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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]. Chance of For Best Results Showers Tonight, Use Daily Newt Cooler Tuesday Classified Ads Legislature on Day, Night Basis Redisfricting, Six Days Lett to Pass Bills Appropriations ST. PAUL (AP)-Here is a Tax bill — House has passed passed House, ready for Senate quick look at major factors in income tax increases ; Senate vote. the final week of the Minnesota committee has not proposed al- legislative session : ternative; sales tax apparently Conservation department re- organization— Chief Issues Days left—six days . to pass dead as result of Gov. Rolvaag's heading for con. bills, Monday through Saturday; threat to veto. .' „ ¦:.' ference committee after Hous* ST. PAUL (AP) — The Minne- . . of, last day to meet is May 24. Gov- Reapportionment — confer- passage much-amended ver- sota Legislature began the last sion / week of the 1965 session today ernor has said will permit no ence committee expected to re- and it was expected that this clock-covering; ¦ port agreement today. University regents—joint com- meant six days and nights of Appropriations bills.- — all ex- Unemployment compensation mittee session to nomiiiate Tues- work; cept building bonds bill in con- —conference committee. day morning, joint Senate-House Uppermost on the list of leg- ference committee: Workmen 's compensation ; — session to elect Tuesday night. islation facing the lawmakers were a reapportionment plan and - appropriations bills that call for major expenditures totaling nearly $800 million in the next two. years. The question of whether the legislature would bring out a sales tax bill apparently was resolved Friday in a statement by Gov. Karl Rolvaag. The gov- ' .' - SOLDIERS ' FLEE BLAST :.. Three US soldiers flee killed at least 27 persons and wrecked planes at Bien Hoa ernor said simply he sees "no burning and exploding debris during a series of blasts that air base Sunday. (AP: Photofax by radio from Saigon ) justifiable need for a sales tax" and if a sales tax bill reaches his desk he'll veto it. More Explosions Feared House Speaker Lloyd Duxbury said Saturday in a letter to Rol- LBJ Formally vaag that the governor's posi- tion "negates the work and eU fort which has been made .to develop a fair and equitable .tax Asks Cut in Chain Blast reform program." He added Kills that a "further delay in tax re- form for Minnesota will be trag- ic:" - Excise Taxes The House Conservative ma- WASHINGTON (AP ) - Presi- 27 at V iet Base jority already has passed a bill which would produce $52 million dent Johnson : formally submit- SAIGON ,. South Viet Nam stroyed or damaged went off by delayed action fuses might set ted to Congress today in new revenue through income his bid to (AP) — Demolition experts, itself. No.one was hurt, but haz- them off any time within the cut excise taxes by nearly ?4 working with special time next few days. taxes and which can finance a billion , and gave assurances ards remained from the rest of record budget for the next two he charges, today blew up four 500- 10 such bombs rated as unsta- "We have evacuated all per- sees no indication that spending ¦¦ , years. But the bill has no pro- pound bombs strewn across the ble.- . ' sonnel from the area until our for defense of the . free world Bien Hoa Air Base by the disposal units decide what to do vision for personal property tax ,chain rel ief for farmers and mer- would upset the planned reduc- explosion ; Sunday that left 27 Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Moore, with the bombs," Moore said. tion. . chants or real estate tax relief ... .. j..;^_i Americans idead or missing and commander of U.S. Air Force A U.S. spokesman said five r The President filled in the lo:i wounded. operations in Viet Nam and for the elderly, which the gov- MAC AND JACKIE MEET . . . Former wood Gate, Sussex where Mrs. Kennedy wasV chinks in a program he already Americans killed in the blasts ernor wanted. Another 500-pound bomb bur- Thailand , said the bombs Were Sunday have been identified and British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan luncheon guest Sunday. (AP Photofax by cabls had announced Saturday. And ied in the smouldering wreck- fitted with detonation devices The matter of reapportioning and Mrs. John F; Kennedy talk at MacMil- from London ) he ""said that the recommenda- 22 others are listed as missing forced on by a age of some:of the 40 planes de- that could not be disarmed, and the legislature, Jan's country home Birchgrove, at tions' .'. "will accomplish , prudent- or presumed dead, lie said 103 federal court decision, had been , Chel- ly and responsibly, a major re- Americans — 29 Army men and in a conference committee for form of the excise tax struc- 74 Air Force personnel —were weeks. The committee's job is to tured . Y-Y-V- . injured. shift enough seats from rural to The Johnson plan would elimi- Chief of Polish The explosions at the base 12 .urban areas tb satisfy the so- nate some of the existing excise miles north of Saijon Sunday called "one • man, one-vote" taxes on July 1 , with a total caused more death, injury and j unf&fo theory. Some 15 seats probably slash of $1.75 billion on that date destruction to U.S. forces than will be shifted. . and with a reduction of the any single Communist attack of same amount effective next Military Mission the war. ''. . Among major moves In the legislature Saturday : Jan. 1. Gen. Moore said after a pre- Beyond that , Johnson is pro- The House approved its job: liminary investigation : "I am less benefits bill which raises DoMnicamR^ posing a $464-million slash satisfied no sabotage was in- weekly payments from $38 to SANTO DOMINGO, Domini- bert and Undersecretary of Jose Antonio Mayobre of Ven- spread over several years, up to volved. It was an accidental (AP)—The 1970. .;¦ " Defects to West $47. The Senate bill has a $44 can Republic United State Thomas C. Mann was ezuela , appointed by U.N. Sec- - explosion of a bomb on one air- States was reported pressuring scheduled today. retary- General U Thant as his Johnson spelled out in more BERLIN (AP) - U.S. offi- military missions were estab- lop, and conference committees cials questioned the chief of Po- lished in West Berlin after craft which spread to the oth- will have to decide what figure the Dominican junta to resign as Junta sources said the U.S. special representative to the detaiil his proposals made in a ers." junta tanks battled the rebels government was trying to get Dominican Republic, arrives statement Saturday. land's military mission in West World War II and are accredit- will finally be used. Berlin today after he defected ed to the Western Allies. Their 't have The House also passed a bill in northern Santo Domingo Sun- the junta to step aside so "that today. He is to report to the On retail taxes — those the "The Viet Cong conldn an understanding could be U.N, and asked for political asylum work now ostensibly is confined done a better job themselves which reorganizes the Conser- day night. Security Council on tha buyers pay in the markets and Tank-led junta forces renewed reached with rebel constitu- situation. stores — the complete repeal of in the United States. largely to consular matters, and even if they had worked on it all vation Department and changes most of the military members their offensive against the reb- tionalist forces for a peaceful levies on handbags, luggafie , A U.S. Air Force plane flew year," said one U.S. Air Force its name to the Department of solution to the Dominican con- A team of U,N\ observers Wladislaw Tykocinski , about 44 , have been replaced by civilian Natural Resources. The bill els in a driving rain. The battle toilet articles , jewelry and furs officer. had raged through Saturday flict. " toured the 20 blocks of the capi- on July 1 to West Germany. U.S. officials diplomats. But Western intelli- splits the department into two U.S. officials said the disaster night , diminished around the tal held by the rebels. They On taxes manufacturers pay said his request for asylum was gence authorities claim that began with the explosion of a divisions , each headed by a The White House mission also were greeted by shouts of they are important espionage noon Sunday, only lo f lare up before the products reach the being considered. bomb that hau been loaded deputy commissioner. One divi- includes McGcorgc Bundy, spe- "United Nations si . OAS, no," lt was the first defection in centers. sion would include bureaus of again Sunday night. dealers — complete repeal on aboard a B57 jet bo>mber for an Residents who fled the area cial assistant to Ihe President and "Out with the Yankees." July 1 of those on business ma- years of a high-ranking Commu- Tykocinski had been in West parks, lands and minerals, and ly on national security affairs; The renewal of fighting trig- nist diplomat in West Berlin. attack against the Communist the other would include bureaus north of the east-west supp chines, sporting goods other Berlin five years. A friend said guerrillas. Within seconds corridor reported heavy mili- Deputy Secretary of Defense gered a mass flight by civilians Tykocinski had the rank of min- of water, wildlife, forests and C, , than fishing gear, radios , televi- he had been minister in the Pol- neighboring planes an the flight, tary and civilian casualties. Cyrus Vance and Jack H. from the battle area. Groups of ister — corresponding to that of law enforcements. Vaughn , assistant secretary of sion sets, phonographs and ish Embassy in Rome previous- surrounded by crewmen and poorer families headed away records, musical instruments , a major general — and was the A two-year building bond pro- U.S. troops were not Involved state for Latin-American af- from the city carrying their ly and before that was a mem- ordnance men, began exploding cameras, film and other photo- senior foreign diplomat in West ber of the International Armi- gram was recommended by the in the action , but three U.S. par- fairs. possessions. graphic equi pment refrig- Berlin. and burning. House Appropriations Commit- , stice Commission in Korea. white phos- atroopers were wounded Satur- erators, freezers , air condition- The Polish and Czechoslovak Napalm bombs, tee. It will cost $55.4 million , day night during a heavy ex- horous fire bombs and 750- ers, electric , Rns and oil ap- A big man. fl-fcet-3 weighing p with fifi per cent of the money change of fire between rebels pliances , fountain and ballpoint 250 pounds , Tykocinski walked pound bombs all went up. Five earmarked for education . and the 82nd U.S. Airborne Ilri- pens; mechanical pencils , light- up to Sgt. Myron II. Tomlinson minutes after the initial blast, The bill sets aside money for gade. the jet plane ramp was a mass ers, matches and playing cards. of Mt. Vernon , Ind., Sunday six buildings nt the new South- A U.S. spokesman said the Flash Floods Sales Tax of smouldering debris. Forty morning as Tomlinson was western Minnesota College at firing across the Ozamn River Miscellaneous taxes — Repeal planes were destroyed or dam- Marshall , and conversion of the nt midyear of those on safe de- shopping in a delicatessen near was (he heaviest action record- ml'ltary headquarters in West aged, and the control tower was Crookston School of Agriculture ed for a 24-hour period since posit boxes, coin-operated knocked out of operation for Info a two-year vocational-tech- amusement devices, bowling Berlin. The Pole said he wanted U.S. forces arrived . Proposal Put political nsylum. several hours. nical college, Hit Midwest alleys and pool tables. The American troops control By TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS Spenrfish where heavy rains the the river's west bank nnd Ihe As previously announced , Heavy rains continued today followed a 34-inch snowfall. tax on cars would come down rebels the east. The rebels have The heavy squall of thunder- 'per ccnl July 1 nnd been using mortars nnd henvy- in parts of Texas where flash from 10 to 7 On Display floods drove hundreds from storms that triggered tho Toxas later on to 5 per cent effective caliber weapons against Ihe ST. PAUL(AP) - House Con- Rolvaag their homes and caused wide- downpours moved into tho East Jan, 1 , 1907. There would he an Duxbury Charges Americans. The U.S. Iroops per sorvalivcs put their :i per cent have been firing back with ord- spread damage. unci South today. Tho Weather Intermediate reduction lo I! (lie rainfall doused llii renu warned many areas to , , sales tax reform bill on display nance up to recoil less 106mm Much of cent on Jan. I IfHifi , southern Texas since Sunday expect high winds , thunder- But Johnson proposed lo re- today and in effect invited the untitank weapons. governor and Liberals to change night. Alice , near Corpus Chris- storms anil hail. tain a 5 per cent tax on passim- Stand Spikes Tax Reform ti , reported 5.:il liu'hos in 12 as an im- their minds about a veto of the A high-level White House mis- ger cars permanently hours. Thunderstorms werw reported portant source of federal reve- bill. ST. PAUL — House Speaker property tax system. Last week the bouse approv- sion which came from Washing- curly today from southern New ton Sunday met with junta pres- Considerable flooding also nue. At an early morning news con- Lloyd Duxbury said Saturday • Property tax relief and n ed a Conservative-backed plan Kiifjland to Texas. New York ference , Rep. RW. Johnson of would pro- |r» balance the budget through ident Brig. (len. Antonio Inibcrt was reported in the South Dako- Infective Jan. 1 , of next year , tnx reform appears dead for the credit system whlcli ta aren near Dendwuod and SI file Police reported what they Johnson proposed : St. Paul , vice chairman of the vide tax relief instead of n tax income tax Increases. Rolvaag Ilnrrcrns and reportedly pres- described as a terrific wind- sured tho junta to resign. .Junta " Admission luxes — Complete lax committee , and mithors of 10(15 legislative session because Increase for low Income groups. hai.s acknowledged that the storm " slash through tho south- tax on ad- the various sales tax plans, of Gov Knrl F. Ilolvang's veto "The position which you take, house bill would meet essential souces said Imbert refused. repeal , including Ihe Another meeting between Im- west corner of the state, down- missions lo certain movies, the- Joined to tell what is in the bill. position . of course, negates the work and fitnto needs. ing M oos and power lines. Ono aters, concerts, racing and Jith- Samples : In a letter to Rolvaag, the Cal- effort which has been made to Indler home was flipped 200 said that BUT (iENKRM. nnd compre- Senate in 4th lelie events , cabarets nnd dub -3 edonia Conservative develop n fair and equitable reform remains the feel by the winds, police said, —A per cent broad-hnscd "the many " Duxbury hensive tax dues. becnuse of a veto lax reform program , pressing need In the1 slate , Bright Side tax- sales tax that would raise $100 benefits which would flow from most River areas ln southern Texas Repeal of inniuifnctiircr ' H million n year , almost all for wroto to RolvaaR. IJuxbury said. electric such reform will be denied to "Your apparent unwillingness There is a bright side to bruccd for more fl ooding today es on lubricatin g oil and replacement . , If lis rain continued to fall over repeal of Ihe our people." to alter or modify your position Four tax reform bills have everything. For instance Weekof Debate light bulbs , and (o the , most of tho state, nails and accesso- -•$KI million in (ax relief for Asked whether Conservatives means, I assume, that you are I KVII introduced, Duxbury not- the world went do^.s Inx on auto ed, includinn one with liberal at least the fleas would bo except those prim arily for persons over (15 on fixed In- will bring the measure to the nl.so unwilling to consider any Nino inches of rain foil In ono ries uiioiisorship, lie was apparently happy . . . Cooking, clean- truck use. comes, House floor despite the gover- nit ernatIves to tlio.se which you hurst at Kllleen nnd nearby Ft. referring to a sales tax bill on ing and laundering take a On Voting Bill Hood reported IM Inches. .! million in lax sharing nor 's veto statement . Majorit y have offered . --•$2 census aid in- reflecting the hopes and desires sive as ever. Chance of n few showers or li'in , Duxbury said , encourngus daughter is sloppy aroinid eral automobiles off highways. crease for all districts, THE PROPOSAL will contain of their constItuenls , havo ap- discrimination and inequities "llcr closet Democratic Leader Mlko possibly thunderstorms tonight. Ihe house: AiifiUn. Tex., Ihe- Inrgcint city fill) features of four sales tax bills pa rently run headlong into your niicl hits hard nt homeowners, , even If MunsfMd told reporters he bus Mostly fair and cooler Tuesday. million in tux relief would bo a mess affected by the storm , reported 4(1-41'. high Tuesday through reclassific ation of all Introduced during the session. unyielding position. " Rural residents are concern- she lived In a nudist camp" no immediate plans to try to Low tonight , , two to three feet of water flood- taxable property. Details haven 't been disclosed Duxbury said in his letter to ed, ho added , becnuse a revision . . . being a bill collector apply cloture. And Southerners 70. but Duxbury said they would Itolvaag that pnssiigo of a gen- were ready again with nn ed many Intersections. Homes LOCAL WHATIIUH ol the properl y tax system isn 't an occupation - - It 's a mill businesses In low - lying observations for Hie It appeared the bill would be Include : eral sales tax is not, in Itself , amendment that would soften Official would allow Iheni lo attract In pursuit , in-tins wero swamped. 24 hours ending al 12 in. Sun- dangled as bait for at least a • Ll million dollars of prop- nn objective of the house con- iluslrie.s to lliclr areas. the measure. day: couple of (lavs while the House erly tax relief for llie elderly. nervalIve group. "We will continue to net on Two tornndooR wore (lighted Ivlnximiiin , HO; minimum, IW) ; majority walled for further re- • ?.{) million dollars for addi- "It IN our purpose to meet It l.s possible I hat oven on amendments as they are called on tho ground , near Snn Antonio noon , r.7; precipi tat ion , 117 . action from Ihe governor and the tion ii I school aids. Hut needs of tho state with n original passage a sales lax up," Mansfield said in announc- nnd Frisco, but no> uovcro dam- Official 'observation s lor Ihe Senate. .Semite Conservatives • '.Mi million dollars In finnn- balanced budget ," Puxhury de wouldn 't get unanimous burking ing that for Ihe lime being he iiHe wan reported. 24 hours endliiH id 12 in. today ; are fo meet tonight to air their elid aid for municipal govern- dared. "I believe Unit we have nf house Conservatives. This won 't try to round up tho two- Tbe South Dakotti flood* were Maximum , M; minimum, 411; vlews on Ihe muddled tax pic- ments, nlready demonstra ted this pur might be true even without a ( For more lmigl..i see. Karl thirds majority needed to end blamed (in heavy tains that ftU noon , «:i; precip itation , nono. ture. • An overhaul of tho atate'n poso." veto threat. WIlNon on Pago 4). I debate. In tho Black Hills Friday. at known Intervals -along with ity rather than th» arithmetic are asked to cooperate In en- j detection that was causing her difficulty. forcing the ordinance. j Radiation May s 1 m p I e radiation - EASY HEARING equipment in Ihe plane. Some summer classes are Effrick Street If a street light is known to ; , Fred J. Drink- i planned to enrich the learning be out of-order . -resident. .'are ; Help Aviation The scientists of a child who is already up to ' water HI and Bernard R. Mbort NASON ON EDUCATION to reporti to Northern States Research Cen- standard . Such classes are cen- Clean-up Begins Power Co. at Blair. WASHINGTON (AP) - Radi- of NASA's Ames ¦ ' ' ¦' ' Field , Calif., 'siud tered around music, arts, crafts - •• - ¦ ' - . get heavi- ter, Moffelt . . ETTRICK - Wis. (Special) - ...... ation may help pilots ilot or foreign languages. Most im- . . airplanes off the the device would keep the p Cleanup days in Ettrick , be- ly loaded . his posi- portant in making a decision for I Lake City Hospital ground . safely; continually informed of gun today, will continue Tues- . runway under any Summer School or against such classes is wheth- Two National Aeronautics and tion along the day, when the village truck will conditions. er your child wishes to take j Administrator Quits Space Administration sciolists visibility these courses in summer school. pick up refuse at the c-urb and sweep streets. No leaves or rub- } -LAKE CITY, Minn— Robert proposed today development of , VI al- Using, summer school as a I basical- A placid, glacial pond bish is to be burned in the i Polk , administrator of Lake a new device consisting , hickory, threat or punishment tti get him ly of very weak radioactive ien is fringed by oak Can Harm Some to do better work is not likely streets . City Munici pal Hospital , has sources imbedded in the runway maple .and pine. tp improve his attitude toward Dog owners are to keep their resigned to accept a similar By L. J. NASON. Ed. D. be having the same difficulty dogs tied or otherw i se con- posit ion at a Northfield hospi- , school. ¦ ' ' IT, of Southern California with arithmetic his teacher felt Neither can summer school fined. 'A village- . ordinance pro- tal. . ,- . . . Summer school Is only one that he had. stopped trying to be thought of as a way to make hibits dogs running loose. Com- Polk , who has been here understand in class and that six possibility among the many ac- up for out-and-out failure. j plaints . -have been received by more than 3' _ years, resigned tivities that can benefit your weeks of summer school m the Teachers and principals are (he board from persons, who ' effective June IS. No replace- same kind pf a group situation j child this summer. However, it the best judges as to whether a; have been attacked by dogs. j ment has been secured but the , is not necessarily the best! In might not solve his problem. The use of BB guns in the hospital board is ' child needs a whole year to! reviewing ap- fact , for some children , it may At her suggestion; Sam s par- catch lip or whether six weeks'' i village is prohibited. Parents ! plicants. ents arranged for individual tu- j even be harmful. of summer school Will do the ' 1, Let's look at three typical toring; job. I This man is wearing the slimmest , cases. As the school year drew Removed from Ihe classroom lighte st eyeglass hearing aid ever to a close, Jack was having dif^ group, Sam was able to discuss made bv Soiiotonc — the new ficuity keeping up with the class the problems freely and lie , too , Nina Kqshetz , 73, J)^~^Borrow Up To I .Model 75 THINLINI^YBuilt in arithmetic. He needed help ret urn'ed to school in the fall FREE SUMMER i lPP ; into the 'fashion-sniart temples on his homework almost every having made gains. Dead in California \ !— for bold men arid women—. night. His teacher and princi- In still another case; Jane's (AP) is a powerful transistor hearing SANTA ANA, Calif. - \ '¦i pal suggested to Jack's parents parents solved the problem in Death has taken former " opera STORAGE . aid ' .circuit capable of correcting that he attend six weeks of sum- a completely.; '..different- fashion. star Nina KosheU, 73, once pri- Repay Conveniently on "Payment-Ease " hearing losses fronv moderate to i OF WINTER GARMENTS severe. A tiny battery, the size of mer classes. Granted , Jane was slow in arith- ma donna of Moscow's Royal ; The class was organized to metic: But she was also listless , j lytm . . ; ; a shirt button, slips into the tem- Opera. Only charge is for cleaning and circuit. help pupils just like Jack. The lacking the pep and enthusiasm The noted soprano , mother of¦'- ,- NEED! Pay all your ple to power the plan was to repeat the work of BUY WHAT YOU WANT OR that; indicate good health in a singer Marina Koshetz , sue- \ press I ng. No payment until only one. the school year in arithmetic, child of her age. eumbed Saturday in a hospital current bills. Cut monthly payments to with special emphasis on un- clothes are taken but in fall. OF A summer of out-of-doors ac- after a stroke. Have more pay-check money to spend or save. SONOTONE derstanding. Each child was She toured Russia with Serge tivities , during which Jane ¦ For money today—-Phone 8-2976. helped according to his need. learned to swim Koussevitsky and Europe with ROCH ESTER The hope was that Jack and lived a carefree existence with no Sergei Rachmaninoff , who dedi- 1 DIAL 2222 WINONA HOTEL, Winona, Minn. would improve his grasp of thought . of school , brought her cated a number of songs to her; j arithmetic sufficiently to be able to a better state of health. The The singer made her US. debut I FOR FREE PICKUP MINNESOTA LOAN 'j TUESDAY , MAY 18 to carry the subject on his own fact that Jane's mother saw in 1921 and toured widely. in the fall. Jack was not enthu- lo it that the diet and sleep In recent years Miss Koshetz AND THRIFT COMPANY | Hour*: 1:30-5:00 P.M. ¦ ' siastic about spending six were adequate helped explain i and her husband. Gabriel Leo- ' ¦' • ¦ '' . ' ¦ weeks summer school but he 166 Walnut Street i: . . . or Write il , the improvement. Y noff. a former opera singer , had . was willing, and the project resided in Laguna Beach, Her ! Dial 8-2976 Del 'William., Mgr, P.O. Box 8B« proved successful. IT WAS obvious in the '. -rail ¦' daughter lives in Pacific Pali- , In Rochester Phboi 289-0411 : Rpch-ater , Minn»iol« ALTHOUGH SAM seemed to that it was Jane's lack of vital- sades; - . 'i.. : . \ LEAF S p. >^ § § § § § § i § § fl V/, : {?¦ f\ r% p, ,--. .~s. v i i O 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

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°"' mW,M |[50 H IN/IMtNBER ERCHANA,I0N TJs'T^&^^t """ 0S" C0 P V VOU» IOCAL .NMPtNDENI .ANK Wl ^ ^^ " " °" ^S$\SLM ® [W^JS^ *t^h Two Gars Hi! Houston> ; Deer on Roads 'mc^^^ Rain Possible In Winona Co. Of Crash Iniuries Again Tonight; HOUSTON . Minn. ( Special ).- proceeded northerly into the in- from which he died at 3:.10 Four collisions on county high- ways Including A 65-yeur-bld Houston restau- tersection , according to the p.m. CST about 45 minutes af- , two that killed ter he was struck doer , were rant operator died Saturday Highway Patrol. , the officer reported over the At the center of the intersec- said. He never regained con- 70 Tuesday weekend by Sheriff night of injuries received when George I,. his car was struck by tion Peterson 's car was hit on sciousness after the injury. A cool , windy and partly Fort. No injuries resulted. another vehicle on Highway 16 In ' lie the driver 's side by the car cloudy weekend , -which kept a The two collisions with deer MRS. Peterson remained In village. He was thrown out of driven by Neil RoMtvold , 20, raw feeling on Winona , gave occurred on U.S. 61. The first , the cnr. Yucatan ,Houston address , the the car, which slopped on its Siinday at 9:15 p.m., occurred wheels in the street about 30 way today to bright sunshine The dead man , Lloyd Peter- patrol said. at the intersection with County The impact swung the Pet- feet from the point of impact. and warmer temperatures., 12, son , and his wife were en route She received minor injuries and one-fourth of a mile north erson car around. He landed on But the pleasant weather is of Dakota. from their home, a block south was in shock. of the accident , to Looney Val- the concrete pavement in the to be short lived. , which An ambulance took both pa- GEORGE F. Sclivvubenhaur , ley, their former home. path of his careening car dragged him a few feet. He was tients to Caledonia Community There was a chance of a few I-a Crosse, was driving east showers or possibly thunder- on the PETERSON slopped at the pinned underneath and re- Hospital. She was treated and highway when a deer later released. storms tonight, said the fore- walked out on the stop sign for Highway Mi at leased with a wrecker hoist. roadway from Grant and Cedar streets, then He received chest injuries cast for the area i with mostly the south shoulder. The La The accident happened about 4:50 p.m. CST, the Highway Pa- fair and cooler weather Tues- Crosse man's car received $:S00 day. damage to its front. trol said. Rostvoid was proceed- ing east. His 1959 vehicle came A low of 40-45 is predicted for Mrs. Jacob Cassei; La Cres- tonight and a high of 70 for cent, to a stop at the point of im- Minn: , was driving east 68 in Senior High pact. Peterson was driving a Tuesday. Fair and cooler also on the highway today at .1:40 1957 car. is the outlook for Wednesday. a.m., three miles north of M in- nesota City, when a deer walk- There were not witnesses to THE EXTENDED forecast for ed into the path of her car from the accident other than th« per- Honor Ceremonies sons in the two cars. the next five days indicates av- the north side of the road. Dam- Sixty-eight students this morn- Claire Peirce , John Schramm erage temperatures will be 5 to age was $100 to the right front ing .participated in traditional and Susan Steber. This was Houston County 's JO degrees above normal day- ol the Cassei vehicle. Honor Society induction cere- SENIORS elected this year first highway fatality of 1S65. time highs of 68-70 and night- A two-car collision on U.S. 14 monies at Winona Senior High were Jacquelyn Ames, Marjorie MR. PETERSON was born time lows of 44-49. Cooling and al the entrance to Farmers school. Beckman ,„JJurot Blank , Mary here July 2r> ,.' , 189ft , to Mr. and warming trends will alternate, Community Park Drive Sunday Fifty-two of those honored - a re Jor' BlurriChtritt , John Brandt, Mrs. August Peterson , attended says the forecast , with warmer at 2:15 p.m. caused $2f>0 dam- seniors — 15 of them elected to Lynn Ellings, Peter Erickson, Houston schools and spent all weather near the end of the pe- age to the vehicles of two St. the society in their junior year Kay Eversonv Joseph Goldberg, his life in this area. He farmed riod.- Paul men, the sheriff reported. and re-elected this year —- and Pamela Gorsuch , Susan Graus- in Looney Valley from 1918 until sixteen are juniors. After the ¦ ¦ Precipitation through Satur- ' Fred J. Moore, St. Paul . was nick , Lynette Grimm , Jeanne J954. ; day is expected to range up to following Milton A. Conrath Jr., program at the high school au- Hittner , James Hobbs, Pamela He married Lillie Anderson Schramm , of .60 of an inch in showers and 22, St. Paul, south on the high' ditorium where John Hop.f , Gary Ingamells, Houston April 7, 1923. He came one of the seniors re-elected, scattered thunderstorms by way when Conrath slowed down Janet Joswick, Linda Kukow- to the village in 1954 to operate Wednesday night or Thursday to make a right turn into the presided , members and parents ski, John Matson , Margaret Mc- a cafe and they established resi- were guests at a social hour in and again by the weekend. park; Grath , Dennis McVey , Candace dence in the village in 1961. He ' the high school cafeteria. Meyer, Thomas Miller , Wayne Rainfall in Winona Saturday Moore s car skidded 71 feel also was employed in the post measured .37 of an inch , most before colliding Morris , De Ann Newmann, Mer- office. He was on with the rear of IN HIS introductory remarks the school of it in a sharp shower about 6 the Conrath vehicle. Damage it O'Dea , Susan Olson , Diane board, Schramm explained that while town board , and Triple p.m. was $50 to the Conrath car and Roffler , Susan Schain, Gary A committee in Looney Valley election to the society is based Jane $200 to the right front of the achieve- Schoening, Linda Sebo, and active in social life. High Saturday afternoon was primarily on scholastic Sheets, Janet Smith, Don Sta- Moore vehicle, according to the ment, attention is given to qual- Survivors are: His wife ; one 80 but on Sunday the thermom- BELLEVIEW SEWER ' . .. . . Workmen nected to portable pumps. About 370 feet of ricka, Patricia Stein. James higher than 61 Low sheriff's report. ities of leadership, character daughter , Mrs. Dalei (Vylas) eter got no . position a section of new iron pipe , replacing new pipe will be laid between Sioux and Stoa and Robert Urness. Sunday morning was 50 and this and service. Lee, Houston ; one granddaugh- collapsed portions of the Belleview Street Dacota streets to repair the break which liOGEK Roraff. 17. I lunoillc. JUNIORS elected this year ter, morning 48. At noon today the Seniors re-elected were mem- Majorie ; two brothers, Ar- also caused the street surface to give way. was driving north on CSA 12 are John Baudhuin , Beverly thur and Donald, and two sis- reading -was 63. sanitary sewer main. The excavation , 14 bers of the program committee ' (Daily photo) when he had to stop for the Biltgeh, Linda Eifealdt , Douglas ters, Mrs. Myles (Glen ) Adams feet deep, is kept from filling with water by News sign at the road's intersection announced by David Kulas. Gail A YEAR ago today the Wi- Buermann , Pau- Emanuel, Vicki Forsythe, and Afrs. William (Eva ) Kerri- the series of well points, upper right, con- with CSA 16, one mile north of TTiey are Jean Grabow , : Donria Graham , Dean nona high was 75 and the low , Margaret Guen- gan , all of Houston. His parents Nodine Sunday at 3:30 p.m. la Colbenson Hilke, James Range!, Jean 40. All-time high for May 17 ther, Kulas, John Heublein , and one brother have died. As Roraff started across the Carolyn Korupp, James Murray, Lois was 88 in 1932 and the low for Kathleen Kronebusch , Scharmer, Donald Sebo Bruce THE FUNERAL River to Rise Intersection he was forced to Dorothy Meyers, John , service will the day 31 in 1921t Mean for the , McCown, Volkart, John Walski and be Tuesday at 2 p;m. Rare Bird Seen Vandalism Beer ¦werve to the righ to avoid a , Diane Mrachek, Cheryl at Evan- past 24 hours was 54. Normal Morse Elaine White. gelical Free Church, Above 12 Feet collision with a car moving east Mueller, Judith Nottleman , Houston , for this time of the year is 59. on CSA 16 , the youth reported Robert H. Smith . Senior High I the Rev. Herbert Cottrell offi- The temperature dropped to Theft Checked to the sheriff's department. principal , accepted for member- !dating. Burial will be in Swede 36 at Duluth this morning for During Annual By Wednesday ship the 53 new members and Bottom Cemetery. ¦ His car struck a stop sign, the state's low. At Rochester the ',¦ ¦ along the Weight Limits 15 re-elections with new mem- Friends may call at Hill Fu- Weekend rains causing $25 damage to his right minimum was 43 after a Sun- upper Mississippi kept the rear fender, Rora ff reported. bers led through an honor arch. neral Home here today from Club Roundup By Deputies All County 7 to 9 p.m day high of 59 and La Crosse river stage over the 11-foot Ott The 12 students ranking high- . The casket won't A pair of cattle egrets, birds A juvenile who has been to 'be opened at the church. posted figures of 46 and 61 for mark again today and was Roads Except One est academically in the class of the same times. whose sightings in Minnesota expected to boost the read- trouble with the sheriff pre- 1967 who were ushers for the THREE OTHERS died in Min- Although a severe storm four times previously have been ing to 12.1 Wednesday be- viously was identified today as Dragging Ended Weight restrictions will be program were Carl Brandt , nesota auto mishaps over the warning issued Saturday night of but one individual, were a . '¦' fore another declining ten- the person who broke into a removed from all county Noel Bublitz, Deborah Forsythe, | weekend. included Winona and vicinity, no prize find of the Hiawatha Val- dency would set in. toolshed at the Winon a Country highways but one, effective Patrick Hopf , Christine Johnson, ; The Highway Patrol said Pal- report of any damage in South- ley Bird Club of Winona Sun- The stage today was 11.1, Club Sunday night, Sheriff , Tuesday, the Winona County Brenda Jungerberg, Barbara i mer Orlando Hagen, 69, New eastern Minnesota or Western day. _ , . down 2 of a foot since George L Fort reported. For Railroad highway department an- Luse, Molly McGuire, Martha Richland, died Sunday night in Wisconsin was received. The club's first big May day Sunday, . . The sheriff also said that 10 nounced today. Morris Bruce Murispn, Kenneth , : the collision of his car and an- Tornadoes and high winds roundup was held from dawn The weather Bureau an- cases of beer were taken from The lone exception is Rother and Mark Wedul. i other Vh miles south of New struck other areas of WISCON- to dusk. nounced the following ex- the Interstate Beverage Co., Drowning Victim County State Aid Highway pected stages for the next 3648 6th St., Goodview, Satur- 23 from Stockton to Minne- THE HISTORY of the Senior i Richland on State Highway 13. SIN, however. Buffalo County Sheriff Myron | The location is BROTHER Theodore, Benilde several days- day night in a break-in reported has; postponed indefinitel sota City , on which a seven- High chapter of the society, some 15 miles A twister destroyed a barn Hoch y south of Waseca. High School, St. Louis Park, Tuesday : i. . 11.5. by Goodview Constable Ray- dragging for ton limit will remain in chartered March 18. 1927, was i near Dodgeville. Keith Nelson. the resumption of Mrs. Hagen and Mr. and Mrs! J. Milton Wednesday .;.: 12 1. mond Kulas. the body of a construction work- force. reviewed by Susan Steber who , 63, suffered a 24, son of the owner, suffered skull fracture Dahm were birding about 11 Thursday . . 12 0. The boy who broke into the er drowned in a Burlington rail- For the rest of the county explained that to be eligible for and was reported minor cuts. Sheriff's deputies, in critical a.m. near the Langowski farms, Friday \ ... 11-.6.' shed was to be questioned this , a spokes- highways, the statutory membership a senior must be in I condition in a Roches- firemen and neighbors rescued road washout May 7 ter : hospital east of the Siebrecht green- afternoon about his vandalism, man said today. nine-ton load limits will pre- the upper thirc' of his class and j . Three other oc- 30 cattle trapped in the splinter- . -. vail.. ' . a junior must have at least a B cupants of Hagen's car recei ved ed wreckage, house, when they saw two white Sheriff Fort said. to be at a dead- The youth is believed to hava "We seem average. Students must have ! minor injuries, as did the driver A farm machineshed near birds in the partially flooded end; VYe'rc not sure what to attended the school for at least ' of the other car involved , Elert was leveled and a meadow. Police Checking opened a screen window of the Dodgeville toolshed, climbed in do now," the spokesman said , Milford Knudson, 38. Hartland , The trio checked the buffy and Youth, 18, Fined one year and exhibited qualities | service station in the area was sprayed the contents of a lira explaining that trip fruitless of leadership, character and i Minn. destroyed by fire believed trig- pink plumage of the head and search had been abandoned Barbara Johnson back, the heavy yellow bill and extinguisher around the inter* On Disorderly service. I , 16. Rich- gered by lightning. Hit-Run Crash s ior before throwing it into a over he weekend From those with these qualifi- ; field , died Saturday of injuries An apparent tornado left a yellow legs of the white birds, ' A hit-run accident and a theft creek. His mother asked the "We re not about to give up. Conduct cations the faculty selects 5 per- suffered when she was struck by trail of damage in and near the and then hurried into Lake ' ' , there. " the Charge from -a parked car were being , sheriff to talk to the boy. hut we re almost cent of the junior class and 10 a car in the early morning. town of Marshfield in Fond du Lodge to Mert members of the investigated today by police de- : sheriff's man added. No de- Police were investigating to- The break-in and theft at In- percent of the senior class. Lac County. Cottages at near- club and U.S. Fish and Wildlife tectives, according to Chief finite date for a resumption of day the source of the liquor con- Dr. Dagny Johnson , 27. a . - terstate Beverage occurred Criteria by which students are by Wolf Lake were buffeted and personnel through K e n . n . e th James W. McCabe. j " dragging has been set. The sumed by a Winona youth Sun- ; pediatrician from Washington , sometime after 9:15 p.m. Sa- selected the objectives toward trees were bowled down. About Krumm, staff member, who is Miss Karron Berg, 20. .113 W. I turday, the sheriff believes. The press of other business had pre- day night prior to his arrest at I P. C, was killed in a collision when a vice president of the club. King St., remained in satisfac- home on a charge of disorderly which they work were explained 200 chicks were killed j burglary was reported at 9:38 vented Ruffalo County deputies by Carolyn McCown. who spoke ! Saturday night near Sioux City, farm brooder house was blown tory condition today at Com- ' conduct. i Iowa. Her companion FOUR previous report* of the p.m. when Kulas discovered the from continuing the search lo- on character; John Heublein , , Dr. Inge- ; away munity Memorial Hospital with ' ' Chester J. Morawiecki. 18, gerd Frayshov, 26. also a native cattle egret , known to mem- glass of the company s office dav scholarship; John Morse, lead- The Weather Bureau reported head injuries suffered in the ; door broken and the door Kven at the lime of the 978 E. King St .. paid a $15 fine ; of Norway , was injured. Dr. bers of the Minnesota Orni- hit-run accident Saturday at! today in municipal court after ership, and Dorothy Meyers , ! siehtinp a funnel cloud above opened. The burglars got away drowning of Gilberl Erickson , Frayshov was an intern at thologists' Union , of which Hia- 1:07 a.m. pleading guilty to the charge be- service. J Milwaukee but it did not touch j with 10 cases of beer in 16- ahoul 55. l/indstrom, Minn., Miss Edna Nelson, an instruc- Northwestern Hospital, Minne- watha Valley Bird Club is an af- Police reported no progress fore Judge John D. McGill. down. , j ounce cans. Sheriff Hoch had told reporters tor in American history al the apolis. The two women doctors filiate were in Pope County, in identifying the driver of the Deputies Lamar Fort and Judge McGill observed to the At Portage, power was snuff- Minn., in 1959, one near Hokah , that the swift current through high school , was general chair- apparently were on a vacation ed out when winds twisted two light-colored Volkswagen which , John Schneider investigated the the washout could have carried youth that has was too young trip when the accident occurred. r and one at Grass Lake in Min- to be drinking and acting as he man for the program. utility poles into a 4 >-degree an- witnesses say. struck Miss Berg burglary. Fort was continuing the dead man 's body miles A collision of cars Sunday neapolis , and another near Red as she stepped off the curb into I the investigation todny. had before his arresl today at | gle. Ceditrhurg suffered a 10- Wing in 1%4. ¦ downstream. THE SOCIAL hour was ar- night on U.S. Highway 52 six ! minute blackout when a power Johnson Street , on 3rd Street. I The same current ' which up- 1:40 a.m. He warned Morawiec- ranged by Miss Mildred Arndt miles north of Garnnvillo, Iowa , A , native The $25 theft occurred Friday i ki and his mother that if the transformer failed. pparentl y the species net the boat in which Erickson of the home economics depart- ] killed Doris Stnadc, 50, Monona, to Africa , and which migrated between fl:30 p.m. and midnight ; 'Y' Invites 9th Grade youth was arrested within six , Iowa , recorded .20 of an in tho American Legion Club ' rode lo his dcntli hampered charge a ment assisted by students a passenger in a car WAl'SAl' to the U.S: via South America , months on a similar , , parking lot, 2(15 K. 3rd St . Mel- : Ninth-grade hoys interested in dragging operations near the double penalty would be impos- Jean Buermann Kathleen Kron- driven by Roy Hoth. 52 Mononn. inch of rain in the 24-hour pe- is spreading northward. The washout until it was- closed in ebusch and Cheryl Mueller. Stu- i Authorities said the I loth car, i riod ending al 7 a.m . today. cattle egret was first reported vin E. Plate, 571 W. Howard joining the YMCA fli-Y Club ed. St., reported that someone en- program are invited lo attend a midweek. In view of Ihe boy 's age, dent council , and John Durfey, I making a left turn off the high- I Green Bay had OR and Racine in the U.S. in I952. again in Tex- However, dragg ing in Ihe president of the senior class. I way, wns struck by a vehicle | .02. Milwaukee and Green Bny as in 1955. tered hi.s car during (hut period ) meeting Wednesday night , snid Judge McGill imposed the $15 , leather- Larry Schiller , youth director. area near the former washout fine instead of the maximum Music for the program was I driven by Glen Wright , 45, I hit the Sunday peak of 67. Be- The cattle egrei , so named be- and took a blue jacket • where it. was believed Krick- presented by Carl Brandt, on the ' Dodge Center, Minn. | loit had 64 , Madison and Lone faced gloves, socket wrench and The informational session he- $35 or 12 days sentence he could cause it commonly follows bo- gins nt 7 p m. at the YMCA ( luh KOII 'S body might have snagged piano and a string trio of Mar- Wright , his wife. Holla llorst- Rock fill and Park Falls 44 . , a partially • empty box of 311- have passed. vine animals around sometimes room. turned up no I race of the jorie Beckman , John DeCallier man of . Rochester. Minn ,, and j During tin* nighl the mercury perching on their backs and caliber shells . man either Wednesday or and Susan Schain I loth and his wife were injured. I fell to :i(i in the Superior region. feeding on the licks and insects Thursday. The idea of employ- Dail News Photo there , finds the shallow water ing a diver was discussed y of ponds nnd wet meadows and Thursday but dropped. Takes 3rd Place fields good feeding grounds. It is a heron-like bird , somewhat Notice to Water Consumers A Daily News photographer smaller than the common egret. Indian Guides won a third place award in Wildlife Supcrintendant Don- the out-state division of the ald Gray said that bis staff , as Flushing City Water Mains 1 905 Minnesota Associated Press well ns birders will be interest- Rehearsa l Slated newsphoto contest. , ed in possible nesting of the cat- Starting Tuoidny, Moy 18, 1965 , weather permitting, A special rehearMul for Indian He is Frank BrueNke whose William Fire" was named tle egrets bore . Dr. Guides has been called for entry "Truck Green of the Wildlife office , water main* will ba fluihcd. Tho area to b« fluih- Thursday »l 'I I' 1 nl ,1,< ' a winner in Ihe oubslntc spot ' " news competition. The photo tak- photographed Ihe birds with ed will be from the West City Limit- to Contor Street YMCA. telescopic equipment The rehearsal is in prepara- en in November 11MJ4 on High- and from tbe North City limit, to the South City tion lor the annuul We-No-Nali way 1401 near Lamoille shows A TOTAL OF' 112 upreles or Limiti. This schedule may b» changed without Nation powwow at Whitewater a truck burning after it hit a birds , resident and migrant , further notice due to unfavorable conditions. Stale Park Saturday at II p.m. bridge abutment. The Dally were tabulated by club mem- The inducti on ceremony is onen News was one of 13 papers bers. lo the public , YMCA officials which shared honors in the an- Nineteen warblers were seen. BOARD OF MUNICIPAL WORKS .said. nual ei)in|ielili (>n. Wilson 's pholaropc , another mi- Secretary Members ol Waw-Han-See , The winners were named at grant , was found in tho mud Gorald O. Harvey, Wnpashu and Shawno tribes the spring meeting of the Min- flats near the east meadow site , were urged to at I end the r«- nesota AP newspapers in St. nnd scivrlet t imagers were a spe------H------I heni'Mil. i Piuil Saturday. ciality hi Woodbuvn Cemetery. Flood conditions still prevail- ing in certain spots prevented WINONA LODGE NO. 18 A.F A A.M. Including some species for sight Stated Communication NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS and-or sound Is n requisite lor (JX(slrjhy listing. Cold weather also made ® Tuesday, M.iy 18, 7:30 o' clock Tuesday, Juno 1st , i» tho la,t day to pay the First Identification a challenge all / \ Goorg* M. Robert ion Jr., W.M. Half of Rnci l Estate Tame.. According to law , a day. penalty of 3% must bn added on th* taxot PAID Hoard members of the bird ON AND AFTER JUNE 2ND. club were in charge of arrange- -j f^^-mt Regular Meetingslrd The Court Home will be closed on Monday, May 31»t , ments, Francis Voelker , neph- Social!"! _^^T(il '»' • NightsMondays—8:00 p.m. of Memorial Day. MANKATO I'HO.IFCT , . . Old pavement , AI NO being removed are stumps of (17 Boule- -P/ ^*^ in obmrvonc* ew of Brother Theodore, is pres- m - Other Monday* curb and earth from boulevards are being vard trees that were cut to make way lor ident of the club ftmm afff ^^^^^ij P TERESA M. CURBOW removed preparatory to widening three more Ihe new street . The project extends from llrd m ( INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS County Treasurer blocks of Mmikiito Avenue to 114 feet , The view SI reel to Broadway, Dally News photo) The apple grown •'< "early In south from Ihe 3rd St reel Intersection, •very Hliito. Milton KnuUen, N.ay by the following nt Hotel Tickcfer-Erlckson Capt. Fayette Ehle presided. ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (APV members »f , Post No. 17: Staff members and command- — The president of the national American U'gion j Lutheran, George ers of the¦ ' .flotillas were pres- To Get Chance PTA urged the. organization's 12 Glencoe chairman ; Plans were made for the By EARL WILSON million members today to throw Glanzer , committee . ent. h Kokott i Jr., coming yoar, a new flotilla in BEVERLY HILLS - "Hello, dere" Marty Allen arid Steve themselves into the battle for Courtland , .Josep , Glencoe , Joseph Red Wing was announced and getting their big movie break , so 1 learned on the civil rights and equal education- SI Joseph's Rossi are Stanislaus , Vilas discussion WHS held on the fl ood late gossip beat at La Scala in Hollywood. They're to be al opportunity for all children. Fcrnholz; St. late, Heart, Pine emergency. pictures, like Abbott & Jennel Moorhead of Eugene, Hanson. .Sacred built up into a new comedy team for j Tamar- Flotilla 1002 will hold Laurel and Hardy: and Martin and Lewis. Ore,, said, "The cause of civil Creek , Richard Linse; Winona Costello, Strand ; night meeting al The man with the imagination to project them to movie rights and liberties is our cause, j ack Lutheran , Clarence a ladies "We must uphold the rights of Culvarv of Our Lady of Per- Wiilly 's Wednesday evening; stardom in the Martin and Lewis manner is bossman Howard ' Knf h nt Paramount, one of thei-— : ' • ' . all citizens, especially the right petual Help Church , Bernard — officer; the Rev. Francis pish- most respected gentlemen in of all children and youth to Abts. arid Arcadia Public, Lyle Liza's father), director Vincent er , SI. Michael's Catholic pictures who is completing a equal education, and the right Paine and Carl Keller , Minnelli , during the intermis- Church. North Creek , : chaplain, deal with them which would of all adults to register and The Legion will sponsor Me- sion. ' ' Lyle Paine arid Carl Kel- have them going before the vote. " - . morial services May 31 at '10 : 30 and sergeant at arms. cameras here next fall. Holly- THE audience roared along at the high school auditori- ler, Mrs. M o o r h e a d officially a m. committee, Al- wood will be saying "Hello , with Judy when Liza, in a se- The auditing opened the 69th annual conven- um. chairman . James e '* to them, probably by duction scene, said : "Oh, if my ' Benrnd, Giilcsville , bert GulUska , d re tion of the National Congress of Martiniis Thanksgiving. mother could see me now!" County coihman- Schultz and Joseph Fernholz, Parents and Teachers by Trempealeau ¦: Hedy Lamarr told me — the follow- will report . Liza postponed her arrival at presenting an 11-point , -3-year ' de-elect, will install the day she filed for her sixth di- ' Myron Delegates for the spring con- the big party at Euby Foo s till action program for PTA mem- ing officers May 2H: vorce — that her daughter De- Son- ference I Osseo , Saturday Director George Abbott had bers in 47 ,000 local units. Scow , commander; Iggy nise just got engaged to Larry and Sunday, were briefed. Da- first taken her to Sardi's for the In her prepared keynote ad- salla - Albert G. aluska and Da- Colton of the Philadelphia Phil- vid Krett was adjutant at the . traditional opening night en- dress , Mrs , Moorhead said these vid Krett , first, second and lies, Friends asked Hedy what election meeting in the absence - trance and applause. are the 11 most critical issues third vice commander , respec- fiosition her prospective son-in- DEAR ABBY: Donald Skroch. Judy, stopped by autograph affecting children and youth, as tively; Harold Stevens , , finance of aw plays, and she said, "He's fans at Ruby Foo's, said, "No, Air Stowaway a batter in baseball" . . . Dave determined by the PTA mem- no — this is Liza's night." And bership : Chasen was reminiscing about it was. showbiz humor, and he asked Financing public education , TODAY'S BEST LAUGH : Of me, "What has four legs and Crosses Pacific Wife Doesn t equalizing educational oppor- a trunk and travels? . . . The course, says the philosopher, tunity; educating for a changing there are many things more thv Gish sisters" . ... Eddie Fisher society ; clarifying the responsi- important than money — but bilities ' for education decision- Tunp-in was bidding about his new al- . you have to have money to get Give a Darn making; extending and BHf^!\ bum, now being recorded. "The Ocean in Box them. title is 'Eddie Fisher Today,' " By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN strengthening community serv- ! World LOS ANGELES (AP) - Brian ices ; combatting moral , spirit- f ^W:^ he said. "I like the Today' part WISH I'D SAID THAT: Com- DEAR ABBY : What dp you think of a married man who * , (ty mu tomorrow Robson , 19, is a homesick Welsh ' "" °l °^ ^ of the title — but I don't know ic Bob King described a hen- comes to the office every day with big holes in the heels of ual and civic apathy; safe- Wfait ^t^'' * kmmJ traveler who tried to express I jj_B\v»l|51t 'Y before fAmW the hammer broke. fly mall strictly In advaneai pipar atop "Can you get me out?" asked pad on expiration data. RoliHon. Shopping In Fillmore, Houiton, Olmttad, Winona. I Center Hatch said he would have to Wabaiha, Buffalo, Jackaon, Papln and rrtmpaalaau countln: %^wi^B_W call authorities, He called cus- I^^VHB I IRMNHll I yaar 11J.00 3 month» .... II ,W -___ ?l^i^^l^P^^__^^ZTH^^^|PBBBBB(^HyF^o toms , Immigration * I mmaJm J^f T mJt JTTT V AmmmV ^/¦. ^I^IHttHtflUA -Ll , public t monthi «.M > monlh tl.IS W^ w(" 1 HHWI IHRHHR B i * Tl ^| T t ' ' mAmmWm ^AmWW^^Ammmmhealth and police , among oth- All olhar lubicrlptlonit wimicmr ers . I yaat II.' .00 3 montha .... 14,11 BwL*A a.L *. t$l.ttm *mm ^K m} HCHwomxrwinii man ' — MAGGif SMITH jm.«^l,.nl They removed Hobson from a monlhi 11,00 1 month 11 6(1 """^ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦i ^ naBaaBHa-BiBaBMHHHHHB-mw7^^^^^^^^ HRHHHIi Bi H the ernte and wrapped him In Srnd clianoa of addfru, nollcei, umlollv blanket*. "I can 't move my arm rnplai, tuhtrrlptlnn orrliri nnd olhrr "THE GREAT ESCAPE" ] mall llernn to Winona Dally Nawi, P. 0 legs , " he told thorn . Twelve Bo» 70, Winona, Minn Thursday, STARTS WBO I STARTS WEDNESDAY May hours Inter he wns ullll confined 20 InondIriond iI ll'lIIM nntlagipntlagl naldpaid al Winona. I lo H wheelchair , but doctors Minn. Pacifists ' * BllL rtRRILLS ' ¦ " ' ' ' in ¦ " ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦¦ ¦ ' '** Souvenir Flood . . , . . . .!¦ New York Edition Offered Orders are coming in by the thousands for the Block Parade Here are' , some reflections on special Winona Daily News souvenir edition of the life and how a hardened con- j NEW . YORK (AP> - Pacifist ffi 1065 flood which will be published soon. demonstrators struction worker transformed Chevy sat down New in the from a neiir ruffian to a gentle- The Daily and Sunday News staff now is com- middle of Fifth Avenue Satur- day and temporarily man of depth and understand- pleting the edition; it is almost ready for the halted an ing, which seems to disprove Armed Forces Day parade. printer. Copies should be in the mail the week of Police that old adage , . "You can 't teach arrested 23; including , four young women. an old dog new tricks " . • ; May 16. The crane operator on the job In the tabloid-size edition 32 pages of photo- camper The custom marchers — veterans and stopped his machine, crawled uniformed members of the down from the operator's seat , graphs and stories will tell of the flood fight in armed forces -~ slood at parade and came oyer to the foreman Winona and nearby cities in Southeastern Minne- rest while the ,police carried or and asked , "How^s it you work sota and Western Wisconsin. led the pacifists (o patrol wag- all day and no matter what , ons. you never cuss or anything?" There will be separate sections on weather The pacifists had notified The answer to that question conditions that were responsible for the flood and police of their intent to halt the might be given simply, but the the story of the river 's rise; the measures taken to story behind this accomplish- parade as a .protest- .'against U.S. combat the record river levels; the impact on indus- military action in Viet Nam and ment on the part of the fore- the Dominican Republic. man , I think , is worth telling; tries, business, transportation and residential areas; The police You almost have to know the the role of Civil Defense, Red Cross, Salvation Army had assembled man to really appreciate his reinforcements between 71st and other agencies in the flood fight and a section nnd 72nd story. Yet, I'm sure most of Street , where nearly us have known his type at one 2(M) .pacifists , hud congregated. on the flood period in the Winona area. time or another. He was quite The special edition will not be distributed as a large man; had one bad eye . that certainly didn't do anything a part of this newspaper. It will riot contain adver- ¦ ' ¦ Laotian Bombers for his appearance ; his skin . • tising. ' .;, ' was dark and leathery from the To make sure that you will obtain your copy Knock Out Tanks wind and sun as he spent the greater portion of a given day (and those you wish to send to friends and relatives VIENTIANE , Laos (APV - out in the elements. In keeping who reside elsewhere) fill out the following order Laotian air force T2B fi ghter- with the image he had created blank and send it to The Daily News today; Send bombers knocked out six Pathet of being a tough guy, he was Lao tanks and five trucks north prone to take on all comers and 50 cents (which includes postage) for each copy you of the Plaine des Jarres in one would go out of his way for a want and your copies will be mailed to the destina- of their most successfu l sorties , good fight , if he thought it was tions you indicate . This special publication will be military sources reported Satur- to be had. Yep, this fellow not day. . only looked tough — he was entitled "The City That Saved Itself." The action took place May 11 tough. Address envelopes to Souvenir Flood Edition , when propeller-driven govern- SOMEHOW his wife and some Winona Daily News, Winona. Minn. ment planes oh a routine sortie others managed to get him to spotted 10 Communist tanks and attend a church service at a a convoy of trucks, north of little white church on a corner Muong Soui , informants said. in-the community where he Jiv- Name Muong Soui , at the west end ed . After services, a lad ap- a pickup speciallyequipped for camper service! of the Plaine des Jarres, is the proached the big man and stronghold of Gen. Kong Le\s called him by his first name, Address Just add a camper body and head for the hills! This new pickup conies neutralist forces which are stating it good to have, him threatened by combined Pathet there that day, at which the equipped for vacation fun with heavy-duty rear shock absorbers and Lao and North Vietnamese construction worker replied to City State big forces. the boy, "I haven't been in a auxiliary springs, oversize 7.50 x 16 tires, front stabilizer bar, a pair of church for 14 years, and this is no place for me." side mirrors, radio and deluxe heater, tinted windshield, -^_ Los Angeles Plans Following this incident , many Name ^^ things transpired, the construc- full-depth foam seat plus many other pleasant appoint- JQ Q^^ffi Q^ Plaque for kennedy tion worker didn 't quite know into Chevy's big choice of all kinds of ^^^-mm - W^ how to cope with this, kind ol - ments. Check LOS ANGELES (AP) - A people. They were interested in Address . NO. 1 WAY TO WORK plaque- . honoring the late Presi- him ; they prayed for him; they pickups at your Chevrolet dealer's! dent John F. Kennedy will be talked to him. He cursed at the unveiled Saturday, May 29, at preacher , denounced their ef- i See your Chevrolet dealer about any typ e of truck. the peristyle entrance of the forts, and seemed determined City State Coliseum. to go it alone. And then it hap- The Coliseum Commission pened. It was all so impressive u-ntf authorized the plaque to: mark that the lad in our story never the location where Kennedy ac- has forgotten it , though he is Name cepted the 1960 Democratic now a grown man and is push- presidential nomination. The ing middle age. late president would have been THE MINISTER had finished Address QUALITY CHEVROLET COMPANY 4fl on the day of the ceremony. his message and the congrega- 105 Johnson St. Winona Phona 2396 vsity .... •*«. *«(... • otcii6

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„ . , _. . .. ___ ^_.__ J .^_. ^ WASHINGTON CALLING Eau Claire Editor World Today THE VINE Loves Us7 But , . . Great Sdciety THE EDITOR OF the Eau Clair* Land- Where Wil I er & Telegram is becoming a bit irri- tated with Minnesota — or ao it would day, Plans Slowed seem. In his newspapers the other By JACK BELL War Be? Minne- Next he titled his prose "We Love You, AP Political Writer By MARQU1N CIIILD8 sota But ..." and wrote as follows: ¦ , WASHINGTON WP>—President Johnson 's fast- WASHINGTON¦' ¦— Where the noxt war will break out "We usually : maintain the customary moving "great society" program may be brak- President Johnson's chief concern In view of the to must be the Dominican Republic. neighboring states, ed to a crawl because tho Senate ia unwilling n ecedent of Viet Nam and now good relations with our limit debate on the voting-rights bill. several conspicuous possi- but sometimes the In the spring form book are particularly Minnesota, An announcement by Republican Leader Ev- on the Latin-American list. Re- Gophers put some- bilities. Colombia is high peculiar habits of you erett M. Dirksen Wednesday that there are not officials here of significant Communist strain on the love-thy-neigh- ni ¦s¦¦ have reached what of a enough votes available for the necessary two- Li. fWroiie infiltration which could mean an uprising and bor policy. thirds majority to curb talk on the measure in- a threat to stable govern- dicates a possibly lengthy slowdown on other "We Badgers don't care a bit if , after ment. important measures. is direct To Your Good Health a terrific campaign , you enact a so-called The precedent by American Taconite Amendment only to have poli- JOHNSON HAS put pressure on influential intervention forces. This has come about ticians try to upset it with a demand for Democrats to get the House-passed bill to pro- phased fi- by such gradually Diabetes local taxes from the mining companies. vide health care for the elderly out of the Southeast Asia , nance committee and get Senate action on it stages irt We couldn't care less if it requires months where nearly 40,000 Ameri- to determine who is your governor. We before June 1. committed in that at the rate the Sen- cans are now Control for obvious reasons, But Dirksen said , and so suddenly In Western Wisconsin, 't finish the voting-rights Viet Nam ate is moving it won Caribbean with .15,000 : - .' would prefer you do not adopt a sales bill by then. He pointed to a mountain of in the tax, but that's your financial headache. If Marines and paratroopers on Explained other legislation behind it and advised his col- signifi- you want to name the loon your state the ground , that its leagues to start their Christmas shopping in yet understood. 'Gv MOLNER , bird , 'll laugh with him. cance is not By J. . M. D. we Washington . The radical difference be- "It may well be," he said , "that we will Dear Doctor: I have "However, there are three major fields tween the Johnson approach have to commune with the Halloween witches diabetes and I take in- of conflict with your sister states which and previous policy is that and eat our Thanksgiving turkey here and trim interna- sulin. How often should we believe, could be cleared up with no peace-keeping our Christmas tree here.'' tional force has been inter- one have a checkup? — some concentrated effort. MRS. C. I. JOHNSON WANTS Congress out ot town by posed. The President in his ; "FOR US BADGERS who lik* to at- August. But unless he Can get the Senate to Sunday night television ef- Diabetes can vary a lot tend the Vikings and Twins Sunday games cooperate, any such depareture probably would statement described the fort to get the Organization in ease of control. A brittle it is not hard to leave your fine stadium leave some of his "great society" measures diabetic , will show Wide and return to Wisconsin where we can stranded. of American States into ' Domingo. swings, very readily, from have a cocktail with our dinner, but for Besides the health-care bill Which could stir place in Santo . saying, in heavy sugar to insulin re- has arrived with- lengthy Senate debate, there are several other But he was also the conventioneer who that the situation be- : actions. and is stuck in Minnesota measures certain to be caught up in time-con- effect, out his car came so critical with "Com- A;' stable diabetic can re- on Sunday it is lhore than annoying, it is suming controversy. " taking These include the foreign aid authorization , munist conspirators main sugar-free , without infuriating not to be able to get a drink over the rebellion that im- having insulin reactions, by if you want one'. We must admit that excise tax reduction, congressional redisrict- ing, drug controls a proposed ban on state mediate action was impera- taking a fixed dose of the there are dozens of restaurant owners in , de- right-to-work laws, revision of the immigration tive. He was therefore, drug. Western Wisconsin who would hate to have scribing an accomplished act, a minimum-age increase, creation of an ur- '¦'¦ ¦ A stable diabetic , obvious- : you alter your odd drinking iegulations. ban affairs agency and more than a dozen reg- fact. ' ]y, needn 't see a doctor as These also include the archaic habit of ular money bills. ONE CONSEQUENCE, as often as a brittle one. , any closing all bars during an election The pre-Easter dispatch with which Con- observers here are begin- Another important point election, even for a second echelon judge. gress acted on Johnson's requests has been sup- ning to note with concern, is whether you are gaining planted by stiffening resistance to orders from "While we are at It, have you driven is the advantage this can or losing weight. If you are the White House on the timing and content of of Cas- the billboard jungle that is Highway 12 give to a handful doing either, you should see legislative matters. • troite conspirators. If they your doctor to make sure between Hudson, Wis., and St. Paul re- THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND " succeed in touching off an that your diet , (and the cently? Have you driven Interstate 94 be- THIS WAS represented in actions in both'. the House and Senate this week. : uprising where, government amount of insulin you are tween Hudson and Eau Claire recently? control is shaky they can getting) is right. . Which did you prefer?? How are you get- The House balked at the President's plan to close 15 veterans hospitals and facilities. It vot- count on American troops Or if any new symptoms ting along with billboard control? Wiscon- coming in. Without the mor- ed $23.5 million to keep them open. Senate Committee Battles develop (disturbances of sin graciously accepted federal funds and al sanction of the OAS or In the Senate the President s forces were vision, leg cramps, strictly regulates, the: huge signs. Makes the United Nations this can or oth- able to turn back by a cliff-hanging four-vote ers ) you should see your pleasanter. motoring much margin a liberal effort to ban state poll be made to look like the doctor immediately. old-fashioned "Send in the taxes/ Then the House Judiciary Committee O ver Cigarette Warnings In general, "But , above all, will you please do Marines operation of an- stable diabe- crossed the President and nailed a ban into the " tics should consult their something about your time, which has By JACK ANDERSON band died of cancer and who man, then offered an amend- other era. As we are seeing doc- version before the House. So the two bod- tors every three or four reached the point of hysterical absurdity. (EDITOR 'S NOTE: Drew has been the chief battler in ment permanently barring with the example of the Do- ies have conflicting bills. months. It should be Ft. Paul and its suburbs on one time, Pearson 's column is writ- the Senate against lung the FTC regulation and also minican Republic, the Latin often- er for any of the Minneapolis and its environs on another, ten today by his associate , cancer. barring all local and state Americans, including even exceptions , cited above not for grown- Jack Anderson .) Sen Frank Lausche, the governments from ever re- our best friends, are deep- . should be in a fairy tale, Ohio independent , was not quiring a warning in cigar- let alone understand. It is ly sensitive on this score. Juveniles with diabetes ups to believe, IN YEARS GONE BY present and did not give his ete advertising. . .: probably too much to ask that something WASHINGTON - This proxy to Chairman Magnu- It may be that the reports should be checked more fre- be done about it in May, but September column can now report the son. .' "LOOK." SAID Magnu- from friendly Latin-Ameri- quently since, in young peo- secret debate inside the and October will follow just as surely as Teh Yea rs Ago . . 1955 son , "it may be that this can leaders that h a v e ple the disease is more like- Senate Commerce Commit- UNDER PRESENT law . advertising warning should- Wiscpnsinites will flock to the Vikings' The Rev. Eugene Lundberg, Minneapolis, a- reached high officials about ly to be severe , and , in ad- concert tenor, commercial artist and ordained tee when nine senators lin- the Federal Trade Commis- n't go into effect right away. the peril in Colombia dition , they arc growing games and then get out of your state as sion has a right to regulate and and Evangelical Mission Covenant minister, will ed up on the side of Cigar- Maybe they should have a at two or three . other points both diet and amount of in- possible." ettes and lung cancer while advertising and it was about rapidly as headline the program at the annual Interstate chance to let the warning are greatly exaggerated. sulin should be adjusted eight lined up against. The to impose a health warning ¦ Youth banquet at the YMCA. on the label work — but we But it requires . to imagina- more often. ; " - ' ; '• ' debate was over the ques- on the tobacco companies can't do this permanently. • . The Rev. A. W. SaUer, who served the con- tion of requiring the cigar- effective July 1 It was to tion to see what the im- gregation of St. Martin's for almost half a cen- Maybe there ought to be a pact in Latin Dayli Time Farce ette companies to give head off the FTC's right to so;" America OAS because in his ght tury, passed away. He is a native of Bloom- delay of a year or would be if the view it health warnings in their regulate that the tobacco President had failed so conspicuously field, Wis. - lobby pushed its legislation . Magnuson then offered an determined that another billion dollars of advertising in the Dominican crisis. than Silly The newly elected officers of the Lincoln amendment amending the Marine rescue force More urging the American people Chairman Magnuson, who should ¦ i But surely there PTA are: Dr. Frank Van Alstine, president; Hartke amendment. This in go into Bogota must be to smoke. opposed the lobby, stated effect would have suspended to save means and THE QUESTION , "What time is it?" Maurice Godsey, vice president ; Mrs. William The closed-door debate his belief that everyone American lives and uphold measures for used be a friendly and uncomplicated re-elected secretary, and Mrs. Cleo for three years the FTC .. making the organization to Teegardeni took place on May 4, not "has a right to choose his power to regulate advertis- a duly elected government. greeting, ; easily and directly answered. Keiper, treasurer. long after Edward R. Mur- own poison , but at least he more readily responsive and ing. more responsible. Those pleasant days of simple social con- row died of lung cancer ought to know what the poi- WHILE discreetly sup- The Pres- The committee, however, porting American ident named as American versation are, alas, gone from the State of Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . after a distinguished career son is." policy the . 1940 as a commentator in which refused to listen. British in private get a cer- delegate to the OAS, Ells- Minnesota. Now we must stop and calcu- Therefore the Magnuson Mrs. J. T. Robb Jr., was re-elected president he was continually shown At this point the chairman tain wry satisfaction out of worth Bunker. Bunker, a late with a bit of mathematics whether of the Woman's Union of the First Congrega- bill required the amount of on television smoking a ci- tar and nicotine to be stat- become very voluble. Vari- this country 's di lemm a. diplomat of wide experi- "fast time" puts you ahead of schedule tional Church and Mrs. Victor Gilbertson was garette. ed on the cigarette label , ous senators talked at once. They remember 1956 and ence and ability who had . or only reminds you that you have miss- re-elected president of the Woman 's Union of Only three Democratic plus this warning: "Continu- But the . Swede from Seattle the thunders of served with distinction in a , American ed the 8:40 train. the Central Methodist Church senators lined up on the al smoking may be hazard- just didn 't seem to hear. Be- righteousness over the Brit- number of difficult posts, is Nominees, for president of the Winona Jun- side of the cigarette indus- ous to your heatlh." fore anyone really knew ish - French - Israeli at- chairman of the OAS Coun- It seems like the triviality of the time ior Chamber of Commerce were announced what was happening, the try : Vance Hartke , Ind., When the Senate Com- tempt to occupy Egypt to cil . Under his quiet leader- as Dr. D. T. Burt , Fred Palen and Allan Weed. meeting was over, of day should not cause such consterna- the leader of the pro- merce Committee met in its prevent President Gamal ship it should be possible to tion in the body politic, but apparently cigarette clique; Ross Bass , first executive session, When the committee re- Abdel Nasser from nation- help bring about a new di- Ten., whose state produces sumed in closed-door ses- this little matter is more important than Fifty Years Ago . . . 1915 Magnuson and Mrs. Neu- alizing the Suez Canal and mension of order-keeping such matters as taxation , school aid, re- W . K. F. Vila of Winona has been a Knight some tobacco, and Bob Bart- bergcr insisted this warning sion two days later, Tennes- violating rights for the hemisphere. lett of Alaska , whose state must be on the front of the see's Bass offered a five- long held. apportionment , and even Viet Nam. When Templar for over 50 years and is one of the That action brought is a long way from the to- package. year suspension of the FTC a Unit- This would the state legislature originally took up the honored members attending the semi-centennial ed Nations resolution calling enlist American bacco industry, Hartke, who has acled as power to regulate cigarette friends throughout the hem- matter hearings on daylight saving pro- conclave at Minneapolis. off the attack with our then , a tobacco industry spokes- advertising. isphere who arc today most duced a larger gallery of witnesses and President G. E. Hall of the Minnesota Fed- ALL SIX Republicans on Ambassador to the U.N., fearful of "occupation " by irate spectators, and as a consequence eration of Labor is visiting in Winona , meet- the commerce committee Henry Cabot Lodge, leading ing with the different local unions and working voted against a health the colossus of the north. more heat , than consideration of busi- the charge. up enthusiasm for the annual state convention warning in cigarete adver- At A ready reserve broadly ness respecting the very continuance of the same time Lodge of the Minnesota Federation of Labor to be tising. They were led by J\ISL $VI IA. led the representative ol the demo- the general welfare. denunciation of the held here July 19, 20, 21, which he predicts will Thruston Morton of the Soviet Union for cratic nations of Latin tobacco - raising state of brutally be the best in the history of the federation. suppressing the America could as a force In THIS WHOLE FARCE is more than a Kentucky. When it camo short-lived being in uprising in Hungary. So- step where alien little sill y. Pushing the hour hand of a time to vote, Morton , a for- extremists trained outside clock around is strictly a matter of hu- Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1890 mer GOP national chair- viet tanks moved into Buda- , the hemisphere sought to man convention , in spite of the nonsense Ed Thresher returned from a two-week so- man , pulled five proxies pest ns the U.N stood help- lessly by. bring down orderly govern- about "tampering with God's lime." All journ at his old home in Amboy, 111. out of his pocket , including ment. The Gate City Band is arranging to those of senators as far This contributed to the one needs to do in order to adjust is quite give a de- The hour is lute series of ten park concerts during the summer from tobacco states as Ver- cline of confidence in the and the slight: Scl the dial before going to sleep mont nnd New Hampshire, U.N. Doubt nnd precedent of one-sided in- months provided a sufficiently liberal response dissension terventio n and , presto , in Ihe morning you will not is given to the subscription paper now being They were: Norris Cot- have been increasingly the is open lo ex- ploitati on by know the difference. circulated. ton , N.H., Hugh Scott , Pa., order of the day. The Jolin- America 's ene- Winston Prouty, Vt., Peter n o n administration mies everywhere. That is n If reason rather than emotion prevail- , by propaganda One Hundred Years Ago . . . 1865 Dominick , Colo., and James standing so rigidly on tho. handle t h nt ed , uniform day light saving would he eas- Pearson , Kan., whose .state, demand that the French should be denied them. H. J. Kceler , formerl y with Mr . Chontc in up until a few years and ily accomplished. Tin: current chaos and ago, the Soviet. Union follow Ihe legislative time-wasting over time-saving this city, is now traveling through Southern banned cigarette sales by Minnesota with a very handsomely law. strict letter of Article 19 on is not a very good sign of political ma- ornament- payment ed wagon , well stocked with Murderer ' , of back peace- TRU-TEST turity among Ihe populace. But then , per- fancy dry goods s row " re- keeping and notions. marked one committee aide , assessments, fs ns- 20-10-5 il;, ps the very dnnnybrook is itself re- ¦ when the vole wns announc- •signed part o| the blame for the lated lo more basic questions of the polit- Tor wc have not an high ed. present near paraly- priest which can- sis of LAWN FOOD ical order , especially reapportionment. not he touched by the feeling of our infirmitlen The eighl Democratic sen" Ihe world organiza- 5,000 ft. cover —Hebrew* 4:15. ators who tried lo warn Ihe tion. IF STATE legiilaturet were more rep- public of the health hazard respnlntivo of the population , disposition in cigarette advertising were UNLESS one-slilm Inter- $2.99 of relative interests, and urban needs, led by Warren Magnuson ol vention is to bo the rule an in-Rent need then perhaps Die stand-off battle of spe- Wash ,, himself a cigar is to straighten WINONA DAILY NEWS out Ihe U,N. cial interests over time, would not have smoker, and included .John tangle and ROBB £& Pastore , R .I., Mike Mon- strengthen the Organization V&S HARDWARE produced the confusion it has. — The An Independent Newspaper — Established M55 roney, Okla., dale McCoc, of American Stntes, In his W> E. 4th St, Courier , Winona Catholic Diocese. Phone 4007 W. P. W HIT* G. It. CLOSWAY C. E. LINDCN Wyo ., Philip Hart , Mich., deeply moving Interview on Publishrr Kxr.c. Director Busiticji Mgr. Hownrd Cannon , Nov ., Dnn Fncc the Nation , .lunn Bosch nnd Editor A Adv. Director Brewster, Md., nnd Mamino from his exile In Puerto Ri- Ncubcrgcr , Ore., whose hus- "We followed a cat homo," co, in effect wrote W. .1. Coi.r, Anoi.pn Bm:Mi:n A. .) . Kir.xniiscn off the * START YOUR DAY ! " " " " " < Managing Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. THE WIZARD OF ID By Parker { Try and Stop Me and Hart » with ! B. H. II ABECK F. H. K LAGGI L. V. ALSTON _ I»y BENNETT CEKF Composing Supt. Press Supt. Engraving Supi. Bill Merrill's I j; i Intercsung moment reported from the W ILLIAM H. E NGLISH G ORDON H OI.TB Columbia Medical .School: Ihe Dean called Comptroller Sundnu Editor in a fir.sl-year student (o loll him ["Something , "Rod- MK.MBKR OT THE ASSOCIATED PRKS- to i ders , you 're doing splendidly — but you 'll have lo learn to write a little loss clear- m]Mggpm» ly." Live By" The Press Is j | ¦ ^jT2>. Associated entitled 6:45 Each Morning ve | j The Kremlin frowns on prayer, but imv imm exc'U8* 'y *° toe use for republica- n n,ef ,n on we'll bet that cosmonaut who .stepped Into aCftn 7?) ''on °' " ">e 'ocn' newi Pr' ' j hpacc prayed the scientists were right w>iW/ this newspaper ns well as all A.P when Ihey said he'd not fli p off into no- ^^-^ news dispatches, where. i Monday, May 17, 1UH5 KWNO | -*!««>¦->¦«. . ¦ J ws^^

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Brvnestad will be held at the Guildhall of Cen- tral Methodist Church the after- noon of June 19. Special recognition will be giv- |Cre rejects. Mrs. Doris Lanswerk, \ '^ m i ond graders will sing and per- the most frequent religions, Miss form a drill. Several instru- Zastrow related. Only one-half treasurer reported that $61 was cleared on the athletic banquet ^ mental groups will play under of one percent of the people are the direction of Jerry Lehmeier. Christians, and many of those with a balance of $407. Hostess- Teachers are planning an ex- who have been Christians and es for the social hour were hibit of work done in art and baptized, have left the church Mmes. Morris Doely, Oscar other areas. and gone back to the old be- Langlie, Willie Solie, Burnell |Y. ALL WOOL BROAOLOOM 7 i Installation of new PTA of- liefs. She asked the prayers of Evenson, and Donald Klankow- ficers will take place. the women and daughters pre- Ski. ' •:• Members are reminded to sent, for help with her work, and i SPECIAL bring books for the Books for for other missionaries. WOMEN'S COF J! Appalachia project. Miss Zastrow showed color ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - Sixth grade room mothers will slides taken in Japan, and an The Women's Catholic Order of serve refreshments. exhibit of articles. She intro- Foresters will meet Wednesday duced by Mrs. HA. Lease. at 8 p.m. in the St. Aloysius companist for music was Miss School lodge rooms of the Our "JESUS LOVES ME," was Lady of Perpetual Help Cath- Newa King. olic Church. In the business meeting, con- the theme of a program pre- ducted by Miss Sadie Marsh, sented by the Ruth circle of president, it was voted to con- the LCW. Mrs. La Verne Lar- tinue mission projects, to add son was announcer, and Mrs. to a sum already dedicated for Lease was pianist. Mrs. Ho- ART FILM ward Blankenhom was narra- % use for new church projects, and \^^^' £^mmmmmmmmmWmSmmmm\\m\mm\\\w ^ also to give a sum to help re- tor. The program was com- FESTIVAL K^_l_^fl______^___^_^_____fl______^____ novate the Guild parlor. prised of a series of tableau It was announced that in June portraying the life of a girl. KI_HH_B____IHHH^_____^___^______H a picnic will be held at the home A girls' chorus participated. EliMUZANS of Miss Lois Simons with Miss Announcement was made ol Margaret McCready and others the district ALCW convention to A aamBLmmmmmmmmAmmmmWA ^Smmm^^li <^^i^l assisting. be held at Wausau June 29, and I _____H______B___H<^HP7!r^_a ^yt_^f < «^i^^^^HIBII-flli^HIHBiH---B--^----^-B--fl Mrs. Lauritz Lebakken was AMeRiCA 1 m^^^^^^^^^^mmmmmmm\r™* ^Nr§^i^.MB^^^^^^^^BBB^^^^^B-_^------BB LB^*M8^B named a delegate. A bus ser- / vice will be provided, starting A -_-_-_^------l-----M--t^ffk A__tB mmmmm ^^^^^^^^Kmm^^MiSJma\^^mmmaXar^Wmm^ at ¦Galesville , to take members AMGRiCA Am\WWm ^^ to Wausau , Accutroif is for those Confirmation will be held in ^^^^H^^n^VuTV^ni^l^^^^l^^^B^BRvSHt^^^^^^^^Bf^BS^SM the church Sunday, May 23, with is me best ^^^^IIN KKMfliHflHHHHtMJk ^^^B^^^^^^I^^^HlSlH ^^^^l^^iii^^HHISVHIfHH a dinner to be served by women who want the of the congregation , after the service. May 20 was designated American as church cleaning day, with n group of circle women doing accurate time. U-i_^T ± Ii^ SK"^m the work. ^9I^BI. 3flJ^^^^^B^^BM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ IB^HI^^^^I^r^lRi.^0nl^BP^Ml MR PAY W^j film of the M II M •*•> •( crrr^BW/Vmmi*-.^ A' "!"Ammmmf ¦¦ m——————^ -AmMM t_ if W ,— **"\___- **".^_Mr * l_____4__[ Episcopal Guilds you, • A«Mnlnf Mw rv«- S^^jj K^'^n^Bj If that's not ttMMrcfcont •¥- yeari'L i^SW^^WB^ To Meet Wednesday MUM HIUJ.«AIW«r MWW •rag* fjt12 f»« i^&fS*** m «ofp«4 1 vf^iC ' jg omicm . amnio mam l* \*. "XjBBf^J-y^H ^** m - . —^———^-^4—- l * C K'^mmrt*"*^^ m^ • W*WH I^VTMJVr^WW *"^"" Guilds of St. Paul's Episcopal wear a watch, V^ "^^"^Jl ' ** IH tarn* to*. ^5-*- *£i5_r^ Church will hold organizational • Makot -9ft mmS \ r-LLmmm\ ^^' HHIBRHHHHH (too meetings Wednesday. torp»H . •• ,m^^^^^^^\ A lot of good watches are shockproof, and anti- day yoy g** rt*»*. jV > St. Eli/.fiheth' .s will meet nt , magnetic, and waterproof , and self-winding, and 1:30 p.m. at the home 6( Mrs. 7tmKm7^" !/_____MiiP ___j l^fi^k^ J A" v9 SO EASY JJL H. R. Knlbrencr, ' * P^iJi^^^B * even electric. Tkotough «rubblfta a/ ______¦ 527 Hi.iwnthn •a. ^^ * (lie home of Miss Helen I'rit- rtm^aammWfllWl' -_-- it mm ^ ^^^r&!Pi_V___r ____LL, _-!--_--_' Like the old fashioned balance wheel that Accutron chnrd , 2W.\ W. Wahn.slm St. ; St. replaced with a tuning fork. It keeps virtually per- Anne 's at « p.m. in the Ladies fect time. So much so that we guaranteei monthly J^v^ /ten_aJDfc\ Parlflr of t.h« Parish House. NOW Mrs. Hay Fisher , funeral "*¦ accuracy within 60 seconds. Accutron is also shock' ' i chhirman of the recent Spring imk CUltUB • Written, fiaim*) md OtaM ky I O resistant D . anti-magnetlc, waterproof , and electronic .9 (IIAMMH ] Salad Luncheon , announces that taint* kj WMIH BROS. Jf Also very reasonable, From $125 plus tax. reports on the event will he presented nt Ihe guild meet- ONE DAY ONLY I v^; ings. %^ C(< r Y- I iHirtw* mi ll ha I TUES., MA Y 18 J ^ • "ft *y*r«t* tall ,<^. I VFW AUXILIARY The VFW Auxiliary will meet • CALL 2222 at tho VFW Club Wednesday «x for a potluck supper at fi::io EVENING ONLY AT WONDERFUL, WEARABLE p.m. nnd a meeting id li /. JII . 7:00-10;DO WOOL ¦ J I LEAF'S MINNESOTA CITY AU> ADMISSION $1.00 | ... A PRIZE VALUE! MINNESOTA CITY , Minn. - PASSES NOT HONORED Gyn9c^m& TO RESERVE THIS Let' , "County Fair " carpet hnn Bll Tho Lutheran Lad len Aid will abundance of vnluos (or vm. .,- i . , ,. wool f.c. yarn, to | Vfl yo„ yfinr , ^ MACHINE. meet in the church busement at R . ,n( year, of w» iVn rlv Lk I i . "At the Sign of the Street chch" « fooling of luxury. 11 ronlfit, ' ,0op" K I VO y0U You i;no p,m, Thursday. Members foolprlnt« ,n,| .oil I. ,,P,m 'll B. Glad You ami c„.sy lo ,¦«« f„r. ' ' ' '" ' ""' ".oth-pniofnl . . . tW« will adhtt l» *kl* Ul»r»nn, II ««tMM,r, OiMronl*. li U, •»• lull y««r. arc (o bring their mile boxes. *^m ««i. wna\ ami IIWI m )(.|MI, r,u, „„ )f,, Didl Mrs. Albert Volkart , hostcwi, in- Color; Frostrd Cocoa I, vitea visitors . **—*——" —- i Beauticians Ettrick Plans out that cancer can usually be Onalaska company, Tht firm To Study New Delayed Cancer I cured if It is detected in time. operates letter preuei and prints both on paper and on Stvlina Trends For Bloodmobile metal by the offset method. The first of a serleii of work- ETTKKJK , Wis. (Special) - Drive Beginning Tschabold and hbi family will shop meetings for memberH Arrangements are being com- continue to live at 345 Elm St., of American Cancer Society 's Empire Press the Winona Hairdressers and pleted for the visit of the Red he *aid. Gross bloodmobile at Ettrick annual fund drive, delayed be- Cosmetologists Association will cause of the flood, is being con- be held at 7 p.m . Wednesday. Community Hall June 1 from 2 pirn, ducted this month , according to Closes Doors Richard Barness , president , to 7 Frank Chupita Donors will be notified when , president of the One of the last of the city 's wiJJ ho«t the group at his Cen- Winona County ASC unit. one-man print shops, Empire ter Beauty Salon. Purpose they ar« to be at the blood Blast Traps of Mrs. James Hermes I K gen- •PreHs . -Bfl Lafayette St. , has gone the workshops will be to study center, Henry Solbwg, Mrs. C; A. Brye , Mrs. J. A. Kamprud eral chairman of the drive, out of business. new trends in hair styling, usually conducted during April. Lyle T.ichabold At a recent and Mra. Fred Bahnub nave , its owner for meeting of the The independen t business- the past two years, said the 28 Miners association at the home of Aud- charge of arrangement;?!. (AP)- Mrs. Irene Briggs and Miss men's solicitation already is un- doors were closed F r id a y. TONYPANDY, Walea rey Gierpk in Minnesoa City, der way, with Francis Whalan Equipment has been sold to Out- An underground gai explosion Minn., it was agreed to re- Erna Olson are co-chairman for the American Legion Auxiliary, and Charles Kubicek serving as ers Laboratories, Onalaska, a trapped 28 miners In a coal pit cess for the Hummer, except for chairmen. gun In this Rhondda Valley town to- which is provoding donor re- ¦ maintenance equipment the workshop!, "Now that we 've won the bat- manufacturer. day.. ' ; Discussed was cruIters in the village. Mem: the upcoming bens ' of the various church or- tle against the flood, let's not A total of 838 men are em- affiliate contest. Volunteer Tschabold purchased the ahop con- ganizations are solociling don- forget that we have an enemy in May 1063 from the estate of ployed on the day shift and testants are Barbara fleck , An- ors in rural areas. Persons not who is constantly in our midst-- Henry Matias. He previously most of them were underground na Strange , Dee Mehaffey, Jo contacted should phone Mrs. cancer ," Chupita warned coun- had worked in trie Jones & when the explosion occurred. Speltz and Pat Harvey. The con- Brye. ' ty residents. Kroeger printing plant. The explosion was in the Cam- test will be at 3 p.m. May 23. Dr. C. 0. Roflnt will ba phy»lclan In He urged area residents to In connection with the clos- brian colliery, a comparatively Diana Timrhsen was named chargt, atilitad by Mfmi. Atdrad Itxa, North B»avtr Creak, John Brlggi ana have routine physical examina- ure, Tschabold said he will be- small pit among the large mines secretary, replacing Mary Ann Milvln Gvridiriofi. graduit* nuraai. Alio tions annually, and he pointed come printing foreman for the of the valley. Sence, who resigned (•lilting will b* Mmu, Jitta Lata, Blair , . llc«n»«) practical nurii, .' aiuf ' Harold Carr, V/aihlnt/jtm Covlat, William Thorn at, Frenchyllle. and Norman Thornp- ion, nurMj «ldM. ¦ ¦ "' . ' Rac«ptl«nlt1s wilt ba Mmai. Kamp- New Post Office rud. Frad Bahnub and Alfrad Truax. TOAST TO OFFICERS ...... Gary Nelson, officer, of the two groups at a pre-installation Flrit Lutheran Church woman, North Quarters Leased Baavtr Creak, with Mn. Allm Orlndt, left , retiring president ef the Jaycees, Mrs. party at the Nelson home. The two retiring Malroit, chairman, will tarvlca tha He did^ Kurt Reinhard , retiring Mrs. Jaycees presi- presidents were hosts at the party, given for canttah. Rollingstone Typlita will ba Mmai. Ktnneth Truax, dent; and Bernard Wagnild, new Jaycees officers of the past year and their spouses; At Warran Patarton, John iaridar and Rob- ) art Ol5dohl. Mri. Bryi irxf Mr». Arnold you're president, drink a toast to the coming year'a (Dally News Photo ROLLINGSTONE, Solbarg, Frarich . Craak, will ba need (if Minn. CSpe- r*gl»: an cial) — A contract has been trari, BoHla labeling will ba by Mrs. Arthur Schallar, Town of Caledonia, and awarded Mrs. Adella Sdimit, Mri. Walter . Rutichow. Mrs. Jaycees Jaycees Hold Homemakers to Rollingstone, to remodel and , Equipment and proptrtlai will bi id extra long ' or over) up by the Lions Club and leken down 5 if ^ rent the business porlioh of her by Legionnaires. Taste Test building on; the north side of Luncheon lor the Red Cross panonnel and volunteer workere will br provided I n sta II ation at WesffieId ; New Dishes Main Street for the post office. by the Legion Auxiliary. All worker* mattres s Mrs. Schmit will remodel the will be «t the blood center at .1 p.m. Gary Nelson and Mrs. Kurt CT Papenfuss, John Breitlow , and ARCADIA , Wis. ( Special) . — building and rent it to the Post- Reinhard, outgoing presidents Dan Trainor. Meadowlark Homemakers Club al Department for five years , of the Jaycees and the Mrs. Jay- Outgoing president, Gary Nel- will meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. with three 2-year rental options. cees, presided over the joint in- son, was presented with a red in the Willie Wiredhand Room It will consist of 905 square feet Goodview Lions stallation banquet held at the sport jacket. of the Trempealeau Electric of interior space. West field Golf Club Saturday Approximately 90 persons at- Building. Members are urged to The department's capital In- tended the banquet. evening, installing the ' vestment will be limited sub- new of- ' ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Elect Kleyla ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • .. attend, since final p . . lans will be . . ficers and giving the special made for the club's annual trip. stantially to postal equipment. Herbert C. Kleyla has been awards for the year. Members are also reminded by The building will remain under elected president of the Good- Pickwick Cemetery private ownership, the owner the treasurer, Mrs. David Wolfe , view Lions Club. OFFICERS INSTALLED for ¦' paying local real estate taxes. the Mrs. Jaycees were Mrs. Clean-up Saturday to bring $2. . Kleyla, operator of Shangri- George J oyce president; Mrs. Project for the month of May La Motel and Goodview village PICKWICK , Minn. - The an- trustee, succeeds Charles Smith. Kurt Reinhard, state delegate; nual clean-up day at Pickwick is lunch and supper meals, giv- Winona County ARC Mrs. Robert Doerer, treasurer; en by Mrs. Wendell Byorn. Other officers elected for the Cemetery will be held Saturday To Discuss Prog ram coming year are : Dr. F. J. VoJJ- Mrs. James Simon, secretary ; at 10 a.m. Lot owners should Members of the club will bring and Mrs. David McClunc , vice various dishes, prepared at mer, Dr. E. G. Callahan and bring a picnic lunch, according At Faribault School Carl Gegenfurtner, vice presi- president. to Wilfred Davis, president. home, made from recipes given * dents ; Jack Kasten, secre- " ' ¦¦• "The Volunteer Program at A special award was given to . ¦ in this project. They will be Mrs. Donald Schneider. She has Faribault State School and Hos- tary ; M. F. Sweeney, treasurer ; tasted, tested and exchanged at pital" will be discussed at the Richard Ozmun, Lion tamer, and been an outstanding Mrs. Jay- St. Charles Church the meeting. cee since 1953 and held many meeting of the Winona County Mark Schneider, tail twister. Delays Ceremony Hostesses will be Mrs. Clara Association for Retarded Chil- Directors elected to serve un- offices and chairmanships, in- ton Smith and Mrs. Linus Wolfe cluding state chairman of diff- dren at 8 p.m. Wednesday at til 1966 are Gordon Steffen, ST. CHARLES , Minn. - Milton Knutson erent committees, regional vice the Red Cross center, 5th and Clint Kuhlmann, ' ¦ Groundbreaking ceremonies for and no new date has been set , Huff streets. and Tim Morris. Directors who : . Oft . :. JN : >OLK»» *m woowt TOOAVI . II I KB president, president, treasurer, the St. Charles Met ho dig according to Henry Bartel , a ' t Speaker will be Mrs. Helen will serve until 1967 are Smith, l*0-» IWO^O H80-IS0O-2B WMI^iW' and vice president of tho local Church education unit, slated member of the building commit- IW r HH Mrs. Jaycees. She has served Stabbert, director of volunteer S. B. Wigg, Harold Englund and tor Sunday, were postponed , tee. Lyle Ziegeweid. on almost every committee of services at the hospital. the Mrs. Jaycees at one time or another, many of which as chairman. She will be missed by the organization; this is her last year as a Mrs. Jaycee. Mrs. Reinhard was given a charm bracelet by members of the Mrs. Jaycees, symbolizing her past year aa president. FOR THE Jaycees, Bernard Wagnild was installed as pres- ident, and the following as the other new officers. Earl Flat- ness, incoming internal vice president; Richard Cole, exter- Bring your sleeping comfort nal vice president; Kenneth Nel- son, state director; Steve Slag- gie, secretary; Kurt Reinhard, treasurer; Larry Hart, director up to date withMlm-long of individual development; Dave Peplinski, director of chapel de- velopment, and Dennis Jackson, director of community develop- ¦ ¦ ¦ Sealy Posturepedic" ment. One director, added this LINuLKIt - year , will be director of public \ /N^ ¦ : • . »< ^fWf relations. The post will be filled ^ ^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ Cnowl same price as regular length) by Hugh Barclay. Gary Nelson f m I ... luxurious slips and fZj ^li.M I UAMI^IFC / e*F^5^ \ M, will serve as director at large. nAPiffVILO /J ^^ ¦ petticoats in cool cotton Donald Schneider was honor- •^^mjljli'l and /^T ^ U> nylon Trimly tail " * ed with the Silver Rooster Lacy wisps of linen and { ' $ .^ilfffilj f I ' fi' ' 1 V award for outstanding service sheer cotton she'll carry ^^ ™ ^ ^ for the past twelve years. He /^^M/tM^XlnCC ' ¦ J' ¦ "'/; ' ^ | | | | wherever she goes, Gay jLi *.g^§} l %^*_M' 'J$$ I ' H \ : V has been an active member and M- florals , linens with lavish /^aX^^rTm^^I (TO CC •' . ' , held positions on many of the QC \ I M embroidery or lace trim. V^' committees and projects of the H *t>^^ • ^ • 'S' /JW I * ^ l ft Jaycees. This was his final year p ^^^^^_ as a member. cri ci nn w I R^W i ^ vr The G old Key Award was pre- / ^m\ ^^k^fY I * ^S^»'''» KN sented to the immediate past president, Dan Trainor, who has , been an outstanding member EWELRY dav and has been active in such JIS A To s^ne or n'g'1,; on \ li" nl nAW^r PH^ /./-ggiS. 7 !Y mMii^jril^Mm I ureas na fluoridation , chairman of the charter study, director Choose from plus ear- IT Jz&%£ , /Wf f) i^Tif fr DILLTULUORll I FflLDS ll at large, and mock legislature. ^r^ M J ^P ^ rings , necklaces and I J /^MjJhT1 TWO SILVER Key Awards mjy WpP JS} bracelets . that sparkle like j I J^fc Y I „ §§ were given. Their recipients ^ I si, wiu were Ken Nelson , nnd Bernle aa¥"KSpw Wagnild * nd P ^ Calf-finish- M ^^^^^^^^^ pp*"^^^^^^^^^Bw^flg 5^>Y i T^^^^i^^HIBBssTH^BHrifaaW'.JMWJHW MMW'^ % 'i ^mW S ^^mW ^* Oft " tax° ^ ^ will cherish! Four exceptional members *» j ^* d cowhkie ,n coiors who ivceived B r o n /. e Key ii «®i* ^-™w - ^"^i i * ° H Awards were Dennis Jackson , JM. pnrl iclpHted largely in local pro- j i\wC f \ 4&ia»Jj tax >-B ject wens, plus holding offices ^^A W^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ Tnko adviintngol A 5* lonper comfort zono doesn't coet a ponny more than in llii! Jnycce.s. Those rocoiving the Presiden- regular length. 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_„ . _„ __ ¦ - ¦- - ¦ Lake City Girl Boyle's Column- Jobs Office Joins I Durand Students Finalist in HARRIS SURVEY Girl, Boy Lead South Bend In Senior Citizens I Exhibit Tonight 'Harry DURAND , Wis, (Special) - Mankato Pageant Month Promotion An exhibit of work done by stu- dents at Durand High School CITY , Minn. (Special) CaledoniaClass Teachers Back The MinneiiOta State Employ- ¦ LAKE The Horse ment Service office here is par- this year will be open to the _ A Lake City girl wns one of Civil^ Rights ticipating in a nationwide ob- public in the school gym today 10 finalists in the Miss Mankato^ servance of senior citizens' at 8 p.m. Artists will display pageant at the high school audi- Delivers In Classes month , Ray H. Brown, manage paintings and handicraft , home torium there Friday evening. er, has announced . economics and industrial arts Miss Mnrion Stehr , daiigliter By HAI BOYl.E I SOUTH BEND, Ind. CAP), - projects will be on exhibit , and Not Get ting as Former Marine (George Bull During May, by proclamation of Mr. and Mrs. DA NANG , South Viet Nam a display of model cars owned t Stehr , • leads 360 striking union teachers of President Lyndon B. John- Ernes •(APV— "Harry the Horse'' de- son , employers are being asked by students will be an attraction. rural Lake City, livers the goods in South Viet : bnck to the classrooms today , ¦ - ; after a six-day battle with to recognize the contribution competed with Nam. - i older workers can make by Nancy Sar- j school officials. Miss Much Attention He is Lt. Col. Harry G. How- their maturity, experience, Durand to Hold radc , St . Paul , I ton, commander of the 311th Air | The teachers' return was judgment and ability. who was named : By LOUIS HARRIS ity between the heavy public Co mm a ndo i worked out in a compromise support for the new voting j ! Theme of the month is '•Com- Fun Fest in June Miss Mankato, The civil rights movement is Marv James Squadron , and Sunday by Bull , president of the munity Action for Older Amer- Marion , ' rights bill and the closely di- 500-member DURAND. Wis. (Special) - 1965. paying a price for the public one of the most South Bend Fed- icans." who sang , and vided opinions on Gov. Wallace CALEDONIA, Minn. < Special) era t ion ol Teachers, and Louis Durand will have its second attention attracted by such 0 colorful fliers on Brown said: "There is ample danced in the ; events as the dramatic march be reconciled — Honor students have been the battlefront Bruggner , school board presi: annual Fun Fest Juno 18-20. named at Caledonia H i g h ' proof , as attested to by many kiddie and talent portion of \ from Selma to Montgomery. , The answer can be found in here. dent. . .. .-. It will include a * School. employers, that older workers pet parade ; medallion hunt , pre- the contest , was. It is true that a majority of the apparent uneasiness of the This is the , are the cream of the crop, In sponsored by MIM Stehr that Mary Schieber , scholastic av- third Under the pact the board sentation of a $25 bond to last the public Is convinced American people over the cur- war for agreed to discuss wages if fact, studies completed by the Mankato Jaycees most Negroes cannot register rent pace of civil rights pro- erage 3.950, is valedictorian. the 47-year-old, the year's winner , Juel Lamm, a teachers would return to their U.S. Department of Labor Mankato State Col- and vote in Alabama and other gress Six months ago, the pub- James Knvin, wnth 3;937, is sa- leathery - faced grand parade Sunday, and other A junior at . jobs. The board meeting with show that men and women past ¦ majoring in elementary ed- parts of the Deep South. That lic tended to feel that steady lutiitoiian. A 4.0 average is off ic e r who events. . lege equivalent to a straight A; federati on officials and the 45 carry a major part of the ucation and minoring in music, is a big reason why a conclu- and sound progress was being comes from Bir- top skills and the best know- voting MARY, daughter of Mr . and South Bend Community Educa- tional Legion convention In Dal- she attended Concordia College, sive majority afvors the registered. After recent events, mingham. Ala., tion Association, how in the country." wa« rights bill now before Congress, Mrs. Arnold Schieber , has been and has three not involved in las, Tex. St. Paul , one year. She the number who feel things are Col. Howton the strike, was set for Wednes- These studies show that older Delegates to the district and Princes* But a second look at U.S. a member of the girls chorus children . '¦¦ ''. Wabasha County Dairy moving "too fast" has risen day. . " workers are as productiye as state conventions will be elect- attendant to opinion also reveals that , at and FFA. She is co-editor of Still a " gung ho" airman at 1963-64, and wa.s rather sharply. The proposed younger employes and more ed. ' 4-H style queen two least for now, the dominant the 1965 yearbook and is on the an age when many of his con- meeting was , the county considered a moral victory for adaptable loyal, efficient and The meeting at 8 p.m. will years. She plans to attend sum- mood of white America is to PACE OF NEGRO PROGRESS staff of the school paper, the temporaries are flight - borne reliable. They are absent less, by a swiss steak civ- the federation teachers, how- be preceded mer school. put a brake on the pace of "As far as things that have Smoke Signal. She is a member only in swivel chairs. Harry's ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ever. ' ¦ '. ' . waste less time, need less su- dinner . . . • il rights progress. What is more, been going on lately with Ne- of the National Honor Society decorations include ll Oak Leaf • - . ¦ . perivsion , and are less distract- Brazil shares a common bor- the personal target of some of gro rights, d J you think things She plans to enter Winona State Clusters , to his Air Medal. He "Money was not important ed by outside influences and in- Of the . 14 ,000 population on the Alabama protests, Gov . College in the fall to major in has been checked out in more when we called the boycott last KRK , a . Yugoslavian island , in der with all other South Amer- are moving about right these terests, Brown said. except Chile and George Wallace, has emerged days, too fast or too slow?" elementary education. than 1.00; types of aircraft . Tuesday," said Bull, 28. "We Most local offices of the pub- North Adriatic , 4,500 are over ican countries stronger nationally as a cham- JAMES, son of Mr. and Mrs. He flew 46 combat missions in wanted to talk to the whole lic employment service have at 76 years old. Ecuador. pion of states rights. Y About Too Too Not B; L. Eiwin, is president of the the Far East during World War board and discuss things." least one specialist in job de- Mainly because 98 percent of Right Fast Slow Sure Lettermen's Club and past class II and 58 in Korea in 1S50. Since velopment and placement of all Americans believe the Per- Per- Per- Per- officer. He won letters in all coming out here last October he older worker^. Occupational rights of every citizen to vote cent Cent Cent Cent four sports several years. He has been on 380 missions. counseling service . is also avail- Science Shrinks Piles are inviolable in our democracy, November , 1964 32 32 24 12 has swiing with mixed chorus He is called "Harry the Free Pol and able, according to Brown. more than twice as many peo- May. 1965 27 41 16 16 four years. He was in the junior ple sided with the civil rights ' Horse" because he and his men New \^y East 25 30 . 29 16 and senior class plays and par^ are literally the aerial work- demonstrators in Selma than Midwest 28 36 18 18 ticipated in speech and debate. ^ with local and state govern- horses of the war. 7 Urged at 2 MoWes Slated Itch-Relieves Pain South 19 62 5 14 He attended Boys State last Their steeds are bi g two-eh- Stops sufferers made ment in Alabama. -Y.rk, N. Y. (Sprfl.l)-For the so thorougli that West 30 42 13 15 year. He is a member of the lW like "Piles the public rihed C123s which 1 umber For Legion Meet has found a new astonishing stntcments A cross-secti on of first time science problem!" Whites 27 45 12 16 National Honor Society. He pro- through.. . the skies at 150 knots with the aston- have censed to be a was asked: hfaling substance " healing iuh- Negroes 24 4 65: .7 bably will attend the University. like huge noisy flying factories. Two movies wil be shown j shrink hemor- The secret is » new . ishing nbility to » )-discovery of of Minnesota. i^x after the business meeting of I and relieve stiince tUio-I> yne SYMPATHIES IN SELMA atop itching, For the first time since the The planes can land and. take MILWAUKEE i* - Polisli- rhoids, research institute. SHOWDOWN , Other senior honor students off on a. 1,400-foot runway, or ^^ I Leon J. Wetzel Post. 9 at the ] pain — without surgery. a world-famous riots of last September more Americans were urged Sunday substance is now availabla ' ' American Legion Memorial Club In case after case, while gently This "In the recent showdown in whites in the country feel . the are Myrna Almb, Gwen Corcor- less and carry about twice the ' toril' or ' .ointment , jorm to seek government support for Tuesday evening. ; relieving pain , actual reduction In .: auppoti an, Harold Gulso. John Hem- load of the old C47s, the work- name Preparatio n H*. Selma, Ala., over Negro voting pace of civil rights is . moving the liberation of Poland One will be a sports film, the , (shrinkage) ' t'ook;place.:' 'vY under the mer, Richard Holland , Judith horse of World War II. drug counters. rights, have you tended to side too fast than believe things are Edward J. Tomasik, other will be of the 1964 na- 1 Most amazing of all-results were At all groups Klinski. Kenneth Larson , Deb- The 311th Air Commando Cudahy more with the civil rights either going at the right pace optometrist, outlined his "Wis- or more with the state of Ala- or too slow. ra LeJeune, Alison Rippe. Joel Squadron is one of four of its type in this area. consin Plan" calling for increas- bama?" It . is .' apparent '-that -the public Schulze, Linda Thies Mavis It has 17 ' Thomford and V^illlam Waldron . planes, of which about 14 usual- ed -/political ' involvement with Civil State Neither Not temper on civil rights is not a ly are operational at any one the goals of liberalized immi- constant factor. It will rally in Baccalaureate services will be ' Rights of Sure May 30 at the high school gym. time. ' gration quotas;, recognition of Groups Alabama support of specific measures Poland's western boundary line, such as civil rights legislation ; Commencement will be June 4 It has many missions; it car- Per- Per- Per- Per- in the municipal auditorium. and remedy of World War II cent Cent Cent Cent but then cools its hopes for a ries the mail, evacuates wound- wrongs. consolidation period. The clear Both will begin at 8 p.m. ed , injured or ailing Americans Nationwide 48 21 19 12 A. mild assault on so — called By political . warning to the civil rights to the U.S. Army 8th Field Hos- i fONpTOP^RIVpp pital at Nha Trang. "Pol sh jokes," admittedly pub-: party movement is that white support licized to draw attention to the E^^ for Negro gains is limited by a !Injured Durand At night a crew may be called Republicans 43 20 21 16 meeting, was delivered by Prof . Democrats 54 20 16 10 general mood of cautiousness out to drop flares to pinpoint the Fireman Makes position of enemy Viet Cong Szymon St. Deptula of the Uni- Independents 39 23 25 13 when racial tensions hit the versity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee By region headlines. making a nocturnal assault. Slow Recovery But their main job is to serve He said the major harm is that East 61 9 18 12 the jokes indicated strength in Midwest 51 14 20 15 as a lifeline to Vietnamese and DURAND. Wis. (Speciah - "divide and conquer" move- South 19 54 14 13 U.S. special forces units in iso- John P'ittmari Sr: is improving lated mountain bastions be- ments such as that f osteredby West 48 18 25 9 slowly at St. Mary's Hospital, Adolph Hitler. By residence 37 lo Graduate tween here and the Laotian bor- Rochester, from a skull fracture der. . "¦ ¦' '¦ ' City 60 14 16 10 j , • ' ' ' . St. Deptula added, "Whatev- and extensive bruises received Troops and - supplies of all er they say about us. it still Suburb 48 19 23 10 in a collision April 29 with ¦ ¦ kinds, are either landed at small takes a "Pole" to hold up the town 44 127 16 13 Ga'Ieri ' , • ' Lieffriiig .¦"• while both Rural 33 26 21 20 At Pepin High perilous strips near the outposts American flag." I were en route to answer a fire or dropped by parachutes. PEPIN, Wis. (Special) - A call, tieffring was dismissed On the surface, these results class of 37 will graduate from "We'll carry or drop anything hit a month, and a number of would indicate a heavy national from St. Benedict's Community that fits into the plane," Howton Pepin High School May 26. Hospital, Durand, last week. our men have been wounded, ' ¦ said. set-back for Gov. Wallace. To The program will be held in ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ but we've never had a fatality test public sentiment about the the gym at 8 pjn. Dr. Lyman DURAND HOME FIRE The work is difficult and dan- from enemy fire," said Howton. controversial Alabama gover- Judson, head of the speech de- DURAND, . Wis. ( Special) - gerous but rarely monotonous. The pilots fly as many as 10 nor, each person in the national partment of Winona State Col- The explosion and fire Saturday The four-man crews wear flak combat sorties a day. "Harry cross-section was asked: lege will deliver the commence- afternoon in Durand occurred at outfits,, but their thin aircraft the Horse" often does. too. ment address. , IMPRESSIONS OF GOVERN- the Richard C. Ruppin home, are frequently ventilated by Despite his executive duties in Baccalaureate services will OR WALLACE instead of the name reported guerilla , ground fife. a recent 20-day period he flew be conducted by the Rev. Les- Sunday. "About 10 to 15 airplanes get 105 missions. "I would like to read you a OM$H|PP lie Pardun of Evangelical Mis few things that have been said sion Covenant ¦ Church , Stock- ¦ about Gov. Wallace of Alaba- holm, Friday at 8 p.m. in the > . • ma. Based on what you have gym. read or heard about him would Co-valedictorians are Linda R you please indicate the state- Lawson, daughter of Mr. and ^T 10c COUPON NOW Our expert mechanics BH ^^^^^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ I• > II ment that best describes him Mrs. John Lawson, and Bar- readjust the caster, • This coupon good for 10« off the regular price of Ever Sweot i ^^^B Mnst for you personally?" bara Bmnkow, daughter of camber and toe-in , ¦ '• • ' ^^^ B - Mr. and Mrs. James Brunkow. • Orange Juice. Rsdcem with your routeman or at your (tor*. ! Total Nation of front whee/s to Lois Lund, daughter fo Mr. and • Void after June 15, 1945. I H |^^^ V American Percent Mrs. Lester Lund , is salutator- the manufacturer 's Posltve 52 ian. • • * .. .. original specifications ^^^ H^^^r F a,rs He is a sincere support- Other graduates are : • • • ^^f/J/ ^ " er of states rights. 25 Dnvld Anderson. Diana Anderson, using modern He upholds the honor of Lurry Anderson, Jennie Andrew*. Con- nln Bero, Lee B|urqulst, Dale Bocksell, ¦ precision equipment Parts extra, the South. 18 James Boitrom, Roberta Brantner, ¦ if needed Michael Carpenter, Victor Deden, Mich- He is preserving peace ael Fleming, Natalie Glrard, Richard ¦ ¦ Gronqulst, Linda Hagland,* Sharon Jahn ' and order in Alabama. 9 ) ke, Janice Kldtf, Albert Kosok, Jerry ' ' Negative 48 r rf ! Larson, Jerre Lerum, Gary Lunde, Lon : I He disregards the Ameri- Melxner. j«me» Mercer, Sleyen Wo ^ line, Willard Moy, Michelle Murray, Z^ [f can Constitution. 21 Annette Rask, Renne Rohlolr, June Rose , ffii] James Schroeder, Beverly Seller ) |W MM^I He is a narrow-minded , Ste- < # inrTw^ ven Seyfler, JoAnn Smith and Stanley : : racist . 15 Swenson. M > I^^^^ Si He is encouraging tho ^ 0 Replace your old battery mm ^m*mmm^&frm ^^^ May Keep mSSmmmm*-LmSm.M As* WW BS V ^ tf m*mt%H C mmmM mmm. mmm ion on Gov. Wallace is surpris- ! Identity ingly close. What is more, the Through || f~g| $x295 $9 $g98 impression of him as a sincere 1966 * HBH 6 7oli Exch. supporter of states rights is MILWAUKEE \lfi - There's a INSTALLED stronger than any single nega- E EET® chance that Wisconsin 's 32nd EV MI Famous brand shocks Sentinel muffler.,. tive characterization. National Guard i : Famou. *' Division will °^<£ H Make |2 volt Ench restt>r<> r d'ng comtort II Installation extra ' JIl ||j^ ' j|| In the East , opinions about continue its divisional identity k Wallace are sharply negative through the .summer enca. >- " ^ - > ^ "^y by fil to 39 percent. But in tho ment of 1900, Maj. Gen. .John A. South , the Alabama governor Dunlap, the unit's commander C 0R J CE is looked on favorabl y by 79 Saturday, \)N said • percent of the public. He also * He ar.id his staff had planned lS ' ! ¦JINNIillkitlimilJIM meets with strong fnvor 'over both for the proposed merger of °* ^m \^Q\ 60 percent) in small (owns and Ihe nation 's Army Reserve units rural areas. In the West and intc th« Guard and for no m When you open a GLASS BOTTLE OF VACUUM PACKED EVER u$... 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CHARLES, Minn. (Spe- 08 north, 68-70 south. Normal Mtltnti: a to A ani l to Junior Chamber of Commerce, To Klan Rally lijo p.m. (No Mary (Molly) Johnson cial) Joseph J. Schwcstka lows 39-45 north, 44-49 south. Killed in Crash children vrrttr 13.) , former — , will bo hold Saturday at the Matarnlty patlanttf 1 la Cooling and warming trends SANFORD, N.C. (AP) - Col- OSSEO, Wla. ( Special ) -\ ten, and one sister Mn. El- 3:M anti ? to Winonan who died Saturday In 76, died suddenly, at li is home Westgate Bowl parking lot. al- , 1:30 p.m. (Adult* only.) Spokane, Wash., after an illness Saturday; apparently of a heart ternating almost dally but no He Wllklns and two other men rural Osseo man . became Jack- mer (Vern» ) Tebo, Mount Cl*. The event , a competitive test of five months, will be held at attack . His daughter-in-law major changes. Precipitation accused of slaying a Detroit civ- son County's fourth fatality of mens, Mich . SATURDAY of driving sk Ilia, begins at J il-rights .worker attracted; 2 p.m. Tuesday at Fawcett Fu- found him when she went to averaging .20 to .60 Inch, ln thou- the year when he was killed in- ADMISSIONS his apartment, which adjoins p.m. Care will bo furnished; ao showers and scattered thunder- sands of North Carolinians to stantly at 10:26 p.m. Saturday. FUNERAL tenrlCM wiU be neral Home, Dr. E. Clayton Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Osseo Lou Ann Kyser, Fountain City, Bur g: hers. He was silting in a chair. contestant will dri ve his own. storms about Wednesday night Ku Klux Klan rallies during the Floyd O. Severson, 52, Town . e s s, Central Methodist weekend. Lutheran Church, the Rev. Max Wis- Church, officiating. Burial will He wan born Aug. 16, 1B88 , at Winner of the contest wilt re- or Thursday and again by week- of Garfield , Jackson County, West Union to Mr Wllklns, 21 , whose murder Wilhelm officiating. Burial will David Peterson , 255 E. San- be in Woodlawn C e m e t e r y. , Iowa , . and ceive a trophy, $10 in cash and end. died of head Injuries In a three- Mrs. Frank Schwestka. He. trial recently ended in a hung half-mile be in North Branch Cemetery. born St. Friends may call Tuesday. aa all-expense trip to the state OTHEK TEMPERATURES vehicle crash about a came to St. Charles in 1934 jury, was dressed smarly in a east of Fairchild on Highway Friends may call Tuesday DISCHARGES contest at Blaine, a Twin Cities By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS afternoon and evening and Her late husband was Jay Ar- from Fountain , Minn. He was Ruburb. The Hlgh LowPr. conservative business suit.; He 12, two-tenths of a mile east Miss Clara Lassen thur Johnson state winner will Wednesday morning at Oftedahl , 300 E. , to whom she was a retired St. Charles meat cut- enter the national finals in Albany, cloudy .., . B4 58 .09 smoked a cigar and signed auto- of the junctions of No. 12 and 10. Sanborn St, Married Dec. graphs at the rallies. Funeral Home, and at the 28, 1907, at Osage , ter and operator, having been Washington , D. C. Albuquerque, clear , 56 45 ' - .,. Iowa. They left in busJness with his son arid SKVERSON, driving a 1952 church from noon. Mrs. Leo Arnold , 10L E; here In 3930. Atlanta, cloudy . ... 82 61 A crowd of B While here they were members daughter-in-law. Eligible to enter are all driv- .OOO cheered loud- pickup truck, was en route onto Broadway. Bismarck, cloudy . 71 55 .. ly at Dunn Saturday night when from the driveway of Central Methodist Church and He married Grace Nelson eirs who will not become 19 the highway BIRTHS Boise , clear ...... 81 34 .. Alabama attorney Matt Murphy to Wayside Inn. A 1957 model, Pythian Sisters. April 27, 1911 , at Elgin , Iowa. before Aug, l this year. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Benson , She died Nov . 7, 1959. He was The contest Is designed to Boston , cloudy ..... 70 52 .02 Jr. Introduced Wilkins and two proceeding north, hit the pick- 775'^ W. Wabasha St., Mr. Johnson died In 1947 and Chicago rain ...... 67 46 T others charged In the case a son. a member of the Winona Coun- promote safe driving, said , , W. up in the rear, pushing it into $300 Damage Mr. and Mrs. Raymond,Kop- a daughter, Mrs. Clifford Bay, Cincinnati , clear ... 81 59 A3 0. Eaton; "41 , and Cene Thomas, the lane of a 1961 model pro- in 1952. ty Fair Board Beveral years and James Sand, project chairman. perud, Rushford , Minn., a of the Tri-State Horse Racing Cleveland, cloudy . 83 60 .45 42. ceeding south. Contestants maneuver cars in a Some 2,000 greeted the Ala- daughter. Association. driving course set up to test Denver, clear ...... 76 48 .. The Osseo man was killed on Jacob A. Phillips Detroit , cloudy .. .. 85 56 .01 bamians with cheers at Sanford impact. He was hanging by his In Lone Crash SUNDAY Survivors are : One son , Og- driving knowledge and skills. Funeral services for Jacob A. den N., Owatonna; five grand- Fort Worth , cloudy . 69 61 .16 Sunday evening. feet from the front seat of the Phillips, 568 W. 4th St., will be ' A $300, twevcar collision at ADMISSIONS children ; two brothers, Donald, Helena , clear ... . 75 38 .06 North Carolina * KKK grand pfekup when the vehicles came U.S. 61-14 and Highway « Tuesday at 8:30 ¦ dragon Robert Jones of Granite Sat- Herman Schulz, 503 F,. Ho- a.m. at Watkow- Waterloo, Iowa , and Lyle, New Jacksonville , clear . 84 62 . .. , to a stop. The box of the pick- urday at 10:10 p.m. was the ski Funeral Home and 9 at Ca- Wisconsin Budget ' -¦ Quarry, called the Dunn rally ward St. York City, and five sisters, Mrs, Kansas City, cloudy 79 54. . . .. up was forced off by the car at only traffic mishap of the week- thedral of the Sacred Heart , the Robert Boggs, El Paso, Tex . ; Bill Face s Fi Los Angeles, cloudy 81 59 .: "among our best yet" and said the rear and the motor was William Parks, 418 E. Ho- Rt. Rev, Msgr. H. J. Dittman ght Murphy would be back next end In Winona, police reported ward St. Mrs. Robert Casey, Belvidere, Louisville , dear ... 80 64 .01 thrown from under the hood by today. officiating. Burial will be in Im- III.; Mrs. William Tonsar, Fay- MADISON; Wis. (/fl — the pro- weekend for a march and rally the car traveling south. Edward Hentges , Fountain Memphis, cloudy .. 83 69 .38 James K. Jamesson, La maculate Conception Church ette, Iowa; Mrs, James Ken, posed $825.8 million state budget at Farmville, another small The northbound car was oc- '' City, Wis, , Miami , clear . ..i. 78; 74 Carolina tobacco Crosse, vaa '-. ' 'driving, west on Cemetery Wilson. nedv , Oelwein , Iowa., and Mrs. begins its perilous journey down 67 44 .01 eastern North cupied by Douglas Flick and Alois Wiczek , Milwaukee , rain . ..v. town. U.S. 61-14 ; Charles E. Baker, 667 E. 2nd St. Friends; may call today after Arthur Johnson, La Mesa , a gantlet of divided political for Mpls.-St. P., clear .56 47 .. Donald Hammond, Rotikford, Calif. One son Dresbach, Minn,, was driving DISCHARGES 7 p.m. Rosary will be said at , Oberlin , died ces this week as: long days of New Orleans; cloudy 84 71 .. Murphy and the three men 111. Hammond appeared to be 8 by Msgr. Dittman and the St. Dec, 16. Five brothers and three spending debate start in the most seriously injured of the south onHighway 43. George W. Wenzel , 309 E. 2nd New York , cloudy . 87 66 charged in the slaying of Viola *y**r*m~m~*~ +a~*V*»m*ya *m,p\ati mi . - . . " Joseph Society. sisters also have died. state Senate. ; occupants of the two cars, suf- ** St: - " ;. . The funeral service will be Okla. City, clear .:. 76 62 .. Liuzzo the night the Selma-to- CITY ACCIDENT BOX8CORE Republicans, who control the Montgomery march ended came fering head: and facial cuts. Mrs. Avald Frick , Lamoille , Bernard T. Stolpa Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. DST at Omaha, clear . .... 71 58 .. He lost blood!; To Date Minn. ;:. Senate, 20-13, are expected to Philadelphia cloudy 83 64 .23 to North Carolina as part of a Y Funeral services for Bernard Sellher Funeral Home, the Rev, , \m 1M4 offer an amendment to attach- Phoenix , clear .... 96 62 .: new KKK drive for membership JACK Grassman , Granton, Mrs. Maynard Johnson , Rush- Stolpa 856 E. 2nd St., were Neil Christopherson of Faith Deaths ..... 1 1 T. , Gov. Warren P. Knowles' tax Ptlnd, Me., cloudy . 59 47 .11 and funds. was driving the southbound car, ford , Minn. held today at St. Stanislaus Evangelical Lutheran Church, Accidentu ... 220 154 St. Charles program to the package. Rapid City, clear . 110 50 .. One woman at the Sanford with Neil Braatz as a passenger. Daniel Googins, 32 Lenox St. Church, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. N. , officiating. Burial Injurlci ... 65 81 will be in Hesper Lutheran Democrats, who have a 52-48 St. Louis, cloudy .. . 79 52 .. rally went through the crowd Grassman received cuts and - - . ' Mrs. Elmer Goertz , 622 Har- F. Grulkowski officiating. Bur- ¦ Property . . . Cemetery, Hesper , Iowa. edge in the Assembly, want Salt Lk. City, cloudy 82 50 ' ,. asking for contributions toward bruises, Braatz , cuts An the Damage $78,545 $28,380 riet St. ial was in St. Mary's Cemetery. ¦ the purchase of a Klan airplane . head; and FHck , cuts on the Friends ' : tm**m*\- mm ^mmim may call at the fu- taxes and spending considered San Fran., clear ... 68 50 • ... '^^t*am*>^m *m*^*^^^-* t ; Military honors were render- chief counsel for the : v .' - "¦ Mrs. Thomas Kukowsk i and neral home after 7 p.m. DST. separately and will battle any Seattle , cloudy ... 53 44 .02 Murphy, head. . , The police report said that ed by Veterans of Foreign United Klans of America and All the injured were taken baby, 427 E. Wabasha St, A memorial is being arranged. GOP — engineered merger at- Washington, cloudy 89 . 65 .27 Jamesson. hnd not stopped for a Miss Jane M. Wenzel, 309 E. Wars members. Bugler was the chief speaker at both rallies , to an Eau Claire hospital by red light in time. Mrs. Calmer tempt. T—Trace civil-rights 2nd St. Charles Koeth ; drummer, Ger- Halverson charged that the Jensen ambulance. Damage was $50 to the left TAYLOR A total of 63 bills, five resolu- DAILY RIVER BULLETIN movement is Communist Officers investigating were Mrs. Charles Newman and ald Van Pelt; color detail , , Wis. (Special) - front of the Jamesson car and baby, 512& Mrs. Calmer tions and four appointment* are Flood Stage 24-hr. backed and directed. Donald Ayers , Neillsville, state Main St. Martin Boe, Robert McLean , Halverson, 68, J250 to the left rear of the Bak- Mrs. Daniel Swiggum and Taylor, died Sunday at 8:10 on the agenda for hearings be- Stage Today Chg. Patrolman; J a c k s on County Frank Cieminski and Louis Red Wing .;.. 14 10.6 — .2 er vehicle. Patrolmen James L. baby, Utica , Minn. p.m. at Black-River Falls Com- fore various committees. Traffic Officer , . Ed Christen- Lang. Firing squad members: Lake City ;... . 13.4 . — .2 Bronk and John A. Erickson in- Mrs. Ruth Hansen, 273Vi E. Carl HargesheimerY Robert munity Hospital , where she had son ; Undersheriff Elmer Da- Wabasha ..... 12 ; 11:3 . ' — A Man vestigated. No citation was is- King St. Nelson Joseph Hildebrandt, been a patient since November. March 1964 and had been em- . Houston vis, and Dr; John Noble , county ; BIRTHS ^ The former Alice Marlon ployed by the clinic since last Alma Dam ... .. 10.1 — .1 coroner. sued. - John Anglewitz, Charles Zenk, Whitman Dam .. 8.4 — .3 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gora, Fred Tarras, Rufin Rozek , Ed- Erickson, she was born May 30, August. Winona Dam . . 9.9 —-. - .3 Held in SEVERSON wag born Dec. 1740 Kracmer Dr., a son. win Prbsser, Joseph Stanek , 1896, in Garden Valley near Miss Keefe is survived by her Alma Center to D. Lewis and Winona .....Y 13 . 11.1 -. — -.2 13, 1912, to John and Clara Rudden Sparrow, Milton Knut- mother, Mrs. Chris Keefe, Eyo- Severson. He lived in Town of Anna Anderson Erickson. She ta; two brothers, Chris a stu- Tremp. Pool.. .. 10.2 — .2 TODAYS BIRTHDAY son, Phillip Cooper and William , ' "'¦— $1,500 Theft Garfield, Jackson County, all attended Garden Valley grade dent at Mankato State College; tremp. Dam ." . ¦:. . 9.6 .2 : ;; Wooden. CALEDONIA , Minn. — Hous- his life, where be iarmed. ¦ V': ' " . Christine Noeska, 1348 W. 5th school and graduated from Mer- and Thomas, Eyota, and three Dakota ...... 9.6 — .3 I ^^" .,,/ ¦ *]^V - St.. 2. rillan High School and Eau Dresbach Pool .. 9.8 — .3 ton County Sheriff Byron White- He miarned Evelyn Sveum in ^ sisters, Joanne, a student and house is holding a 21-year-old 1937 and was a member of Kevin Rompa, 710 W. 5th St., Claire Teachers College. She Mary and Louise both of Eyota. Dresbach Dam .. 9.4 — .2 ' , Houston County man for inter- Osseo Evangelical Lutheran « . . taught in Mound View School A brother,, one sister and her La Crosse .... 12 10.6 ¦— .1 Jay Charles Pehler, Fountain near Northfield , S toe k we 11 Tributary Streams rogation- in connection with sus- Church. . Bombers Easy father have died. Survivors are: His wife ; two ¦ City , Wis., 4. School, Black River Falls, and Chip, at Durand ... 7.5 .... pected robbery. ' ' ' m ^***-«y* Requiem Mass will be offer- He said he would identify.him sons, Robert , Osseo, and James, Pine Creek near Hixton . ed at a 9 a.m. CST Tuesday at Zumbro at Theil. ; 30.8 Y... She ' ' when he finds but where the at home; two daughters, Mrs. FREE TB X-RAYS was married Aug. 24 , the Holy Redeemer Catholic Tremp. at Dodge. . .0,7 . - . . ... 1921, at her home by t|je late man; put the large amount of Don (Rosalyn) Geisdorf and (Mon .-Wed .-Fn., J-5 p.m. On Bridges Church at Eyota the Rt. Rev. Black at Galesville . 3.5 .. .. Mrs. Dennis (Darl ene) Chaf- Hall) Rev. S. S. Urberg. She was a ' ' " money he allegedly took from Room 8, City (AP ) - On Msgr. Ambrose P. Layne offici- La Crosse at W. Sal. 2.8 . .. ..; liri, Fairchild; five grandchild Winona CO; residents , WASHINGTON member of Pine Creek Luther- ' . ' '. Oscar Winter, 65, La Crosse, iree , U.S. ating. Burial will '. e in Holy Re- Root at Houston . . 6.4 .. .. others , Jl each. orders from the Pentagon an Church and Ladies Aid. early Thursday morning. bombers have been knocking deemer Cemetery at Eyota. RIVER FORECAST Survivors are : Her husband ; (From Hastings to Gutienberg) Winter, who owns and ser- Last week .. .. 85 out single bridge spans — rath- one son, Larry, South Milwau- Friends may call at the Macken inball machines and juke Funeral Home The following stages are pre- vices p Total since 1959 ,,....55 ,570 er than entire bridges -r wher- kee; four daughters, Mrs. Her- , Rochester. The boxes met the man on 3rd Rosary will be recited at 8:30 dicted for the next several , ever possible in Communist bert (Eileen) Olson, Taylor; Street La Crosse, Wednesday p.m. CDT Monday. days:'' ; North Viet Nam. Mrs. James (Dolores) Thomp- night; The young mail asked Municipal Court Military officials said this al- son, Osseo; Mrs. Otto (Artyce) Tuesday 11.5, Wednesday 12.1, Floyd C. Hetrick him to take him to Hokah, where ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ' most surgical precision has Bay, South Milwaukee , and Mrs. Thursday 12 and Friday li.6. '. WINONA : ¦: PEPIN Wis. • •— Floyd C. Het he said he had a.wife and two dis- Grant (Betty ) Simmons, New , AIRPORT WEATHER Forfeitures: accomplished the purpose of rick , 61, a resident here until ehildren. abling the bridges and inter- York City ; 13 grandchildren; (North Central Observations) David R. Runnion, 21 , 559 E. moving to Durand two years , Winter agreed to take him. rupting traffic across them At two brothers, Victor, Cham- Max . temp. 59 today at noon Front St., $15 on a charge of . ago, died Saturday at St. Ben- min. temp. 51 today at 7 a.m., The man euided Winter to a : the same time, it has demon- paign, 111., and George, Garden ' ;: driving with an improperly edict's Community Hospital broken cloud layer - .at . '. '1.2,000 county road south of Hokah. L : : j'Siiiart y ^.^ muffled exhaust at 5th and Main strated to the Communists that Valley, and one sister, Mrs. Al- said Winter, the fred (Hazel) there. feet, visibility 15 miles, south- There, yoimfc • IMUTUHMttlH t* streets Sunday at 5:30 p.m. the United States can exercise Norgaard , Eau grabbed and choked him, Claire. Two brothers and three He was born to/Mr. and Mrs. east wind at 12 m.p.h , barome- man students save S. John Jeresek , 656 Market restraint. Charles Hetrick Jan. 12, 1904. ter 29.99 and steady, humidity took between $1,500 and $1 ,700 Fill Up . . .It's Good St., $15 on a charge of driving sisters have died. Bombing of Norlli Viet Nam, He married Faye Biguell in 49 percent. from his person, and left . Win- For Your Oil Tank. on car insurance with State Farm's Good in the wrong lane on a hill on Jensen Funeral Home is in which began Feb. 7 , has been in charge. 1946. ter recovered from the strong- Student Discount! You may save 20% on U.S. 14 Saturday at 2:05 p.m. 14.90 Per Gal. your Insurance (or your Dad's) If you're suspension for several days. If Survivors are : His wife ; two arm treatment and reported to • The Minnesota Highway Patrol full-lime student between IS and 25, at , it is Bernard Flannigan brothers, William , Milwaukee , Two-State Funera ls the sheriff. and when it is resumed least i Junior or in the¦ 11th / made the arrest. WITOKA , Minn. - Bernard and Ralph , Baldwin , Wis.; six Through a mugshot in his , . . . _ IIJIII m*' \ expected, that the single-span Mrs, Howard 6. Darling trade, and have a B tvetagt ¦ Diane C. Radtke, 18, La Cres- Flannigan , a Ridgeway area sisters, Mrs. Stanley (Grace) files, identified by Winter, ^ attack technique will be contin- or equivalent. Ask about this cent, Minn., $10 on a charge of native , died Wednesday at; a Powers, Pepin; Mrs. Elmer LAKE CITY, Minn , (Special) Sheriff Whitehouse apprehend- ||WESTERN || e^O parking too close to a fire hyd- ued. (Ruth) Ableitner, Wabasha; —The funeral service for Mrs. famous State Farm discount I IKIVKNH Some time ago, it was veterans hospital in Washing- ed the young man Thursday- af- > / rant at Wabasha and Main ton , O. C. Mrs. MarHn (Adeline) Wheeler, Howard B. Darling was conduct- ternoon. Later Winter identified tTATIFARM Muluil Avtomcblti Iniuunct Co. streets Friday at 10:30 a.m. learned, directives from the Kellogg; Mrs. Harold (Marie) Home Wfl <« : Bloomlngton, Illinois . Burial services were conduct- ed by the Rev. Robert Rollin the . oung man in person in Pentagon to U.S. forces opera- Nelson, Racine; Mrs. Otto (Ber- Saturday at First Methodist GASOLINE ting against North Viet Nam ed today in Arlington National jail. WINONA DAM LOCKAGE nicc) Meuren, Wabasha , and Church. Burial was in Lake- been stipulated, among other things, Cemetery near there. He is reported to have Mrs. Reuben (Betty) Everson , wood Cemetery. out on parole since March after 28.9c Flow — 84,000 cubic feet per that the operational objective Mr. Flannigan was born in "Pete" Polus Winona , and several nieces and Pallbearers were Harry John- Cloud on a parole At the Foot of Phont 4520 second at 8 a.m. today. would be one span of a bridge. Ridgeway Aug. 31, 1907, to Mr. serving at St. nephews; son, John Moechnig, Lester Ro- sheriff said he Saturday and Mrs. Thomas Flannigan. two violation . The Lafayert* Straat 126 East Broadway suggested Besides his parents, per, Roy Wittenborg, John Man- Wing 11:20 p.m. — Hilman Logan , Informed sources After his parent's death, he and brothers and one sister have was In the Red Boys they and William Fick. , served in 5 barges, down. there was more than a purely his twin brother , Raymond , died. School ns a juvenile Snnday military reason behind this in- lived with an aunt and uncle , Funeral services will be con- St. Cloud on a burglary charge , 2:20 a.m. — L. Wade Child- struction —• that it fits In with Mr, and Mrs . Thomas Burke, ducted at U a.m. Tuesday at and was a suspect in ancther the national policy of strictly in Witoka. crime. ress, 15 barges, down. Pepin Methodist Church, the ¦ 3:45 a.m. — Jnmea Bowie , 1 controlled punishment designed Survivors hie: One brother , Rev. Charles Garel officiating. Criminal Trials barge, down. to prod North Viol Nam into Leo, California , and three sis- Burial will be in Oakwood Cem- DAKOTA SCHOOL BOARD 4:35 p.m. — Eleanor Gordon , negotiating a settlement of the ters, Katherine and Isabel , Chi- etery here. DAKOTA , Minn. (Special ) - 6 bargos , down. South Vict Nam wnr. cngo, and Margaret , Seattle , Friends may call at Good- Set at Wabasha Dakota School Board will rneet

II ¦ i i - Wash. p.m. DST at the 1 1— ¦¦ewwiii !¦¦— urif' -"irmrnTwrm—¦¦ rich Funeral Home, Durand , WABASHA , Minn. (Special) - Tuesday at 8 Are you this evening nnd at the church school . Harry Foust, chairman, Miss Margaret Keefe Two trials were dnted in Waba- KMaaaww ^^ l after 9: .10 n.m. Tuesday. sha County District Court during presiding. The term of Mrs. EYOTA , Minn. -— Miss Mar- Otto Dobrun?, clerk , will ex- cut out for the garet Mary Rede, 26 , Eyota , the call of the criminal calen- Your Famil Will Enjoy These Mrs. Arnold J. Abrahamion dar this morning, Judge Don- pire this year; the election will y | j microbiologist at the Mayo Cli LANESBORO , Minn. (Special) ald T, Franke presiding. be held late in June. Ral ph Peace Corps? nic , Rochester , died unexpect- — Mrs. Arnold J. Abrahamson, (Bill) Grant Is treasurer. edly Saturday morning at Ro- died Sunday at fi p.m, at The jury will roport Tuesday ¦ 69, at 10 a.m. to henr the state's chester Methodist Hospital, the Johnson Hospital , Lanes- The largest enrthqunkes re- , where she had been a case against Kenneth Richard y. The former Thalmn Rogcn , on Hiroshima during World f \ she was born to Endre and Alet- old Kellogg g irl. At a prelimin- Courage. Determination , Imagination, \ She was bnrn in Rochester ary hearing March 25 before War If. \ May 17, 1938 , unci lived nt Eyot a ta HoRcn Sept. 5 , 11195 nl Moody, ** Resourcefulncsi. Understanding. S SPECIALTIES I S. D. She was graduated in 1915 Judge Kenneth Knlbronner , Ro- Adveilhentent Jn fact, It fcibs \ '¦ most of her life, graduating AVAILABLI | , Minn., High School , berts pleaded not guilty nnd was I from Eyota High School In 11151) from Jasper bound over lo District Court. • jus! about everything > on can give. \ After spending a year in Phoc- and attended Augustana College D. FALSE TEETH ¦ Got imicli? * in Sioux Falls , S. I). She taught Scheduled for next Monday is niK , Ariz., .she returned fo Roch- tho state ' (!ene Rock. Slide or Slip ? ! i rural schools near Jasper seven s en«e against ' Scinl thin coupon to: l lio Peace Corps. | ester and graduated from Ro- Turner, Lake City, who on Jan. rAHTKFT!!, «n Improved prwdflr to chester Junior College. She I lien years and one yoar at Colman b« «prliiklfd on npp*r or lowfr pl»ti«» , ^ Washington. D. C. 2052.1. | S. D. She wns married to Arn- 1fl pleaded not guilty to crim- hold* ttlMi tucth tnoro Ormlyln pUe«v lived in Minneapolis for two inal negligence In connection Ho not «ll<1d , Blip ot rock . No iijminy H Please send nic iiifonnation f old Abi nhamson Juno 26, 1935 , roory , pnstT t»»1n or fimllnR. TAB- J years. Sho wns qrndunlcd with Dn»i » I 1 PIen.se semi nic nn application TUESDAY I wllh tho death of Alvin Adler, TBETll i» alkallno, (non-Bold) . f ; $ I n bachelor of w/eneo degree at Jasper. Slnco their mnrrlngc not iioiir. OIIPC II» 'p)»U o x a.m. to 6:00 . Henry Opstodnhl Shermnn , 858 W. 5»h St. — 7:30 p.m. \ MECHANICS I , i i „ 1 117 E. 3rd St. — 8:00 o.m. lo 3:30 p.m. | ; S. D and Mrs. Theodore Hnl- mm** J» ' • MODERN I lcslud, Sioux Kails . EQUIPMENT ¦ I mrnxm^f many olhor delicious bakery specialties Funeral aervlcoH will bo Wed- * m++* You'll find Service On All I nesday at 2 p.m. CST nt Elslad "Jim" our retail stores. J. De Cole •very day at either of f a Church , the Rov. I, R Gronlld Makes ¦ officiating , llurinl will bo In tho Your Local Representative church cemetery, For the Winona Area i Friends may call nt the John- DON'T FOROETI WHEN BUYING \ . \ VENABLES I son Funeral ilomo Tuesday af- WHITE BREAD PICK UP THI t | 110 Mtiln St. ^ H I ternoon and evening and Wed- Phone 8-1115 POIKA-DOT WRAPPER. ll nesday nt tho chuirh after 1 / PubHihol •• a pwbUi i*rvtM In loopenitdfl (rlth Tht A4v«r1Uln| 0*v*t «, ^^" p.m. II | | ho taken hi the rorlng can b« ciire- ) vcry crfi^live, if lollowed Uilly. This is done by dusting, or spraying, Ihe plants with 5 . per cent DOT . just ns soon as the spfinR gniWth is about six ' ^AAo^P^pul^ iiifih and rcpeHtcd nt 10- Gef Gwinq inches By ANDY LAXG Lefs until the flower- i By A. F. SHIRA dny intervals If you have been following the ' begin to show. series, you spikes House of the Week Control Of Th» Iris Borer There are trade name pro- know that a few months ago we City Issues the market such as the most popular USUALLY in July , or late summer, a riuniber of Inquiries ducts on discussed ¦ ' (I-ay 's Iris Horor Cont rol which house presented in recent years. are received in regard to the soft condition of some of the iris rhizomes and the larvae that are sometimes found. when niixi-d with water accord- It turned out to be a one-story, large to This is especially noticeable, if some of the iris are being divided ing to directions ars .stated three-bedroom house with an up- Permits for g(K)cl control of this ins designed at this time. : I ftive stairs expansion area h:ive not tried any of. to accommodate lour addiiuuul' These are the larvae of the iris borers and are not only pest We usually i these. On the few occasions rooms destructive in themselves, but the damage¦ they do is control followed by soft rot of the rhi- 1 —~'"---- - —-^— -- - - ~-v— ; I when we felt that some ll1 1 ¦¦ ¦ Two Houses muni—man aji———— '¦ i ~ ~~" ¦¦¦MM^jjy ifllPBjBlgyiB ^aE^taMBnwawTlw rawiMTRjiiircwii"'' »> i> 11 m mwwi» '«— ^ . , ' . ' , were necessary, 5 IN DOINfi. that research, wc Permits for one major busi- zornes which is caused by bac- good rhizomes can be cut off ' measures ' it' , dignified lines give it a simply beauty- cent DDT, was used. also discovered some olher DKSKRV'KI) POI'Cl-.iKITV: s . Uniler- dual ness building project and for teria that are carried around and then they can be replant- I ncr houses which enjoyed . 'unusual standable why this was the most- popular • . . matched by the excellent arrangement of the two new houses : were included by the borers. This rot is mesr , ed. By the division of iris soon popularity. One of (hern almost two-story house of the last -five years. Siih- rooms tor comfortable living. in nine permits with a total es- sy and vile smelling and actu- bloomed off and the most popular ally does more damage at times after they have ^ as popular as timated construction cost of trimming the leaves before the .Ar 'ai Home Building V house, was, without a doubt, the to the iris rhizomes than the . $87,BOO' issued., last ' week at the borers get down into the rhi- Cabinet Work tS,^ most popul a r TWO-STORY chewing done by the borers- mam • city engineer 's office. , con dt able damage ¦ home in the last five years ; Tra- zomes I . ..» Remodeling - ' . -I ' . The 'largest of la.sl vvcok '.s per- In order to understand how can be avoided: ditional - in style, with a quiet mits . was drawn by Randall's the borer works, a brief account elegance , its features are so can Super . Valu . 1475 Service Dr., of the lite history will be given. TRKVENTIVK measures For Complete Penonalhtd tasteful basicall y that it is hard The eggs are laid by the adult be taken in the fall that will for construction of a $50,000 ad- Service Contact to see how it could - .ever lose its dition to it's store in Westgate mot h in August and September destroy many eggs of the borer , Building ¦ ¦ appeal. Center:' . ¦ :- .'.'•¦ ', '." . ' on, or near , the base of old if they are present. After , the The air of' • pracefulness ' is im- The addition will'be 50 by 125 iris leaves and hatch out the first hard frost , pull off and BRUCE McNALLY mediately apparent as on? ' is the following April. The young iris leaves BUILDING CONTRACTOR feel ' and Howard Keller , lar- burn : all of the old rnove's under the arched portico contractor. ' vae which are quite small at that i come off ' easily,. -leaving Phone 8-1059 and opens (he front door. What this time crawl up the new iris growth, 304 Lake Stre«t The tlOL'SIv perniils were only the shorter new better welcoming sight than a leaves which they enter by mak- The preventive measures to foyer ' ' as large as some living issued to Royce-Safher Con- ing small holes. They first gnaw rooms and a '.sweeping grand struction Co. for a $ 1.6,000 house at 1721 (Jilmore Ave:, and to the edges of the loaves to the staircase ? The living , room it- extent that they may appear to self is to the left and features WilinerLarson. 1670 Monroe St., for a $12 ,000 house at lfilJB . W , be somewhat saw-toothed. a massive front window , yet .still ¦ ¦'¦' ' King St. THE I.ARV. " then eat out has . .plenty - /of wall space for The tirst will be 42 by 48 feet ¦imaginative. -decoratihg.- the scft . ' l.cDf- . tissues and work with- attached garage and the their way down "inside the leaves Sliding glass doors with small Larson house, also with attach- panes, in keeping, with the tra- to the rhizomes increasing in ed garage, will be 48 by 48 feet. , ditional flavor, lead to a screen- ' , size as they go. While still in Si. Stanislaus -Church receiv- the leaves they are slender and ed porch bevoncl. ed a permit to remove the old St. Stanislaus School building at about one inch in length. After THE PORCH also connects -tn reaching the rhizomes, usually the famiy . room , providing a W)2 E , 5th St . Cost of the work , which is a- part of a in July, they, become quite fat WIMDNA BOILER & STEEL CO. gradual integration of formal and reach a length of about Ph°n« 5'« and informal areas Architect building project on thus site, was 163 167 West Front Street , estimated at $:i,()00. WMC, Inc., one and one-half inches. At this Samuel Paul has added rustic, lime, if present, they can be , is the contractor. homey charm to the family Last week's OTHKR PER- found easily by examining the room with a large stone . fire- MITS: /,' .- ' damaged, leaves and following place and a broad stone hearth . Clarence Bell , 706 '. '.& .' Broad- (he tunnels they make ,in the The chimney wall rear , which is way, $.400 for remodeling. base of the leaves, or in the I HOME — COMMERCIAL —INDUSTRIAL ¦ * | on the porch , has a place for log Richard Raines , 50!) Wilson rhizomes: storage . Another excellent fea- St:, $2,600 for construction of a After eating out most of the ture of the family room is a 15- by 24-foot addition and in- interior of the rhizome, leaving | WIRING K bank of cabinets. . stallation of steel siding. The ' only the shell or outer skin,.the Other first floor rooms - , in- contractor is Harris Industries, borer goes into the grdund near clude a dining room , a kitchen Minneapolis. . the base, of the plant in Augu.st and dinette, a spare room that John Barrett, 730 W. Broad- and pupates in a brown pupa ELECTRICAL ' Jf i^ i | can be used as a den or bed- way, 'S2.500,- ' - ' for- installation of ease that is free, in the soil. In room, a bath and a laundry. steel siding . bv Harris. PROBLEMS FLOOR PLANS : In addi- ' the . late fall they hatch into " A II This floor contains 1487 square .Charles Trubt. IM W. 5th St.;; adult moths that lay eggs and Jl^ tion to the good traffic cir- feet of living . area which, of $500 for removal of a rear porch the . life cycle is started all over GOT YOU course, dees culation , this design answers L^g m not include an and construction of ¦a new porch again . ; f over-sized , two-car garag e. the continual cry for more . by Leo Prochowitz! . ' , ':¦ There's a 17'6" by 5' storage closets on the first floor and Orval Keller/ 570 Mankato THE BORER'S presence can Ay/W G0IND IN M area in the garage for bicycles, eight on the second, not Ave ., $600 for construction of a be detected usually in the early garden tools and any garage. by CIRCLES? other counting bulk storage space. Y stages a wet rusty looking MTuY equipment that doesn't have to Last week's permits raised stain along the edges of the af- fit be brought into the house. the volume of new building for fected leaves, followed by the the year to $1,454,525. compar- rough saw-tooth edges mention- THE U-SHAPED ' ¦ kitchen work • -¦ ' ¦ ' ed with' $r,343:029 at this date a . . . i ed above. . By frequent and close zone is a step-saver. A counter year ago. There have been sev- inspection of the plants for wet separates the sunny dinette, en permits for new houses writ- and ragged leaves, it is possible which projects into the rear with ten this year! A ; year ago there to kill any borers present by Relax , friend. Electrical installations and alteration work a glass bay. There's a Dutch- Prope rfy Transfers had been 21 house permits tak- :¦ pressing the leaf firmly between can be a snap if you land a quahlicri electrical contractor door service entry at the laun- (n en. - in the fiist place. Vour problems are over when you dial How to Build, Buy Winona County the thumb and finger. Other-. r dry, which also has a door to wise, if the damage is just start- that easy number — 4.>78. : Our licensed bonded electricians are the garage. WARRANTV DEEO fully qualified to handle any si?e electr ical operation from "Wesltv ' . Larson et al to lan . Arm^tronq ing and the borers are in the nt ux-Lot ¦¦;!. largest industrial prob- Each of the four upstairs bed- Block 6. Bolcorn' s Arid Building in Winona upper part of the leaves, cut the smallest house installation to the rooms is sized for twin beds and to Winona, except (he V.' . u . ft. .1 inch- lem. Like we said , relax and phone 4573. Or Sell Your Home es thereof and except trie E. 2 ft. p, y the leaves off within three or all have walk-in closets. The inches thereof. 1%' dolla r volume $1,454,525 Full study plan information on .this architect-designed House Orlane Kittle .to Wilmer L.. "Larson el ' four inches of the rhizomes and master bedroom 's walk-in is 62 Residential ' .,. .- , , '. 177,535 of the Week is included in a 50-ceht baby blueprint. With it in ux-Lol 10, Block' 1, Kittle ' s. Add. lo destroy them. Winoni. Commercial .. . , square feet ,.including a triangu- ' .. :. . 847 450 RIC hand you can obtain a contractor s estimate Arthur J. Johnson et u» to Donald M. Public (non- If the borers have reached E lar area behind the stair wall. You can order also, for $1 , BunliT; et ux— Part of SW-V - 'of ' NW.'i ol a booklet called "YOUR HOME— - ' ¦ ' " taxable) , the rhizomes, the best thing to There also is a sizeable dress- Sec. 33- 107-8. : ' :... ..:. 429 540 BAUER How to-Build , Buy or Sell It ." Included in it are small repro- Frank Hess et al to Mark J. Schneider , ' do is to dig up each clump, and Tc New houses ; .: .;' .. 7 Telephone 4578 ing area with another closet , as ductions of 36 of the most popular House of the Week issues. el ux-Part of Lot 54, Subd . of Sec: .destroy ¦ the parts infected by 225 East Third Street well as a bath separate from the 20-107-7. - '- . Volume same . Send this coupon to the Daily News or ybu may purchase Lucille Arnold to Clarence C- Spaag el date ]%< .... $l,;M,!.n23 the borers, The tops of the regular bedroom floor bath. But the plans or the booklet at the information counter at the Daily ua—NWi- and'N'i of NE'i of Sec. 17- the big feature of the master 107-B: News. Orlane Kittle to Wilm»r I. Larson el C Rusert cl u< S'ly JO ft nl Lot in. bedroom is a sitting area com- n» - Lot ?, Block .1, Kittle s Block It) F^nclosed is 50 cents for hah y. blueprints on Design H-S3 n Add. to , OP Winoni. excepl W. . 2C plete with a large stone fire Winona . ll. ol S. . M ll thereof. Enclosed Is $1 for "YOUR HOME" booklet Marie Marshall lo Raymond J Mar- Clarence Leclehuhr et ux to Ben Ma £ shall—Part vol . V." ) ol NW'-, lyinq , S rnusliok ei IM -NE 1 . ol SE' «, Sec. 31 of brow of Bluff iri. Sec. " 35-107-7, ' Lot 107 .-7 and 1 rod road NA ME ,.;.,.... ;...... *t, nnd part of Lot il. Subd. Spr.: 35- Ethri Allure MulholMnd at mar tnd of SW' » ol riorrnre Knopick ft mar lo Mlllii WEI shingles SE' . of Sec. JS-10/ 7. Rohn rl a\ S. «.'. II . of Lot 1 nnd S. (,• PHONE 74A« r . THK st: . : ;li(. .,t - .vanl p lan «l Millon Boardman el Slrpdv in CaO Richmond. ^^^^^^^^^ tl III -W, 40 ft of lot » nnd S. 70 tt CONTRACT FOR DEED ¦ ¦T- rornn . two-story house with of F„ 30 fl of w 40 tt, ol Lol tl, Blork r Ina Krau',e H al to MoWl" Brand • ¦ 1 .187 square 8, Sanborn ' s Add to Winona . NT' 4 of Sec Jf. and N' i ol NW , of feet of Jiving Cnarles r. Nogosfk M ux to I Sor 9 ? area on the first floor and . nreni . JVIO', ¦p^ ' ¦ nnd I,.'; I f) on the second , not I wop.?] ' L , TB Including the R a r a g r "SENSE ible Work .. . SENSE-ible Price* " TTTT.r . Ik* < /7_ -i «»»l"W screened porch , front porti- co anil upstairs deck, Its over-nil dimensions ar* ¦ ' k Y ^ Cuciiric • 7) , **-.**« *TT . >g^^ . ' feet hv 32 fret Imide of pit ¦ ¦ ^"•j—T'"r" ...... Vj which are a living room, in THOUSANDS of smart, individual f l iii 1 ^% dining room, family room , SENSE ^ ELECTRIC \l ^'i^i/Aw ^^-\ .M kitchen and dinette , laun- SERVICE /. >, dry ami a spare room that 1732 Watt Phono 8-3761 /^ A A instantly! Fifth St. Anytima COLORS = BOB FOLLMA.NN can he used for a bedroom ^Ak ^^'m/M ^ ^ or den. I' pstnirs are four • Industrial • Commercial hedmoms and (wo large ^ Vt s ^lP l J** • Farm and Residential yr ^s^bl/fsAr baths , ^SS A PAINT COLOR MIRACLE V I ¦ Electrical Work jjflg T f ^fi ^S B^^^ j The first , record of a shoe- Just think of it! ..any color you thomc, ihotnatuli | ^S^^H8Si3 i55 5B 5^ ^ maker in America enn be trac- of lovel y ihnden available instantl y, with no extra A A\\\ \\I , I . ed back to 1092. the first .shoe- X (J , J ////fht cost and no waiting ! Superb CAKOIKSF.L Home V\V ' maker 's name was Thomas . ^\jf m^~~~^ '// W ^ i " Baird. or Heard. He arrived Paints..trim and trelliiand shake paints.,are easy r' JLLl^ ' "^^ """ItfLr*^ (f ff Selling I in Salem, Mass., In 1529, and to y; durable; mildew resistant. ^ app l BVPvfl ^fc—Ti*i\ ' W // ^ Was engaged by the Massachu- Carousel Paints are also available in all interior l, setts Hay Company lo make y o\^"i§qH i 'A * | i 7/> ' KM I fPII I fSg i}\ finishes.. Advanced Alk yd and Acry lic Latex Flat. ^ shoes for the colonists. 4jjamJi tttW^C r>J Tw^\ Sl.Ii Invrl ) ¦ nthri trnitlt brjore ymr • , t\, in ¦ C'troit\tl ^WFLyKj ^'^^'' - -. [N WII IJL itconilt, by tht amarhti AUTOMATIC COIOR '^^ 1 Iwfcfc^ rfri^ilfk V

k FAUCET WITH A FUTURE k Make sure thf do a I HOPS IhroiiRh wilh- m \'" |B WSavatW Work ...Time...Wafer m1 ' k\\^^^^q^^mmmmmmm\ (Hit ,i i/|j-lo-ri;it« MS "hitch" by having,' nn % START WITH H CAROUSEL HK HJIJ ^^^^B B| ah.sliai't ready for Ihe buyer 's attorney CONTROLLED ^ ^Hlf ^^^ Hfl ^^ HI H for a w ritten title opinion, |j CONCRETE PRODUCTS |^^^ H^^ | "FOR THE BEST" INSIST ON ^Ra^^^^ I^K3 B ^^ B^^^S^n^^^^^^ l FROM B^^^^^ 8 Winouai Con u I j I ^^WHB - VALSPAR PRODUCTS - 8 YhsiraH proper- needed 'abatement.Jumped from quested by the owners. Most inftfl In protecting your favorite n crying infant , a vibrating vac- \ department report of from the hoi .summer sun ily prepared, you 're ready to re- uum cleaner motor , a slamming ! to the Board ' ?to |n IIKi:j-fi4 to -284 in . I9(i4-firi. these rc(|ucflted Inspections are pieces decorate. Select and rain; a quality ex- door — or just plain , ordinary, j of Fire and f'oliee i'oriirnission- i (The rc|»oi l covers the •period of homes, residential areas not | terior enamel, chosing a col- regular , everyday, runrof-the ers. April I , 1 DM , to March :u , l%r. ) hcing part ot Ihe regular inspec- REUECOIIA'I'INU lawn furni- i or to reflect heat. White is the mill , conventional plumbing. ' The bureau -it.' report /represent - The four-fold increase in no- tion ''beat " ture is easy if you follow these best choice for metal furniture ed a summary of its And thut last reason goes dou- efforts . tices of fire hazards represents Keipe); recommends 'that offi- simple instructions from the exposed to the sun for long per- ble in an older house . ! since beginning operations here | an increase ..-in inspection activ- cer candidates in the fire de- National Paint , Varnish and iods because it reflects the most Well-planned , carefully-ihstall- March .'it, l'M4. . ; ity by men of the fire ¦ heat. departs partment he ' designated " as reg- Lacquer Association. Whether Ivory/ light pastel shades ed plumbing systems ¦: are sup- j ment . not an increase of tan, blue , blue-green , lilac KIRK j MaiHlial ( Ico Kripr.r. in the ular inspectors , in addition to you 're restoring wood or metal posed to operate noiselessly: i . number of ha/ar«ls, Kei piir , the first step is to re- and gray have similar cooling head of the bureau ,. -reported their customary department. ' du- pieces maintairi.s. ' move dirt and dust particles; effects. Avoid dark or bright IISIJAI.LY THKV do. Bui these "major accomplishments" .¦tics. 'Y. . ' , ' . Oil or grease can be removed colors in deep shades except in when time and other factors to Chief John L Steatlman: IN PAiST Yf)AHS , firemen ' 'These men should be. officer using mineral spirits or odorless small quantities used as accent lay heavy hands on them, they; Thorough insjiections of all city '-sure ' - candidates who will be required ¦ •¦ ¦ were not as of themselves " paint thinner. • .• /• ¦ ¦*.. i since they tend to absorb heat. develop the same -ailments as commercial' and industrial areas ; when making inspections be- to know inspection practices If your furniture is wood , If you use a brush , keep your systems which have not had at least three times during the i cause they had.not and fire prevention work when the benefit of good planning and '; ¦ received spe- patch holes with a commercial strokes free and smooth , allow- year; . ' ' cific training in what to look for. Uhey become officers. They will filler. Sand cracks and rough ing the enamel to "flow on gen- accurate installing. Most of the Schooling o' all shift firemen know the buildings and occu- " symptoms have; one thing in i The result was fewer abatement j spots completely smooth If it erously. Cross-stroke to spread in inspection work and city fire pancies so that they can effec- common. They're noisy. And j notices than could have been is- has been previously painted , the enamel evenly and catch safety ordinances; better con- sued. ; tiv'el y understand and teach fire away blistered or loose they fit into such . classifications sand any excess. It's easier to spray hammering, whis- trol over new construction and Only 28- .-of . the past year 's causes ami extinguishment , " the paint and roughen glossy areas as chattering, ' paint wicker pieces, but be sure tling and rumbling, lo mention remodeling through review of I written 'abatement, notices were report state.t. *MsRe,3bey. IM GONHA LEWD VA My uomwiNe cues. with sandpaper to provide to protect the surrounding area architect's plans; fire safety outstanding just a few. j at the time of the .ANOTHER reConinK-iidntion tHEK WiL M *VWU> \H W 1»*»<1 ' tooth" for the new coating with newspaper or drop cloths. clauses which promote aware- report. All of these MV& / Correcting the causes of these were pend- in the report is for company In restoring metal furniture, For the final touch , most lo- ness of fire prevention methods, ing on extensions of lime to the troubles often requires the serv- inspections. Officers would take be sure to look for cracks in cal paint dealers carry a wide and correction of four times as- property owners or lessees existing coating. A small ices of a plumber, especially in . . their men and truck to a build- BIO GEORGE the variety of decals in patterns many fire hazards than in the [ F'iremen-inspectorB made , will permit mo^ture to to suit every taste preference areas which have ^strict codes , 8 - ing, and the men would inspect break regarding repairs ta pipe lines gel under the paint film and from charming Early American the building with a view to be- carrying water. But sometimes coming f amiliar start rust or corrosion. Remove to sophisticated contemporary you can take care of them your- l with its layout all traces of rust or corrosion They can be easily applied us- This Is Season and hazards first-hand ' ' ' ' ' ' ' self: ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' by sanding with steel wool Re- ing the handy aerosol sprays Goodview. - . Issues -!' Chief S'teadman recommends move loose or cracked paint and a small brush to complete "' (Yon can gel Andy Lanq 't To Examine Home that "when our new (fire ) code ; . ¦ with a wire brush. These areas the design. Be sure surface is helpful booklet. ',' 'JWa/ce .Sim-' - For is adopted each occupancy re- should be spot coated with a dry, hold decal in place with p it Plumbing Repairs." by Building Permit Improvements ceive a copy of their particular anti-corrosive primer. protective pressure sensitive masking tape , sending 25 cents and a long, I One building permit was is- .Spring is the ideal time to section. " Purpose is to educate If the fu rniture is unpainted then , spray with your favorite stamped , self-addreased en- I sued ur Goodview last week , | ;ake" a look at the house to see occupants in their ohligations velope to Know-How ; P.O. ! Village Clerk Henry C. Ehmcke ;Mwhat needs sprucing up. under the fire code - today. Firemen-inspectors Box 954¦ , "Jamaica , . N.Y. paid Perhaps the siding could use personally ' 11431 1 ' ¦/. ' . It went to M. E. Fish. corrected . M fire hazards dur- .. . . ¦i 4230 Ithe services of paint and brush. ' 8th St ., who/ plans to build- a ; iOr , ing , the report period They is- ¦' s well -to those missing shingles on In either case, it' - frame screen- porch: Estimated < \ he roof could he replaced. sued 250 verbal notice's to . abate know what's , what. cost of,the project is WOO . ! Since the front of the house hazards. In all 578 violations of WHEN A faucet Is turned on and the yard are what.most peo- the city .fire code were found , part . way arid there is a chatter- ple see, this , area deserves and 228 have been corrected. ing or whistling, the fauceb ' special attention. Loose front washer may be loo.se, the faucet Wow They re ;steps can be repaired arid OTHER activities included Is- assenfibly may be worn or one painted , window trim touched suing flammable li quid permits, or more of the pipes may be up, roof gutters cleaned of win- burning licenses and permits inadequately supported, prob- Carpetihg ter leaves and/ debris and: the and making fire investigations ably because a suspension strap yard raked! Keiper investigated 51 fires dur- or hanger is no longer securely : A barren lawn can be re.seed- ing the report period. attached.: Men of the department made ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ed. and mowed regularly. Clay- ' ¦ '- I'- When there is a hammering ^$al&:- , • . . - potted plants provide portable 148 school visitations as part ol ;.. By VIVIAN BROWN j beauty. the yearly Junior. Fire Marshal noise as a faucet is shut off j ¦¦• ' They can be moved any- ' ¦ suddenly, the system lacks nee-, 1i . AP Newsfeatures Writer | where on your, porch or in your program!' . ''. ' essary air chambers, or those One day soon somebody may garden , and even plunged pots There we re four a r.spn in vesti gallons rturing the report peri in existence are waterlogged , Ii disprove the proverb and make \ and all into the soil. or there is excessive , water Your youngsters can assist od. and one conviction was ob j' that old sow's ear look like a ' ¦ pressure. The solution for each j silk purse. The magic of chem- with raking and crass cutting. i't'ained'.' .- . ' • ' • r - 'Pop, what ara YOU going to be when you grow up?" llOWm condition is, in order : (1) the ¦.j istrv, good design and manufac- . MAW TRANSL UCENT mWW--LW Af installation of air chambers or APA¦RTMENT 3^6 ¦ ¦ ¦ By Al»x Kotzky ¦ ¦ ¦ -J0^ turing know-how can make any- '—-' - ¦'- ¦ • . _- - -tv ¦ . ._. ¦ , .. - : . ' __^___ ' • ' ' _ ¦ ; ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ • '• ' ' FIBERGLASS shock absorbers, (2) drainage . - ;. . Yl_ .: ^ _—_ . - ' • - . ¦¦ ¦ Am-¦ AT AW MM AWAW ¦ , thing look like what it really -- ¦:¦ '. '»¥¦¦ -mf -mmW. ^MW - mWmW BUilDING PANELS '" ' . : " ' ® of the water lines according to - set procedures or (3) use of a I! isn 't. Or vice versa. Sisal carpet is an example of , the colorfull y translucent beauty of *¦ pressure-reducing valve. I . Now mammmmmmf ^ how that matting has bloomed , FnoN palio rooi nl price so low you can 't EU Y * MHHHIHHI WHEN THERE Is a rumbling for example: It is so grand, it afford to be' -wiihout one. Olher »ize» available 26" x 8' . sound in the area of the water at comparable low prices. Choice of colon j goes to the walls in one display $5.10¦ ¦ heater, the water is too hot 1 of new Irish carpeting, with a including THPRMOBLOK "heat control" tonei _«__— ' ..; . „ ¦— (probably because the control; silky finish that looks like a far for maximum coolness under the »un. Shatter- 2«J* x10' i is set too high) or there is sotne, more expensive product and-weather-resistant , strong, . v . .: . .. $6.60 malfunctioning of the heater. ' ' ' " " FREE PATIO PLANS— Fully lilqalrattd d.tailt and ¦ '"' If lowering the temperature of | .„- • \ 9 < STAPLED to the walls in a " "do-it-youmlf ." zs x1z . ' • • Instructions. .Shows how . nsv it It to the water .does riot end the game room. Tintawn .sisal car- .:- . Aik for Data Sheet No. 504; also available, "Ideas" . $7.80 rumbling, call a plumber. ' ' ¦' ' ' . pot looked tweedy, tailored and . ' No; bl. '. ' . '' ' " . Folder . ... , . ' Finally, a variety of noises even "op," if you want to look can occur when the insides of; at the design that way — ran- ! old pipes have become smaller j dom-size squares on a vertical : because of rust and mineral . stripe in a variety of eye-catch- m KENDELL-O'BRIEN ¦ ¦ ' \% deposits. ' . ' i ing beige and browns. I REX MORGAN, M.D. By Dal CurtU ' One advantage of carpeting . ¦W\ I LUMBER 00. contrasting shade. The mask- ' 'W\ j I' ll' , - - "TUBBY" JACKELS, Mgr. ing tape can also be used to walls is that it provides excel- ¦ ' lent soundproofing and insula fl'' ! ". 115 Franklin St Phone 8-3667 create stripes, initials or bold modern patterns. t ion. especially good in a child's room, points out Frank O'Con -

¦ ¦ ¦ ... ¦ i. ¦ II i ¦ . . , I-.-.,— ¦ i ¦ , M ' — 'i _ j nor, the representative at Ire- — —— ^ ^ land House in New York where the carpet is shown. He uses a natural color sisal one one wall in a room for child - ren — rod bunk beds set against Structural Engineers - a wall of the carpet for a hand- JJjjL some effect It discourage?, gouging or writing on walls, too, as youngsters are likely to do while waiting to fall asleep. Architects... The carpet may be removed and used again. It can be reversed Y^SIP^bk . NANCY By Erni« BuihmilUr Design colors are very ele- gant. An ordinary green carpet lias a lush verdant look used on Construction Experts... ^A the floor of a study. Reds are %^D particularly vibrant in every combination,

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|t l Phone 9275 HOMEWARD piS l-l STEP COMPANY ^hone B-l533 S&ljJ\ *" . 1635 W.sl Hfth V ^T "Look at your steps . . . everyone else does!" Kansas City Eiiiba - ¦ PEW*<¦ ASH* \ua ,' :<^ ? ^ -»^^ -vs- REDMEN, WARRIORS TO FINISH fjj f^fi^tf& f Winhawks Wit riess Revival ¦ insult, the Athletics ' . , F^ ANGELES iAP> . - add to Ihe ' iii the "This has to be our most LOS By GARV EV.V.VS Wednesday and then travel to day and t hen competes swept the doubleheader. defending ' state champion^ Big N ine Conference meet at important week," signalled Charles 0. Fiilley. who fires and Daily News Sports Editor ' the Austin Friday. Northfield Friday. Winon a Spencer. "We ve got two . im- hires baseball managers with Sullivan, who replaced State's track team has fin- portant conference games as McC.iiha, became the While Winona High School At the same time, St. almost the same speed he adds ousled Mel awaits its . most important 's — with no hope for ished its campaign, but will well as the tournament Ui wor- fifth Kansas City manafier in aa Marv '"' ' " new gimmicks to his baseball baseball week. St . Mary's and title left — will at- run in the NIC meet at St. ry about . '. . . many seasons. Finley wasn't on r an MIAC over Winona State, eye their I9fi. > tempt to salvage some glory Cloud; Saturday; While Winona is .1-1 in grabbag, hired a new one hand to see his club's revival, season finales. in its finale at St. Thomas On tap today were the Wi league play, ' . Faribault is 2-3 the weekend, much to the dis- lie has been on a cross-country , , Ed Spencer's Winhawks. Tuesday, and Winona State nona High at Rochester golf and Austin:4-0 . Mazeppa won pleasure of the Minnesol;i lour with his namesake mascot who saw their record leveled will travel fo La Crosse Tues- match and the Onalaska at the Centennial Conference Twins. Charlie 0. a long-eared Missouri at ' 5-5 with twin 4-3 losses to day before closing in a three- Winona High tennis meet. The title with a 4-0 record. Haywood Sullivan , a babe mule hired in the off-season to Wells Saturday, must host game series against Bemidji Hawk golf and tennis teams Faribault, a 2-1 loser to Wi- among major league managers replace a .shepherd, and flock of Faribault at -Jefferson Field here Friday and Saturday. are at Austin Friday and Wi- nona in Region One tourney at 34 , -arrived , just in time Sun- sheep who roamed the pastures Tuesday, meet . Mazeppa at In track action , Winona nona Slate's, golf team will . (Continued on Page 15) day to coax the hapless A's out behind the center field fences at KP SPENCER Kellogg in continued defense High hosts Lewiston and Wa- compete in the NIC nieet HAYWOOD SULLIVAN of a seven-game losing streak last season. .-: . WINHAWKS ' E>es Important Week of their District Three title basha in a triangular Tues- St . Cloud Saturday, Successful New Manager at the expense of the Twins. To Whether it was Sullivan s ar- ; rival on the scene, or Finley'i absence , the As became jubilant with base hits as they stopped -ljTOP PHILLIES IN 10 Minnesota 7-4 in ten innings and . . 4-2 ill the second game. Kansas City swatted 25 safe- I tics , among them five home j runs, a | rtple . and two doubles , in pushing the second ; place j Twins ai- lr " games back of front - '; running Chicago. Oliver s Bases-Full : The A's rallied from 3-1 and . '4-2" deficit's in the first game to ¦ halt their, losing streak on a Monday, May 17. 1965 three-run homer by Ed Charles Minnesota : Page. : 14;- v .; in the IOth inning. had built Us leads largely on Double Helps Brave s a solo home run by Jimmie HVL GAMES Hall , his seventh, and a two-run PHILADELPHIA <.f : - - .- ' Milwaukee hurlers:- brought bunted safely when pitcher- clout by Tony Oliva , his sixth. RAIN ED OUT Gene Oliver drove across the Braves their come-from- Jack Baldschun backed Kansas City also found the . All four scheduled Hiawa- two runs with a basses-load- behind victory Sunday. away, thinking third base- long ball in the first game, with ed double in the top of the Milwaukee scored twice, in man Richie Allen would Dick Green smashing two of tha Valley League baseball 10th inning Sunday as Mil- the eighth to tie the score 'Jim Gentile another. ' handle the ball. them, and ganies were rained . .out Sun- waukee upended Philadel- at 5-5. but the Phillies filled Reliever Mel Nelson was the ¦; Oliver doubled for two Y day. - phia fi-6.;: the bases in the Jast of the runs and Lou Klimchock, j victim of the Iflth inning out- No makeup times for the ' A throwing error by the ninth with none out and hitting for O'Dell, lofted a burst , and suffered his first loss. " O'Dell was summoned, He has yet to win. John Wyatt contests have been set. , ! Phillies- Bobby Wine trig- sacrifice fly which produced gered the explosion and The veteran southpaw another. Wade Blasingame won in relief;

¦ (¦• helped the Braves finish lured Wes Covington into hit- surrendered one run in the Jim Grant started for Minne- Winona Dog Third their 11-day Eastern trip ting into a force play at the bottom of the tenth , but j sot a , but gave way in the sixth with a 4-5 road record. plate, then struck out Clay saved the victory for O'Dell, i after giving up seven hits and In Golden Trial The Braves, idle today, Dairymple on an attempted his second in four decisions. i two runs. He was followed by Al open a home stand in Mil- suicide squeeze that become • - . Hank Aaron extended his ! Johnny Klippstein , Bill Pleis, . HORICON , Wis;. '• - Gyp; a- " waukee . Tuesday nigh t a double play as John Her- hitting streak to 16 straight •!Worthineton and Nelson. golden retreiver owned by Wi- against New York. Warren rnstein was caught trying to games with a two-run homer nonan Bud Safranek, placed ¦ ¦; .Minnesota took a 1-0 lead In Spahn, long-time BraVes - score . in the third , but the Braves ' third in the Golden Retreiver ' EATS THE BALL.. ...; . Campy Campaneris aneris was called out, although his left hand ; the second inning of the night- star, will pitch for the Mets Wine's error — his-40th in had slipped behind 5-3 by All-Breed trial held here Sun- i Thursday night. of Kansas City overran home plate and dove appears to be. touching , the plate, almost cap when Hall belted a double ' - • 29 games this year — put the eighth. A walk and to score Harmon Killebrew, who day! . . - Oliver' back to get a mouthful of baseball from Min- obliterated by the dust. He made it from first ; s double and icy- Eddie Mathews on first in singles by Mathews, Carty : led off with a single. Kan- Handling the dog was Del j nerved relief nesota catcher Jerry Zimmerman in the on a wild pickoff attempt. Twins outfielder pitching by the top of the tenth. Hank and Frank Boiling dead- i sas City tied it in the fifth when: Huflsteader. / . j Billy O'Dell, fourth of five Aaron walked and Ty Cline locked the game eighth inning of Sunday night's game. Camp- Tony Oliva threw him out.. (AP. Photofax) again. j Jim Landis doubled and came I home on a single by Ken Har- ' ¦' ¦ I relson,. ;. .,. • . - ¦ No 'Choke' for ¦' ¦ The A's went in front 2-1 in MAJOR LEAGUE J the sixth when Wayne Causey Sue Maxwell in . (.'¦squeezed Charles home from I third, but the Twins caught up Civitan Journey I again in the seventh, with Rich Rollins scoring from second MUSKOGEE Okla. (AP) " . -T | National League American League when a double play attempt by "Oh gosh. I thought I was chok- w. L. Pet. ot W. L. Pet (SB the A's went bad. Los Angeles 11 10 .477 Chicago 21 I .724 ing up. I said 'Sue. don't blow Cincinnati . 17 13 .547 JV) MINNESOTA 11 10 .40 2>i ¦:"; Kansas City went ahead to . '¦ -" Y • ' ' V' 'i San Francisco 17 14 .54» 4 Baltimore . 14 13 .552 S stay in the seventh when Campy it . .;- . ; , . - Philadelphia 15 14 .5(7 . $ Detroit 14 13 .552 .5 Campaneris singled, stole sec- Sue Maxwell was recalling the ; St. Louis 15 14 .517 J Los Angelei . 14 IS .514 * MILWAUKEE ,13 n soo svt Cleveland . 13 13 .500 *''» ond and scored bunt, single " J on a mental battle she fought after Houston It 17 .4J35 4 Boston ...... 13 15 .4«4 7'. i I by Landis and a throwing error ¦ Chicago 14 la ,4<7 »tt. New York .12 17 .414 * two drives struck trees and New York . 1J 17 .433 7V« Washington ' - '.. - . '. 12 l» ,3!7 lo" I by Klippstein. Rookie catcher Pittsburgh . - • 32 .2*0 .1? Kansas City . 7 21 .250 I3',i threatened her lead in Sunday's SUNDAY'S RESULTS SUNDAY'S RESULTS Rene Lachemann homered in filial round of the Muskogee MILWAUKEE I, Philadelphia ' .t-MI>' . Baltimore 7, New York J. the eighth for the final A's run. innings). Chicago 4-5, Los Angeles 2-4 The Twins open a four-game Civitan Open Golf Tournament. New York »•«, Cincinnati 2-5. Washington 1-3, Cleveland 7-7 (first ; Chicago 5-2, Los Angeles 3-3 (tint game 11 Innings). series with the Los Angeles Playing before a partisan gal- game 10 innings). Boston 5-4, Detroit 0-3 San Francisco 10-4, Houston S3 Kansas City 7-«, MINNESOTA 4 3. ! Angels here toni ght..; with both lery. Miss Maxwell ended : the St . Louis 6-5, Pittsburgh 3-1. TODAY'S GAMES ', teams trying to Ret untrarked 54-liole tournament with a five- TODAY'S GAMES Nnw York at Baltimore (nighl). , after weekend misfortunes. The stroke advantage Philadelphia at St. Louis (nighl). . Chicago at If ansa i City (night). over three Los Angeles at Houston (night). MINNESOTA at Los Angeles (niqhtl. Angels lost a four-game series golfers bunched at 218 — Mick- Only games scheduled. Only games scheduled. lo the White Sox . including the ey Wright , Kathy Cornelius and TUESDAY'S GAMES TUESDAY'S GAMES San Francisco at Chicago . MINNESOTA at Los Angeles (mqht) doubleheader beatinc. Judy Kimball. Her 2i:i equaled Pittsburgh al Cincinnati (nighl). Chicago at Kansas Cily (nighl). Caniilo Pascual goes after his Miss Wright's total in winning New York at MILWAUKEE (night) Washington at Detroit (nighl) ¦ Philadelphia at St. Louis (night). Baltimore al Cleveland (nighl). fifth win without a loss for tha the Civitan Open last year. Los Angeles at Houston (niqhl). Boston at New York (night). Twins, while Fred Newman gets | the-nod for the Angels. STATE RUNS IN TWO MEET S and be back Rahman Breaks School jiMBurni Record in 2-Mile Run Winona Slate College's track Iowa. Loras tallied R0 points , Pole Vault; 1. George McBee (SCI); 1. McKlnney (SCI); 3. Dloughy (SCI); (nl I team made an Iowa swing last Winona 47 and Parsons 42 . 4. Hcsscnthalir (P); H-13-3. boilu'iMHiir iind expaiMV* weekend, placing second in one The highlight of the two-meet i High Jump: I. Del Lowrey (SCI); 2 IvMi-diiv IIIIM IU'SS trips l(i quick : Dillon (P); 3. (tie) Franklin ISCI) and ;iml ISCA triangular , and third in another. weekend , which wound up Wi- I While (W); H—1-in.j, one-day round-trip * ; Broad Jump; J. Dick Lynch (SCll; 2. l>y Piper wnh our aiiivfiiienl Stopping first at State College nona 's dual — and triangular — I Rauhausor (SCll); 3. McBee (SCI); 4. Air Taxi servic* of Iowu . Hob Kcister's team meet season , came at Cedar I Dillon (P); D-22-3',2 Rapids Friday when .lohn Rah- 330-Yard Int. Hurdloi; t , Mike Long ¦¦¦ ¦¦- .- *----•-*¦-TT ¦ aT ¦ ; placed third. Slrong .SCI piled (SCI); 2. Oorard (SCI); 3. Larson ' - —™— * nunw^'V/ ' ^ WV^' ' .* . -WmHaw™ . JM , , - - r*Am*v}. • i,y,< Ji.- v, • ' «• - % f ta,,: * ;.^ •- ; ^ (SCO; MR TAXI ANYWHIRI man set a new school record 4. Lavclle (W); T-:3». i up rj :i ' L« points to SO for Platte- in /AST, COMfORTABLf TIIKV ALMOST CA.MK TO BLOWS . . . With Coach Alvin double hcador Sunday. Pitcher Miller (ho two-mile run despite the Triple Jump: 1. Bill Rauhauitr (SCI); hit Pena and tempers villc and 27' u for Ihe Warriors . 2. Lynch (SCI); 3. Lowriiy (SCI); 4. Dark holding back ' i PIPtR PIANIS Roberto Pena , left , and Wes Parker , right , flared. No blows were struck and the Cubs won the game 5-:i. The meet was run in the mud. soggy conditions, McKlnney (SCI); D-44-5. hanging onto pitcher Rob Miller , it looked like this for a while Javelin: I. Oan Schnrmer IW); 3. Oil- Others in the picture include catcher John Roseboro and ' Saturday, the Warriors were lie traveled the distance in coll (W); 3. Scolei (SCI); 4 . Noltlng 1 at iJodgcr Stadium in the 10th inning of the first game of a •John Kennedy (11) of the Dodgers. (AP !l:4r>.4 to break Larry Pontiiwn 's (SCI); D—174-0. Winona Aviation, Inc. Photoiax) second lo Loras at Duhuuue , New ichool record standard of 9:55.7. ¦ . M AX Conrad Field Itahman ami Dan Scharmer , I POTKNT CIIAl.l.lONfilO Phone 5.488 who fired the javelin 174 feet , RUNS, STRIKES BIG BLOWS IN TWO IOWA CITY , Iowa (AP GAMES were the only Winonans to place I i- De- first. ! fending champion Wisconsin is : expected to face a potent chal- Z l mmz Rahman came right back lenge from Michigan Friday nnd ' ,-—,...m mm mimmmmmu with a first in the two-mile Sat- j Saturday in t he Hig Ten outdoor urday with a time of 10:05,6. 1 track and field championships. Give Willie Five Feet and...Zoom! You ve The Warriors got firsts from Lost Hill Harnard in the mile , Pete YOU Rv I III: l.avelle in tho low hurdles ONCE TRY A.SSIK lAIKI) 'PHI-ISS pnililic day for .Mays, who .scored another in the lotirth in the wimiingest pitcher In Ihe IHtAVKS , and J^T^T^\ BKT WAvl f 1PT AAP rapped five Itahman in the two mile. ^ tine Willie Mays five led , hits in seven at- ning of the second game. majors, scattering III hits for his ROX , scoui-: I COPENHAGEN and he 'll take !Mi , hats scored lour runs and drove The Astros made il close on I seventh victory against no (Ic- Winona Stale will see it.s next COPC PENWEN^SGeN WORLD TO J«fPINJCHJ_ in two. ' Milu/iiiMea (•) Phlladrlphla It) action in tho Northern Inter- l 'V APTA PPAl |L -J MAM FOR Mays , nn another one nl his Jim Wynn s sevenlh-inninging j feats, Gibson also homered in ah r h hi ab r h bi ° Alou.cl 112 0 Ro|ai,(l 5)1 0 : rally The performance pushed tin? homer and -Joe Morgan 's two-A'o-ilhe ninth inning of Ihe first collegiate Conference meet Fri- TOBACCO =V= ( &00P ! season streaks , scooted ' Mathtwi.iii 4 12 1 Calllion.rf till \Wt \r7 center fielder 's major league- ! run single in the eighth. game, Airon.rl 4 2 2 2 Allen, 3h 12 4 1 day and Saturday at St, Cloud. Inline mi a mil loo-wild pilch ¦ STATE COLLBOE OF IOWA ll)> i, leading average -toil Torm,c 10 0 0 Sluart.lli i 0 I D with I he winning run in San to . and con- Joni'vcf I 0 0 D Hornitin, lb 0 0 0 0 PLATTEVILLE 10, WINONA 1)1 » Juan Miiiichal brought Illshis 120 Yanl High Hurdles: I. Ron Otrard I'Yanci.sco 's -l- .'f victory over tinued to duplir/ili- his si real; 1 Cllnn.cf 2 110 Thomm.ph 0 0 0 1 record to h-.'t in the opener he-I,,.. j OLD-TIMK WINNKK Otlvri.lt, ill] Taylor,3h 4010 (SCII, 7. Long (SCDi ]. Lultr (PI; 4. Houston in the second early last year Stone (W)i T-ilJ./. game ol a hind homers by Willie McCovey,oy, 1 CHICAGO (AP) -lliirold Herg, Carly.lt j 0 t I Johmon.lt / 0 I 0 duiiliU 'lieaih-r Sunday Holllnq lh 4 0 3 1 Covlnnlon. il 10 0 0 100 Y«nl Oashi I. Ken fowtri IP); ]. In oilier \aliamtl Le«/>m- Mays , Jim Hart and Hallc-r¦er ., 70, Milwaukee , won the oldest Alomar.it I 0 0 0 Trlandoi.c 10 10 Wadi> |W); 3. McBr« |SCI>) 4. Rauhaui- Mays also slurred in tin- open g a in cs, Milwaukee trimmed Houston 's i)nvc (Jiusl i was bat-iat- class of competition in the thnje- O'Dell,(i 10 0 0 Dolrmple .c 2 0 12 «r (5CII) T-ilO.4. ci Kllmchh.ph oooi Wlnn.tt 4 i o o Mile Hum I, Mark Mutwimllh ISCI); cracking his llllli home run Philadelphia ll-li In in innings, ! tcred for seven singles in I 1-l-,'l't week nth Annual Aniorican Lemtttir.p I 0 0 0 Short ,p 4 0 10 7. Kurgan (SCI)/ ]. Taylor (SCIIj 4. as the CiunU won 10-fi » ()i)lall»(,tt 10 00 nalriicliun.p 10 0 0 Barnard (WI; T-«i33.l. I New York swept Cincinnati «-'. I innings as lie lost his lir.sl gameme Rowling Congress Senior Cham- Mile Relay: 1, SCI; 2. riattavlllai I and ll-!i Wlnonai T—1:21.3. I lie :il-viai-iilil (iiant wlii/ . St. Louis rolled over t afler winning six. pinnshi |is Sunday with a handi Tot.li )«¦ 11 I Tolali mill Pittsburgh li-l l and r.-l and , 440 Yard Rnlayi I . SCI; 7. Plallivillt; i ciiclieil In si liii.se in the sixth Los The Met.s moved 'I 1 ? gameslt s ' cap HiirhfKII of II7II. De edged Ks- MIl.WAI/KBH 003 010 020 3 I ) Winona; T--i4l. 3, Angeles ton 440 Yard Daiht I. Oou« In tan (SCI)/ limine , of Ihe nightcap when I 'tliytl Cliic.igo :i-V afler away from lust-place Pittsburgh•(^it j H IKC , 711, Chicago , nuinerup eimAoei.PHiA oio to/ ooo i t losing !>-:i in It ) innings 2. Van Voorhli (SCI) j ). Wilktnion lir.sl biisciiin ii Jim Hcachainp by defeating the Reds twice.,.,, in the Class A group, who rolled E- Atron, Allmi, VVino, Ot" Mllwiu- (SCI); 4 Wnhler (P); T- ;J0.t . «••«»¦ lot. I, Philadelphia I , ion Mllwanlirt HOYard Rum I. RKh Gnglt (JCI); 3 dropped Joe Morgan 's throw In the American , liallumirc j Jnck Fisher won his thirdiril l»llllllltl|lllU I). r ¦ /, IMrtian (SCI); ), Carlton (SCI); 4, Llll- lie stole second , then moved to slopped New York 7-.. , Roston straight game in the opener he- ! )M Ainu, Ollvrr, C.lluon , HH Aaron ;«u IW); T-liOI.», swept Detroit lid ()) SB - Aarnn 51 Klimchock, Thoinii 320-Yard Oaili ; 1 Oitorga Media third on .1 ground out. and ); 1. Buigemki tl"); I IP ii H KM nn (o TRy With Tom Duller at hat . Hous go knocked off Los Angeles li- '2 is , Charlie Smith and Hoy Mc-Av MARACAIRO , Von ez 11 c I a 4 Pnllcy (5CD) T--IJ2.J. Ion s Jim Owens uncorked a 1 and CH, Kansas City defeated i Millan. (AP) |nnn>l»r I ' , / 1 1 11 Two Mllo Rum I John Rahman (W); - Carlos HeriiaiKh-z , the Carroll /' . 4 3 J I i /. Wen ' "' " lUlnKtrl pilch that wound up five feet in Minnesota 7-1 in III innings and Smith and Hon Suoliuda con-on. world Junior welterweight Oflntki I 3 0 0 11 (SCI); 4. Sm th (W I T-liM.4. « DATED IM(MUUJL^<^yk| A PINCH limit ot the plate. Mays , spot ' -t- '> and Washington nipped O'Ooll (W,) II 1 0 0 0 0/ 'itml Pi. , II n < , .fll, 2. nected in (he second gamene , champion , stopped Colombian lllatlii'/ a rnt I I I 0 I 0 Harper (SCI), 1, Hai twill (WI; 4. Kroppa Cleveland 117 in II before losing (W); 101 ,, linK Die hall )l!> feet away, won helping Warren Spahn even his challcnitor Mario Honsito after Short /"i • I * II O- 4/ FREUHNESS^ ^ ^^^ ^ ^ TOBACCO TASTE ) Dlicuit I. Allan llaimlia (D; >. Ihe nice home -and the game. 7-:«. record nt :i-:i. ' ; naidictiun (l.,i ll l 4 I i o | , four rounds in their champion 1 ROClDUJCll , 0 0 I O i Stolai (IC.ll/ I , Prill (P); 4. Ilorawlll Enjoy Cop§nhi|in; Plict i mill pinch bitwien chitk and turn. Nt chawlnf ' • ¦ Bfcl»»»»»l»«Wa«« « ^ mmm That (lushing play climaxed a Mays doubled in one run and St . Louis' Hob OJbsoi) bccainaine.ship bunt Sunday nirjbt , i 2 3)1 A- 14,43). IW); D-I3I I' ,, mmammm ¦HHIMBHBi Foyt Obtains Soft boll Schedules Mayer Strikes IHIi7/7£^HBowlers Pick m m Are Announced mt ' ————————————mmmmmmmm\mm\^Jmm—^m ^—^ml^l.^Amm m. . ' 'Teach-in on Then*. ari> the ofllclnl National and American Koftlmll ^ Sports Choice Spot r-IRlT GAMB I.engiiB .dieihiles. IMayer* an; uskcrl lo clip tlu-iii and MIVB Blow for Old Minnesota (4) Kansas Cit y (7) Mrs. Pehler them the team on the right I H alwii .y* the home M um. II ah r h Kl al) r h bl Calendar will have the field from 6:I5-«:.W before each game, Any dliv Vlrilllli .il I t I » Camprit.lf SO 0 0 ¦ ¦ Rollins,lb II Ot Causty.it 4000: T o d a y VietNamLeaves crepanclcu are to bir called to the -atttintiwri V«r Hnflbail An- ' Olive,r« II I 2 Lockwd.ph 10 0 0 In 500 Field OOLF — Winona MlQh at ttoeheittr: tiociatlon president Mai K II I UN . Day gnnicH begin at C:.'tO . Age, Cops Klllobrw.tb Stl* Gtntll.,lb S 111 Meet TCNNII - Onalaika vi. Winona High, Hill,(I i 1 % I Blanchrd.rt 1110 At Arcadia " . INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A. J. p.m., night games ot "Jl O' Jtfferton Courti, 4 p.m. clock. NKW ORLEANS t AP) - Dick Alllton.il It 0 0 Grean.lb 5 1 4 J /Special) Foyt owns all . the records for Battey.c 10 2 1 Charles.lb llll AUCADIA , Wis. - T II en d a y Mayer , who dropped out of sight } the SOO-mile race at the Indi- NATIONAL LISAGUF. AMKKICAN i,i:Af;t;K Klndall.lb It 0 Bry.n,» 10 0 0 When the Arcadia Rowling As- BA1EBALL .:.- ' FarlbAult at Winona Many Puzzled SOI T11AI.L S( just months after he hecamc Grant,p 10 oo r/alhews lf I 0 .0 o sociation met , Tuesday evening High, Jtflrirton Field,. 4.10 p.m.; anapolis Motor Speedway IlKIHJl.K soi'TJiAU; .s( iii;i)t;i,ic Mjnchar.ph 10 10 Landls.cl 10} 0 Winona Slate at La Crotta State; WASHINGTON (AP) - Some from FIRST HALF ; king of golf in IM7 - ' FIRST HALF , will tell you Kaal .pr 0 0 ft 0. Sagul.p 100 0 for its annual banquet , Mrs. . SI: .Mary 'j at St. Thoman La the 150-mile point to the Miy 11 — >unthln» vt. W«lk|ni, out- who stayed to listen and argue . finish. May 1» — Hoi llraii vi. Fiberlle, out- thut it' s sometimes : a little - — ¦- Marldsn.ph 10 I 0 i Croitt Aquinat at Cottar, Oabrych Held; Mankaio vi. Btll'i, mli.ld; Imid; Bittam vi. bakers Totals 42 4 11 4 Lachemn.c 10 1 I 'Amelias 'Margie) Pehler was And he'll be In an ideal spot ' Local, In- H ParK, « p.m for hours came away feeling aporltmah i va. Blult Siding, FranKliu lield; Lang' s vt Oatlt, Infield, night. heorthreaking for former i re-elected secretary for the TRACK¦' — Wabattia, Lewiiton and Wi- Way :il to pick up the other li.; Harrmrnlk't, by*. there wa« ho winning side. May 3d — Makeup night . champion to attempt a come Totals 41 7 14 7 ¦tenth ' consecutive - year: nona Hlyh, Jatterton Field, 4.11 May II — nunsnme vs. Hamarnik'i, May JS r ' Fibarite vi. Biktrt' l ocal. One out whin winning run- scored. ' p.m: But college students arid marks. inllilm Mining tt, Sportsman's, oui hack. pro- Infield; Lang'i vi. Hol-Brtu, oullield; MINNESOTA 000 110 010 0- 4 Re elected treasurer was Mrs. VV f (I n f » rl a y Foyt , .10, four-lime national liuloj Bul k vi. Ulull hiding, inliald, Uioiaill vs. -. Oatlt, ' - Fr 'anrtlin St.. ' KANSAS CITY OIO MI O07 1-- 7 fessors; after a weekend mass ¦¦ . . But the 42-year-old Mayer, BASEBALL — Winona High vt. Maitppa nighl; Watkint, fcy«. .: ' . May 37—No icheduled game . E—Bryan, Causey OP —Minnesota I. .John i Curm'-n i Klllian. Mrs . ririvinj n champion from Hous- who came from the same era of at Kellogg, 4:15 p.m. (Dittr lct Three "leach-In " discussion of U.S. May 1.4 .: — Sunsnlnt vt. Ball' s , In Junt I- Lang't vt. - Bakers; Local, oul- LOB—Mlnnesoia 10, Kansas City 7. Gilford 'Marvel ) Schultz was . ton, Tex., won the r>(Ki last year field , - Mankatu vt. Haineriiik't., in- lield; Hol-Brau vs. Oaiii inllftld; Bie- IB-Bailey, Oc-nlile. Ib-Versalles, Tournament). Viet Nam policy, sceni to think , golf that produced; such- greats Tournament);. Caledonia Laredo et llirlu, night; Walkmi vs.: Ululf sidlny, sanz vi Fiberlle, Inlield, night Charles. HR—Hall ()), Oliva (4), Green elected vice; president and for the second time and set rec- . as Ben Hogan and Byron Nel- Winona cotter, Oebrycri Park, 4.4} the idea is simply great. oullield; *porlaman'a, bye. Junt 3 — Bakert' Locil vt Oatlt, In- 3 (4), Oentlle (I), Charles (1). SB-Rol '' ) •Kr' ' ' ' May 31 — Sunshine vi. Blull Siding, . ' lint. . Mrs. Krvin ' Harriet ickson , p.m . Iblitrlct Tournamanl). ords all the way after taking liald; Bittam vt. ""Hol-Brau, oullield; son , struck a blow for old a«e ' "Questioning of American oullield; Sportsman' s vi, tiamernik't, Fiberlle vt. Lang't, inlield, night. IP H R (H OB SO sergeahl at arms. T h ur ed. a y. charge at 150 miles. But the franklin St.; Watkini vi. Hall s, In : ¦ '¦ and .sentiment Sunday when he foreign policy is a responsibility Junt '• '— Hot Brau vi. Baktrt' Lo- Granl S'V 7 3 1 0 I The business meeting was con- Nothing ithaduled . marks for the qualification s and llild; Mankato, bya. cal, inlield; Lang't vi. Biusani, outfield; chipped in from at least 90 feel Kllppsleln IH 1 • 0 • I , F r i d a y university students have never May 31 — MariKalo vs. Blult Siding, Oatlt vs. Flberilt, Franklin St. the llith hole to win the Plols ... 1 2 1 , 10 1 ducted : by I he president , . M rs. taken on before In this coun- the early part of the race eluded outlleld; Sportsman' s vt. Ball's, In- Junt Id — Fibtrlle vi. Hol-Brau, In- out on Worlhlngton ' ., - ... '(, . 1 0 0 I 0 BASEBALL - Winona High (AIR) at . . " Hay 'Rita) Walters and awards Auttlni Bemldil at Winona Slalt. Jiirn . luld, Walk,in vi. Hamarnik'i , inlield, field; Bakert ' Local vt . Blatant, Inliald, $I0O,(KHl New Orleans Open. He Nrlson . .. ' % i 1 30 2 try . " said Margaret Thomas, a night; Suhirilne, bye. nighl; Oatlt vt. Lang Sequl 7 1 1 I 4 Oabrych Park, 1 p.m. " 't, oullield. shot a WI in the final round for a ¦ • .- were--presented by Mrs. Peh- student at lie took care of qualifications Junt 2 — Mankaio vi. Sunshine, out- June 11—Makeup night. Dickson > 3 11 O 0 TRACK¦ — Winona High at Big Nina political science ; - Held, Watkini vi, sportiman'i , Frank- June 1) — Bakert' Local vi. Fiberlle, 27H total. Drabowsky V-, 0 0 0 0 7 ler. ;; Meal, Norlhlleld . . Saturday by roaring four times . GOLF — Wlnont High at Auilin. j American University in Wash- lin St.; . BsiH'i vs. Henwnik's, Inlield, outfield; Hof Brau vt. Lang't, Infield; Wyatt (W.i 01 1 , 0 0 0 » 1 ( the 2Vi-miIe track at night; Blult tiding, bya. Bruce Devlin and Billy Mar- HBP—By Segul (Rollins) T—3:15. Mrs Roland .Sharon i Haines TENNIS — Winona High at Austin. ington. "They should have done around an Oailt vt. Bleisni, Franklin SI. ¦ average of .'16.1,2X1 - -miles per Juna 7 — Sponsman'i vi. Sunshine, June 2} — Bakers' Local vs.' Lang's, tindale finished in a tie for sec- SECOND GAME . . was elevated to president. She Saturit ay :. so.long ago" . Inliald; Walklni vt. Mankaio. inliald, Inlield; Oasis vt. . -Hol-Brau. Inlield, ond with 274s and pocketed $H ,- Minnesot a (2) Kansas City (4) was vice president last year . BASEBALL - Bemldil el Winona Stale hour and hitting a hot hip at night; Blull Siding vt. Hamarnik'i, night; Blctani vs . Fiberlle, oullield. al) r h bi ab r h bl (3), Oabrych Park, 1J noon 5)3 ' "fh« teach-in was great^ ]61,95B. He drove the No. 1 Sher- ouiliald; Boll't,: bya. June 74—No schoduled gamtt. 400 each/ Both finished with 70s . Versalles,ss SO 10 Camprls.lt 0 The Tuesday night, trophy, GOLF — Winona Stale In Northern In- Juna 1 — Watkins vt. Sunslilna, out- SECOND HALF Jack Nicklaus, the favorite Klndall.lD 7 0 0ft Landis.c 4110 (each bowler received a minia- tercollegialte Conlarence Meet, St. 1 said Janet Gladfelter, another aton-Thompson rear-engine Lo- tltld; Bell't vt. Mankato, Franklin SI.; Junt V —¦ Oatii vi. Baktrt' Local, Valdspno.ph I 0 0 0 Harldsn.lb 10 11 Cloud. Oliva,rl 4 0 10 Gentlle.lb 110 1 ¦'iu' American University student. tus-Ford. Blull Siding vt. Sportsman's , Inlield; Infield, night; Hol-Brau vi. Bletani, In- here , finished Sunday's round ' re- trophy) went to- f'.ernice TRACK — Winona Slatt In Norlhern Hemarnik'i, bye. Held; Lang't vi. Flberltt. outfield. with a0 for a 72-hole total of Klllebrw .lb 4 110 Mathews.rf 2 0 0 0 •Style Shop, The team won a Intercollegata Conltrenca Meet , St "But it came three month! As the fastest qualifier on the Juna 14 — Makeup , night . July 1 — Bakori' Local vs. Hol-Brau, Hill.cl 10 11 Green,Jb 3 0 0 0 Cloud, Juna It — Hamarnik't vt,. Sunshine, outfield; Blctani vt. Lanq't, infield, 275. Thi.s left him tied with Jack Allison.ll 10 .00 Charles.lb 4 I » 0 i rolloff: with Ernie Keck s Qr- j too late: There has been no de- first trial day, Foyt will start Rollins inliald; Sportiman'i vt: Mankaio, out- night; Flberite vt. Oatlt , inlield. Cupit and George Knudson for ,3b 4 120 Lachemn.c 4 1 1 I l-eh'cstra by 117 pins. ! bate on President Johnson's de- the race in the pole position — lit Id; Blull Jibing vt. Bell' t . Franklin July a — Hoi Brau vt. Fibenta, In- Zlmrhfrrin/c 10 0 0 Causey,ss 3 0 0 1 ' St.; -Walklni, bya. field, night; Blei.im vi. Bakers' Local, fourth place, which was worth Batley.ph 0 0 0 O Talbot .p¦ . ,'. 3 0 1 0 The team sponsored; -by . .Vlrsi j cision -to. - bomb North Viet spot in the front thice ear Stlqman p 70 OO Drabosky.p 1 0 0 0 . . ¦ inside Juna 1.1 — . Makeup nighl. Infield; Lang't vi. Oatii, outfield: $4,500 to each. Arnold Palmer i Nam:" " ' ¦' . - Xl-ear field. Juna il — Bell's yi. Sunshine, In- July e— Makeup nighl. Mlncher.ph 00 OO :— Krnest Sonsalla is made up of' row of the. was well down the list , with a Grant,pr 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 4 113 ) Lake City Golf fluid; Hamarnik't vt. Mankato; Frank- July 13 — Flberile vi. Baktri' Local, Mrs. Daniel ' Doris Sonsalla , The scene of the marathon, 15 Nineteen cars qualified Satur- lin St.; blull Siding vi. Wllkini, oul outllold; Lang't vt. Hol- B rau, Franklin 2«4 total worth $258. Koslro,2b 1 0 10 ' tiald; sportiman'i , byt. SI.; Bieiani vt. Oatlt, inlield. ¦captain; 'Mrs. Ki nest 'Bernice i hours of discussion Saturday, day, at speeds from Foyt's Mayer, a native of New F>ng- folals 11 1 (. 1 Juna H — Blull Siding vj. Sunshine July 11 — Lann 't yi, Bakers' Local; Sonsalla , Mrs. Werner ' Eleanor ) was Washington. It was broad- i-eeord to 1511.407 by Norm llall Inlield, night; Hamarnik' t vt. Sportt IntJeld, night; Hol-Brau vs. Oailt, out- land who now makes his home MINNESOTA 010 000 100— 2 man'i , outilalct ; Belt's vs. Watkins , In field; Bietani vs. Fiberlle, infield, KANSAS CITY . 000 : OIL MX— 4 Haines , Delone Scbultz. Rose Team Wins Two cast by radio arid television to or Hollywood. Calif. Two more at Palm Desert , Calif., was at E—Lachemenn, Klippstein 3 DP—Min- field; Mankito, bye. July 30 — Bakers ' Local vs. Oasis, Kmerson , Mrs. Leonard 'Ruth) more than 100 college cam- Juna M — Blull Siding, ' outllold , ' .' Bietani vs. Hof-B' ra' u.. inlield, nesota 1, Kansai Cily 3. LOB—Minnesola , Minn. qualified Sunday, filling a tenta- vs. Mankato ". his prime in 1957. He won the Pierzina ; Mrs; Roland Renita ) , LAKE; CITY - Lake ; oullield; Sporliman'i vt. vValkint, in nlghti Fiberlle vs. Lang' s, infield. ' a, Kansas Ci'V ' ' puses . In some instances, tive . line-up of seven rows for U.S, Open , the . $100,000 World IB—Hall, Landis, HR—l.achemann 12). City copped two ends of a three- 1 field, night; Hamarnik't vt. Bell't/ in July 31—Makeup night. Sobotta , Mrs, George 'Arelene) groups watched a few hours, ¦ race. ' field; Sunthing, bye, . July V — Hol-Brau vs. Bakers! Lo- Championship of Golf , was SB-Campaneris, Landis. S—Causey, Zim- way golf meet with Red Wing . the. - . merman Gianzer and Mrs. Jerome 'Glor- 20, SECOND HALF cal, Infield ; Lang's vs; Biesanz, outfield; and . here Saturday, beating the then got into their own lengthy Mm Clark, former world July J — Sunshine vt. Mankato, out: Oasis vs. Fiberlle, Infield, nighl. named Golfer of the Year IP H R-ER.B .B SO ia) Suchla: Stiqman » 7 3 1 17 ' debates over the U.S. position in champion of Duns, Scotland , ran field; Sportiman'i vi. Walklni, inliald, July Jt — Fiberlle vs.. Hol-Brau, out- led the nation 's money winners ' Wingers ..3l4- .1l'5 in the varsity j night; Hamarnik't vt. Bell't , Infield; field , Bakert' Local vs Biesanz, Frank- Kllppsleln (Ll ll 1 4 1 ) 1 1 The Thursday night champion ¦ • ¦ - | Viet Nam . . four laps at lfiO.729 and one at Blull Siding, bye. lin SI.; Oasis vs. Land's, inlield. with $fi5 ,ft:S5. Talbot - «'i J 3 1 •«. . 3 competition and taking the"C" | ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ' was Weaver Construction , which " ¦ • ¦• 1 — Sunshine vi. Sportiman August 3 — Bakers' Local vs. Fiberlle, Drabosky (W .l J) 3 . I 0 0 1 0 ifio.97ri;Y : July. 'i, . ¦ ¦" squad event 210-227. Carroll C'agle. lormrr ' 'edi tor outfield; Mankato Vi. Watkint, infield; Infield; Hol-Brau vs. Lang' s, oullield; Slock . , 0 0 0-0 1 won a rollpff with the Arcadia Foy t , Clark and Dan .Gurhey Hamarnik't vs. Blufl Siding, Franklin Oasis vs. Biesani, Franklin St. WP-Stlgmin . T-2:47. A-»,i»4. ' , the first-half winners, Red Wing won the ''B'.' meet of the campus newspaper at August 3 — Bakers' Local vs. Lang s, 'Fryers- ' ¦ of Costa Mesa , Calif., all driv- St.; Ball'l, bya. ' J05-2J3, ¦ :' New Mexico University, and July 13 - Sunihlnt vi. Walkim, In- outfield ; Oasis vs. Hof-Brau. Franklin j by 15 pins: ing Lotus-Fords, will start in field; Mankato vt. Bell't, Inlield. night; St.; Flberite vs. Biesanz, infield. Members of the Weaver team The Lake City varsity - . was . - Thomas Horn , a student council Sportimtn't vs. Blufl Siding, outfield; League playofl—Aug. 10, 13, 17. Injuries Hit I the front row . Hamernlk'i, Dya. City playoff—Aug. 3B, 30." Sept. .1. ; are: Mrs. Edward (.Joyce) paced by Tom Dunwell with 75. |i member at that school , said July 14 — Sunihint vi. Hamernlk'i, Day games start at . t-.M p.m. Night W-K Easy iGiemza , . captain; Mrs. Bruno Bob Cliff hit 7fi . Mike Duncan i! they didn 't think either the ad- Infield, night; Mankaio vs. Sportiman'i, games start at fl p.m. Infield; Bell' (Maiiene ) Weaver , Gloria Sal- HI and Tom Herron B2. Red ! ministration or critics of its pol- t vt. Blull siding, oul ¦¦j¦ field; Watkins, bya. , wey, Mrs. Albert ( Helen) Wing got 76s . from Jim Suther- ' icy won the debate July II — Sunshine vi. Ball's, Infield; Derby Winner Mrs. Joseph (Mary Reaction to the teach-in was Mankato vt, Hamernlk'i , outfield; Wat- Winner Schreiber , land and Bob Hedin , 80 from Packers Cop kini vi. Blull Siding, infield, night; Jane) Snow , . Mrs, Gertrude Bill Hendrickson and 83 from mixed, a survey found. Sportiman'i, bye. Mrs. Raymond (Mari- July 31 — -Sunihlnt vi, Blull Siding, Buckeyes Top George, Tom Olson . Some Verbal heat was di- Infield; Sportsman'i vs. Hamernlk'i, an) Klonecki and Mrs. Wayne Native Charger . Pete Hendrickson and Royce rected at McGeorge Bundy, infield, Watkint vt. Bell' night; t, out- In Track (Verna) Gilbertson. presidential adviser on. national field; Mankato, bye. BALTIMORE CAP).: - Inju- Kahas of Red Wing shared "B" Victories July.. li — Mankato vi. Blull Siding, .. tournament the Two Washington-Kosciusko !' In the city security , who canceled out of Franklin SI.; Sportiman'i vi. Ball'l, ries, which have plagued thor- pow- honors with 45s and Don Voth of Pehler Trucking Team brok e Inlield; Watkini vt. Hamtrnlk's, oul- Big Ten Race, oughbred racing's 3-year-old ered its way to lopsided victor- Red Wing was medalist in the the Washington program at the lield; Sunshine, byt, j the tie between Wally's Electric last minute. July 38 — Mankato vs. Sunihlnt, division all year, struck again in ies over Jefferson and Central "C competition with 50 and A-G Feeds , totaling: 2,831 . Franklin SI.; Walklni vi. Sportiman'i, the Preakness as Tom Rolfe in both light and heavy weight ! Sunshine s vi. . Hamtrnlk's oullield; Pehler Truck From Infield; Bell' ! Members of the ,600 race Saturday divisions Friday at Jefferson : Peters Packers, Wisconsin Bluff SWIng, bye. won the. $180 are Mrs. Aurelius (Margie) LORAS M, WINONA 47, Aug. 3 — Sportiman'i vi. Sunihlnt, Use Easy Way field in a junior high track | ing ' - - '¦ ''I with a neck decision over Dap- , (Margaret) - . PARSONS « . fast pitch softball champions Infield; Watkins vs. Mankaio, outfield; BIG TKN meet. Pehler, Mrs. Adrian Bluff Siding vi. Hamernlk'i , Franklin per Dan. ( IP); 1 Court 120-Yard Hurdlti: 1 Long Supreme In three of the past four years, W Pehler , Mrs. Donald Lorraine) St.; Ball's, Dye. . L, Pet . OB . Manley (PI; 3, Andenon (L); 4. Oradt . Ohio Slalt 12 a fading sev- Heavyweight - scores were swept a double-header from de- Aug 4 — Watkint vs, Stnthlna, out- .»» Lucky Debonair , : Glanzcr; Mrs. Richard (Janice) (W); T-:U.l. Michigan ? 3 750 - W-K 56 Jefferson 29 field; Bell't vi. Mtnkato, Inlield; Bluff . enth in the 1 3-16-mile race after , . , Central 7. (Eve- 100-Yard Dalhr 1 Lothamar (Ll; 1. fending Winona champ ion Sun- Michigan Slate ; ,. a a .447 1 I Glowcheski, Mrs. Dominic Siding vi. Sportiman'i, Franklin St.; winning the Kentucky Derby, Lightweight scores were W-K ¦ Wade (W); 3. Gibvon (PI; 4 . Waltrmtn Cafe Sunday at Hamernlk'i, Jjye. Illinois : 7 5 .581 3 j lyn) Slaby and Mrs. Gerald . : Sets Rules for shine Bar and (W);. T— :10.l. Indiana . 5 S .500 3 Central 18 Jefferson Aug. ? — Hamernlk'i vi. Sunihint, and Native Charger, fourth in 52'/z , , , H'/i! ' Mile Run I, Bill Barnard (W); }.: Gabrych Park . . Iowa « . 5 .444 (Virginia) George. Franklin SI.; Mankato vi. Sportiman'i, n't ! Bialr (P); 3, Munor (Li; 4, Andenon I WISCONSIN - , . 5 7 .417 4 the Kentucky Derby and Preak- Sam Nottlernan led W-K 1 The winners won the opener Infield; Bell't vi. Bluff Siding, oul- ¦ Other city tournament results : (W); T—4:17.1, / Purdue 4 - .*- . ' 400 4 list heavyweights with firsts in the . hurling of veter- lield; Walkins, bye. ' • ' " • ness, went on the hospital showed Mrs. Jerome (Marion ) Mile Relay: 1 Loral; 1. Penonti 1. 7-4 behind the s vi. Sunthine. In- MINNESOTA . » i .333 *'- nona Volley Riders Saddle (Hub pressing him Ihe last half mile. munjon (W-Kli 1 Massie (C), 4. Oer- i Hen Gamoke , Mrs. Gile Club Oil 2.741: Killian Shellane "We shouldn 't have any Wisconsin is in seventh place des (WK); H-4 7 ' do) (Jean- ' le Shop 2,- members had a field weekend Ilis conch , .1. I) , Kdmi.s'ton . Herrick , Mrs. Gerald 2 ,740; Herniee s Sty trouble Rotting up, " said with a S-7 record. Cops Honors Broad Jump: 1. Bell (W-K I; ?. L«f»- 701) i at a htihr (W-K) md Lotqulst (J); 4. Rt ette) Myers, Mrs. Charles (Mo- 7211; Killian Furniture 2 , ; Ar- Spencer. "We just have to horse show here , placing timed his lasl quarter in ftfi .V ( [ first or second in all but two seconds, The crowd of 7 ,000 pllnskl (WK); D-lV4' i. na) Carhart , Mrs . Edward Lo- cadia Fryers 2 ,(i9C ; Gobbles 2 ,- be. ". ,(iH5; of the 13 clnses entered. uracil him on all the; way. f is) K;iiser and Mrs . Jerome liO.f; Mvers Bakery 2 Reh- Topping the Hawks In hit- ( ,(i;i() 2,(i2l ; Sun Bolnnd was a trip le win- In Archery Dolores) Kokott hah 2 ; Her/lnski Oil | ting arc: Dave Bauer 304: Spring Grove Women An unusual award was pre Overhead Doors 2 ,(i0fi ; Ernie ner on her Palomino gelding - Hob Kral- ! Gary Addington .357; Todd ' Cotter 14th KF.NDALL. Wis. seated to the Ernie Reck team . Reek's 2 „riliH ; Riverview Lanes V el le r Hi Life . In addi- ' End Keg ling Season . Spencer 310; Wayne Morrii z.ko took the men s champion- : 55:1 and Midland Co op 2 ,4fi5. tion lo being named grand All five team members had per- 2 , I .3011 ; R . D . Boschulle .27(1 ; ship in the W'CFAL League SPHINC C.HOVK. Minn. ( Spe- fect attendance on Tuesdays .Second place in all-events ebampion gelding, Ycller Hi archery meet here Sunday liy I Jim Doyle .250 , Ahrens .231 cial) — The Spring (J rove Members are : Mrs. Willis Her - went to Mrs Ronald Darbo with Life won first place in 14-17 HIS 'N' HERS totaling 4011 points to 404 for and Loren Benz .229. Hal Rod W L. In K of C women 's howling teams held zinski , captain , Mrs Raymond I ,"till Other places were won by horsemanship, regular senior Winona runnerup Ron Quamen , Molock had this to say "St. Overhy Ruttart 30 11 I heir season ending hnmiuet Fri- Walters , Elaine Sobotta , Mrs . Mrs Jerome Kokott l , 7(in , La- ¦ pleasure, aged gelding and was Kaiinhuunan - Kauphuinian It I) IinCllKSTKH , Minn - Colter Another Winonan , Perry Mod- . Thomas was rained out. Sat. second Fvant Gunderson 11 11 I day evening at the Chateau James Kotlar/ and Mary I,on Vina Mueller l, 75fi , Mrs. ', unlay in Palomino nl Iwillor . High School finished in 14lh i jeski, was first , in men 's expert nnd that puts us right The Mclilmury Kane 31 It Knmlu. Charles Welt/cm LVrili , Mrs ball pair also placed fourth in Fniinlam Cillant II It | place in the Knighls of (lolum- wilh :i:iv. Supper Chili . I.a Crosse. behind Ihe ei^lil They Ihe Aniltrton > tinmen 11 It Perfect attendance awards (or 1, 7311 , Mrs Nor- (the Palomino pleasure. . I HIS meet held here Saturday Maine Ileiinan of Winonn Fifty members were present . Aiireliud Pehler Tommies are fl-l In the Sue PIN DUS1BRI the Thursday ni^ht league went ( i Felting, 1 ,736. , ) , riding her two-year old Hal Rod Linal copped honors in women's ex- Mrs Marge Burreson presided . bert Eleanore league the Rodmm fl-3 won 't j with four points, ( Tallinn , S;ivage Bartender , W t. pert division with 2C>0 points nnd Mrs. Owi'ii Hagen and Mrs. Don to: Mrs. George Helen * Uhihn La Vina Mueller was second in i make them up, no we can 't placed Wlnnna Ru« Cleaning 11 14 All four Humidors points were ciitrh them " sixth in haller class. 11 l» (Jury Frat/.ke and Gary Gil- Sherburne gave annual reports, of Midland Co-op. Mrs . Vernal singles with Ii23 , followed by norn't I O.A .tallied liy Hill Browne , who was ( ) ' Another trnnhv winner was Black Hon* Bottle Club 11 It christ took junior firsts. Awards went lo Mrs. Mildred Dolores Solberg of Overhead Mrs Jerome Wo/ney 017 , Mrs II SI Mary s wins Tuesday, Fountain ' Shofly 'i 31 30 j scrum ' iu Ihe 44l>-yjinl dash •SI Thomas will show a (WO City s Jim Uiclilman ll 3t Fi al/ke won Ihe junior hoys Paulson fur high game; Mrs. Door , Olivia McWeetiev and Gilford Scliult/ and Mrs Jerome with Oraham A McOuIrt ! Willi ;i lime of Yit .!> . He also ( ) n first in open wivsloni Viking Jiwirig Machine 71 ll lltle with :t2!l points and Gil- Ilayward Ilent ley highest aver- Mrs Ronald Delia Darbo of i Gloria ) Suchla 211) , Mis. , percentage while Si M,ny> pleasure He rude his young Mevt 't l ounge 11 ll [lied for sixth in the lOO-ynr d Killiim Furniture , Mrs. Rurton Charles Wcllyoin 1.05 ; Gloria Sal | will he .750. Blanclia' i 14 1« christ heat Mike Gilchrist Jr. age; Mrs . Merle llnslad high stallion Foxy He Wolf. The pair 11 11 dash , hut no runoff was held, Sauer of Arcadia Fryers , Mrs wey 003 , Mrs Rol-.erl (Mary "We had high hopes Cnn- Teaintlnis in Ihe cadet division with 154 three game series ; Ihe Hill 1 placed second in two-year-old lltlirtchl'i 11 11 Colter ' Adrian Pehler of Pehler Truck - Ann) Gilherlson , 5HI and Mrs coriiiii would beat I hem Salur- •unihlni Cafe 11 » I s Mike M c Andrew points, Mike was second with Welch team for high game, and 1 stallion and In regular junior day and put u ,i in pood mn- Schinldlt Heer II >1 I lii'okc the school record of :2'l.:\ III ). (irovo for high ing and Mrs. Gernld Wolfe nnd Ronald Darbo , i "Mi pleasure. HAY Sl/VIB Spring Hatchery ¦ tending no.sition " I in ( lie low hurdles , liul didn ' A total of :il Winona archers Mrs Jerome Kokott of Arcadia Second place in doubles went , said Mo- Weilgalt t series . The Hatchery was also "That' Allen (loci /.man wax second W I Clar. (Janet t Smith I lock . s nut now " place were among the I Hi-riutn field league Cliampion with Mines Cleaners. lo Mrs . 'tlon hi regular junior reining, open Old Don !«' i If t IMI:N'S (HAMI'ION nob Fralikt , WI Holdipg top series In Ihe and Mrs Gerald Wolfe Llllii The conch Is iindeenlei l nn BliHkhuiUii 11 li l,n Crosse Acquiiias look first nnna, 401/ Knnnlt Quamen, Wlnnna, Laurence Ilentley, Ilayward a pitcher, Hill western p|e;i.siire and three and 10 [ 404| Clint OlllttH, la crout, ' Thursday nighl league was Mrs . Other phtee.'i went lo Mrs Jo Krioodler , Bob Boii'i >* placo with nS',s points. The If* Ilentley, Hob lllllniiin , Sig Berg- I' four-year-old gelding. Hiding Oolrlnn Tlgtit 1« 1° MIN'l HXI'BRT ptrry Mod|aakl, Hlirton Sauer and Ihe Tuesday soph Snow mid Mrs . Edward anuli.se, Jean Cardin or Boh Haldy He llnmri 11 Jl meet wns highlighted hy the Wlnnna, 3)1; Wall Millard, Wnkixla, rud , Rodney Hentley and U's Annst will get the cull Wolf , Ihe pair also nnunctii l"'i ll' i llll Larry Har mirn, Richland Can league Mrs Rnland Haines. Giicn/a 1 , 1113 . Delone Schultz. was second in regular junior lo|i Scorn 1» J« perforninnce ot Tom Whilehnwk Itr. Ill Solie making up the team Thursday league awards went and Mrs Jerome Suchln 1 , 171: Winonn State coach , Di L. western nig yitldi i l« 4» In I lie pole viiull . The Kiiilhaiilt MBN'J BOWMBIN John Zahrli, la Officers lor next year will he A McCown , pleasure ( lout |o Ann Klonecki , who improved Mrs, Cluirles Welt/eln and saw his team ti Assir . , nil Ouant Jacob, W»Kixl«, Wetlualt Howl youth went i:i-7'-. . That hellers 1101 llnwarit Nilinn, Hlchland Canttr , Mrs. Dorothy l.andin , president ; her average 17 p ins , and Mrs, Mrs. Charles i Donna) Neil/el defeat Munkaln Friday lo lliil rnh Shop 43 1 ] itH 'i the listed hifli .srhool record ol ion . Mrs. Cilenn Klnneherg, vice pre- ) iiush its NIC mark to 5-2 he- Ovcrb y-Rustnd Tops Hulli'i Utttauianl la ll MliNA ANCIIIft I1KK lll.hlnw , la Richard iDinniie Welt/eln ol 1.100; Miss Elaine Sohottii and Rupperl' t Orntnry IS' i 1)H t;i-3 Mini Is lops In the state. trnite, 111; Ail Jtnitn, Kind til sident ; Mrs. U's Solie , secre- the Tuesday league with 13 pins Mrs Richard Glowcheski 1 , 150 ; lore being rained out ol n Weekend Tc.im Totals I' niaiu trucking IS )> .lot, Boh Horn, Winona , IM twin hill Saturday, He ex- i « Pnl Murphy of Aruiinnn liroke tary ; Mrs Rodney Hentley, Arcadia Fryers hit IMS , Cluh Mrs Gilford Schult/. and Krvin tialu ' i standard »' i' i MIN't HUNTBR Mtlvln Pauiha , Ktn pects lo pilch Roger Rnenke Willi tine weekend to go , Knlliiiuilnne I iiinliti im i 11> , I his old l ecord In the high hur IUII, 1»01 11m Wtlli, La Crom, ?!>, Ireasiirer , Mrs, Carol Krlrkson, fi;i !) !() and Overhead Doors 1)24 . ErirkMij i 1 , 145 , Mrs Frank Ov(«rhv-fiiini, -K | owns first phice daik « Clark Hit ll' i *<> • dles with n I HI clocking and Onrrtori I'nlirt, Wlnnna, 111. and J, D. Harnette against Walklni llniiit et Kino ll' i ty , j WOMIN'S KXeBRl Plaint Rinnan, publicity, and Mrs R A Wil- Ernie Reek 's Orchestra rolled (Orphic ) Schmilt and Mrs. Ed- !'i Ihe ( La Crosse Hal Kuil ills 'N Hers I.BOION ' l ied his murk in Ihe lows wllh Wlnnna , Uti Malial lanin, Richland heltiiNuii , sergeant nt arms '.\7!U , A G Feed :', M2 and Kil- win ( Doris ) Servais 1, 144 howling Hal Hod lanai ( tnlar , Ml; fat Canriahl, l.a Clone The only oilier ch.ingn leaiiiie I'alnli a lime of : l!i ,V , St. Paul Hill' s Door pii/es were given. lian Shellane 2 ,!>07 hollowing Ihe business meet- •he nvei WI. could MCO Tom N'uhl move Into tiuini sweiil humus nauer Kltcl ll'i lllln-ynrd relay team set n new WOMEN'* BOWWBN Lillian Rat>ba Tcimi serie.i awards for the ing special prizes were nw anted Ihe weekend 2III MilUI Service 3» Komlall, lUj frtn Ollchrltl, Wlnixia, center field. , piling up 7fl l X . slumlord with n t ime of 1 IH (I Thursday league went to Aread by Mrs. Itoland Haines, They ^'iliiiul a 47!> from Margo Rus- llaniernlki Bar 1' IMi alunlii OaMan, La Crout, lit (i .M.KSVIM.K HANQl'F.T ¦ t n>| Slit a n«r ., 31 as did lleiillde 's Kd Twoiney In WOMUN'l AROIIN Oorolhy Oyh ( In Fryers 2 , IMIli , Arcadia C\mm went lo Mrs Richard (Dlnnnc) Nino golfers brokn par of 2R/I tad . willimm Annan 11 tinuin, la Crmai, lOti Dallai Point , CALKSVIUJ'], Wis., Special) the half mile with a time ol ers 2 , 5|)ii and Pehler 's Trucking Wclt/.ein , Mrs Jerome Wo/.ncy, Miirr ly lliuisen t iiiiibeil 177 N S .I' 1"> Winona , ICti Hilda Cair, Wlnana, »* • The women 's howling leagues for Ihe four round.s In the recent nunkt Afro ii i I Ml I JUNIOR IIOVI - Oary rialiKa, Wlnnna, will have a humpiet at Smltlv ' s , 2.nn; i Elaine Soliotta , Mrs Raymond MiiKtciH , But none was close to A >'d Hud Hansen '.'ll.'i Im Amlei Mayan (.incti y Iti i )7», Tom Jal, Wadnda, IHi Run Culiei miiv inn in a iiiiiiigiilai' alii llantk Mtndall. Ill l„i :il) , llifili series (oi the rhursiliiy Klonecki , Mrs Linus ( I'liylks) winner Jack Nicklaus who nhot '•'m-lhinseii , while .liiliu McKI- Hanmn "••' " Ci i),v>c, al li p in Wed winnna fliiiiihina Ca. n with I .ounli 'M mill .Austin I' ncelli (Mllll Only (.ll. hlillil, Wlnnna , nesday Awnrds for the season lenuRr went lo Mrs Hurlon Wolfe , Mrs, Edward (Mary Lis a record 271 , heuling the field 'miry was smashing f'.'•«> lor Walklni rilli l' I14i Mlkt Ollchidlil li , Wlnnna , McKlrniir v-Kiine. riiddy 'i Bar ll' i jlnlrrc endlnu lU M 'IIMIII . llo, Mohln Oltrtttn, Ktndlll, fl. will Im presented, Snucr . 62fl . Min, Gei aid Wolfe , owskl nnd Judith Kuinel/.. by nine stroke*, (Pub Data Monday, Way 17, ltM) Help Wanled—Mal«¦ ¦ 27 Monumentj, Mtmorlalt 1 V _. ] _...; _..0_ _ .- ... City ol Wlnone. Minnesota 1 P. M. New York wanted. Nela Jol'n»oji BOARO OF ZONING APPEALS GREEN TENT-»xl2 losf Sat between BRICK LAYERS , Co., I'O , nnx 707, Wi- Beaver nnd Plainview. Rewnrd lei. Construcllnr. Stock Prices Notice of Hearing Want Ads or call 3732. , Weakness in Plainview 5.14-2572 or Winona 8-349/ . nona, Minn., ^ All'd Ch MVi OntTPpr HV- PI EASE TAKE NOTICE: that an application ha» b^a^s mad* MONUMENTS I. MARKERS and ceme- "ARCADIA^ BLAIR Co. by Richard D. Rnlne for a variation tery lettering. All W. Haake, 119 E. or wllllnfl Wabasha living In 19 in Als Chal 24% Jus & L 68*ii YOUNO marr led nian fioni the reuulrements of tha Winona Start Here Sanborn. Tel. 5248. Mr ro„|a salei. 7i)nino Ordinance so a^i to . permit con to move In Ihls area Amrada 7fi*i Kn 'ct 112 BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- the tint monlh, Blue Chip slrucllon ol an addition lo nl» house S/2 50 per vueek salary Lost and Found 4 Car necessary. Wrlta closer' ..to the jlde lol lint at Ihe follow- to SIM tlier«ciller. Am Cn , 47 Lrld 44'» (Tllfsl de .Prlv«, L« Competition " ing described property: ¦—4«, M, 41, 61, 64. »6, 71. Warren lirler,. 3410 . . . Princess KEY RINO LOST -- conlalnlncj keys, AVIi: , : "" Am M&F -18*t - . Mp Hon 69 , Lot 4, II lock 4, Norlon'i Addition, * Crosse, . . __ ___ near 7lh 8. Liberty; Reward. Tel, 7190. Swansons, Happy Ramblers 4-H Am Mt 12% Mn MM 62^ or at 50».SI1 Wilson Street. Notice Is sent to the applicant and to NOTICE , all of Plainview and grad- Stocks Noted the owners of property affected by tht Club AT&T 69% Mn & Ont - Thli newspaper will be responsible IMMEDrATE OIMCNINGS application . Flower* 5 uates this year of Plainview ' NEW YORK (AP)-Weakness for only one Incorrect Insertion of ' ' ' Community School ; Am Tb . 38 Mn P&L 58' n A hearing on this petition will bi any; classified Advertisement publish- - ,' . FOR in a few blue chips put an ir- rjlvi'n In the Court Room of the city ed In tha Want Ad section. Check Minnesota, . Thalia Copple, 18, daughter Ancda 66 Mn Com 93'-i Hall . Winona. at 7:30 p.m. your od and call 332? If correction "" ' regular stock market lower on on Ainy 57, 1965. at which time, Inter- • BUSHES , must ba made. ROSE of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Copple Arch-Dn 37'i Mon Dak 404 average early this afternoon . ested persons nsay appear either In per- ' SINGLE FARMHANDS Zumbro Falls, sponsored by Armc St 67V£ Mn Wd 36*» Trading was fairly active , son. In writing. ' or by agent, or by Mazeppa Farmers Co-op Dairy, altorney, and present any reason s syhlch All Patented Varieties ($150 month iip| slacking from a brisk early they may have to the granting or de- .; - ' graduating this year from Ma- Armour 46* 4 Nt Dy 97% ¦ ¦ nylno ot ' thls petition . Card of Thankt Mr. IJncoln , Camelot, pace. ; .' ' ' zeppa High School; Avco CP 23VB N Am Av 53s fc . . They are requested to prepare- thatr Christian Dior, Dresden. 16 ¦ " ¦ ¦ ' A decline of about 6 points by case, in detail, and present all evidence BEYER- MARRIED FARM . . Marlys Dickerman, 18. daugh- ' ' relating to this pellllon at the lima Varieties from nationally Beth Stl 38 Nr N-Gs. mi DuPont depressed the averages: . We wish to-extend our sincere thnnki Mr; and Mrs. Thomas ol the scheduled , hearing. tor all the kindness, sympathy, floral famous Ilgenfritz Nurser- COUPLES ter of - ¦ Bng Alr 75 Nor Pac 48 The issue had a big rise last Respectfully, , and spiritual offerings received from ¦ ' Dickerman , Eyota , 1965 Elgin Russel Rossi. Chairman. ies. ' . . our many' friends, neighbors and rela- ($200 month up Margie Katherine Brsvvk 9% No St Pw 37' week , partly in anticipation of Board of Zoning Appeals. ' * tives during , our and bereavement , the phis extras) Ctr Tr 47: NW Air ' WA a directors' meeting today. loss of our beloved husband and lath- Northern Field Seed Co. WABASHA, Minn. -- The new Some Wall Streeters hoped for (Pub. Date Monday, -May" U, . IMS): . er. We especially thank the -Most Rev. Ch MSPP 32% Nw Bk 474 Bishop Speltz, Father Engles and Fa- 115 E. 2nd. St. Tel. 2347 Wabasha County Dairy Princess Winona, Minnesot a a stock split but directors de- City of ther Winkels: for their words of com- apply in'person will be announced at a banquet C&NW 71% Pennev - .T7*\ BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS clared the usual dividend and fort, also the: pallbearers. We nlso Recreation 6 at St- Felix School auditorium . Notice of HajflnB wish to thank all that visited our hus- at Chrysler" ; 53% Pepsi 79% took no other action . band and father while In the hospital hete Saturday at 7:30 p.m.- ' 3 PI EASE TAKE NOTICE: Ct Svc 79 Phil Pet . 52 i and for the many cards received, also TAKE A TRAVELING vacation Instead That an application has been made Dr. Fenske and all the nurses arid all State She will be chosen from Sears, Roebuck and Eastman ¦ Oreltlow Funeral Home, Inc., for a of letting lack of ready cash keep you Minnesota by the nursing personnel cn. 2nd floor Cm Ed 56% Plsby 45% ¦ the requirements of the home; Our friendly Installment Loan among 19 candidates at a noon Kodak fell more than a point variation from Mrs. Maude Beyer S. Family. .1 . '¦¦Employment Service Cn Cl 52 Plrd 61H Winon a . Zoning Ordinance so as -to officers will gladly arrange a loan for luncheon at the Idle Hour Game each, further dragging at the permit construction of a sign that li to you with easy budget paymtnti fitted 163 Walnut Street Farm Saturday. The contestants Cn Can 53% Pr Oil S^-i averages. ' be Illuminated Jn a R-3 District at tht MILKE— ¦ to your financial setup. Tel. 2837, The ' following described property : . We wish to ttianK relatives, neighbor! InstallmentfLoan Dept., MERCHANTS Winona , Minn . and their parents will receive CntOil 73!i RCA ; 36Vs Steels worked a little higher Prsrt of OL. 19, Plumer 's Addi- - and friends tor their acts of sympathy . NATIONALfBANK. . free tickets for .Cn 'tl'D . 564 Rd Owl 26 on balance. Motors, rubbers and tion, or at 374 E. Sarnia St. during, our recent bereavement. , the I). Notico Is sent to the applicant and to loss of our beloved father. We also the dinner from Linda Penny Deere 44M; Rp Stl 44- tobaccos also edged higher. The tha owners of property affected by tha Personal*) 7 ¦ extend Thanks for the beautiful Horal their sponsors. Douglas 41% Rex Drug 36% trend was lower amon g chemi- application . . '¦ • and memorial offerings sent to our ^ ;v- Cliff Markuson Community School graduate , A tiearinq on this petition will be. loved one during his Illness and at .# - ISIEE&:; . , Dow Chm 76% Rey Tob 4H* cals', rails, drugs , airlines and givertr 'ln the Court Room of the .City GRANDPA at* meat and potatoes day :^ Elgin Co-op Creamery ; . death. We especially thank Dr. Spaude alter day. Today we en|oy food thet St. Paul, man- ¦ dii Pont 2M Sears Roe 71 Hall, Winona, Minnesota, at 7:30 p.m. for his words ol comfort,; the organist, several young reliable men Katherine Grossbach. 17, mail order-retails. on May 57, 1965, at which time,' Inter- knows no season or geography. Grand- ager of the Min- 7 pallbearers and the Ladles Aid. Dr. ma cooked meals, and potatoes day to work on night shift in re- - East Kod 165 Shell Oil 6l i ested persons may appear either In per- R. Tweedy and the nurses on 2nd daughter of the Warren Gross- . after day. Today Grandma en|«ys eat- nesota branch /President Johnson , as ex- son, in. writing; or by . 'agent, or by floor at Community Memorial and for tread plant Experience not , Ford Mot 58% Sinclar 58 ing at RUTH'S: RESTAURANT. 126 E. . bachs, Mazeppa Homemakers altorney, and present any reasons which the food brought the family and of the American B pected, formally submitted to . . 'to 3rd. Open 14 a day, except Mon. necessa ry. Coorf working and Irene Schober, 17, daughter Gen Elec 105' Soconv 81-% they ' may ' have . , lo the granting or rie anyone who assisted In anyway. - ¦ hour* Dairy Associa- Gen Fds 82 Sp Rand 13 Congress his bid to cut excise nylng . of this petition,' Martin, Lydia and Verna Hllke conditions, top wages, many tion , will be They are requested to prepare their MEMO TO J. & J.: how com* you ar* fringe benefits. Gen Mills 61 St; Brnds 804 faxes by nearly $4 billion. There case. In detail, .and present all evi- undermining the Galesville Golf Course guest speaker. Gen Mot 106% St Oil Cal 70% seemed no apparent response dent:* relating to this petition at the LASSEN— with fjolt . balls? Ray Meyer, Innkeep- Banquet tickets time of the scheduled hearing. -I - wish to thank everyone for . the er, WILLIAMS HOTEL. Apply ln person to Gen Tel 41% St Oil Ind 42-% from the market which analysts Respectfully, . visits and gilts I received during my are available at Gillette 37% St Oil NJ 78 believed was in another consoli- , . Russel: Rossi , Chairman, stay at Community Memorial Hospi- EXCELLENT, efficient and economical, Don Martin.; creameries and l Board of Zoning Appeals. tal. A special thanks to Pastors Deye that's Blue Lustre carpet and uphol- Constance Goodrich 66% Swft & Co 53 k dation phase following the climb . and Wegener for their visits and pray- stery cleaner. Rent electric shampooer, dairies throughout the county. Goodvear 56% Texaco 79% to record highs last week. ers, to Dr.: VoUmer. and the: nurses Jl, R: D. Cone Co. ' (First Pub. Monday.. May 3, 1963) ' ;¦ ' .. for their wonderful cara during my NELSON . and her two at- ¦ The princess Gould Bat 38 Texas Ins 14% ABC-Paramount attracted at- stay at Ihe hospital . STUBBORN zippers can be irritating, in the State of. Minnesota ) ss. ' we'll fix them quick without much Y , TI RE SERVICE tendants will compete Gt No Rv 55% Un Pac 39% ) "ln ¦ Miss Clara La.sseh tention through the report of an County of Winona Probate Court waiting. W , Belslnger, 66Vi W. 3rd. regional contest at Preston , and Grvhnd 2:1% U S Rub 70-% offer to buy some 125 000 shares No. 15,781 Retread Plant , W. Hwy. 61 , In Re Estate of winners there will go to the Gulf Oil 56% U S Steel 51% (Pub. Date Monday, May 17, 196J) ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER? - May 17 or 111 or at $64 a share. The stock ad- Mary A, Stlever , Decedent. Man or woman your drinking creates Homestk 49% Westg El -53*4 vanced more than a point . Order for Hearing on Final Account NOTICE OP HEARINO ON PETITION numerous problems. If you n«ed and anytime after May 22. , IB Mach 480% Wlworth 29% and Petition lor Distribution. want help, contact Alcoholics Anony- Prices were mixed in active The representative of the above named NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that mous. Pioneer Group c/o General De- ^Vlary Carol whereas, a petition was, on the 3rd day ¦ Int Han- 37% Yg S & T 43% trading oh the American Stock estate having filed his final account ¦ . livery, Winona , Minn: ~~~ ~ and petition for settlement and allowance of May, 1965. presented to the County DRAFTSMEN" ¦ -' thereof and for distribution to the per- Board of Winona County, . Minnesota, V of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schtv Exchange. ' . ,. ' HELP stamp out poverty . bring de- ' sons thereunto entitled; and' tective watches and clocks tb RAlNr ¦: Expansion and increased ber, Extension Home Council, Corporate and U.S. govern- IT IS ORDERED, That tht hearing WHEREAS, said petitioner stales that ¦ PRODUCE BOW JEWELRY,. 114 W, - 4lh. . . created both of Mazeppa and graduating ment bonds were mostly un- thereof be had oh May 36, 1965, at he is the owner ot tho tract or parcel production have ¦ -15 of land lying an¦ : 11. o'clock A.M., before , this Court TRUSSES—ABDOMINAL BELTS openings in. our engineering In .Ihe probate court room In the . courf School District No. 2548, and described SACROILIAC SUPPORTS seek men School ; Butter offerings moderate. De- house in. Winona, Minnesota, and. that as follows, to-wit: department. We Constance Hall, 17, daughter notice hereof be given by publication of The South 35 acres of the West . GOLTZ PHARMACY with ; 1-3 years experience to demand improved. this order In tho Winona Dally News . Half of the Northeast Quarter of . 174 E. 3rd Tel.. 5547 of the Harold Halls, Kellogg, WINONA MARKETS and by" mailed notice as provided by - Section 18, Township 105 North, design engine components ¦ ¦ ¦ Wholesale prices on bulk car- law. • Range 9 West, : in related production equip- tons ( fresh). Swift & Company Dated April 59, -1965.¦ and that the abov/e described , land ad- ¦ '. E. D. LIBERA, Business Services 14 ment. Offer excellent bene- Buying hours are from .8 a.m. to 4 lolns Independent School District No. . Irene Creamery, 93 score (AA ) 59%- p.m. Monday through Friday. Probate Judge. . B57 in the County of Winona, Minnesota, fits , job stability, modern Jndy (Probate Court Seal) There will ba no calf markets on Fri- ¦ ¦ . ¦ and ACCOUNTANT will keep book* for small 60 cents; 92 score (A) 59%-60 ; 1 Harold J. Libera, - ' .. WHEREAS, the petitioner prays , offices. days. that business. Tax service Included . 201 W. state contest where Princess Attorney tor Petitioner. he desires to have all the above de- 90 score (B) 59%-59%. Thet* quotations apply as to noon to- . ath & Washington . Tel. 8-3095. R. S. Wallace Kay of the Milky Way will be day. scribed land, set off from Common ¦ ¦ School District No. 2548, to said Indepen- Wholesale egg offerings more . HOGS " - . - Chief Engineer chosen. (First Pub. Monday, May 3, 1965) dent School Disfrict No, 657 for the fol- Top butchers; ' 19O-220 ¦' . .,. - 20 00-50.50 Plumbing, Roofing 21 than ample. Demand light to- lowing reasons, to-wit:. ' and sponsors are: Top - sowa Y. .. . . 16.55-16.75 State, of Minnesota ) ss. . Gould Engine Parts Div. Candidates ) in Probate The balance ot my farm In is .In-. : day. CATTLE County of Winona Court ¦ Margie Binner, 17 daughter No. 15.757 .' . dependent School ¦ District No. 857, KEN-WAY electric SEWER CLEANING Lake City , Minn. Tel. 6201 Tha cattle market Is-steady; cows 50 ^ (wholesale ¦ ; In Re Estate of and I would like to have the whole . JERRY'S PLUMBING of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bin- sell in g prices cents higher . '' . : , . Collect Charles E. Quamen, also known as ' farm In Independent School District Kl E. 4th Tel. M»4 Choice :...;.... :. 24 .00-26 00 . ner, Wabasha Chamber of based on exchange and other . C. E. Quamen. Decedent. .: No! 857. ' "An equal opportunity -Good ...... - ...:. 20.00-23.00 ¦ Order lor Hearing on Final Account NOW THEREFORE IT IS ORDERED, NEGLECTED ROOM? This sprinq In- Commerce; Judy Danckwart , volume sales.) Standard ' ..; ;...;' - ... - .. - . . 16.00-19.00 employer" .. and Petition for Distribution . ¦That said petition be heard at a meeting clude your bathroom In your remodel- Utility cows ...... - 13.00-15.00 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The representative of the above named .of said Board to be' held at the Court ing plans. Decorator color fixtures will New York spot quotations fol- Cutters - ...... ' .. - . . 11 .00-14 .00 Thalia Linda W. estate having filed her final accounl House In the City of Winona In said brighten your room, make If easier to Herbert Danckwart, Wabasha low: VEAL : "¦:• and petition- for settlement and allowance County, on The 7th day of June. 1965, clean, up the value of your whole County NFO; Janice Meyer, 18, , the veal market Is tteadv- graduating from St. Felix, Standards 264-28 ; checks 22- ' thereof , and for distribution to the per- at 2:15 o'clock P.M.,.. at which time house. See them at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ Top cholca . .. . ,...... ;...,.. 2!.00 sons . thereunto entitled; and place said Board will hear all per- WANT ED sponsored by Kellogg Co-op 24. ' Y - ' ' . - ' -; ' - . :' " .' -:¦ Good and choice ...... 18.00-26.00 IT IS ORDERED, That tha hearing sons interested, for or against , the grant- ence Meyer, Florine Dairy, Wa- - . Commercial ...... 12.00-16.00 Frank O'Laughlin creamery. . thereof be had on May 56, 1965, at 11:15 ing of said petition . PLUMBING S, HEATING Mature couple who may be Whites : extra fancy heavy Boners 11.00-down the basha; Connie Vaplon, 18, o'clock A.M., before this Court In IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That 207 E. 3rd . ' Tel. 370S on social security. Husband parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Linda Ohm , 17, daughter of weight (47 lbs min) 284-304; probate court room In the court , house notice of said , hearing be given as pro- Froedtert Malt Corporation In Winona, Minnesota, and that notice vided by law. to do garden , lawn work the Raymond Ohms, Millville, (41 lbs average) of thl? ' ¦ ¦• . ELECTRIC ROTO ROOTER Vaplon, Wabasha American Le- fancy medium Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; closed Satur- hereof be given by publication Dated this 3rd day of May, 196S. and general house and sponsored by Plainview FFA days. Submit sample before loading. order. In the, Winona Dally News and THE COUNTY BOARD OF For clogged seweri and drains gion, and Darlene Wolfe, 17, 234-254; fancy heavy weight Tel, 9509 or 6434. 1 year guarantee. (New crop barley) by mailed notice: es provided by law. WINONA COUNTY, MINNESOTA b u i 1 . of the choice 1,150-1,300 lbs slauqhter steers certified check equal lo 5" at 2:30 o clock P M.. nt which time | SALESLADY. -- fulltlm* or half days. barely steady; carlot track amount ol the proposal payable to Ihe ' experience , references , sal- Penny Roemer, 19, parents 27.00-27.50,' most choice 950-1,200 lbs nnd place said Board will hear nil per- I Must have tome musical training. sales: California long whites owner as a quarantce of tho prompt ex- Hardl' s Music Store , 116 E. Ird. Mr and Mrs 257526.50; good 21.50-25.50 Including sons Interested, for or against the grant- | ary expected and iigc . Wo . . Lloyd Roemer, Holsteins to 22.50; hiqh choice 92B lb ecution ol the contract in accordance Inq ol said petition 8.0O-8.40; Albama round reds with Ihe Proposal nnd Contract Docu- Wabasha, secretary in the coun - hellers 2575; most choice. 8.50-1,000 lbs IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, Thai ; MATURE WOMAN wanted ai hostess. , ments and frr.it he will furnish bond ac- have paid vacations hospi- 7.0O-2.25; Texas round reds 7.00; 74.00-25.50; good 20.50-24. 50; utility nnd nolice of said hairing be given ns pro- ;' Write aro Dally News. ty extension office Wabasha ceptable In the Owner covering per- , commercial cows 15.00 16.00; cannur and vided by law. talization and surgical plan , Florida round reds in 50 lb formance of the rontrar. t . Junior Chamber of Commerce; cutter 13 00-15.00; utility and commercial Dated Ihls 4th day of May. 196S . • AVON IS LOOKING for women who live Copies nt Ihe plan',, specificat ions and sacks 4.25 ; old-supplies light; bulls 16.50 18 00; culler 13.50-16 .00; choico THE COUNTY BOARD Of | in Hillsdale, Drsebach nnd Pleasant employes discount . Write olher contract documents are on file In Carol Schmidt , 17, daughter vealers 30.00-31.00; most choice 27 00- WINONA COUNTY, MINNESOTA Hill Townships who would bn able to insufficient supplies to quote the otflce ot llruch nnd Morrow, Inc , B-7II Daily News, 30.00; good 24.00-26 00; choice slauqhter By Leo R. Borkowskl. work part-time calling on their neigh- Darlene Joan of the Julius Schmidts , Theil- Minneapolis , Mlnhesota, and at Ihe market tone; no track sales re- calves I8.0O-2O.O0; good 14 O0-I7 .00; choice Chairman. bors, NO obligation to Inquire. WrMe Builders Exchanges ol Minneapolis, SI. man, graduating from St Felix, 600-725 lt> feeder steers 23 00 2375; good Altesf: Helen Scott, Box 764, Rochester , Minn. ported. Ptiul and I a Crosse and with the Clerk Bureau; Linda Durgin 650 800 lb leeder steers 19.00 22.00. Rich.ird Vtioanover, Wanted—^Fem. , 17, Wabasha VFW; ol the Independent Schoo l District No Situations 29 hogs 6,000, slow; barrows anil gilts County Audit or YOUNG WOMAN, 19-30, to take recep- daughter of Mr, and Mrs :IOO, 1.a Crescent, Minnesota , and are . Ray- Linda Watson , daughter of mostly 50 cents lower; sows 25-50 cents tionist duties and train tor copy writ- available tor public Inspection LAOY WANTS work as Imnkkeeper, typist lower; tender pigs 50 cnnti lownr; boars (Pub. rVniirlay, May 17, 1961) ing. Typing ability, accurnle rather Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson , plans and Dn'e or clerical position, Will* or Inquire steady; 1 2 220 lb barrows and gilts Contractors may obtain than last, necessary. Pleasant telephone jpwciflcatlons upon deposit of 150 OO trom Cit n-rSB Dnlly Mews. Lake City, graduating from Lin- 21 25 olher 1-2 200240 lbs 207521.00; y o! Winona, Minnesota voice and appearance, Apply In person . and Morrow, Im , 1415 tl. Lilac. Swamp Buggies 1 3 190-2 40 IMs J0.50-207.S; 240 260 lbs Hru shorn leeilur Notice Is sent to the applicant and to I ply tn person or t-2944 between pendent School , Minnesota, reserves the right to re|rc.t T*l. • District 859 INTERNATIONAL FALLS, lambs IHOO 20 0O. the iiwneis ol pro|M-rly nflerlrd by the I a m. and ! p m. Ridgewny, Tuesday, Polls will Minn. (AP) — Searchers using CHICAGO i/r (USDA I Hogs 7,000; any or all bids and to waive any Irregu- applir ,ihun butchers sti-aily lo 25 ct-nts lower; I? larities In Inch A hear ing on this petition will be URGENT be open from 1 to 7 p.m, at " swamp buggies " recovered the 190 220 lb ?2 00 22 25 , 5H hrad nl 25. S0 ,- INDl-fi NDF tIT SCHOOL. DISTRICT given in the C 11111 I Pourn of llie City lva Linda R. mlxcrt 1 1 190240 111', 21 25 22 OO, 2 1 10 tin. -ifid. Hall, Winniui, rviiiinesola, at 7 Kl p rn. Help Wanted—Male 27 Pleasant Hill town hall. Direc- bodies Sunday of a Richfield f ¦ 2 '/) lbs 21, 0021 50 , 250 270 lbs 20 SO 1 IK . W I Sri-Nt, MINNESOTA. on May tl, 196 5, at which time , Inter- mond Durgin , Plainview Com- tors whose terms expire are man and his wife , killed ln the 71 00, I) 350 400 It) sows !II J5 l9O0 i by I . I Hallos . ested persons may appear either In MEN & WOMEN 400 450 llll 1775 IB SO; >•! 4'/) 500 Hi, prraon, In wrltlrio, or hy aaenr , or hy IPAMS1ERS WANTRD tor aklddlng mercial Club, and Mary Swan- Arthur Erdmann and Norman crash of their light airplane dur- (Pub Dale Monday, May 17, 1961) I/75 I7.75J 300-600 lbs 16 50 1/25; boarl attorney, and pc rsent any rensoni which logs, 1125 per hour. Jamr-i Johnson , , Bl] E. Front, Winona, Minn son daughter of the Lyle Schossow. ing a thunderstorm . 13 50 14 SO; tew to I', 00, NOTICB OP HEARINO ON PETITION they may hnve to tha granting) or de- is a Cattle 10, 5O0i cnlvns 25; alaiighlar ny ing ot tills pi'lltlrin Carl J. Linclgren , 25, and his slners strrndy lo V, r*v.\\ lower; two tionrr is iirRrny civnN, nut They are reiiueslnl to prepare their PART TIME BARTENDER wanted by wife, Terryl , Zl , were found loads prime 1, 225-1,340 lbs 79 75,- hlgli whereas, a petition wns , on Ihe 3rd clay Coir, In dc.'lall, unci present nil evidence local supper club. Married man pre choice «l)d prime 1,150 1 ,375 llis in w. uf Wa/, 1965 , presented to Ihe. Cnunly relating to this petition nl the tune lerrrcl, 24 40 Write B-B3 Drdiy Newt. PAYCHECK dead in the wreckage with the 29 75; chriltB 1,0001,375 lbs 26 . 25-28 25; Hoard of Winona County. Minnesota , anti of the sctiediileii hearing, body of the couple 's pet dog. The ml/ed good nnd choice 95fl 1 ,100 Ibi 25 Jl WHFIM.A!., said petitioner stales that Raspertlully. TIIRFF MEN needed for part llm* work , to 26 J5; 10 toads high rholrn nnd prime fie. Is tho owner ol the tract or parrel Pn-.sel Rossi, Chairman , avenlngi 1 pm, 10 10 p m., » nlghta • Worth a 5c Stamp plane had not burn ed . 950 1,125 lb slaughter hellers 2675 77 00) of land lylrm nnd being In Common Itonrcl of Zoning Appeal*. week. *40 rlut. T*l. 31159, I lo t I BILLION-DOLLAR fxlirxil nislrlrt No. | choice 11001,100 lbs 15 75J6 Vli mostl y }54«. and desrrllxd The I.lndgrrns took off from 25 50 upi mixed good nnd cholra /so na follows, to wit (Flrit Pub , Miinilay, May >, l»61) NIGHT JANITOR — full-time , hourt 12 South St. Paul Friday on a 1 ,050 Ihl 24 50 25 VI, The Northeast Quarter of thai midnight to « am. Starling anlnry 165 I FINANCIAL I Sheep 200/ slaughter Inrnhs and shorn Southeast Quarter and 15 arras In Stata of Mlnnesoia 1 s». per we«k. Refar*nc*t . Writ* tl li Dnlly flight to International Falls to ilaughtar ewes stendyi ihnrl rlnik gond tlio ',(,ulheast Quailrr of Ilia) Counly of Wlnnna ) in Probata Court News and choice, 11? I!> shorn -slaughter Inrnhs *,iiiilfien' ,t cjiiartar lying North ot tin , U,(i',(1 IBM ( visit Mr.s. Lindgren 's parents , with Mo 1 riells 24 00; dfrk rholrn nnd Winona hall/eld Poad, all In Sec In Ra Estate ef I INSTITUTION Mr . and Mrs. Allan Sheridan. prlmt 82 II) spring Inrnhs 2/50 , lion /, Township 101 florlh, Hnnil" Waltar i. Wrrnocki, ncicedinl. Part-Time TRAINEES | 1 West, Order lor Hearing on Petition tor Probata YDilflO) MAN with car ran earn tT (to- NEEDED About an hour later Llndgren (lit put) . Data. Wed , Mav 12. 19611 nnd that trie aliova described land aid of Will, l lmllino Time lo Fll* Claim* ll 5(1 pur hour. Write Warrin D. I •*, radioed the Hihblng airport that |olns IrvdefMMiilerit School Distric t fio . and lor Hearing Therfon 311 I osty Blvd . So , ta Crone, Wit . R Plnnning to expand TARK RECREATION HOARD i' .l In Urn fixmly erf Wlnnna, Minnesota, Prnxeda C. Wemrrkn finvlnrj filed a THIS AREA opei ations lliroii uliout Mmncsol n » tbey were in trouble in a heavy WINONA , MINNESOTA nnd pellllnn Inr thr prcilialn of the- Will of fi needs nevernl mature local men , ARO 33 to SO. W thunderstorm. ADVIRTI5EMENT FOR TREE tTOMr WIII' I'I.AS, the ptllllimer prays that said decedent and for tit* npixilnlnirnt Attention Students CUTTINO PROPOSALS lie desires lo liavn all tha aliovn «le of Proxndn C , Wernerixe ns eixeciiliix , I OOKTNO tor part tlm* or summer em- rp.to K>r><): per ninrth | | Miint he ambitious , energet ic , able to provide excellent JK A Civil Air Palrol search team Sealed proposals mwked "Irria Slump nrllied land, set off Irom Common which Will Is on fit* In this Com I and ployment? lei. 115?. Removal" will ba rer elvnl In Ihe mrir.« t.c .hnnl District tin v\4fl, tn laid Inde- ope n to Instinct Ion, , Afler Training Sj character reference* nnd bave Malil * past «mploy- |8 spotted tho wreckage, in a ol tha Secretary of tha F' rsrk Rorrrnllnn pendent '.1I11111I District Nn »5) tor IT IS (iHlir IM D, That the turning swamp near here, at sundown Hoard rrf Ilia Clly of Wlnnna, Minnesota , ilia Inllowlnu reason s , to wit thereof be had nn May II , l»H5. at 10 10 j a ment record. Experience in distribution , public serv- » until J 00 May 71, 1965 to r. rV) arret Saturday. Tin? ground party I'M, lh< 'tint I live on li In o ' clock AM, tirfnre this Court In the FOUNDRY- K ice or tales is desirable but not essential. We lire § mova trie- stumps on the public tioule- Dlslrli t No n;r , and my children probate ccmrl rrwirn In the omit house reached the area Sunday and vnrd In ar . rordnnca with the sriei III- (jo to schoo l In lllslrlrt No US/. In Wlnnna, Mlrinrsriln, nrul Hint nliler WRITE TODAY 88 aecklng men who desire dignifie d work wllh greater i rallnni nn tlio al Ihe l-'nrl' Irerrenllnn HOW llll HI I Ol' l II IS (IMIIt-'lt r l) , Huns l» the nllnwnrice ut saul Will . II remo\'(>d Die bodies. Apparently (llllrt , Clly Hall , Wririnn, MltmuHitti , Hint safe/ (tultttm tm Iwaril nt m ni*ft arty, he tthxt fir-for e sa/d fllne nt hear WORKERS 8 opportunity than their present occupatio n or position JS both Llndgren and his wife had All bids must be sutimillr'fl nn 111* lull uf saul llnaril lo lie held nl Ilia Ing, Hint llm time wllliui wlili li iieilltiirs IHM Training, P . O . Jtox 7(1, proposal forms fumlslir-rl hy the pari' I nurl lliiuse In Hie C ity ol Wlnnna In ,<» 111 :12, 110 fxporiuncn ft provides. Applicants chosen will he completely re- K died Instantly in the crash , ol lain deiPilenl may llle llieu rlalms A|' Winon.T, Minn. Herrealuin Olllrr . snld County, or, the /lb clay of June , lie liinlterl tn fuui rrinntlis 'mm the necessary, Klnrtin ", w«M« 0 Irnincd for a nperhili/eil career and a permiinenl X Sheriff Milton Kochaniauk of A rerllhed dierk or iihhii'r ' s bond IW,'„ al / (X) n' cloi k I' M , al whic h limn rlale liercnf , nnd thai trie r Inlrns sn shall ar rrnnpany enrh hir| in nn nrnnunt and plai n said hrmrd will henr nil filed he heaicl un •.i'|ituiiiber a. I9iis, al $1.77 per hour. Must In* Koochiching Counly said. , K position with our firm, Write or call jg ¦ equal In nl least live fntrreril 15" i nl [iitrsrins Intel estlid , loi or against the 1(1 : '10 o ' c lcii k AM, helnr* Ihls Court physically nhlo to do hard Name Ago .... Ilia bid , ruade paynhln lo the I' aik Ur.intlnu of salil ixtlllliin. In Ilia prrihnln couri rrmrn tn th* court Perrealion Hoard, whirls shall be for II I', f Die llll It OHOFRro, Tlial house In Winona, Mlnnesiila, ami Hint work, Make appliciitlonn nt ERLING A. WELO riled lo the hoard In the event the hulii n nt saul hrai ing l>« given ni pro Adit § , Regional Manager | Outfielder Don Lock is the • nnllr* hereof M ulven by publIrnllnn ot new player representative- of the iixressfiil bidder (alls lo enter Into vlded b/ law this order In Ihn Wlriiuia Dally flewi N WADDELL & REED, INC. a (ontrart with Ihfl llnnrd (Mini Ihls ml day i,t May, I'M', and by rnallrrj nutlce ns pr r> vulrit by Gould Engine Phone | Washington Senators , lepl.icing fht hoard reserves the right In r» Mil c OIJN IY lieiAI'O 01 law 7011 Wayitta Blvd., Minneapolis Minnesota Jfl 8J second baseman ('buck Cottier. lert any and all bids nnd In wmvt WINONA (. (HUH Y, MINIII 50 IA Dnled April lo , IVf.5 R Tti.i ut *n< jft Infnrmnlllles. liy I en H, Urnrriwski , I I) I Ihl If A, Parts Div, City The latter has been optioned to Oalrd al Winon a , Minnesota, tf-n^ J, Lliairrunn. I'rolinl* Juilcja. Hawaii in Dm Pacific Coast 1965. /Vilest (Prolialn fniirl ^nall I.nkn City Plnnt M 1. hnmhen«k, Secretary, 11 Iriinrrt 5rh«,nr)var, Jtrnnltr, Murphy H. hrusnnhan, Lake City, Minn. Ifn,. I , Work League, Park Recreation loaid. County Auditor , Attornaya lor f'allllnner, BoiM" ppp»r*«nl»l»i - 37 Ferro Implements ~ 48 Stov«t,. Furriic'«t, Parti 75 STRICTLY BUSINESS Boatfl, Mofors, Bte, 100 Monday. May 17. 1 MS WTVONA DAILY METO IT 7 tor tale, v«tv oood hutlnatt, rT «*R 0 " ¦ 1 Tal. eM» - pr Wl}, "^"^ ^vTrSSiT,n.w ";*'^ ROP8R OA» RANOE-tlock, light and PONTOON BOAT,' »«»' dark, wllh II good( location. ^Inoroiling. Disc HI* *xlmd*d, blade con t .lm«r. T*lr M9e, ti p. Johnion motor, and accamnrle*. Ui«d Ciri 109 MoblU Homtt, Trailers unrtor tl>« apriralial out .^^/oJIK. condition . 111 BCTIVIMC— »'" ^^ Calvin Mueller. Tal. Fountain Clly IV- oil setvlei- Gallon, Cr,rle»' Minn. T.|. NBW GAS or electric 41V7 after 1 p.m. ¦ ' niflly WfTMOWER«- 3th St. - Til, . Adolph Micliolowakl. tip Evlnruda. Al conrllllon, com- Dally Mt"», ' Goodall, Jacobson, I*} ' thing, Tofriniy'a Trailer I Komellle plataly equipped. Flrtt raaionable of- ••lot. mile* Servlca anil Sales CHEVROLET , 1951 »Mtlon weoon ; 1*5* S. of Oaliivfll* on M end fl. Cloeed ' sala, very oood hutlnan, ¦ (ir takea l(. Tel. Ml)7-4051, . ;• • Ii -nAR tor . AUTO ELECrRIC SERVICB T Plymouth ilallon wagon, will take fundayi; ?flotation. TaL «W or ??!?. , . A, y pa writer* 77 ' "in Johnson. T*l. 54J| iraaa-lni.. WIL$ON *T0RB. ,T»l. «-W<7; Motorcycles, Bicycles 107 HOUSB THAILBR - eomplelaly reeocv F«rtiliier, Sod TYPEWRITERS end lidding machltiH PONTIAC- -1*5« Ctiiiiflaln 4 door , V ». au- riltlMietf Imlda end out and let vp tt 4g for aal* Or rent. Reasonibl* raltt, U«FD BICYCLES - all iltei. KOLTe' R lomallr. Irarnmlnlon. Good ahapt. Tel. Red Tep Trailer Park. 1UV. »UJO. Mi fr»* dallvery. See us for ell your of- un. : Bowden, Unit it: IICYCLE »HOP. ttn 7/ankats. . Tel. ' ' C ¦ ¦ ¦ i ¦¦ ¦ HIM D B L^~ T ¦ ¦ . — ¦—— -en i mi I I III I I I I at CABINS P fice suppllu, desks, rut* or office 'IMS. ' " - .. . . . 18 '?.«"ll dlrl,. »°"< ••'« nnd,°^ gravel' "", crushed'° rock chain. Lurid Typewriter Co, T*l. 1222. FOBO-T9M convertible, power altering THRBB 10 wide mobile homtt. . an* m -. c«v«1t'ig, and bark III. and hrakei. 4 new llrai. Can be teen tempi, near Lt Cretctnt, .,'? •" Iiig. DONALDJ.%1: V/E Attn the MWwlit' t Ura»i» motor- VALENTINE, Mlnnuo- WE NEED USED lyplwrlteri md there- c.yr.l« claalir with ihopt la Bau Claire, at'l.iiketld* Cltle» Sarvlce, corner ol CORNPORTH RBALTY > ; t« Clly. Tal , 3003 before¦ A; Rolling. for* guaranlca thai you will rscelv* . .. La ' , Crone and Wlwifia Our V/lciona Hull t, tarnla. Tti. Founlelp , CIV «7- Lt Crticant, Minn. Tti. tU-llM , SALE • ton* 6«9 2366 afler ' - ' . FOR .. your hlgheil (rade-fn allowance from 3780. : * itiop )• located al 571 E' 4th: ' " us. S«a our Mm selection of nsv/ Jtnlth- AMERICAN 1x45', with tela' addition, - QLULIT-V SoDrb»llvered" ' ' -—All have toilets and lava* crriaid!~^*7i». Corona hand and el*ctrlc mcd)l(, Alio ft/MBLERr-IMI Stiper.. 4-eipor, V-i, alen- new curpatlno, new aldliM), completely Ti" mi *M' *'• Ch,rl*s' mnn th* Super . 011v*tll-Und*rwood portabl*. Uied Cars 109 ctard thllt, reclining iiati, antral. Tet. furnished. 2amtl. full tank, IJ»5/r.»plionally oood . atiape. . ¦• Tel; 17>7 . . ' 17* Ltftyittt .- ~T~ ' altac . p n> " 470 'Franklin I showers . . - CULTURED son - ' Tel. '340 or 4400 avanlnflt, ". 14 have 1 roll er , i.ooo. /2« H lilt Vacuum Clsanara 78 . Tel. 6232 or 4 bave 2 double hods In 14132 ' USED. VACUUM cleaners, JT anrl up. 1963 PONTIAC QUIT Auction Salea lliem.. . Hay, Grain ' ' ¦ '¦ , Feed . . SO 129 E. Jrd. Tal, 2IS». Star Chief have twin beds In them. SMOKING CARL PANN J*. 2 HAr fOR SALE-tarnl loadt. Priced «c- ordlng Up the Highways AUCTIONEER. Bonded and Lleanitd; lo type cf hay., .you .wnnl. 'Avail- Washing, I roning Maeh. 79 4 - door , r a d I o, Ruihferd, Minn. Tti. eoe-7111. 8 have gas wall panel heat. able now . Delivered most lnywliere Henry heater, automatic Miller, Sparta, Win. Tel. 35516 TRADE TODAY FOR ONE " . - ' ]0 luive oil" space heaters. any time . transmission,- pow-v LYCB BOBO OF THESE >7NE USED L icensed K Bonded Auctioneer RCA WHIRLPOOL - er steering' pow- : Houston. Minn. Tti. K6-1KK pillows , mattresses , box Studs-, CARS 'Nursery Stock 53 Washers and Dryers er brakes , solid "^ r springs , curtains and other ATviN' KOHNBR SEED OATS - Trophy barley, Chlppasw bronze finish , 5 AUCTIONEER, City and stata licensed furnishings go with each e Sales and Service V end bonded. 252 Llbtr/ty St. (Corner loyheans. cleaned and bagqed ' Clar- new w h it e wall 1959 PONTIAC; : 6. ltd end Liberty) Tel: 4H0. one. ence 7abel, 2 miles S , W. Plainvlaw, xm get tire«, exceptionally low Hwy: 42. Tel. JJ4 24B7 . ' FEITEN IMPL. GO. "Let's not no»yl" Star Chief Vorv special tin anyone who mileage. 4-door hardtop, radio, heat- MINNESOTA Articles for Sale 113 Washington Tel. 4832 er , whitewall tir es ,- wheel., wants them all, but would 57 Fermi, Lend for Sale 98 Houiet for Sa|« 99 $2395 . . Land & Auction Sales )|| number disks, automatic transmis- Everett J. Kohrltr ff Any conditional COAAPLFIF USED bathroom equipment " FARMS FARMS WAUSAIJ HO/V.ES-.3 betrooms, lamily 151 Wllnut. Tel. e-3710, afttr hours 7114 being able to sell all of with fixtures:. also kitchen sink. T el Wantad to Buy 81 FARMS sion , power brakes , power on ' ¦ We buyv we sell, we trede. room, hot . water hejt, ceramic, tile ¦ ¦ 7JJ2: steering, all vinyl interior ¦ ' them. . MIDWEST REALTY CO. bath. Guaranteed erjalrut delects in VErNlA&LES , MAY II — Tues. 1:M p.m. DST. 11 ~ ANTIQUE CLOCKS wanted, grandmoth- .: mllea S. of Arcadia, WIi. Ed BanlniH FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC ttove Osseo, Wis. workmanship . and materials tor- 1 full 1 local owner , name on re- 40 In, er clocki, grdndlather clocks,, china 75 .W ft Archie Heckelberg, owners; Alvin double oven, 14S. ' Tel. 9461 , : Tel. Office J97-3M9 year, Other rrodels ava l l^tite. Lev/li E. . 2nd > Tel. 8:2711 clocks, etc.; also china cablnels, Rays ' quest. Kohntr, auctioneer; Nor 'thrrh'Inv. .Co , Res. 695 315/ ; Albert . 3965 6th St. Tal. 377*. ; Trading Peril 216 C. 3rd. Tel. 6333: Open Mon . & Fri. Eveninf43 ' clerk ', , ' ' ' I-Ot DINC, HARHECIJEY G RII I ,'¦ lil In , WEST END THREE NICE HOMES' rP ¦Brownsville 12 99, !VAwni::ilf.K'S. 9tii «. rAankMo. WM, MILLER SCRAP IRON K METAL . - ' 196 1 RENAULT ; ' Houses for Sale 99 arid arc- .-j, overlooKiog the- river , ijp to MAY l» — Wed . 12:1(1 cm, i\>> mllet CO. pay". lilcjheM prices for scrap : S. of Slrum, Wis. Allerd Skovbrnten, 1 UMBf. R, '.bathroom ' 518,000, luvel . A. reel -gocid selection ol up ll^.tuies, mlsr iron, melnls* hides, wool .and raw lur BUFFALO CITY-5 rooms, 4 lots, 2 ga Da hine owner; Zeck ft Helke, nuclloneeri) items.' ' St. Stanislaus School, ask ¦ ' " homes and other properties in La Cres- . MOTO R . tor 222 W. 2nd - " . . T*|. 3047 rages, Tel. . 6889 or 9912. . ¦ ¦ '63 FORD 6 Real economical 4 cylinder , Norttiern . Inv. Co,, clerk/: Sam on Ih* . |ob. Do not call ichooil Closed Saturday* cent and area. COfi^lFORTtl JJEAtTV ' . , ¦ . . standard transmission, buc- ' AT AUCTION — Frl , M,«y ji, 7 p.m. MAY It-Wed. a p m. DST. Furniture CUSHMAN SCOOTER , ruin" good; 45 lb SH Ui For Best Price* . la Crescent , Minn.Y T el - «'5 310» - trim* school houtc , located Mr Econovon ket seats, low mileage, auction located et 571 W. Bfllevlew, liuiillng bov/ wllh arrows; 20 lb. Scran Iron, Metal, Wool, Raw 30*32' COURT . LP Fur* mile W. ol Wyattv lMe. Would make Winonn, Minn. Robert Thrune, Owner; . B .' . /;?- Ronrl hunters. Males $20 ; : 3939 6th SI., Goodview. floor, hot water heat, private front BY BUILDER—2 new modern 3-Dedroom ¦:}-' } COMFORTS FOR females $15 entrance,, ceramic tile bafh, wall-to- homes. -Tt|. 9745 or 6-2592. . BEES FOR SALB wall carpeting, «lr conditioned, 1100 Alto Bee Supplies SOW' or 67PO. ' ' ' ¦H, K. Robinson per month. Tel. IF YOU WANT to buy, Mil ".pr ' -trade UNDER $15,000! j .;. Furniture . Auction ' rV| ROBB BROS. STORE, 576 E. —^ Horses, Cattle, 43 self-priming, blister and lade resistant, 3502. . . . - iz 4-5 Bedrooms 4 oor ThJs beautiful flows on easily, dries Quickly,- Tools ¦ hardwood floors, ceramic bath, attach- A - clean up with warm , soapy water. ¦:¦ ' ed garage, In area of hew homes. iloOO Sleeping Porch 'AvJH car^ is equipped with Ttiursday Eve e 20 JACKASS tor sale or trade (or Shetland iz :May . 401 OLMSTEAD down. Tel. 2290 or 5751. - r ' . . ¦ " I ' PAINT DEPOT, 167 Canter St. ¦ ¦ pony. Tel. Ve31. steering, p o w e r I ¦% 2 bedroom lower apartment, Y^r Double Garage Eower % FEEDER PIGS, 20, weaned and castrel- living room, kitchen, utility MARK W. 1877 — 3 bedroom modern rakes, automatic transmis- $. Starting at 6:00 P.M. DST | SPRAY ENAMEL home, 1 year old, gai tieat, garage. ¦ ' tii ' 3 towt to larrow la June. Henry room, screen patio. New; ¦ii Well-Kept sion, regular gas V-8, white- Hiubleln, Lewltton, Minn. Tal. 5760. Choice of 20 colors Tel, 3240. J Dining room set, Duncan Phyfe table, 4 upholstered chalra modem, beautifully decorat- ¦ ' '•&' Locale '. wall tires, radio, heater, | Pint, regularly $1.29 HOMES FOR SALE: Ready to finish Convenient p and buffet; Studio couch and matching chair ; Airline HALF Welch and Shetland pony, gentle, ' tinted glass, beautiful arctic ¦ $ ed. Available immediately. homes save you thousands ol SSS .. In itipendabl* gelding. Jack Andrasen, 21 in. TV set; 9x12 rug and pad; platform rocker; tables ; building costs. The home- of your choice y? Corner Lot white finish with matching r J- the Winona Country Club. Now 98c Adults. $110. Shown by ap- across from Is erected with guaranteed materials interior. A short test drive ' lamps; MW phonograph -and radio combination ; kitchen | pointment only. and construction labor. Prices trom Many Furnishings! HAMPSHIRE BOARS-5, about 235 lbs, TED MAIER DRUGS T^r table and 4 chairs ; new QuaJter oil heater with (an; f S33S5. No money down( financing avail- in this truly fine automobile Vicclnoled for erysipelas. Jim Decktr, Tel. 3671 able to qualified buyers. Visit or write bedroom set complete; large bevel edge wall mirror; I, Jl, Charles, Minn. Tal. - 9U-306I. You 'll enjoy room-for-livlng will prove to you why DAILY NEWS today tor complete Information. - sewing machine; dresser; MW refrigerator; wood and r Apartments/ Furnished 91 FANNING HOMES - Weltrvllli, Minn. at a quieter pace. Have the Chrysler sales are up over COMMERCIAL HEREFORD cowt, 3 6B% in the last five years. gas range; Speed Queen washer; Johnson outboard i yurs. and older, many with calves, 8 playroom , bath- MAIL air conditioned, 1 room, extra den, motor ; Martin 40 outboard motor ; ilg istered helfera, good selection ot NEAR WSC, This car is under Chrysler emery and motor ; |j Kitchenette, private bath and entrance, MUST SELL ve wanted ! Wistered bulls. Elmer Schueler , Rush room you' rocker; pile of lumber; tools; baby buggy ; play pen; \> J65, all utilities paid. Tel. 8-1086. full factory warranty for . Arbor, Rushford* AAlnn, SUBSCRIPTIONS Owner transferred and % ' another 4 years or 27,J0O , step ladder; Garden Mark garden tiller; lawn mower; . -. f . ONE ROOM, 2 rooms and 3 rooms, com- wants it sold at once. 456 Price INCLUDES rugs, : REGISTERED MORGAN stallion , 3 May Be Paid At '\ combinatinon electric and wood range ; linens; dishc?; ? pletely lurnlshcd, Including gas range , stove, miles. Vlan; leopard Appalooia stallion, 3 E, 3rd St. Look at it from drapes , bedroom set ; pots and pans ; 12 gauge Remington Sportsmen 5fl shot- |i ytars; quarter horses; new and uiid and refrigerator, newly decorated. TED MAIER DRUGS Tel . 3004 or 4842. the outside and Call us for refrigerator , more! . horse trailer*. Sell, trade, llnanco. gun; Hunting bow and arrows and miscellaneous . P: Hunllln* Farms, 3 miles N. ol Holmen, an appointment to see the 35 TWO-ROOMS and bath, furnished; 3 Wis ,, on V Tel, LA6J777. Baby Marchandit* 59 For quantity-quality you'll ALVIN KOHNER , AUCTIONEER. rooms and bath, unturnlshed. Both interior. 3 bedrooms, hot OTHER SELECT USED . | |j , Tel. 4301. rarely find at this price, SPECIALS FROM our Juvenlli Oept.l available June 1, 270 Center water oil burning furnace. CARS TO CHOOSE FROM, *\ MINNESOTA LAND AND AUCTION SERVICE |i Poultry, Eggi, Supplies 44 Lullabye cribs, 129.95) Innersprlnfl crib A dry basement. Will sell telephone: mattresses with wet-proof cover , 19.95; MODERN furnished apt. lor 1 or 2 per- EVERETT J. KOHNER , CLERK. v nylon mesh pleypeni, J17.95; car aons. Heal and water furnished, wall- on Gl , FHA or olher financ- IALE-day old and Itarled White Leg- 23-F-5 ' ¦¦¦¦ seats, S5.95I strollers, $12 95) folding to-wall carpeting. Reasonable rent. Galesville ? horn and California While pullets, all ing. ~""™ —rj TSKer 5 Mw^ ii high chairs, 112,95) baby lurrpors, West loccillon, on bus line. Tal. B-1674 , ^Tr^r a " ^xserr- **tM* 'vn'" ""-" lies; also day old California Greys , SI. NYSTROM'S ^ la.95; nurstry chairs, »8 95. KOH7YS CMrles Hatchery, 5t . Charles, Minn. WISCONSIN KOWSKI FURNITURF., 301 Mankato WOULD LIKE another girl lo share apt. INC, Chrysler- -Plymouth Ave, Opon evenings. 402 SI. Charles St. . I AGENCY REALTY SKRVICE ^ ?! DEKAl. fi 20 week old p jllr-K fully vm- lr>9 Walnut Open Mon. & Fri. Nights clnalcd , llqhl controlled , raised on slat CENTRAL LOCATION-nmrly new fur- /Afofr If line 's busy, please re- llonrv Available year around. SF'Fl. TZ Coal, Wood, Other Fuel 63 niture , private ball), heated , suitable /l J Tel . 8-4365 CHICK HATCHERY, Rollingstone, lor I or 2 peopla . Available June I. U L place your call to avoid dis- Minn. Tel. 6669.3311, Tel. !-43 'o 20 ROWCKAMP'S price , Ordnr today from tOSWICK'S Ml, wnrrwn preferred. 325 Waihlnglon. Lots for Sale 100 at public auction on ',; HATCHERY, Lewlslotl, Minn. Tel. ' ; ' FUEL «. OIL CO.. 901 E. Bill. Tol. 3309. Tol. J-3036. r 1761. V^^sr^fe . . JOHNSTONE AODITION-lot tor lale. Vi ^ril CHEVROUT^ca CENTER 5T ?7cHV-furnlshed apt., new- Tel. b'V). ^ Wanted—Livestock 46 Furn., Rug*, Linolaum 64 ly riklccornted, Ladles only, 163. Tel, Pay For 5017 nr 6790. IS PLEASED TO Wanted—Real Estate 102 *j Saturday. May 22 | SHOWER OF VALUES SA1 C al llurke' s DO NOT yon Property Improvements SELL your honi until I iiiiillure M.irl. 179 9', hlcili liac k swl ClOSE TO DOWNTOWN - I rocm and ANNOUNCE THAT PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES i'f Starting at l:0O P.M. CST lei our prices. Call i nsry al 51. vll rocker liy Kcorlilcr Willi nylnii cov klliTirwtle Cenllcrnnn preferred. while yoii are Wil I. J Charles, Tel. »33 412(1 , Reasonable-. Tel 9211. " FOR YOUIl CITY TROPCRIY er, In nranti* , areen ni l)i'li|e , 162 ',0. Av.illalilo now . . ' ' IIUKKI :S I'UHNI 'lURr. MAUI, 3rd «. enjoying them "! The farm Is located 1 mile East of Henrytown Store or I.EWI^TOH I.IVF sior i< AAARKIT FURNISHED apt , downtown "HANK" JEZEWSKI S. Hilde I lanklin. MOOT UN Carroll K « miles Northeast of Harmony, or 11 miles Northwest . A re.i l qncxl auction inarkrt lor your luc-itloii, ? lied rooms, larrje kltclion, with a (Wlncinn' n Only Real E»tale ni)yer) livestock . Dnlly cattle nn hand nil Tel AMB ancf 709] P.O. Box M * Continuous lllamenl nylon bath, Inriio llvlnu room, suitable tor v of Mabel or 12 miles Southeast of Lanesboro or 2 miles i Week, hog s hoimht every clay. Truck* SPECIAl.l HAS .101NKD THEIR 52 II carpet Including installation and iponue 4 boyi, Til. 37111 or 4IW0. ;j Soulheiist of Preston on Hi^liway then rnilc.i South- iwallahle Sale Thurs. Tel. 2«67 , ft low-cost J, rilbbor padillnfl, $6.95 sq. yd , I10R7Y Accenoriei, Tiro, Parts 104 furntshtd J SA1 .KS FORCE. w east, Follow the Thorp auction arrows , l.uiH'h will be t SKOW5KI CURNITURI:, 301 Manknli) ¦crNTRAI.I. Y l OCATFD TV ensy-to-arrange , '[i| , peimanent adult only, In- Fi rm Imp Av*. Open evenings , rncrri FRONT TRACTOR TIREJ | served by the Newlierg Methodist Church VVSOS, lementi 48 quire M)V Mflln. fith ,'r up to 5 years (o repay 5W K I6, Il0.fi Carroll lives nl Ml W . *; BO HOLSTEIN CATTLE K U, 111.91 plua tax Al.l I* . f.HM MI'RS Ir/si lor, Wt 0 14 , lo *0(1 Good Thing, Eat 65 S10RH SI. Ti-I. Min mid he would i\ 1)11.1.A. wllh loader and snow bin kul, ver y Businaai Places for Rent 92 FIRLSTONE RKCORDS j 3110 >V Ird pninl c cmillllnn , Val Knnclrhy, Rl, 1 , CERTIFIED senl potatoes, onion «rls, Home Improvement lie very plcasnl to have you K.M'cllcnl (liiiry herd on D H.I.A test II yours , t nr.4 Nl w OFFICE, approximately -j . \ Kiishlnnl, AAlnn. Tel. «A4 «23.l rabbag* , lomeln plants , IIOWIT plants, MODERN panrilllno, air condi- stop in nml sec him any- 4V1 poumls W V. Cl cows over rl(H) pouml.i WINONA POTATO MKT„ 11! Mnrkel. 900 ni , tl, walnut Loan i-. herd iiverane . i f>"f> TRACTOR5, J, Yin and IIMi tioned, liirjulra Furs Hy Francis, F. A. time at M U.V. and 11 cows fifill and up) , l'ralicted rjiifi rcconl W.\ ' '• In. Jolin Deera dlcjonrs, 1100 enclu I n„lmkl. Tire's ( 10 In , Mutlcal Marchandia* 70 Nelson ;; pounds U.K. i;i ,(l!i;i pounds on It cow herd, . . 'alfhood vac- \i ¦ John D*er» rllogfr, hydraulic Check wllh onft of our •'» • • H' > II. John Deere cllcioer, »W| S10HAC1F. M'Afr. and nltlce for rent, cinnted, Stato lab , unci Tube , Hangs nml TH tested. Nn [ ' It . iiillahle lor rninmrrr lal friendly Installment Loan || "ner .1 14 In plows : No , 390 John Wo Sorvioe and Stock 4 , 100 ui, i| reactors , no suspects , r>"re planters, tl/J emll Eel Mlsvn , and linuiatinld \lnrafie, will lenl pari officers today ! Bargain Center ¦ "I 3. Winona , (Wllsnni Nccrllos for all ni all, dnwnlnwn location, lei. 7191. ' Individual D.H. I.A. records , brooding nml (i cshcnlnK 1 1IIHII RKCOHI) l'LAYKUS dates will bo ni\vn dale of sale. [ r>tj;Rr Iraclcir meriura spreacfer Farmi for Rent 93 Morch.ints National Bank t Y ntr t f r -^ri Mixlnl | ., will) wornl hi) « , Ilka new, Rn GREAT BUYS ON: mmtrij'i ,: 110 HOLSTEIN CATTLE -- 1 Registered Holstein hull j Ifiid Dlekrager, Dak ota, Minn , (Nn Hardt's Music Store r Itllir) in n, ini st . PAMURl" for about s \ A yr. old , (Jlonrick Troiihy, Profile , Dam record , %.» \ < nlwes oi sheep. Mlka Ma|erui St., rnsscng(M' Tiros i W.V. 27 \-\() iiuunds m ilk in :i(i.'i dnv.s ; :i Holstein ! Alluia , Minn. Tal. tWI -ft Tel. 2:iim or .1210 , pounds , T R T- B AN Radiol, Telaviiion 71 ¦^ ' U hellers fresh 1st calf Feb.; '^ Holstein heifers fresh 1st ! I'ASIIINI fni 3(1 hrad ol c. allla, 5 miles Truck Tires Open M»n„ Wctl A Frl. Ck-t. it Nov.; Kur Kills & Mice I n| i;linirway nn Cnunty 12. Daniel E calf Dec ; -I Holstein heifers Ircsli Isl calf i. SI ICDK '.S Ifi.'iilio & 'IV Do You Want It Save, 20' n Sleilinnii, I)akola, Minn. Night till 0:00 -j 7 Holstein heifers fresh 1st calf Aug. & Sept .; ;i Holstein ; Service vV Tract or Tiros , A I- ub,; ,'l » » Ih Vi(iga»lctcl IVIr* tl At 166 " . 10th !•• 3""1 Sold . . . [1 cows fresh 2nd cnlf .Inn ' Holstein cows fresh r Our f' rlca tl is Wantod to Ront 96 SHOP NOW AT [4 2nd cnlf Nov. ft Dee.; 2 Holstein cows fresh Ilrd call H» Ih Mioqaitait Prlr* 1191 , Our Price 11 IS Transistor Radio HI SI'ONSIIM T. PAR1Y would like 3 nr Or Just Listed?? 1961 CADILLAC (, March; 2 Holstein cows fresh 'lrd cnlf Jnn . tV Fob.; :• t niocleli mi hand well end I'* th, Suoiiesled Pi le* »J fi W* hay* 40 dlft*r*nl 1 hmli r , nu t o m a 11 c y fl Holstein heifers 2 yoar old springing; 11 llolstnin hclfors i wianleil, 4,0fkl , , I year, ; 0 Hoi- ; Machlnea 73 lirATTD WAItl MOUSr hopper with many others. Doeti, Motori, Etc. 106 transmission , pow- III months bred; fl Holstein heifers Ojion Sawing (0 l,(Kta «| It , III ri'c'l* food nr nrlllcTl, .stein heifers calves , 2 ino. to H inn ,; fl Holstein nicer Ini »4;/, or steering, power tTseri" pint NIX DUPIOMATIC '"•• Wlien you list with us our TWIN MHRCIIRY iV>, \* 'I almnlnimi ciilven , 1 ino. to C> mo, fully airtiimatli , itirinhn.il wllh It ailli • l.'H W Jul. brakes , Alpine arm sawliio niisclilne, I'AMIIRI I OR M head of caltln wanted entire staff gives your pro- M>0 SiV/INO CO., HI Huff SI atllr « wliltfl (inlMi , wlill«- DAIRY EOUII'MKNT -- Darl-Kool bulk lank , WINONA In Wlnnna Area . Donald Rakilecl , lal. V (ll unit ); T*l, 9.141. __ 8 Mill pri'ty periuiiuil attention . To wnll tiros , oloclrk gallons; Surge pump and motor , S I' . 22 4 Dow- .' Slli P I. nOAl , 14' i Mi Mrcun y liiillinniil , (il)/; coinpliiUi w couplings A electric us "SOLD" is a very IUTCN- molnt i ia«m' trnl |n.|iilio is* W till windows ni\d soats. IM UH Mntlc milker units Spaclali at tha Storei 74 IWO I)) ' IHUI I lifilnwiii hniisa In or , I til. IM/ , pulsnlors; 2 milker units , enn nick; Stainless steel strain- j, nnai Winona. o( nin° luisiiii'ss. aliinilnum Ini iiiiiny olluM' flno Cmlilla< : ! Wopliono YOUT Want Add sury pin t MtAti n Nli W HOAI U' ers wash tank , liruslies etc ; "(I .Jameswiiy steel stanch' { ' IK I Mny in ir.-n al 111 High aeeessoiie.'i . , a, | HAM 4 liccliiinni ipnrlniis linma SIT vail M I 'I. APPLIANCE Phone us and , I maul. mi Ions W / WOIM I lining; illi 8tuel drinking cups , .Inmcmway , *' , wanlid . In or near Wlniinn, hy piotai ) lf> Tho PWIS >liinal fmiilly movlnfl In Wlniinn , (una !il>Ka\ll.Y I'lUVFA f| shuttlu-stroke barn clennor w/.'l II./' motor ; Stool ullage , Wlnoiitt Dully N nt July occupancy, WMIa IllOO Baldwin lAK i: YOUR PICK, many »•«iM no mora, WARBIOR VENABLES REACTOR II IIIM. g THORP SALES COMPANY'S EASY TEHMS \' FEITEN IMPL, CO III SI'ONSIIM I I'lllll I SMONAI couple T 7ft W, 2nd Tol, fi-2711 1(1 h li Tvln U Thorp Sulen Co., Clerk , HiM-hester , Minn. - Fannhnnii ilKlll tnoilein Inline , mil , fuinliheil nr IZO CtMTRR- TIC.23A9 RIINAIIOII1 14' llheialaM, John Donro nnliirnislied, In nr wllhln II mllti WI linl e, ininplalaly fciulpt>»i ini,fi»ia\ |ji)i .i iiyyi»«.i »K yW>" T'W *' "TVf? . ^• r™*, li:i WflhlilnKtno Wlminn rioiia, 111 I minlaln Lily 4H7 Mil, Poiinalln C ity tlf-Wi}, ' t- " " )"!'S'.T" ^ ' ¦ ; " R p ' : :YBUZ - SA^ ¦ : ; ¦/ ¦ :- ->. i ; ;.v;^' ,:€ . >/ : ** ^

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