rain or snow Tuesday and 1955 heart attack in Denver. Minneapolis; one great-grand- Funeral services will be Wed- shield on the passenger side of FREE TB X-RAYS be read at 8 p.m. Zumbro at Theil. 28.5 — .1 about Friday, with little or none the auto, in an accident on daughter Diane Chu, Minneapo- nesday at 2 p.m. at Whalan Lu- Tremp'Ieau at D. 0.7 —• • extreme south. He feels good enough, they , Mrs. Rose Rom- theran Church, the Rev. Jacob Highway 35 about 40 miles south said, to read "one Western story Last week ...... 44 lis; one sister Mrs. Arnold Schmidt Black at Gales. 3.0 + .6 WISCONSIN — Temperatures of Superior. Total since 1959 57,647 balski, Los Angeles, and one COCHRANE, (Special) - Enderson officiating. Burial will La Crosse at W.S. 5.1 — .2 Tuesday through Saturday will after another," and has had a half-sister, Mrs. Clara Lorbie- Mrs. Arnold Schmidt, 47, Coch- be in the church cemetery. Root at Houston 5.8 — average near or slightly below Three other persons died in record player installed so he , Fountain City. One daugh- can listen to music. He chatted WINONA DAM LOCKAGE cki rane, died Sunday at Communi- Friends may call at Johnson RIVER FORECAST normal. Normal high 33 to 41 accidents in Milwaukee suburbs ter has died; his wife died Sept. ty Memorial Hospital, Winona, Funeral Home, Lanesboro, from (From Hastings to Guttenberg) north. 40 to 44 south. Normal low in the early hours of the week- with Milton about the musical, 16 1958. "The Sound of Music," and in- Flow — 22, . after a long illness. 2 p.m. Tuesday and at the Predicted stages at Winona 18 to 27. Turning colder in mid- end. 900 cubic feet per church Wednesday after 1 p.m. spected his wife's birthday second today at 8 a.m. Funeral services will be at The former Julie .Ann Deneff, for next several days : Tuesday west possibly warmer again to- Michael Radi, 17, Hartland. 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at Wat- she was born Oct. 16, 1918, at 5.6, Wednesday 5.4, Thursday ward the end of the week. About was struck and killed by a car cakes from his bed. Saturday Elmer R. Rud 8.40 p.m. kowski Funeral Home and at Platteville to Mr. and Mrs. 5.4. one-tenth inch of precipitation. in Brookfield. Gregory Emelity, Mrs. Eisenhower remained in — Emily Jean, 4 , the GILMANTON, Minn. (Spe- EXTENDED FORECAST barges, up. 9 at St. Stanislaus Church John Deneff. She attended New Rain or snow most likely early 18, West Allis, died after his bed Sunday for what son John Rev. Dennis Worzalla, a nephew, cial) — The Town of Gilrasui- MINNESOTA — Tempera- in the week and mostly in the motorcycle and a car collided called a "very modest birthday Small craft — none Diggins High School. She was . Sacred Heart Seminary, Oneida, married to Arnold Schmidt ton treasurer, Elmer A. Rud, tures Tuesday through Saturday north half. in West Allis. Mrs. Grace L. celebration." Sunday Wis., officiating. Burial will be May 1, 1943, and was a mem- 62, was found dead in his bed 1:16 a.m. — Charlotte Ann, 8 in St. Mary's Cemetery. ber of Christ Lutheran Church, Sunday morning, barges, down. Dr. E. A. Mfeuli , Cochrane, Friends may call at the fu- Cochrane. • 7:80 aun. — Defender, 4 neral home after 2 p.m. Tues- Survivors are: Her husband; Buffalo County coroner, called • • barges, down. day. A Rosary will be recited one son, Robert, at home; her by Mr. Rud's son, Doyle, at- at 8. 1:30 pm. — David Vickers, 2 father, .Alma, and four brothers, tributed death to a coronary barges, up, Jasper, Buffalo City; Delvan, heart attack and estimated he Mrs. John Considine Alma ; Ivan had been dead since sometime Small craft — none. Mrs. John Considine, 468 W. , Denver, Colo., and Delbert, Joliet, 111. Her mother Friday night What's new in tiger country? What did you have In mind? Today Mark St., died today at 3:45 _ :CTfij?>yff______died Dec. 4, 1956. Apparently the last person fcMBBBgsSS&g ____ ? K^ ^rr< 12:25 a.m. , a.m. at St. Marys Hospital, Ro- — Frank R. Alter to see him was his brother-in- H^^^^^^^' m ikWiiniiiHiHniir^ chester, She had been ill fol- Funeral services will be ¦w\ ,. is ^^^KKttf ^Sml r**™ *^''^& "*$ I barges, up. ^ j ^mmmm\\\mm%mmmmmmmiSF^^ ' ^SSWCE*^**??^!!^^ lowing heart surgery. Tuesday at 2 p.m, at Christ law, Glen Hutchinson, who had 1:25 a.m. — Hawkeye, 10 Lutheran Church, Cochrane, the taken his car to Rud to have ___ barges, down. The former Agnes Catherine it repaired. He left there after Ei___iB Lucas, she was born at Hart Rev. T. Kuske officiating. Buri- 4:80 a.m. — EleMor Gordon, al will be in Buffalo City Ce- 3:30 p.m. Friday, and Rud was to Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Lu- ail right then. He had been II barges, down. cas and lived in this area all metery. Pallbearers will be Larry seeing a doctor for about a 7:30 a.m. — W.S. Rhea, 16 her life. She was married to month. ^Bfgf ^mjmm—^^^—^K—^^^m^^^^3wm>~^i-Kw ¦MSB^' SSftSfl&asflflJgffipSr •3FMW . > >-y<_—'w™"™™^: J™J1>"'—TS ., , . '^.y, » - . ' . Kent, Racine; Mrs. HOUSE afternoon and evening at the have died. ?^^i^-ti-£>_V Funeral services will be Noel (Cora) Davis and Mrs. funeral home. Rosary will be Robert (Helen) Bartholomew, said nt 8 p.m. by Msgr. Ditt- Thursday at 2 p.m . at the Unit- ed Methodist Church, the Rev. Kenosha, and Mrs. Donald *v _Jj>..M^4^^^^^ ¦ rnan and the Catholic Daughters. ______R__ _lii______L^W^ ~^A _ r t< \"k ,/„< ¦ ¦ ^f y <¦$%;: 'W^^f mmmmm\ John H. Payne officiating. Bur- (Almajean) Hanson , White __^__S Wy- «g r * 7 ^ ¦» »-», '?..< . <^^.v . ^['_;vi__tBeiMaoBB|Mi______5__;> ^^__ . '^«__Hjai^fc__\-.,'>-- . ¦ )%\"W:^ ¦\:- ' i__ 'S«'><^-^______i The Daughters will furnish an __r~'^_K______9M__i_lMMiMMMM_ 4 ¦/m. -W"m^ - ^St i ^______i honor guard vA the church. ial will be in Crown Hill Ceme- Bear Lake, Minn. ; 43 grand- tery here. children; two great-grandchild- TLEJL Mrs. Grace M. Barnes Friends may call at Thauwald ren; two brothers, Lo*al, St. Mrs. Grace M. Barnes, 85, Funeral Home all day Wednes- Cloud, Minn., and Alfred, Spo- ¦ r ^TilMflBBBsrffflWHlM & SPOUSE 226 E. Howard St.. died Sunday day and on Thursday until kane, Wash., and one sister, ^vHHH ^pnlll^MBlBHBHMiK aHM^HHaaiiM ^M^^^^aiai||H *" at 4 p.m. at her home after a noon , and at the church after Mrs. Ray (Clara) Lindeberg, ^^__Sili______9l_antf9____ long Illness. She retired in i p.m. Elk Mound. 1950 aft er 23 years as head cook Arrangements are in charge Irvin ¦¦ at Morey Hall , Winona State B. Westby of Kjentvet h Sons Funeral ' »Mir '^ ______—___W^______College. RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special) Home, Mondovi. ' The former Grace Myrtle Del — Funeral services for Irvin B. |^^^^^m_H______siu______i_»^4^ ' C5$ nay, she was born Aug. 5, Westby will be Tuesday at 2 Two-State Funerals PROTECTOR 1R80, at Reno, Minn., to Mr. p.m. at United Church at Red Wing, the Rev. Howard T. Cole Malcolm Butler ~~~ ^~i —^^——__ ^_^__ ^_^^^^^^^^ ^^^JP^^gj)g You're amart to protect your and Mrs. Anton Del Hay . She ^^^^^ | j a_,y_ ^ ^^ jTjj houst In case of lira , theft , was married Nov. 1 , 1905, U> officiating. Burial -will be in the EIJ3A, Minn. — A requiem ^^^^^ damage to contents and Thomim Barnes and had lived church cemetery . Mass for Malcolm Butler, Plum This is our economy tiger. liability with a alnpls State at Clinton, Iowa, and Red Wing. He was born May 17, 1899, at City, Wis., former resident, Farm Homtowntrs policy Her husband died Aug. 1 , 1954 Highland Prairie to Christian will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at —at a low packaga rata. And Survivors are: Two duughters , and Dora Westby. Later he went St. Aloysius Catholic Church, you 're twic* aa amart to Mrs, Marguerite RoRuIIn and to Kindred, N.D., where he the Rev. Francis Glynn officiat- protect your spouse with a Mrs. Alanson Hamernlk , Wino- married Clara llertsgard in Au- ing. Burial will be in the church Slat* Farm life Insurance na; seven grandchildren ; 21 gust 1925. He worked in a flour cemetery. There are 38 more tigers In between-all Wide-Trackball Pontiacs/'SB. VB| policy that covers your mort- grent-firandchildrcn , and one mill at Red Wing 20 years, re- Friends may call at Johnson- Do you want a no-apologles luxury car? A 360-hp sports It. Aa usual. Special gage, For full details, aee brother , Bert Del Rny, Minne- tiring five years ago. Schrlver Funeral Home, Plain- aafety note: All 1966 Port tines ______§5_„ your friend for life, view. A Rosary will be recited cor with a back seat? A long-wheelbase family car that Include front and rear seat belts, sota City. Survivors are: His wife; two dual-speed winds hield _____¦«§__ ) at 8 tonight. doesn't cost an arm and a leg? A a-laek town car? An wipers, windshield Funeral services will be sons, Niles , Albert Lea, and washers, outside rear view mirror, ^ B | K Pallbearers will be Chester economy car with a 6 you'll swear Is an 8 until you count "Pete" Polits Wednesday at Burke's Funeral Ronald, Bay City, Wis. ; two padded dash and sun visors, and backup lights tor bottor tas*______F " £V| Bartseh, Jerome Majerus, Clar- cylinders? Como to tiger country. You nama It. we'va gat visibility : l M 12* *• Broadway Home , the Rt . Rev. Msgr. Har- daughters, Mrs. Jack (Barbara ) when backing up at night. Be sure to U68 thorn. ^^Wa<__|__B_HBB» Minneapolis, ence Hendrickson, Ted Selpel, Ldf Smm Pb"™ 4$M old J. Dittrnan officiating. Bur- Thompson, and lVEB.YTHI.WaNEW IN TI«EI» COUNTRY, YOUA PONTIAC DI>UIR«-A 600D PUCE TO BUY ial will be in St. Mary 's Ceme- Mrs. Rod (Catherine) Holthe, Roy Hewitt and Eugene Hel- GO00> USED CARa TOO mueller. but* Farm IIU In- fi»«'« MSM I tery. Sioux Falls, S.D.; five grand- suranca Company mm. Friends may call a! the fu- children; three brothers, Or. and S4»ta Farm Fir* MMk Roy G. Samson and Csaualty Com- mkmW neral home Tuesday afternoon James, Washington, D.C.; GALESVILLE, Wis. - Funer- C. PAUL VENABLES, INC. pany. Mom* Office*: HMMAHCI and evening. Rosary will bu "George , Cressklll, N.J., and Jo- i Rioomlnaton. IHInot*. >¦ *J al services for Roy G. Samson 110 Main Strswt Winona L J said by Msgr . Dittrnan at II seph, Forest City , Iowa , and were held Saturday afternoon at p.m. four sisters, Mrs. J . B. ( Mil- First Presbyterian Church, the BadBy GARY EVANS got a 41-21 victory. down the Vikings with five touchdown passes, plays that Time Ahead for Someonesaw Tarkenton thrown for losses. Dally Newt Sports Editor If you examine the statistics for the past a Baltimore team record. BLOOMINGTON BUT THE Vikings finally did get on tha , Minn. — You sat at three games, you find the Packers have Yes, that's right, a record for the team Metropolitan Stadium here Sunday and felt scored but two touchdowns. Except for Sun- board aa Tarkenton hit Bedsole for six yards next weekend that has for ten years operated behind one someone is going to be embar- day's defensive breakdown, the Vikings have of the quarterback greats. and a TD with 5:54 of the second period rassed. been stingy. In fact, it took Unitas' first day off since elapsed. Fred Cox kicked the point. Not that the Vikings weren 't embar- But still Sunday, something will have to Nov. 16, 1858, to get CUQZZO a start. Now Cuozzo then got his team into position raaaad Sunday, you understand, but rival give. there are those people — including Unitas for a 17-yard field goal by Lou Michaels Green Bay ii next up. If you listen to Minnesota's Norm Van himself — who Wonder if John will get back and began to break the Vikings apart by Now when the punchless Packers and Brocklin, there is no reason to expect good in. flinging a 43-yard touchdown pass to Jimmy tha hwqpitabla Vikings get together, some- things for the Vikings: "To bid for the title, Orr with but 19 seconds to play in the half. thing haa to give. you've got to learn how to beat the top clubs. CUOZZO, A 24-year-old dentistry student at Tennessee in the off-season, has no doubt Michaels added the point. It was Impossible to keep from itaring Apparently we haven't been willing to pay Shortly, it was over. Cuozzo hit eight of at the Met scoreboard Sunday. It seemed the price for greatness." of his status: "Johnny is No. 1 and everybody 't uke to sit nine third-period passes (seven in a row at more impossible that the Packers and Los Not only that, but the Vikings will go know he is. I don on the bench, the start of the string) for three touch- Angdea Ram. were tied 3-3 for the better into. Sunday's game out of the race ... out nobody does. But if I've got to, this is the place/' downs. part of four quarters. of the race for the championship, and prob- The first went 22 y.*rdsto Orr, who beat Then — with the Vikings controlling their ably for second place, since Baltimore sow At any rate, Don Shuia hoped for a com- Mackbee for the second time, and came with game — the figures fluttered and the Pack- is 8-1, Green Bay 7-2 and Minnesota 5-4. plete day off for his prize ... and he got it. 4:58 elapsed. The second was good for 29 ers had won theirs. Sunday lt was simply a case of too much It took Mr. Cuozzo time to warm up. But yards to Lenny Moore with 10:02 elapsed But later on tbe Vikings got extremely Gary Cuoszo and too little defense. he did. The Vikings let their chances to star generous, cornerback Earsell Mackbee got Cuozzo, the little-heard of replacement slip away early, two potential scoring drives VIKINGS somewhat smarter and the Baltimore Colts for Mr. Quarterback, John Unitas, drilled being blunted on a fumble and a series of (Continued on Page 14) Record — By Hair of His Cuozzo Worry? Chinny ... Chin... Chin Don't Be Silly Gary Cuozzo, the fel- low who came out of MINNEAPOLIS <*>-Schol- scalpel, but instead of the trussed — in case Cuozzo obscurity to pitch the arly, articulate Gary Cuozzo decorum of the operating met disaster. Baltimore Colts to a 41- passed up a career as a room, he performed with medical doctor to play pro- 47,428 Metropolitan Stadium To add to the drama, the 21 victory over the Min- Vikings held the Colts to a nesota Vikings Sunday, fessional football. fans yelling and massive is just about to let go Sunday, he operated on linemen chasing him. minus four yards in six of- the Minnesota Vikings for If anyone had a reason fensive plays the first two (left) of the toss that will five touchdown passes as to be nervous, it was the times Baltimore had the give him a team record. the Baltimore Colts swept to former Phi Beta Kappa ball. At the same time, Cuozzo fired to Willie their seventh straight Na- from the University of Vir- Minnesota was controlling Richardson (right) for tional Football League vic- ginia. the ball for 30 plays and 14 yards and a touch- tory, 41-21, and held their He stepped into the shoes accumulated 145 yards. For Western Conference lead of Johnny Unitas. the Colts' all of that , however, the down. It was Cuozzo's over Green Bay. great quarterback who was fifthTD pass. That now Cuozzo's passing was aa waiting on the sidelines CUOZZO is a club record. incisive as a surgeon's with a sore back tightly (Continued on Page 14) (AP Photofax) Defense Keeps

PackersMILWAUfcEE (fl — The ing Ram quarterback BillAlyards. ive Green Bay Packers are still Munson as he faded to pass The only Ram score came alive in the National Foot- from his own 35 with less in the first few minutes ball League title chase than three minutes to play. when Bruce Gossett hit on thanks to a fumble-forcing Lionel Aldridge, a bear a 35-yard field goal defense that's made the on defense all day, captured A Tom Moorse fumble on Packers most dangerous the ball at the 20. Jim Tay- the third play from scrim- when the other team has lor, who netted 68 yards to mage set tip the kick. Chuck the ball. take game honors, teamed Lamson recovered for tha The second-place Packers with Paul Hornung, a late Rams on the Packers' 23. were their futile selves on entry in the game, to bring Gossett, like Chandler, offense again Sunday as the ball to the shadow of later to miss on two field they beat the Los Angeles the goal line in five plays. goal attempts. Rams 6-3 to remain one With a fourth down, and Bart Starr was at the ~-- Have a travel-safe game behind the Baltimore less than six inches for a helm for the Packers \^Bt^-— ' -^ - ^^H Colts in the Western Confer- touchdown, Don Chandler through most of the game Holiday Seaaon. ence race. came on to boot a seven and although dumped three BSB BWS^*^-^^TO\ ^^H But the defense made tha yard field goal with 37 sec- times for a total loss of so Toronto Can f ^ ¦ Stop in Now for Rams'; attack just as im- onds left. yards. Starr had generally SPORTS lL^^^fi ^^A|\ our ^L\w potent, forcing three fum- The score was the first !;oon proiecuon up inure un ^^ B^^ BM precision bles and an interception for (keen Bay since the ew tunes he tried to pass. Es^^P^^ |^H while ' seldom giving the opening period when Cband- But the Packers stayed SHORTS Rams good field position. led was true with a 22-yard for the most part on tbe Fool Parent The final nimble was tha effort to tie the score. ground as the game quickly By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS only one the Packers capi- In between, the former settled down to a punting COLUMBIA, Mo. — Branch talized on. Ron Kostelnik New York Giant had miss- duel between Chandler and Rickey, 84-year-old b a s e b a 11 forced the break by smack- ed on tries of 48 and 45 Billy Lothridge of tbe Runs. great who collapsed at the Bruins Triumph 3leaker's rostrum Saturday NHL ght, remained in a coma to- WLTPT OF OA day in the intensive care sec- Mentrwl « l I )> «3 31 Chlcsto I 11 II fl N Only WM tion of the Boone County Hospi- Ntw Ycrk 4 t 1 11 B4 Jl /^y American tal. Twant* t « 1 I K M ^^^^^^^^ _ ^^^^^^^^ B ¦ Dotratt 11) 7 77 II ¦ Aldridge Becomes "Ha is holding his own but Boston 1 I 1 17 H mMMMMMMMMMMMMMM\ * ^^^^^^^^^ _ ^ still is in critical condition," a SUNDAY'S BBIULTl Monlril a, Detroit 1 (lis). hospital spokesman said. He Boston 1, Toronto (. was being administered oxygen. New Yort 4, Chicago l. TODAY'S OAMBI No flsmal sctisstulod. Footballer EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Comp lete By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mo.—North Dakota Univer- MILWAUKEE MV- If recovering a fumble in on several gang tackles that thwarted the sity will play Northern Il- New York stalled Bobby Hull that led to a last minute victory is all that's Rams' ground game. linois Nov. 27 in the 17th and Montreal stymied Gordie annual Mineral Water Bowl Howe. But Toronto couldn't put needed to give Green Bay's Lionel Aldridge The fumble that led to the winning field HBVsiB______r | \f iMm ^it 7 -^^!8tW9MKamm^^Mx^ l_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_B_H^_i confidence , then he is now a complete foot- goal did not come about by pure accident. football game, the team se- anything over on Bernie Parent. ball player. Two missed blocks by the Los Angeles line lection committee announced Parent, rapidly aging beyond l'^TTr««_r^S^_l i^___a_^^^MHnl ^^V^T^^^^^^^^^^^ EH over the weekend. •T [ff Bl "He haa great potential," said teammate led to the victory. his 20 years in the goalie pads of kfcaBanT.iy*i ^• _^__^U___fifi& __| -"^____rSB B___CiiiMwHaii____P__l tHintf he lacks is Kostelnik said the Rams' backfield had North Dakota closed its Boston's lowly Bruins, blanked WiUle Davis, "the only season Nov. 8 with an 8-1 confidence and after today I doubt it ne rolled to the left and the guard in front of Toronto 2-0 Sunday night for his " him pulled with the play. record, losing only to North first National Hockey League lacks that. Dakota, 6-3. The 245-pounddefensive end spearheaded "The center was supposed to hook back shutout. the Packer defense in another of its out- and block me," said Kostelnik. "But I was • • • While the last-place Bruins standing performances for a 8-3 National by him before he could recover. Munson Top-ranked Michigan State, rallied around their rookie goal- Football League victory over Los Angeles didnt see me coming and he was a dead Arkansas, Nebraska, Princeton tender, New York checked EXTRA-LIFE BATTERIES^^^EHM Sunday. and Dartmuoth were among 21 Hull's scoring spree and always 100% freah. Tbay ef duck." Dri-Charfedbattalias are g^JnMj TmmiWKMmEmm—¦ Packer tackle Ron Kostelnik crashed into (Rams' tackle) was sup- college football teams which re- whipped Chicago 4-2 and Mon- not activateduntil installed in your ear. ^|jp«ijj _j|g|| j ||j_ |—_ quarterback "Joe Carrollo , untied after the Rams' backfield to smash posed to hook me on that play," said Aid- mained unbeaten treal stopped Howe short of his BIH Munson and force a fumble pounced on games of Nov. 13. mark in a 2-2 tie with Detroit. |______^^ 20 ridge. "He missed me and I neat him on the by Aldridge. The recovery at the Rams was tbe biggest Of the teams on the list, 11 Hull, who had scored 12 goals by Don Chandler inside to get in there. That set up the decisive field goal fumble recovery I ever made, have completed their seasons. in Chicago's first eight games, North Dakota State top- with 37 seconds left. 't know what time it was. After , failed to connect against the The fumble recovery topped a great day "I didn ranked in The Associated Press' Rangers I recovered the ball I looked up and saw the , who built a 31 first- WHEEL WHEELS For "SHOW & GO" for Aldridge. . . small college football poll, is period edge and held on to pro- dropped clock and only then did I know how big a KUSTOMAfl He also blocked a Munson pass, the only unbeaten, untied team tect their third-place standing. »lRAI^ss_ ^ANtftF.I^W_S» DEEP play lt really was." , ______->». WHEELS — DIs- CHROMB Munson twice brhhnself for losses and was with 10 games. The Bison have Howe, one goal short of the Rsmi Pickers rolled up 363 points to their op- 000 mark in his 20th NHL sea- First dswns * 1» IH lsl ponents' 80. son, was blanked at Detroit. Hustling ysrdsat ¦ YOU NEED THAT'S WHY SIVBS M6 RSAL YgOUNDS Passing ysrtsjs .. • . u ?» T PSS4SS ?-" «•!» BOTH HANDS I USE TOBACCO 7AS7E, 5R64T. Ptssss Inttrcaptsd by .. .. • 1 FDR A JOB COPENHAGEN! BUT DOESN'T LET ME Punts Mi Mi ©ST IN MY VW/. TR/ A PiffiMts lest 1 1 LIKE THATt * \r-^ Va-4* HM IIU* it «I ^ ^ y PINCH I TV ij ia. _ i _ // 1 I '"l/Tlff SUMMARIES 8l Par Aluminum Csp. (tr LOB ANOILBS 1 * • *—1 Whaal caasN SAY J • a t-t LA-POi OMMtt S*^« mof4i •of potential taama to com- Loan 24 Months 3* Monthi pete in the City Basketball Amount Payment Interest Payment Inraratr League that an organisa- 1000.00 45.00 10.00 31.11 llf.M HU paovcw tional meeting wilt be held 1500.00 47.50 120.00 44.67 IS012 ^H SB KMH||L \\ ^B^^^BB^V A Mt\Mt% ^^^ *Y_Lt PJ -I f*>Iia\ 4ttn IHI fJB| w W ™V™M tonight at 7:15 at the Puk- 2000.00 to.oo iao,oo ii.n iww _^B______5__E llB^ K__8_(____4_f______. ¦¦ _ssssVs____J_|Sa BBBBBBBBBBBB^BBBIBBV Ree office la the City Bind- 2500.00 112.50 200.00 77,78 300,08 ing. An organizational meeting r >„ ll tMlMi ll MaaaaUW MINNESOTA LOAN & THRIFT ^ H °N.THE.rWRM TIRE SERVICI r for Indoor scftball manag- i i aSBMAN; t * ^ "ACTOR op FORJ ^ffffilPj lGBBHG99 i9^ naML" ers will be held at the office IM Walnut, Winona, Minn. Phone 8-»7« 9™ * ^ * ^ TOWXO SSr FmMHUmT^ T*WI Tuesday at 1:lt p.m. HE RUNS BACKWARD, NO T FORWARD Wisconsin ' Offensiveoffense. There's more t , he since playing Mr. However American LeagueRobinson I Just Isnlike the idea. League. He eventually was I Jack Spikes. [ J more of a feeling BAITBRN DIVISION has changed his mind and now satisfaction — Lets Down awarded to the AFL but found Facing that situation. Robin- • •— playing W. L. T. Pet. >T 0»» his path to a first-string job son was made into a defensive pointedly Says: of accomplishment Buffalo I 1 a .aN 111 14* defense." Houston ...... 4 I I .444 MS Ml blocked by Abner Haynes andI back but be admits be did not "Ball players waste their time New York 1 I 1 .171 114 IN ] Robinson certainly got that Collapses Boston Ill.111 )J7 ns feeling against the Chargers. WI1TBRN DIVISION W. L. T.Pct. »T OF His first interception, at the MADLSON UH — "K total col- tan Dlt. 0 .... a 1 1 ,7ia Ml IM , halted a 96-yard Oakland 1 4 I MS m tat . two-yard line lapse," said Coach Milt Bruhn Kansas City ... S 4 1 JM IN IIS San Diego drive and protected after Wisconsin's worst football Denver 4 4 I .4» 1)1 147 SUNDAY'S RBSULTS Kansas City's 10-0 lead. Then, defeat At home in history. New York X, Boston M. after the Chargers closed to 10- Denver Jl, Houston ll . Hadl His beleagured Badgers beat- Kansas City 11, San Dies* 7. 7, he stole another John en and buried 51-0 by Illinois Buffalo 17, Oakland 14. pass at midfield and set up a SUNDAY'S OAMBS touchdown by re« Saturday, Bruhn bemoaned, Houston at Mew Yam. Kansas City "The fumbles hit us and there Kansas City at Boston. hirnini?14 vards. Oakland at Denver. was a letdown and then a to- Only gsmts scheduled. Buffalo, meanwhile, moved to tal collapse." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS within one victory of clinching For 20 minutes of the second Kansas City's Johnny Robin- the Eastern Division title by half Wisconsin neither made a son, who started his pro football edging Oakland 17-14 on Billy first down nor encountered a career by signing with two Joe's one-yard smash with, sev- fourth down. Each time the teams, has developed one theo- en seconds to go, Denver Badgers fumbled or flung the ry that would shock most play- whipped Houston 31-21 and New football away as Illinois struck ers. Sork defeated Boston 30-20. 41. for 30 points in that short span Robinson thinks playing' of- Clem Daniels scored on a alone. fense is a waste of time. yard run and a 25-yard pass from Dick Wood as the Raiders, years An offensive player turned Only twice before in 76 corner back, Robinson wasted tied with Kansas City, built a 14- of football have Wisconsin no time Sunday by intercepting 7 lead in the fourth quarter. teams lost by greater mar- two passes in crucial first-half But Pete Gogolak's 38-yard gins, 54-0 in 1916 and 63-0 in situations as the defense-minded field goal and a 62-yard closing 3890. Both were road defeats at Chiefs rolled to a 31-7 American drive engineered by Jack Kejnp Minnesota. Football League victory over and climaxed by Joe pulled it The Badgers end the 1965 sea- Western Division - leading San out for the Bills, now 8-2. son this Saturday by traveling Diego. Abner Haynes pulled Denver to Minnesota. It was another typical per- into a 14-14 tie with Houston in Wisconsin lost four fumbles formance for the 26-ye4ar-old the third period by racing three and had three passes intercept- former Louisiana State star who yards for a touchdown, then put ed in the rout by Illinois. The started bis career on the wrong the Broncos ahead to stay in tha IUini gained 358 yards on the foot and then had to learn how fourth quarter by returning a ground, the Badgers finished to run backward instead of for- punt 57 yards for another touch- with a rushing net ef minus ward. (42) down. STEALS PASS ... Johnny Robinson , and a few plays later tlie Chiefs scored. At hit Don Maynard four. A running mate of Billy Can- Kansas City Chiefs' defensive halfback, right is Kansas City's E. J. Holub (55) who Joe Namath The Badgers had possession non at LSU, Robinson became with 22 and 36-yard touchdown three times in the third period a double signee by winding up eludes a San Diego tackier, Sam Gruneisen came ahead to block for Robinson. The passes and Jim Turner kicked and never completed a single with two contracts — one with (65), after intercepting a Charger pass. Rob- Chiefs won the AFL game 31-7. (AP Photofax) three field goals in the Jets' vic- series of downs. Two pass In- the Detroit Lions of the National inson made it to the San Diego 35-yard-line tory over the Patriots. terceptions and a lost fumble each , • _ _ _ led to an IUini touchdown BROWN CRACKS 1,000 . . Jim Brown's five-yard run ^_^^^_^^^^^_^^^^^^^^__ _^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ __ _ _^^^^^^^^__^^^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ MM«rf time. in the third quarter of Sunday's game against tbe New York VIKINGS The Badgers started the Giants put the Cleveland Browns fullback over 1,000 yards (Continued from Page 13) fourth quarter with another for the seventh time in his nine-year career. Brown is and the third came on a six- (52) quick fumble for another Illi- dogged by Bill Swain of the Giants. He rushed for 156 yard bootleg bullet to Ray Bar- nois touchdown. yards and scored three touchdowns in the Browns' 34-21 elapsed. "Everything Just went our victory before 82,426. The Browns have a two-game edge ry with 11:50 It was over at 31-14 at the way and that's all there was to ¦ * ' '¦ over the St. Louis Cardinals in the National Football sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssBI' I _____ ¦ '- ssB'- ' s» '!>3' B ' nTsT ^ is 1 MI I • s^rBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaB^ it," said Illinois Coach Pete League's Eastern Conference. (AP Photofax) end of the third period. Minne- ^ Elliott. sota, however, had made one The fumbles and pass inter- futile effort to stay with the ceptions that led to Illinois' 23- Colts, Tarkenton's 17-yard scor- point outburst in the third pe- asaj; j \ »U ing pass to Paul Flateley paring I ] m\ J| | I ] | J___f IV K'^SBBBBBBBB riod triggered the rout, said ^^BK Hi ^ M J B Elliott. Cleveland in the margin to 17-14 with 7:32 "Our boys got to thinking elapsed. then that they could do no ^^^^^^^^^ss^l^^^^^^^^I wrong," he said, "and the way THEN IN the fourth quarter, _^^^^^^^^_Pa^^^^^^^^^^^^B it looked most of the time in Baltimore tallied on a 38-yard ^mmm ^mmm ^mmmMMMMM ^MMMM ^KM ^MM ^KMmMMMM ^MM ^MM ^MM ^MMmMM ^MM ^MM. ^ the second half they couldn't" 34-21 Victory field goal by Michaels and a 14-yard pass from Cuozzo to National League nesota Vikings 41-21 ih the Na- Willie Richardson. BAiTBRN CONFBRINCS w. i, T. Pd. PT or» tional Football League. That one came alter Lance CUOZZO cievaiaita ..... 7 i a .771 n* JM (Continuedfrom Page 13) ». L*Ml» 5 4 • JU 117 171 The victory, their seventh NOW Y»rk 4 II .444 145 IN straight, kept the Colta only Dallas 4 II .444 Itl ITS one Vikings had scored WaiMsfrao) ... 1 4 a JU 1)1 252 game in front of the Green Bay STATISTICS PMIaoMspMa ..HI .]» Vikings Colli once. 217 212 Packers in the Western Confer- Total first downs M M Cuozzo never flinched, PlttSBOrah .... ITS .222 141 M7 WISTIRH CONFIRINCB ence. First downs rushing 7 It MM First dowrn passing ..... 11 ('' essssssssssssBliH M— ^L^— ^LW f| and neither did Colt Coach W. 1. T. »»et. PT OP • B TBUJ8 Battlmsre .... 1 1 a jet JM In other NFL games, Green First downs by ptnslty ... S « ' ssssssssssssssssssss______ill sli^^ _ __a ______Mume 1 Ti Don Shula. 154 Total yard! MS Ml 41 B^T^,______F5 r a \ r stf5assssff»ra>*&!a _•«_ a ^^^^^^^^^^assssssssssssssssssssssssssssssaCOMPM/UU'""-*• 4 Orson Say .... 7 2 a .771 171 its Bay edged Los Angeles 6-3, assssssaa ^^^< * 2*sssssssslliM^l aW^BBa^ WmeMm ______BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBS¦ *¦«¦»"•«¦»»-' »I "I didn't get nervous," MlMMOre .... I 4 a .555 274 272 Yards rushing 1*4 in v ¦s ^?-«r^_&u'_BBBBBBn»Ilfl^ Mmmum Cuozzo said, "and I don't Detroit 5 4 a JUS 147 its Cleveland thumped New York Yards passing U Ml I Chicago s 4 a JM IM K>7 Tlmn thrown and yard! "I " ^L^L^L^Lm**¦* know why — I should have." 34-21, Chicago trounced St. lost attempting ta pan 4-U 1-7 H^j ^^ M ^fl Hf ^ H / f Un Francisco 4 5 a .444 215 ill Passas attampttd 11 2s Let Angela*... I I a .in lis isf Louis 34-13, San Francisco de- "I wasn't tempted to use Pass** conpltttd » li IUNDAY1 RBSULTS feated Detroit 27-21, Dallas beat Avsrsgt gain psr pass m m m Unitas," Shula said. "Even •rseo)Bay t, Los Angolas 1. < ______L8|¦ . t Pittsburgh attempt 1.7 IS.t ' 1S4 KjJ JJ IsJ f SB^JsBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBai ' if I had used him, it would BsHo-tore 41, Mlimssots ll. 24-17 and Philadel- a a CMcaga 94, it. Louis 11. phia topped Washington 21-14. Passas Intercepted by ... ^^^^ Punts 4-170 s-ut : ^^^^ only have been for one se- San Francisco 17, Detroit 21. < ^^^^ftniMHlifi Mi^^^^^H y oMmicE-MommoRsmto \ ries on a certain situation." Cltvotind 14, Now York 11. Don Chandler's second field Punting avtraga ., 413 M.7 When Cuozzo finally found Dallas 24. Plttaburgh 17. goal of the Yards panallitd IU 5-45 PMUaMpM* », WisMivgHn 14. game, a seven-yard- Fumblei and fumbtts lost 1-2 t-« ALL THIS GREAT MUSIC t | the range, he fired a 43- SUNDAY'S 5CHSOUH er with 37 seconds to play, car- Number of mailing plays. 22 31 ::¦ ^^^^^ | ST^n Hoty Cams Upon Clear CMcaga at Detroit. Avsrage gain par rushing J J Tg^J B I ^» j|^^^^^BNIfiht • It A Midnight • ? yard touchdown pass to ried Green Bay past Los An- play 1.1 4.2 ^ J j ltJ-^fe I -XnssssssssssssF/Oh CIsvMand at Dalits. Total offemlve plays (inc. ,, m_MkBtiEMm\^2klJam!MMMMMmMwEMMMlCaroling, Caroling • Jolly Old St Nicholas • UttJe k Jimmy Orr, giving the Orota Bay at Mlimssota. geles. Lionel Mdridge set up the » Los Angeles at San times thrown passing) .. 57 U i.mmmmmwmmmmmmmmMMMmWmmMMMMMmMMMJDnimmer Boy * Star Carol We Three Kings of Orient k Colts a 10-7 halftime lead. Francisco. score by recovering a Bill Mun- Avg. gain par oft. play 4.1 5.7 ______. ___ ; -4__s_ __BBL Hark! The HeraW Angela Sing • Angels We Have I | But that was just a warm- Nsw York at it. Louis. ..S W I J I I W Are ' PMMtl pMa at Baltimore. son fumble forced by Ron Kos- M ssSSaI Mama, i BBBBBB I !____ I HH I MM. ¦ Heard On High • Silent Night (English end French) ' I j up toss. WesMnsNM at Ptttsbonh. telnik. I B ^ vJr IVJsLI BLI %V I vJ I The Lord's F?5syer • Sleigh Ride * The Twelve Days of I In the third quarter, Cu- ¦ YSM Christmas • Oh Little Town of EJethlehenr Lo How A T By THE ASSOOATEO Jimmy Brown ran for 156 Rentzel fumbled a kickoff re- '' B l ' jR. I ^SsB^ll AB JW "l-«nk l Far Soma See Him -Oh J ozzo completed eight of nine PRESS turn at the Minnesota 19. ' ' ¦^M^^ JM ^^^ WHH |lM^Ha|A gMft^naAa Rose Blooming • Children f passes for 101 yards and Gary Cuozzo, who passed up a yards and scored three touch- < ' _ ^HH __I______^_.H ______H___! Come, All Ye FaJtMul • Tha First Noel • Silver Belts • f downs while Ernie Green Rentzel redeemed himself by MMM^MM^MM^L^^^^MMM^MM^MMMJrngla^Befl»M rrs.Christm«TliTteAII Over The World. ? three mare touchdowns— 22 scholarship to Yale Medical running 101 yards (the longest ' ^ ' yards to Orr, 29 to Lennie School and instead took Johnny caught seven passes for 160 >m yards and one touchdown kickoff return of the NFL sea- Moore and six to Raymond Unitas' free-agent course, has as son) with tbe ensuing kick. Cox' mm^*MMM^*^*m*M**»^***m. ^m Berry. passed Unitas in his first test. Cleveland opened a two-game \ ALL THESE GREAT ARTISTS I I conversion made it the 41-21 ii NOTHINGELSE TO BUY... COME IM TODAYI Ai>dywililanm*Ano>eKostelan^ | He capped his perform- Cuozzo, subbing at quarter lead in the Eastern Conference. final. G^rme f Earl Morrall o ______« Eue^naO rmandy• RichardEydi Tuckera • Maurice t ance with a 14-yard scoring back for the injured Unites, passed for all Perhaps as much as anything, ,, - *_. 8**™* « Sitevel_w^r<» Wnah fk three New York touchdowns. _^___S______B____>__ a>avali^ ar^ * ] shot to Willie Richardson in threw a team record five touch- a strategic move following SnorSammy Dtahann Carroll Danny Kaye • Doris Day • L the final quarter. ^^itmMMmmmm ^Mmwmm^- * * , * \ down passes Sunday as the Bal- Gayle . Sayera committed a Baltimore's third touchdown j-m¥{MMMMMMKFfa\M] ^PKmaa^. Davis Jr. I Cuozzo's 16 completions timore Colts crushed the Min- broke tha Vikings. in 26 attempts for 208 yards costly fumble against St. Louis but came beck with an 86-yard Shula, believing tbe moment and the five touchdowns, was psychologically right, call- needless to say, were his PAREN TS' NIGH T kickoff return that set up an 11- yard touchdown run by Jon Ar- ed for aa on-side kick and Wen- biggest thrill — "even big- dell Harris grabbed it at the ger than when we (Virginia) SET BY HAWKS nett. The flashy Chicago rookie t also ran seven yards for another Viking 46. It took Cuozzo three ANOTHER BIG HOLIDAY BUY! heat. Maryland in 1962 and The annual Winona plays to get a score. mm ^^g ^^^^ knocked them out of the Ga- High touchdown. ^^ School basketball parents' "It wasn't the kick that hurt tor Bowl." He had three Clark Miller raced 75 yards us," said Van Brocklin, "it was ii SURE-GRIP WI1WER TIRES AWgM^f. l touchdown passes that day. night will be held tonight with Milt Plum's fumble, high- the fact that we let them take Unitas has thrown four at (he auditorium. lighting San Francisco's tri- it right in." Wtthextm-mfloss^TTJFSTOnibb^ • ______S____^______B ' touchdown passes 12 times Coach John Kenney will umph over Detroit. Earlier, s|_^^„_^_____IS^^_ in his career, but he never Dave Wilcos scooted eight yards SHULA SAID that, "We felt pot his team through its 1 aW»«~fc. l«ITr«M»- ^ ^ T H |M §ot as many as Cuozzo did for a touchdown with a fumble it was a good psychological .^t ^Z ^^hiam 6e0p U> ;J drill* beginning at 7 p.m. unday. by Tom Watkins. moment for the kick, anal we ¦ ejoaia SJO »» a|6 «« tyr I L T < | "It didn't look like they were right. ;; bitedeepto pull youthrough! I B B This la a prelude to Wino- Dallas defenders intercepted " ¦ 7.80»u missed me," Unitas said. five of Earlier he said that the Colt - 7J8-14 «20— »|p»» BeL^a^B <> "But I'll be back next week na's opening game against Pittsburgh's last nine ' passes, the next-to-last by Dave staff had noticed the Viking < > H _n__P______MMM 8.00)114 8.25»1414 »,32— »|| PC* "[^BPfloWlB ' > — if he'll let me get in Harmony at the auditorium blocking wall was falling back. m asssssssssssssi 80l<: *- ~~ there." Friday. Edwards setting up the winning MW _ BBB BB JBB 8- 4 M *3«w *J^^2P'~~ ^ ¦- touchdown. That came on Don Van Brocklin summed up the 1 » mf Lm BBBS \ BBBBBBBBB T a.70»'» 7.7911s" wBf c&llH game: "The Vikings learned to- < » ^V ^B ^^H ^Bafll ^^HB 18 »20°* Meredith's 28-yard pass to Bob ^ 8.45 jLMmK^ ^f ^MM" Hayes. day what it means to be out- ___ ^______H 7.S0«1S K S24— ***** L^- ^sL^M " played, outbit and outscored by / ^^^BB F ^^sssssssl ~ Earl Gros dove less than one a team which wanted to win a ^^^^ ^ 8'00''1* >-»»»» »27— *vai* ~~'\wmwN^M \\ yard for Philadelphia's winning little more badly." touchdown against Washington Second firewhen yon buy ^c^SSa s^s^^^s^a^^Tj^^^y ;; after a 78-yard pass from Norm SUMMARIES Snend to Pete Retelaff carried BALTIMORB % 1» 11 \%-j ,\ first tireat price listed. MINNESOTA « r 7 7-11 DET?T1!1WP^B_ '!! the ball to the Redskins' seven. Mlnn.-«fcdso*e (a, pass from Tarkan. J^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ton). PAT-Cox (kick). NO TRADC 'IH NCEDED \ BITE DEEPI ) Batt.-FOi Michaels (17), __^ Belt.-Otr (41, pass tram Cuene). " • ' Two Sophs Crack PAT-Mlcttaela (kick). NO MONEY DOWNI _; ______fe»_:-. ^^ »slt.-Orr (22, pas* tramCuum) . PAT ^ Badgers' Lineup -Michaels (kick). FREE MOUNTING! Minn.—Plattoy (17, pass fram Tarken- 1 (rOm tmGADD#YF_im ton). PAT-Cox (kick). M M mM 9W 9WWmW ^ M Bb^SHV,B . - MADISON (fl - Two soph- Balt.-AOoora (to, pass from Coons). t Mo Limil Gnsurante«l |[ omores have cracked the Wis- PAT-Mlctiaele (kick). M BBalt.—aarry (4, pase from Cuene). I e0OOY»R IUTiON-1snM IM iJWIi^ o consin starting lineup for tho PAT-Mldiaela (kick). 4 as to speed For tha •ntire llfe of tha tread, eiALL HVM riOODYt^RAUTQ TIR K AR£ GKIARANTUO Badgers' Batt.-F«i Michaels (»), * against defe Junior Boys — Bob Hughes day night as the Badger State ble in the $300,000 Garden State TIDE Hpilfj ^pilP mjk\ * ditched 170-475 for Team II simply because I overtrained." Minnesota schools swing into kicks off the cage season. Stakes for 2-year-olds at Garden while Team IV was producing The 22-year-old Laguna stuck action Friday. State Park Saturday highlights _ - . _ iMlmaSf ^mmMM _ _ IJJ ^ sl' « ^fl ' to an arduous schedule of daily A total of 13 area games are NON-CONPIRENCB— Q** 746-2,042. Ostee at tllrnantsfi. thoroughbred horse racing this Junior Girls — Daun Schu- exercises, roadwork and spar- scheduled. ¦Ik Mound at Arkansaw. week. SALE \\\mWmmWMW —l^ iZlSi ring until the two days before Headlining the card are games Alma at Cechrana-FountalnCity. minski tipped 161 - 386 for Prescott al Pepin. Fathers Image beat Spring HI^^^^ h the 15-round fight at Hiram at Cochrane-Fountain City and I^ «af DC |=§ Strikettes and Ash Trays 703— Blair at Tsyler. Double by one length in the • Extra Deep Cleats *! ¦¦¦¦¦ . 1,947. Bithorn Stadium. Holmen where Alma and Hol- Onalaska Luther al Holmen. $213,990 Pimlico Futurity at the mfmMMMMgMg J LiJ Lacking Ortiz's punching pow- men will be playing. Caihton vi. Molrose-Mlndero al Min- lasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssV """^ 1^^^ WINONA AC: Nite Owl—Irene doro. Maryland oval last Saturday, • Extra Wide Treads Newfeldt ripped 174-441 for er, he counted on speed and en- Trempealeiu it Whitehall. but was disqualified from first WL ^L ^L ^L ^L ^LM "J P durance to win on points. This ALMA WENT unbeaten in 23 I»lependenee at Oale-Bttrlck. "" * Curley'8 and Tempo came up games before {ailing before Eau ElVva-Strum at Durand. and placed second for bumping • Quiet Running f!11 was his formula for taking the Ms rill at Eau Claire Msmarlsl. Spring Double at the head of the Las? !__^___. with 861—2,450. Clare Memorial in the final Fall Creek al Augusta. ^Lwm\mMmmm ^ lightweight crown from Ortiz in Alma Center at Neillsviile. stretch. Panama last April 1C. game of the sectional tourna- imm m DIXIE WALKER DIES ment at La Crosse. MmmJ Ma ^mmmmmmmW M *f! > (AP) - But the 29-year-old Ortiz , with ^aas^assssssssss^^laflaslssssssiassssssssssVasss *T ¦Q**>D* ¦ •* ¦¦—* ¦_ ¦ ^ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Greg Green's Rivermen, be- wMMMMBMMmmmmmmmmw^ • g ^^ Ewart (Dixie) Walker, father of two months' training under his WARMATH'S OPINION: ^^H9Hti______^^ kept the pace. His left hook set by early season injuries, will Pittsburgh Pirates' Manager belt, be playing their traditional rival Harry Walker , died In a aubur- and rights had Laguna in trou- '9_ HH__H __ fl in the 8th, 12th and in Cochrane-Fountain City. The SrwwmearsiKrthingtoyowaflwfrvtotori^ ban hospital here Sunday. Ha ble briefly Pirates wore playing under new /•fl„_____t______H * ! 13th rounds. on General Winter Ureal Stop quicker, get mora traction, was 77. coach David Feindt this year. '>fl__Bs______<^ii gain positive control of your car under al winter driving Holmen, operating without 7*1 We Played Badly, '• V_____F^_____H_si ^ Eino Hendrickson who graduat- conditions. You get our famouswinter traction guarantee: :t^______H___ ed last year, will make its debut ljOi at home against Onalaska Luth- 'TuurUO^^ Cf i ^Q^ox r er. The Vikings of Dean Uhls J_^_^B went through 21 games before Well' They Played Notv the named GdtstanMNytun lrVfavtar TWe te est etne losing to La Crosse Central in tournment play last year. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The it ," Warmath added . t Wfl, big diMount t. WhrtevraN or btaokwast » |g j h »,f "We ¦¦¦f\ ¦ ^C Minnesota Gophers went about played badly, and they played Fast. fMt Mrvioal FrMrnountingl ^ -ll OTHER TOP matches dot the the business today of ^^ picking well. Two things stand out : Pur- : scene. In area games: up the pieces of Saturday's 35-0 15 !£<§ t J Gilmanton will play host to lambasting by Purdue at La- due has a fine football team ¦ MimiBH-ilMBBH___^-_flHHiMIMM -. I W o ; Osseo, Arkansaw debuts at fayette, Ind., and began point- and we played a very Q !J5 HJ home against Elk Mound, Pepin ing for their 1965 season wind- bad game." COMPACTS entertains Prescott, Blair will up this Saturday against arch- The Goohers, their hopes for TaJZiZL* *1 <95 S Im O^S 5TI I be at Taylor, Cashton at Mel- rival Wisconsin in Memorial a tie for second in the Big Ten rose-Mindoro, Trempealeau at Stadium. with Ohio State behind Rose *!? ^ -mm WAX emvr. »A» iStr^^l Whitehall. Independence at Bowl-bound Michigan State . "SJk $f CQC* £ U- l__]-* -i- f | "We'll juat have to pull our- com DAirr. FAJKUMK. tui>__ __!i»______. I %*7f_f >^»» 5 _J __^ *"^ •£ g ft _ Gale-Ettrick, Eleva-Strum at selves together," Coach Murray down the drain , now gun for a " * Durand, Merrill at Eau Clnire Warmath said Sunday. "Wis- share of third in the final stand- -w J3 Memorial, Fall Creek at Augus- ings with Purdue. — !H«2 SSSfiTI Both Minnesota and Wiscon- ^ BLANCAS TRIUMPHS Mlnnesela Purdue 8 first downs I ie sin will have to take giant i^SF" •¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦a i ¦» sr- A»»] S i/ III i*£2_> 5»i . | n , , , * > -01 J MEXICO CITY (AP) - The Rushing yardaga —17 in steps to right themselves in . i . ^**»» _olVy_ft_ty_JL ** » ^^^^ Mexican Open Golf Champion- Passing yartaat 1.1 «4 Paesst 17-M aviJ their annual battle. The Bad- max. iruotBAAf.. tff«|. blsclmallt $4T ¦ AAC* la. __rf&fi ^ ___iL $_i ship belonged today to Homero Passas Inlsrcsptsd by 1 i gers got blasted for the third MEACUAY, CHITOUK. JwbelMS W *f*l UM _HS->4.l , OM , cost Elancas and winning it was the n.* straight same, 51-0 by Illinois. MMI nntwm. "•SlffiVii "" __L ^_? rjM*ffi ^&5fi SmaBxi i Let's count the PumMss loil 4 • O 27-year-old Dallas, Tex., Yards psnillMMl M N Wisconsin has allowed 146 rookie's biggest thrill. ida_s*^*.^*»^>-*>-«^%#»V^'V* points in its last three games. _¦ __ college problem C ___. _%_!¦ 4CO. e« __5____P______H_ iH I F 9 of the OtDS 4.46 x is Ssn*¦ fir **^i ll_^_ i_ MRS. HEGGE WINS MACK, . OHmin. LMm MKlmA § I Hi ^S ^L^ValiBssssssss ^^asD ^HV consin always seems to play The Gophers appeared to PACAMtO, MSOT0 , rXMimC _«pl<_ « •'!<« _# I 1#t_f _s_^ H ^______P*_____P ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) a.So/9.oo»l4 ¦ ^_ SAN - extremely well against us. The come out of Saturday 's debacle ^^ JawM ^ss\^______^^^4ad^aw^ prosperity,our jobs and world posirion. It could hurt our Mrs. Marlene Hagge won the record doosn't mean much." at Lafayette in reasonably good For lack of room, many colleges are forced to turn $10,000 Alamo Open Golf Tour- physical shape, leading War- •pius \m No Trada-ln Tires Needed state of affairs con- nament Sunday — her third in He was still ¦ little ihell- WHITEWALLS SLIGHTLY HIGHER away qualified applicants, If this math to comment, "It looks as supply. the last four weeks — and vault- shocked by the stunning ease though we only tinues, our future leaders may be in short Injured our ed into second place among the with which the Boilermakers pride." ONLY Butwe mwfhavccollege-educated leaders. They mako wilt money-winners along the wom- dispatched his Gophers. Purdue stormed NEW WHEELS FR& TIRE of our resources, manpower and human skills. 's tour. through the ifi8f fc 1fc SAFETY CHECK wise use en "There's nothing to say about Gophers (or 262 yards rushing ImmSMmXmmmmmmmX $£70 Factory trained exptrts our economy, helps maintain a high K Ea. Our do This powen Advarllsam.M and smothered the Minnesota iKm^^^mmwmWmWm\vk ivT with individual opportunity. 13 , f% itandard of living running game for minus 17 Ulfl(¦ liBSsslVsssSVsssssssB'M^rlSfl H^^assssslBrI Moata. 4 mmSic iaa fj iTaV VSBHTIV SSBSSKSSaUBBSSSSSSn^BBSSSSsthim I SaifICIIIll l MHinfh UihM V4M • In»fi*ctlr«trl44ndll SERVICE .0 aa public •HAW**" «** r> A**"*** vholda, atop Itchinr. atanc* I s i t^Mi.h a wtv** * * In.i PAT—Orlssa (kick). 108-116 VV. 2nd St. "Sine. 1917" Phone 2847 pain -without »ur _*ry. A world-f.m oua research tut*. Pur—Kumlswskl (1, run), PAT-llrlais J*f"* !Ir A-v.rll.l ni lx.«rtM. Aaioclrtloa. In casa aft«r case, while gantif This substance la now av.Hi.Ms (klckl. Op«n 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. — Saturdays 'til 5:00 p.m. aaw»pap*r -^Mfr in auppoiitory or atntmanl form Pur—Kuiislewskl (J, run). PAT-Orlf Teli*vin» pain, Actual reduction aa (kick). took place, "»> (It, pais Inttrcapllen). WcstAJJissiJia-o- aU-raauiUw/.r* At all drug counters. PAT-P.atlis.il (kick). Atlsndinos-MMT. Personals T 1 P.M. New York ATTENTION COIN collectors, sss page Stock Prices Want Ads 71, Nov. 9th Issue Numismatic Newt. I Science Issues have them. OKolns t. Supplies, , 227 W. 2nd, Winona, Minn. 7 Hunters Slain, Allied Ch 46*4 I B Mach 538 % Allis Chal 31% Intl Harv 40 Start Here ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKEM— Man or woman your drinking creates Lakers Take 5/ Amerada 73 s Intl Paper 31 BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR— numerous problems. If you need and Am Can 56V8 Jns & L 63% Advance in want help, contact Alcoholics Anony- Football De- D-94, 91. E-2, J, 8. mous, Pioneer Group c/o General 3 Asphyxiated in Am Mtr 10V* Jostens 17% livery, Winona, Minn. AT&T 63?. Kencott 125% Lead in West Characters normally dont have mentor, Am Tb 40V_ Lorillard 45% NOTICE les, but this one does — Chsrartsr Scores Anconda 817/s Minn MM 64% Stock Market Sensor with Memory. What Is It? Ask l Designations as to sex In our Help about It at WINONA TYPEWRITER College*. Arch Dn 37 4 Minn P&L 30% NEW YORK (AP) - Aero- Wanted advertising columns Is matte SERVICE, 1*1 E. 3rd St., Winona, only (1) to Indicate bona fide occu- EAST- State Accidents Armco Stl 69% Mn Chm 83% space issues, electronics and Minn. Trip Bullets pational qualifications for employ- Syrncuse 41, West Vlrelnle If. B) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS up this toll after only two days 7 13, Wyoming 0. Armour 37 ,g Mont Dak 39% other "science" issues were at ment which an employer regards are LET'S TALK TURKEY! The next flnene- Army NBA to the normal Prineflon Jl. Yale 4. of hunting: 34% reasonably necessary Ing you require should be obtained al ¦ ¦ Minnesota deer hunters took Avco Corp 24% Mont Wd the forefront as the stock mark- or (2) as Dartmouth JO. Cornell I. ASTERN DIVISION operation ot his business, the MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK W. I. Pel. «B Beth Stl 37 Nt Dairy 88% fo In- Term State 14, Navy 4. to the woods in perhaps record Seven men shot to death , three et advanced early this after- a convenience to our readers Installment Loan Department. That way Philadelphia .. .. 8 1 . 737 Harvard 17. Brown I. form them as to which positions the you save money and receive the great- Cincinnati ...... 4 .tn numbers as the season opened hunters asphyxiated and more Bowing 119% N Am Av 58% noon. Penn 31, Columbia Jl. advertiser believes would bs of more est convenience and friendly service Boston 9 4 .44 7 Vt Kutotrt 14 Holy Cross $. Saturday — but were counting than half a dozen others died of Boise Cas 58% N N Gas 59 chemicals and nonfer- Interest to one sex than the other be- possible. You will also be building per- New York 4 » Ml I Motors, Boston Colleoe 30, Wm. 8V Mary 17. cause of the work Involved. Such the largest financial WESTERN DIVISION apparerient heart attacks. Brunswk 8% Nor Pac 54% sonal credit with Buflalo 31. Colgate 0, rous metals joined in the rise. designations do not Indicate or Imply County. Drop In W. L. PCI. 01 Pw Institution In Winona Davidson 14. Lafayette It. Catpillar 49-% No St 35% that any advertiser Intends to prac- or Max, and be Lot Angeles . 4 .400 The dead included an Owaton- The performance of many and see Frank, Dick Delaware M. Boston U . 7. Ch MSPP 44% Nw Air 120 tices any unlawful preference, limita- convinced. Bueknell 41. Lehigh 0. San Franclice . .. 4 .571 Vt na father and son who died of other major groups was spotty, tion, specification or discrimination In St. LOUIS 5 I . 455 J Mass 46, N. Hemp. 0. C&NW 112% Nw Banc — employment practices. Baltimore S 11 .311 «V> asphyxiation when a portable so the advance on average was BETTER BREAKFASTS mean better Hofstra 27, Wittenberg . Chrysler 55% Penney 67% days. Start the day right with a stop 1* Dtlroll 4 II .347 S Sen. Byrd to limited. Williams I. propane gas heater consumed Amherst 45, SATURDAY'S RESULTS Cities Svc 41% Pepsi 78 Card of Thanks at RUTH'S RESTAURANT, 136 E. 3rd SOUTH— Boston 13], Detroit .3. the oxygen in their station St. Open 24 hours every day, except Tulane 11. Florida 51. Philadelphia 137, Ntw York 119, Com Ed 55 Pips Dge 77 Steels were unchanged to a Mon . South Carolina 14. CURRAN - Alabama 35, Cincinnati 111, Bslllmore I]}. wagon , where they were sleep- Geonjia Tech 43, Virqlnia If. ComSat 41% Phillips 59% little lower. Rails, utilities and Words cannot express how much we ap- St. Louis 13), San Franciica 111 MAKE THAT NEW Christmas watch , Tennessee 13 , ing overnight. preciate the kindness, sympathy, floral Mississippi 14 SUNOAY'S RESULTS Dad' Con Coal 63 Pillsby 45% drugs were mixed. Some key one from the complete selection at Follow s and spiritual tributes received during State 37, Miss. State 30 Louisiana . Lot Angeles I3f, Btltimors IM. The Itasca County sheriff's RAINBOW JEWELRY, lit W . *1r>. I, Florida Stale 0. Cont Can 61% Polaroid 106% oils were .down rather sharply, our darkest hours of sorrow, the death N C. State TODAY'S GAME Men's and ladles' Bulova, Caravelle, Maryland A. Clermon 0. office said Max Herschberger, of Mrs. Florence Curran. We especially Baltimore vi, San Francisco at San Cont Oil 72% RCA 49% others showed scant change. Benrus and electric Tlmex. Put one Puke 40. Wake Forest 7 thank AAsgr. Harold Dlttman and Fath- . Josi 35 Owatonna and his son Steve on layaway now ! Georgia If. . , , , Cntl Data 44% Red Oil 22% The Dow Jones industrial av- er James Fltzpatrlck lor their services, Auburn 71. TUESDAY'S GAMES Va. Tech Jl, Villanova 19 . 13 , were found dead in their sta- Deere 46% Rep Stl 41% erage at noon was up 2.34 at the choir, those who contributed the KEEP your carpets beautiful despite St. Louli vi. Philadelphia si New Fiscal Line Miami (Fla.) 31. Vanderbilt 14. use of their cars, the pallbearers and constant fooisfeps of a busy family. York . tion wagon Sunday morning at Douglas 65% Rexall 48 958.63. all our friends, neighbors and relatives E. Carolina Jl . George Washington 30 Detroit at Ntw York. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric sham- VMI II , The Citadel 7. 18 miles s4 who assisted us In any way. Boston at San Frenches. the Lyle Andrews farm Dow Cm 76 / Rey Tb 46% The Associated Press average pooer, 11. R. D. Cone Co. Furman 14. Richmond 8. Harry F. Byrd Jr. is demanding northeast of Grand Rapids. du Pont 242 Sears Roe 67 of 60 stocks at noon was up .4 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard D. Curran IWIDWEST- Mr. 8< Mrs. Charles Linden TRUSSES-ABDOMINAL BELT! Michlqan State 37 , Indiina 13. LOS ANGELES (AP ) - The the same kind of fiscal respon- Officers said the two had spent East Kod 109% Shell Oil 65% 355.6 with industrials up 1.3, Mr. & Mrs. Warren Mueller SACROILIAC SUPPORTS Nefcreska 31, Oklahoma State 17. Los .AnReles Lakers emerged in Friday night using the same Ford Mtr 5» Sinclair 61% rails off .2 and utilities un- No1r* Dame 17. N . Carolina (. sibility his father advocated as In Memorlam GOLTZ PHARMACY Ohio State 31, lowi 0. heater that killed them Satur- Gen Elec 115% Socony 92 changed. 274 E. 3rd Tot. ' 3547 Purdue 35, MMInneiota a, first place In the Western Divi- the price of cooperation with Illinois Si, Wisconsin t. day night. Gen Food 85% Sp Rand IS fM LOVING MEMORY of Mrs. FranK sion after a weekend of National President Johnson. Boeing rebounded 3 points on Mullen, who passed away ] years ago Missouri 30, Oklohimo 0. Mrs. Herschberger , staying at Gen Mills 60% St Brands 76% Business Services 14 Northwestern 34, Michigan 31. Basketball Association play in Congratulating the 50-year-old news that the government did today. Wichita 21, Utah State If. the Andrews home, was treat- Gen Mtr 107% St Oil Cal 78% In our hearts your memory lingers. DEER PROCESSING, skinned, cur snd Sweetly tender, fond and true. lowa State 31, Kansas Stats e. which two more players joined Gen Tel St Oil Ind 48% not plan to ground its Boeing wrapped, $7. Tel. 3204 or 3244 or come Virginia Democrat on his ap- ed for shock . A daughter was 46% There Is not a day, dear Mother, Miami (Ohio) II, Dayton 0. 727 jets to 366 St. Charles St. the ranks of those who have Gillett 40V , despite the latest air Th at we do nol think of you. Xavier (Ohio) 14, Toledo 7. pointment to fill the seat Sen. with her . . St Oil NJ 83 scored 30.OOO points in their crash in which one was in- Frank Mullen & Family Bowling Green 17, Ohie U. 7. Harry F. Byrd, 78, resigned last Dale Harstad, 28, Wayzata , Goodrich 56% Swift 49% Plumbing, Roofing 21 Cincinnati 41, S. Dakota 0. career. Thursday, Johnson said in a Goodyear 45% Texaco 8 1 volved. W Michigan 17, Montsna 14. died in a similar accident. He Lost and Found 4 The Lakers did it by beating United Aircraft gained 2, Gen- KEN-WAY electric SEWER CLEANING Louisville 3J, Drake 17. telegram he wants to work Gould 32V _ Texas Ins 17614 was found dead in his station THE PLUMBING BARN SOUTHWEST— the Baltimore Bullets 129-114 eral Dynamics 1. LOST—Medium size black hound with closely with the new senator. Gt No Ry 57% Union Oil 52% 3rd & High Forest (rear) Tel. 9394 . Houston 31, Kentucky II. wagon Sunday outside the home Fairchild Hitler gained more brown on legs, vicinity of Galesville, Texas Tech 14 Sunday in the only league action Greyhnd 22% Un Pac 42% , Baylor 31. On this score of a deer hunting companion, Trempealeau, and Holmen. Please call Arkansas 14, SMU 3. of the day. , Byrd made it Gulf Oil 59% US Steel 49% than a point, as did SCM Corp. Louis Miller collect at Whitehall KE ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER TCU 25, Texas 10. plain he will apply as his father Earl Burham of Lake Alice, Control Data and IBM rose 6-6/55. For clogged sewers and drains Texas ASM 14, Rice II Bailey Howell became the Homestk 47% Wesg El 57% . did before him the yardstick of about 20 miles north of Park about 2 each. Tel. 9509 or 6434. 1 year guarantee. Arlrona State 7, Weshlnoton Sitae t. 255th man to crack the 10 ,000- Honeywell 74 Wlwth 28 Personals N . Mexico State It, N . Mexico 4, point mark. He dropped in how much Johnson's programs Rapids. Prices advanced in active 7 CALL SYL KUKOWSKI FAR WEST— a Southern California If,, F»ltt 0. field goal for the Bullets' first will cost and how they will be Authorities gave this list of PRODUCE trading on the American Stock OUR ADDRESS Is new but we offer the FAUCETS DRIP? DRAINS GURGLET Washington Jl, Ortgon Stata It, score of the game when the paid for. Exchange. same fhie servica. See us now at 227 Call 2737 for Air Force 34, Arliona 7. hunters shot to death: CHICAGO (AP ) - (USDA) - E. «th, across from Ihe Red Men's. W. UCLA 30, Stanford 13. Lakers were leading 2-0. The younger Byrd said John- Corporate bonds were mostly BETSINGER, Tailor. SANITARY Warren Lee Sievers , 23, St. Live poultry : Wholesale buying Texas Western 20, Utah lt. The Lakers' Jerry West , who son has his support in the unchanged. U.S. Treasury Serviceman Now ! Colorado 21, Kansas 14. Paul, shot in the neck Sunday prices unchanged to 1 higher ; IF YOU ARE still wa lling fo find out California 24, Oregon o needed only 26 points to course the President is pursuing bonds advanced. what the surprise scheduled for the . reach while examining the scope on Cols , state U. 34, Brlgham Young 21. the 10 ,000 mark , got just that in the Viet Nam war. But on the roasters 23%-25; special fed corner of 3rd and Johnson Is, please Septic Tank & Cesspool Idaho 15, Idaho Slate 7. , his gun north of Isabella, Lake White Rock fryers 18%-19%. have patience. It takes 100 men and then sat out most of the fourth domestic front, the new senator machines quite a while to get organ- Cleaning Service County. Minnesota Colleges quarter. said he will examine each White ( USDA) WINONA MARKETS ized. Ray Meyer, Innkeeper, WIL- Special truck. Sanitary & Odorless CHICAGO (APT- - LIAA/IS HOTEL. G. S. WOXLAND CO. N.D. State 13, St. Thomas 7. Arthur Hayes , 44, Montrose , House legislative proposal on its Potatoes arrivals 165; on track Swift & Company Rushford, Minn. Tel. 864-924I Mankato 14, South Dakota Slate 7. shot by a member of his party St. Olaf 53, Knox 0. merits but will not be commit- West Highway «1 196; total U.S. shipments for Buying hours ara from ( a.m FIVE REASONS why Satin Glide bath- Orinnell 41, Carleton JO . Sunday while driving deer south . to 3:31 ted in advance to blanket oppo- Friday 372; Saturday 288; Sun- p.m - Monday Ihrough room appointments lead all others: Ellendale 10, Mlnn.-Morrli t. of Hill City, according to the . Friday. Telephone Your Want Ads St. Cloud 13, Wayne (Neb.) II . sition to the "Great Society" day 2; supplies moderate; de- Thara will bs no calf markets on Fri- Cabinets surface mounted, eliminate UPPER MIDWBST- Carthage programs. Aitkin County sheriff's office. days. wall cutting errors and extra work; Wins mand moderate ; market about These quotations apply will not rust or corrode; doors qlide Cincinnati 41, South Dakota a. ata to noon to Darold Paulsen, 26, St. Paul , (fay. Westmar 14, Yankton 13. who sat steady; carlot track sales: Ida- satin smooth In premanenfly straight Dakota Wesleyan St, Sioux Falls (. The elder Byrd, wounded in the chest by a mem- HOGS to The Winona Daily News tracks; Instant Incandescent lighting ho russets 4.25; Minnesota North Tha hog market is steady. more convenient for close work Ilka Keerney (Neb.) 17, Northern (S.D.) «. beaming as his senatorial suc- ber of his party east of North- Dakota Red River Valley round Tcp butchers, 200-230 Ibs 22.50 shaving and makeup application; all cessor son was interviewed Sun- Butchers, 3 In Probate Court Deuces Wild neapolis, stricken Saturday af- Soybean oil 11.35n. bulls, vealers and slaughter calves ll'i 14Vs No 15,918 KINGS I 2, and Robert Beckman, 20, steady; feeoers not fully established; . QUEENS ter trying to start a boat motor In Re Estate of Westgate W. L. choice 1.000-1,200 lb choice slaughter Part Time Floodwood. Six other persons Helene B Letchl, Decedent Double Os II f south of Grand Rapids. steers 2S.00-25.75; good 23.00-24.50; aver- . . YOUNO MAN with car can earn 11.80. Order for Hearing on Final Account per fingtlt If 11 were injured. Eino Henry Manninen, 57, of age to high choice 980 lb heifers 24.50; *2.50 hour. Write Warren 0, Lee, Pole-to Pole most choice 850-1,000 lb 23.50-24.25; good and Petition for Distribution, 311 Losey Blvd. So., La Crosse, Wis. Cherry Pickers Wi 141* Hospitalized at Cloquet were Minneapolis, formerly of Hib- Trie representative of the above named Vauqhn I. Mlyciek 15 15 23 Minnesota 20.75-23.00; utility and commercial cowl estate having filed her final account and C and Kt the girls' father, Palmer, 40, 13.50-15.C0 : canner and cutler, 10.50-13.00; 13"i 14' s bing, who died Saturday in the petition for settlement and allowance fabulous Four 11 17 utility and commercial bulls 18.00 18.50; who was driving; their mother , Big Bear Lake Country north of cutter 15 00-17.50; choice vealers 25.00- thereof and for distribution to the persons AMERICARE TroUns 11 17 thereunto entitled; Jnkert 10 10 Shirley, 30, and two other sis- Nashwauk. 29 .00,' good 22.00 .5.00; choice slaughter Round-World calves 19.00-22.00; good 15.O0-19.0O. IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ters , Sherri , 5 , and Diane , 3. Authorities said at least one thereof be had on November 24, 1965, at This is the great new name Hal Rod W. L. Counties Get Hogs 7,000; rather slow ; barrows and gilts 50-75 cents lower than Friday 10:45 o'clock A.M., belore this Court In Raccoons 3 • The conditions of the four shooting was not accidental. 's in 0 hospital , surgical and best time or steady with that day's low the probate court room In the court Clydes 1 1 today. house In Winona, Minnesota, and that medical insurance. Since Tipcr Roos 2 I were undetermined early Donald Rossback , 40, of Red close; sows 50 cents lower; feeder pigs notice hereof be given by publication of Oood Players 1 2 con- and boars steady; U.S. 1-2 200-240 lb American Republic Insur- Flight Starts Lake was reported in poor this order In the Winona Dally News Dodders 1 1 Hospitalised tn serious condi- barrows and gilts 23.50-23.75, mostly hospital today and by malted notice as provided by ance Company has been Troiins 0 1 dition at a Duluth 1965 PWA Aid 23.75, mixed 1-3 190-250 lb 23.25-23.50; HONOLULU (AP)-A Boeing tion at Duluth were two boys medium 1-2 180-200 Ibs 23.75-23.50; U.S. using this New designation LADIES after he was shot in the chest Dated October 19, 1965. Med Men W. L. 707 jet — crammod with instru- (AP)-Twenty- 1-3 280-400 lb sows 21.00-12.00; 2-3 400- riding in the car driven by Beck- WASHINGTON E. D. LIBERA, for its policies and its serv- Schmidt' s Bi'tr 17 7 following an argument outside 500 lb 10.75-21.25; choice 110-160 lb feed- ments, scientists and observers three Minnesota counties and Probate Judge. ices new business Pallrath Paint 14 I man. They are Gene, 7 , and er pigs _ 1.50-32.50. has in- a tavern at Island Lake Satur- (Probate Court Seal). Inch! Press 14 10 —flew out of Honolulu todny on four Indian reservations have Sheep 4,000/ trade moderately active creased over 25%. Gary Dropps , 9 , of Elmer, Minn. Brehmer and McMahon, Wn\. Miller Scup Iron 7 17 day night. on all classes; slaughter lambs steady an nround-t he-world flight over Carlton County Coroner been named as eligible for aid Attorneys for Petitioner. Merchants Nat l Bank 4 11 to 35 cents lower; slaughter ewes and We can offer HIGH SCHOOL OIRLS both the earth's poles. under the Public Works and feeder lambs steady; choice and prime a professional Robert Bnrr said the girls were Beltrami County Sheriff John (First Pub. Monday, Nov. 8, 1965) Met Rod w. L. 100 lb wooled slaughter lambs 24.25; moil salesman 25 excellent pros- The jet will cruise at between dead at the scene and Beckman Cahill said Rossback argued Economic Development Act of Irreniblrrs 3 0 choice and prime 85-110 lb 23.50-24.00; State of Mlnnesots ) is. pects each week PLUS a I locrftllt't 3 0 :i0, (K)fl and 41 ,000 feet to allow died en route to a hospital. with four hunters in a station 1965. good and choice 70-85 lb 33.00-23.50; util- County of Winona ) In Probata Court ity 136 lb slaughter ewes with guarantee of $150 per week. Gutter Girls J 1 scientists to study high-altitude driver pulled Congress authorized $5O0 mil- nearly No. 16,075 Fl Ult Loops 1 2 The accident , along with four wagon before the fully wooled pelts 6.75i other utility and In Re latate of We will train a salesman Alley Gator s 0 3 meteorology and clear-air tur- lion a year for aid to counties, good 6.00-6.50; choice and fancy 60-83 lb Clara Vereiulti, Decedent. separate fatalities in other week- a small-caliber pistol , shot him with either insurance or Hi F IS » 3 bulence The plane was to land cities of 250 ,000 or more and feeder lambs 23.00-24.00; good and choice Order for Haarlna en Pinal Account di- SATELLITE end crashes , raised Minnesota 's at close range and drove away. 50-60 It) 21.50-23.00. and Petition for Dlitrlbutlon. rect sales experience for Wntkowskl' s 34 10 in London for its first refueling labor areas with severe popu- CHICAQO The representative ol the above named ms highway toll to 716 , com- Authorities are seeking the one full week and pay him Cnly Corner 30 14 stop. lation losses, as well as Indian CHICAGO (AD -(USDA)- Hogs 8,000; estate having filed tils final account end Srlunifll's Jt Is pared with 7.'i9 a year ago today. man. butchers steady; 1-2 190-233 lb butchers petition for settlement and allowance $150 for just showing him I. Cove 17 If Last year's record 27R ,00fl reservations. 25.00-35.35; mixed 1-3 190230 Ibs 24.50- thereof and for distribution to the per- Rollingstone Lumber 14 31 Then . It is lo sp«'t'«l on , pass- The Stevens County sheriff's our proven sales method. hunter turnout appeared cer- The Economic Development 25.00 ; 3-3 240-270 Ibs 23.50-24.00 ; mixed sons thereunto entltledi 'll Jon Lee Maintenance 11 35 ing Buenos Aires , Argentina , office nt Morris said officers 1-3 350-400 lb sows 21.5023.00; 2-3 450-500 IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing We guarantee the man do- LAKE1IOR tain to be exceeded . A general Administration announced areas Ibs 30.50 21 .00; boars 1100-19 00. thereof be had on December 2, 1965, at ing the training will Westgate Points and Christ church , New Zealand , were seeking a hit-run driver clock A.M., show northern Min- eligible under the lour-year Cattle 12,000; slaughter steers steady lo 10:30 o' before this Court the new Kline Electric 32 before reluming lo Honolulu in whose car struck the rear of a snowfall across strong; high choice and prime 1,150-1,400 In the probate court room In the court prospect not less Wdlly 'i A FC. Llouor Store 31 nesota, and cold that would grant and loan program. lb slaughter steers 37.2J-2B.00 i choice house In Winona, Minnesota, and thai than $200 in Winone Prlnttno Co 31 52 to 56 hours. bicycle riden by LeRoy Alvin commissions the ground, indi- The list of areas, by states, 1,100-1.3>S Ibs 26.25-27.23; mixed good notice hereof be given by publication ol for the week. H4>uter Studio 30 Tlie planned 2fi ,2fl:i-mile flight Guibrandson , 9. of nearby Don- keep snow on and choice 25.35-26.25| good 24.23-25.50; this order In the Winona Dally Ntwi E mil' s Mensweer Jl deer tak- includes (areas are counties un- six loads high choice end prime 900-1,050 and by mailed notice as provided by _ l|l over the noles throwing liim into a ditch cated that the 122.225 Slim ty ' B«r , has never before nelly, lb slaughter belters 25.54-26.00; choice law. We have both Twin Spnngdeit Dairy U also could be ex- less otherwise designated): City and been accomplished . along Minn. 9 north of Donnelly. en last year 800-1,0/5 lbs 24 .50-25.50; good 21.75-23.75; Dated November S, 1965. Linahan' s Inn outstate territory available. Il' i Agencies participating ceeded. utility end commercial cows 13.50-15.00; E. O. LIBERA, MAJOR include MINNESOTA utility snd commercial bulls 17.50-19.75, Probate Judge. We have been furnishing Winona Alhlellc Club W L The boy 's body was found Sun- llu> National Aeronautics and GRANTS AND LOANS Sheep BOO; slaughter lambs steady, (Probate Court teal) prospects to our men Honxi Furniture 31 » day night by neighbors who Aitkin. Beltrami, Carlton, Cass , Clear- choice end prime 90 105 lb wooled slaugh- Sawyer a\ Darby, with- Mi Ikon llrrs 17 13 Space Administration. Aboard In Sherburne County, was un- water, Cook , Crow Wing, Douglas. Hub- Attorneys for Petit loner. out cost every week after he ter lambs 24.75-25.25; mixed good and in Min- W/ilkins Products is I) are 4(1 persons- -13 crewmen were searching for him bard, Itasca, Kanabec, Koochiching, choice 10-100 Ibs 23.OO-24.50; cull to good nesota fvwimiippaen 14 u , fl hurt. for 18 years. Now failed to arrive home. He was Lake, Inks ol Ihs Woods, Mahnomen, wooled slaurihtsr ewes 4.0M.00. (First Pub. Monday, Nov. 1, 1943) Dobs Bar . . 1] ll scientists , IS observers and 5 Mills Lacs , Morrison, Norman, Penning- with Americare State ol Minnesota ) ss. , a name so Pen Hii Chain 11 If newsmen. the son of Mrs. Irene Guibrand- Freiheit waa the non of the ton, Pins, Red Lake, Roseau, St . Loula, (First Pub , Monday, Nov. 1, IMS) great we are lECION northern Minnesota Indian reservation County of Winona i in Probate Court registering it son, a widow , Rev. Kenneth M. Freiheit of No 16,036 IUI Rod Lams Points dm I Leech Lake Net! Lake, Hex) and State ol Minnesota ) ss. . with the U.S. Patent ' , In Re Istate ef Office, Hamrimks bar 4 Mrs. Myrtle Warrington , about 9217 Upton Ave. S. While Earth). County of Winona ) In Probsts Court Louisa 's , » 14 Joseph J. Vogelsang, Decedent we are in even better Winona I'lbs Co 4 ORANTS No. 14,130 . posi- PiKrtrite. Insurance t 14 of Richfield was killed Sun- Robert M. Brown , IB , of Car- Order tor Hearing on Final Account Williams Annex 4 50, Crookston labor area-Potk County. De- In Re Estate es tion to guarantee SUOAR LOAF and Petition tar Dlitrlbutlon. a good U IP, 4 day night when a car hit a util- los was killed in a headon col- trot lakes labor area—Becker County. ¦itsle C. •enedilt, Decedent. •salesman Westgate points The representative ol the above named the best job he' r ri-ddien Bar 1 LCove Bar 14 Hnllock labor area-Kittson County. Wa- Order for Hearing on Petition i ity pole on the south .side of the lision on Minn. 29 about three estate having filed till final account and ever Mutual Service 1 Bauer Electric 31 dena labor area-Wadena County. la Sell Reef mate had. tumins Betr J Paul Interna- Alexandria Sat- The representative ot ssld estate hav- pellllon tor settlement and allowance Vikings II Minneapolis • SI . milos north of thereof and for distribution lo Ihe per- /^•yall Groc 1 BUikhoi se Bottle Club 33 ing filed herein a petition to sell certain For personal tional Airport , llaspilnli/.ed were urday. Seven persons were in- WISCONSIN sons thereunto entitled; inter-view l „tl !nde Bar . 0 ritrilmen 't Oh) )lyl« v real estate described In laid petition; Watkins Pills 0 GRANTS AND LOANS IT IS ORDERED. Thai the hearing IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing write: Kelly Fuantluic jl her husband, .1. L. Warrington , jured. Douglas, fi4Mjcr Elect . 0 Ashland, Buy field, Burnett, thereof bs had on November 24lh, IMS, thereof be had on November 24, 1963, at Metier Constiuclion . 14 Ls Bunk* Apco 0 about r>0 ; their son David and Hospitalized in critical condi- Horcncu, Forest, Iron, Juneau, at 10:30 o'clock A.M., belore this Courl 11 o'clock A.M., before this Court In Oocd.ll 10 Crosse, Langlade, Lincoln, Marinette, Ihe probate courl room In the courl Wayne V. PIN DUSTERS BRAVB5 f, (QUAWS In Ihe probate court room In the court Mehlin David's wife of one day, Carol . tion were Charles Thorson, lit , Oneida. Price), Rusk, Sawyer, Taylor, heuie In Winona, Minnesota, and that Hal Rod Lanrl W L Westgate Bowl w L house Irs Winone. Minnesota, and that Vilas, Wnshburn, Menominee, Northwest notice hereof be given hy publication of 706 Farmers & biehein A McGuiie 37 II M/egmen-Qrerkowtkl 11 14 Douglas A. Freiheit , 19, of Alexandria , who drove the car notice hereof be given by publication nl Mechanics reservations (Had River. St. Croix, Lac this order In the Winone Tteiml'it Jl 11 Mouse McDonald IP, this order In the Winona Dally News Dally Mews 14", Bloomington was killed Sunday in which Brown was riding, and Cmirla Orslllai, Lss du Flamb.au, Red efiot by mailed notice es provided by Bank Bldg. II ct.oale A Co. JJ 11 Alonuoii stork . 70 14 and by mailed notice as provided by law. Doiii ' t I.G A. 13 lt r.t/ink«lo liar JO ll when his car and a creamery Ann Marie , child of Mr , and cum . lew . Minneapolis 2 ORANTS Dated October 28, lt«5 . , Minn. Wliioiia Rug Cleaning 30 I) (luellmanWIoek Deled October 51th, m.V 14' , U", truck collided on Sherburne Mrs. Hans l.nrsen. Mrs. Larsen, Adami labor area — Adams County. E. O. LIBERA. Hl„,id. Trl. S-33M - after 4 p.ltl. FOURTH W. 6J»-Near Medrton a, St. FREE u»«t mr>bll» hornet, all »IHS . BanK .** ' * R^I«erafU%^alry Sidles aftir 5. financing. 7-ye«r plan. COULE8 MO- «=¦ 4th Cailmlr schools. Modern S-room bunga- *» f«i. tin low, good condition, large lot, 1 ear BIL* HOME SALSS, Hwy. H4I E., Winone. Tal. SIAALL garage. New paint lob. Will arrange Olt>. INOINI long term loan. 1961 CHEVROLET IERVICH REPAIR TURKEY! Bel Air Nice Young Couple Fast — Economic* al Frank West Agency La Crosse Mobile Homea . ROBB BROS. STORt 4-door , V-8 mnlnr, 9. -my 175 Lafayette New & Used work in La Crosse a* Tel. 4007 Tel, 52410 or 4400 after hours WATCH for automatic trans- To mission , whitewall ROLLOHOME Rat ond Mouse FIRESTONE'S AD tires , solid white \Vt mile S. of City limits on 1. Are you between tbe ages Killer Do You Want It finish. Ahovo av- Hwy 14. In Wednesday's V 01 2444? S lbs. eragfi condition. Lyle Norskog - Hollls Norskog Special .. . . .- Sold . .,- . 2. Educated? . tun Daily News Tel. La Crosse 4-8554 TED MAIER DRUGS Or Just Listed?? -$1195 - j. Friendlyand Aggressive? Downtown » Mlrecle Mall Auction Sale* We don't Just list or tie up Boats. Motors, Etc. 106 For all the details on this Stainless Steel your property (or a long VENABLES CARL FANN JR. job mail your name and ad- ALPEX - 1S'»" "Bill" Fiberglass run- 75 W. 2nd Tel. R-2711 AUCTIONEER. Boridsd and Lleinted. Milk House Wash Tanks time nor throw It iii the Ibout; 1961 75 h.p, Joiinson outboard, Open Mon. & Fri Evenings Rushford, Minn, Tal, M±78U. dress to all controls and accaisorles. Contact . With wall brackets. $39.60. hopper with many others. Steva Allen, 32a Wilson St. Tel. Wt. Household Good) Our Specialty HIL H. DUELLM/N, Fountain City, When you list with us our BOATS STORED In warm garaoe, rea- Wis. Tel. 86I7-S43I or SW-JMA. Kpchenderfer & Sons entire staff gives your pro. sonable rent. Good used furnace and 1961 MERCURY Comet G. M. Woelffer Fountain refrlojerator (or sale. Tel. Fountain City Station Wagon , 6 cylinder , ALVIN KOHNER City, Wis. pert? personal attention. To 8M7-4719. AUCTIONEER , City snd stale Keens** 935 Market St. radio, heater, roof top lug- /ind bonded. 352 Liberty Jl. (Corn»r its ''SOLD" is a very neces- E Liberty) Motorcycles, Bicycles gage rack , ENGINE COM- . Jth and Tal 4*80, La Crosse, Wis. sary part of our business. • 107 PLETELY OVERHAULED , " Nearly New MOTORCYCLE STORAGE ' MINNESOTA Phone us and see. ROBB BROS. 2 extra snow tires. Clean Two 8.25x20 and two 5.50x16 MOTORCYCLE SHOP, 573 E. 4th. as a whistle inside and out. Land & Auction Sales Situation* Wanted—Fern. 29 Evamlt J. Kohnar d SPECIAL 151 Walnut. Tal, 8-3710, alter houri »»M tires, • Heat houser for DC Trucks, Tract' , . -K.. . TYPING DONE In my home. Tel. 2543 BOB s Trailsrs 108 ^^- until 1 p.m. Case tractor. "I wish I'D Mid .hatl" NOV. !*-Tues. 12:50 p.m. J mllM N. nf Tank heater. GMC PICKUP—Mon, 'it model, good $1095 Canton, than M mile W. JamM ErlcK- CASING FOR ELDERLY, 1 or 2, light 18 inch, 18-ft. culvert. lhape. Inquire at 172? W. Sth. lorf, ownerj Knudsen fc Erickson. auc- housework. Tel. 8-1834. Furn., Rugs, Linoleum 64 Washing, Ironing Mich. 79 SetoWt; tioneers) Thorp Silcs Corp., dirk. Used Cars 109 A UTO MOV. Business Opportunities WINON i*-Tues. ll a.m. 4'/s mllu 'W. o» 37 Martin Hilke 10" ASH TRAY on heavy brass stand, f REALTOR RAMBLER /~\ "pODGif Menomonie on Stale Hwy. 3*. Thwn«» shell for books, comes In brown, black RCA WHIRLPOOL CORVAIR—1961 Monia, dark blue finish, Kelley Farm Properly; Jim Heiko. DEALER for American-made leep-typa Rollingstone, Mina. or orange, it at BURKE'S FURNI- radio, heater, 4-speed transmission , ex- Washers and Dryers iaO CWTER-Tlt.2549 cellent condition. Tel. MS2. sucllonaar; Northirn Inv. Co, clerk. vehicle, will so almost anywhere, very TURE MART, 3rd & Franklin Sts. ______H ______P ¦mail Investment will flet you started. Sales and Service MERCURY—1960 Monterey 2-door hard- SALES NOV. lit-Tues. 12 noon. 2 mllu E, of WILSON STORE. Tel. 80-2347. ft ft Ettrick on "D". then 1 mill E. on Fertilizer, Sod 49 top, full power, all wfiite with red in Wallers, lerlor , a real beauty, winterized, nol Open Mon. & Fri. Eve. town road. Clayton S, Marv A MAN WANTED FEITEN IMPL CO. a give-away, but an A-l car Inside owners; Alvin Kohnar, auctioneer; GOOD BLACK DIRT, all top soil; also 3rd & Mankat o Tel. B-3649 Northirn Inv. Co.. clerk, OPERATE local business. Amazing fill dirt, sand CARPETING The Gordon Agency arid out, reasonably priced at 1995. TO , gravel, crushed rock. 113 Washington Tel. 4832 See behind Bauer Electric on 3rd new product. Earn $23,500 per year Trenching, excavating, NOV. 17—wed. II a.m. 5 mllu N. of and back fill- St. Tel. 8-3734 . wilh $7,500 Investment. If you can qual- ing. DONALD VALENTINE, Mlnneso- Realtors Houston in Looney Valley. Caroenrir Mfg. Co., Mendota, Minn. you see this lovely home on Humblrd on County Trunk . Inert PLAIN NOTE-AUTO-FURNITURE er. Rent electric shampooer, jl. H With Cold Weather "F" 170 E, 3rd. Tel. 2915. Choate 8. Co. 170 Colors "park like" lot. The living CHEVROLET—1963 Impala 3-door hard- '.i mils W. Frank Patterson, ovmer; Hrt. 9 *.m. fo i p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m. to noon Nylons, acrilans WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON A METAL Russell C. Schroeder. auctioneer; & CO. pays hfehest prices for scrap room is spectacular with its top, V-8, automatic, power steering, Starting Problems Northern Inv. Co., clerk. CEMENT MIXER and wood heater for i wools. Iron, metals, and raw fur. 31,000 actual milei. Excellent condi- for sale. Tel. 4379. vaulted beamed ceiling, tion. $1,700. 353 Dacota. Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 222 W. 2nd Tel. 2067 NOV. 18—Thurv ll a.m. 1 mile S. of Closed Saturdays slate fireplace, huge wall Stop Today At Kelloog on Hwy . 61. Frank Spoorer, COONHOUND - 7-year-old, MUSKRAT FUR STOLE-ln good condi- Prices start at WALKER tion. B-24J5 of built-in bookcases, hi-fi owner; Peleri a Miller, auctioneers; straight on coon, open trailer, good Jel. . 171 St. Charles St. SEE Us For Best Prices Ideal Auto Sales Minn. Land & Auction Serv., clerk. tree dog. Cliff Borreson, Rt. 2, Hixton. " Scrap Iron, Metal, Wool, Raw Fura and dimming lights . . . the SET OF TORCHES with cutting tip. T«l. $6.99 sq. yd. M S, W IRON 4 METAL CO. NOV Wis. 8-2216 or 2S1 w. Belleview size is 24x24 ft . . . car- 1963 Chevrolet station waqon, V-8, stan- NYSTROM'S . 18—Thun. . 12:30 p.m. 2Vi miles . 201 W. 2nd St. Tel. 3004 peted and draped. The kitch- dard transmission , - overdrive, seat N.E. ol Whitehall on U.S. Hwy. S3 to CERMAN SHORTHAIRED Pointers, AK.C For free estimates belts, tu-tone. A real sharp ie! Coral City Store, then 2 miles E. on 8 weeks old, excellent hunt- GENUINE aCACK SEAL fur coat, M Squirrel Tails Wanted and buy one of our registered, lenght, very good en has bulit-in stainless 470 Mankato Tel. 1759 town road. Ctra Id Anaas, cllrk; Alvin ing dogs, Intelligent and good disposi- condition, MS; tweed and to see samples Unlimited Market , stove and Kohner, auctioneer, Northern Inv. Co., Will train. LeRoy Woychlk. Ar- with zip-out lining, $5; Rosa Chinchilla Write for Prices and Instructions double ovens clerk. tion. cloth coat $5. All size 20. 702 W. 10th Tel. 8-4371 hood, and overlooks huge cadia, Wis. after S. ' WINTERIZED SHELDON'S, INC. Winona stone patio. Com- , 1 963 CHEVROLET NOV. 19—Fri. 1 p.m. 10 miles E. of Ask for Andy or Dan P. O, Box 109, Antlgo, Wis. Winona, t mllas E. of Homer . Otto Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 NORGE FREEZERS - $159, $199, $219. bination bath with lovely Bel Air Braatz Dairy Dlipersal; Alvin Kohnar, FRANK LILLA & SONS, 741 E. 8th. HIGHEST PRICES PAID vanity. 2 spacious bedrooms WORRY FREE auctioneer; Minn. Land 4 Auction PART QUARTER. HORSE and Ameri- Open evenings. for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, 4-door sedpe, new »20C. 3 miles N. of Holmen, w Exchange Bldg. V Starting at 11 A.M. Mall ' Wis., on County Trunk "V". Tel. J26- ONE-ROOM apt., with kitchenette, large finish. Chrysler - Plymouth Downtown S. Miracle GIVE YOUR HOME a niw lMk for the Tlnona ¦». MU. closet, suitable for 1 lady, available holidays! Work color magic with Elli- Dec. 1st. 158 W. Sth. Open Mon . & Fri. Nights Lunch on grounds. ott's Virsyl $vf*r Satin Latex Interior ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ 1 — ..— --i ... — ¦¦ i - ¦ — 1. M l DISCOUNT ' -$1995 - paint. Provide a luxury background for 60 cattle, «4alry equipment, SPECIAL furnishings: during, this peak home en- CLE/tRANCE Business Places for Rent 92 •Mobile HorriM, Trailer* 111 tertainment season. The vinyl ingredi- SALE Wanted—Real Estate 102 feed, tractors and machin- ents ot Super Satin Impart a durability BUILDING FOR RENT, suitable for goods. Mn. Magnum 12 gauge BB storage, west loca- WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES RENT OR SALE—Trailers and camp- ery, misc., household FEEDER CATTLE and toughness for year around wtar small business or VENABLES ers. Leahy s, Buffalo City, Wis. Tel. and tear, Choose your colors now at Discount $1 oft tion. Tel. 9»U. FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY ' Alvin Kohner ana" the 16 gauge Super X 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-3711 Cochrane 248-2432 or 248-2670. Discount $1.25 LAW OFFICES occupied as luch "HANK" JEZEWSKI Open Mon. 4 Fri. Evenings Orville Schreeier, Auctioneers Many other sine* HWY. il Mobile Noma Sales, aait ol PAINT DEPOT discount 1890 are now available In the Morgan (Winona's Only Real Estate Buyer) Minnesota Land & Auction Serv. AUCTION shell bargains rental. See £< Tel, 6380 or 7093 P O. Box 345 Shangri-La Motel. Wa have 12 wldJi 167 Center St. Building at modest sve . wide), Morgan s Jewelry. on hand, alio new 1966 model 8 Jim Papenfuss, Clerk Neumann's Morgan at ' Tel. 8-3626. Bargain Center Wed., Nov. 17 FROM TEMPO'S Houses for Rent 95 Late Models 12:30 P.M. Sharp Musical Merchandli* 70 THREE-BEDROOM unfurnished home In I OTTO BRAATZ I TRADE-IN SHOP Buffalo City. Inquire at the Mississip- pi, Buffa lo City, Wis. Low Prices n % Calves, Yearlings, 2 Vear Maytag wringer-washer We Service and Stock CALL US | DAIRY DISPERSAL * Olds, Steers and Heifers. completely overhauled. Needles for all Wantsd tp Rent 96 FOR '63 Cadillac Coupe Also Brood Cows RECORD PLAYERS DeVille $3495 .Ml Breeds Hardy portable Diaper TWO WORKING gentlemen «*ant 3-bad- FREE APPRMSAL ' room furnished apt., modern, west end '64 Ford Convertible . $2405 Fresh Native Cattle Washer . . . $12,50 Hardt s Music Store preferred | Tel. 2930 or 3547. & CONSULTATIONS } on the sale I AUCTION '64 Ford Sta. Wagon . $2395 I Located 10 miles east of Winona , 6 miles east of Homer s? EARLY LISTINGS 1—Eureka Vacuum Cleaner R«d|ei, Television 71 MAN JOINING art dept. of local firm of your home. Lamoille on County Trunk No, 9 in ) wanfs furnished room or efficiency apt. •64 Mustang Hardtop . $2295 I or 4 miles west of % 70 Choice Whiteface steers, , (Demonstrator Like New floor. Tel 2833. off Highway 61 between § TRANSISTOR RADIOS on 1st . We will either list it for sale 1 Cedar Valley. Watch for arrow 425 lbs. Reg. $49.95 NOW $37.88 '64 Falcon Wagon .... $1795 I Homer and Lamoille. |; We have 40 different models on hand , Land for or purchase it outright. 34 Choice Whiteface calves, al our store. We servica all we tell. Farms Sal* 98 Wagon $2195 steers and heifers. Used TV Sets, Come In or call WINONA FIRE & RESIDENCE PHONES: '64 Ford Squire $15 and up POWER CO., 54 E. 2nd. Tel. 5065. FARMS FARMS FARMS 60 Choice Angus calves. We buy, wa sail, we trade. E. J. Hartert.. . 3973 '64 Ford Galaxie .500 j November 19 47 Whiteface bulls MIDWEST REALTY CO. 4-door $1995 Friday* g calves, "Charge It" Sewing Machines 73 Osseo, Wis. Mary Lauer . . . 4523 and heifers. Res. 695-3157 '62 Ford Galaxie $1195 | Starting at 1:00 P.M. | 20 Whiteface calves, steers TWO USED, portable sewing machines, Tel. Olllce 5»7-365e Bill Ziebell . .. 4854 forward and reverse stitch. Your '63 Studobaker 4-door $1095 (23 COWS) - 10 Holstein cows, just % and heifers. TEMPO choice $35. WINONA SEWING CO.. Sale 99 | 66 CATTLE 32 Whiteface calves, bulls 531 Huff. Tel. »J48. Houses for I fresh; 2 Holstein cows, springing; 2 Holstein cows, fresh Mir acle Mall Many more to choose from. % and FIFTH E.—J'bedroom house, large lot. 1 in August and rebred; 3 Holstein cows , due In January; ii heifers, Specials af the Stores 74 41 Whiteface calves. Hours 9-9 Mon. thru Sat. Priced to sell, rent terms, C. SHANK, —. We Advertlit)Our Prices 2 Ayrshire cows, just fresh; 2 Jersey cows, springing; 1 ;Vi 552 E. 3rd . 601 Main St. Tel. 2849 . ^ P 38 Angus calves, steers and Sunday 1-6 CERAMIC TILE, floor and wall Inf- I Jersey cow, due in Jan.; 2 Jersey heifers, due in Dec ; ;:;¦ heifers. lation alio. Kendell-O'Brlen Lumber TWO STUCCO HOUSES-1 2-b acre AUCTION YEARLING hem, about : Bye Be Prepared ol lend overlooking the Mlislsilppl ii -45- Brothers, Lanesboro, Mlnn.4 (Hwy. Tel. Peftrion SlS-iUl. River, Has new Lennox oil furnace, Select Located In the villa ge nf Dakota , Minn ,, nn new servica J^ ORDER NOW Farm Furnace - well and electricity. Would make a Clean , •Uy ARBOR excellent Coal Rood year around home or summer COMPLETE road ACRE QUEENS, Prepared Size ome. Located olona Hwy, 61 behind _>r eg. size, Inferior quality and pro- Gives You Instant Heat duction available all • the Twin Blull Motol, west of Dahot.i. . 20 waeki pullets • COKE will be held on Sat,, Nov MOTOR TUNE UP y««r around, far quality ask for Arbor Anywhere Audio*) CARS 30th at 10 A.M. Also sailing 30x30 USED Awe, QUMjt„ p.p uiieta. Winone Chick BRIQUETS S Saturday, November 20 h ^tcha ry, |n4, Wino , Tel. M14. • Warm People and En- frame school on Richmond Rloge that • Check Compression All Winterized ne STOKER FUELS • would make a good horne. Open for BEKALa pro- • gines inipictlcfi «t 1:30 A.M. day of sale nr Check Plugs N-WMk Millets crown by for inspection contact Harry Faust, • Great Savings Awnlt Von To be sold nt 2:00 P.M. visionals, In ntw environment corv Costa Less to Dakota, AAinn. Tel, «43-llt3. trolled bulldtmi, that ara wlwtowlMl "It On Display Now • Check Points ¦ J>r lloht Available year around. Burn the Best" — also — eonrcel. OW: ECONOMY PLUS lo itrofch your Check Generating SyHtem 7 room house on nicely landscaped large lot. Down- >' SPELTZ CHICK HATCHetW, Rolling- 350 W. 3rd Tel, 3373 retirement Income. This 2-bedroom • ON DISPLAY ¦¦ •lone, Minn. Tel. 846MJ11. ¦ stairs haa kitchon , dlnlnn room , living room, bedroom, ' ,' F. A. KRAUSE CO. home <»n ba yours lor only $8,500 . Check Radiator of Oil (urrjace, full basement, Garage. • l iMifl ModolH >/i ball) «nd porch. Upstairs has .1 bedrooms , Almost new ;' Wanted—U/eafock 40 Breezy Acres Room lor garden on Irto large lot . »—— per toason —— .——— ¦ Tax $210. About $100 for 6 cylinder cars (6.9i> f t BUICKS furnace. 2 car garage nnd small outbuildings, flood j , LEWISTON IIVESTOCK MARKET Hwys. 14 and 01 East heat, II'• truly retirement economy A real market for your wild value plus. ABTS AGENCY, INC., well. A real good family home on n quiet street. • d good suction ¦ niiii .1 iiii.ii ¦¦¦. m i ne ¦ i nn«ii n i —¦¦—>— ¦¦¦ i t B Cylinder Cars $7.05 f t OLDSMOBILKS livestock. Dairy cattle on fund all p—i ' lit Walnut St. Tal. 1-4365 . ¦ week, Trueki CMC, TTUH'KS ^ I h«i b«uflM every day. &Utt*iM»# Typewriters 77 J.bedroom Parts Extra f t Hi':;, down on sale date , hnlance upon de- evellablaT Tel, JHC. DWl NBW LISTING . home. TKKiVIS: *:| UU Ttw». Beautiful birch kitchen wilh Ids ol y TWIWRITIftt end adding machine! built-in*, Large carpeted living room, livery of merchantahlo title. Sale subject to approval of t*rm ImpUnnnu ' 49 , UnoUutn 64 for tale or rent, Reasonable rates, full baiernent, baseboard heat, attach- , Furo., R»fl» free delivery, See ui for all your of- $13,000 If purchased probate court \ l (lies ed oer»e». Only MCCORMICK fice eupptlsi, ceiks, or office Ihls me. ABTS f , i»t0 cwwlir tr'ttyr. wi|_ ttXLM, IpKltll-t-efl. «* ' at onci. Call us on [WARDS] :\ ANNIV«*»*»»V ehflri. 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