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TWENTY-TWO PAGES Laos Plan Good, Kennedy Tells Khrush 'Black Monday No Trace of U S./ Russia Stock Market Work together filî^M^Mi On Program Prices Tested By LEWIS GULICK NEW YORK !AP>-Stock mar- : WASHINGTON fAP I -President ket trading was heavy and . prices Kenned y told Soviet Premier narrowly lower today as the mar- Khrushchev today that the formation of a.coalition government iri ket 7 hegan testing whether it can , keep above the low levels hit on Laos is very encouraging. Kennedy replied to a message "Black Monday, " May 2a.7 ^ Opening sales included a few froin Khrushchev in which the So- large blocks, but not so : many as viet leader said the agreement on. to indicate heavy liquidation simi- a coalition government could serve lar to that which marked trading as a guide to the solution of other lale in May, ' :¦ problems b-etw'een East and West. "The formation ' of this govern- . American ' Telephone was off j ment of national -unity, under $1:12 to $104 and Ford lost 7 $1 63 j Prince Souvanha Phquina marks a to $80.63, while most other key is- ¦ milestone in the sustained efforts sues lost fractions7 which have been put forward to. . Brokers watched trading »tix- : ward this end ,, especially since our iously, ' looking ' for signs of re- : meeting in Vienna," Kennedy told sistance: -^buyers coming in at ¦ Khrushchev; 7 ' ¦ j new--.' lower prices—at or above the j ^Txt*mm*mp*ammmmmm*^tmf^^-.t. ^Y-^-™r.' *. -s ' wnssi: "11 i s eq u a liy i m po rta n t th et wi levels7 of :. last month's nosedive, should 7 now press , ALCATRAZ PRISON . 7 7This is a diagram- the .bay off San' Francisco. Three prisoners es- the - worst since 1929. . forward with az Prison in caped from there Tuesday, (AP Photofax) : our associates in the Geneva con * med view from water leyel of Alcatr . Lacking such buying support, ferencey ,'t o complete thfese ar- they said, a . further slump may Hunt Continues ¦ rangements and to work closely result: - , - • together in their execution. We The market suffered its- third must continue also to do our best worst loss of the: current sag Tues- to persuade all concerned in Labs day. An estimated-$6.8 ybillion was to work together to this same end. For 3 Escaped erased from the quoted value of 7 ''It is very important that ho the stocks listed on the New York ¦ ¦ untoward actions anywhere be al- Stock Exchange. • ' :¦ lowed 7 to disrupt , the progress The market was: too delicately which has been made." Aleatraz Men balanced to resist statements and Kennedy agreed with Khrush- 7 SAN : FRANJCISCO: (AP) . - The developments which investors cqn- chev that r continued; progress in a search went on today for three sideredy disturhing, some: Wall settlement of .the7 La-otia n problem OH bank robbers who vanished from Street sources said. can be helpful in leading toward By FRED S. HOFFMAN ; siderable data in the w eeks; their The .Russians normally test in tide-swept' Alcatraz Island: prison the; resolution of other internationv ^ remote -regions or- deep in the i They mentioned President Ken- WASHINGTON y(AP'— With Rus- [ ships have been there. in San Francisco ' .Bay Tuesday ^ al difficulties. heart of the Soviet Union: nedy's remarks at the . Yale Uni- sia expected to resume atmos- i after wriggling through cell wail l pheric, nuclear testing soon, Amer- Although neither of the great This makes it more diffi cult to vents ; veirsily cornmencerhent exercises "If together we can help In the nuclear powers says anything puh- tediously enlarged with sto- ican , experts reportedly are pre- get a reasonably close look, but len sppons. .:'.: ''.' y i which were Interpreted in some establishment of an independent licly about its own. snooping, oper- i here is clear evidence this has i financial circles as meaning he and neutral Laos, securely sus- paring to do a ylittle snooping of . Skillfully made dummies .in . their own. j aliens; each, has kept close ycheck not hampered the United States ; wouldn 't back down frorn his eco- tained in this status through time, . ' 'what - ing (heir bunks prevented guards from TACOMA , ' . Wash. (AP). - Say i The Russians yhave- foiir instru- ! on. . . 'the other has been do in obtaining solid scientific infor- j nomic ideas in the face of dis- . this accomplishment will surely 7 in nuclear test blasts over the discovering their absence for sev- '-by. : : you . .are:.-the ' parents of four hap- : have a significant and positive ment ships posted around Christ- mation about Soviet test results. eral hours approval . .business rrien. ' ef- nias and Johnston Islands in the ] years of the atomic weapons race. . i They also referred to- the slate- py children , living in a pleas- i fect far 'beyond '-. - the-', borders of On hS>« basis of this knowledge, ant home in ay quiet neighbor- j Man flying 1q Pacific to gather information I : The hew Soviet series could Warden Oliri Black-well said he j ment .' by Federal Budgtet Director Laos," Kennedy said in his mes- test series icorhe' at any time in view of Pre- President, Kennedy was able to does not : believe the .three men, New York hood. Then one morning you I sage. about the American . I David E. Bell in a awiken - and find your 8-year-ol d j which began April 25 and now has mier Nikita S. Khrushchev 's re- tell the nation last March ¦that the led by a convict with an IQ of j speech; that, the administration "You can count- on the continued Soviet series in late 1961 ..' ' 'reflect- 132, are alive if they: tried to swim daughter is gone from her bed- ! reached about the midway point. icent declaration that the Amerj- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ j would change its spending and . ' La Crosse Makes and energetic efforts of they gov- Tjelieve j can experiments have - 'forced lis ed a. highly- sophisticated technol- for it7 ' ¦. ' ._ ¦ > roomy ..- . : . . " . ' ..; ernment of. the United States to- There is every reason to I tax policies this year il the econ- There Ls. a frantic search. Days, the Russians have collected con- 1 to renew our tests." ogy;" that many 7of : those tests omv falls into a serious lag. ward .that: end ." were aimed at improving Soviet However, because of the thor- . weeks and months pass and there i : market . Kennedy's reply to Khrushchev 's defenses y against missiles, and oughness of . the trio's planning to All through the recent are only false clues, and dead ends. Forced Landing I message was dated June 12 and that one Russian device was ex• bust "The Rock ." officials con- decline Kennedy7 and his advisers i,' ROCKFORD, 111. m — Charles cede that the men could have have attributed it to what they I was made public.; by the White ploded more than 100 miles* aloft , This; happened to Mr. and Mrs: !-Ora Partlon , an entomologist eh House this morning. made it ashore - on a makeshift called investors' realiza t ion that Donald S. Burr the morning of.! . Sixth .- . the Russian-tests /last fall , it is raft , y ; y, y stock prices had7 climbed too far ; route to La Crosse, Wis,,' escaped Three Seek . •' That the little Southeast Asian Augi 31. 19617 . More than nine - known; were conductedy above un- JVor do thy discount the possi- and a belief that , inflation 's effect injury Tuesday when he made an inhabited Novaya Zemlya, a cres- months later the case of Ann j country should be independent bility that Frank Lee Morris ,; 35, on the economy had abated. Marie Burr still is an agonizing 1' emergency larldirig in his light and . . neutral , -,, not , a cause - for cent-shaped island¦ on the edge of the leader, and' ., two. brothers , the Arctic, y. • ' .;• . - . '' '¦: On Monday, Kennedy said it was mystery. 7 ' plane at the Greater Rockford East-Wes t conflict, is one point DistrictBacking - John , 32. and .Clarence Angiin , 31, Kennedy and , false to ascribe "any and all un- It . was cold and rainy .that Aug. .y.A-irport.yyy: on which Khru- So far as is known the United are still on the island , lurking in favorable turns of the speculative shchev have agreed since they By ADOLPH JOHNSON | June 27 and a number of others States does not have the kind of a water's edge cave. 31. -Mrs. Burr , 33, awakened shorty Partlon , 52, of West Lafayette, wheel" to lack of confidence in ly after 5:30 a. m. She heard their ij met in Vienna a" year .ago. ' 'But Associated Press Staff Write r are being discussed. instrument ships being used by An ever-widening search—coor- i Ind,, had ju st taken off:from tlie j the Soviets to spy on U. S. jtests his administration. youngest child , Mary, 3, crying: ' only now are the rival neutralist, Definitely in the race, are State dinated by the FBI—has spread airport after a stop for weather pro-Western and pro-Communist The race for the 6th District Re- 1 Rep. Robert J, Oriegard of Prince- in the Pacific. over'northern California. Mary was bothered by a cast put 1 on her arm after an accident. The information when he noticed Laotian princes settling on a publican endorsement for Congress j ton , a first termer: State Rep. Their escape was discovered at : , But it is believed U. S. nuclear other children , Greg. 5. and Julie , \ gasoline was spilling because tlie nationwide government deemed to fil l the vacancy created when | Aubrey Dirlam of Redwood Falls 7:15 am , Tuesday. ,They were last 7, were asleep in a basement ' who has held his seat since 1941 submarines—which have proved , Monday. 't bed- i cap was off the tank, needed to remove their land from Rep. H. Carl Andersen decided to ; their ability to operate in the seen at 9:30 p.ni Algerians Won room.. i the cold war! . and served -as ;. conservative . floor Arctic even in winter — may have i He decided to land and , when run as an independent is begin- j leader in the 1957 session , and No one is known f© have sur- Declaring this could be the ning to look like a wide open had a grandstand, seat for the last When Mrs. Burr looked in Ann !' h« tried to turn on the power to pivotal event "in the cause of | Charles Cooper, Montevideo sales- vived an escape attempt from Marie's bedroom. - it was empty. lower the wheels, the key broke affair. j Russian tests. "The Rock*' in its 28 years as a Change Plan lo )( strengthening peace in Southeast man. ' The- Burrs searched every room off. . The. plane was damaged only , Tliree candidates are already in: The most modern American federal . ' pri son , "-althou gh' ' 35 men and closet in the , two-story brick , Asia " Khrushchev told Kennedy subsycarry advanced radar gear slightly. . strength- the race for endorsement at the ' Among others being urged to get tried it in 11 separate attempts. home. Then they called police. Ii There was no information on that the results in Laos " reconvened convention in - Willmar! into the race is Termer-,Gov- .: C. and supersensitive underwater lis- ..... Warden. Blackwell told how the trip -to : La en the conviction that success in tening equi pnient7 Satisfy Europeans There was ample cause - for jj-the - nature of his - solving 'other """ international "" prob- Elmer Anderson. Since leaving the three men escaped : the attention alarm. The front door, locked and I; Crosse. governor 's office in 1955, Anderson This radar can spot cloud for- of authorities . TUNIS . (AP) . — Algerian Nation- night chain the I lems which now divide states and usual , latched with a create tension can be achieved has devoted himself largely to his mations—and that could include Af 5 p.m. Monday, as the alist Premier Youssef Ben Khcdda evening before , was open. A small j expanding business interests in atomic and hydrogen mushroom doors clanged shut in the three- categorically rejected today (he living room ' window; closed the 1 on the .same road as well." clouds—from as much as 200 tiered cell block that boused 2B9 possibility of revising the Algerian 1 Exchange Firm Brainerd. lie has demonstrated his night before, also was open. A' U, S. policymakers were well continuing interest in politics , how- miles away, prisoners , n otched over by 55 pence agreements to give further bench beneath the window was 32nd Gl Stabbed ever , Sound-detecting devices can guards'. guarantees to European residents . aware that the extent to which by his regular attendance at overt urned. the cooperative venture succeeds party affairs. He was a delegate to pick up shock waves, of the sort At 9:30 and thereafter every The head of the Algerian pro- Donald and Beverly Burr live! a nuclear blast might send hour on the hour durin g periodic in Laos depends on how far the the recent GOP state convention visional government charged that now in a . tangled web of contusion , i Breaking Up Fight Communists , who hold the strong- Is Suspended in Minneapolis. through water. checks, nothine was found amiss. "a series of maneuvers " is being sorrow and apprehension — hoping FT. LEWIS , Wash, i^—Pfc. Don- er milit ary position there , choose NEW YORK (AP)-Tlie Ameri- Being urged to allow their A watching sub might mark the Then «t 7:15 in the morning , at I made "in an attempt to sabotage against mounting odds Hint their to go along wiih it. Washington Exchange loday sus- the Evian ipencei agreements hy ald D, Duiike . 22 , of Oshkosh. can Stock names to he presented to the precise time of a nuclea r explo- the regular showtip the three j - blonde , hazel-eyed daughter may Wis: , has shown some improve- has been unwillin g lo commit pended trading in the slock of convention , despite their public sion—a factor important in later didn 't get up. Guards prodded : making it appear possible they can be alive No ransom ever was forces directly in the smal l , , he revised' under the pretext of ment after surgery for a stomach dis- E. L. Bruce Co after the firm announcements they are not can- analysis of the airborne debris what appeared to be their sleep- i asked. No ready explanation is wound suffered when he was slab- tant , landlocked country, although announced that the president of didates , are State Sen . Stanley driftin g across the world . ing forms and found dummies— | Riving additional guar-antces to the available. | Europeans'." bed while trving to break up a Kennedy has stationed U.S. troops the company had . withdrawn $1,- Holmquist of Grove Cily and Dr. Cert ain elements thrown off In "very real istic, plaster , paint and ! fight. in neighboring ' Thailand/ 5)5.1,000 from the company without Barr, mayor of "My government categorically Tacoma police are |ust es pin. Ronald * Mon- a nuc lear blast decay over vary- hair heads- and pillow bodies. " | zled . j Duhkr , a -member of Wisconsin 's W7 Averell Harriman, assistant authorization. t evidco. ¦It wns found that the trio , ap- excludes this possibility, " Ben ing period of lime. In stud ying air . More than 1 , 500 - persons were I 32nd Division , remained in seri- secretary of slate for Far Eastern Kdward M. Gilbert ' resigned as sampl es, scientists compute the parently for weeks , had been dig- i Kbeddn said. , Incidentally, Holmquist will be questioned in the first 12 days of: ous condition Tuesday affairs said thnt American troops president Tuesday afler ' making time lag between Ihe blasts and Ring at plaster and cement four ; Hen Kbedda , w li o made liis the search , Military police said Duhke was in Thailand , would not be with- the disclosure lo directors ol Ihe pitted against a conservative Sen- ihe pickup of the samples. This inches thick witli bits of spoons, ; statement as he left for Cairo , ate colleague , it both decide lo Robert J. Drost, detective cap ] an innocent bystander who had at- drawn just because (he Laos coa- New York City firm lhat makes helps accounl for missing ele- Their painstaking efforl loosened said , "the return of real peace can tempted to separate the battlers lition has been formed. He said seek re-election. He nnd Sen. Iô menls or Ihe degree of decay of a inelal eo>ver leading (o a ventila- only. he realized through the loyal tain , has n 500-page file on the ! r hardwood flooring, doors and other Ann Marie case on a rack above after a fight erupted outside . the l R. military deployment lumber products. l.atiormhn of Olivia are in the elements found present. tion shaft throu gh ench cell wall. application ele sainn district under the latest leg- his desk. niosslmll where the 127th Infan- is aimed nt bolstering Western s committee on islative reapportionment. Lauer- "I've read every page in that try from Oshkosh was holdin g: a strength in nil non-Communist The exchange' Southeast Asian countries. securities , acting before the open- man ' has indicated he plans to run , file four times , " said Drost , "and family part y last Friday. • ing today, based the suspension on Holmquist is undecided. il reads the same each time. " the announcement of Gilbert' s res- M issing person bulletins have been sent to every slate and to ignat ion by the company 's chair- The case of H. Carl Andersen man , E. L. Bruce Jr. Sen. McCarthy Wants Canada and Mexico. When Ann certainly illustrates the ups and Marie first disappeared , hundred s Tiny Pin Seen The trading suspension will con- downs of politics. of searchers combed tbe city 's tinue until further notice pending Andersen was down in Decem- wooded , areas and vacant lots developments , the stock exchange ber when the Legislature put him Police made a house-to-house said. in the same district with Hep. check of the neighborhood , All ' Bruce stock was the m«tt active Fred Marshall , DKL. He was the Tax Cut Th is Year known child niolesters and sex of- As Wreck. Cause only Minnesota congressman lo fenders were questioned By WALTER R. WEARS on the exchange Tucsdny, closing By LARRY OSIUS "I havo not commuted myself I| McCarthy suggested it would he al $15.38 n share, a l!)l>2 low and criticize the redisricting bill pub- WASHINGTON . (AP)-The chair- lo that course of action , I have possible lo substitute a $1 5-billion With no proof Ann Marie was WASHINGTON w — A mechanic's oversight , a tiny cotter pin licly. His fortunes took an upward Ways not said 1 would he for a reduc- corporate income lax cut lor the abd ucted , ibe FBI could only and a bolt less than an inch long could h ave been the ingrccjients of off $3.25 for the dny on volume of man of Ihe powerfu l House stand by to assist. 3f) ,000 shares. swing a few weeks later when and Means Committee says he tion in our total revenues while tax credit provision. disaster in the New York crash of n jet airliner , the Federal Aviation ¦ Marshall announced lie would not does not support proposals for an we nre spending more than wej Agency snys. seek re-election. And things moved across the board tax cut , are taking in. " j He said the proposal alto might Ninety- five people were killed when the American Airlines Boeing toward the downside for him again include about $3 billion in personal Th* statement Tuesday by Hep, Kenned y has proposed a tax rut WEATHER 707 plunged into Jamaica Day on March I , seconds after taking off Youth Dead of when liis name came up in con- income lax ' reiluelioiis , plus .spe- IVrini lrllni»/ilrl Aii-iww-l — — -^— ¦—— ¦ - Wilbur I) . Mills , D-Ark., posed an next year as n means of st imulnt- • •"¦- '- I' A " ' * i nection with the Billie Sol Estes immediate Un cut to President cific congressional nppproval of the FEDERAL FORECAST The FAA said the bolt , part o Crash Injuries ing the eoonomy and reducing un- ' more than $1 billion- in tax relief WINONA AND VICINITY - \ mistake by one man on one air- case, Kennedy 's announced intention of employment, j a complex rudder mechanism craft. " seeking a lax cut from Congress already promised business hy Ihe Most ly fair tonight ; Thursday pos- may have- slippe d out of placi At St Cloud Another tax revision hill figured Kennedy administration in the sib le showers with little change when a nut securing it fell off - "Wo do not s«a this as a pos- One of the first filings to reach early next year. in McCarthy 's statement to news- In another development Sen. form of revised depreciation in temperature , Low tonight 47- for lack of the little cotter pin. sible explanation for any other 707 ST. CLOUD ,' Minn. on - Ron- the office of Sccrelary of State . men (hat he might (ry a (ax schedules, The new schedules are 52; high Thursday in 70s. , Eugene McCarth y, D-Minn., said crash about which we luivo any ald Heiman, 17 son of Mr. and Joseph Donovan will he that of cut this year. expected this sumnwY . LOCAL WEATHER The agency wired airlines am informal ion, " he said . "Rut it Mrs. .Bernard Heiman , Princeton, [State today he is considering trying to ¦ ¦ Sen. Norman Larson of Ada , write a general tax cut this year The bi ll has two controversial McCarthy, like his Minnesota Official ohservations for the 24 other organizations that (ly 70' would not be the first time that died in a' hospital here this morn- j president pro tern of the Senate, provisions—!! tax credit for busi- colleague , assistant Demncnilir ho urs ending at l;! ni today: jets Tuesday, warning them of th an airplane crashed because a ing after being critically injured , inlo the Kennedy administra tion 's 75; 4fl Larson who has served 24 years before the nessmen who invest in new ma- leader Hubert Humph rey, said if ^Maximum. minimum, ; pote ntial danger s|Hit. One sucl mechanic lelt ii cutter pin out of in a one-car accident June l>. In Ihe Senate, tax revision bill now , 6'9; precipitation , (o mailed his filing Senate Finance Committee, chinery and equipment and -with- the economy needs . lax cut boost noon none. warning went (lie Military Ai a holt . ' Young Heiman, who would have papers before len*ving, for Seattle holding of income taxes due on then he sees no need lo wait un- AIRPORT WEATHER Transport Service , which operate: "You cannot sny this is it — we (North Central Observations) been n high school senior next fall , lo attend the Fourth Annual Na- M-illi, who li*Adt the committee dividends nnd interest. Estimates til (he 1903 session of Congress. ¦ the Boeing jets used by Prosidon can never prove it happened even suffered a skull fracture and other tional Conference of State legis- lhat handles all tax legislation in are the investment lux credit The Finance Committee , of Ulax. temp. 75 at 5 p.m. Tues- Kennedy nnd other govertmien . though it could have happened. " multiple injuries when the auto- lative leaders. I he House , snid while testifying would cost the Treasury $1,35 hil- which McCarthy Is a member , day, min. 4H nt 5 a.m. today, noon leaders. -. ' , Prill said the Civil Aeronautics mobile he was driving went oul ol Last J miliary -he announced his before another House committee , llon a year in revenues but thai worked on the controversial revi- 71 . sky clenr, visibility ir> miles George <7 Prill , director of lh > | Hoard still is investigat ing the control as he reached a curve on plan to retire, Ho said he changed advocat- the wiihliolding measure would sion hill Tticsdny in n secret ses- wind f> M.P.H. from east , baromet- FAA flight standards sorvico, sai I'New York crash and will niako "You have not heard me ¦ old Highway lit at tlie southwest his mlndt In response to urgent de- ing tax reduction this year or next bring im nbout $t>.-u million not sion with Secretary of Ihe Treas- er 3D.lil nnd fallin g slowly, hu- the New York crush "could bav the t mill decision, on the probable edge of Princeton, mands f rom his constituents. year, now being collected. ury Douglas Dillon . m idity 44 percent. heuii U IB i ei.uU of an inslallatio l ' cause. require an extended period of practice d ;. -. ' ' ' ' I hove known high school stu- -' ' 'WBBBBBfBBBBBBfB ' - ' dents with all A's and B's on their ' I ' '^w TsV.^'^^^S^Js^Ms^s^s^sV^sW^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^Vaf^s^s^^s^s^^s^s^s^s^s^^sV''Js^sH^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^s^H '' ' records t,o avoid manual skill subjects for fear of receiving a low gra'd^.7 . y:y- . .y y, y. . . Actually a low grade in- one-of these subjects is not that important. What is important is that the students stay with: such training until ihey¦ are reasonably pro- ficient. "' - ,' The ability to use their hands in By LESLIE J, NASON, Ed.D. pose ior which , the course is being, typing, shorthand or. art will prove offered. ' ,, . 7 beneficial not only, throughout the PivfMsor of Education, rest of their schooling but all University of Southern California Summer school prbvides an op- portunit y for sludents to maintain through life. There are pitfalls , as well as op- skills between, school terms . as portunities In summer school for well -as to catch up. WINONA DAILY NEWS credit. . ' ' . . . The 12-week vacation . is long ' T ' Summer school courses crowd enough for many students to grow W EDNESDAY, jtJllE 137'l96; . ' . about 19 weeks' work into -six " 'i their work habits and . VOLUME los. Noi iri : ' -- . , is stal<" . .fl _ weeks. For some students this to forget partiahy learned sub- Published doiiy except Saturday ervd holt good. y. day? by Republican ancs Herald Publishing ject 7 matter , especially in lan- Company, , *01 . FrahKlln Sl„ Wlnons, . Minh If they have made . low grades in guages, Repealing the last course ~ "~~ A~ ~ : i UBSCR i PT IO"N R A¦ TEi-' ' or any other ¦ ' ' ¦' ' geometry/ history may .- be-helpful. . • Slhgli ; Copy. . .10c - Dally, !."€ . Sunsiji course, and can run over the same Delivered Oy carrlerd In City ol Winona— work quietly hi summer school , offers bppor. 'Per week 50 cents SU MMER SCHOOL ' ' ' Js weekj tll.ti- y . - .-yy s* w»etc« 121,M this Will give them an opportunity tunity for pursuing re-.varding ~ " By moli- fctrlc11y InTad v»7icer~P*t)*r slo£ to organize their thoughts and elect iyes. - ped On (xplrallon dais. strengthen their-basic knowledge. : in Fillmore, Houston, Cl-nttM, Wtnttni,, High school students find it hard -Trcm0e8»eau counMM: They already have in mind many ¦ enou gh to meet college require- i month • J6.50 3 rriohttii. - - .-. ' • J1.J0 of the basic facts , and ideas , and * ¦" ¦ IHEBHH ments during the regular school . I year . S.12.00 l . fnonth ' . .- ,.-S1.15 rapid review will necessitate ; a " ~ y All olh«rmall mUscrTpllons: ? /^^\# S S S BHHHSIS HH year . There is no room in their ~ RI^ ' broad app roach, leaving out unes- I year il SM 3 monThi . 7 UlT ^^^^^^^ programs for typing, shorthand , ¦ sential details. Such an experience ' ' monlha S9.00 l month 11.60 : art ^k BmffiMZffl^m % quire a satisfactory foundation. . ^ This is especially true if he is /) placed in a.class made up largely \° \ C U IDT C 1B HT^3T^P $^9.95 Of repeaters; Summer classes of- ' ^~ : fered for credit, at the junior or jjSPira* - JI 9 rl IK I 9 'I In Wm ¦^ ¦ ' ' " genior high school , level should be ^¦'1 / i - - iiâifeMti geared either to the slow group of tte fast 'group ' /of learners—not bothy WstiiBiSiNim^3 Parents should determine what kind - . ol pupils r-lh. ir child will he associated with as well as the pur-

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¦ ¦ ' ^ * M ,MM ** lll * l *' M, * l *' l,M,aM wW9W&', **** l,, ** , *MIII , l ' , '' M* M** M' ,MM,M ^ mf W%m&Sy ^T»^J%3 BI~ ¦ Av9999¦--¦ ¦ - — -- -—— Sheriffs Say Four Others File Area Breakins Over $10,000 Work oi Gang ^ ^ ^ / ^ ^^^^ Pledged for There definitely is a link be- " tween Sunday night breakins at Altura. Kollingstone ii^pi^-j WIDA Program Lewiston and fti^îp;^ More than $10,000 annually and other burglaries reported in > J^l^y^/î^s A . race for Winona County treas- f was pledged by nine local: firms the area, Sheriff Ge.or.ge Fort said urer started this morning as six :| Tuesday afternoon to help fi- ¦¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦' J today. ' ' " : ,. . ' ; /¦ . ' persons filed for county posts on I nance the second three-year pro- Fort said he and other sheriffs opening day.. gram of the Winona Industrial in the area believe that alt of the Mrs. Teresa M. Curbow , incum- Development Association. bent treasurer, was the first to A drive is Tinder way to raise recent burglaries will in time be file at 8:40 a.m.; in the office of $20,000 annually for three years. traced- to a gang of 14 men, four County Auditor Richard Schoon- PLANiS FOR the y drive wer« of wh pm . have been arrested re- over . Also filing for treasurer was . Wieczorek Winona 7 discussed at a WIDA membership cently. ' 7 Stanley A, , ¦ , former city alderman, . ¦ '. 7 meeting of the Winona Chamber ; Three: of the four men have Otliers filing follow: of Commerce, Presiding - was Ralph Boa|t, drive chairman, who posted bond and were released. ; Sheriff George L. Fort; Count y announced7 the drive was off to> The fourth , Ronald W , Darwin,- 25, Attorney S. A. Sawyer; Leo. R. ^ ¦' ¦: an excellent start. now is in custody of Rice . County Borkowski, making his second bid . When the drive is over the for the 2nd District county com- 7 authorities. None of the four , all WIDA will publish an ad in this missidner's: seat ,, and Superinten- . \ of St7 Paul, have revealed the newspaper listing all contribu- ¦ dent of Schools Jesse B. Jestus. "| ¦¦ ¦¦ " - ¦ ...... jc. . • .> ' ' -JK-uWVVJ**^. "-• ';- . . u ...... -*, tors rAit not the contributions. names of others involved in the : Filings close July 177 Posts will | The new program starts July L THAT WONDERFUL MOMENT 7 . ; Mar- ants are Betty Jfean Heublein, 17, Lewiston, left , , gener- j j burglaries. be filled in the November 7 Joseph F. Rhoderick, 7 WIDA 17, Minneiska. Th« corona- election. \ . :.i / garet Kalmes, .17, Rollingstone, receives the Wi- and Sandra FrisJch, Sheriff Fort said he personal manager, has resigned effective tion was prececled by a banquet at the Oaks. : MRS. CURBOW is seeking7her .1 Vnona County Dairy Princess crown from Dar- ally would go to Faribault to ques- next Wednesday, and will return lene Nisbit; Stockton 1961 winner. Two attend- (Daily News photo) ' first elected term as treasurer.. | to Frederick, Md., where he will . tion Darwin within the next few She was appointed treasurer, in I iiMini be proprietor of Willijams Type- days. ; ¦ ¦->/.. . r -' ^^ ¦¦H V ^v MH M M M>* 1959 to fill an unexpired terrn. «R^W?,-:*< -vV. .-v:-^*.V:f out that butter is more expensive. tive Winonan , he attended St. na area: y Mrs. Clarence Frisch: were spon- Holy Trinity High School at Roji- "It has reached the point where $31,965 low Stanislaus School and was grad-y " New jobs mean better eco- ¦ Cotter High School in .' - George7L. Fort sored 7 by. ; ¦Rowekamp's Hatchery lingstone. She has brown hair anji youngsters growing up in urban uated from S. A. Sawyer 7 nomic life " for the : community. and y Rollingstone Farmers Union is. 5 foot 4. Her plan is to at- communities don't get to see but- ¦ During the past year approxi- respectively. tend nurses training at Roche*?;- He is a member of the Winona mately .600 nevv industrial jo ba ter unless they visit their grand- : On Road Contract Knights of Colum- 7 The three winners next will enter. A cheerleader in school , sl^ - Athletic Club, have been created mainly through mother on Ihe . farrri. . this situa- bus, Elks, Red Men , Winona Civic ter Region 10 competition at Lake was a member of the pep chin tion is something we must face," the . efforts of WIDA. Forty new Association and Winona Activity jobs City June "20.7. and a B honor roll student. he said. will be created when the Judges were: Mrs; Alfred Al- In Wabasha Go. Group. He was president and later Goodall Manufacturing Corp., for^ , board chairman of the Winoha PRINCESS MARGARET is 5 bee Caledonia: Loren Graskamfp, "WE'VE BEEN ears-less with WABASHA.. Minn. (Special) : — merly of Warrensburg, Mo., be- brown hair. 'Founta in , - and pur products/' Cole maintained. Chiefs Basebal l Club. He was ac- gins its operations foot 6 and has dark ¦ Arnold . Skiftcin , Bids on grading and crushed rock next month. Valedictorian of her graduating Houston. . - - ' . ' While those firms competing, for ti-ye irt the Polish National ;' AI'li- surfacing of 2Vi miles of County "THIS IS class at Trinity High . School at Miss Darlene Nisbity 1961 AVinb- the sale of dairy products have in- ance which' provided uniforms to THE kind of pro- State . Aid Highway 11, south of gress essential to WinOna and it Rollingstone, she was a cheer- na County and Region 10 Dai-y creased their advertising and have , the PNA amateur baseball team. Hammond were received Tuesday H is wife is the former Marcella is with this purpose that the cor- sold the public, the dairy industry by the Wabasha County Board of Zakrewski. Winona. They 'have porate membership . is now has remained relatively dormant. Commissioners7 at a, special ad- making its current 7 five children : Daniel, 17; Stev- drive. Applications Cole pointed specifically to the journed meeting. '¦Success will depend Due problem of finding a larger market en, 14; Jane, ll; Sue, 5, and Peg- on the contributions to this fund from for Minnesota's.dairy products. The board adopted a resolution gy, 20 months. Sunny Skies many business firms both large For Liquor j Beery He said Mnnesota is the top but- recommending to the state com- Borkowski, 36, is a native missioner of highways that a con- and small. Originally there were ter producer and the top producer VVinonan and resides at 3975 7th tract be awarded to the lo-w bid- St., Goodview. He has filed for 125 contributors who had enough, Amusement Devhie of dried . milk in the country. Min- faith in Winona to support the Way nesota also is second in milk pro- der. Funk Construction Co., Theil- the post now held by Commis.- May Give Applications ' , ' initial three-year program, The for "1962-M cit */ duction and second in the number man on its proposal of $31 ,456.59. sionef Raymond- G: Kohner. Wi- of Winona beer; liquor anH Other bidders -- .'were: Ben Erwin nona. Borkowski ran against results produced by WIDA have of . cows»y rnilked, topped only: by justified their faith and confi- mechanical amusement devid* Wisconsin. & Sons, Caledonia, $38,039.76 ; Kohner in 1958 and lost by '; 171 licenses are du» in the ci dence and during this drive all H/ Yet, he said, Minnesota con- Leen Joyce Construction Co., Rochr votes^ To Showers recorder's office- by 5 p.na. ester , $34,965.80. and G. E. Riet- The candidate was graduated firms which • have shared in the sumes only 15 percent of the benefits produced by these Pleasant weather continued over . Monday. i man . Oronoco. Minn., $33,307.68. from St. Casimirs School and addi- but an In- total amount of dairy prod- Jesse B, Jestus Leo R, Borkowski tional jobs will be solicited." the Winona area today Commissioners also authorized Cotter. High School . He and his ( tidstrom Studio) for Thurs- ucts produced here. The of her terruption . was forecast C o u n t y Auditor Wilbur widowed motheryMrs; May Bor- of showers 85 percent must be exported. Koel- surance Co., St: Paid , during his day when a possibility mel to advertise for bids for pur- koWski, operate the B&B Food official Weather "We've got to produce our ' undergraduate years. was raised in the chase of one tandem diesel power- Market in Goodview. He is mar- prediction: ' Car Check Herel products cheaply," he taid, : He is married and, the father State to Suggest Bureau ed motor grader for the county ried to the former Betty .Maas; air tonigh t with tem- "because we have to add of three children: Susan , 10: ' Mostly * highway department. It would be \Vinona, They have two children: St Casimir s 47-52 bracket is transportation costs." James, 5, and y.lane, 3. Sawyer Traffic Pattern peratures in the eq uipped with mechanical controls Nancy, 7. and Timothy, 3. Bor- forecast. For Thursday the ¦Cole pointed out that never has kowski is a member of the is a member of the Red Men. the Shows Few Autos snowplow, snow wing and olher prediction is for possible; showers the farmer carried a greater load Knights of- .Columbus, ¦ Elks. Red Lions. Jaycees. Winona Rod and accessories. . On West Broadway and little change in temperature. of responsibility. Again quoting Men. Eagles and Winona Activ- Gun Club. American Legion and Tops City Dental statistics , he showed how the Bids will be opened at the next ity Group. His father is the late the state and national Associa- A report on feasibility of a pro- FOR THE NEXT five days Have Safety Bells number of farms and farmers regular meeting at 10:30 a.m. July Leo J. Borkowski. tion of Prosecuting Attorneys. posed traffic . , re-routing plan for Southeastern Minnesota and West- Only 7.3 percent of cars that had decreased and now is de- 9. ¦ Jestus who is seeking his He is also a member of these the intersection of .Junction Street ern Wisconsin temperature are ex- participated in the recent volun- creasing at an alarming rate. eighth consecutive term , as coun- bar associations—Winona County. and West Broadway will.be sub- Report Returns pected lo average about normal tary motor vehicle safety c|ieek Despite this fact , agriculture and ty superintendent of schools, was 3rd Judicial District, Minnesota , mitted to the city by the state with an inch of precipitation, oc- here iiad scat belts, and the ma- allied businesses make up a larger first elected in 1935. He lives at and the American Bar Associa- Highway- Department within a few St, Casimir 's School , with .a. 93 mostly towards percent return of dental curirng as showers jority of these cars were r from bulk of the nation 's economy than 466 W. Sanborn St., is 59, taught tion . days. report the end of the week. Wisconsin where state la\jr re- any other single corporation. "It 's Lanesboro Scout at Lewiston nine years, has a Fort and Sawyer organized the The information .was received cards during the 1961-62 school year, - The lliennomet.er.i-ose.ta a pleas- quires, bells in - new ears. - at -the--top.--of - all - industry, - lie bachelor, of ..arts from Macalester Junior Deputies ball team. Tuesday by Cily Engineer James lops the school dental report in Winoh a Tuesday after- Baird "in ' "s~ tetter "from- Charles listing - announced today - ant 75 This was reported today; by said. "Four out of 10 jobs in the College, St Paul, and a master by ' tha noon and dropped to . 48 during the John country are related to it.'7 To Receive Eagle of science in education from Wi- Hurrill . Rochester, ' District 6 high- city health department. reading was 54 F. Eifealdt , general -(hair- way engineer. Burrill said a state night. The 7 a.m, man of Ihe LANESBORO Minn. (Special >- nona State College. He has been Mrs . Mary Crane , supervisor of was fi'.i. check sponsored l|y the JERRY Papenfuss, KAGE sta- . trail ic specialist would make stud- and at noon it Automobile Club Dennis Northouse , son of Mr. and unopposed for reelection since the Winona public health nursing ago today the Winona a.m. July Hi. Final men!, w ould lake riiy-boimrl traf- s in The stage of the Mississippi Kven some 19(12 models had l ice Department as a traffic of- the tabulation of returns are falling with head- examinations tin - second session lie Ironi Junction to Broadway Cen- er at Winona continued lights that were out. ficer. tral Klementnry and Madison of .3 of a foot in the Afler nine years in the police wil l be Aug. 17. with a yield sipn posted against a drop One motorist 's hydraulic 1 brake six workshops .schools with fill percent and St. past 24 hours to 8 feet. The fol- department he accepted appoint- WSC is offerin g Ihe cast hound traf lie, system failed as he entered the historical , and Matthew 's Luthera n School wit h 6fi lowing predictions were issued for ment as a deputy sheriff under in addition to a In making the study, slate en- check lane. He had the troulhle re- geographical tour to Nova Scotia, percenl. the next three days : Thursday 7,7 , the late Ben Zimmerman in 1940 gineers attempt to pro .iecl tra ffic 3. paired and returned four hdmrs lat- Beaches This field trip, led by Alfred Hoc. densities nnd capacities for 20 "There is slill an indication of Friday 7.5 and Saturday 7. 2 City and succeeded Zimmerman as er to pass Ihe test. , leave July more need for education in Iho niid-.lune temperature rec- sheriff after (he latter 's death history .instructor will .sea rs in the fiilur*', Ha ird said. Moro Eifealdt commended Aug. 12. The tour area of dental cure," were shattered early today co^perat- in 1943. 111 and return Mrs. Cratto ords ling firms and these organiTjal ions: goes by way of Chicago, Niagara observed , "Many families havo mass of cool , crisp air from Married and the father of three as a Winona police department , ' Falls , Washington , New York , difficulties in financing their Canada shoved the mercury down Wino- children , Fori , his wife and one chil- na Post Office safety committee New Fngland stales, and Nova dren's denial work, especially if toward the freezing mark in parts , Open Saturday daughter live at 203 W, 3rd SI. Another Motor Scotia.' It returns through Quebec . WISCONSIN. Fideles Chapter of the YIVÂ Hi- lie's a member of the Im- Ihey hav e been neglected since of Y's, Supervised swimming begins Park , Center and Sth Streels , Wi- Ottawa, and Michigan. This lour Superior 's low of 32 was (he low- and students from Winona proved Order of Hed Men , Wi- early childhood or have not had Salurday at two city beaches, nona Street and Broadway, and carries eight quarter hours of regular care ." est ever recorded there on -June State College and Concordia Col- nona Athletic Club , Winona Rod lege , St. Paul, with a full complement of life- the VMCA corner , 4ih and Winona credit. SHE SAID the longer the -pariod 13, breaking the old* mark of 34 in Ccrficates 'will be & (Jim Club , Elks, United ' Com- Taken From Boat sent to these grcups. j guards ln attendance. streets. mercial Travelers, Minnesota Po- of neglect the larger amount of 192!). It also tied the lowest in 1/ike said high water levels on Anot her theft Involving boat ' Mathers nt Lake Winona Reach lice & Peace Officers Associa- reported today by damage found. Several service or- the nation today. Madison s 42 the river prevented earlier open- property wa .s at Ihe foot of Wain Street tap tion , Minnesota and Nat ional Fori . ganizations have given assislanca eclipsed Ihe 44 recorded in 1942. ing at Latsch Reach , in aiMilion Sheriff George Coin Club Invites) swim from 9 a.m. until dusk every Sheriffs Associat ions. Ile organ- Three File for l- i ed .liinikow. -ki '>.' 17 How- in some eases where families havo Milwaukee's 44 wns within one de- to Hie fact that preparations for . - '» day, while Lalsch Beach opens at ized a lunior Deputy Sheriffs St., told the sheriff' s depart- indicated they are in financial gree of being the coolest June 13 Boy Scout Troop I opening require several days to ard 1 p.m. and closes at dusk. League here. ment lhat an 111 h orsepower John- need and cannot pay the — Spokes- will repeat his role in .the film y . Marie (the body) y McDonald's '' ; men for the Minneapolis Star and DEAR JOAN1E: Midnight. But the cal- . .• .Peggy Jacobson, NYC's 'tt iber of the boy you're with is more impor- announcing her engagement to Summer Festival Queen, will be Tribune and the International . California lawyer-bankery Ed Cal- Typographical Union indicated to- tant than the hour of your return home. married June 23, in California. day that agreement ' may be near lahan "just as soon as I get the Juliet Prowse'll appear at the DEAR: - 'ABBY: Why are so rnany people ring," she tells me, so . : . " ^ . '7 '7,"7 ' ,. . . y 7'7- ' . '7 7 . 'V mas shows, then takes ; o ft to play the sloughs as the river drops. The with his wife and three children. golf, though one of his writers Robert Kennedy Gets water, of . course, is still;nearly two saya, "When Perry's not work- Honorary Degree feet above normal pool , but the ing, he plays 48 holes a day. When gates are in at most of the dams ¦ : ¦ 7 Car Slips Off . OANCB . he is working, only SB*' ., .Mary NEW y YORK Iff) - Atty. Gen. which is pulling down the head- \: ' , Saturday, Junt 14 ; ¦ ¦ ¦ . Martin. Janet Gaynor and Paul Robert F. Kennedy received an waters slightly of most pools. The Blocks/ Man Killed i - ' Jirry Jeroma Orchestra : ' Gregory popped ; in at Upstairs honorary doctor of laws degree gates at the Winona Dam went in y. .LBOI0N .CLUB " . from ;Manhat(an College, the water Tuesday.' for the first LE CENTER, Minn. (AP)-Har- . Downstair* to salute Jim Sheri- old M. Holmes, 56, was fatally Mamb*»r«y ' dan , whom Mary hadn't seen since Francis 7 Cardinal Spellman, time since tlie recent rise. At oth- archbishop of New York, presided er dams the adjustment started a crushed Tuesday : wien his car they were In "One Touch of Ven- slipped off its supp orting blocks lis". . 7'Popsie," B e nn y GoodT- at commencement exercises for week ago, 614 graduates at the Roman Cath- as he worked on it in the family ifmn's favorite photographer, was Car Dter Kill burglars raiding olic institution in the Bronx. garage here. A neighbor discov- cleaned out by Cars continue to take a ered the body. Ms B'way stwdio. lieavy toll of deer throughout Gregory P eck may play the Stockton CD Course ¦Western Wisconsin, according drunken American author who to a summary of car and dog Nobel Prize in Irving . .wins the STOCKTON, Minn.7 (Special)— ' -: kill released this week by the Ltglen Stag Dinner & MmHng Tuesday, Jun« :lf Wallace's fiction blockbuster, "The The civil defense survival pre- "Wisconsin district office at ¦ Prize." .Wallace studied the paredness course is.being taught Black River Falls for the pe- '¦ lives of ] many Nobel winners, as at the •-Village. - H all here Mondays jlod from Jan. I to May 31. well as the Lives of Swedish girl s at 2 p.m. for a period of 10 ^. with whom some winners have be- weeks. Lewis Schoening, \V*nona. Ja the nearby Wisconsin coun- . come involved, iri writing his siz- is instructor. ties 136 deer were killed by car COMING or dogs in Jackson : County. Buf- falo County was next with 66, SATURDAY; "V ENETIAN NWHT" | while 49 deer were reported kill- TOMORROW NIGHT ed in Trempealeau County. The "In all," A-pel stated, "I would ed the mental matmrity of 741 I jpj-; j say they took more thai* 500 rat- third, fifth and: seventh graders. JUNE 16th Pepin County warden reported 12 ^ deer Wiled either by - cars' :y or tlers during the high water off the Her office also gave t.453 achieve- dogs. The area report did not sep- Alma pool island. They went to ment tests to first , second, fourth, arate the car and dog kill but it the islands by boat and worked sixth and eighth graders and: di- was estimated that dogs account- (hem carefully for : snakes on foot, agnostic tests to i ,I9S fifth , sixth, catching and killing them on the seventh , and eighth graders. Eve- ^ ^ ^ ed for between , 15 and 20 percent ' ot the loss. spot. ." lyn Kennedy and Maurice Ewing ^^ assisted 3n ythe "testing program, Another element that may We recall that during the and the central office tabulated record high water of 1951 and cut into this year's deer crop and charted results. Conferences : "^ * 1952 in this area, swamp rafc - :'' v ^~T 7A1I You e« Eft ' is the recent flood along the were then held with "teachers arid r y T' ^^^^We ieature ^ ll Mississippi. Stanley Apel Buf- tiers craw led up trees and the schbol administrator. Can EatîtJ | r ' ¦ sometimes hung from the ¦ : ¦ ¦ Wm falo County warden, received PRIME RIBS reports of five dead fawns branches. They stayed in the m^ ~ trees until the water receded, WISCONSIN ROAD MEETING Evury Saturday Nita ' *T . y , ' : , ~Jto * \ floating In the river. The high . m I I FOUNTAIN CITY, WIS. J ; water apparently submerged A lot of them starved. Albert SUPERIOR, Wis.—Representa- nit AmisBSr^QSr mmBmm I Pulling, an early biologist of tives from each of Wisconsin 's (heir island home, and they INIERKAIIOKALir ^ Wl>,*^-^M^^*^ »^M^^^ M^* >* ^^*^^ <»^^^^ V ^^^. were deserted by their mother the Wild Life "Refuge , made a 72 counties are exp-ected to at- mM ' doe. This occurred in the Nel- rather lengthy report on this tend the annual sunnmer confer- FAMOUS W A son-Wabasha area. Two fawns habit of the swamp rattler, ence for highway commissioners BING CROSBY BOB HOPE JOAN COLUNS were picked up alive in this which, if we remember correct- and committeemen here June ORCHESTRA ^ ENDS PANAMA S area and taken by Warden Ap- ly, was included in one of Dr. 20-22. 7 fRANK'S^^ Vernon Ba iley's reports on the el to the state game farm at ' " Poynelle. ' "7 Upper- Riv Matin** 2:15 MMM I ^^B ^^BBUmmBB ^K ^^B «(-JOC-«S5C Incidentally, Apel had a chance ^^^^VsTrMiWiiî^^ during the high water to check Directors Learn How MitTr-M-fii* the speed cf deer. He was driving HnfiwyWH At Lake City Camp ist-»c-ut mmmmwBB ^B on the Whitman Earn dike when WOOLWORTH'S IN DOWNTOWN WINONA four deer rose up and took off LAKE CITY. Minn. — Fifty-one down the dike at top speed. He Boy Scout camp directors from clocked their speed and for tho Region 10 are getting the jump on "TOPS for POPS" first quarter of a mile it was over their campers this week. They are 38 miles an hour. However , they attending a training camp con- ^ HSB tired quickly, arid their speed SLte ference at Camp Hok-Si-La near b utton down ^^ dropped to below 20 miles. In other words, deer depend on a burst here. of speed for a quick getaway. Frank Preston , Chicago , assist- styling m akes DOROTHYLAMOUR ROBERT MORLEY ^rr^.Mw.N ant national director of volunteer ^ Rattlers Suffer training, is conducting the course, a smart shirt , CHILDRBM 75* More than 500 black rat- assisted by Max L. Clark and Wil- ¦ ¦ ¦ Newly Rtnodtltdl tlers or massasauga (swamp lis Elliott , deputy regional exec- rattlesnakes) were collected utives. Courses are offered ln ¦• Adulti 75* off the islands in the Nelson camp management, camp pro- KIOXA/ \S\ \ HBAm M area of the river during the mJULABBABLJ m..union so* gram and aquatics in the session Fir»t- Show i. Qttivt UN TMIMW \ Children recent high water, Apel esti- which concludes Saturday. mates. Crowded by the rising ¦ •:00 P.M. H* river tho snakes accumulated Good looking co tton prints on higher islands. Snake hunt- Trempealeau Testing need little or no ironing. ' RIDICULOUS ers from the Nelson area mov- Neatly stitched collar but- liJasynSUPPER CLUB In GALESVILLE, WIS. (Cloi«d Tuasdaya l |TS - 8 SlfRE ed In for tho kill. One hunter WHITEHALL; Wis. (Special) — tons down in fron t and back. got 110 snakes in one day. The Mrs. Lily rteich, Trempealeau Roomy pocket , short sleeves. bounly is a dollar WBB *BBB+mBBB&*BBB *B *B*B*B+ each. County school superintendent, test- Choose olive, t&n or blue backgrounds. S-M-L-XL. • IffjnM'lt NOW THRU • "(MSfr wBP KjiMaWmMJ THURSDAY Mttro-Goldwyn-Mayerpnitnis Samuel Brrrmton'J Production smart Fill OFMta* /H^zAocks in (^fSHBINE & &fni^L A . ^th . ties for him handsome patterns W CIRCffS. HJ HD Hi £ ^J'^M IHTBHT - AN ENTERTAINMENT BARGAIN! \lm ( • # 1 I a* ] lilfpfl liAHitt j a M j l

PLANT AT LAKE CITV . .7 Steel framing facturihg Go. Ben Tibesar has the $172,213 con- 7 for the new Zero King plant rises at lake City, tract, which: is to be completed in 120 days. Tbe Minn. The industrial development corporation building is 240 by 125 feet. Walls will be of con- there is building it for the B. W. Harris JManu- crete block. . (Mrs7 Corleus photo) THE WORLD TODAY Troop 2 Scouts First Step for Receive Awards Dr. M. O. Wedul presided over ceremonies Monday in which 17 Scouts from Troop 2 were advanced in Boy Scout ranks. Labs Difficult Robert Shaw and Don Staricka By JAMES MARLOW nationwide y elections j to. "deter- : invested Gene Barum and James Associated Press News Analyst mine the will of the Laotian peo- i , Remlinger with tenderfoot rank- Pie." 77 :-7 7y . . y.,yyy 7 .; ing. Dave Behling, Dick . McEl- WASHINGTON: !API-Laos has5 ¦ just taken : its first step towardj He had hardly said this when mury and Steve Thorn were made Americany-.officials7in Laos were ; second class Scouts and : Mark peace, but if history means any- , thing this is just the first stepj reported b have said this has Wedul a first class Scout. many pitfalls. The following boys received toward real trouble. . S^^^ V ^^£Stj BS ^B ^^^BB ^B ^^^^BB ^^BS ^^B ^^L r" &£&WBg ¦ *¦ ^M @\ V flHH| ^H| ^^^^^^^^^ HB ^H| ^^ B ^|^^^ H | In short, new . peace in Laos ; merit badges: Michael Cooper, ^^KBmmmB ^ â^MBBa ^^^^^Bt ^BB ^^^^^^^^^ B ^^KB ^^B ^^BR ' SSSHSKP'" 'Vj.^H ^H^^^ H ^M ^^L^Î^^^^^^^ HH ^^^^^^^ Da âSa âââ^kfl For more than a year, the Unit- like to new , looks a preliminary J William Green Douglas Hubbard, ed States has urged : the three--^ James Keiper, Lawrence Larson, T . trouble. Arid any trouble will be I feuding. prihces-ôiie pro-Western;¦' trouble for the. United States ' VVilliam . Miller, Bruce Munson, one neutralist , one pro-Communist which now is deeply involved in i Patrick 3Uan, Donald Staricka, —to bury the hatchet and form1 Southeast Asia and can hardly af- • Robert Staricka and. James Vail a coalition government in which1 brd to see any of it slip away,, no7:Alstine. Star Scout awards went all three could share. to 7 Michael Cooper, Gregory ' \ matter how.' 7 • i ¦ ¦ ¦ Fletcher, - ¦William Green, William they signed agree- , . - . -**' - . ' Tuesday an r : ment and on paper it looks pleas- Miller , Bruce Munson, Patrick ; ' Ria'n , and Robert Staricka. James antly reasonable. ; Walk-In Sa fe Offered j . Of the 19 Cabinet posts, 11 go to Kelner became a Life Scout. , . ==sS!SSi ,/ ¦'' Cheap For Bomb Shelter 7 Michael McMahon Explorer jm 'fB Î^ ^^^^^^^^Î i^ ^^^^S^B^,B^Bâ^^^k ^. ~%Wy3&&il ^&s$£££S? ' t &JL j^^îr5 ^^^"tofri j ^BS ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^St neutralists , four to . members ofJ: j Scout, -was introduced. He will the present pro-Western royal gov-'-f . TALLAHASSEE, yFla. (AP>- 7 — ! join ¦ the group for their encamp- ernment, and four to the pro-Com-"I Florida's cpminissidner of agricul- j ment, at Hok-Si-La June 24-30. munist group. The top job and the£: lure,Doyle Conner, Has 7a bargain ! important Cabinet jobs three most s¦ [buy for someone who wants to j go to neutralists. 7 . ¦: pick up. an old safe cheap. ! Norelco Electric Shavers .A Conner's safe is a large walk-in Distributed & Serviced by Prince Souvarma, Pfiourrta will j J j type,, big enough to hold a horse7 ; be premier ' and defense . minister ; Conner says he will consider nl- : Plieng Phongsayan will head thee j TAVERNA most any. ,offer7 . ' •' ¦' •! Barber & Beauty Supply Interior ministry which , controlss ! . ' 'It 7 would make .;¦' an excellent the police: Quinin yPholseiia , who0 i bomb shelter. "7he said. 472 Hlghy Forest Winona lias made bitterly anti-American statements , will be foreign : minr ¦ ister. . '.' The head of . the .pro-Communist group, Prince Souphanoiivohg, will be deputy premier arid economics minister. One of the leaders of For DAD'S own day -.. the pro-Western group, Gen. Phou- mi Nosavan , who has been criti- for oil proud GRADS.u cized by the United States, will also be a deputy premier and min- gifts of shaving comfort ister of finance. 7 It's unreal to think the pro-Com- munists will ' simply serve in the government, always acting like ¦ nice boys, without trying o take PRICED I^^ OHHala â ^ « ^^ lâ ^^^ a ^^^ a â ^^ l^^^^ Hm\l4Mtf ^^^^^ U^ H^^^^^^ H} < * %/" Wffl &^ 2>ffi&Bm ^l^^^^B^^^^^^^^ U^^^^BBM it over, cither suddenly, in an un- aiaââî^B BH lda^â^DalaââââHâ^Hilâ^BiâlHaBâââââââ^HKaV.* ^^ /f - W are in Laos, supporting the pro- EASY, EASY TERMS ^^ ¦ nT*^ . | | LQQir ta. 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Jl »leWi# A \ liciuliu hrs. nni'i'ii lii r iit-hcs nnd pains. ^ 7 hy soothing elicit on Madder irtiln- (i(in . .1, by mild diuretic nclioii Irnilina (itilpiil (lie 13 miles of Tht fobulou* lhavcti y*u (i . VV'. AAV'"; '"'7 lo increase of ¦ v '^ kidney tlilu's. hotrt atan damonitra'adenTV I . iV~. AM' r.njny a pood nii'.ht 's sleep and ihe Inc. IMIIIC h.ippy u-licl uillliuns huvc for NORTH AMERICAN PHIUPS COMPANY, Kelly Furniture Co. o\cr (it) yc;i is. IOO tott 42nd Straat , Naw York 17 , Naw Yqrk. N(»ralco ii known I' « M iiiiivriili -iii o, ^%^ j m_ /_ at PhlllShova In Canada and throughout tha rait ol tha Iraa w«»ld. usk tor the l.mgc IlAflMfll^ Next to Winona National & Savings Bank Phone 5171 sue. (.rt Du.,n ', B||| f ||IS I'ilh toduyl M VUIII9 ; Hbw Do You Stand, Sir? ; ; ::: 7y777y:;y7 ;y, ; Affairs ¦ ' In National ' Today * - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Just Mm . .¦: . • Is ;. _ This Father? MoralObjection FATHER'S DAY; which occurs next Bt/s/^ Sunday, is the day when you present the oldest boy in the family with a present To Compulsion which you charged to hirn or paid for with Severn Crfsis his money; y 7 By SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER By DAVID LAWRENCE . . The single thread of opposition that runs WASHINGTON — Small wonder that many businessmen fear And just who is this Father who merits through air of rny incorrting mail on federal that a severe crisis in our economic life may come in the next such attention for a . few minutes each medical care programs is the moral objection several months. The administration evidently7is determined that ' ;' r to compulsion. year-?- . :7 : 7. - - . "spending as . usual" by government for all manner of projects To compel people to membership in a medi- must go on, and that "wage7increases as usual" likewise must 7 Well, he's the fellow who paces back cal plan is equally as immoral as compelling continue. But the most important force in the economy is. being and forth in the hospital corridor, acting them -10 membership in a church, union or politi- prevented from operating under the rules of sound economics- a's worried as if he were in personal dahr cal party, f t deprives our citi- Business management is still threatened with reprisals from the zens of their freedom of choice government if it tries to raise ger, then, after receiving the good hews, ¦ dashes out to shout to the world and pass and should •' be resisted with ev- its prices to cover increasing until March or April of 1963, ery ounce of strength. wage costs and also to earn a or even later. It will take Con- out cigars as if he personally had borne fair profit. A free economy a baby7 7 The compulsive feature ol ¦ gress that long to debate the the administration - supported cannot operate very: long that " highly complicated tax meas- way; Ê'S ALSQ TH E MAN with the deep King-Anderson bill is the ines- ure which will be forthcom- voice and hard hand wh cn a young thlld capable Social Security tax The promise by the Presi- ing. For the; law isn't to be which would finance it. dent of a tax cut is . likely to devoted just to rate changes. is naughty. He's the harsh disciplinar- The gimmick now is to close ian, the feared enforcement officer of the Voluntary insurance involves aggravate rather than remedy an exercise of choice, at some the situation , AJready the "loopholes" and thus theore- rules and laws in the home, the cold-heart- time, as to what contingencies demagogues in Congress are tically to increase tax reve- ed judge who carries out his own judg- will be covered and what bene- articulate/ They say they op- nues to offset the so-called ments with no regard for the tears which pose . any reduction in the relief to be given by the drop ' ¦ uoiBwaurr«i*w.»-r fits provided. In the King-An- of a few percentage points in usually melt Mother s firm intentions, - . ,- :derson bi„( there j s n<,ne- higher brackets1 and Wish . to confine all the the rates in all income brack- Voluntary insurance involves a specific con- 7^„ ets. Already some of the sen- But.he s the man who can be twisted tract between the insured and the insurer for benefits to the lower ' -' in- ators on the Democratic side around the little finger of any son or specified benefits and actuarily-deterrrtined pre- have pointed out that a drop daughter who sits on his lap and calls .come groups. miums. In the King-Anderson bill , there is no It's the same of one percentage point in the him"Daddy." such contract . ol d story, upper brackets involves tens be Thi; fact is that taxes, not a premium, would ' of thousands of dollars for an ê Taa.y [he ie\\o\v who : tells his hereabouts :;—; ; " be collected. The taxes would not be used to politics super- individual , while a drop of a teenage daughter she can't have the car build up a reserve, but to pay for services ren- s e d e; s ec- point to a man of low income every; night or «nrage his son by refusing dered beneficiaries already over 65. As costs go onomics . all means only a few dollars in to raise his allowance just for 7a special up, taxes paid by the worker wi'" go up. around7 Simi- savings. Hence, it is7argued date or to buy a stripped jalopy. larly, there is that the whole saving . should CLAIMS THAT tha Klng*And»rsbn bill Is free al tea dy be given to the p-eople in the of government control simply cannot be support- louver brackets., BUT HE'S ALSO THE fellow wh« ; ; -" - :- an antago- brags about how well his daughter drives ed-y 7 7." :- - y 7" -y 7- -: .y/- y.,7w nism' in Con- y»-«wr«nc. It is true that the language of the bill con- WHAT IS wrong with this and what a mechanical genius his son is. gress among the Democrats theory* of course, is that the tains a disclaimer of cohtrolSj : but it then pro- to any reduction in the cor- enough exceptions in subsequen individuals to whom the na- He's the guy, too, who has 'been say- ceeds , to list t porate tax rates, which, now* tion looks for funds to finance claiises to permit the exercise of almost dicta- percent level. ing money all those years so that his kids . are at a 52 .'Industry 's''' ' ¦' expansion aren't can go to college or at least get a better torial powers by the Secretary of Health, Educa- Mr. Kennedy promises a tax getting7 enough money now education than he had. 7 tion and Welfare. Among these are regulatory cut ''across-the-board'' effec- after taxes to help the free- powers over the amounts to be paid providers tive nex t January. The bill , enterprise system expand as That's a peculiar thing about; him. Heys of services, approval of service costs, methods however, may not be passed it should. Nor . will they be always proud of his kids and he always of payment to vendors of services, medical re- getting it under the proposed wants them to have things better than he porting by physicians and termination of agree- tax changes if. the dema- did, That's why he'll wear the old suit ments with providers of services. To Your Good Health THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND gogues have their way. Com- important exception to the dis- panies, moreover, which would another year so the girl can have that A. specific and claimer is the blanket authority given the sec- like to earn enough surplus fancy party dress, or half-sole his shoes retary to. set conditions in the "interest of the Reducing each year to save , up, for again soy the boy can have that bike. heal th and safety of individuals who are fur- rainy days—and for brighter nished services by -or in such institutions. " days when there is heed for DID YOU EVER SEE the awkward fnnds for . expansion of plant tenderness . with which : a father holds a DM Htird WMMem DESPITE CRIES of tht social pUnMrs to Hm and equipment—aren 't able to baby? Or theypride with which he struts contrary, everywhere we turn in the King-An- do so today because of the down the street, holding his youngster or derson medical care program we find the ele- To Set Up narrow profit margin. The pushing the carriage? ' ments of cornpuision and control. proposed change in the tax Testifying before the . House ways and Means By JOSEPH C. MOLNER, M.D Subscription Paper rate -Aill not help them much, ib ' if at all. "; Maybe .you can't catch him at it, but Cornmittee, .AFL-CIO president George Meany Dear Dr. Molner: How ' - By DREW PEARSON Hecla out of , its contract , but ative congressman from Min- What has been . lost sight of you ought to see the glow on a father s declared, "There's nothing compulsory about the does orie determine the they got orders from! above, nesota, made one factual state- face when he sees his children sleeping or you can take WASHISIGTON-It - is now is that a priv ate-enterprise benefits' in any federal program! exact number of calories learned that President Kenne- thereby giving a windfall of men t during his one-hour dia- system cannot function effec- when they are dressed in their best or them or leave them alone." in certain amounts of food? . dy's cancellation of 22 sub- $6,338,825 to the company. Lat- tribe against (his reporter and One book claims that, a tively very long if the govern- when they do something outstanding. True, Americans would not have to accept the scriptions to thev New York er It; developed that. .Sinclair others fbr exposing his involve-7 ment interferes with its oper- dubious benefits of the Klng-Anderscwi bill, but slice of .bread is 60 calo- Herald Tribune was ordered Weeks, Ike's secretary of Com- men! in the Billie Sol Estes ries; another claims 55. . ation. President Kennedy has THAT'S WHY next Sunday is a special they would pay for them nevertheless. In fact, by him personally, and what merce and former finance scandals. He was absolutely damaged severely the normal day and a day when we all owe the Old if aii individual elected hot to accept the benefits This discrepancy applies to caused it was the May 23 edi- chairman ot the Republican right in saying that colleagues other : foods as well. ¦ processes of the American en- Gent a genuine . salute;" of the plan, he would be paying twice—once as tion. . ..- National Committee, had given had '"shunned" him. TBut he terprise system arid shows 7nO a tax and again in privately purchasing medical Soy what cotton-pickm' On May 22, the Senate Arm- the orders to let Calumet-Hec- didn't tell all 7. 7 sign of withdrawing his threat services; book does one believe: Ac- ed Services Subcommittee, la make: $6,318^825. . His> own party leaders furi- President Kennedy, reading ously objected to his to interfere with price-mak- For us to take even the first step> down this cording to these figures we probing stockpiling, came iip behavior. ing, while refraining /rom any could all write our own with a major scaadal of the the newspapers on the morn- But they were unable to per- road of socialized medicine is to mortgage the ing of May 23, rioted a page dne action that would keep down Moscow Will Never calorie lists. Eisenhower administration. It suade him to cancel his waste increases. lives ofy our children and grandchildren to an developed the - amazing fact story iii the'- New York Times speech. Republican Le a d e r oppressive bureaucracy. One more thing: Phar- This situation cannot y drift uiat tne cal- on. the stockp ile scandal. The Charlie Halleck of¦ Indiana Be the Same Once , the government has the slightest hold maceutical houses mention y Times headline. read: "$6,000,- warned ." Anderseii :;" ' ; on much longer without caus- the high strength of their umet - Hecla ing a bigger breakdown in the on the regimentation of our lives, it will not let Copper Com- 00O windfall to copper concern If you will take my advice, : vitamin pills, but they nev? is tied to influence. economy than has been Avit- MOSCOW WILL never ba th» iimi go. History shpws lis that once the principle of pany of Chi- " you won't make this speech. er mention the . calories go TBut when he looked in the nessed. Business is not going since Benny Goodman hit town with SO gov ernment medical care has.been accepted for contained and druggists c a had You will only hurt yourself. to construe the type of tax part of the population, it has ultimately spread to been permit- New York Herald Tribune he Can't you understand that men and a girl. Even Premier and Mrs. ¦' don 't seem to know7 En- ted to slip but found no medtion cf the cop- ¦ ' ' revision promised by the ad- all 7 ' " : ' ' : 7 joy, enjoy, enjoy your . Don't chr it." . . ministration as likely in any Khrushchev turned out to hear the swiiig 7- . of a signed and per scandal at all. Curious , lie "Nope," blurted Andersen, maestro give forthwith "Bach- Goes to column.—E. L. sealed con- had his staff check, the Herald way to go to the heart of the WE SHOULD think twice about enacting * stubbornly shaking his head. problem that is today frustrat- Town" and such other swingin * numbers which no less an authority on socialistic Thanks, thanks, thanks. And . tract with the Trib carefully. The Republican "I know what Tm doing." measure my cotton-pickin' answer is . scandal was omitted from ev- ing the . American, economy. as "StqmphV yat the Savoy," "China Boy," planning than the Communist Daily Worker en- U.. S. . gov- "I don't think you do," snap- that so me ernment I o r ei-y edition of the paper ex- "Body and Soul," and a lot more in that dorsed! in this manner: "If all the forces of la- ped Halleck, "If you go JOS CREATION is «it««itial people slice the purchase cept the last, The late city ed- through with it, you're on your vein.. , ' bor and the test of the population, following the things thinner ition finally got around to men- to national growth. There's " of copper be- own. Don't expect me to back plenty of talk here about stim- national convention and the mass rallies of the than others, cause the Pearson tioning it, but buried it on you up." It should not be pretended that Good- senior citizens, exert their full strength upon the and this prac- page 32. ulating national output, but no price had gone up. A few days previously, elder practical measures are being man's brand of jazz is entirely new in the members of Congress, a great Victory can be tice , includes General Services officials . On Page 1 of the Herald bread. So a Statesman Joe Martin of Mas- proposed that, , in the aggre- Soviet capital. The fact is that , since the sco red. didn 't want to let Calumet - Tribune May 23 however, the sachusetts, former Republi- gate, will bring that growth. Kremlin relaxed its disapproval to some "Such a victory," states th* Worker, "would small percen- President noted a four-col- tage of differ- doctor to see about fitting a can speaker of the House, also An increase in con s.u me r extent a couple of years ago, jazz has had become another milestone in the struggle for a umn banner headline on the advised Andersen . spending will not do it—though for all the ence is rea- truss that might avoid sur- current Democratic scandal. It a burst of popularity among young peo- complete system of Social Security gery. Ruptures "Lay off that stuff ," he said, it may temporarily cause a c over all needs and contingencies." s o n a o 1 e , unless surgi- read: "Estes 'Suicide* Mur- ple A lot of 1hem already are inclined to people to . enough, cally repaired, can't get bet- when he heard the Minnesotan fever of Inflation. 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Grdup Miss Leona Ebe) at a farewell Camp Wi-Gi-Sco-Ca, Trempea- jubilee of by dinner for the golden 16 was in charge of the so cial The Business and Professional tea Tuesday aftef noon attended . leau. She thanked the leaders and the Knights of Columbus to be hour. Mrs. Aurelius Pehler is Women's Club voted Tuesday 20O in the First Congregational other volunteers for their assist- held in the parish Sunday. ance during these years. chairman. The next meeting M ill evening-Co favo r placing the Church parlors Mrs. Leonard Pierzina, presi- be held July 1 in the church ijec- Squares in- the clotti represented , reational rooms. statue of Wenonah and the foun - each troop in the city, and Girl ORGAN MUSIC during the aft- dent presided at the meeting ernoon was provided by Mrs- ¦ tain in the most effective place Scout greert and pale yellow form- %mm; < ' ~"m?tf -w *™ww-m y>iv» possible in what is left of Cen- ed the background for the cloth Roger Busdlcker/ General chair- from: Girl Scouts and volunteers. man for the tea was Mrs Brantly tral-Park. Chappell. Table decorations were The vote followed a .discussion MRS. LAWRENCE Santelman, provided by Mrs R. W. Miller. by Mrs. Douglas Eiickson of the council president, presented MLSS Pouring coffee were Mrs. John civic participation committee on Ebel a 25-year pin in recognition McGuire, Mrs Laird Lucas and i the location of the statue. 4fe> pf . her service as a leader , counsel- Mrs Lawrence Santelman. Punch i^S^ h-j iE**** or and executive; was servpd by Sharon Marggraff , COMMITTEE . chairnnen w.ere : Joan Santelman and Linda Lucas. MR. AND MRS. LEON announced by Mrs. Sudie Blum- MR. AND MRS. BERNARD Dolls dressed as a Brownie and , a Girl Scout and yellow and white by BROWN , Minnesota City, £ ? berg, president, at the first of ,H. SEMLER , Fulierion, Calif., Food was prepared Mrs MR. AND MRS. ALPHONSE 7 flowers decorated the tea table. James Schain , chairman , and Mrs; Minn , announce the engagc- the sumnicr ' picnics held at the announce the engagement of KOKOTT, Arcadia , Wis. , an- Miss Leona Kbel is leaving her Wayne Himrich, Mrs. Neil Saw- i ment of their daughter, San- : home of TMiss Alma Kemp, Din- their . daughter Sharon Ann, nounce the coming marriage ner was served at 6:15 p.m. to . , position ak executive director of yer , Mrs Charles Rogers , Mrs dra, to Wayne Valentine, Clo- granddaughter of Mrs. Helen the Winona Girl Scout Council. Maruri Fuglestad , Mrs Joseph o-f their daughter, Sharon 40 members. qxiet, Minn , son of Mr. and Semler , 522 E. Broadway , to Miss Ebel displayed some of the Gerlach and Mary Anne Wilden- Lauise, toTh ebdore E. Jack- Mrs. Blumberg reported on the j Mis Donald Valentine , Min- . . Geralcl J, McGregor , son of the ; souvenirs she has acquned in tier borg. Assisting Mrs. Robert Henry son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ru- recent convention of the Minne- 10 years as executive She recalled jn nc-ota Cily Miss Brown and sota Federation of Business and t; A. McGregors , Scandia, Kan. the kitchen were Mrs Arthur I dolph Jackson, Independence, that when she came to Winona Anderson, Grace Henry, Mrs. . Lu- Mr Valentine aie graduates of Profcssipnal VVomen's Clubs that Miss S-emler is employed at St, ]%,_ f Uv >"^^ . .^.„-.i, Mr ^mamnmaai ** i , Wis7 The Wedding will take in 1952 the Girl Scouts had no ther McCown , Mrs. John Steffen , Winona Senior High School. Mr. c~ {m& Summer [ she had attended in Bemidji Anthony H o s p i tal Den very place Aug. 4 at 11 a.m,: in . -> May 18-20. The "national . camp of their own. A tornado Mrs Carl Weimer, Mrs Robert Valentine, a graduate of Blow n from Col., following he r recent destroyed the Mte at Whitewater Harkenrider , Mrs James Tester St: Stanislaus Catholic Church; convention will be held; in Los Institute of Radio and Elec- x graduation : from t to which had been used by the Scouts and Mrs E J Boiler. ^ v^4« Wear » Arcadia. Angeles July 15-19. Members of Lore tronics, Minneapolis, is pro- r K ¦• ' the were invited to ' Heights College, Division of The Winona Girl Scout Council ' '. '¦" • Winona club- . gram director for a Cloquet attend , a dinner meetirig June 22 Nursing ih! that citj'. Mr. Mc- is an agency of the Winona Com 25TH ANNIVERSARY Student to Play munity Chest i radio station (Timm Studio) in St. Pawl, where Miss Katheririe Gre'gor is ernployed at Marten •at ease IVIr*; Mrs, Alfred Sobeck, ¦¦ • • and Wi- Peden, national president, will 'be ¦In; *+ . Piano Concert \ V ** f. nona Rt. J, will hold open house guest, president Blumberg of the Co. in Denver and is attending 1 a Mv Colorado University Extension. for , friends and relatives on their Winona Club is planning to at- The second in JI series of tltiee NV 25th wedding aiiiversary Sunday tend and other members may ac- The wedding will take place piano recitals by st udents of Mrs from 2 to 5 p.m.' at their farm company her. Oct. 13. in Fullerton . Willard L7 Hillyer will be present- home on Gilmore Ridge. They ed Thursday at 7 30 pm at the have three children, Mrs, J. Bruce HEADS OF committees , Which First Congregational Chuich The ?j^ ffiy (Beverly) , have new titles this year, are v Rornine Winoha ; Ray- final conceit will he Saturday .;, ^ffi> I I v I Xi*iM wC^'lkr Vi \ mond, U.S. Navy in Memphis, and as follows: Personal development The public ib mu ted J>*CB*>**t^. &t**C*/BBf 3fc3t ^ * —Miss Mildred Bartsch; civic Darlene Streich, Janice at home, and two grand- The program follows » children , Vicki Lynn and Jeffrey participation — Mrs, Douglas ' Rocke' . Testing Burn^m Erickson; world affairs — Miss F; G. Hofschulte Richmond McClutr Scout Romine, Winona. Ouet—Organ and piano: Doris Pcnnell; finance — Miss 5 Prtlude, -Opu s 28, No. 2 .1 Chcpln } Amanda Benedett; legislation — Exchange Vows Fay* FuDln»-,A.nn Boyum Js HJr^Mj ^ ¦ Hungarian . Baltli Song " ', Reinhold // Miss Florence Jackson; member- ¦ ¦ MAZEPPA, Minn. —Mr.. .and Diane Kaupnusman /\3 Pi WJ***^**** ¦ " ' y* ! ship — Miss Florence Caswell", Mrs; Francis G, Hofschulte whose From a Light Housa Window . Burn am % I ' /T *F1©-\ . y Sharon Groves ^-Si \* 'i ^ public relations — Mrs. Kither- marriage took place June 2 at . \ M^ t s inc. Lambert; emblem Miss . .A Wood Nymph's Harp Rea ( !1 — St. Peter and . Paul's Catholic JOan Roberlson - .} K IJOLAIIA J rW. r Sara Potter; program and execu - ¦ Fireflies • In the Graos. \/aal«v Church are at home in Mazeppa *^*—***ti¥ir^p**HillHt**r-fi(*ftf*i***|*^'l*i>t# 1, 1 \ , 1 akc the sound of the names makes ner to Norway. organza with matching crowns City, Mrs! George Majerus Ma- you visualize how pretty they Linda ivill spend the .summer in and Veils. They carried cascade zeppa, Mrs. Mariui Schultz. Ma will be, such as — Beach Peach Norway where she ywilL become bouquets of pink and white car- Zeppn , Miss Rctf\ Sttorh Ti em — Naked Pink — Bare Beige acquainted with the life, people, nations. Their pearl and rhine- pealeau , ami Mrs Cecil William- — Blase Apricot. The enamel and education of that country. stone earrings were a' gift of tho son , Hammond , Minn. needs two or three coals to Linda will live with Mr; and Mrs. bride. The flower girl , Diane The bride attended Winona be its own prett y shade — dis- Rcidar Naerum and their three Pahl, niece of the bridegroom, Senior High School and is em- played oil our little dressing children on a farm near Moss, wore a floor length white organ- ployed at the Northwestern Na table — sit down and make za dress , styled much like that tional Bank , Rochester. The your choice at your leisure. Norway from June 26 to Aug. JS. - She will leave tonight from Min- of the bride. bridegroom is employed by- Uni- For a "real cool" summer- Howard Hofschultc , Mazeppa, ted Builders. Zumbrota. something entirely new from heap»li.s for Montreal , Canada, Dorothy Gray - COOL TOUCH where she and other students will — You are all familiar with depart Friday on the M V Seven their lovely Summer Hot Weath- Seas for Rotterdam. There she will er Colognes — now new "liquid be met by an A.^.S. representa- ¦ tive whewi!! take the students, who : | . »' '(¦ Two new Wayne Maid FasK- * | ice" in - four- soothing *ummer . < „. ¦ sccnts — 'White Lilac — Sum- will live in Not-way, to Oslo and I Set Sail for Summer . .p. .... rl ~- jQ -¦•- - . mer Song — Floral Fantasy — then lo their summer homes. rtS -Cool Corp^3ffabl e f June Bouquet — . Put up in a soft plastic tube — in jelly ) I /j.\\ A ... Striped ap€r*$mart. Easy j form — no spilling — wonderful 125 Meet for Waller in New Nautical Knits for packing for your Vacation I j U Care 100% co\ton, — can be carried in the car , Family Reunion ' 4-20 and used when you want to j /A SIZES: 1 ari^l4^-2214 I freshen up a bit only one TAYLOJt , Wis. 'Special>-T he — Walltr family reunion was attend- " ^ dollar — and pretty, too! "' Now that wc arc at last get- ed by 125 Sunday ut the farm (' .. /y - ;A . Iônderalk] ting a few good hot days again, home of Mr. and Sirs. Arnold don ' t forget to buy your Suntan Hanson , near Pigeon Falls. < Lotion— why not stop at Browns Having the largest family, all l« « " - i and see Lanvin 's new "SUN 'N present Sunday were : . ¦>'" ( 4.9& \ \ ^ » ' ^Tr^K I . . ' i i FUN" . — quite different — be- Mr, and Mrs. Aleckson and their i | Cotton Shop — First Floor sides being a wonderful sun- nine children and 11 grandchil- A< -- . £y ^ i-m^>- ' screening agent , . ¦ ' \' ¦ it has two add- 'l¦ ¦ V ¦¦* ' ¦ • dren; coming the farthest away, ' ' \ , . 4 —- \ ed features — handy mirror in Mr. and Mrs. Clarion Severson , \ - ^ ^- ^w . . m , ; the top. plu / t 4^- \\{f'1 I ^6/>u&w ^ ¦ iweeffieorf I of I "\ neclc/lna dress . | and easy side gores j . • "' f ^^S ^ DRY SHAM POO HF '^ffi I Pants Sets have y 4 ¦' ocfcaWe-if fafces a/mosf no b ^ bright>-striped rpull- * *^, »•*»' ••"' lOChh * \ Olrli '|. *M A ^7-^ space at all . U ¦¦ IN LIQUID FORM "W* , m U Black or Driftwood < . "' "1 A« / overs of fine, no-iroiH cotton knit |J^ ZZSwlit? *' \ tBT\ ^ A }f\ l lV&\i\ • Exciting in Sy Ftankl's new, ex- I Dri«« ln « minute! r Pwt/ve Print, I N-M widths \ B fefi I %» *- W\ (Jtf ^ ' ll [ with rope-tied, gay-ttammed deck ««•» «•? i - ' tUJCiy lr V. ^sive Colors: J J ytlSFKAYtnl BMSH R ^* I A t U Blue, Green, Brown . V- ^ fl \) X^ 9«S q*i4k*4*wi**-t . r .irii €:i**ii i B f. IB pants. Clever riautica! appliques, j < WW. PyttTYtm* . */. i iiwrwiwni n Jtriiln tHwimUH K- wiiir. HI yr\Xr l lJ lm ( ' ¦ ucK 'H rnrmus*huvna>yy WW IJhVKîln sturdy wash-and-wear)fabrics , AI,. M.„, M-LXI p *tm****la,4fti tr Hi *thm4 li*ir. W\ -r 'lr lljtk %r^:&t!XZ:?.ru.ml ^ JBL 3.99 isg^mMki I'y ^^^^^^/JVi BhHF WICKWrttTrv brtsiyimi**. lUKL^^BI |^ |^n ( ^l flBfflBI ^B^ 98 f ( 3<*> SMLL and, (Buy* i 17 i Other styles from 12.98 BROWN DRUG ) 4»h ond Main Phone 2697 ( | J " Shoes — First Floor ' 117 W.if Third $1. 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Lewiston Lutheran , j mcnt areTrtrs. Emma Stack and - J I .Mrs. .Reinhold Wurch. Members FATiiFB'Q *4^fe^^*_ BE& pRESCRIPTI0N rare. . .to" bring dishes . and- silver- ¦ y^KStBt^B^^^^^^m^^^^BBHA B Ladies Aid; to H6Id | ware. ' •¦ • Potluck Picnic ! Mrs. Gerhard t Bielke was ham- BV4 wi :ed to the flower committee for ; DAY ^Ka» A l TiiVM^mmmB ^B^ LEWISTON, Minn. (Special)— ..June 24 and Mrs. Emma Benike. The Ladies Aid of St. John's I July 5. July 10 members and Lutheran Church will hold its others interested .' will leave; Wi- 1. JUNE. X7 Vi ^lHHHHiiiîH potluck picnic July-. 5 at: 1:30 nona : at 11 a.m. oh a boat trip:- i ^B I ^BA' ^^^^ît " BJwÂmmmmmW W^^^^^^^ B ¦p.¦ ¦m. at Lewiston Park. Those wishing transportation I c*». H I Bl pnom "J* '¦' '¦Hostesses will be Mrs. Eninna ' .Neldner, - .. . ¦ may call Mrs. William . j m fham^mmm^B Lander and Mrs, vMarvin •'¦Sack * president.Members are to take a ; mm 8-2927 reiter. In charge of entcrtaLri- I sack lunch. • . I "*" swave s.» ^m B ^^^m GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS WUL "~ I : JoklwiL(Doi Û L §jwuim^,Q 17 Cosmetics - Gifts- Toys - Baby Needs- Veterinary Dept.- Wines-Liquors Reg. $3.50 A 35— GENUINE COWHIDE

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- 7 Reg. 39^ — MEN'S . ' POCKET RADIO P"* ^ .^SH OO p Complete With Battery Cast ¦¦¦¦ I ^ and Ear Plug SAVE 65<* Stretch Socks - 27c EXPERIENCE QQ „ Only IS QQ Home remedies 0r,Y f MEN'S CUSHION SOLE ^jB can't ¦be com- lBf5 pared -with today's ¦ modern p ""*"-"" ¦ ————————— prescription drugs—your big-- | l || H |||| l |||||| m gest health value today. -*-B¦ *¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - The " ' ks ' " ' White Soc" ' Pimp* II - 4 84c ' i ._ 7 ' _! ' ' . IrLo directions on your preserip- 5 Or CVTDA fiftl ft ¦ tion represent your Doctor's ~ H«*t Whl# ™ Reg. $3.59 — FOAM STIfRENE ¦ ^ MediCO — 1 .95 tO 6.00 experience and knovledse of DO Ml) QTAMPS ¦ . what's best for you or a loved ¦ "vlW & I #4iflr^ 25ffcJ 5¦ ¦ $2 «ne. See us for prompt com- ¦ Ice - - ^° KayWOOdfe — 5.95 & 6.95 w PURCHASE OF ANY ITEM 5 ;7 Chests .57 pounding at fair prices. g| ¦ Mr. and Mr*. William MeFariin Reg. $1.89-^1-GALLON YellOW BOWl — 1 .95 tO 3.95 jt&IOi.9 * M '-31 Antiseptic Mouth Wash and ¦ (Pint ) ¦ ¦ Garflle p rllUIICPhAnH ffSfe R«x«H Aspirin (Bottle 100) Rita puellrrian DIDr DAÎ/C iffW i ¦ • Extra Heavy (Pint) ¦ fey poured coffee , Mrs'. ' Larry Mi- Picnic lugs - - $L27 ¦ Mineral ¦ rlrt KAI*l\a -»>*ajy on ner and Mrs. J. 7.W. Wheeler serv- With and Without Humidor 8-2927 ^feS?^ • Off Spray Insect Repellent Becomes Bride ed the wedding cake arid Miss ! ^ 0 H Phyllis Stennes, Mabel , served 1 OP-PACK DINNER SIZE No couroN NEE°" At St; CHarles punch. Miss Karen Frederiksen 2.75 , . 5.50 MEN'S 5 ¦ was in charge of the guest book j ST. CHARLES , Minn . — Snow- and Uie Misses Louis Becker. Ro- Paper Plates - - - 78c ¦ " ¦ " ¦ " ¦ "" " balls , blue iris and yellow lilies chester: Minn., and Eileen Krueg- ; BILLFOLDS were used7to. 'decorate the altar Precious Leathers ...... ' er and Mrs . Larry Cummins . Rip-y 60-PACK ' 7777 . - ELECTRIC RAZORS -. A ccnpTMCNT of St. Charles Catholic Church on , "'.¦Wis,,; Were in charge of gifts. ; . . FREE CURLER ASSORTMENT P 0, r, m '*™* «• World! When Rita Duellrnan , daughter of . Ghe ..bride's parents were hosts , Reg. 26.95,< NORMno ELCOm 1Q- A QC^ *" Complete Set - 3 Siies M'i\ and Mrs. Everett Duellrnan , at theirytiorne for . the bridal "din*:; Hot Cups - - - ¦* 78c g Heads wi00^-NECKLACES - EARRINGS 7 , Special Mary- Ellen Duellrnan sister of SAFETY tS' ^ ¦ (he bride, w-as junior bridesmaid , Eah .f ^*$ X J With tvery Purchase and Kathy Stolp, niece of the Jewelry Special - 37c 8 9U, M bridegroom, was flower girl. SEAT BELTS yy :. .' - . ;" .- plus-tax Reg. 79c . *^ ** °' ™" * ¦¦ ¦>!# | ¦ ¦ In stalled on Your Car ^J ^^^^^ S-W-l Ul l VA The bride, given iii¦ marriage¦¦ by her father , wore ' ¦ a¦¦ '.floor-length Free Pick-up and Delivery COFFEE STIMEX WATCHs gown ofwhite chiffon fashioned of 6'0z- CQM ¦ ¦ eyelet lace with long si eeves, fitted ^st End Only 33C ^ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ Bl bodice and square neckline. Her Mfo bouffant skirt was trimmed with )rya( '66' Service floor-length streamers of. eyelet \\JAzA) Phone M73 lace. Her finger tip veil was held ;. ^£0* i . . w. !itt si. W ESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER MAY WE KNOW YOU BETTER TO SERVE YOU BETTER by a queen's 'crowri of seed pearls and diamonds and she carried a cascade bouquet of yellow , rose- buds and stephanotis. THE BRIDAL attendants wore street-length dresses of blue chiffon over yellow taffeta with yellow accessories. They carried cascade bouquets of yellow daisies. The junior bridesmaid and flower girl wore pale yellow dresses of nylon and lace and matching head bands of yellow flowers and net. They carried white and yellow daisies. A reception fOr 150-was held at the school hall. The wedding cake, baked by the bridegroom7s sister , Mrs. Larry ¦ ¦ ¦ : Stolp, Oronoco. was served by '¦ ¦ '¦:: : K^^ ™^ ¦ ' ¦ ' :; ; ' We Ye.x- ; ' ' Mrs, Arnold Greden . aunt and god- " ''. . -^ - " ' . ' .^JBI^ ' - :.v ^ qpfure;d air .the , beautiful7new styles . mother of the bride. Sirs. Walter Grcdeiv aunt of the bridcy poured a f e eas .for our coffee , ... . , , . . /^^l^BÊâ ^ y-9°'n 9 fabrics. . annual The bride, a graduate of St. ZSJ^SIIIL " C harles High School , is employed ; at Pel's Cafe . St. Charles. The |fr ¦ ¦ hridcRroom was graduated from ' BBBBK B/& ' S ' H - Mazeppa High School and i.s em- ' ployed at IBM , Rochester , The couple is ou Beard , Mrs. Bernard Wagnild , RL 3, participated in class gov- The bride, a graduate of Lake WiJHVnl beautllul thrilling sounds cf lit e— was employed Mrs. Austin Morton and Mrs. Paul ernment , chorus, newspaper stall Ci|y High School . WW Îj needless// Why deprive jovrêl/' Nilson. and the class , play '. 'She-is sponsor- as £i secretary in the Bank of q Under Benson s Hearing Impro ve-nent Door prizes , were awarded to ed by 'Gilrnanton' Community Club. ; llawaiiy The bridegroom is an ^ "^'"••^^ Plan ' ' I electronics ' ^ : y A '\A ' " . Mrs. Kenneth Benjaminsen , Mr.s. engineer in the Pearl *gCMtfcy ~vsv -?* «*J^^ there 's no risk to ycj A.On v' .y. yy Susan D« Lano William ' Laurie and Mrs. E. E. Harbor Naval Shipyard. _ ' ¦ Wisconsin Park Staffs ^^^ §\ "'^ "^7* 'J^rSy Here s why You pay only if hearng A gu est tenor and a bat on twirl- Mehaffey. , " impro/pd ^^ !SS? *»\ >f' " ' \ " flf is all appointments er wilt be featured attractions at To Meet at Merrick ' Lewiston Flower yMt&*fe'*''?y,/y are private and .vitnoul obligation.., Alma Wiscdrtsin the ojxning concert of the Muni- ' / v- vef a|(j l5 guara nteed for U o years [Bernarcj Feilses /• .' •FOUNTAIN CITY . Wis: (,Spe: V^s^r^^ ^^y ^ y r cipal Band at 8U5 tonight ..at the cial)—Wisconsin park- ' arid forest " ^^ 1 ' ' ;' ' ¦ ' ' ' ' Society Plans Atf .f&Jv And you receive continuing persona zt'' : : : ; ; : : ¦ : " ; bandsbell. The area will be spray- employes will study -ways to \ ^ ' ¦7'- 7 . ' 7 '7'V : ( V7: - 'y ^ v\A 7 A . :. . 7' ' . iMake Home service once you ,e purcnased an aid. ¦ " .__^ '- : ' . . ' . 'Oy ed for mosquitoes prior to- the con- thwart the park litlerbUK and v5 tftsr lN^ :¦£ ' ri^^îX:^ " - -> " " . " " -:->^ LEWISTON , Minn (Special)— Oaj/1 ,-, .>—¦* ¦ 15 advanced models in all basic types, * - 7 . ¦ lMA r-^ . - "^>" x v;>--i \-- - ;. Dino* Zamaroy who has sung 7 PLA3NVIEW , Minn. ^Special)— cp n .-s'i n Cbriservation Depart- , ^ ^^^^, V- V * y.y 7'7-7w HlTEHAll 7:: y- - '7y ' Lewiston Flower Society will :7j7 : ' ^7 ¦ opera throughout the Unit ed States I Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. .Feils ment s west-central' area will celebrate its 10th anniversary ^jBtU°^^ti* : 7' -AW ,:¦¦ "' ;. ' y meet in Merrick State .Pa'rk'her'cy. VV .. A Ab A S.H. A AN' 7 '7 7 . 7 : - y. . and Italy and recently completed j are at home in Plainview follow- with a flower show June 20 from 77:: . 'Syv 7 r u . . taiv enforcement personnel will ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ah appearance in Town Ha)}, Chi- ing a \ycdding fri p to North Da- , 2:30 to 9 p.m. in the Lewiston -COME IN SOOM ... OR SEND THE COUPON BELOW .. - .. -- . , ¦ • ' ¦':¦' _7_. ;__77' " ¦ v{ ]f ,i.t\nA[iA\j ' ' I JtOta and Northern Minnesota: conduct the training session. Ells- Public School gymnasium ^—— . r ¦ - v ¦ \ . <. cago, will perform. worth Kprte,,Merrick pa rk man- - ' : ¦ ¦ ; ' ':;¦" ¦ ' " ' ¦ ' ' " y ¦ . Tlie former Miss J[ean Marie Competition is open to ama- 777y. :f _.7 . .^y../ yr- ; : . ¦; . 7|,y 7.; ¦ 'ager/yis . in chnrpe of field 'lunch- ¦ ^ SUS.AN DE LAND, > dauflhterof .Binder , daughter bf Mr. and Mrs . teur .. sroA'ers free of charge. »|HBHfl^^^^^ NJ itt stAînC Arthur G. 'Binder , , es and reservati ons. Flowers for specimen competi- : ¦ ¦ ¦ T ¦; Mr. . ajid :Mrs. D. J. be Lano, 419 Plainview and ' WINONAosl .- - ' ' - ' ^' 7^"" ^" 7 Mr. Feils, son of Mrs. y Arnold tion are to be grown by the ex- mumSaBSBMMIMBM I ™h °^ , ^ ¦ ' , .- Lafayette St., will give an exhibi- 5 p.m. following at. the American ^QiinKV l ROCHESTER . I ^^-7 • . - . - Feils , Plairiyiew, were married hibitor. No flower may be com- ISSffiBtt^yj . 07 ' . . | . . 7"77^7y-:M' , Legion . Community Building. ^ ' tion of baton twirling. Although May 20 at St. Joachim 's Gatholic mercially. groAn Arrangements ' , 77 J' .. "'" ' ' . -y - . , \>,17A. CRO . S 5 E-7 The bride is a graduate of Plain- will, be judged for arrangement , . . . Susan is not eligible, she will kick- Church. White and blue carna- view Community School and has . container and quality Awards lt vojr i off the summer-long cotnpetition tions decorated the altar for , the been employed in 1 00 EXCHANGE S«^c1 corrp 'i de 'itli on H»a n| Impro.einnt Rochester as a to. % ceremony per/ormed by the Rev. are . .be made in each cate- P HI AM n ie*-is fo r o. jf > e ? ? *- I o" I .it * y for area twirlers. One twirlcr will 7' secretary at Broeker & Hendrick- gory. Alma; \Vis., a progressive city wiih lots of business and 8. E: Mulcahy. Miss Maxine Wil- son , CPA. The bridegroom ¦ BUILDING be presented each week andywin- , also "Registration begins at fl am tiitlit sports activity, AJma is the fiomc of the largest cooperative liams was organist and soloist. a graduate of the Plainview . , - . . tiers -will compete the final week, THE BRIDE wore a gown ttl Com- and entries must be registered, electric light plant in the world. The largest of Dairyland'i . munity School , is employed by the A d , 7 One amateur musician will ap- white 7Chantillj'-type lace fashioned classified and in place by 11 WINONA , MINN. '' "'• plants is located on the Mississippi. The Alma Dam is also pear each .week in an instrumental Minnesota .State Highway Depart- a.m , The public is invited. with fitted bodice, long sleeves an». BBBBKBBAWBBBfFBB^>!S^ ¦ ¦• match the bodices. ¦: Ely La Jlubba. trom Pijllaicc/ ' ¦/•. ', LINDA HOLST, daughUr of Mr. \*ttl ¦ ¦ ... A... .' ... ' ....'. ¦:;...¦' . '. ..' ...... Leoncavallo and Mrs. Norman Hoist , niece of La Donna B Mobile, from FSIooltlto¦ ,.. '. ' ..,.. ¦ . . . . •. .. . the bride, was flower cirl. - - ¦ " Verdi . Ah, So Purt, from Martha - . .' A weddinR -dinner was served to . With changing tekvision shows, such as the one which featured : Von Rlotow . . ,7 ¦ ' the bridal party at noon at Timrti's l Carol Burnett, popular star on the Garry Moore Show, watch Com e Back to Sorrento...... -De Curtis $$\¦ .y^fer Marie, A, Mariei ...... ;. . .. DI Capua Cafe with a reception from 2 to cuipTCy/\ ^ ^ ^\i ytW >k , #M*C: for the summer changes in the Sunda y New s TV pull-cut. r^VÊW'^--'-.'--*-^^^ .:}riA:r:i£ÂZAy I onIK 13: , V 1 \A 'WMB \ : 'MÂ^^^^y W&^Mr^^ y&&&**r\ v • > ¦ ¦ ¦ : . . - ' . - . 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In 2 ^Ttf lôy L81 *JB% h • ^^jgy | ' ! j^^ ~ \^S ^^.lf " ' r Better By GORDON SEITZ 00 "W.dcjeWd" blend. now and lave! * .^¦»v war **,™. Um*^^« J>i^^ ^^ ^^ ^ \^ ^ ^ ^na if / ^ Bk 2?/d==^N ,V ? button trirn. Dress shirts in sizes l-l ' i-16! ;. Sport shirts , s-m-l . < . ALUMINUM GRILL < ' ''"A«GY":jE?^r5»* ^^^ J ^^^ Have you sent the CHAIR 099 . »oidi .,. '}m]:nur-fri-^t. BIS 8 paper yet? ¦ pr ¦ With The Patented "Nylarib" Hatching IwinqOTJl ^ *' Wagon Grill 20.97 k *jBBjK^/\ ^£ * ^ '^ " e to your frltmtU or rdatlvei In —v | | ACTION-FREE UNDERARM G USSET! tidier, citlti? ¦ A A- ' spice" ; :IHH46-TRANSIST0R| | Designed for yoy by America'* leading golf pro» who S IPjP^^îa | | know what yoo nee d for comfort and style on fhe court*. I U0htweicjhl 90% combed cotton and 10% nylon crepe 1 etltch mesh with two-color rack itltch fathion collar ar»d } ¦ cuffi. Chcoie from on exciting selection of 2 color combination", S«M*L-XL, $ ' ' ¦ s Pkg. Hankies caM- Maroon b,acl< ivo,y areyi Men' mm) '! • ' ' ' J SPECIAL! . Purc lA /\af| |^" ^t^*^r^V^MiWy«AyMW/ | white, with dressy satin* | U /brWC I rrim, w^B^^^^^B ^^^^BB ^^^B ^BB ^BA-itrinr* M«n-siVr. p(us ( ax T^BB B^BBBTBBM BJNL SHOP AND SAVE EACH WEEK AT 51 WEST THIRD STREET i BB^^^^^^^^BBBBBBBBB^^ '!> ' ^ ' . a "Where Qtiailty Clothing is NOT Expensive " & Serving ih Armed Forces LAKE CITY A Minn. (Special I —. .is: O.C. Di vision, V.S.S. Ashland, Two Lake City 'Hjgh School gradu- LSD-1, C. 0. Fleet Post Office, ates, on active duty with the 544th New . York, N.Y. - -' . at Ft, Polk, Lay have been pro- A.2.G. Harry G, 1 Hanson, who moted to Specialist 4, Norman J. spent a few days at the home of Gerken, son of Mr. and Mrs. John his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iver H. Gerken, had previously served Hanson , returned to Eglih A.F.B., six months of active duty. Marvin Fla;, where he is stationed. He L. Howatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. came to attend the graduation of Lester Howatt , has also served his wife at Stout . State College, six months.. Menomonie. She accompanied him Dale Eggeiiberger, son of Mr. to Florida. ¦ ' ' and Mrs. Harley Eggenberger, left . /¦ /.•-; by recently air for Port. Lyautey MONDOV I ; Wi.. - Sgt. Aian H. Na\al Air Station, Morocco, with Colbufn, foster son of Mr. and the Twin Cities Naval Air Reserve Mrs. Ben Steinke, recently gradu- Squadron 812. Two weeks of train- ated from the Seventh U.S. Army there will include f lights to vari- Non-Commissioned Officer Acad- ous European countries. " . :- " :• - •' ' ' ' ' emy at Bad Tolz/ Germany. Sgt. - ¦ .' "' y 7 77/7: ;:- 7*. 7 ' Colburn , assigned to Company D CANTON, Minn, — Erik L. El- of the 505th Signal Group's 16th stad; son of Mr. and Mrs; Martin Signal Battalion in Butzbach , en- J ' Jl " '' K. Elstad, and Donold D. John- tered the Army in January 1960 COMPLETE GLASSES {l^^kc? * * " (100 styles shapes and colors son, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. TE. after completing basic training at Our Price Wow Only to ChOOSO from Johnson, are.members of the Min- Ft. Leonard Wood , Mo. He: is a 0ne nce ne price o,iIy ; ,¦:; day. Left to right Humphrey; J. M. George neapolis Naval Air Reserve Squad- 1959 graduate of Mondovi High ONE LOW PRICE v -° DIRECT SELLING CONVENTION Sen. , Sen.. , _.. , „ w ,, JB^0^B^ f ^V?*±. ** LaboratoryJJt lo you Hubert AR. Humphrey was one of the speakers , Winona , association president , and C. C. Currier ron selected to train in the Medi- School. Here at King we are proud to say ATu / i \*u^^. „ No„, ¦ rof,r. . ^ middIcman s P t at the annual four-day convention of the Na and H.. M. Meyers, vice presidents of Watkins 7 terranean area this month. that we use nothing hut NAT ION- A\3I M MA : Ah BRAND PRODUCTS, MA- mm / § BfrMWB * A " SIasses compete with tional Association of Direct Selling Companies Products , Inc7 y v 1'E RIALS , or EQUIPMENT. BW I M lenses individually glassesground to LA CRESCENT, Minn . (Special ) AWSBB your nclud at Washington , D.. C. The convention ended Jo- Should yqu pay more and often Wig exact or nee(lcom- Patrick P. Motley; son of Mi1, .and Top-Quality Fuel Oil 701/3 WEST THIRD STREET Nite 'til 9 p m'. Phon« 8-3711 ranties Optional all kinds. : - . I find a common cause after many pared -with $35:097-'« Friday and Mrs. ,Pat H. Motley , recently, parti- _^_^^___^^«^___l5ranclieiin Many f'rfncip.l (Mitt at L S tat Cnnadi—Fnanilcd In MDIa^HMMiM MM $35.037,8 a week ago. y The yU , S. cipated in the week-long Fourth mmm Treasury's official price is $35 Army Rifle and Pistol Matches / ______plus about eight cents in/charges. at Ft, Riley, Kan . His , wife, Lois, ^ lives at £849 Arowhead Dr., ita- r ' ' ' > ri The premium 90Id now com- cine, Wis. 7 PhNJN Ll O % -ih t - - ' - *> * mands in the free market reflects open 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.—Fridays 9 a.m.-9 p.m. llVv "A *% outsiders' judgment of the diffi- , culty of task , U.S. govern- TAYLOR Wis. — A.S.C.y Gary the ^the A. Benedict7, son of Mr. and .Mrs, ment and a group of top business- Levin Benedict, is being reassign- men face in seeking Co strengthen ed to Myrtle Beaeh AFB, S.C, i^^S the dollar and halt the gold out- following his graduation from the j rV-'PL* V*y \Un f s$k*ti& , > .-A ' \< flow. - technical training course y ^ Buyers of gold in London were Air Force ^v Y-^w^f IV ' for jet engine mechanics at Shep- noty named. But since: .'the ;- . U.S. pard AFB, Tex. '•' ¦ ¦ Treasu ry and the Federal Reserve ¦ ¦ ' ' . ¦ . System have been working closely . • : l3-CU. FT. HmR.MR«»T with foreign central banks in re- ARCAD IA> Wi*. (Special)- The |{e|i,j<,era|l)r address of Roger A- Amundson ¦ —r- ~ 1—^^*~T| <-**J ¦¦ cent rrionths to stabilize the price p 'j of gold , and build bulwarks [= ^^^^^ ^^ ^ ^ 11 ^^^^^^ .^^ against any run . on the non-Com- munist, world's principal curren- Trade Stamps Help Buy cies, : much/of the gold buying pre- Townshi p Equi pment sumably is7by speculators or other traders than the central batiks BELLE VILLE, 111. y. (AP) 7- The themselves. St. 7 Clair Township . superylsor, William Dixon , has hit upon a new The Londan:free market handles way to ohtain needed township of- newly mined gold as . well as any fice equipment 7— saving trading metal which the banks may wish stamps. - . . . to sell or buy at any. particular Dixon said he has asked all time, and any orelal which hoards firms which give stamps and sell ers may want to unload or ac- merchandise to the township to quire.' , turn over the stamps to his office, The steady rise ih recent days He expects to net $500: a year. of (he. dollar price: for gpld in Lon- don has been variously attributed to7 foreign uneasiness about the ing the dollar from gold reserves u £ MPl!lli&B^^^ ^^^^Jj economy after altogether ; Cra vfordTH. Greene- ^ * '^ll^3Bifl state of the U.S. wait, Du Pont president; and the stock market break , or fears Jr., president of 7 prolonged Treasury deficits Thomas J. Watson {iHnK'RflkJl y_ *S'«uwCTi"iB ¦ of International Business Ma- " 11 ' "ii 1 n 11 nn . . .- ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦:- . which they feel might mean more iWivnT 1 t, . .;¦ : corresponding chines. 7. ji : w^,y. . :77 $n)| Q.95 7 inflation with a The gold problem stems from IIÂ"^ llfTTit cCw^riMfKit " ^te^S*-nk ^ . r[(^s 7 #U~f weakening of the marketplace val- iMW wntt AT HST 1|»AÎAIUI| ^ m. B -*»> H<« the balance of payments deficit. |000/ ^ST _JL* ¦TA¦ -BtM ve of the dollar , or belief that /j . . COMBED DACROM -RAYON tF^^^J^r'. ' • ***y **>fml ' years the United cu l ICB wr d^ American attempts to solve its For several ,HW w,w States lias been spending more SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS COTTON SLACKS SLACKS Bî - " Vt 1*1 l balance of payments deficit will 7C ^ ° dollars abroad for imports , for: all machine wathabla M m be unavailing or only partially bases, travel • QQ Q« #Q*\ successfu l eign aid , military need little or no irenino liance Delivered Free lo Your Honie . and private investments than it • \ JB §% Any App up f o the minute styles sices S, M, L Small Down Payment — Easy Terms It it this deficit which the busi- has been getting back by sale of • I *TT \w by returns on its nessmen group is studying. It is its exports and See cool , breezy solids, neat Georgian prints , to Trim fitting bcltlcss contin* Breeze-light Dacron polyester headed by Roger M . Blough , U.S. foreign investments. plaids by Dan River Mills ... all in fhe ontal or bolted styles are care- 'n rayon slacks tailored in FRANK LILLA & SONS Steel chairman, and includes such most popular shadings! Choose placket pu ll- fullv for extra wear front As surplus dollars build Ôg tailored pleated 'style?. Machine APPLIANCE STORE leaders as Henry C. Alexander , the** overs or button , front styles , bittton down or B , and comfort. Black , tan , blue, wash , needs little or no iron, Evening Phone 9732 up in foreign central banks, some ; 761 E. Sth St. Open Every chairman of Morgan Guaranty (he U.S. regular spread collars Stork up: Mm willow. Sizes 28-38. Sizes 28-40. Trust , New York , who favors free- arc being turned into Trcasucy. for .gold. The. reserve is now at a 22-year low of $16.4 bil- " "" " '" F*^—^"^'tf**^^^'*^ '"f . TRADEHOME lion. Dollar reserves of foreigners vy; ^ and their investments in U.S. re- i ; | ||| ^ |§ ^ ^ ^ sources and companies come to more than that. Theoretically f\ FATHER'S DAY JUNE 17th American gold reserves face this potential threat , although practical measures make any really pippl^ GIVE DAD crippling run on Ft. Knox all but ill impossible. The balance of payments deficit CASUAL SHOES continues, however, although this il l\ year running below last yea r's! drain of $2.5 billion , and -deficits ! in previous years as high as $4 , billion. i ill 111 VACATION FUN NLY I I ° $^99 fiTt*

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Mini); i Special ' — ^»^ .iAR* ^neJilA # 3-oz- Dover-Eyota High School present- CREAW KC #^ - ¦ ed the following awards: for scho- ^Bffl^¦ : fN- - ¦¦ / KBBUBBBWBBVBBBUBOF ^ " *«*3M *^*** ' : -- >M ' 7 J*™ -;.;-¦¦ MORTON—CHOICE BEEF, MEAT LOAF , 7 RED OWL FROZEN ¦ lastic and extra-curricular¦ ¦ activi- ^- lECCE ^ ¦ ALISBURY \ ties:: '' - 77.". . [ *,:. ' ,; , ; 7.: rC^m ^< B^ BB ^ P ' :iWK>JK 77^7v^^- 7 : S STEAK, FRIED CHICKEN, TURKEY; < ' - '^B i B m •* ;¦ ^«B M ¦ "Echo*s, " school • newspaper, *wardi: ^ ^ .'Russell Bierbaum, »f»r award; Ooogles ¦ ¦ ftm l ll Pn# Squires, senior editor; Djve Kcumann, v ' • •- ^-~ ~ ^^ ^ ¦' v:^m,W±.rBm>:WB*i^m ^ Btk I lunior editor; Robert Penninglon and . Ken "nSrj ^CF^F I i f : ¦ ^ -*lr Currjn, -;sports editors; Judy. Ihrke,' . Sherl Daniels and Cettryl Eddy, associate editors, and Vlrgini* Peck and Barbara Her- man, cub reporlers, lourneymen awards; Wary Stocker, Joanne Keefe, Susan Kahl, , P-t*WM l.A.j - Linda Potter, David . Hardtke,. Karhy. 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K OF PERFECTION aw*rd and Mary: Stocker the Betty Crock- Mjj " j er Homeniaker'i »«ard. The Legion Aux- iliary announced Joanne Keefe was It. cholca for Glrli Stale with Vlrcjlnla Peek as alternate. American Legion Post announced . Unn . Prln .M Boyj .Stale i«p- rejentatlva and Larry Schmidt as alter- S HEA nate. Flvc-ycar cheerl fading; lel'er award. W^ Cheryl Eddy, Barbara Herman, Joanne Keefe, Virginia Peck andd Lucille ton- us. [POTATOES fo&JMQt Future Farmers ol America J awards: District IA poultry leam, fourth pla ce ; dairy products, second and third places; Individuals, Darrell Bowman; Tom Hal- ¦ CIr —-1 ^ ¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦¦ • ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ •( ¦ ^ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ • ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦ a-i-ii-iei loran, fourth place In public speaking; A aUlf IllJ Ifw ii? > —iB I ¦ ¦ RA GUS - . Clair McDougall, fifth place 0wr »w**^ s AA; LETTUCE In poultry; I I ;ÔQQQ,0gg(IQOggQ0(?0ll C IS David iÔT Ellrlnger, .I'lxth plac» dairy pro- I a- ducts, and Charles Laftus, torn £Xf In dairy L products. 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tS»-. A£SCHT'S ^MpfERDAY WITH THESE PAPA PIEASIN'PRICES...PLEASE HIM WITH THE TREAT ^ Wk Vl D t A IP ON FATHER'S JB_\\Wl ^ *B\ || P|>Ui\ BEST...AIL HIS FAVORITE FOODS SIRVED UP IH STYIE...AU D AT PAMPERED PRICES- - yVV- IS M nMVk, HE LIKES ^JF Pay Heailey A Fightt for Return of Land y *' B THE NICEST WAY TO PAMPER PAPA IS TO SERVE HIM A THICK JUICY SUPER f|| ¦ 1 ', / \ By DON REEDER 1 ** Associated Prett Writer ing to get back his land. %, SELECTED STEAK FROM YOUR SUPER FA IR STORE! Kp J. » - ' *' ^Tl^f * * ,' \ Heasley Himself is quite willing # % PRICES GOOD E1DRIDGE, N.D; (AP) — Fay to explain the whole thing to any- Heasley is a husky, balding man ' body who will listen. titoo. might often be found these Squatting in the farmyard , he days gazing fondly at the lush land relates in measured tones how he . just across the road: from where he lives near Eldridge. got into this flx.y . 7 ; JUNE 16TH The 59-year-old Heasley is possi- HMsley's troubles began in 1950 SM n^rm^^^~- bly the most stubborn and exas- when Interna) Revenue Service 1 1T1AK IMi W fêat ^Bl ¦ *aj aaaa. H âr aaaaw S "Jr$ks%$&ir " ^ W 9S_ 'totfr^Qu am .mfc* £B^tt*BBaaw k >»^' T& perating man who ever collided agents began poking around in his ^ ' ^ ^ . Pv W% B m I 1 r _B_ I B ^\t JiMEr V* ?& r ^*WT «S^âflL^Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^f*vV with the federal government .: taxy records. 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¦ ¦ ¦ : i v WEDNESDAY Tlie Daily Record JUNE 13, 1962 Illinois Man A^Wihona Winona Funerals Tvyo-State Deaths I Carifoii Invite General Hospital Mn. Mary Line* 77. 7.. .- Dead in Crash Vliltlns' nourai Medical and turgid Funeral leVvieyi for Mrs. Mary patlent»:-2 to 4 and 7^ to 1:30 jp.m. (no Nine Distrieb children ; utidtr. 12). ." . Lince, 456 E. \yabasha St., were Maternity . patlentii i to V.30 ewf 7 to held this ¦ momirig¦ at St, John 's •:» p,m; [adult, only). Churchy ' ¦ ¦ - : yy ' .' Near Humbird Solemn requiem: BLAGK RIVER FALLS. Wis. - TUESDAY ; high Mass was Io Consolidate Admission* celebrated by the Rev. James Daniel Spelick, 37, 7 Wheeling, m., CANTON, Minn (Special) — : Mrs. Florence Curran , 170»3 E. Habiger, with the Rev. Joseph Mc- died en roiite to the Krofcn Clinic Ginnis as deacon and the Rev. Canton invited nine common schbol 7 4th St. 7 here following a one-car accident Miss Janet Stuber, Cochrane, Francis Galles as sub-deacon. Bur- districts to join Canton Consolidat- on Hy. 12 near Humbird at 6:40 Wis. ial was in Sacred Heart Cemetery, ed School yDstrict 226 Tuesday Louis Fischer; Pine Creek, W5s., the Rev. Au- m7Sunday. ^____ i7—7 ¦ ¦ ¦ Sioux Falls, S.D. p^ night. . '¦¦ - ' ' " . ' ' :~ Carl W. Lang, 915 King St. gusityn Sulik oEiciatin^ . James Paul Glass; 31, and John . . . ' . IA • - The 250 people gathered in Can- Mrs. Donald Manz, La Crescent, Pallbearers Were: Edward and S.7\Villowghby, 32,. both of Wheel- Minn. Neil Kiedrowski, Thomas Abts, ton school auditorium heard Mayor ing were Injured. 7; Casper Ladsten, Rushford, Minn. Leon Piechowski and Robert and Ronald Ramlo, Kenneth Turner,7 Mrs. Joseph Kolas, The car was traveling south af- 569 E. Front Peter Hittner. Verle Ramlo and Superintendent St. ' A ' v. VV . Marshall T. Cox i ter a fishing holiday at Birchwood. 0. . E. Jo"hnson7 Martin TElstad , Baby Jacob R. Zeches, Coch- Mrs. Roxa rva Brooks Do ran , Minn.—Marshall It was nol known who was driving. . rane, Was. PICKWICK fe t. science teacher, presented infor- Graveside services for Mrs. Rox- Cox, 94, died at 4 a.m.' today at The vehicle went out of control .on mation on school consolidation; He Michael:; S. MehUman, 373; Wilson ana Brooks Doran, Washington, the home of his daughter he.re . St. "7 A- ,. :-. the viaduct and slipped off four is chairma.n of a citizens commit- D.C, were held this afternoon in after an illness of several month B. WEATHE R FORECAST 7. . Cool Weather will Scattered ahbwers are expected iii an area from ¦ ' ¦; ¦ ¦ Birth* - guard rail posts on the right side tee, ..; ' : ' . ':;' . 7 • Woodlawn Cemetery, the Rev. Har- He was Pickwick's oldest re ii- continue tonight in the northeast and it will be the northern Plains southeastward through the Mr. and Mrs. William L. Peter- old Rekstad, First Congregational dent. of the road before going over the son, Rushford, Minn., a daughter. 7 cooler in the northern Plateau while continued Gulf Btates and . Florida as well as on the cen- A STRAW BALLOT In May shew* Church; officiating. His daughter is Mrs. Ethel Gkfi- embankment. The car lit on some ed Canton residents overwhelming- Mr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Goss, warm weather is forecast for the Gulf coast. tral Atlantic coast. (AP Photofax. telegraph wires, damaging them ish-7 ly in. favor of building a $240,000 Winona Rt. 3, 7 a daughter. ; Mrs. Minnie Hatch and ended!up on its top by the Mr. and Mrs. Arlen E. Aslak- He was born here Marei 8, addition to the school. Financing ; Funeral, services for Mrs. Mjn- was a member of Redeemer Luth- railroad track after falling 40 feet. that addition is a problem. Can- son,,773 W. King St., a daughter. 1868, son of Ferdinand and Chri s- WEATHER Spelick: was pinned in the car Ditch-arees nie Hatch; Sheboygan, Wis., will tiana Wol f Cox and lived hei\e eran Church, Red Wing. Mr. Rose ton , a consolidated school district, be TTiursday at II a.m, at Paw- ,, married Hannah Andreen Novem- Knights Elect and sustained chest injuries; He is surrounded by the nine districts. Baby Richard Jumbeck, 320 E. most of his life except for JM EXTENDEP FORECAST died three blocks, from the hos- Sanborn St. cett-Abraham Funeral chapel, Dr. years at Woonsocket, N. ;I>. H« ber 1916 in Lake City. Mr. Rose MINNESOTA: Temperatures If some of those districts accept " . E. Clayton Burgess, Central Meth- hanc ts moved to Red Wing to live with pital. His body was taken to the Canton's invitation at their indjvi* . Mrs, Norven Lockwood and was a farmer. He shook Thursday through Monday will Jensen : Funeral Home at."- .Hixton . baby, M6 W. Howard St. odist Chufcb, officiating. Burial with Sitting Bull. Sjbuxy Indiaoi his son in 1957. , His wife died .in dual June 26 meetings. Canton may . will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. when the Indians campc id December 1956. average 3 to 8 degrees above nor- New Officers The accident was investigated ,000 additional Mrs, Robert Romberg and baby, chief, by Robert Lulloff Clark County be able to raise $800 Friends may caU at the funeral on .his land while ' traveling be- ,, Willardy mal north and near normal southi 7 Willard Angst, 620 W. Sarnia St.; . assessed valuation recommended , Winona Rt. 2. Surviving are; Orie son coroner . Sheriff Ray Kutsche, Traf- . ' Michael Mehlman, 373 "Wilson home today from 7 to 9 p.m. tween reservations in . South Da- Red Wing ; one brother, August, Normal highs 71*80, normal lows was elected grand knight of Coun- by the state Department of Educa- kota. cil 639, Knights of Columbus, Tues- fic Officers Harry Erantz and Dale tion . yMost St. . Sweden; one sister in Sweden and 48-56. Only minor day-to-day Schultz and two state patrolmen. of these common dis- Mrs. Wilfred Schneider and Louis J. Langdon Mr. Cox was justice . of peat j e two grandchildren, y day evening. tricts, it is expected , will makey ; : Township many year s. changes except a little tooler baby, 163 E.". 5»' St. y Private grarveslde services will of Horner A service will be at Peterson- Also elected : John J. Tlougan , a decision soon to join either Har- Mrs, Amanda Dorn, Lewiston, His wife , the former . Nancy over weekend. Precipitati on will deputy grand knight: Dr. Roger mony, Lanesboro, Mabel or Cah- be held Thursday tn Woodlawn , Sheehan Funeral Home, Lake City, Red Wing Man Named Minn. Cemetery for Louis J. Langdon, Gates, died Sept . 17 1908. Suif- average aboiit .25 of an inch Zehren , chancel- tn consolidated school districts. : vivors are Mrs. Golish, 11 grand- Saturday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Fred Brehm, 409 . Chatfield St. the Rev. Harold Rekstad, First George Barthels will officiate. Bur- southwest to .75 of an inch north- lor ; James* Mc- To State Bankers Unit Forty-four memhers of . 1 ast Mrs. Kate M. Eggen, Rushford, children and 27 great-grandchi l- C ahe, ! warden ; night's audience \yere representa- Congregational Churchy officia- ' ' ial will; be in Oakwood Cemetery. east, occurring mostly toward Minn. 7 ' - '7 dren, 7 7; . Anthony Winczew • RED- WING. lilinn.-Ora G. tives of the nine districts —- New- ting* . 7 Funeral services will be hel d Friends may call at the funeral end of. week. Clarence M. Goergen, Winona home after 3 p.m. Thursday; all ski,' recorder ; S. Jones Jr., president of the Good- burg, Grabtown , Lenora, Prosper. Rt. 2. ' . .' Friday at 2 p.m. at Breitlow: Fuh^ WISCONSIN: Temper a ture |D:. J. Bruski; ad- hue County National Bank, Red Elstad, O'Haray Rockne, Mri. Anna R. Veil* the Rev. N. E. Hamr day Friday and Saturday before 2 Lawston Baby Daniel J. McCarthy* 1775 eral Home, ¦ ¦ ¦ ' will average aear normal south rVocate: Clarence Wing, has been elected to a three- arid Herirytown. They were asked Funeral services for Mrs. TAn- ilton officiating. Burial , will be in ¦p^fn. - ; . ". ;¦ to 5 degrees above norma.! south. W. Wabasha St. na R. Veir, 468 Winona St., will ma-r I Vincent , treasur- year term on the Minnesota Bank- for their opinions on consolida- Mrs. Esther P. Ford , 468. Wi- Pickwick Cemetery. Friends Normal high 71 north to 80 er; Tom Cain, ers Association council of admin- toiri: 35 favored Canton; 5, be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Faw- call at they funeral home. Thurs- Mrs. Emma Lecher south. Normal low 50 n.brth to Har- nona St. cett-Abraham Funeral Home. Dr. (Spe- trustee for three istration. mony; 3; Mabel , arid 1 undecided day from 7. to . 9 p. m. 7 INDEPENDENCE. Wis. 59 south. Warming trend. Thurs- years; E. Clayton Burgess, Central cial) — Miss Emma Lecher, 79, day and Friday, Cooler about Adolph Jones will represent the 1st not to comment. 7Schildknecht , ;.. in- District of the Minnesota Bankers OTHER. BIRTHS Methodist Church, officiating. Miles P. Johnson lifelong Independence resident, died Saturday and Sunday. Precipita- THESE NINE districts have a TREMPEALE.AU, Wis.77 (Spe- Burial will be in Dakota Ceme- WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special)—. tion will total one-half inch to side guard , : and Association, : comprising 12 coun- ' at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Tri-County Bennett R. Kals* combined! assessed valuation of cial) — Mr. and. Mrs. Gerald Stell- tery... The cl erk of court's assistant died". one inch in sbowers about Fri- Anast ties in Southeastern Minnesota. He Memorial Hospital , Whitehall. She "9 er, outsiriVguara, $592,294 — Newburg $21,583. Griibv pflug, . a daughter Friday at . St. Friends niay call at the funer- of a heart attack Tuesday at 2{ had been ill two years. day and Saturday. had been endorsed for the post , Holdover trustees are Edward M; at the District 1 bankersmeeting town $69 358, Lenora $52,870, Pros- Ann's Hospital, La Crosse. al home today from 7-9 p.m. p.m. in his; office at Trempea-' She was born -Jan . " 23,7 . 1883, OTHER TEMPERATURES per $68,336, Elstad $96,279 O'Hara WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special)- Ieau County courthouse. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rivers, two years, and 7Leo Bor- last fall and was nominated prior ¦ daughter of Christ and; Ella Finup ¦ kowskiy one year. $70,540," Rockne $87,072, Lavston ' ¦:' Births at Tri-Connty Memorial Anton Newman 7 Miles P. Johnson , 62, 1 ifelont* Albany, cloudy •'-,...... 68; ' 57 .01 ¦ to the convention by the MBA - Lecher. noth from Germany. Miss •¦ ¦ ¦' - -' .. John Hoeppner reported on the nominating committee. $39,562 and Henrytown $86,694. Hospital: -. . Funeral services for Anton resident of Whitehall, was as- Albuquerque , clear ... 89» 62 " .. . Elstad emphasized that Mr. and Mrs7 Harold Tomter, Basil Erickson, Lecher was housekeeper for her ' state convention at Albert Lea Jones succeds Wils A. Garratt, any com- Newman, 513 Grand St. will be sisting while brothers in Independence all her Atlanta,. cloudy ...... 85 69 1.02 . mon : school district must assume A Osseo, a son, June 6. . clerk of courts ,, was attending; Bismarck, cloudy .... 77 62 7.89 May 25-27. Chairman Edward il. president of the Farmers ; & Mer- ; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kulig, held Thursday at 8:30 a.m. at Wat- Eau Claire. life until Jan. 8 when she entered Rivefs reported on plans for the the bonded indebtedness of the con- kowski Funeral Home and at 9 a conference in the Corner Nursing Honie, White- Boise, cloudy-... 81 49 7. chants State Bank, Preston. solidated school district it joins; Whitehall , a son, Thursday. 7 Mr7 Johnson was born here? Boston,, cloudy ...... G9 54 7.07 annual family picnic at Rolling- The council of administration is Mrs. Vernon Back, at St. Casimir's Church, the Rt. hall. Ten days ago she entered the stone Park July 22. Jim D. Mohan, Lanesboro. has a $600,000 debt . Har- Air. and. July 24, 1899, son of Mr. and. Chicago, clear ...... 63 51 . the governing body: of the state , Blair, a daughter, Thursday. . Rev. Msgr. J. W. Haun officiating. Mrs. Peter H. Johnson. He at-» hospital. Many years ago she chairman , gave a progress report mony $495 000, Mabel $340,000 and Burial will be in St. Mary's Ceme- worked in the Independence Post Cleveland , rain ...... 68 5? T bankers association, tepresentin^ Canton Is debt free. 7 KELLOGG, Minn. (Special) — tended the University pf . Wiscon - Denver, clear ...... 82 49 .02 on the float for (he Steamboat Days the nearly 700 banks in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hartert, tery; y sin. 7 -¦ Office. -7 : parade. - .- • If the additional assessed valu- Des Moines, clear ...A.t . . 52 Ay. ation is not raised the state De- Kellogg, a daughter Saturday at . Friends inay call after 2 p.m. Surviving are: One sister,, Surviving are: One brother* Denver, clear ...... 82 :49 .02 The nominating committee con- to bring their own table service St. . Elizabeth's Hospital, Waba- today. Rosary will be said at 8. Mrs. Leo, (Mary) Haesle; two Louie, Independence, and.one sis- 52¦ ' sisted of Cain , Chris J. Stiever and partrhent of Education will strong- ¦ Des Moines, clear .... 74 . . .' .. ¦¦ and sandwiches. There will be en- sha. nephews and one niece. Funeral; ter, Minnie Lecher, Winona. Four .' 54 Edward J.• ' klonecki . '• ' ly discourage building; the Canton ' Mr. Newman! was a member of Detroit, rain . .y...... 769., T tertainment throughout the after- school addition , it was pointed out, ETTRICK , Wis. (Special *— Mr. the Catholic : Order of Foresters. arrangements are incomplete.) brothers, William, Fred, Charles Fairbanks, cloudy ... 73 59 .. and •¦Mrs, John Kinev, a son pending the arrival here of ia. and Ed have died. noon with dinner at 5 p.m. Newburg, Henrytown, Grubtown , Fort Worth, cloudy . .,.88 69 .17 Mrs. Jackman. associate mat- Rockne , Prosper and Elstad are Thursday at Atlanta Hospital, At- sister from Grand Forks, N.D7 A service will be Friday at 2 Helena , cloudy- ...... 73 50 .10 lanta. Ga, Mrs . Kinev k th<» far- Eastern Star ron and Mr. McMillen , associate open.¦-school- districts. Lenora has Rochester Doctor p.m. at Kenn Funeral Home, In- Honolulu, cloucly ;. :.. 83 73 .. patron are co-chairmen, tn case of mer Dorothy Severson, Ettrick. Waldemar Rundquist dependence, with burial in Green- been open this year and wiU; send ( ) Kansas City, clear ... -77 57 7. rain the picnic will be held at the ONALASKA, Wis. - Mr. and PEPIN. Wis. Special — A serv - wood: Cemetery. Friends may call Los Angeles, cloudy ., 70 58 .. Family Picnic its students to Canton next . year. Mrs. Raymond : Sultze, Onalaska, a Gets lowa Position Rundquist , 64, Masonic Temple; 7 O'Hara Sends one student to Har- ice for Waldemar after 9 a.m. Friday at the funeral Memphis, cloudy ,...: 56 66 .. ¦ -, . . . daughter Thursday at St. Anne's CHEROKEE, Iowa — Dr. Mag- lifelong resident of Stockholm home. Reservations mony, one to Lanesboro and the Miami, cloudy ...... 84 76 .15 Due y Hospital, La Crosse. nus C. Petersen, Rochester, Minn., area, was held Monday afternoon clear ' ..- ., 63 44 ... | AVOIDING FALLS rest to Canton , add. Lawston now LA CRESCENT, Minn.—Mr. and Milwaukee, ¦Reservations for the annual has been appointed associate di- at Salylund Lutheran Church. Th Iowa; three brothers Ralph , Cross Root at Houston ,1 SAVE 5°o-40% ON GROCERIES Table Model . NOW }40iOO ly) Larson, Milwaukee. His par- , '6.8 -f * E,akc Minn. ; Clair. 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_^ jSL Phone 3626 for Home Delivery NELSON 7 7 ; ¦I SpAinqdoiiL f Fourth t Johnson Phone 2306 FOOD STORE O ^SMiA WINONA'S HOME-OWNED DAIRY ** "» "»» "»» 4020WEST 6TH ST. -. GOODVI EW "M**"""** KOWALGZYK DEFENDING CHAMPION M^^^3W?^# fef: - ^ "^ .^>JPMsr»^ > - -3pinr/^ - I^ÎEÂ^^« €ii#irts Sweep T^ro; By AUGIE KARCHER as high as 125 this year, said . K o w a 1 c z y k „ two-time city Roy Pierzina of Arcadia with Morgan (Moke) Searight , West- champion won last year w ith a an even par 105. : y Editor , . Daily New* Sport* field pro. y 7- 7 one under par KU. His rounds Searight expects a heavy en- A record field; headed by de- were 33-36-35. try of local and area shooters, ^diiks^ carded a especially if the promise,of fair fending champion Harry KoWal- Brown in 1960 also 1 By MIKE RATHET T^Chico Fernandez starter , won his fourth against one .104 to win by a stroke. Brown weather holds up for the week- Vic Wertz .and . czyk of Winona .and I960 eham- snapped a loss as a front-liner with a three- - last year finished third with a end. Rain splattered intermit- associated 7 Press Sporti Write* scored a run and . pion Jofin Brown, last .week's ¦ ' tently at the CC . classic last string of 25 scorel'.ess inniiigs com- hitter for the A's and brought his Country Club, Wv .y y- - . : ¦ The San Francisco Giants seem to an impressive winner al . Winona After winnin g: the CC Invita- week, however, and cut down piled by the Yankee right-hander. 3ver-all record is expect ed for the annual West- the entry list . tt> have recovered from that : June Roger Maris hit h.ome.run No, 11, 7-2.White Sox starter Juan Piz- Sat- tion Sunday, 7 Brown said he s tooon. The Lois Angeles Dodgers only eight field Open golf tournament will probably enter this year's Local players .are asked to in the third inning after the Yanks zaro 13-5) , who allowed urday and Sunday at Westfield n*ay still bey suffering from, the had moved.ahead in the . first on hits , lost it when a single by Open. Now , etrip-loyed at Man- shoot their qualifying ro-unds stock of that Braves' barrage. ' ¦¦ Cimoli's Golf Club. kato, he has . been commuting Saturday, either 9 or. 18 holes, Phil Linz'--single; a ' saca-ifice by Manny Jimenez , -Gino com- : tTialUng tlie tailspin in -which Bobby Richardson and Johnny triple and a single by Joe Azcue 7 Last year- 113 slrokers weekends until moving his fam- said Sea right. All. entrants will eighth. Chi- peted iri the 27-hole event. ily west July shoot 18 holes before flights are t key dropped out of the National Blanchard's single. The loser was scored tWo runs in the I:,ast7 year's runnerup was Le- determined. Lleague lead, the Giants snapped Yankee nemesis Fânk Lary (1-4) , cago scored in the second: when "I predict the entry might go Pi*rxin#7 Kowalciyk t heir six-game losing now 28-11 lifetime against New Floyd Robinson walked, went to streak Tues-- ¦ : d lay 7 night, sweeping a double- York..-; . . .;' .7 - ; y ., .;. ' . .; third7 oii Al Smith's single and h leader frorn Cincinnati 2-1- came across on a sacrifice fly by and : 7 -Ts and moving back within a Wickersham, re 11 e v . - '• r turned Bob Sadowski. gtame of the first-place Dodgers, Tho defending champion Reds Thori^^ f ell from third place to fifth. Pitts- After , the Angels .had counted LOS ANGELES /AP) - Lee; Ex-Twin Don Lee got credit for |, he had to have ¦ once in the first inning, the Twins burgh moved into third, 7V4 . be- Thomas >la»ed three runs with two |i the victory although 1 nnd. by edging the Chicago Cubs ; 'Tuesday, night as Los ( help from Art Fowler and Jack j came back for two in the second homers j innings; ion Bernie Allen 's single, a triple 4 1-3 and St. . Louis nipped Phila- Angeles defeated Minnesota 7-5 to7[ Spring in the final three ( telphia. 3-2 to take over fourth. ! Lenny Green had a two-run hom- yby Zoilo Versalles and Lee's wild inock the Twins l be the deciding run. Hank Foiles Schuster compiled - - . drive to the pit -of his stoinach t Bar va, Hamer- tion NCAA championships, have a AlhleMc Park; Lang' hit a two-run of all time at Dodge Center. It 7 was no w-onder lie .was named which the ex-Twin caught in pure nik's Bar at AtMellc Park; Sunshine showdown tonight in the tourna- : homer in the fifth Cale vs. Mankato Bar at Franklin i for the Eeds, of the year self -defense. ment's third round. A couple of who chaseYankee Stadium before the Yankee-Detroit game. (AP "68 yards. Averaged 37-7 yards punt- Jl—Steve's Bar vs. - Bud' Ithaca 's season - long 7 perfect 69 pa sses for . error in the Angels' 3-run outburst letic Park; Watkins vs. Sil-ver Dollar Singles 7by Bob Skinner, Dick Photofax) y 1,699 yards on 4s7 kicks, TeE»m co-captain . at Athletic Park; Shorty's. Bar vs. streak at 18 games. Stuart and Robefto ing on in the sixth which broke the 3-3 ¦ Fiberite Corp. at Franklin St. Field. Clemente plus : " ' Basketball -^- Scored 925 points In 86 games for tie. / . - ¦' . - - '.-/¦ . Santa Clara needed Bob Gari- George Altman's . error accounted baldi's l -hit relief pitching over fivp .vjpj>r avoTaee 'of 10.8. Averaged 17.3 on 329 . for the first-inning runs. The other With two out , and only a double 3 '1-3 innings to beat Missouri 7-4 PUNCH FIVE HOMERS points in 19 games hts senior season. Lxcellent two carne across on doubles by by Pearson aiid Thomas' 2-run in 12 innings. Missouri committed Don Hoak and Bill Virdon arid rebouhder and ball-handler -.. Team co-captain. homer charged against Bonikow. UCT, NSP Win four , errors in the 12th and let Dick Groat's single. The Pirates Baiebalt — Compiled 29-5 pitching rccc-rd in 183 innings in six ski , : Bob Rodgers doubled.. Earl Santa Clara score three unearned ¦then held on behind Harvey Had- years; Fanne^d 355 batters, walked 103. Batted .302 with 36 hits iri Averill walked and Felix [ Torre runs. riix (5-2 ) and relief ace EIRoy singled to right. Rodgers scored 1197 trips. Team captain. 7 ; y Wee Games Texas whacked Colorado State Face. Glen Hobbie (1-8) lost it and Averill went to third . But he Pee College 12 2 in Tuesday 's other Braves Bomb Rookie Fred Whitfield tagged a Track Won conference 880 in 2:09.5 and took third in district. PEE WEE AMERKAN ' — also scored when Allison 's throw gamey 1 wo-run homer off . Paul Brown , 8 inches for first in conference high jump, third in VV L .- W L Cleared 5 feet home took a :bad bounce and hit UCT ... . 1 0 Flih Shop ...... 01 Missouri and; Colorado State 10-5) in the eighth inning to win leg on 880- ' ;. • . ... 1 « Police .. .. H district. Best broad jump mark was 19-4. -Ran anchor Battey in the ear, carqrning away. NSP ' were eliminated from the tourna- . 1: for the Cardinals, Brown had Winona Milk .. 1 t St. Clairs ....;; 0 1 , yard relay team, Scored 62 points in five meets this year. Team Lee , pitching for the first time :• . ¦' ' .. - ... 1 O . St. Stan ! ....:. 0 1 ment. Santa Clara and Texas opened the seventh with a double DAM . . ' stayed captain.-- against his ex:-teammates, yielded openin g round losers , alive and scored to r^t the Phillies in Dodgers 15-2 ¦ ¦ to a pinch-liitter in the seventh UCT pounded out a 10-5 victory with their victories. ' ' " ¦ l tont 2-1. He allowed only four . . ' . .'• •; ' . ••7 - . . ••¦7 ¦ . ' " MILWAUKEE (Jl-The Mi .lwau-. bag arid bounded into short rlglit. ' after giving up three, runs and five over Hot Fish Shop in the Park- : Jingles until Julian Javier worked MAX MOLOCK is -ttlll tossing around tlw Idea that Winona can hits, including triples by Zbilo Ver- Rec Pee Wee League at Lake kce Braves are playing an un- H, Aaron walked and Mack Jones, season , using I lim for a walk and Whitfield wanted Dr. Jekyll and Mr. . Hyde continuing his hot hitting; singled field an entry in the Southern Minnesota League next sailles and Mincher. Park Tuesday. In the otlier game Brazil, Yugoslavia •tonnected; The victory, the eighth . Manager Sam Mele later credit- Ken Brommericrf struck out 10 to role in the National League race. Mathews home. Del Crandall fol- slrictly local and local college talent . Favorites in Soccer in nine games for St: Lowis,went One day they look like a bunch lowed with another run-producing He has some good ideas on . the subject. Among them is a re- ed Lee with pitching a good game lead Northern States Power over to former Phil Don Ferrarese ' and repeated that he believed the St. Stan 's 6-0. .' o-f pushovers, the next day -like single and Bell cracked his first duced ticket plan for entire families that turn out. for games. K SANTIAGO . Chile (AP) - De- Cl-2). tra jmal fitano's game - winner. Ken The hit production fell one safe- " ¦ '"' " . --" ~ . tw-o runs in the sijitli. -lie .walked time home run sluggers. y - • i ' "3 tahnson -14-6) - -was- the winner.- ty shy of the Braves" high for the aU : Phil booster and ardent Koppe and pi nch-hitler Eddie Yost Ortega then relieved " Podrrs arid PETE LOUGHREY , Wiiiona State's No. 1 lo fill the bases, and then walked Bill Stafford (6-3> hel d the season, but the run total bettered follower of State teams, isn 't ashamed of the showing the Warriors H5gers to three hits until the ninth by four the club's previous top If. Aaron connected for his lllh Pearson lo force in another nm. homer and lifetime No. 264. made m the NAIA baseball That's when Mele sent in Ted Vriien singles by Rocky Colavito , mark this year. The five homers , Lot Angclej (}) Mllwaukei (IS ) tournament in St. Jose ph. Sadowski , who retired Billy Moran jte^__|^______g_m____ ^ —by Gus Bell Eddie .Mathews. i Hank Aaron, Frank Boiling and •b r li ab r h ".It .would hnve been nice on a fly ball to Harmon Kille- Wllls.n 3 I I T.Aaron,lb 1 3 i brew. Tommie Aaron—also set a 1962 miti,3t> IHO McMillan,!* 4 I t> had they won the champion- Gilliam,Jb 3 0 1 d-Samuel,)! 1 0 C mark for a game. ¦ ship, but they did all right Spencer,n J 0 I M«lhewj,3b J J } Given a bi g ' cushion , rig hthand- W.Davli,e( 4 0 I H.Aaron.cf J " } for themselves ," Pete feels. er Lew Burdcttc ended a 10-game T.Davls.lf 3 0 0 b-May«,cf I 0 » losing streak Fairly,lb 4 0 1 Jonn.rf J | j The Warriors had the in Milwaukee ag;iinst Moon.rl 4 0 1 Crandall,c ! J } distinction of losing lo Geor-' Heusner Quits the Dodgers, who hud bealen him Rotcboro.c ? 0 6 Bell.lt ) | | Minnesota (S) Loi Aeigolej (7) 60 straight , times in County Sta- CnrnlllU J 0 0 Bedel I,If . 1 ft 0 gia Southern . if you can call ab r h ab r li Burrlght,3b 4 0 0 Boiling, 3b S3) ( Iraen.ct S 1 l Peanon.ct 2 1 l dium since July 13, 1056. Burclette it a distinction , hy a 1-0 Pod re j,p 10 0 Menkc,3b 0 0 0 I lolllm,3b 4 0 0 Moi-«n,3b 4 0 0 allowed only six hits , struck out Orc-ga.p 1 0 0 Burdellc.p 4 1 3 margin. And it was South- I Clllebrevw.lf 4 0 1 Wagner.ll 4 0 0 eight and walked just one in win- c.Howard 0 10 As Swim Coach i hMarllnci (00 Thomai, lb 313 ROf buck.p 0 0 0 Tolalj 40 1$ 17 ern which ultimately won I (rtlnchor, 10 4 1 1 Rodgen.c 4 1 1 ning his fo*urth straigh t after start- MINNEAPOLIS »AP> - Rill . llllioti.rf 4 0 0 Averill,II 3 10 Totals 13 3 6 tlie title. A year ago , it was I lattey.c 3 0 1 Torre»,3» ing the campaign with four losses. 4 1 l a-Fouled oul for Gilliam in «lhi Heusner , University (»( Minnesola . lllen.lb 4 1 1 Koppe,l* 3 0 0 The Dodgers wasted b Filed East Carolina State which no time in out (or H. Aaron In 7th; c-Walked (or ' fenallea.u 4 1 I Leo.p ] 0 Or- head swinuuing couch the past o getting lo Burdelte as leadoff bat- tega In 6th; d-Called oul on itrlket lor Louyhrey hung a dcfenl on Winona , I lonlkowslil.p 3 0 0 a-Yoit 0 0 0 Mc- Millan In aid. five yours , has resigned and will ' r.Sadowskl.p ooo Fowlenp l 0 ter Maury Wills hit the second and then vent on to the championship. 0 LOS ANGELES [he succeeded by (J. Hubert. < Bob) i 1-Naragon 1 0 o Spring,p 0 0 o pitch for a trip to right center : 100 CM 010— I State got some terrific pitching from Mark Dilloy and Chuck j Mowcrson , I tang t 0 0 0 MILWAUKEE JJ] J00 01x-15 eurrenlly assistant t Banki 0 1 0 Totali 3f 7 nnd Jim Gilliam followed wiih a Weisbrod in the tourney, Ironically, despite their outstandin g per- 7^wimiiiiii( ! conch at Michigan I RBI—Gilliam, W. Davln T. Aaron 1. Ma- double to the same sector at the Ihewt 3, H. Aaron J, Joncv, Crandall, Totali 35 3 Bell I State. 7 3, Boiling J, E—T, Aaron. PO-A-Loi. formances, neither was credited with a mound victory nt St . Joseph. a-Walked (or 3D2-foot mark. However , Burdelte An- Lee In ithi b-Orounded out gelei 34-9, Milwaukee 37-1. LOB-Lot for Sadowski In 7lh; c- Walke^t for settled down , retiring IS batters in An- Dick Papenfuss <;arned one win with nn excellent relief job , and I Ucusncr, 34, han acrrpled a Stange geld 4 , Milwaukee f. ' h »th; d-Ran (or Killebrew In Mh. a row before a harmless two out 2B-Ollllam, ., Davli, T. John Kosidowski got the other with a full sevcn-innlR performance. position in research work in the MINNESOTA 030 001 003- I Aaron, >onat. 3B—Willi. HR—Bell, Mathowi, H. Aaron, physical education department at I IOS ANGELES 1(2 003 1 Ox- 7 single in the seventh. He was nick- Dilley most certainly should have earned n spot on the All- Boiling, T. Aaron. SB-T. Aaron. Sil—Bur- JMichi ttan Stjite. He weis swimiTiing RBI—Oraen 3, Battey, Verjalleu Pear- ed for n run in the eighth , but it delte. ion, Wagner, Thomai 3, Torrei. e—Koppe, NAIA team when it is announced. didn 't matter. IP URER B>B SO coach al Soiilliern Illinois two Alllion. PO-A-Mlmtetota 14-11, Lot An- Po«re» - I'l * 7 7 1 J years before coming to Minnesota < |alei 37>*. LOB—Mlnnetola I. Loi An- Ortega 5'k ? « 4 t • • • ! PlM 5. Los Angeles »f»rie r Johnny J CONGRATULATIONS also are in order for John Brown, winner nnd More that was an assistant Roebuck | j j j 0 , 3B-P«arion, Roagera. 3B—Vlrtalloi, Min- Podi'i-s retired the first two bat- Burdellt of last we-okcnd'.i Winona Country Club Invitational. at Northwestern and Illinois. C .r. HO—Thomai 3, Grain. * «31l| | ters he faced , but Mathews got W-Burdelte <4-4l. L-Pixlrej (J.|). HBP IP H R ER BB IO -By Burdelte It look a long lime, but n Winonnn finally won it 'even it he Mowcram , . is « University of ' onlkowikl l'i < 4 4 7 3 IT. D»vl»>. U-imllh , -»** a single when his grounder hit the Steiner, Boggeii., Landai, T—3:31 . A->0 )*«. ) Vadowilcl . j 0 0 0 0 o , did technically mov e to Mankato two weeks ago. ; Uliclii finn ftradiiatc w , Brown deserved the victory and got it , Ihnnks to what he called .Ann Arbor , Mich . Ile wa.s an . out- Uie 4 3 1 1 3 J r * *-'**'** * *'»*"***'*i**»*i¥W¥'*¥in*iivi*ajw)v*W "two recovery holes , " the sixth and eiRlith when *lie scrambled to | staiuling swimmer at Michigan PAUMER DIGS TURF . . . Arnold Palmer , listed ns favorite (kiwlfr 1 . 1 3 I.J 1 r and Hiring > :, 0 O 0 0 1 s.ink two long putts for pars. coached at Rattle Crc-'k, to win the Nationa l Open Championship starting Thursday at Oak- W-L« (5-»). L—Bonlkowilcl (3-3). WP- | Mich., High School from liin? mont, Fla.. lifts a chunk of I tee. u — Drummond, MeKinley, Napp, Entry list al CC this year was hurt somewhat by the fact the turf as lie continues n practice round '»mon(. T-3i43, A-1I,0»I. ainiil 1957 when lie joined the Tuesday. Play in the tournament will continue through Satur- ¦ Gross Invitational v.yns the same weekend in Minneapolis. Michi gan Slate staff. tiay. (AP Photofax) Minor League Baseball PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Tiicorna 3, Vancouver 3, San ' Olego 7, Sail Lake City t. Portland 4, Seatlle 3. Palmer 5-1 Favorite to Win National Open Tourney .Sprkana 7, Hawaii 1. fo By DON WEISS Die lironzed Masters champion suffered on Ihe ring finger of his laus, mn], al course, ol' Samuel Palmer '^ practice u rsome. Have your ZEBCO REEL Associated Press Sports Writer from close-by Latrobe , Pa.f afler right hnnd Sunday night while he Jackson Sne-arl . who will make his Palmer; who is trying to co m- WAIMT EXTRA I j cleaned, oiled and \ firing n Minder-par liit in his Inst was pulling; luggage into the trunk 22nd try for his first Open title. plete f' (API-Arnold the Masters — U.S. Open- OAKMONT , Pa„ major wnrmup on the fi ,894-yurd , of his car , "1 pulled 'cm out ," Bui Palmer's the man for the British Opcn-U.S, PCA grand j repaired FREE OF CHARGE by facto ry Palmer, his confidence booming JMlONEY rGDAY?] ex- 3 par 38-35 — 71 course he has he snid. ".and it's n little tender galleries , wlw» have been packjng slam this year , feels Ihe winning ¦ WI o'll supply up to $600. i nfiain like his rocket-ride drives, played on and off since don t' think It'll need to be lie was •but * ' this fabled course in the hills of score will be close lo 2110—lour ¦ SII nBiblop lnns.pnymenUtlint . perts June 15, 1962 at either bait shop .. is a .1 favorite to gain the second a youngster. , sewn up again, " | . | western Pennsylvania lor practice under par lor the 72 holes and fit: your pockotbook. leg of professional golf' s grand "Vcu could say I' m driving and Suppojl continues strong for de- rounds in numbers unheard of at three strokes less thon the great j J slam in the 62nd U.S. Open putlinu pretty well. If my finger fending champion Gene Littler , Ihe Notiona l Open before. Tues- Ben Ilognn used here ln winning championship beginning Thursday doesn't get any 'worse. it's not go- de.spile an estimated 82 in his day's crowd was announced at his last of four Open champion - | CAPITOL WEST END j at the rugged OaRmont Cpuntry ing to- restrict me at all, The only first look at Onkmont , , and such 7,670 by the U.S. fiol* Association ships in 1953. CJwb couree. time it really hurls is when I'm other tournament-le s led stars us and that seemed n timid figure. "I think It'll he right around \ t^m^—\ "I' out of the shimp with myl l ^r^FJNAKCE i ! BAIT SHOP BAIT SHOP m signing autographs," Billy Casper, (Jury Player, Dow "There must have been nearly 2B0 ," Arnold snid, "1 know I'll , 1' c a* pom t io* . i . 1 I irons, if that's what is was, and Two stitches came loose Tues- Kinsterwulrl , Mike Souchnk , Doug that many just fol lowing us," feel more than satisfied if 1 can I Ml Choitt Bldfl, | 17S . . 3rd St. 9SO W. 5th SI. 3 my finer isn 't ," 1 Phona IUI bad 'st nil snid day In the inch-Long gash Palmer Sanders, Doug Ford. Jack Nick- said Bob itosburg, wlio played in shoot that. i J "* *»'»*»-»**-^«*"*'' * -«>»-»»'»^»-*»^.^* «.»-» '^^^- .~-~. *.------.-- ¦ - * Teachers Named Man races Count of It's Softball? Indecent Assault state winner also will receive . an Ffassihger prrM Frank Plait , 56, 1055 E. 4th St., all-expense trip to Washington, asked for a preliminary Senator lo Speak Dy C, to compete in the .oiational Af St. Charles . hearing finals. National winners receive today before Municipal Judge S. $2,000, $1,500 or $1,000 schblaf* Girls Team ST7 CHARLES, Minn. (Special) D. J. Bruski on a charge .of in- ,7 ¦ . ships. ' - .' y ..'. . 62 —Three new teachers were hired decently assaulting a 7-year-old Wi- At SI. Charles The program for the day: Reg- As Legion^ Opens Stsospn and contracts for exterior painting nona girl.7 7 ¦ ' have, istration/ 8-9 a.rri.; written test, 9 . '. ' : Lefty Russ Hassinger will be Around the outfield it will be we lave in shape . now ,'' Kosi-. and roof repair been awarded A formal coniplaint and warrant to "10:30.. a.m.y assembly room of Wins by 1110 on the mound as; thie Winona Warnken in left . Bob Gl aus-, dowski commented, '. "If Modjes- by the school .y board . was served bn Plait Monday. The Driving Contest high school ; skill and road tests PARK-REC SOFTBALL Legion squad makes its 1962 de- nick in center and Larry Mod- should be in fairly good shape."' : New art and girls physical ed- charge resulted from police inves: 10:30 to noon; luncheon, noon to but at¦ '.8 p.m. tonight at Ga- jeski In right. The coach , had much praise ucation teacher is Mrs. Dale ligations during the past several ST. CHARLES, aMinn. (Special) 1:30 p.m , high school eafe.eria (Women's) VagtS a 1961 Winona State Col- , ' — Sen. J. R, Keller, Winona , will ¦ ' • ' ¦ brych Park against New Albin ,. for Bob Grausnick, bothered by i . days (safe driving program W L . ' . "' W L ¦ "'Hassinger, Jixo Gunn 7and presented '- .. lege graduate. She and her hus- Judge Bruski set the date for the be speaker ai the state teenage ICAGE Kafs . 7.1 . 0 Main Tavern ..0 1 :- Iowa. . ' Warnken are the only pitch ers a sore arm, Who made his first by safety, division of the Highway ¦ ' band will move here from Cresco , Road-e-o awards banquet Sunday GJ. M ... 1 0 Sloppy Joes .. . . « l Cliff Warnken will start :, appearance at a practice SUn- preliminary ; hearing for . 9 am Department!; continuation of skill ' Iowa , and he will , complete college June 20. Plait 's bond was set at at 7 p.ni. at St. Charles Consoli- Play opened in the against Westby at 8y p.m. here yday..7.y. ¦ and .road tests, 1:30 P-rn., and Park-Rec Thursday, TrieWinona squad worked out work at Winona Stale.; They, have $. 1,000. He was taken to jail. dated School cafeteria; award s banquet , 7 p.m, Women's City Softball League two pre-school children. Sen ; Keller has served in the Tuesday . . Coach Jon Kosidowski, has de-y at Gabrych Sunday night even ' ' The . public is; invited to attend . night and it won't be j.eided on a lineup for the first though the scheduled contest Charles Elliott , . (orrnerly at Minnesota Senate since 1950. He soon forgotten. . Claremont , will teach seventh and was chairman of the highway in- any or all of these events. Tickets :game. . .."7 - with New Albin had been rained grade for. the banquet are being sold by KAG£7 Kaits set something of Leof Strand will be at first ' -7 eighth mathematics and vestigation committee 7and , also an all-time record by annihilating '"OUt. " coach basketball and baseball. He Power Engineers represented Minnesota at the na- all St. Charles Area Jaycees aiid base with Darrell Foster at: "Grausnick-was really getting will be available at any time dur- Sloppy Joes 113-0. That's right , : ' is a i960 graduate of Winona Slate. tional tax Conference committee ¦ second , Don Walz at fthdrt and good wood .pii the ' hall at prac- Elliott and his wife have three for three years. At present he is ing the day. ; 113-07 .. ' . - :. . ' . Marty Farrell at third. tice Sunday, " Kosidowski said , Co-sponsors are the Minnesota The other game was more of a pre-school children. Rename President serving . on to committees; includ- One change in the infield will "Th e rest of the tcani looked Mrs. Eulora Erickson , whose ing rules and the . committee on Jaycees, Pure Oil and the Insur- contest, Graham & McGuire crush- come if a left handed pitcher good with the stick. Bitting is ' ance Institute : for Highw ay Safe- ed Main Tavern 20-2, - husband : teaches .science, will James R. y Merrill. Minnesota committees. is throwing. The. lineup will then our big worry right now. If we . teach bomebouud students — those City,will, head the local chapter The bantjuel wii) elimax a day ty, with the cooperation of O 'St J The Rats and Sloppy Joes, halt- have Gene Schultz at second come through in 7 that depart- Motor Co.. Sty Charles. ' unable "to attend classes because of the National Association, of of events for contestants from all ¦ y ed their game tibstttur'« He and other officers were elect- Bond , furnished by 'Rational . ' spon- Mrs. Emil Mueller. 865 E, Kinj hits and Marge Moravec had lim- elementary teacher y/ as . Mrs. ed at a meeting of Winona Chap- sor of the Teenage , ited the l osers to two. SONSALLA ACES Eoad-e-o the St., was admitted Tuesday as a Joh n Bjork. TMilroy Tollin antl ter .4 Tuesday night at Red Men 's Pure Oil Co. will be presented to patient; at St. Francis . Hospital, The score 7 was ;29-0 after the NO. 6 FOR 3RO Merle Peterson will have summer Wigwam. Elected vico president the winners at the banquet. " The La Crnsse. first inning. The Kats then added drivers training classes for the was Henry Sandsness, 470 W. 4th 25 runs in the second, 18, 19 and AT WESTFIELD recommended 28 hours a week St.; recording and financial sec 22. Every Kat got six or more each , over a five-week , period, retary, Lester Vorbeck , . 262 E. DENNIS THi MENACE hits and Pat Sherman , center: American Liagu* An Arcadia golfer , Iggie National League Elementary pupils from Sara- Mark Sf..; treasurer . Gleii Alle- fielder , had a perfect 15 for 15. Cfllcaoo ,:.,....,.:... . 1. 3 « Sonsalla , posted the thi r d 7W. L. Pet. OS toga and Town Hall districts will man , .Minnesota Ctiy ; conductor , Karen Grimm had 13 base blows. Kansas City . ..: ... ..II « Los Angelas ...... *3 10 .M3 attend school here " Plzarro ind CarrMiu Wickartham aiid hole-tri-one of the season at San Francisco . .. . . «l .it '. '- . 'Ml 1 next fall Un- Norman Teebo, Lake Boulevard , Only two players had less than 11 Atcue. -" Westfiel d Golf Club Tuesday Pittsburgh ...... jl Ji .sit Vm der contracts signed Tuesday by and doorkeeper, Stanley Hansgen ¦: ' . ¦ St. hit&y 7 Detroit ¦ .' ...:. 1 I 1 l-ouls ...... « JJ .561 I the board . New Yofk • ' . ¦ ' . V. .. 1 1 1 afternoon. Cln ¦ ll II aT—1 aTaa— ¦ ¦ MM ¦ ^^^^'~• 1 " - 'T—*raâ»â» »|.m., Wl*m W—mmm Wln*-j|or(er. honors went to Valentine House ^ PAR.K-REC TEE BALL WATKlNi 10, BUD'S 7 MARY WORTH By Saunders and Emit W L nun's 101 101 3- 7 4 ) _ ¦ ¦ ¦ I .. . . . _ ¦ W L with 829 and Pederson-N'yscth mmm »Bini |Mri , -—.-—. i n I, , r ...... __ _. __ . Auto Eleelrle 10 Winona Paint . " 1 Packers Fire Wilklnv 170 100 x-10 S ! with 2,343. Rademacher 10 Tom 'n Tay* 4 1 Cberharil and O 'Conner: L*ndf», Borkeyv. —— Wlnons Furn. . 1 O KWNO . * 1 iVI C4) and Rtni. SUMMER MIXED WflmrriKlrch 1 O Clark A Clark * 1 Hal-Rod W. . Armstrong - Schacht 7 1 Rmlc-mnchcr Paints pounded out McElmury - Auna 4 i Coach Pollard O'Ntll - Sherman 4 1 2R hits in rol ling over KWNO 37-1C Smith - Kleinschmidl ( J in Ihe Park-Jtcc Tee Ball League CHICAGO (AP)—The Chicago Allaire Whiffs Potanc - JacktU 4 i nt l.nlco Pnrk Tucsdny ¦ night. Packers of Ihe Nationa l Basket - Carson • Sftlnhod I 4 ball Association were seeking a Pederson - Nyuth ... I 4 In the other game Auto Elec- House -Valentine 4 i tric Service ' came through willi 2 and tri- IJobert Allaire si ruck out lf> bai- Hustlers » 1 ' Schmidt's I f ple. The Packers also announced lers in leading Bubs ov er Peer- Collar-Dwellers 7 t Olhe r leading hillers were: Ihey would piny Iheir I9R2-63 home less Chnin . '2 in the I'nrk-R ec Coca-Cola 1 11 games in the Chicago Coliseum in. Midget American League at I.nke 4 Q a I 4 11 Butch RchninmH, KWNO , 2-2 wit h Pln-Hcads 1 15 NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller Steve Hrown , KWNO , sir-ad of the International .Amphi- Park Tuesday. a double; 2- theaiie. . Handy K il ton . Undemneher , Steve Styba fanned 13 ns Wi- ' Savings tum- 3-3; W-'nde Oslontler. Radcninchcr , nona Nn!ion s! and 40 Ac res Set Into 2-1 with a doulilc; (wiry .Inlnison , bled Sunbeam Bread 7-1 . In the Radeitinchor , 3-1; .lames Kin/ay, other contests Athletic Club edged Pepin District; Chirk Clark , 2-3 ; (' nil Lnssr-n Lohr Wins Badger Kirst Nat ional Bank 4-2 .and Mer- and David Kuj:ilia , Auto Klcclric , chants Bank squeezed past Mari- gold Paries 6-5 as Henry Wilden- Hearing Tonight 3.1; .Inhn Mnîm , Aut o Elcctriv , doulilc, and Doug Hery, borg drov e in Ihe winning run in 4-4 wit j* a Golf Tournament the last of Ihe seventh. ARKANSAW , Wis . - Piojiosrd Aulo Electric , 3-;i . sot olf of 40 MTC .S nf the Paul GREEN BAY iffv-Îiminy Lohr Loading hitters were; Sieve Waltzer , Winona National , 2-ii ; Harmon farm , Frankfort Town , of Sheboygan rebounded from a (irudo high opening round nnd finished Steve Stybn , Wlnonn Nnl ionnl , 2-2 from Ai kniisaw School Dis- Baltimore Gets with a l.r>7 total Tuesday to win with a double; Den Dorsch and trict lo Joint District 1, IVpin the two-clay Wisconsin Senior Dave Bauer , First National , 2-3; Si'hool , wns npprovrd Tu«»ilny Hockey Squad Medal Play Golf Tournament by John Walski , AC , 2-4; Bill Nogo- niitht by a .jo int mrcling of the .srk , AC , .'Ml ; Lorin Benz , Bubs, I'epin County nnd Pierce County (AIM one stroke. CU-:VK!.ANf> - Profes- school coniiniltees . 1 —""»——¦»- ^'g*-'**- - r— - ¦ - ¦¦ ¦ ¦ - - ¦¦ Lohr opened with an 81 in high 2-*; Tom Wenre) and Darrell Hoi- . . i i . ' . . i * i . JJ ¦ .. -ii . 1, - 1 i . ... sional hockey returns to Haiti- 7,Cf Peerless. 2-3 Steve Wieczor- Tin* meoliii;; was held al A»rkan- n(;er winds rind a drizzle Monday but , ; more next season a .lix yo.ir wound up with a 76 at (he Onei- ek , Marigold . 3-4 ; Terr y Angst, saw School. Prcsidiii K was Unruld MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd absen ce. Merchants , 2-4 , and Ste-ve Fro- Klingor, ' Pepin , chairman nl the Hockey Lcajjur-' da Country Chili lo edge Hurry The American s Masse of Green Bay, whose fld- manczyk , Merchants , 2-.f. I' epin County eiiimnUlee .' hoard of (• ovornors Tucsdny The rest of Ihe Hannon fa rm is granlTd Iho city n franchise , mnk- 7ll-i!)ll Included two final round bogeys . already in the I'epin district nnd Ins st Ihe nin th team in the BLAIR MAN HURT tho Hannon children attend I'epin IcngU'C , Herb Kelesui of Racine covered 31LAIR , Wis. i Special ) -Odell Ihe course In 711-81-159 for third Syver.ion tlinlocB l etl his School,' Several Arkan saw district Other (earns in the league are rlfiln renidftiils uhjecli 'ii In the set-olf at Buffalo , Cleveland, Hershey, place and Hay Decker of Green shoulder in n fall. Georftc Wlnrieh Bay was fourth with 83-80-1*53. the mooting hpcniise they did not Pittsburgh , Providence , Quebec, Is a patient nt Luther Hospital , Kau 4(i Ilochrstor and Springfield. Other top finishers. In order , Claire. Mrs, John W. Klllson is a. wunl their district to lusr tin' ¦ were Frank Mol inaro , Madison, patient at SI. Mary 's Hospital , Ro- ncVes. !fi.r (I .School commit I ccs of Buffalo , AMBHICAN ASSOCIATION >; Jack Adams, reen day, 167; chester. Airs . Henni* Qoii rne, iv- l.milstvlllt i, Oanvpr 1. Frank Woodslde, Madison , 1B8, and rnl Blnlr , has been confined io Dunn nnd Pepin rminllM will hold n«ll*»lM. WOrlh 4, InnlannriolH 1. ut Handy Nehumnnn k Madison, IB!). Tri - Counly Memorial Hospital , a hearing nt fl:3n p.m. today Oklahoma Cllr * , Om«m i, p*etilion INTBRNATIONAL LEA&UB The tournament In .sponsored by Whitehall. Peter KnrlliuVy. opera- Durand I liKh Sehuol on n Torotnlo 4, Blthrtlond 1, the Wisconsin Senior Golfer* As- tor of Bontu c Lynn Bakery , wns hy Arkansaw (listtict residents lor Columbus t, Butltlc $ III Innings) sociation . All the by consolidation 'flf Ihe Arkansa s dis- Jack tonvlllo 1, Rochaslir 0 , competitors nee In ken imibulnnce lo Sacred Atlimla 4, SyracuM 0. older than 80. Heart Hospital , Kau Claire, trict with duiHiid district , ¦ ' ¦' ' . '' ' ' /. ¦' • ' ¦ "? ¦ • - . ' -;•¦ ' Wanted—Female }29 June 27-29. - .7. . . :• . . . . Hel1 p Wanted—Female 26 Sitwations by high school • Discussed was what,, streets An opertlng With Avon- ISABY SITTIMG—wanted, NOW AVAIJLABLE Pounlalri City 8-MU 7 54, should be improved this year and Products. Write Helen Scott, 411 14th . girl, f ,el. _ yj' . Whitehall Play ter - - ~ former ^ Want Ads St. N.E-, Rochester, Minn., vwhll* : { MY HOME wanted by WORK IN Stock a petition was, submitted by resi- - of any ! kind Turbulent lobs ritory i5 stilt open. teacher. Tedious office 1 P.M. New York typing. Will, collect and re- dents on Anderson Street and Lou RELIABLE country Bin wanted for house- olher than finished. Write , or . inqylr* Winona Builder Boulevard asking fo>r curb and gut- work y and , child , care . over surrimer turn work : as ¦ ¦ Start Here ¦¦' ' ' - • ' ; ¦ . A-6T Dally -News. . . . ' .. Stock Prices Plans Discussed ter. '". ' '-yy ' ,, months. Private room, bath and TV. . BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR— Write Mrs; Philip Helse, Pleasant Val' BABY' - - 'SlfTINCJ—reliable/ experienced Market Nearly WHITEHALL, Wis:. (Special) - The city has purchased a slide ley Road giving full particulars .or Tel. high school girl wants steady or part- Abbott L 64'A KennecoU . .WA . ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • • from the Daggett School for the A-7. 30, U, 24, 26. 39, .40, 41, 43, 44, - .. - .- . . .. . : - ' - , . ¦ . - ' . ' ": ' ¦ ' time' work this- surrimer, Tel. 2444: Gets Peterson 393t: Lorillard 43 Toby Ellison, playground director, yjTo?. . Mlied Cli 47, 48; 53, 54. 56, 57, 58. ' park in Fredrickson Addition. CANVASSERS—for, City Directory, good ;GTRL 14 years wants babysitting, by; week Allis Chai i6».-V Mpl s Hon 80'^ appeared before the common coun- penmanship required. Apply In person. TTahSportatloii' -. furnished. Gil- Willie Johnson resigned: as city ¦ ¦ ¦ or day. Amerada 90Vi Minn MM . 49-\i cil Monday evening to outline the 413 Exchange Building. ' ' . - . ¦ more Valley ' or ' West End preferred. . civil defense director. Louis ' ¦ " - . . ; ' ¦ ¦ ' Am Can 41V Minn P&L 39H Hifs l962 Low$ schedule for the playground and GLOVe^bPERATbRS . Tet. 8-1330. . V__ . A . " ' " 7 _ . - ._ Contract ¦ Boehm was appointed to replace Must: tiavt had experience on leather .- Daytime babyr Bridge 3 swimm-ing _ - NOTICE WOTHERS-SAVE THISI ¦ MiFy 22'i Mon Chm 38 ,i NEW YORK (AP)-A turbulent pob|. . .;. ¦ . ' (Special)—A Am him. .' . ''' or leather palrrt gloves. Also Instructor sitting by mother and 2 daughters, . ' PRESTON. . Minn , 33V» _ stitching. No appointments, etc.. . Am Mot 13TH Mon Dk U . stock market, resisting a selling Tom . Berg was . hired to assist ' : for leather palm glove while you shop, keep . firm; II. S. It was announced that the 10 This newspaper will , be responsible tot ' ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦¦ " - ' Winona contracting 1 Mon Ward 21 . . ' - phone . calls. Tn.y- yS66. ' ' , . . . . . ' ¦ ' '7- ' - " ' AT&T 104 '* drive that came within an ace of with work in the' water , sewage only one Incorrect Insertion of any Stott J. Son ; Corp. _ . Dresser & Son , was successful p.m; Curfew will be strictly en- classified advertisement published In 42 - ' Nat Dairy 7^"Si driving it to new 1962 lows, se- disposal , and eleclricgl depart- . 220 E. 3rd . St. .'. ' • . Wanted—EAale 30 Anaconda7 . forced. fhe Want Ad section. Check your ad ' Situations bidder on the bridge to he con- No Am Av ; 56W sawed with prices mixed , early ments. Arch Dan 35 and call 3323 It a¦ correction must b» BOY/ IJ,' ¦ wants work on farm near structed over, the Root River on - - . - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Armco St. 52 Nor Pac 35V« this afternoon. made. . . . . Winona . 7697. ' ,;.' - ..- ' - , . A discussion was held on the (1st Pub. Wednesday. June 13, 1962 J. Highway 16. between Peterson and s -Pw ) would Armour; 38 i No St SO'i Reflectin g a recovery of . steep pole slied which will be placed MOTHERS MARRIED . COLLEC57E STUDENT Rushford. NOTICE OF COLLECTION OF , like part timei work. Tel. 3857. Avco Corp W* Nwst Airl 26% losses in early trading. The Asso- near the sewage disposal plant and ASSESSMENTS Five bids on the project were Beth Steel 34'/« Penney 43% ciated Press average of 60 stocks used for storage. The shed will be NOTICE Is- hereby : given that Warrants Card of Thanks 7 . Business QppoTTunities 37 Opened yby Fillmore County com- are in my hands tor tne collection . of spe- HOUSEWIV ES; BoeiiiR Air 40*« Pepsi Cola AVk at noon was up .30 to 215,50, . with used jointly by the city and the MvT^sTNicERE^^^ THANKS to relatives, newly decorated din- here Tuesday. Work : cial assessments upon . property benefited COUPLE to operate missioners Brunswick 25 . Phil Pet 46 tor the cost of construction and installa- friends, and neighbors who remembered ing room and kitchen- . tmmediate pes- , , industrials up .70, rails off .20 and golf cJub. on the bridge will start this ye-ar 1 i tion of approximately 915. lineal feet of A" roe with cards, letters, (lowers, food, sesslbh'. Tei. Hickory 2-2761, Pepin Ho- Chi MSPP7 IO Pillsbury 775. 4 utilities up .10. :¦'¦/ ' and visits while I .yyas in the : ^GR/NAER ¦ • " ¦ ¦ - early * Petit ions: to va cate a section of and. -..' UM lineal feet, pf 8" mechanical; /olnl hospital tel, Pepin. Wis. . y . , ' : -. . " Witir completion expected ' « and since I' ve been at horrie Chi & -N. W . ' . -n'.'i Polaroid 93' cast Iron pipe In Westmoreland Addition Special ~ excel- officials and Lee Street and a section of ' thanks to the Ladies' Aid and - Rey. FOR LEASE—Service station. with . nest. year. County 'Chrvslpr. 7: 417 Pure Oil 30!* Once more, brokers said, it was (Job No. 4074), Botsford First Addition Charles. Minn. Paid Clark Street were approved. This Whittaker , for , his visits arid' prayers. SALESWOMEN lent location in St, contractors estimate a " six-month (Job No. 6079), Whitten Street from Fourth financial assistance avail- Cities Svc 501* PCA 45 a question of prices being driven y ' . . . . Mrs.. - Floyd Conhaughty training and . ' is being done to accommodate the Street to a point 3Q0' northerly (Job No. write, R. F. Bowers, Box . delay jii 7shipping of steel for the .Ed 40 Hep Steel 42 low enough to appear as "bap able. Call or Conuv expansion- program of the White- 60B7), and West Sixth Street from Pelzer Lost and Found * Do you have some 351 . or. Telv 2341, Winona , Minn. structure. Con!. Can • ¦ •.W'y .'Rex Dnig' •; '- 2V* gain s" to traders arid investors. Street to a point 600' easterly (Job, No. 4 ~' ' hall Packing Co. 6154). 'hours? HARdwARE STORE—for sale. Southwest The Dresiser bid was for .$IM ,- MAN'S GLASSES^brown and gold framel, spare sta- Cont Oil 50 Rey Tob :7 W. But brokers said they expected The territory embraced in- such assess- MPLS., includes good paying postal 268.65 7 Waller D Giertsen h Co., Mrs. Joseph T schetter and Wil- lost Fr . or Sal., vicinity 4th and John- tion and variety: Only one.In area. Rent . Deere 44' 4'. another selling drive before the ment and the names of the owners there- sbn, . Reward. Tel. 9568. " -.. D liam Johnson were reappointed to of, are ; If so, you may quali- S125 mo. Modern .lixtures. S3.000 plus Minneapolis, bid $206 ,934.50:.. 1. . ;7 Shell ;.35W' ended. - • XerxeJ Douglas : 20' Oil day . vvestmorelatid Addition: Lot 1, 2, .13 and Inventory • at cost. Write . 5006 ,: 7 Rochester , $206 ,242.40: the library boar on exchange and other volume The name and address of each of the general and ' . limited- partners Is as follows: put tor doctoring your plumbing break- or Strictly men type additional 2CM0 crnt!; milk chock plan. Write A-55 Daily News, sales. ! ' GENERAL PARTNERS down*,, or modernizing your bath or kitchr ' 7 f*t. . hogs discounted 24-40 cents per hun- ' " ' Name . , Address en. We invite you to ask for estimates. :;PENNE GELDINGT- 8 - vears oldT well broke. In Houston Court New . .York . sjio t quotations fol- dredweight. ' Spring Harbor , N. Y. , ; Charles 0. -Ames .. Wawapek Road, Cold Robert Priybylski, 60 E, Sarnia. Tel, Good hojs, Harrows and gills— ^ ¦ ' low: Mixed colors: extras (47 lbs/ ¦ ' ¦ . John Brick . ... . 465 Knickerbocker Road, Tenafly, N. J. '7 '! 7"4|>. ¦ - ' ¦ ' ' ' "¦ ' ' - ' CALEDONIA , Minn . (Special>- ' U0- W - . : . -. .. - ' . 14- . 7S.IS.7S FRANK O'LAUGHLIN . _ A. . - . . . Ci v-22; special Bologna ,., 14 WV1800 Secretary of thl Commonwealth FEEDER PIG S-l l . Allen RandVlir^RusfT- Commercial Boston. M.ay 4, 19S2 or economics, agricultural eco- fora, Minn. Tel. 4-9417 1.1.00-15 50 . _ for next week is one brought fed while rock fryers 18-18>i: LlBht thin I HEREBr CERTIFY, thnt al the dale of Ihe attestation hereto ' " ~ 13.50-down annexed, nomics, business administra- PIG3-59, 10 weeks Arnold hy Mr , , Boloona George F, Gardner, Tel. Atlas 3-8090. FEEDER oTdr and Mrs William F. WeLst, heavy lions 17-17; plymouth rock U.10.17 25 tion. Hatlevig, 10 miles W. of Rushford on Commercial vvhoie name Is sinned to the attached certificate ' of acknowledgment, proof or afll represented by HoerkoliI , Hippe 13,00-13 50 Hgwy. 30. fryers 18-19; while rock fryers Light thin , 1 3.50-down ciavit, wns at fhe time of taking such acknowlednment. proof or affidavit , a NOTARY Conlaet & Lee. against Mr. and Mrs, Her- 179 PUBLIC for tie said Commonwealth duly commissioned nnd sworn; that to hli acts Minnesota Civil Service Dept . and attestations as such, full (alth nnd credit are and ouohl lo be given In and out man J . Fuchs, represented by Winona Egg Market (1st Pub. Wednesday, June 13. 1962) LEWISTON SALES BARN " nt court.- that ns such Notary Public he by law authorized to same, 180 State Office Building NEW YORK (AI'l — (USDA ) (Winona Produce. Zlebtll Producil wa* take the Duxbury & Duxbury. — to take depos itions, to administer onlhs and take acknowlrdnments ot deeds or con- NOTICE OF COLLECTION St. Paul 1, Minnesota Sale Every Thursday ¦ Dressed turkeys grade Grade A dumbo ) 27 ' "A" nnd Grape A Hargel ;j wtyances of lands, tenements or hereditaments nnd olher Instrument throughout ihe OF ASSESSMENTS CA 2-3013, Ext. 254 1 7:3(1 P.M. U.S. jjrncl e "A , " ready-to-cook , Grade A (medium) \' Commonwealth to be recorded according to Inw; that I ha ve compared his slnnature NOTICE is hereby Given that warranls .\7 ro tne annexed attestation are in my hands for trie collection ot Choice dairy cuttle on hand at Grade B 17 with the orlnlnal on (lie In this olllce. and verily believe It LIVESTOCK rrozen: in carlot and trucklot trad- ' re be o»nu!ne I further certify that the Impressions of the seals special assessment upon properly benefit- Cede C u ot Notaries Public all times. Bulchcr hog market ing, major retail outlets exhibit - are net reninrrri hv .l«w tn h« tiled In this office , ed lor the cost ol the construction and SOUTH JT. PAUL Bay Stata Milling Company Your Opportunity every day, ing mi Interest for young hens IN TESTI'.'HUY OF WHICH , I have hereunto affixed the installation of waler mams In Wincrest SOUTH ST. PAUL Mi -IU5DA1- CatlU and EUvalor "A" Grain Prices GREAT SEAL OF THE COMMONWEALTH f-irst AO . Ucn and Wincrest Second Ad- 2(157 ' Tel. Uw. Collect 4,000; calvei 700; fairly acllvti alauahler consumer sizes of totns . Demand , Hours: I a.m. lo 3-30 p.m. the date above written dition (Job No. 6I51| located vullhln the Is Here! »Uer» and hollers strong to J5 cont". high- however, not Aggressive. No sales (Closed Saturdays) ¦ ISej 1 City of Winona. er pa&l two days; cows actlva, (clly stoadyl No. 1 northern spring wheat 1: u KEVIN H WHITE, The territory embraced in such assess . bulls iloadyT shi pment rcporteil. Offering s ol No. 2 northern spring wheat choice 1,341 lb fryer-ronst • ;i« Secretary ot the Commonwealth ment and the names ol the owners there- Where? — Wmona Registered Hackney ulaughlar »tcon 3 5,25; most eholc« I.O00- -X H B'CVAO 31 Monadnork PO '.V Cr..Mrttr'in . 31011 Edgewood Roort. Pepper Pike, Cleveland, Ohio through 10, Block I; Lots lj Ihrough Breed your Hackneys unchanged. No. 4 hard commirclal cows 1400-17.50; canner and wlnler wheat 2 CO Jc-.n f C:"-I. aj Lots 6 through 12, Block 3; Lots «50 ii), .son of Creation 's Kinfi > vealers ao.00-31.00; good and choice 36 .00- new AN ORDINANCE t^« LaT'j i* TruiT 24 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. 14 . 15, Block 5 , Lots I t. 3, Block on paid training, tinaneinl as- ll.OOl flood and choice slaughter calvri — supplies moderate; r One of (lie top sires of thn demand Ta Amend the Code *t »h» City of b 1fr.i .rcr. er . Jr . h Lots 16 through 21, Bloc k <• Loti sistance, opportunities , and po- 33.0O-3S.O0; good and choice around too Ib lair at slightly higher prices; Wlnont, Mlnneioti. !»!» ir.r H Crrvu ' es At-.d I ttvr ough 13, Block J breed, ncnsoiialile prices at Meder steers 33.50-J4 .35. mar- tential earning. Coll or see ket slightly stronger: The City Council ot the City ol Winona, 'R-rrird o Ph'PC«r>. All of the above described property private treaty. Hogs 1,000; active; barrows, oil' s and carlot track Minnesota, 00 ordain: Tr^stfus being located in the City of Winona, Mr. SI oin. No obligation on »ows 3)50 cents higher ; 1-3 190-340 lb sales: California lonu whites 4.80- Section I, Tha Code of the City of w r.M -1 J l'- .s 57 Won'ajjue Street . Orooklyn, M Y. Counly ol Winona, Stale -of Minnesota, your part . This may be your barrow s and gilts 17.35-1/ 50; 1-1 li SO-17 .00; nona, Minnesota, l"3», duly pflised by p-e Jtrr»s j U r, i-J 56 Grover Street , Beverly, Mass. All persons Interested are required to A. M. HAUGEN 3-3 3-40-370 Ib 1573-14.50 ; 3 370 300 Ib 5.10, fflir appearance 4.(15; Califo r- 15.00- Clly Council on September if , ii60, b« Wi ii.in . Pa rt :rd Potr.o*C . ty* *hr. , » nam»d oe'sons tin . authorljed Iho execution and written request , pay the sum assessed TEACHERS WANTED7Golden Hlli School Shaep 400; moolerately actlva; all class- »t»eri moitly JS50 crnli Mgl\»n two loads Bride Street, nor on Olmstead Street tr.* wahni, of f'S &-T . -¦ ' ,. ' »<-.<' . f-e «f!,<2a«it and acknowledgment thereto, ail In In annual Installments, not exceeding ten Dlit. 13J1, year degree, primary: OENG LER'S es svteady; etio/ca and prlm« «)-)05 Ib prim* 1,27J Ib ilaue i * ' 'ir ileert J» Ji/ Wort between Third Street and Filth Street tneir tenty av »?:5^rr ft '>¦>'./. '*• u> ty pavers ol attor ney executed and sealed by In number, provided lhat no jingle In- music and art, half day home eeonom •print! slaughter lambs 3100.73.SO; th cholc« end plce prim* 1,150-1,300 Ibi 36.35J7 50; belw«n the hours ot 4:00 A.M. and ihem. a . sa^t » '/. n vs'A permit the amounts ol all future Install- Situations Wanted—-Femalo CHICAGO 'A . * ' 2S• Lcj-horn s 15 50 11 00) good and cholct vtnleri 34.00- June llln , 1*67. C .. rt-i if t.'Mi* I ) * menta fo be llxec! treo Irom fraction s "" ClttCAOO HI - 'WSOAI- «oos <. , 3 4S0-JM lbs I3I5-IJ 54". •horn tltughfer lamb* 17.00-30.00; cull |q . . ELLINGS, (3«4i| alttu,y*AJll. truck with .; camper or travel frailer stone,_Wlnti. Tel. i34>. . , - . .: Nally, Builder, : »-1059. ¦ ' . ctltion »«0. ¦ cSold Wine T»v»rn¦ , Tel. y:Good^ '• ¦' . at Leahy i Buffalo City Travel Service, •9995, ' ' , - ¦ ' ' ;- . ' . - ¦ ¦¦ : - quality at a- . - " ' - : ...... - a , y -yy . Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 IP YOU WANT fo buy. Mil or. tr»a« Wenlal aV Salt*. Tet. Cochrane 14J-1S32. ' ourlng our absence, contact . Phil Phosky, ' ' iw auicK,. *&*t>r*, U29.H, 2-pc. living room suites wifh llb- MOBi'LE: HOMES-New . and u«ed. we ef**kn/le- ¦¦ »edan . light brown End of-the Season l. «B4. HOMEMAKER'J EXCHANGE. . J%J /y/ ^, a *Wlr f f - , LQV/ PRICE7; pered foam cushions. Clearance ipeclal y* vvin buy or tell your used tnobile home -r¦*-•t 7* .. wittv^fnatchlng inierior, how. 1139.95. BORZYSKOWSKI F URN I- " ¦ ' ' OOPLEX-Cholce location7nar7Center St. or trade for . enylhlno °' val ut. Red regular gsi V-S «r»glne, auTortiatle _7URE, . 302 Mankato Ave., open evanlngt. IS or 6 rooms In each apar' manl. OH Top Mobile Homes, Highway - HI, by ^transmlnlon, power steering, tinted VP^ CHAIR FOR . FAtHER—liaw upholstery, h»af. Double garage. *!2,iOO. For appoint- the Goodview Water Tower , glass, ettefpltoroily tharp. ¦ ' ¦ — SJ^^^ neutral. fat*rie. top condition; floor ment call- ' • . ' i " ~f Feiten Imp! Co. ¦ HOUse R ATL ER 7wifh J TroOms built on, : Oh Started Pullets lamps ; nest ol tablts. Tel. 4311 . movable. Including washer, di-yef and W. ^TAHR air condit ioner.' Tel.. 8-3841..: yy . 0MJZ US Washington St-. Winona 374 W^. Mark; . Ttl \ . : _ . . 4 . 5- 1 Also 16 week old pullets at ; '' " bODGE PiCKUP-l«3, with utility box Buick~Oldsmobile-GMG V' NEW!^; . 7'7 ^7 ; WE$t LOCATlONT-Ntar Hgwy. 617DafK)y ana ladder racKi. 1755 W. 7th. Tel, - " attractive prices. ' ' " ' ' " ' W«d. and Friday Cvifiingi .V. " ' ' • Open : " ¦ ' V' ¦ Mon-> . ¦ - 5-rOom mbdefn home, an on one floor. 2 ¦ ' ' , ¦ ¦ ¦/ - . . - ¦ . ¦ .. ¦ »»• . Round Walnut bMrooms, living roonh .and dining room ; "The Hatchery of Friendly y ''BREEZY ACRES" . have wall-to-wall carpeting, enclosed y ' ' " :'\ Din ing Room Tobl : front porch, new oil furnace, exceptional- DUMP TRUCK 77' 7 Service" e ly nice basement, large lot and.garage. 1?51 FORD, big 6, « to 5 yird it. Paul For the SPECIALS 7 Extra leaf , 4 side chairs, Beautiful view of the hills. »12,500. dump body, 8.2) tires, 30"*. ntw. 2 tpeed and china. Rejj. $279; rear «xl», 4 tpted tr«ntmli»l-on, com- y fintsst Hediund Hay Moist with 2 h.p. W. STAHR¦ mit* motor onrftaiif, les* then i,___ Is low. $5,500. at Sam's D.S. Station , 6(H) Huff . Guaranteed Warranty. 7 8 Good Used Wagons, New ¦ ¦ Clearance Sale Wanted—Livestock 46 ' ' ' ¦ ¦: $159.9-5 or Tel. 9311. .' ; Idea , Cobey, McDeering. Salisbury, Spring- 7 '¦ l W. STAHR ' ' SU15 GAV& TW£ 7UAUisJDR Y AtU Op 374 W. Mark : . . Tel. 692! ¦¦ ' ' air Custom, "Health Center" ¦ '' ; 7 Hauser Art Glass Co. y 7 Shop Qur Lot yNow Top prltes tor ell livestock . - Minnesota 4 bar rake. '' r ' ' . ' .- .- GREMELSBACH STOCK YARDS . Mattress and Box Spring, ; .- -bUR USJ5N5yAND T0Wr5U6 /"" - 7 HARRIET 37l7-only S5900 for this modern CLfcAN . 2-story 3-bedroom home. Full basement, Motorcycles, Bicycles ¦ Lewiston, Minn. ¦ Jcrtn Deere 4 bar take. $159.9:5 King Koil , Spring- . ' Dally Hog Market • ' .- ' furnace, .water heater , U4 baths. Im- - * . WANTED—used niofor scooito In good - Tel. 41dl on springing cows-helferi, . wall "Posturegard" Mattress mediate occupancy: Will arrange easy . running- order , reasonable. Tel 6-2)62. 7 and BoxySpring. S toves, Fur ti aces, Pa rtt 75 i Farnis, Land for Sale 98 loan vrllh minimum down payment, ~ ~ _ ~ 7 ' 7VE ' N^BtES; ' Several Other .,- . .. 7 " ~ ~ ' " THE NEW Tr ' i'Gmpft Thunderbird li Farm, Implement!, Harriets 48 Your choice ELECTRIC ana aas ranges,' water Keat- ! MY 200 AC R E~ia im forT sa le, f alT pos- l*6? l Frank West Agency . here: now. if . you are looking for » fine "" • ers; High trade-ins. Install-Service. session. Wesley Ftahdall, Lewiston, (Fre- 7 Tel. — . Used Rakes. . . 175 Lafayette St. .. Urge machine, this could please you 775 W7 2nd 77 B-2711 ' RANGE OIL BURNER CO., 907 E. Sth mont) . Tel. 4704: Disc SH Art P6NI NO bY y.roiiirto7"No metal . Tel. 5240 or 4400 evenlngt . ' . . . - ntost'. Other smaller machines t% low 61 . removed. Fred Kranr, St. Charles, Minn. St. Tel, 74?9 Adolph Michalowski. $134.50 _ ¦yill?J0; See. Allyn AAorgan, Lake Blvd. , Tel. "13-J-5, : ' ¦ , Houses for Sale : . - - F.M.. 7- . A 90 Wanttd-^Reil £»tate 102 ' ~ Typewriters 77 _ lU-CC Jaws IWO model. ExCelie7i.t c Extra leaf and 4 side chairs. room home, out of . city , limits. Some ¦ ^ ' a CLA MAYTAG AND FRIGIDAIRE ->ast, ex- .' lion, white Side walls, radio, heater, unloader 'In thai new silo, you lusf . also black - rffrf , finishing work Id do. -SIl.SUD. Tel. Wl, ¦ 7 Is The Reason Why ; . Reg. $159, slight damage. perl service. Complete stock ci. parts:. 7 y QUITTING ¦ down payment, will . 1a .ke :¦ trade. had erected? Proven through the years. TH. 623? orJMUJ . 12b E. 7th .'St.: j 16* ¦¦ . H. Choafe a, Co. Tel. 3871. • 3 . BEDROOM, ill modern home, oil burn- Tel.. 8-4155. - . - '.. ' We can really bring out that silage. - . . . . '; : ' ' ' : ' : ing furnace, 'full ' - basement, . large Well ' ~ "~lt i y Prices . Have: - OAK RlDGE SALES 8, SERVICE; Min; Hay, drain, Feet! 50 'V' - -:' NO ' '-;7 ' ' . kept" lot ! • BUSINESS CAOILLAC—1»5^ 4-dr.¦ powe!- terFoy, ^ ; :.: W ; $89 V7 :; - Wanted—To Buy y 8J , , new double¦ garage.¦ ¦ ?62¦ Gil- ¦• ' neiska, ¦ WUrin¦ . Tel. Altura 7S84. " " . : ¦ ' ¦ - ¦ 1300. . Tel.y. JMl, 760 E; . Mark: | ' . Never Beeri: Lower! .- .- .. v- — < --' -7- . DRrED^SHELL-EO CORN—Jesse >loet!, ~ . - more. - . . . . . ——y— . P ' ~in7or " " ' r "'. Uflca, Minn. T«|. J06J3, St. .Charles, Terms Available DRILC RESS WANTED— "? larg- "7 ' bOD.G E7l9J6'y*-dr7r"' goi^~coivditlon7 Wili 7 - er. BERG'S "TRAILER, Tel. ,4?J3: ~ , fwo rB#DROoMs7 ttxfBj bi7" front porch, ¦ ¦ Minn. ' . . r • accept oldtr Car in trade. Inquire 469 Before You Buy ~ double garage, disposal, fan,, oil heat: Everything Must Ga. ' ' ¦ - ~ ~ USED PIANO-sTIrtgular .and pl«yer or I . Liberty...... - 7- EXAMPLE:- 77 y "^crcTvER and hay' ' Gi loon. .1931 Gilmore. Tel. 2048. . , ~— JTA^DING *lfalfa . trade in ori new furniture. - L 'awrenc Fur- _ " "" David. Ploeti, Utica, Minn. Tit:. 471-J-l, 7 LAWRENZ BEDROOMS-Rieasonably PLYAAOUf H—i"53 4 door, radio, y gdod ^ niture, 7 173 E- 3rd. Winona, Minn. , 4 priced. Shown ' - ' ' .. St. Charles. - ¦ - rubber, jjood condition. Snmes owner . lor BALER; TWINE! Furniture & Appliance -—- -— ¦' — by appb'.htrrtent only. Tel. .«»! New and Used Parts " *~ HIGH £ST7. JUNK PRICES . . 8 year*. J225. 1537 Gilmore Ave: ; ALFALFA , and mixed hay FeHx Bronlt; ; ¦ robmsljp,'TsTxoms _ - '57 CHEV,7SlatJon VV-agon , 8, ' '. ' 173 E; 3rd y Winbfla7 ' -« . w. IRON - AND . METAL : co. : DEUJXEyoUPLEX^S: ' " "" ' 7 See A- A..- . ' 1 mile from Dodge, Wis. ". - * down, large picture window Ih. family B 11ic K--I KS SHu ry 4 . door *™ rdtopTeiT- VsA^ ~ ~ 207 W. 2nd. across Spur Gas Station Mufflers - Tailpipes; : cellent condition, new Flre-slone- white automatic, radio , heater, wsw, IOO ACRES of alfalfa hay by acrV, baIe " " "", ' " room. 6 rooms of wood paneling. Base- . .M. MILLER* SCRAP viRtN & ,V\ETAL Including- : ' ¦ - . tldewall tires. Must b» seen t* up-. lii-toh e corona cream and white. .. . or share . -Will mow; crimp, roll, bale . ment floor tiled. Many : extras. . Must ¦ . . ' pteclete. FenMce Auto Sales;. :4»D ' '£'. ' GARDEN or any. proposlticitl. Clarence Terveer, CO. pays highbst prlcet for scrap Iron, . see to appreciate. Arnold Kohner, 1076 FARM & ' \A metals, hide s; wool and raw fur. Auto Accessories 7 Jnd. -. . . . $1198¦•_ ' Sf . Charles,. - Winn. Tel, 223W4 . ' . . : N.\^\- y Gilmore Ave. , — Was NOW $R08 ~ - . 222 VV 2nd . tel..2063 . ' and , - F: TOPS In beduliful ^7" bedroom . homes.. Building for Ren t ftr Sale OL6sA406lLE--i»537 iisWer. SralTev. SUPPLY yj ALFALFA AND CLOVER—32 oaesTTby Closed Saturdays steering, automatic transm ission; 1955 116 Walnut 7 Tel. R-3769 | rthe bale or on shares. Gerald . 'Nichols, V/aln ut Double Dresser ~~" ¦ - ' Kitchen . thai- women dream of. Huge ¦ v ' - • HIGHEST PRICE S PAID - . • • :' living- room!. 2 rooms in basement for ' ¦¦ . Oldsmobile 88,' power brakes, automat- " '¦• ; ¦ M.innesota City. Tel: . Rollingstone -2523 . :: " ;¦ icy transmission,. very clean, priced ^¦¦-l^REE!' ' ¦ - '7 Open- .Fri'day '.Everiings • - • ' - With mirror , for scrap iron, metals, rags, hides, rave . rec room and workshop. Bulltrin cedar W INDNA: ' • - - j chest, and panel furs and , wool) . . . closet. 2 car garage. Unbelievable low . right. Tel: Lewiston 4641 after¦ 2:30 p.m. Seeds, Nuriery Stock 53 . : ¦ - . ' rRANSISTOR RADIO bed. fteg, $189, slight damage. . taxes. :ABTS AGENCY, INC . Realtors, .. Milo ^ Bundy. , - . . : ;_ _ . " ' ' AUTO WRECKING GO. ^VtfH EVfeRY CAR EVE^ÊNr"orairilndj7-Thad^t7fM> 5dm ;Weisman & Soras 159 Walnut St. Tei. 424? or • alter flowering .shrubs; apple trees, $1.25: ¦ INCORPORATED hours: E. R. , Clay 6-273r, Wm. R.' OR TRUCK SOLD 7 7 ' 7 Rolllfitter'i Nursery. 3855 4th ... St.. - Gobi* NOW $109 7 7 __450 W. 3rd Tel. 5842 Pagel 4501 ,. E. . A. Able . 3184, Geo. 73 Washingtoh 58 Chev. V-8 view, Winona, Minn. , . y ¦ Pelowski 8-2701.. . _ _, . Stallbh waBon — i- door SrbOkWood . t Terms Available - Rooms W ithout Meals 86 " . CENTRALLY LOCATED^ - 4 beci7oom pass, model - clean and aHrective . — Articles for Sale 57 ~ Boat*., Motors, Etc. 106 jood ruhher . . S13V5.O0 TRMIORS KING E. 127—Mlce arge room, -Tiodern home. 1. bedroom downstairs, large lot Al1 ' '' ' 0ne ;! facilities. 3entleman preferred. - - ' /iw ^ C07 JF-R-E-E-Whll* _ w»l'-__ . y_ Field seed Co. " .' . . :- . ' ' ¦ FURNISHED- OR UNFURNISHED—A» de- Realtors, 15? Walnut SI. Tel: 4342 or . -to* .w. ioth.y ^ 1948 McCormick WD 8 Diesel __ . sired. Large downtown apartment. In- >' jr »v§ Advertls* Our Prices CMILD-rpLAVHOUSE-fuii ilia crib, pia- after houh: E. R. Clay B-273>> VYm. , 7V» h.p. Johnson , LARGE SETECffoN, certified seed po- quire personaliy betwe-eK . and 5 p.m. BOAT, 14 foot, trailer ^ (5 plow power) no, metal wardrobe, baby walker, baby R. Paget 4501, E. A Ab*ls 31B4. Geo. ; motor, excellent condition, reasonable. i 105 Johnson Tel: 2396 tatoes. WINONA POTATO MARKET, 118 or Mon. and' Triursy evening), ' at-Hard- ¦:¦ ¦ Vf bujgy, child's training , chair, ' . 2 small ¦ psiowsw s-2701. . . 7 . . .- yy, . . 670 Johnson. . - ' - . . - 1948 Farmall . M, M & turbo .Market St. ing School and Paramount Beauty Sa- ~ _ . kitchen tabiss. Ttl. 8-3BM. . ~ " T , O-pei Every Night 'TU 9 dome pistons. ~ STRAWBllRRiES, pick . your oVn bring lon. 7a Vrf. 3rd. BAr4ij filRECTOR S HOME^prnk ram- ALUMINUM BbAT-U flTOiivid Schmidt- / fERRiFicnoi7Ttaffic. Giaxb coated as- bler, 3 bedrooms. Across from Jeffer- ' ' - ' containers, - also: orders taken. Vernon CARIMONA 177V»—4 room s and bath: Hot . , knecht, Fountain City, Wis. . . . 1949 Farmall. H. phalt tile can' : really take the wear. son . School, bus on cdther, large fin- _ ' j T"%f/ .' 3J Y&ars In Wlnon,a , \J r . . ; Gallagh er, Minnesota Clly. Ttl-. -. t -mt. water heat. . : AvallSble July , I ' N«bUT7 ;i95?7T>iije and ¦ Ends waxing... 'Patftt Depot. : . ah*) . ished recreational roorh, glasJ shower in f6MTHAWK RU. i- ' Lincoln—Mercury—Falcort—Comet 1946 Farmall H. Adults only. Te|. 4007 - before i p.m. -h.p. - electric start Mercury Auction Sales " bathroom,: large screened In porch, built- while, 45 . I Open Mon. & Frl. Eve, t. Sat. _ n\. ¦:• 1951 FarmSH C and cultivator. ELECfRTc RANGE73Wncn7 jTyears olc£ Guns, Sporting Oood* 66 r ~ ~f~ , molor lights, on a i960 ¦C'res'tlfner trail- ' ; ¦ CENTRALLV ; L dc A E OM room api. in chests In ttedrboms. ExTremely laroe ,. ¦ " " - ' I - , ' ALVIN KOHNER excellent . condition, ilOOt V. Daystrom .; er, lust like new. Tel 9283.. d*-7 l ~Tr\C 1959 CHEVROLET; . 1955 John Deere 50. live PTO, Heat, hoi water, stove, refrigerator fur- area ol linen closets and storage space. AUCT30NEER, City and stata licensed chrome kitcJifen set,. t2D. Til. 5913. ;' ' J> I /7D Impala, 4-dr. hardtop,. V-»» . hlshea. Adults .only. Tel. 4Si4 after 5. Beautiful landscaping. Robert Andrus, ¦ w 11 li T ' •I 1951 John Deere A, power-trpl, ' ~ _ ._ ¦ ¦ ' WANTED^Second hand pontoon .'•'• Automatic transmission, . , and . toonded. 2J2. Liberty St. (CorfiM BABVTBTDS—IV~to tlb: kneeh01e delits,; V: . y;\:.7 FREE7'.7: ' "~7 '^ - ' Tel. . 7197. ¦ p.m, - - y sTXTH 47!i7,'^^j OHTisTT bath", ' deck only. Tel.. 2595; after 6 radio, heater , tu-tone . copper and while, j E. Sth ahd Liberty), Tel., 4 960: ' : rollomatic. 112 50 to SU.JO; chests; utility cup- ?. prlvali ¦ back porch. Heat and water furnished. BY 0%NER leaving town' JDrw liory, 6155 __ ^V_j_^ __7'7 _' sharp as a tack. , power-trpl, boards! bookcasesi . work bases. OK Have your Zebco reel cleaned. - _ 1 _ ~ . 1949 John Deere B tl 0. Tel. 33M or^Jt^ 3-bedroom home, living room, large have bottled Minnesota USED FURNITURE, 173 E . 3rd. Tel . oiled and repaired free of _ _ 7__y_^ . . BOAT. OWNERS-We . . g*s ~ ¦ Kitchen with dlhihg ares, disposal, dish- stoves, refrigerators, heat- rollomatic. ' 701 ¦ ' • ' 6TH W. 11 J4^-J large rooihi atid balh lights, piates, M - . charge by factory expert June . washer , drapes throughout, new gas fur- cylinders, regulators, tubing, 7 WALZ Land & Auction Sales 1959 John Deere A, power-trol, - - " downstairs-. Heat and hot.water furnish- ers, gas WEBCOR TAPE RECORDER-RVg e M nace, double garage, glassed in Iron! fittings, and gas. Gall-Ross Appliance, Everett j. kohner 15 at either bait shop. ed Garage. »95. Tel. llJI . UB. Walnut 8-3710. after hours rollomatic, . Hljh Fidelity. Like new, bought In Nov porch. Jl",40O). Tel. 4454. 217 E. 3rd. T el, 4210. . ;Buick- .OI'dsmobi3e-.GMC '814 _ _ _ Open Mon,, Wed; and Friday fevenlnos 1955: Allis Chalmers V/D 45. 1941. Ttl. 24B3 alter 5. Capitol Bait Shop CENTER) SWh—beiuxl 3-roorn apartrnenf, COMFORTABLE 2' bedroom house In Do- . FOR AUCTION SERViCE-Call Henry ~ ^ stove, tSfrlgferator, Carpeting, and drap- "~ ~" Bulit to orde7, ver. Hot water heat, good repair! Im- Trdtks, traefori, Trailers 108 *7/* f~7 19J7 FORD. 4-dr. SedanT Oleniinskl ahd Son, auctioneers, Ar- 1951 Oliver 88 gas. CiOTHEfTiNE POSTS— eries furnished. Adults, , $B7 .!0, Tel. 5017 *J» , out of steel pipe. BERG'S TRAILER, 175 E. Third St! mediate possession. Tel. St. Charles TS/V V-8, straight stick ..tu-tone tidlB, Wis. Tel. Centerville 24-F-32. or 67W . - . • ¦• J ¦ - - 1951 Case DC. Til. «33. . y y 162-J-S, aflernoonj or. evenings. T * . . blue and white, " 3950 W. y*tt1. " _ _ ' ' ' JUNl" li-fhTrs-rFraoT-mT^House Fur, ~ — " . West End Bait Shop SANBORN 477' i i~Ai room apartment ~ " r good tires, new seat covers, ready r4» * 1949 Ford. SAViNG WONDfeRS »re TORC E7 wilf~L6CATlON. l beo room hom e, nllure Auction, Edge of Nodine, Minn. VV6RK wlfh prirtfe battt. tteit and ft of *aler ¦ 90. 1948 Ford. », HOMKO power mowers and laVvn 7 950 W. Fifth St. Built-in stove and .. oven In . kitchen. Loufse Albrecht Estate, owner; Alvlit furnished . S7S._ Tel, 5017 or 4790. Large living room. Oil heat. Garage. Kohner, auctioneer; Jim PappenfusS. , shut- equiprtient. Only the . best tn appear- ¦ ' 1959 John De«re 440 CM Nice garden spot. Priced under $17, TEST cltrk , : .. ' , ance, performance, and endurance, See Apartments, Furnished 91 - WALZ . tle transmission. them now at WINONA FIRE (. POWE R Houtahold Articles 67 «». ABTS AGENCY/ INC., Realtors, JUNE 14— Sat . 12730 p.m. New merchan- i . . ' ' ' ¦ ' - " " " 159 Walnut St. Tel. , 4242 or alter hours; 1952 John Deere, MC eat and 5« E. 2nd, (Moved ne»» to W non< _ _ . NEWLY A EIlECORAteb completeiy fur dlse auction. Corner of Broadway and E. R. Clay 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel Buick-Oldsmobi le-GMC Chick Hatchery) USE one ol our carpet shampooer* FREE nished-3 large room s and bath, walk Open Mon., Wed. and Frld ay Evenings . Jeflsrjotj. Jule Whetstone, owner; Alvin do7er. ~ " 4501, E. A. Abts 3164, Geo. Pelowski PINE CUPBOARD, kltclttn table »ncI with Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo. De- - In clothes closet, lot s of closet space. - - . KQImer, auctioneer ; Ralph Hengel, clerk. 1951 J ohn Deere cat . posit required Hot soil wafer and washing facilities. 8-2701. chairs, black walnut bed, odd chairs, . H. Choate 8. Co. THE ECONOMY CARS! " 1950 Ford with Sherman back wagon seals, piano jfools and rolls Available al once Prlvatf entrance, 443 OWNER LEAVING TOWN-3 bedroom : dresser, pine desk, table and misc. Tel Radios, Television 71 St . Charles. home, outside city limits. Shown by 1959 RAMBLER 7hoe and . dozer. ¦ ...... ¦ Tel, B-U22. Having An Auction? - 3*»2 «#-*(*• •«. --41(1. .^ -. --. --—_-_. - - CLOSE7.To7IoowWTOWN-froam. . and appointment only. American, Station Wason, Ji reel¦ beauty ~ " " -preferred, ~ " - - - - ¦-::¦ ~ iicYCLES-boy'sT»4-lnch end !6-lnchi alst; HDo^rlirtamTT^Servlce kltchenetK. TV . Gentleman DUPLEX CenVr nily loc6leG biiler , $-175, V* nished, T , v. Signal. $1395 (Formerly Minn. Sales Co.) 4007, _ _ For Reliable Massey Harris , 7 ft. clipper WEST CE NTRAL LOC AT ION -A j rooms, inexpensive Aluminum LAWN FURNI 1959 THAMES lfcO Miracle Mile Off. Bldg. self propelled combine, A-l, TURE, made by the Inmoub n.inii• bath and closets Jnd Iloor,- laundry STORE TV or Radio Repair facilllles. ill E. ilh . Telephone Your Want Ads Allis Chalmers (>fi IHR bin of Arvln, now at ROBB BROS. I CELU OVER , 4 S Rochester, Minn, !7« E. 4th. Tel.. 4007. fc -> Tel. 2349 English Ford Estate Wapon cornblnc, " "' Call us . . . We are your Business Placet for Rent 92 cylinder engine, with new paint Off, Phone - AT 2-74C3 JACOBSON POWER MOWERS ' ' ' " Ji no Exchange BWR . Allis Chalmers . (i0 combine. New and Used THIRD E. 170 -Wnrehouje space for rent job and very good tiros. Only in rear. Available A«g. t. Tel. 2»I5 to The Winona Daily Ne wsS RES. PHONES: 25 combine. Power mower rental PH OTOFACT EQUIPPED ¦ John Deero or 8067. John Deere 12 A combine. AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE $795 Merle Moehnko AT fl-3239 Jnd 8. Johnson Tel. 3*J5 _ ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN House on the River Dial 3321 for an Ad Tak er. Case A-0 combine. Houses for Rent 98 - This summer home overlooking the Mis- 19iill DODGE Clark Vessey AT 9-8790 1948 McCormick, 22 Inch thresh- , FREE "We understand your sel best , " FOUR ROOM modern house. 400 blo^k , sissippi and Winona hns fireplace, two i infi machine, A-l. Lawn and Harden Book wllh any E. Blh. Rent M. Avallablt August 111. baths, big porch lounge, beaulltul land- C-600 with 120 inch cal) to n>.le ,: ¦ ; ' ' ¦ purchase In Insecticide Dept. ' Tel. 8-WLl ;-48«. scaped grounds, complcre furnishings , '-^ - « " dfoom noma, In apple-pie order, in new short block . 13.000 miles, tho complete ninmiul covc-rin R WORKIN G MAN want*., 1 large room and living and dining roorn, A John Deere 4 bar side rnke. .-He, partly furnished , by June RE*L new paint job , A-l condition. , $ti(i TED MAIER DRUGS tlie very set you own - I hat 's kitchen* east locolron. New kitchen, carpeted « Ford plows to $flr>. 2< , Tel. mi after 7 Auction Sale VAl.UC l 1 why we uiidfr.siniid vour set Lfx-nlod i Caae 3-14 eagle hitch plow. NO DOWN PAYMENT WANTED HO or 300 *cre«rcaih or share?. $1495 7 nt corner of Broadway and Jefferson streets ' oast) . U 2 used diopper boxen . best! Wrlle or Inquire A-63 Daily News. Need Lots of Room ? " " 11157 WHITE John Deere 7 ft. diRger , al- NEW AS-StsTANT manager al Kreigi'i and wnnl something modern. Then this On carpet , tilo or linoleum , would lake 1 or 3 hewroom «pt" . or home. 3 bedr oom substantial ramblar li for ' most new. i:SK OUH VAHIOI'S cab over diRlne with sleeper « Saturday . 16th cr-rnmic or plastic wall til«. Mint be modern. Has 1 child . Tel. Mil you Big corpelod living room, »»parAl» ] Jane | McCormick pull type discs. PAYMENT PLANS FOR bclore 5.30, . dining room, tiln halh and showpr. cab . 2 sjieecl axle . 5 speed Slnrlnifi 12,30 , ' " Large kllchen and » bachelor apart- al P.M. Lunch served on grounds -'on loader , Us! M70, Ward* will make complete in- WANTED 3- or i.btd rotm Ittm near SI InjiwnjiMlon , .00.\20 ll) ply ¦ fl New Paiil. REPAIR COSTS. * ment In basement. HUC E yard too . !> Sow Kc-iiniore 3fl Incli g;ns railffe with automatic own , nevv pi Sell , $285. stallniion by trainer) export s. Mary 's School . Ncc-d plenty •of room , 6 llres , 102 Inch cab to axle for children. Need occupancy as soon as We Often Have counter top built -in elcclriic range ; counter top built-in pas j ? McCormick cultivator for H Satisfaction cunrantcod or your H. Choate & Co. possible . Write: D«\ Dale B . Sciiullt, 10 foot body, very clean. 7 lolisserie , couiitor lop built-in eWsctric fiiille; coiinter top M or M. 1568 A. TlmherHkn Rd„ tt . Paul 17, requests lor a small houf-a wllh LARGE ¦' money back. Write or call for Minn living room , This attractive well-built • 6 built-in .is grille; new ICenmore f ,s\t, heator.s. 70.0(H) BTl7 , % "" $1495 Usorl Super « loader , H & M ' ' " ' 2 bedroom home In e«*c»llcnt location 35.000 BTt 7 ;ind Ifi.OOO BTU; chro-nio tfllilt * with «i chrome free estimates. Rtfrigarators 72 WANTEO 2-bedroom api . or 2 • lo 1-bcri- Is Hie air.wer ! 28 ft , llwlnft room, sun | mounts. room nouse by re^pomlblt i a. .swai e, |^ , moM sizes, EXECUT IVE ttoslrcs. 3 ' bedroom home, ton panel with 3 speed trans- ' tlsert tractor tires FIRESTONE STORE, 301) " * f.j caiuldiilirn. vases' w. Jrd. Tel. by Jul y 1. adullt. Tel. ))«. and serving sots; milk jjlass table lam p f{ User! wngon Mres , 14 and 15 Mli . Promote Your Family mission , d cylinder engine, \AmjRDSlII »« HMI • , ' ' and various tahle lamps; p>olc iampa; wall extension lamps; 3 >A " * *•*•! wp -wanled wllh Mich- to a perfect aet-up for qraclous family ,, l SMALL APARTMENT- 7,00x15 d ply heavy duly com- ¦ inch, | —r. . " " ——*—** ^ * * ¦hum, living in this beautllul 3 bedroom home ' way floor lamps; rii|"s; tiath sets ; pillows; bat h curtains ; " ' Ed's Refrigeration & Supply cnelle and Central location. Tel . , |j Commercial and Domestic Wlloka 10-23. 33. In excellent location. Carpeting In spa- mercial tires and tubes Spe- 7 linen lableekiths; plastic cloths; ni^ltrcss covers; seat eiisti- fo SU P., 4th Tel, us) ciou s living and dining roomv Good- cial this week only chnu- SPECIAL " " " sij« screened porch. Caramlc 1ll« ions; plastic eoveis; splnrtlnR wheel planters; stairway- h Farms, Land for Sale 98 ^¦ 1 DA ILY NEWS Sewing Machines , 73 * baths. Charming break fast room «nd to-the stars wall piiupies; li quor or wine serviii i sel.s, carvinR fe Used 30x.1». '« Model T NEAR ELGIN-350 acre larm , 317 acras kllchen $625 ~ of highly productive cropla modfrn hoards; travis rods, vnrionis longlhs; lots and lots of dishes; 7ji Tiros and Tubes UJEQ N\ACHINESr OuaV«7it»id~>orl speed transmission and nnd BanlBiTi, Hpecinl prices on Rnnew rugs anrl upholstery with Oolden aboul 150 . te.s tillable, fall pnsiis- new 3 bedroom rambler with III KINO- y sets; lazy MI .SIUIS . pull-dow n lamp; hread box-, step-on narhaRe it Be lion. Terms. Pau l J. Kleflrr, Altura. H.25x2o 10 ply tires, Very clean. 10 hale lots. May Paid at Sta r 's miraculous claanlno discovery. SUE living rnnm Ttie bath find large ciins; vases IHK S planters ; fluorescent desk lamp.-,; catiisU'r |j Ui* shampooer tree, Lawrtni Furnirure. Minn. kllchen wllh GL. bmll-lns. Attached Only We 'll picti you up t« toe II. sets; lots of curtains; lortr. of pillows; lii-t*liair; floor towel ?J We need used Kord Iraclnrs TED MAIERJDRUGS APPROX!MATffLY IM Here farm wllh garage. ; ; Stoves, Furnoces, Parts 75 bulWlr»oa ihereopi Iptaled about J miles Af IER HOUR! CALL: racks; towel pu les , some odd chrome chairs; knick-knack p nnd cqiiipiiipnt in trade. Also " E. of St. Charles on U. S, Hg*y. 0»v» Knopp a-2»09 $995 ' SuiTdW Matirlali Jftl ' ELECTRIC RANGE. 1)1, Call evanlngt. " tot y shelves ; 2 serving carts; kltelion ulil ity table; corner shelf; fj ono row cultivatin g tractors, ~ __ 14 , Winona County. Said property for- W I IWibl Hul«*r I2U1 LHT us M«Lp"*V6'u Vfith your buiiainiI _ MMn tt. merly Know n ai the Thomas C. Lyons John Hendrickson 7441 7 record rncks , cj-ike savers; sonic children 's toys and .names; $ Will trade for livestock. probiime,! let ui for fftundttlon bioctti Farm. Sealed bids will hi received bv Laura Flsk 3118 7 some lilankets; lots of dr apes; kit > 0 Winona chen utensils; U*ri*o coffee | chimney blocks, mannnlt blocks, peril Sayiyeef, Sawyer and Dnrhyr Altornlya- »¦ pots; electric hot servers; corner tion block*, itptlc laiks. cttipMli, Pari *M»w, "07 Burhang* SloO, Winona, desks; toilet laiiktiws; clothes 1 land cornant, ftiorter temtnl, Road'; Tel ephone Your Want Ads Mlnn.» Including m» hour ot 2 o.m i^ lino polos. LOTS ANtl LOTS 01'' ITKMS. KIM. MOST ANY B Wilber i , Bids Truck Merlin D. Miked In bags, foundation coating ant on th>» J6lt> d*y of June. I '63 J\ . OF YOUll NKKOS ON THESE KV.W ITK'M S AT AUCTION S rt-lntoi'ctd it»«l et oil types. mut.1 ha accompanied hy a c«rtilled " , rUK'KS! to The Winona Daily News check piade p«jr .tPf* fo Saivyfr, »nct SELOVERJ*-1* id tMQ 0Ju s I Centerville . Wis. Eofet End Coal & Darby , Tfuilee, lor ft nl amount fI Service ;] dlll-F, WHKTSTONK. OWNF.lt .1 ' bid cjfinti rmervr) me rlnni In r»- I )iu Exi'Jionsc flltlfi. ' ' Tol. 21F41 Cement Products Co. Dial 3321 for an Ad Taker. laet nny or all bins prii»n>t»a, rt>t in- 65 Laird St. Tel. 473!) . 4 Alvin Kohnor , Auetion»cer * Ralph T Hendel , Clerk | 3341, IlWlnWIB*IIMIl*»Wll|IW,lV^W>WtW» , , ": ¦ , Ml «. tltt Til. M lorm»llon cell K. H. 0»tb*y, <.'ir^n»»V9^to'^•>^,*^*«t-:j>>^- fV'.*^'W*?S?5t^'*^ft!>SC9 *rt Y'*™fS'*"™^ •?! ' ' ' v. "."' " '! **^•-^' •\-;.">^*i»^T i*j»;r:5? 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