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Tomah Cook Nuclear Missile Starts Life In Prison , FiredWASHINGTON (AP) : Front tionSub Polaris missile.' It is pro- SPARTA Wis. —Thom a si ~ The missile propelled the warhead . , cook of Polaris missile fired second Greer ^year-old Tomah, from a . sub- close \ to the full range of nearly pelled by solid fuel. V A . was taken to Waupun State Prison ! marine in the Pacific dropped its 1,400 . miles and that it exploded^ generation model now approach- today nuclear warhead ing readiness will travel more to start a 25-year sentence "right : in the in the air. . . for the death of his lover-employ- pickle barrel ." an i;n f orme.d The ' missile was reported to than 1,700 miles and a still: later ; ' A 'A. source said today. version will'be able to hit targets er. -y ¦ have been fired when the Ethan A Circuit. Court jury convicted This V meant the nuclear-pow- Allen was submerged. nearly 2,900 miles f rom the laun- ^¦Mn^MMI Greer Saturday night on a charge ered . submarine Ethan Allen prob- Officials said the test firing was ching: sub.- V of second : degree murder in the ably placed the.-- warhead within The test Sunday : was the fifth - conducted under as close to com- nuclear explosion 'in Operation Oct. 30 slaying of Mrs Delores ^0%£ Va . mile of the intended target , in bat conditions as possible. . Parkison. Judge Lincoln Nepriid the Pacific nuclear test area. Dominic—the series of U.S, atmos- In . a war- situation , , the subma- pheric tests. The four , previous imposed sentence after the all-male A- To Cutback The Navy said it considered the virtually always would fire jury ended five hours of: delibera- first rine shots were dropped froift planes. full test firing of a Polaris its load of 16 Polaris missiles How far the missile darted over tion.: V test missile with . its warhead a from .beneath the surface where the Pacific or how much wallop. Greer admitted he ^hot Mrs. complete success. It declined , to it would be safer, from enemy at- it carried was not disclosed. A Parkison , 36, and tlten buried her . give any details. ; Or Disbanding tack. :^ y.- : /A -' y. Polaris has a range of about 1.4O0 body in a shallow grave after she ; threatened to tattle to his wife if By FRED S, HOFFMAN However, It was learned the The test involved a first genera- miles and its warhead's explosive . j power is estimated at about trie he broke off their affair. -j WASHINGTON (AP I — Twenty. equivalent of 600,000 . tons of TNI. four states have spurned a Penta- gon request for suggestions on The joint announcement Sunday which of their Army National by the Atomic Energy Commis- Guard : units should be disbanded. ; sion and the Defense: Department Keniwdy Be • said the weapon was triggered at to Of the .26 states which have ,' about 6:45 p.m- : EST in the Christ- replied, many are believed to mas Island testing area, have made it clear they will not launched by. the cooperate with the National Guard . The missile was At Milwaukee Bureau in a planned : nationwide Polaris . submarine Ethan .. Allen presumably from deep in the, cutback , of 475 units whichV the and Army says it no longer ocean but an AEC . spokesman de- needs. clined to confirm this-V The White House meanwhile de- I The Polaris has been test-fired Nexi Weekend ferred action on a bid by a . gov- many times' previously but . always ! MILWAUKE E W- State DemoJ ernors' committee to plead it« ¦ frith.;, a dummy warhead. i cra t ic leaders, and members of the case before President Kennedy,;. Secret Service ais well,; are • mak- ,. The governors' request for. Va The ballistic missile is on* of ing final plans for President. Ken-;, meeting with Kennedy has been the few pieces of -ordnance ever ne.dy 's trip to Milwaukee next j . handed on to Secretary of Defense developed V by the United .States weekend. Robert S. McNamara for his ad- i and put in the hands of operating vice, theV White House press office ¦ without having been given Patrick . Lucey of Madison, state forces party chairman , said Sunday that said. McNamara is in Athens for ; full-scale field tests. a North/Atlantic Treaty : Organiza- : Prior to Sunday, there had been the President will stay in Milwau- kee- overnight after addressing tne:. tion meeting: arid is not due back |no combined U.S.; , test of theVtwo uhtjl .later this : week. ¦ [major componehts-^the miskile $100ra-p!ate Jefferson-Jackson din- ! land warhead. ! ner at the Arena Saturday night. MOBBED AT AIRPORT ... . Gherman Titbv , night. At left , is Cyril Magnin , San Francisco The Army stressed the cutback The original assumption was that A complete,.'V ail-but test firing | Soviet cosmonaut who Orbited the earth 17 times, -businessman and host to the travelers. The Titovs plan so 'far . is its own . and has \ Mr. Kennedy would remain, only a never had been made. A nuclear ' , and his wife, Tamara, hidden partially by polka- and their party will spend two. days in the .San hotV yet been approved¦ by Mc- charge heyer had; been fired" in few hours after his address,' " • Namara.1 ¦¦' -" 'V- dot girl's hat , were mobbed on their arrival at Francisco area. 78A of Iowa, Kennedy appeared to the President plans to. remain in Pies at La Crosse back up the Army in principle, Secret Securities saying.: there is .a need to realign Milwaukee . . until the following j ArmY : morning. "- V , j LA CROSSE, W)s;y UPi-Harry American military resources. Middle-Reader Maj. Gen. Donald W. McGbwan ' ' • '. "We don't know where he's go- Pahl, a ' pioneer auto dealer and . . chief of the Guard Bureau, ing when lie leaves Sunday," Lu- twice-defeated candidate Tor lieu- trig- ^¦¦¦OT^H^HWMHHWIHB ^BBM ^MHHHM m^a^B^i^HI ^M^HHIHIH ^HI Terrorists in Investigation gered a barrage of protests last cey said. ''He may have decided tenant governor , died in, /Lutheran week when he IN PACIFIC TESTS . Vv. This ia the nuclear-pottered U.SV that . he., and his staff, just need a sent each governor Elected Italy's Hospital Sunday. He' was 78, a terse message stating the num- submarine : Ethan Allen, Polaris missile-equipped siib from which good night's sleep and that's why of they staying over. Dahl opened his . first car agency ber and type unit the Army the US. fired its first long range ballistic missile armed with 're is thinking of eliminating He said the President will arrive Algiers Active in 1911 and eventually Gets Started in each a nuclear warhead in the Christmas Island Pacific testing arieij. ;." at Westby of their states. In general, the by jet plane probably after '3:30 owned dealerships in several states. The 1 test was the fifth nuclear explosion in the test series, called By BERNARD V. LAVALLEE V By FRANK C0RMIER objective is to apply an average New President p.mi Saturday and that the presi- In years of continuous service he ' Operation Doriiinic! The missile: was fired from the Ethan Allen :'' . ' ALGIERS: (AP) -~ Secret army -WASHINGTON (AP)—The' first 10 per cent cut in, units. By JAMES M. LONG dential bubble—top car will be was believed .to be the oldest Ford broad public investigation of the presumably from deep in the ociean. Four previous shots were (AP>^-Election of Chris- driven/here this week for the plan- terrorists pursued their campaign dealer ih the nation. . McGbwan asked that the gov* , ROME ¦ securities business since 1934 was dropped from planes; The Ethan Allen is shown : returning to tian Democrat middle-roadcr An- ned motorcade from the airport. of bloodshed in ' 'Algiers and Oran He was defeated as a Republi- launched here today with a prom- ernors forward by May 3 their Grotqin , Conn.j last June on completion of builder's trials. (AP tonio Segni as, president of Italy today, though French armored ve- can candidate for lieutenant gov- ise there would be none of the nominations of specific units to be ) Lucey said the presidential en- eliminated, along with certain Photofax V threatened today to jar loose the tourage ''may run as high as 40," hicles and barbed wire sealed off ernor in 1930 and 1932 . trappings of a prosecution. props under his .own party's new Milton H. Cohen, director of the other information on the impact including some Wisconsin con- sensitive areas of both cities: the action would have in their left-leaning government: gressmen and Ivan Nestingen. for- inquiry being conducted by. the . Five Moslems were slain arid Securities and Exchange Commis- states.- . -. - The lean, 71-year-old pro-west- mer Madison mayor and now un- Asked how many finally won 14 wounded. sion , said in a prepared statement states had ern foreign minister dersecretary of Health , Education responded to McGoivan's request* the nation 's highest office Sunday and Welfare." Three Moslems were killed and 2 Men Drown opening two weeks of public hear- Atlantic Allies the Guard Bureau said 24 , state* ings:: night after an Unprecedented nine Lucey said ticket sales had ex- 10 were wounded by hit-and-run - . plus the District of Columbia had parliamentary ballots that ended ceeded 1,500 by the weekend and he pistol and machine-gun attacks in "We are here engaged in a not done so. in fist fights. ' V expected to meet the quota of 2,- special study of securities mar- Algiers. kets, It said 26 states—and Puerto Firm Voting against him to the bitter 1 390 available reservations. . Near Oshkosh not in a prosecution or en- Rico—had sent replies of Standing Two died in Oran and four were *bme end were left-wing rebels of his Some 6,000 spectator seats at forcement proceeding against any sort. They are: Arizona, Arkan- By EUGENE LEVIN | summing-up communique: own party and the solid strength ! $5 each have been offered regular wounded. OSHKOSH , Wis. JM—Two Mil- one or. more individuals or firms," drowned today when sas, Florida ,. Georgia , Hawaii, ATHENS. Greece < AP) — The "The purpose of NATO is ; of all three other parties that fig- Democratic party members and waukee men Cohen said the aim would be Idaho , Illinois , Indiana , Iowa, , French military authorities they fried to swim to shore after Soviet Union today had a clear defense and it must be clear that ure in the Christian Democrats' organized labor while a limited seemed powerless to stem the at- "to examine the strength and Maine, M a r y 1 a nd, Minnesota, , in case of attack (NATO ) will de- experiment govern- number have been made available their boat was swamped on Lake weaknesses of present-day prac- warning that: the Western allies new with a tacks , which are aimed to stir the ' Morts but two others Montana , Nebraska , Nevada, New although divided on some lesser fend its members by all necessary ment that leans on Socialist sup- to the general public. Butte des tices and controls " in the indus- Jersey, New Mexico, ¦ ¦ Moslem majority into reprisals who clung to the craft were res- New York, issues, remain united in their de- means." port ' y. against . Europeans that would try, to see whether further steps North Carolina , North Dakota , defend their free- Backing up this pledge was a cued. were necessary to protect inves- Ohio, Oklahoma/ Oregon , termination to doom the prospect for independ- , j Pennsyl- dom by nuclear , weapons if U.S. commitment of five nuclear- A scattering of Christian Demo- ence of this North African terri- The body of Frank Roszak 54, tors. , vania , South Carolina and Wyom- necessary. armed Polaris submarines to the crat votes that previously had tory, was recovered several hours later I The last major inquiry of this ing. ! gone tb retiring President Giovan- Eighth District dragging continued for the the technical command of NATO. The main post office in central but kind was conducted in 1933-34 by The 15 member nations of ni Gronchi f inally sw ung over to body of Adolph Niski , 46. ' The bureau refuted to tell what North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- Algiers was held up by a gang of Vthe Senate Banking Committee Foreign and defense ministers of Segni and put him 15 votes over The Oshkosh p&lice boat crew l and led to the creation of the was in the replies on grounds it tion", -winding up a four-day stra- Europeans who made off with ¦ ¦ ¦ the NATO powers ended the re- the required 428 maj ority. Also Backs Andersen about S10.000. The secret army has rescued Edwin Krzcwinski , 41, ! SEC. ' was an official matter but the tegy review that produced some view Sunday. Their meetings had backing him were' the Liberals 45, governors or adjutants general of disagreements on Berlin and nu- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS been financing its campaign with and Norbert Wescott . both of j Attention was directed first to- been marked by sharp and pointed and the Monarchists and Fascists Milwaukee. day , training, many of the 26 repl ying states clear policy, reaffirmed in their Republicans in Minnesota 's Blh robberies of this type. at the qualifications words. The final communique re- of the right. District have endorsed Carl supervision and sales tactics of have made their objections known flected some of the debate. Against . him were Ihe Commu- D'Aquila , Hibbing businessman , as mutual fund salesmen. Leading elsewhere. Conference spokesmen had re- nists , Socialists . Democratic So- the list of industry witnesses were So far as is known, not a single a favorite son candidate for lieu- governor' ported that the ministers general- cialists and Republicans. The tenant governor, Walter Benedick , president of In- s voice has been raised ly approved Washington 's current Democratic Socialists and Repub- vestors Planning Corp. of Amer- in support of the plan. Delegates to the convention in The law stipulates that 32 nd Moves efforts to sound out the prospects licans are members of the Chris- Hibbing Saturday voted 93-20 in Missing Gir l ica , an'd.H . L, Hamieson , presi- gover- of a Berlin agreement with the tian Democrat coalition govern- dent of King Merritt & Company, nors must agree before any units favor of D'Aquila over C. Donald wholly within their states are Russians. But the communique ment, The Socialists have pledged Peterson , Edina , Inc., both of New York City. said only that the ministers took the support the alliance needs for changed or disbanded. New Also endorsed were Gov. Elmer Cohen said the schedule "should However, some Army officers Out for note of the U.S.-Soviet exploratory a parliamentary maj ority, L. Andersen, Slate Treasurer Val not be taken to mean that mutual , said that if the Pentagon wanted talks. This noncommittal wording Bjornson and Auditor Stafford Found Sate funds ' or . their practices are being to get tough, it could withdraw was due lo French reservations Democratic Socialist party lead- , NEW YORK t/Pi — The 5-year-old daughter of Robert Goulet er Giuseppe Saragal, Segni's King. Jerry Ketola Virginia at- singled out for particular atten- recognition from Guard units it no about the value of such talks. torney, was urged to run for Con- Broadway musical comedy star, was reported missing overnigh tion or criticism. " Maneuver close opponent in the presidential , but she was lound today in Brooklyn, longer needed and thus cut off gress against Rep. John Blatnik , with a baby sitter ' Brokerage firms will be heard On nuclear policy, the communi- race, pointed bluntly lo the "dan- Police said the missing baby sitter telephoned a neighbor that sh< their federal drill pay and any FT. LEWIS, Wash. t/B- Wiscon- gerous fracture " that might re- Ketola was the GOP candidate from later. Among those invited first class equipment. They em- que said it had "been decided to two years ago, losing to thc Demo- had gone to visit a relative in Brooklyn, The child and baby sitter latei sin 's 32nd Division moved out to- set up special procedures which sult. sitter 's home. , "*"~ " " * to testify are representatives of phasized this probably would be y for "Op o esi S DatrinenMv cratic leader. returned to the baby such firms as Merrill , Lynch, a last resort. . will enable all members of the In a letter , to Christian Demo- day for "Operation Mesa Drive ," Resolutions included one recom- mother of the apartment. Pierce, Fenner & Smith , Inc., and alliance to exchange information crat party chief Aldo Moro. Sara- mending the present voter regis- Louise Goulet, Goulet was in Connecticut Sun Over-all, the Army wanti ta its first fullscnle maneuver since concerning the role of nuclear child , Nicolctte , told police al Bnehe & Company. largest gat refused lo withdraw his can- tration law be extended to cover day appearing at a benefit. trim about «24 of its 3,800 mis- World War II and the weapons in JSMTO defense. " . didacy and throw his .party into 5:30 a.m. that she was unable to combat exercise in the United incorporated municipalities where find her daughter at the baby-sit- cellaneous Guard and Army Re- This meant acceptance of a U.S. support of the Christian Democrat 1 ,000 or more votes were case in serve units to reduce ' its Reserve- States since that time. . candidate , He said he would with- ter 's apartment. The divisions travelin g in con- proposal for- greater consultation thc last previous election. ' Guard manpower by 58,000 men. on the use of nuclear weapons so draw only if the Christian Demo- Mrs, Goulet and her husband. ' The money now spent on paying voys of more than 2,000 vehicles , 28, have been legally separated Lewis al 4 n.m. for the tbat America 's allies can better crats dropped the conservative these men would be applied to left Ft. Segni for someone else. for the past year. Goulet now is Increasing training drills for Yakima ' Firing Center , a 207,000- understand the destructiveness ' WEATHER the and consequences of nuclear war, i appearing in "Comclot . " 642,000 who would remain on the acre area some 175 miles to the FEDERAL FORECAST rolls. Cascade Moun- France, which reportedly would WINONA AND VICINITY - The child' s mother, who lives on enst hcyond . the East 571 h Street , said she left The Army said it has a tains. prefer information on how to Considerable cloudiness tonight state- make atomic bombs, was known and Tuesday with occasional after- Nicolctte at 7;30 p. in . Sunday by-state plan for spreading the Air Force troop carriers will lo consider the U ,S, proposal in- noon nnd evening showers. Little night with a baby-sitter . Juanila elimination of nearly 350 reserve take Iho first battle group of the adequate. temperature change tonight , cool- Lopez, 32, al 322 E. 27th St. units , hut declined to make it 127th Infantr y to the firin g cen- er Tuesday-. Ix> w tonight 42-40 , When sho returned to the apart- puhlic. The reserve, comes wholly This group, including The new procedure will enable high Tuesday 60. ment with a friend , Joe Hunner , under the federal government , so ter Tuesday, NATO nations to see comprehen- a full complement of support units , LOCAL WEATHER about midnight , she snid she the governors have no say in this is commanded by Col. Warren I. sive American nuclear- studies Official observations for the 24 found only Mrs, Lopez 's daughter , part of the reorganizati on pro- Oshkosh. Wis. Its ve- previously classified as top secret. hours ending at 12 in. Sunday: Olga , 15, al home, gram. Bart els of Actual bomli-mtiking techniques hicles were scheduled for airlift Maximum, . 83; minimum , R0; Thc outfits to le shucked gen- still will he denied the allies. noon, 61; preci pitation , none. The daughter said she had ar- erally would he types now coni ioday. rived home an hour before anil Maj , Gen. Herbert A. Smith , Informed sources snid Ihis U.S. Official observations for the 24 sidered obsolete , such as antiair- \ Arrow di- Initia tive stems from the Kennedy hours ending at 12 m. today: did not know the wherabouls of craft gun batteries , or surplus , commander of Hie lied thn ut hers. vision , will command the 20,000 administrat ion 's belief that Ihe Maximum , 62; minimum , 43; like certain truck and engineer will make up the tactical use of nuelcur weapons noon , 47; precipitation , trace. "' Mrs. Lope/ has four children units. Also ticketed for elimina- troops who ;i rung ing in age from B to 15. "friendly " force in Iho exercise would almost certainly set ofl AIRPORT WEATHER tion are some infantry buttle continuously through general nuclear war. Tlie Aniori' (No. Central Observations) Mrs. Goulet snld that before groups. that runs daughter with Mrs. Tha Army aim is May 20. cans feel that conventional Infan- Max. temp, 61 at 3 p.m. Sunday : leaving her contend* it* try, armor and artillery are need- min. 44 at noon today; scattered Lopez , she and .K UIIIUT had taken not to save moni-y hut to "im- The aggressor force In the op- ed more than ever, and they hope layer ot clouds nt 6,000 feet; over- Nicolctte and three ol (he Lopez MISSING CHILD FOUND . . . Nicolctte, fivo-yenr-olii daughter pmve thc over-all combat readi- eration will consist mainly of the information on the horrors of the cast at fi .OOO ; visibility fi miles with children for a ride on the Staleii ol Broadway musical comedy star Robert Goulet , is shown In ness of the reserve compon- ents by increasing the strength , 41 h Infantry Division , also sta- nuclear alternative will spur tht light nilu , log; wind 10-15 m.p.h. Island ferry. New York police car with Patrolman Vincent An/alone who return- n( Lewis , with support allies to speed up fulfillment ol from southeast ; barometer They decided to lenve Niiolrlte amount of equipment , and mobili- tioned Ft. «'i»sl in Brooklyn. from troops who attended the ag- their conventional arms commit Antonio Segni 30 oil and fallin g; humidity R9 per- with the baby-sitter on brin ging ed her to Manhattan alter she was found this morning zation of high pri ority units needed I Photofax) ' gressor school at Ft. Illley, Kan. menu. .., New President of Ita ly cent , ' tho Upoz children back to their AP , early in any call, to active duty." Primaries for Mendota Heights Gaiinelfiltii i Man New Junior Chamber Chief Festival Opens *7/te GaiuaiA______\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\W 5 s^t^Ayiir ROCHESTER ,yMinny MV-Donald CANNES, France fAP) — The Anderson , MendOta Heights, - was 15th . International . Cannes Film V with a - spe- V.' ' ' eiected. president of the Minnesota; Festival opens tonight . . Uy Commerce Sat- cial tribute to Sophia Loren "to V; ^^' Junior Chamber of for the snub Italy gave '^^fPlMH^^I Be on Tuesday urday as the annual state Jaycee | make up one of .its greatest actresses."' \ . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS convention concluded. . Anderson, a former first vice There will be a special cere- ._ Voters: in five states make their defeated Donald mony presenting . Miss Loren with - H » w i mm i< iii mmmimwmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmm president, . w*#®s™mmtmmimH choices in party primaries Tues- Schwartz, Rochester. Schwartz, the Hollywood Oscar she won as A' A: ' ;. By GRETCHEN X. LAMBERTO N day involving two governorships, who hid the support of most dele- the distraught mother of "Two two U.S. Senate seats : and 54 gates, from the Southeastern region,: Women"-^a triumph that Italian INONA shoppers Friday night blinked at the sight of a House posts. W group . of very artily dressed artists displaying a huge was nominated by John Breitlow, officials treated cooly. . Elections in Ohio, Florida , In- president-elect of the Winona Jay- The Italian film star's marriage oil painting on an easel : in front of; Morgan's jewelry store. diana , New y Mexico and West ¦ ¦ and passes cees. to producer Carblo Ponti reported- There was also a sign that read "THIS IS ART?" Virginia will be spiced with some /- ; to write their comments on this work of art. HeadedTby Breitlow and retiring ly was the reason for the frost. V by were ashed 1 it old familiar political , names, and divorce from his It was entitled "I Remember Mama '^and looked like a bunch president Jerry PapehfuSs, the Ponti's Mexican sortie differences of opinion on worked to .pn* first wife is V not recognized in of red-orange-pink blobs with: some wandering lines here and how to finance medical care for Winohia delegation and violets. This picture was created by mote interest in the Octoberfest, a Italy: and he has : been charged there in pastel blues ; the. aged;; to be with bigamy, : the Winona Art Group which is staging its third :annual; Art Show statewide autumn meeting there . ' Ohio R epublicans will choose held iii; Winona: Special uniforms Miss Loren did not attend , the .; at Lakes Park Lodge this coming Saturday and Sunday. - .>; between the sons of two late Ohio ' of art: At the last session of publicizing : the event were worn Hollywood ceremony at which the ¦V-V The . inside dope on this work senators (or the. nomination for delegation and their were given. The statuette group a: huge framed canvas was laid on the floor and each by the 25-mari Oscars . the congressman at large.VThey an -Wives. - '. . -} signifying Hollywood 's- highest ac- member dribbled a few blobs Or lines of different ; colored paint on Robert Taft Jr., majority leadei . ' ¦ many of the famous so- Elected president of the Mrs, colade was given her: in her Rome . . .- it. The result was hot far different from of the Ohio House and son of th<: an informal ceremony. 1" paintings you are apt to see in galleries. So Jaycees was Mrs. . William Pay- home in called ''"lotte" late: ¦Sen . Robert A: Taft , and , were several members of the -Art Group set it. up on this Third Street State Sen, : Thomas Lowell Fess, ers, Virginia. Also named ' people to com-, five national directors, Robert sidewalk and with perfectly straight faces asked son of the . late Sen. Sirheoh D. ,. was elected an international direc- public responded in great shape ; it seems that FessV :- ¦ ihrig.Willmar; Edward . Leland ; ' ' ment on it. The - Blue Earth ; Edward Sroder , South tor. ' ' ' A /y . , .. V.' - .. . everybne has ideas on "Modern Art. " 1 Alexan- The 1,500 attending picked St. some of the comments. Children saw definite pic- On the Democratic side in Ohio, St; Paul: Paul Anderson , Here aire both Gov. Michae l V. DiSalle and dria; and Robert Bailey, St, An- Cloud as the site of Wie 1963 con- tures in Ihe painting —a man kneeling at a cross, a horse, etc. ; vention. ¦ colleges to Sen. Frank J, Lausche have oppo j . YOUNG SCIENTISTS HONORED . .} .} Top eaugay, NVY,; Vicki Lyriii Harper , Leonia,N. J.; thony, : John Hagberg, Wheaton , Grownups, ranging from students from the three ¦ ¦ ¦ sition but seem assured of renom- j winners in the National . Science Fair pose at Se- . Lewis Haberly, SchrooB Lake, N.Y; back row, .. ¦ :- . ,. . Advertuemeni elderly housewives, working men and professional men made a inatioh. DiSalle is Opposed by , ' , 1 attle with Albert -MV .Bledsoe, Seatte, USN Ret. .. . Richard L. Falwell,; Rbckville, Md.; Frederick A. variety Of comments, most of them very frank. ' . State. Atty. Gen; Mark VMcEJroy^ Lausche -by former labor organ- chairmanVof judges, at annual. banquet in Seattle bbmbrose , Sylvania ^. 0.; Gary. P. Wiiifsberg, Science Shrinks Piles ; To quote a few: It's a;phoney colorful. And so on. Every- izer Albert T. Ball Friday, : Front , left to right , are Bette Jane Wy- Gedar. Rapids, la.; Leonard S. Joeris Jr ., AnnV Way^ and of Cleveland . ¦ since it . conveys ,no meaning body had an Opinion on it , John Marshall Briley , Toledo ckhoff, Quaker!own, Pa.; Donna Gene Hayes, Mau- Arbor ,; Mich.; Robert H. Timme. VHoustoh , Tex,; everyone wanted to express it. attorney, and James A. Rhodes, *, Las Gruces, , Henry A.' , - I^^ W or emotion; EEk! If this is Incidentally, this modern mee O.; Maryce M. Jacobs , N. M/ . Lester/!Teaneck N, J.,:and Charles L. mama I'd hate to see papa ; former mayor of Columbus^ ap-' j V Adm. Bledsoe; Meibdie MacLeod '.Williams; Chat- Dryden FalfurriasV Tek.. (AP Photofax) masterpiece will be auctioned pear to be the colorful ; (sealed picture leaders in GOP Stops Iteh^EeMeves Interesting and Mod- off bids and primaries for senator and gover- istration without; reservation. President's Social Security plan this, " Pain (he • bidder); primary year and all: 11 KM Y.HS, '«. T. MUI) •—Tor the *o thorough thit aufferert m»de .! ern art is biggest bunch of going to. the highest at , nor respectively. Smathers also is running, seek- for financing health care for the crap and the work of frustra- the third annual art show of . incumbents;— four Denl6crats and Brit tim* wi«nc« has found * new astonishing statement* like "Pile* Former Sen. Claude . Pepper of ing his third term in the - Demb- aged is an issue. VV V ; , ;¦'. healing »ubiUiie« with the aston- h»ve ceased to be a problem!" ted nitwits; Mother's pot of the Wirona Art Group this com- Florida, defeated in the 3950^ Dem- ¦:¦ seven Republicans—appear to be hemor- The secret is new healing inb- ju st up in cratic primary wilh Robert . L. - . Another gubernatorial contest A is liking ability to . ahrink * has blown ing Saturday arid Sunday. The ocratic primary by present incum- Davis and Douglas R. VVoorhees; in ; New Mexico where - four safe bets for . renominatioti. . '¦:rlioida , stop itching, and relieva atance (Bio-Dyne*)-dis<0Tery et her face while she was; iii the show is to be held at Lake bent Sen. George A, . Smathers, Emerson Rupert of St V Petersburg Democrats seek the nod to chal- West Virginia also chooses only liain — without surgery. * . « world-fartious research institut*. process of changing the baby 's Park Lodge on Saturday and In case after tsse, while gently This aubstance is now available- ' ¦ has three . opponents in a. race for is unopposed for the GOP . senator- lenge, Republican Gov. Edwin L. congressional nominees. The only ' .-diaper;- '. -Would'; mama care, to Sunday afternoons, So come in , one of. Florida 's . four new house - ; , tfelieving paili, actual reduction in . suppository or «isitm«n*;-/om. ; - ';' ial nomination. ' . Mcchem unopposed in bis bid for incumbents with opposition are under the name Prtparotien «•. / be remembered thus ? ? ? .. A . look around at the exhibits and , seats^' An early New Dealer, he In four of the six Democratic a fifth-term: nomination. Rep; Ken Hechler and Rep. Eliza- . -

thetically satisfying but¦ is ¦ an exciting¦ ¦ gamble. 4 ' '*.' -* Another event of major im- has done research and writing portance on Salurday, May 12, on art and music in Rome for is the lecture with illustrative the past few years. The lecture records on modern jazz by which is to be given at Pas- Dr, John S. Lucas, a native teur Hall Saturday afternoon Winonan who is teaching at Is under the auspices of the lo- Carleton College. Jack has cal American Association of Of Our Entire Stock of studied jazz in many Countries, University Women. More on has been editor of the national Jack Lucas, colorful back- jazz magazine "Downbeat", ground next Friday.

property available to the Scouts for their project. ETHAN ALLEN SOLID MAPLE FURNITURE Trees Planted Donald Ott , is creator of the" project and Scoutmaster. ' ' ¦ ¦ . ¦ EARLY AMEHrCAN FURNITURE At la Crescent Dunn-Pepin Attorneys LA CRESCENT. Minn. (Spe- DURAND , Wis.-Joseph H. Ried- clsl)~Niiieteen Boy Scouts began ner has been elected president of a 12-14 year tree planting project the Dunn-Pepin County Bar Asso- { Saturday. elation. Karl Goethel will be sec- 1 retary-trcasurcr. ¦ " ¦ - ¦ La Crescent Boy Scout Troop 98 . -¦. leased seven acres of the Thomas BUY WITOKA FARM Howe property. North Ridge. Sat- WITOKA , Minn. (Special)-Mr. urday they and their fathers ,000 and Mrs. John Waldo have pur- planted 1 . white pine seedlings, chased the Mrs, Stella Klavitter Next spring they plan to plant 2,- 000 Norway fariri. Mrs. Klavitter retains her pines. Two of three right s ol residence in the home. trees will be used for Christmas trees with the rest remaining on AT DENTAL CONVENTION the land for land conservation. BLAIR . Wis . i S|>ecial)-Dr. The pines were purchased from Goodwin Toraason , who has prac- j the Minnesota Conservation De- ticcd dentistry here for more than partment for a nominal sum. 50 years, attended a dental con- There are about 45 acre's on Howe vention in Milwaukee last week.

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SEI YOUR IOCAL ARMOUR FERTILIZER DEALER OR — Call — H0ME FURNITURE STORE — Armour Agricultural Chrtmlcal Co. QUALITY FOR LESS — Open Mon. - Wed. - Frl. Evenings 'TH 9 . Phont 2S95 ' 350 lost Sarnia St. on Highway 43, Overlooking take Wlnono Phone 4636 ¦ ¦¦' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ——— - ' ' * ¦ ¦ ^ i - ; : v y Alrort M Attorney Gets Seniors Visit DFL Support 20 Businesses ROCHESTER, Minn.—The First District DFL convention here Satr On Wednesday urday unanimously endorsed Da- Four hundred members of grad- vid Graven; . Albert Lea attorney, uating classes at: Winona; Senior as its candidate for the Congres- High and Cotter High schools, will ¦ sional seat now held by Albert ' visit 20 Winona business ;suid .ih: HVQuie, RepublicanV The two were dustrial firms Wednesday in this year's observance of Business-Ed- college classmates at St. Olafs ucation: Day, ¦ ;' College ' V: V V , Northfield. 'V This year's ..' student visitations Warren Eustis, Rochester, was represent - a departure from . the re-elected district chairman with- original format of the event which out! opposition. Mrs. Jerome Gun- has been sponsored annually by dersen , Preston , was elf^ied dis- the Chamber of Commerce since ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ trict chairwoman. 1950. : y - ,;V VV; • '.' • '' Graven told the convention , he Previously public and parochial LUCKY ESCAPE . . . Four youths^ escapedd- - It collided;. with another vehicle Sunday" after- ! would run as a . liberal and take school teachers have toured busi- . apparent serious injury in this overturned car.\ -. : :nooh. (Daily News photp). a stand , on issues as they are. ness places and ; industrial plants ' '¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ~ ¦ " ¦ • ' . ' ¦ :¦ T~ - .. - - . - ' It is his intention . Graven : said , and then met fpr dinner with ex- - - - » • .. - . to be. the first DFL congressman EAGLES MEETING ... Three FOE dig- Winona, junior past worthy president. ecutives in the evening; from the new Reapportioned) first the meeting riot '. nitaries took time off from tlheir 5th District Three officers elected at Superintendent of Schools A. L. district. '' .' Janyriri ; Chamber's Youth in ffospifo/ Engineers Say meeting here last weekend tot join in a little previously reported were Donald , (Roch- Nelson, chairman of the ENDORSED AS gubernatorial brotherhoody They are, left to right, Arvid Gun- ester, district director ; John Deming, outside education committee, said that the candidate was Karl Rolvaag, pres- guard, and Lyle Zick, Faribault, state decision tb have students make the dersori, Fergus Falls, st$te trustee and featured tours was prompted by the belief They ' ent lieutenant governor. The res- Hunt; Fari- member. (Daily News photo) Gan t Pay olutipns committee voted Vnbt to speaker at the meeting; Edward that the plan; has merit In "teach- Hoppe, After2-Car Crmh end orse.for lieutenant governor or bault, past state president, aqri Walter ing: youth the . principl e of our Ony. youth was injured , three X:rays before determining the railroad and warehouse commis- American economic system by complete extent of. his injury. showing and explaining to them others, were shaken iip and ex- Road Surfacing sioner, : Alton Ziegler, .18, driver of the The Winona County delegation , how it operates," tensive damage resulted f rom a The city of Winon a wants the BADGER FOUNDRY two-car accident at4:40 p.m. Sun: car in which Witr was riding, ' Corps of Engineers to resurface headed by Chairman Duane Pe- Each of the seniors was given and Leon Wier , 20, both of Gales-. '. terson, Winona, was one short of Rain Expected his choice of a firm to visit. Ac- day at West Wabash a .and Wash- the Prairie Island road when it's . ville, and one .. more, passenger, J raised as part of the flood defense its allotted voting strength with companied by a supervising teach- ington streets. ¦ Robert Ziegler ,, 19, 520 Garfield eight delegates attending. Peterson er, students will arrive at busi- ' construction project but the En- Armond Wier , 24 , Galesville, St.; received cuts and Bruises gineers say they can't do it. served on the district resolutions ness places at 1 p f m., b-e taken but were not hospitalized. committee! and was ! elected first WldMiMiim Suif To Continue; oh tours and have ' opportunities Wis., Was admitted to . Winona Gen- V At any rate, that's what Lt. Col. vice chairman for the district/ He to ask questions about operations, eral Hospital when he complained RICHARD KARNATH, 17, 776 Harold A, Gould of the St. Paul also, will be . a member of . the state products and services. They'll re- of -a pain in his back, Hospital Terrace Lane, driver of the other district office has written Sen. convention rules committee. turn to their schools for dismissal; [officials said today that his cbn- car was not injured . . Hubert H; Humphrey. . . Joseph Ries, Winona County vice Farms .will be visited by groups Police said that Ziegler was driv- ' ¦He ' ' J^il^^itotAv- | 60 on Tuesday • dition is good. His attending phy- ; • ' • writes:.- - ; . chairman , Th? claim of a for mer Wihorfan ] proceedings by CV Stanley Mc- ing : south on Washington 'Street , = was a member!: of the on the cool side of. between 15 and 20 students. A. ' sician said that he would examine "At the request of the! city, we district convention nominating for refund of; a federal income "tax MahonV AVihona; Mrs. Frankei had ; Temperatures J. Anderson. secretary-manager of Karnath east ' on Wabasha.. T he! ] and a chance of, additional rain fdrce of the impact caused Zieg- have!, tentatively agreed to raise committee. Delegates voted , the payment., has been upheld by the ] received payments from Badger of j the Chamber of Commerce, listed the Prairie Island road to serve comrhittee choices into, , weather picture for the following participating firms ler's. car to. turn over on its fop. ; office U. Si. Coiirt of Appeals for the 8th her husband's . salary from the dominates the v as a section: of the flood control without exception and with , no op- . and vicinit tonight and . (management representatives in State Officia l Damage to each car was esti-V District In St. Louis. ¦ '. time of his death in February j Winona y mated by police at more than $200. leveeV in lieu of the authorized position from the floor; V , charge of tours are in¦ .parenthe- \ ;¦ '¦ Frankei, \yitIow through the remainder of the Tuesday. A light rain started at '' ;/¦ ' ¦¦ ' Tp Police also said that gas . had spill- i levee ivhich was originally /plan- . Mrs. Genevieve . :ses>-:.; . "' . Y/s/t Board ned as an earth fill ADOPTED VERBATIM by fhe year. In her return for . 1936 she 9 a.m. arid' u'as expected! intermit- Lake -Center Switch Co, < Theo- ed from the tank'in Ziegler's car, ; on the river- of S. F. Frankei who was secre- . side of the road.: ' ThbV desired convention were four Winona Coun- paid ; tax on this , incorne; as . well tently during the day.. dore Biesanz).- . Winona bailv News On River Patrol It. was amazing, they " said. that , ty-originated resolutions oh labor tary-treasurer of Badger Foundry j they gas . did not ignite. change is considered to: be with- as on the .value,of a company. au Considerable cloudiness is pre- ¦ . ¦:- fire; They fought the fire for about is hot in the city limits. An- THE EXTENDED forecast indi- of a case brought by a Dresbach be; used to resurface the road." negation will be «ked, Frankei had performed no service property owner appealing from . an an hour and fifteen minutes. for. the company and that similar cates temperatures will- average Joins Force Fire department officials did not The park is slated for light near seasonal normals with a cool- award by commissioners jn land Industries. Two era contem- action had never been taken be- Mrs. John R. Howrigan ,. 675 condemnation proceedings for the To Be Arraigned know; today what caused the blaze: fore in the case of an employ e ing trend Wednesday, wanner la- ; Luthera Church They said it apparently started in plated for the Immediate fu- ter in the week and copier again 01mste ad St., was sworn in as new construction¦ of four-lane Highway n ture, he said. and officer "? death. by 61. ' ' "¦:'' Mrs. Martha Polish , Winona -Rt. the shed (which is about the s»'ze ' over ihe week end. Precipitation policewoman this - morning - Frankei had been . - . associated City Recorder Roy Wildgrube. : The parcel . ¦involved. , in "today \s 1, will appear at 2 p.m. Tuesday of a two-car garage) and spread with Badger for 40 years prior to will average lip to half an inch to the other building. After receiving initial training case was owned by Margaret Conference Meets before ' Goodview! Justice Lewis Al- his death. , '.. . . as occasional showers and thun- Leach who received an award bert on a charge of selling beer John Tlougan i owner of Tlougan Mrs. Frankei now is living with derstorms Tuesday and again late as a policewoman with the depart- ; The Church Council men's Con- Rusco. 521 Huff St., told the Daily ment, she will be transferred to of $9 ,000 in appniise i ' findings. ference of the Wisconsin Evangel- to minors. She was arrested on a Man Identified a son in Asheville , N. C. in the week. She appealed this award ' on war-rant at " 4:45 p.m. April 6 at News today that he was not sure 'International . ' Fails reported a the juveni le division , serving (he . ical Lutheran Synod of the Wi- how much loss there had been. same capacity as the retiring po- grounds that fair and reasonable ' new consti- the Hilltop Tavern on .Stockton - .. .» ...... freezing 31 above this morning damages should be at least $20 ,- noiia area adopted a. AH the screens burned had been j and Bemidji . another cold spot , licewoman, Ruth Jordan. tution at its bi-annual meeting at Hjll. She is alleged to have sold traded in for new ones. In Cattle Case ' 000. Goodview Trinity Lutheran Church a case of beer to two St. Charles had 32. At Rochester the low to- She was born at Wyeville, Wis.; juveniles. Mason Mace Jr., 30, Austin , also - ' ' day was 40 after a Sunday high Sunday , night. ¦ ¦¦ Neighbors bill received her elementary and ¦ ¦ ;:. was involved in the alleged illegal \ of 60. La Crosse posted figure s high school education here. She ' . Until Sunday the conference , . . Dam Access Roads purchase and sale of cattle from of 43 and 62 for the same time. attended West Nazarene College Five Attend AAL represented by 12 area Wisconsin -More than 58 million people have a SI. Charles man in April , Sher- • Temperatures skidded into the at Narapa, Idaho, then transferred Synod Lutheran churches had no visited the Lincoln Memorial in iff George, Fort reported today. \Aid Farmers ^ To Be Repa ired 30s in most of WISCONSIN early to Winona State College where Meeting in Mexico formal constitution. 1 Washington . D. C. since its open- His companion , Roger D. 01- | ST. CHARLES, Minn. 'Special) today and more rain appeared to Under: the ' constitution -the con- ing in 1922. sei>, 23, Albert Lea, had waived —Sunday is decreed by the church ¦ ' she was graduated with a bache- Five Winona and area-men as- ST. PAUL-Work is scheduled io be in the works. ' . . . - lor of science degree. ference will meet in April and Oc- preliminary hearing on a bad to be a day of rest , but 11 men sociated with the Aid Association , vice chair- start soon on repairs to access Superior was the coldest spot She took postgraduate , training oher . Two new offices roads at Locks and Dam 5, 5A, 6, check charge Friday before Good- in this' - area , though t that, aft er at- 1 overnight with a freezing 30 de- for Lutherans , a fraternal life in- man and treasurer. - were created 8 and 9 under, term view Justice Lewis Albert and was tending services in the morning, in understanding group behavior surance company, attended the and will he filled by an October of low bids grees. Park Fails had a low of and personality and the social de- submitted to the U . S. Army Corps bound over to District Court un- it was fitting to spend the rest 35, Milwaukee and Madison 36, president' s club convention in election. of Engineers. der $2,000 bond. of the Sabbath in fulfilling another Green Bay and Wausau 37 and velopment of the child. She also Mexico City last week. Conven- Reports were received from the WAS IT YOU? H. J. Dunn Black Top Surfacing Mace is currently serving a 90- decree, "Love they neighbor. " Eau Claire and Lone Rock ' ' ' 38. took postgraduate training in tion headquarters were al the Lutheran Chapel of the Air com- Co,,.. Inc., Winona , submitted ap- day jail term in Mower Counly With 11 tractors they gathered Beloit's low was 40. guidance at New York University Maria Isobel Hotel in the Mexican mittee headed by the Rev. Har- ¦ ¦ ¦ parent low bids of $3,530 and $3, jail on a bad check charge Fort at the Wayne Decker farm, seven Meanwhile a band of showers and Queens College , Flushing, capital. old Essman. St . Michael' s . Lu- .;¦ . 493 to do the work at Nos. 5 and said. He also is wanted by Free- miles southeast of here, to do his began moving across tlie state N.Y. Agents (nullify ing for the trip . by theran Cliurch , Fountain City, , and . ^agrL 5A respectively at Minneiska and born County authorities and will spring's work. Decker had surgery from the west and the weather- She was last employed as a selling ' .S500.000 . iir more of life the mil door service committee Winona. Work at the Winona dam face a charge there before being recently and won't be able to work man predicted that all of the state school teacher in Brooklyn , N.Y. insurance were Clarence . Miller , headed hy the Rev. David Ponath, will be done on the Wisconsin side brought here, Sheriff Fort said. agsain for R-8 weeks. probably would receive some rain Her husband is employed by a Kenneth Nystrom and Cordon (I (i o (I v i e w Trinity Lutheran of the river, According to William Bennyhoff , They used three plows , three by tonight . local contractor. Pasc'hka . all of Winona , and Church , Mathy Construction Co., of La Rochester , state crime ageni , the discs, two drills and a drag to Her salary will lie $275 month. Ileniard -L. Smith , >St. Charles. Outdoor services will be at 10:H0 Crosse, submitted the low esti- two men purchased five head of sow 35 acres of oats and prepare SKIES WERE sunny Sunday, She v'ill serve a one year proba- William P. Theurer , Winona, at- a.in , and 2 p.m . - June IT at Farm- mates of $25,380. $7,634 and $18,- cattle wilh a worthless cheek as 42 acres for corn. About 43 acres but the mercury.gol no higher than ers Community, Park. Speakers tionary period befpre receiving a tended as a memlior of the com- ' 684 to do the work at Nos. 6, B and down^ payment , mortgaged them of the Decker farm are in soil 68 in the Beloit area and 66 at ' (or the services will be Carl Leyrer That s w hatVSMOK EY wants to 9 located respectively nt Trem. bank and the rest of the 280 acres Lone Rock and 56 at Milwaukee. permanent appointment. pany s national hoard of direc- ' and then sold them , Mrs. ' Howrigan ' explained that tors. of Northwestern College . Milwau- know ! Was it . YOU who threw pealeav, Genoa and Lynxville , Wis On April 19 the two attended ane hay and pasture. The- coolest spot was Superior kee , and the Rev. Robert Voss, the cigarette from your car or Wis. . . an auction "'Many more have offered to help with 44. she was looking for a new and The AAL, headquartered at Ap- at the Ray Mueller ¦ challenging occupation. She said pleton, Wis., passed the $2 billion Milwaukee. dropped your match after light- Work is expected to be complet- . farm near St. Charles where they us," Decker said , "it's a great Skios were cloudy al mid-morn- The offerin g will go to the Or- ing up? ed during thc summer , said Lt. purchased the five cows and paid neighborhood ." ing today in all but Ihe extreme she was looking for a new outlet mark for insurance in force last ganization for Lutheran Higher Col. Harold A, Gould , deputy di» $225 down with a bad check. Larry Thomann comes to the southeastern corner of Wisconsin. for her training and experience in Nov.ember and is Ihe largest fra- Kducation. ¦ ¦ handlin g children. ternal insurance company in ex- Every year careless smokers are trict engineer. s • Olson then entered into a con- Decker place every morning and Presidio , Tex., sel the national ¦ The conference will sponsor the responsible fbr one of every high degrees Sunday, com- istence. Jive tract with Thorp Sales of Ho- does the milking, cleans barns and of 105 ¦ Lutheran youth camp at White- man-caused forest fires! Chester for the remaining $692, feeds hay while Decker's son pared witli the low of . 25 at Pell^ PRESIDENT AT PLAINVIEW water State Park. The Rev . Rob- pigs other ston , Mich., early today, Roach to Teach agreeing to pay $57 per month, James feeds and does ¦ PLAINVIEW, Minn .-President ert Kant , Altura , is camp direc- When your trash fire spreads Mace and Olsen < then hired a chores before leaving for school of the student council at Plainview Fountain Citian tor. out of control , you know you've At Boston College trucker to transport the cattle to in St. Charles , where he's a ju- A skilled charcoal burner can Community Senior High School has The boys and jjirls camp for South St. nior . At night James does the clone wrong! Hut smokers start Paul where they were tell condition of the wood wliich been elected for next yenr. He is Pays Fines Here ages R-12 will run from .lime 30 fires and never k now it! ' Dr. Stephen F. Roach, vice prin- sold for $730. ohorcs alone. Logan Grummons , son of Mr. and throu gh July 7 and the teenagers ' They re is being heated to manufacture gone before the fire starts! cipal , Ferris High School ,. Jersey Bennyhoff said the two had ar- Mrs. Decker compensated the charcoal , simply hy running his Mrs.. Fay Grummons . who was ' Holier/ K, Piccliowski , 18. Foun- camp will mn f rom .Inl y 7 through part Sunday by City, N. J. has resigned to 'join ranged the deal in order lo buy men at least in hands Ihroiich escaping smoke, chosen by the students body. tain City, pleaded guilty today be- July 14. You sec, a cigar or cigarette butt Boston College this fall as a pro- a car for feeding them. I) INext conference meeting will be which they had also fore -Municipal Judge S. . J. is like a time bomb. It .smolders fessor in the School of Education, Issued a bad check as "hold" se- Bruski to separate charges of be- nl Christ Lutheran Church. Coch- ' His wife is the former Lorene curity. ing; a minor in possession of beer rane, Oct. 7. The Itr-v. Robert for a while before the leaves or Dickerson , daughter of Mrs. L. B, a ami being in violatio n of the open Becknmn . Lewiston , is the chair- needles where it lies arc warmed Dickerson , Camelot . Dr. and Mrs, hot lie law, man and Harold Seluipneiihaucr , enough to flame, A playful Roach spend summers at Mrs. MEETING AT CALESV(LLE GALESVILLE , Wis. - Officers He was' arrested by police at Winona , is the secrelftrv. breeze may help it along. Then, Dickerson 's home. 11:67¦ p in. in no time at all , a spark you Dr. Roach Is a graduate of Ste- of Gale-Ettrick Parents of Musi- Friday al 2nd and ¦ cians will be elected at fl p.m. Chatfield streets . could crush under your heel has vens Institute of Technology and ' lias a Ph.D . In school administra- today, anrl plans for the slate Judge Uruski scnlenced him to Council to Open grow n to he a scaring, roaring tion from Fordhnm University. He band clinic July 1-14 at Madison pay n $25 fine or serve eight clays demon , killing the life in its path! will be discussed. Mmes. Nerval on each violatio n, the terms to Bids for Wincrest is a national authority on school Did you Mart a forest lire last law , Ills wife has bachelor of scl: Anderson and Vernon Severson run consecutively, lie paid the ' ¦ will present the- nominating com- fines. Three bid openings will be held year '.' Was \l you .'' enre and master of science de- 1 by the City Council t niiight at 7:30, grees from Columbia University, mittee. Present officers are Mrs. ¦ Cn\ l Engelien and Mrs. Irwin Hog- They 'll involve curbs , gutters Tho couple has a son , Stephen, CORRECTION anil stiirm sewers in Wincrest Ad- Tho family will move to Wellesley,

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^w H^/9fft"*s Baiy Ttrmi Arrang ^^^ ad t ^ / D/IMK PiwWfOn ' l Gmm ^ l^^py HQRIZtiumL UEUTEIWUVT & K ELECTRONlF I MM simn NI ' WINONA PAILY NEWS i HAROLD GATES and WIS KITTIB tHM HliUDN' MWA PRENBSS'MCAigER NIVEN MuUIME YOUNC Wo Seruicf Call Charg* When Yoiir TV or and [ Radio Set \ ' U Repaired in Our Shop, J -TlMBWHUS fl BWWtGWW J 00»iniV 5MAV , -£r | ^l OMmaMiMUitiMnwiwi Gd*&&*&. 311 East Third Strctt UtyEKI ' Canm ii UsK mmsjms WINONA SUNDAY NEWS | Phon* 3791 ,] V ^MMl Sho^a: 7:15-i:« • :5<-50<-75< _J : ; B S E I THE WORLD TODAY U IN SS M RROR ETTRICK PATIENT will meet today at 7:30 p.m. DST Durand School Force] Aiding ETTRICK, Wis, (Special)-A 1 f in the:Village Hall. The Planning Lynghamer, Beach, ^ recuperat- Commission will meet Wednesday, ing from major surgery perform- at 7 p.m. DST. ¦ " ed at a La Crosse hospital. V ' ¦ ' ' ¦ '¦ Botrtestic /?of pi ihliCInterest . - . • : Laotian Reds LA CRESCENT MEETINGS lisue Vote 1 /France occupied Tunisia in 1881. ¦ • LA CRESCENT , Minn. (Special) That country gained indepen- ^fe lN^ji'tli^eitfy 4fair&^&i$ne —The La Crescent Village Council dence in 1955; Set May M Take Nam lha By SAM DAWSON management opposes labor prac- V By JAME MARLOW and they are. not talking about AP Business News Analyst tices it calls featherbeddmg, and YOURSELF ARKANSAW, Wis. — May; 23 Analyst ¦ the principle of absolute freedom. By ANTOINE YARED [ Hear BET^RAgain---Be Again] Associated Press New* VIENTIANE , Laos (AP)r-Prd- wage hikes it says must be . met has been set as the tentative date , WASHINGTON (AP) .-- What They're talking about not want- NEW YORK ; (AP)--What is the by rate hikes for the referendum on whether ing to give up any more freedom Commuhist forces have captured . have you done for me lately? Nam Tha , a provincial capital public interest? electors iri Durand Unifiied Dis- This is something neither labor than they can help, without gov- You hear the phrase invoked Public interest, by definition, of ernment intrusion, Very often this only 20 .miles from Red China's trict and Tp^vn Waterville dis- nor business mentions when they : border that the; royal Laotian Gov- constantly these days as a meas- also; would seem to include the tricts, including Union Free High howl in protest against govern- is a myth,; too. ure of what is right or -wrong. But welfare of those least likely to be ernment had ¦ vowed to/defend to School at Arkansaw, and uncon- ment interference with their free- There hasn't baen a steal labor death: ' . '../ "'/•' •¦ when you seek a clear definition heard from in this or /any dispute solidated rural districts, favor dom, particularly their freedom settlement f or years without ihe Premier AEoun Oum's: govern- of what the public interest really —the general citizenry; : This in- joining Durand, V . ' to deal with eacli other. government's having to take some ment and Peiping radio today an- is; you ; come up with a mass of cludes those who ride on the rail- HEARING eiNTl & If the rural districts as a total President Kennedy's troubles nounced the fall conflicting .'interpretations'.. , • ¦ ' .; roads, ship their goods or get their part in it because the union¦ and of the town to WIH0IIA HOTEL -- TUESDAY, MAY 8 are against integration with Du- with labor and business are piling the industry couldn't reach solu- the rebels after a Sunday of This is particularly true in la- raw materials by rails, and the up just when, luckily for him, his ;y fighting. ; largest group of. ; all , the con- Houri: 1:30-5:00 p.m. rand school, the March 29 order tions themselves; bor - management disputes , in " ¦ . of the state superintendent of troubles . with Premier Khrushchev The United". States denounced wage or price boosts,' in tariffs , sumers, Transportation ;costs have . or write : are quieting down a bit. .Last Feb, 28 a presidential rail- public instruction : placing . all Wa- road commission—made V ui? of the reel attack as a violation of in tax / policies, in ' .- government a direct bearing on retail prices. SONOTONE OF ROCHESTER His hope of persuading labor the year-old cease-fire but US. of- . And consumers have an interest terville Town districts in Durand and management to keep wages labor, . .management and public spending vs. budget . V I?. G. Arnohait, Mgr. will be voided. a report, ficials in: Washington, generally in seeing that roads keep running V and prices down to avoid : inflation members—issued/ after , , Often directly opposing .. views Over 15 Year* With Sonotone studying fpr many months union - hoped it would not/ wreck . at- are each labeled in the public in- and distribute the thtogs con- 109 A First St. SW "TO UPHOUD the state super- got another jolt Sunday from tempts to set up a coalition neu- sumers rhust have. Rochester, Minn. Walter. Reuther, president of the railroad troubles. The commission terest, if. the public would only intendent's order, the vote in the blasted both sides for their failure tralist regime: to take Laos out of realize it. And increasingly you city of Durand and the total rural AFL-CIO Auto Workers. the cold war. . In a report to. the UAW conven- to get along, use their heads and hear still a third idea, / the gov- vote must be in favor of attach- modernize themselves, tion Reuther rejected Kennedy's Boun Oum' * Information Minis- ernment's policy, advanced as ment to Durand. called formu- This . board, : incidentally, sug- representing the true public inter- ¦: hope-^sometimes a ter Bouavan Norasing said the Pepin County Clerk Martin Pitt- ; la, although it's pretty vague-as gested eliminating 35,000 to 45,000 5,000 defenders of Nam Tha had est; differing from that set forth man is/ calling the election after a longterm goal; He called for joys as unnecessary, although the been . evacuated and the city was by either contestant. railroad unionsV have wanted no ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦ receiving a petition with more higher wages¦ than Kennedy hals how in enemy hands. ." •../¦. ' . than 500 signatures asking for the in mind. ':" • ¦/. part of that. : / - - . : Bouavan said the '": government The report of a presidential referendum;: Last week a Kennedy-appointed, had received only fragmentary, re- emergency board on a wage hike Tha free enterprise system three-man board, while recom- ports from the area , 225. miles for nondperating railroad employ- About the same time the refer- hasn't been completely free—real mending a pay raise of about 10 es is an example. The board feels endum was. filed an- appeal from , northwest of Vientiane, and gave ' freedom must also include free- cents an hour for 450,000 railroad no details of. the retreat. the public V interest would be the-- state--- " superintendent's order dom from depending on the gov- employes who don 't. Work on served by a 10-eeht-an-h6ur boost , was started in Circuity by The Only overland escape route Court ernment for help—since the ; first trains, also criticized both sides from Nam Tha , which ha; V economy. • To this end, railroad The complaint charges ttiatVan The doom of the provincial: cap^ begin mixing drinks with Corby's? No? Then ask the fellow at original petition for dissolution of ital was/sealed with the rebel cap- your favorite bar. Highball, sour, manhattan, old fashioned... the . Arkansaw district was; de- Annual Roundup ture/ of Muong Sing last ; 'Thurs- Duluth Chi ld fective because it failed to der day, in an attack in which 'Amer- he makes them all better with Corby's. So will you. ican / military sources claimed scribe the territory, and some Congress Is ¦ Killed; in Fall signers didn't realize the effect {Nets 930 Rattlers about 200 Chinese '. ./Cornmunist of: their action because the pap- ; OKEENE, Okla. < AP) — Man's troops took part. Gut of Autoi . While Cornmunist report s iden- CORBY'S .. . smoothest whiskey this side of Canada ers weren't 'served properly./ fascination witli serpents readied . tified the captors of Nam Tha as , Complaint says the state super- its yearly peak here this Weekend Moving at TWO HARBORS Minn/ WlC-A 4- Pathet Lao, Bouavan said he pre- year-old boy died in a Duluth- hos- intendent failed to name and with; the 23rd annual Okeene sumed the majority pf tlie troops number the new district; specify pital Sunday.night of head iifJBf>ies rattlesnake roundup. were Red Chinese and from Com- suffered when he , US. BABCLAT S CO. LIMITED , PEORIA . ILLINOIS—AMERICAN WHISKEY—A BLEND—86 PROOF—68.4 % GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS a total number of school board / munist North Viet Nam. . fell out of a members; list a time and place . Hundreds : of . hunters, armed Snail's Pace car about six -hours earlier; for the first school meeting, aor with long-handled snaries and:gun- By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST PROJECT AT ETTRICK The victim was Thomas Uden- inspect the ' area to learn perti- , captured 930 rattle- ETTRICK , Wis. (Special)—The berg, a son of Mr. ahd Mrs. Eu- ny sacks WASHINGTON (AP) - Statisti- gene Udenberg. ¦/' nent facts before the order was cally at least, the'second session Main Street of Ettrick is being ; snakes Vin the Gypsum Hills near . issued 000 persons were of the 87th Congress; is moving torn up, preparatory to Surfacing Sheriff Roland ; Falk said Mr. : here. About L7. at ; and Mrs. Udenberg, their, four sons A meeting of Arkansaw people oh b^ind for a look the catch. at a snail's pace. This week's pro- with asphalt topping. s will be held Monday night to de- , gram in the Senate and the House and a daughter were driving/ oh / ; ^ /The roundup, a three-day event a county road eight miles north cide how to raise the $1,000 to includes: a rattlesnake banquet. indicates little concern about the In: 1960, there were 1,497 Senate of here when Thomas, playing in WEST LOCATION—5-room houseV; screen / - S3 O0O fee which Lorge ; will situation. and 4,830 House hills offered. ¦ . dance and awards dinner. Hunters the . back seat , bumped a door. porch, full loi, low taxes, on bus line.. '. ' . charge the district if it goes to pound for Congressional leaders apparent- One reason for the slowdown ¦/' '¦ ' ' • ' were paid 50 cents a The door opened /and ; the child fell . . . Telephone 0000 after. 4:00 p.m.. court. Drier said Saturday that snakes big enough to be;butchered ly have given up hope for an early has been the absence of members invol ved in primary elections. By out/ striking his head on . the pave- at a meeting April 26, 139 voted and eaten. election-year adjournamenf and ment. ; for taking the matter to coiirt , Junior Chamber of Com- some of them are reconciled to the end of May, . however , most The Parnell Johnson , , and 28 against. The board , acting merce, sponsor of the roundup, a late summer or fall session of the primaries will be out of the county coroner on the people's wishes, filed in frozen snake meat at following a midsummer vacation . way and congressional leaders said an informal inquiry will be will sell the hope for a speed-up in legislation. held into the accident today. court; in case it should lose the $2.50 a pound . A handful of relatively non- for 4-time run referendum. controversial bills , is on the House schedule for the week. MEANWHILE , five suggestion s on consolidation have been made 2 Latin Students The Senate's main attraction will be an effort to break a fili- sold a house for a in the area. Besides joining Du- ' , , peo- State Awards buster over a voters' literacy test rand as ordered by Jlily 1 Get bill , with the showdown slated for ple have said join with Plum Winona and Mabel students Wednesday. The filibuster , now in City, seven miles distant , and were listed today as me.dnl ¦win- its third week , has stalled the I WOOLWORTH'SI good price, and cost send high school students there; ninth annual slate Senate's legislative machinery. wv Plum; ners in the join with City in building Latin contest sponsored by the One major measure may get a /fiis f Super a new high school on Highway 10 Minnesota Classical Conference. big push toward enactment when I Ri^f Jumbol on the Pierce-Pepin County line; the House votes Wednesday on a arrange a consolidation of Pepin, Richard Tezak , a sophomore in Miss Margaret Schummers' class resolution to create a compromise Plum City and Arkansaw high committee to work out differences at Winona Senior High School , ^ssH - ' l> - ^H schools and build a central over a bill to aid higher educa- I BANANA SPLIT I ; ^^ ; school, or join Menomonie. and Karen Street, a student of tion. The administration-backed , Mrs. Olive M- Heglmeier at Mabel ^9— Durand school officials say measure has passed the House High School, were among 43 st\i- and the Senate in widely different '^ dents awarded medals for excel- form hut technicalities have kept lent translations submitted in this it out of a Senate-House compro- year's contest. More than 5, 000 mise committee. • "My Opinion of students participated. Here' For an election year, both s what the folks Richard is the son of Mr. and branches of Congress have been Your Girl Friend Mrs. William Tezak, 68 E, Sarnia moving slowly. Up to 'May 1. only St. 45 public laws had cleared both I m-m-M-M-Magniii tent taste treat at Woolworth'sl 3 ¦ .,, branches and been sent to say about the power in a Word the ¦ , President, During the 1900 elec- I super dips of ice (ream on banana half ...your favorite ' there is room for 160 more stii- tion-year , 417 such laws were She s Nothing!" { dents without construction/If thc enacted. I flavored sauce,. .whipped topping... and roasted nuts. I i order of the state superintendent ' Even llio introduction of bills * j stands, remodeling of the Arkan- has slowed down to a trickle. of classified ads i saw school for elementary grades Senators have introduced 165 bills 1 WOOLWORTH'S | | will be considered. to date and House members 622. "The ad ran 4 times (only needed two). We ^L^—^m ^^H had calls and lookers every day. We sold the house a fter the second insertion." ^^^WBH ^V g* M ^ T\ ¦¦ ' ImHBPVl^BSSSSs! H| »J» m aa tf _ ^y\

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¦ llsw limme^^^^tm^mmm^m^m^mmfmmemmmeKirmmmmmmf Winona Sunday News ; Gompetitiye Pressu re How Do You Stand; Sir? -vy/y;;; v y-v ;:^ ROBERT C. kUARK Demands MbderTvriation Rel^tiohsWM WINONA MERCHANTS and property Br/fc^y Ccr/i^ owners in our ; downtown husiness district could vrell heed the following—particular- Allies Difficult ly if they hope to keep pace with; shop- By SEN, BARRY GOLDWATER ping; areas in our competing cities iof La America's relations with her allies throughout BuyWe0iq0 by the free world are already complicated a vac- ' ¦ Crosse, Rochester and Eau Claire, illating U. S. foreign policy which shows strength ' •-' ' ¦: .NEW. YORK — The decad< of the 1960s , 1 grow more con- than Amer- . in Souith Viet Nam , weakness in Laos, frustration vinced each day, will dispel — if by no other means Nothing '. discourages, a shopper so much ica's bankruptcy — the idea .that *e world can be protected ag$iiist -ror keeps him away entirely-^as a dowdy, ill Berlin and confusion in the Congo. ' ," that the so- 't communism by bribery on the part of the West and , tired looking, dirty And these important relations cartainly won any value in keeping the Reds at bay. down at the heels be improved by publication of The /Liberal Pap- called neutral nations are of downtown business area; The latter proposition is less mine¦ than that of John J. McCloy , : ers,; a collection of essays sponsored by; a group —^-^-~-—~--——^, . . .;. , o( ' a man of great probity, and a ¦A.. The new, post office is going to help the present and ; former Democratic congressmen . former Fresidenuai aoviser on appearance of our business district—-but ; They can lead only: to further misunderstanding disarmament. Mr. McCloy was To Your Good Health far too many stores are anything but Vol American intentions. writing this a good bit back; beatitiful, especially the upper stories— As I have/pointed out iri a and was referring to the feeble- preceding column, Tlie Liberal ness of the "neutral" or "non- we're far overdue for a giant jemodel- Pa)>ers contain foreign policy re- . aligned" nations in protesting W/jof fa ing and modernization program; commendations which could re- , Khrushchev's flagrant bomb- before BY WAY OF contrast, we cite the case suit in the virtual surrender of testing, That was well Da ^fcouf our - own strategic interests and •.; he had a chance to say any- of the large Nbrthgate regional shopping thing about , the Jack of indig- : I those, of our allies to the forces center outside of Seattle. This is one of y of world •communism. nation when India coldly- the oldest giant shopping centers in the /¦Consider how the West: Ger- knocked off Goa, or the Indo- country. It's 12 years . old. According to ' : nesians declared informal war By JOSEPH G. MOLNER, M.D, .-man s must feel- when they- read on the Dutch in the matter of Poison ivy, poison oak and downtown standards; that is particularly; a that a project sponsored by a ' annexing half ef New Guinea., poison sumac are the comrnori squalling infant. Northgate was well de- sizeable numbeV of Democratic By the: same: sign/ very lit- names of several kinds of signed in the first place and is good look- I coneressmen has nut out a book tle is being said about the Red harmful vines, shrubs and ' " ' ¦ demilitarization ivy and poison ing right now. • . .'/ "' goldwaterrii •' ' ? ' which suggests Chinese perched on the top of plants. Poison of ; West: Germany, ;U.S. recogni- the world with an eye on In- V oak have V only three leaflets VBut , Northgate (owned by V the: giant and can be easily distinguish- tion of the Commum.st puppet regime of East Ger- V dia, or the fuiiny business in ; Allied Stores Corp.) is not complacent, not many and expulsion of West Germany from the ed from non poisonous Virginia Iraq involving . satisfied to have a center which by down- NATO alliance/:. ' ;. ; Kuwait , ' or. creeper which has five. - . town standards is; hoth new Vaiid hand- There; already is a!heavy tendency in West high jinks in For the sake of clarity,VI Germany suspect the strength of America's Syr ia , or will refer to poison ivy only. some. They think it has got to be bet- to Poisoning, is an allergic re- ' determination to stand firm in Berlin/ arid The the complete- ivy, ter. Several ..-millionsV of dollars are being '¦¦;•'¦¦ ' action to trie oil in . Liberal Papers /wil l undoubtedly:: increase this : ly ' 'Vm; :., a d through tt patch of poured into modernizing Northgate. The , slaughter in Walking roofs are being raised along the central feeling of insecurity arid dotibt jt: can ,briiise: the leaves and . By the same token our Chinese friends on For- , Algeria - very release this mall so that the mall may now be roof- little,, , :: stems enough ¦¦¦to¦ ; mosa must shudder when;they read The Liberal that is V siibs t an ' c.e. ' ' ;.,.: ed over. All the store fronts ori the rhall ¦Papers. 'suggestion's that the U.S. recognize Red from: the jvfst- You can come are being , done over. A row of second China , that the U.S. sponsor Red /Chiiia for U.N. emerged arid in. contact less story office units are being built and a 'S. - ' grant financial aid to . . hopeful- ' tiy: ¦ membership, that;the/U. - direc large medical center expansion done/ At ¦' ' Formosa and lhe Pescadores. ly nonalign- V Cloth in g, ed nations. : ; the main entrance to the mall a huge foun- ¦ / ;. R0ark whether yours, . ' ' allies can't be expected These cats : . ¦: tain will be built as a ''focal point. ' .;• •, AND OUR Europ«an ' or . so hie one to crieer the ideas set, forth by Liberal Papers . 'dprt 't- :care, really, whom, they, else's; ah ani- JAMES B. DOUGLAS, proidenf of . essayists, that (lie U '.S. abandon her missile; bases take the moneyVfrom. A Red mal's hair ybr ;-' V in Europe and allow the Russians to plug in . on ruble is as. pleasuijg to . the eye fur; sm.o ke Northgate, commented that:the center was as a green biick. Nor, for- one of Vthe finest design.'/ when built, but that . a bi-directional DEW lino. - from Va fire in . 1 certainly don 't suggest that. President Ken-:. minute, do you ever imagine which 'ivy.; is now (12'years later) design standards have nedy wiMy be influenced by The Liberal'Papers THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-RbUND they will raise a shout if it . burning, :e tc. advanced and the center must be upgrad- '-. ahd adopt its . proposals for unilateral action by endangers their shakedown po-, Pollen, blos- ed. He further states thatV by another ten Communists. sition.; The point which may soms a n d iwoiner . the United States to appease the; parry years they'll probably have to revamp the the essays have any effect gradually seep into our lead- roots of the plant all .. Nor do I fear that ' ¦¦ center again to keep it at peak efficiency on the determination of the American people to er s mind , as the, contents of ihe poison, V . the . till continue to be filing ' , Roughly about - half of all : and maximum beauty. oppose Communist power in the fight for free- are sensitive to But I am concerned to the winds, is that we buy young adults : . dom throughout .the . world... nothing at all with a profligate this stuff . After , 60 the sensi- Well, that should make downtowners at the; impact these Liberal Papers may have wastage of national resource,. . tivity usually disappears; . .but' . stop and think: abroad. : not always; , brought out ori the Sen- Certainly it is easy for centers to mod, This whole point was WE HAVE fcousht nothing In , I have found that. a solution - ate floor recently by Sen. Thurston Morton , of. South America, particularly in . :.' of "animate" sprinkled on the ernize, Business booms. Single ownership /] .Kentucky, who suggested that The Liberal Papers Pr<>fiisfa Argentina- and Brazil recent- ; plant kills it; Doubtless there; makes almost anything easy to do. should "- .be/renamed' Our America n Munich. ,; By DR£ W PEARSON into , nobody could deny him .the constitution , but the. con- ly. Wef have bought nothing in are other effective chemicals, ' : - ' ' '" -" ' "WASHINGTON - The N e w'. the right to fight. ;: stitution doesh't say -anything : Laos or Viet Nam. We have ' too, . •; . . . , . But downtown must, for^competitive "IN MANY LANDS," Senator Marten pointed about requiring bur conferees bought Aside from avoiding the . York : nothing but , chaos in reasons, find the ways of accomplishing out, :' "people do not - fully understand . our consti- boxing commission turn- TO THAT end/ I ottered a to go over to your side every / the Congo, and in Ghana we plant, tliere- are numerous similar results. Large scale projects are tutional system , with its separation of powers. . ed down the Sonny.;¦¦Liston- -/ . flat $1,000,000 -lo - Patterson . time, there is a joint confer- have bought the best copper- methods if prevention or treat- under way/in many places. V When a member of Congress in this country Floyd . Patterson .heavyweight, With a bond guaranteeing that . ence," : shot back . Cannon. riveted dictator since Hitler set . . • 'mentc'V- this, amount be paid the min- . ''Since theV erist front of the '¦¦A: Immediately after contact , is often interpreted overseas :as an championship match in New '" . speaks out .Vit ute after the fight was con- up shop. We have bought nei- THE GREAT NATIONAL developers, indication of U.S. policy or intent. Now we. have York for a good arid , ju stifiable . capitol was extended , .we have ther : cooperation nor depend-/ wash thoroughly with laundry , Congress reason—namely, Listen 's crim- cluded. : A lesser amount , to beV a new room on the, House side, . or kitchen soap. This often aggressive local developers, joint projects . a group of Democratic members ./.of; . . determined later , was to go to ency. We have: bought Cadil- by groups of local businessmen, civic proj- in this time of a Democratic administration spon- inal record. V where half of the meetings lacs and palaces and Swiss ' prevents or nearly always mi- Liston, . It seemeil to me that, ' :¦' should be held; . nimizes trouble. ects^-even downtown-wide paint up cam- soring this series of essays, Listen has ' been arrested 19 income taxes; beiag whatVthey ' ' ' ' V V bank accounts and fancy wom- should times,, 'V -V"It . -. is/• . only a few - steps , : Calamine lotions or anti- ; paigns—all show that important . "I think it is most unfortunate that this sent to jail itwice, once •V.Vare, - - this was not an unreason- .en ,;and that's all we've bought downtown It is bound to .;' . on a serious conviction of arm- ' away," added , the 83-year-old histamine drugs ease itching. ' happen , at this , particular time. . able amount , and that the two¦" : Cannori. "Surely; your; mem- —unless you.. count suspicion . ¦V; beautification can be dbne if the right ef- that President Ken- ed robbery, once for assaulting , ;and sometimes active hatred; Skin preparations containing fort is behind it. V complicate the difficulties boxers could help their coun- bers wouldn 't object to walk- zirconium oxide tend to make nedy and Secretary Rusk face in Germany* Gen- a police officer.. - Most of the try and themselves by, allotting V We have certainly purchas- . shadowy characters rWho have ¦ ing-that far." the poison inactive, . eva , VVlet Nam , Africa and elsewhere. I hope that the balance to help, youngsters "I'll have to. take it up with/ : ed no staunch allies against : managed him in the past took ' ¦ ¦ . Dilute bleaching solutions, We will Jet the . world know thai the content of ¦¦ . :- . in; trouble, my' .' •. committee,'"', snapped- the" communism in Korea, . or iii ; applied early, also, tnay inac- represent the think- the 5th amendment when call- The Liberal Papers does not : ved to testify before the Kef- I never had the courtesy of a .-' 84-year-old Haydeii. He did so, ..: Japan,: reall>. We have pour- tivate the poison. ;¦;; Superduper BombV^- ing of the vast, majority of the Congress, Demo- auyer boxing investigation. . reply. Secondhand I heard that . arid-later sent a terse letter to ed the billions; into India: and crat and /Republican/' ' some of: the. men . around Pat- Cannon, reporting that the Sen- achieved nothing there except IP- BLISTERING occurs, So the New York boxing tcrsonVwanted a bigger cut! ate committee had voted to ab- . ; Krishna Menon , who snarls compresses of boric acid, po- How do you stand , sir? V. commissioners, i ri c' l-.-u ding Fact or Fantasy? . However, if Sonny Liston is prove .;. Cannon's suggestion ,. : and: spits \yhen he says "Amcr- . tassium permanganate, . Bu- James A. Farley Jr.,; ruled ' ' ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ really interested in rehabilitat- but with a very "important ica .7- . - . . ,. rpw's solution, or cold saJt so- against putting an ex-convict V proviso—namely, that the Sen- Iiition vvill be soothing. - But . IT IS REPORTED that both Russia BY into the national limelight ing himself , and if Patterson is IN YEARS GONE iriterested in helping him, .the ate could originate action oil BUT WE ARE not alone in remember that the permanga- and the United States are now toying with . ip receive uie of the appropriation meas- disillusion. T h e Russians nate will stain. the idea of a superbomb ten Years Ago ,,1 952 possible plau- above offer still stands—but half to end—quite lit- only provided a reasonable ures passed every session. ; acquired nothing when they In very severe cases, steroid erally, as itV happens—-all superbomhs, it City street department personnel opened dits of the bought Sekou Toure , lock , stock drugs are given by mouth to multi t u'd e s share of the.proceeds is used HAYDEN CONTENDED that would turn the trick , so the story goes, by the Lake Winona outlet gates for Ihe first time for helping boys who need there: was nothing irregular and, Guinea. They have a lot . ease or shorten the discomfort, since the Mississippi River flood pushed against and perhaps of people running around in a but this must be under a doc- nullifying anythin g electronic in the t h e world's help. about this. He maintained that . area where it landed. the city in April. heavywei g h t while the constitution required lot bf places, but the people tor's care. First reservation for a flight over . Wisconsin ¦ A ROW BETWEEN a sena- "revenue" (tax) bills to origi- seem to be getting harder to While patent preparations ' title . tor and a congressman, aged , "Toying" may not be (he appropriate Central Airlines when airline service is inaugur- However, a nate in the House, it was handle. Cuba, I truly believe, may help, their over-enthusi- ated has been made by L. If, Bailey/Winona bus- .' •84 and 83, as to who shall walk . Vague as to whether appropri- is becoming more a liability astic use may actullly aggra- verb to describe what happens when a man JsV enti- itol great inessman. V . tled to reha- farthest across the cap ation bills should be passed : than an asset for the Russians. vate some sensitive skins. power begins to think about develop- building, may coma to ector of posal in March , as president half the joint conferences of enough to bait a sizable hook small doses six or eight weeks nearly 25 years, the State Teachers College Board of Big Brothers in the nation 's flout tradition and the intent pass. For one thing, the cost of developing the two committees he held on of the constitution. I'll never for a big fish. before the poison ivy season in St. Paul adopted a resolution designating Col- capital , that Liston and Floyd the House side of the capi- . starts. the superduper bomb would suposedly be lege Hall , main buildin g on the local campus, as Patterson stage their match agree to that." The Russians have their own toi. The octogenarian deadlock problems with crops, China , Any of these preventive figured in hundreds of billions of dollars. "Somsen Hall. " in Washington under the "I really don 't sec any need measures should , of course, be Kcfau. continues. Since appropriation and the administration of their Even our economy might find that some- watchful eye of Sen. for it ," replied Haydon . "The , it may done under a doctor's supervi- what discommoding. ver and the Justice Depart- bills must be passed outstations. They have a geog- The chances are that Fifty Years Ago . . . 1912 joint meetings have always stall Congress beyond an Au- raphical susceptibility to de- sion — and remember, also, economics, if nothing else, ment and that a reasonable been held on our side while I that the injections are not tp will keep this The familiar whistle of the steamer Ideal was share of the proceeds be set gust adjournment; struction at our hands if the bomb in the speculative stage. plainly heard for the first time this season, when have been here, and long be- ur. r reaerien ociu, new be used after you've fcroken aside for Big Brothers and the fore that. It has worked out all game goes hard ball all of a out , wlMi an ivy rash, It's too the little packet announced its arrival. The craft combatting of juvenile delin. president of the \National Acad- sudden. More cynical than we, THE TALK OF SUCH a wtapon does (rom Fountain right. Besides, you originate emy of Sciences, has warned late ihen. This sort of preven- brought down iw barges of wood qtieney. It si'emed to me that all the appropriations bills in I think tliey are realizing that tive procedure may be tried illustrate, admittedly in rather extreme City. if .Liston would contribute to urgently that the United States painting thc whole world os- fashion , the House;" must overcome .Ihe Soviet lead only for extremely sensitive the insanity of the course that Work of laying new gas mains, which has and wor' at keeping other hoy s tensibly red is not logical or people. civilization is been in progress since the middle of April , is in oceanographit research. now pursuing. An enor- from the type of trouble he got "WELL, that's according to of the practical if the paint keeps proceeding in. a manner very satisfactory to the Russia is further ahead terpret loans in terms mous proportion of mankind's scientific United States in exploring the chipping off the nails and the cf "de- and technological resources is now devot- Winona Gas , Light &- Coke Co. All the mains the true color emerges, - Any ma- mocracy." Two, wc will never , and con- depths of the sea than ed , not to controlling our environment have been placed on the South Side IA U heights of space—which could jor league learn in the world be able to instill either dem- and making life better , but to developing siderable progress made on Third and Fourth J/u. 5 L give Russia - an advantage in can bankrupt itself on too ocratic feeling or a sease of streets in tho Last End. submarine warfare . . . Sen. many nonprovident farm clubs. gratitude into any of these and fashioning more terrible engines of countries. Three, wai will never destruction. Warren Magnuson of Washing- . Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 ton has been badgering Con- HENRY TAYLOR had an build our. own concept ot good- important piece thc other day will-to-man on massive loans This has often been poinled out. Jt The Diamond Jo dock is now being covered gress with the same warnlnff for come time. , .Dr. Seitz, in- about the Iiigh cost of Amer- to profiteering politicians. And . needs to be pointed out again and again , wilh a coat of paint- cidentally, is the same scien- ican meddling in other peo- four, we will never, with all until the suicidal absurdity of this course About 50 head of cattle were taken across tist who was ridiculed after ple's business . . . doubtless our meddling, ever change the river on thc ferry. They are being driven has been drummed into humanity 's con- World War II for warning that with the moral sights raised ' built-in customs and thought sciousness. The stories about a possible to Iowa. Russia would develop the high. Harry's piece was back- habits in a foreign land, . Tom Swift's Electronic NulUfier. bomb atomic bomb before 1950. (The stopped by the fact that three I think we'll eventually get may sound unreal, One Hundred Years Ago . . . . 1862 Soviets exploded their first A- Senators , including Albert tired of trying. That's when but they focus attention 1049.) ' ' . ' on a problem that is dreadfully real. A number of parties from town have been bomb in Gore (D.. Tenn. > returned there'll be no more dough left out on (routing expeditions and have met with from a lour of Africa , fulmi- in the cash register, and all KAYE'S WIFEV/ORKING nating that wc shouldn 't lend we have to mark its , passing varied success. NEW YORK (yn-Danny (give) nt any money to nalions will be some kicks in the teeth Kayo's wife Sylvia Fine is which flouted thc ideal' work on a musical version s of from the poor relations we ( score and lyrics) of "The true democracy. He named tried to love Into a condition WINONA DAILY NEWS Ghana as one of these coun- of alliance with hard cash and An Independent Newspaper Established IS5S Scarlet Pimpernel." Try and Stop Me ~ The espionage classic is len- tries—and shortly thereafter completely j awbone c r e d 11, we made the Volta project And I' m willing to bet the Rua. By BENNETT CERF W F. Wilms (5. R. CI.OSWAT C. E LINDKN tatively marked in on the Publisher F.xcc. Director Business Mgr. Broadway schedule for next loan to Nkrumah's thugs, any- siaim will see the name light Bob Hope overheard Iwo and Editor & Adv. Director season, although casting of thc how. first, If they haven't seen it sun baked old One, wc meddle when we in- already. bidd.jes at the nineteenth hole discourse main role is not yet decided . W. J. COM ADOLPH BRUME* H.'G. HVMBS as follows: "Your husband seems to be Managing Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. PARHNTAL PERFORMANCE scoring better , now that he has a new NEW YORK un-James stance." B. ll. H ABKCK F. H, Kt.ACCE II. J. LOSINSKI Mitchell cut short his vaca- ' Composing Supt. Press Supt. Engraving Supt Dr.- XV W. I.niler "that 's not a new stance. That's a tion from Broadway for a spe- . flew husband." ' JM, G I.EE GIUSWOI .D GORDON HOLTB cial reason, 131 Cheat* Building phon< 4417 Chief Accountant Sunday Editor Mitchell's parents, who live A bargain hunter in California , arrived for a ' went to a gigantlq MEMRER Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS brief holiday of their own while Modern Chiropractic fire sale im week—and bouglit a gigan- he was having a week's rc«t tlc fire. "tj^gff * ' from his role of magician in and Electrotherapy " ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ : . • The Associated Press is entitled, exclusively Al l&mi-r the musical "Carnival." So i to the use for republication of nil the local they could catch him onstage, 9 a.m. to S p.m. Dally - Wed. lat. 9 0» y»w liMt ft» pntMftt yeuryelr »• G*d as news printed (ti this newspaper us well as all Mitchell wont back to work on *Y a.m. to 12 Neon ;.-m,mmpm, *«*n*n wt» bee rit nftd fo I'm sorry to report the bank has refused us a loan. ' rinirfly* A.P. news dispatches. h/s Saturday off—and did both FrWay aTvanlngi by Appointment hfnhmma, Un4lUn§ the word ef truth. They want some further guarantee of repayment other ' / ¦ - matinee and evening perform- ¦ -fi/TtkniflrtVM, • . 8 962 1 ; typiidiy, May 7, 1 than oyr i — i ;; " ; " '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' promise to cross our hearts nnd hope to die. ances. ' ¦;V: 'iy:. >'V-^',: ' .' - y": ASSORTED;;FUAyORS : * she was born July 11. 1891 daugh- Mosf L/ S. D. J Bruski to Atlanta , clear :...... 83 58 "Kirch. cipal Judge S. . j ¦ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank charges of drunkenness ard using Bismarck, cloudy .... 64 44 .- . . .. Jehovah ; She was a member of the obscene language on a public : Boise, cloudy .... 76 56 V. and was married in 1910. Prisoners ¦ .,.. ;,..63 Witnesses street. ;' . .; . . . .' .".;i Boston, cloudy , 52 . V07 Surviving are. Her husband ; six Chicago, cloudy . '.- 65 44 . He was arrested by police at - - - - sons, Lloyd and Donald, rural j Cleveland, cloudy ..-- 69 35 .16 Come Back 1:13 am, Sunday at 3rd and Wai- . . v Galesville; Cecil , Winona; Russell. 49' , clear ...... 84 47 .. nut streets . 6 Denver . Canned Beverages Ashland. Wis. and Leo and Reu- Des Moines , clear .... -70 47 ;.' By HAL BOYt- E Judge Bruski ' sentenced him to ben, Red Wing; one daughter, Mrs. f APi-Things a Detroit , clear ... . 7.1 41 NEW YORK pay a $15 fine or serve five days Lawrence Schlindler. columnist might never know it he Fairbanks, rain .. ... 42 35 T in the city jail on the charge of near Galesville; one sister, Mrs . didn't open his mail: Fort Worth, cloudy ..! »<) 66 ' ¦ '¦ . - . drunkenness and $25 or eight days Lee Stoddard, Onalaska , Wis . and With federal prisoners it' Helena , cloudy .. » ,. ...7 (1 50 '.. most s on the charge of using obscene ' 23 grandch'ldren. a matter of "out again, in again, , the sentences to run Honolulu , cloudy W 27 . . .. service will be Wed- language ¦' - A funeral Within five years after their re- consecutively. Kansas Cily, cloudy ...73 62 .. 2 p.m. at Smith Mor- nesday at lease, 65 per cent are back behind He was taken to jail. Miami , clear .; ... ; 80 61 Galesville. Henry Hosting ¦¦ tuary, bars; ¦ .. Milwaukee, clear . . :., 6-1 36 Winona, will conduct the service. Mpls.. St. Paul , cloudy 57 41 .. Girls, if you want to go where Friends may call Tuesday from the boys are, go to college. Enroll- Shrine Ceremonial New Orleans, clear .. 85 59 7 to 9 p.m. New York , clear ...... 75 54 .01 ment of boys outnumbers girls in the ratio of 13-10. The big reason : Set at La Crosse Ornnha, cloudy ...... 6!) 50 V Frank Morman ' most parents still think a sheep- Philadel phia , cloudy . 82 55 .01 HOKAH . Minn.—Frank Morman. LA CROSSE , Wis—More than Phoenix , clear 101 63 .. died ot a La Crosse skin is more important to a son 4,000 Shriners are expected here 84. Hokah , than to a daughter. Portland , ¦Me., clear . .56 38 .. hospital late Saturday evening. Saturday when Uniformed units Portland.. Ore., cloudy HI +1 .28 lit was born Oct.. 21 , 1J177, in Did you know you spend about and members of Zor Temple will 45' per cent of your waking time St. Louis, clear .... . 75 58 .02 New Hartford , Winona County, participate in a home-town cere- Salt Lake City, cloudy 8!> 49 .. and he farmed there until 1927 listening? monial honoring Potentate John A. San Francisco , clear .76 59 when he moved to Hokah where he Mooney Sr.'. Another 25 per cent Is spent in of ' Seattle , clear 4S 33 .03 had since lived. talking, reading and writing. All Zor s units will participate , Mar- and that will include thc Camel Pa- Washington , cloudy , 87 52 Surviving are: His wile Odd regulations: In Sweden , Mrs , Clar- trol from Madison who will bring ~ T-'Prnce garet ; two daughters youngsters under 18 must have a " ( Hokah, and a herd o( seven camels to the city ¦ SERVE WITH ' • ~~" —~ •—¦ DAILY RIVER BULLETIN ence Doris) Vcrthein. letter from the king in order to PRID E I Mrs, Arland (Irene) Hegland, Et- to appear in a parade. Three' of il&BMsT^I^^ Flood Stage 24-hr. get married. West German police sister, Mrs the animals will be officially Riven Stage Today Chg. trick , Wis. ; one , musl carry knives equipped with Christine Burke, St. Paul; 16 names in a ceremony at Mary K. fled Wing . ... 14 B.S - .3 corkscrews. An Oregon law once Sawyer Auditorium in the after- 9,8 - ,3 grandchildren and seven great- Lake City banned motorists from driving noon. Wabasha 12 8.5 - .3 grandchildren, A daughter , one son died , with their shoes off. Clowns and other units will barn- Dam 4 . T.W 6.6 - .3 and one brother have I Health hint : If city fumes choke 4,» Services will he Wednesday at storm throughout the cily during I 5, T.W...... - .6 Dam Schumacher you, move to a desert. The clean- most of the day and will play a Dam 5-A. T.W, . fi , t - .5 8:30 a.m. CST, ht ^ARCH^Up^^ est air in the nation is found over part in a free public exhibition of Winona .... 13 7,4 — .4 Funeral Home, La prosse, and 9 at PR,I)E deserts. Zor unit J at Memorial Field in tlw EACH '23^ Pool ... .. !> — .2 St. Peter 's Catholic Church, Hokah. I ¦ " ¦ %¦¦¦ » I Dam 6 . -3 Latest new s from tlie farm: evening. Dam 11 , T.W...... 6.5 — .3 The Rev. Michael Kuisle will con- 8,4 duct the service. Burial will be in Cows that lounge on foam rubber The public exhibition will follow Dakota .. mattresses gave more milk than a nearly two-mile parade from Dam 7 , Pool 9,3 — -3 Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Hokah. Friends may call at tht funeral those , lhat are bedded on straw. the shores of the Mi.sissippi River FRWT T.W...... 5,0. - .3 Dam ?. to thc stadium. The program will COCK La Crosse .12 77 — .2 home Tuesday after 3 p.m. The TAlL »i Our quotable notables; "I have f 5 a I Rosary will be said at 8 CST. include numbers by the singing Tributary Strtarna suffered from being misunder- , ' . 2.5 —2.4 Chanters, Ihe concert band Ln Chippewa al Durand stood , but 1 would have suffered Crosse Oriental Band, VausmYken . 30,4 — .5 Zumbro at Theilman Jail Escape Business a hell ot a lot more, if 1 had been Indians, the Zor Drum Corps of Trempealeau at Dodge 0,2 — .1 understood. "—Clarence Darrow. 4,3 Eau Claire, exhibitions hy the Black at Galesville .. -f .2 Can Be Embarrassing Paging Horatio Alger; Starting CLEAN CLEAR THROUGH-THAT'S A FAB WASH SNAP OFF — EASY AND QUICK 2,0 — .2 Arab Patrol and the motor-scooter Ln Crosso at W. Salem nl the bottom of the ladder has its riding Nomad organization , 73 -| .1 , Ga, (AP)—Some- and a Hoot nt Houston BRUNSWICK penalties. Some studies show tbat number of out-of-state organiza- RIVER FORECAST escape business times this jail lads who had to struggle all the tions to be announced later. Heavy Duty FAB VW 79c Utility Baggies - C 79c to Gullonbero) (From Hatting* can be embarrassing. Following thc exhibition a dance will continue Grady Hop- way up to top managerial posi- ' A falling tendency Tnko the case of will be held at the auditorium for KILLS BAD ODORS FAST CONCENTRATED ' who somehow ob- tions wind up in poorer health in (he Mississippi with stages of kins Jr., 20., all Shriners and members of the 7.1 at Wlnonn ' Tuesday, 7.0 Wed- tained a hncksnw blade -and cut than those who stepped from col- lege Masonic order. nesday nnd 6.9 Thursday. out a bnr from hl» cell , leaving into a fairly good post. ¦ - - - 79c Low Suds AD - - t: 64c opening. He How they got started : Yul Bryn- FLORIENT Advertisement * n nine-Inch square started to wriggle through but ner wns a trapeze performer. Dick SUCCESS STORY WITH INSTANT CHLORINE BLEACH. FOR DISHES OR FINE LAUNDRY found to hin dismay thnt the hole Clork first aspired to be a banker. LYNW1ELD, Mass. W — John Woman tortured wns too small. Bandleader Xavier Cugnt was a R. Zappnla of Wakefield wns a Four cellmates disrobed Hop- newspaper cartoonist, waiter at the Ship's Haven Res- NEW AJAX - 2V : 49c New VEL S 28c head taurant six yenrs ago. - - - - kins «nd soaped him from Money talk: During the middle byAgonizinglTCH to toe with hnndsonp, then poured Ho now heads a corporation PINK LIQUID ' ALL PURPOSE (with ammonia) >'Ine»rlyit(htiiteJtaib ^ ' V:\ 't ages India used fish hooks as cur- thnt recently purchased the place wnter on him. He still couldn rency, 7V4 ytan.T btuIfeuuda #f%^f|s All the world's stock of for more than $250 ,000 . Znppnln ¦ budge, mined gold tould be put into a V;:;v B C mw tuondtrmmt.Neuilm^/m^A Ninety minutes after he got is considered an expert in restau- VEL Detergent 65c AJ AX CLEANER ^39 I'm bappy, " " "''' ^ "jWm&m room 30 feet high and 30 feet rant operation. P, R4mi *y e{LA.C *l!f,iESJMmm stuck — Hopkins gave up and square. called tlcrt ' l bUunl relief f >f>pWt^2BM_____f called for help. Thc jailer Nature notes: A waving green hand In perfect safety—nil she \ I0(CU|»« it rttinsl Uth , —ynmjMW in a maintenance man who freed ttcltl itch , chjlmji, mil ^**r flag will annoy a , bull just as will sting is another queen hoc i and ecjtmi wllh «n •m«»lM "f* wl«M|«« him. (oimiil»cMledLANAqANjl,T»il«(«»t-«ciln« ¦ much as a red one, A cricket an It was Miguel do Cervantes who mtitiottit cftmt klllih.rmfH l biccerli «rmi There are four million vending inch long can make a chirp loud observed , "Everyone Is as God whilaii looihfi iiw, mimed ind inll»nit colon muaclei. (3) COIONAID molt- ' longer Mron Paul' i enough to eliminate! turlzee for easy paiuge without pain LADIES AID St s Episcopal § Church /» j i Rtll»k»ui \ watte—which drlc* and ihrlnki, fur> or strain, (HjJe- Goods UA&iPWttA. (her aggravating the condition, COLONAID relieve! even chronic . INDEPENDENCE, Wis. Church § Artlclos ? ^^ Relief, docion »ay, |le» In th> nnn- comtlpMion oversight; It ao gentle clol)—Bot h circles ol thc Lulheran Front Entranct — Parish HoGtt Full I LEAF'S (rrltailng, de-conttlpatlngprinciple of it wai htrnplul-proved n/e even for Ladles' Aids will have a joint , spe- * Sponsored by St. Paul's Week Day V „„ a new tonicHablet called COIOMMD, expectant ittothen. Get COLONAID cial meeting at the home of Mm. 108 West 3rd St., Winona " Phon* 2015 fhoneB OLOWAIO Episcopal Church Woman 2222 ' S.concf and Main OfaU Itadioa laju«iv«i, only C loday. LNTRODUCTORV SIZE 4*«. Ella Evenson Wednesday evening. , i

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I I U.Ha»l Trailer Rentals ( ^ .^w^^T I leTSSSX *" ^^tfH w l. , ¦ L »«»«.«»¦ . ...,,, .-,.,,». ,,..,^,,, .,,.~.~. ,,« ..^^ -nm r- —""rr—i—-"'"-"— —--- '"-*^^«»< ™* r- I TT I - TT 'i—nr— *, - —~~L,,-„.*—.—~*~ [fT1— T- ' j rL iiii nr. i i : 1 1 ' i mii Trnr iii TTn iinniiriiTiT- niij. Q . II.IIJI i i, jj„.,„ ,_X-LUL3 for remodeling windows. Edward ' 'Kulas, 676 E. . .2nd St., BETTER SHINE City Building $3,000 for construction of a 17- by 18-foot , addition/to a house at FOR ALL FLOORS ! Seal Gloss clear 69/St. Charles St. V V v : AA The New . r finish is for vinyl and all Harold Kauphusrnan 157 Lee floor [> . hard surface floors. Seal Gloss, 0$gG0 ,000 fbr construction of an Total Reaches StV. $1 By contains "Acrylic" the., same. JULES tort addition to his. house. working chemical used 716 W. 5th St; Wonder Anyone who has spent tiidny Stln- . D. F.. Jaszewski . . new . auto , finishes to ; for garage remodeling by A-l in the day afternoons looking at homes $300 eliminate waxing. A clear high Construction Co. gloss finish which does not jel- doesn't have to be told that as the MM West End Greenhouses, 555 Huff resistant and the house you want or New construction in Winona this low , it is slip . size of can St., $600 for construction of a 20- spotting. Easy to year^ipped past the thrSe-quarter ends water . afford decreases so . does the by 50-foot greenhouse. apply, Seal Gloss protects col- 475 E. Srd chance of finding one you like;. million dollar-mark last week when Mrs. Mary Suchomel, or and lasts for months. $100 for interior remodeling by : .; The ' reason is . bebausie 13 perrhits with a tptal dollar valu- St-* . of the Leo Prochowitz. V THV~ ~Dep»r plain fact that design techniques ation of $50,374 were issued by Permits for gaS-firied installation ^ paint v- those certain , touches that turn the city engineering department. Were drawn by: 167 Center St; an ordinary dwelling into a delight- The largest pf last: week's per- Kraning's Sales & Service , for ful home— too often have to give mits was^ one for construction of Harto Larson , : 1866 W. 5th St.. way to space limitations, . a wellhouse for the Wincrest water Carney Heating Service, for Frank supply system on Garvin Heights; Koiiba, 849 E. Mark St., Sievers ' ^B^HHHOHNHflBHBvBjOMBjHHH UNLESS, OF ctwtm the design- The job, to be> done by Acloii Heating & Air Conditioning, for er has the skill of the craftsman Construction Go., St. Paul , will Mrs. Berrtce Bderst/ ,401 E. : 5th who produced this : elegant little cost $17,821. under a contract vvith St., and Mrs. Hugo Kochendorfer, ranch — architect Lester Cohen, V FASHIONABLY SMALL V. V. This elegant little ranch con- ' Vto display and a floor plan with every inch "of space properly the Board of Municipal Works. 318 E. 5th StV; Fair Heating Serv- a veritable champion of the middle- ' 64 dimensions of 35'J0" allocated. ice, for Hiawatha Printing Co., income American. taips onlyV 1,293 square feel of living area in VTHE BUILDING Will be 12 by E, 2nd St. :¦ V The house J-18 in our series, con- deep by 64'8'> wide, yet it has an pxI .erioiV anyone would be.proud 9 feet and will be erected at the An oil burner permit was taken f^^B/ Z^^^^^H tains only 1,293 square feet of liv- well slte at 1358 Starlite Dr. by Carney for Leland Doebbert , 511 ing area in dimensions of 35 feet Johngriid, Inc., drew a .'..$13 ,143 W. Mill St. : ^^^^^Brl rclUwfer^^^B inches deep by tive. ,A wide , arch at the center ' m ' ¦ V10 ¦ 64 feet 8 inches permit for conistniction of a 42- i^^^Hlm^^Sc^\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\H^^ft«Ai\WT\_ w6rtf- _^\\ y ^ y^^' • wide/ hall opens the width of the room by 52-fopt .building at 603 Huff St; '^^^^^ :. - Vet it has an exterior anyone visually and , joined as it is with to house . a self-service dry clean- would tp: Building in Winona ^MB^^^TY I be proud display —. )6AV the dining room , the measurement ing establishment. . lines, a gentle roof, pitch and a : Ralph Scharmer! is. the cont rae- 1962 dollar volume ,. " ,200 loggia which gives it a homey long-ways stretches to ari expanse - .:. .$7Se colo- torv There'll be gas-fired unit heat- Residential ' ...... , ;. 120, 121 nial touch — and a floor span with of more than 31 f eet. ; ers. Commercial ....;... ' 88,362-.. , . every inch of space properly allo- A permit was issued to Winona ¦ cated for comfortable modern Irv- THE FIREPLACE oh tha lohfl Public (non- ""* SMSIN^BMB ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ wall of the living room make? Transit Co., for construction of a ) 717 : ¦' ¦¦'¦¦ ¦ ¦' ' ' ing- V: :.:• -. A'r.A: ;;v V • ' ..- ; : V taxable ;.,...;.... 547, . . ' . . ' ¦ v TOYE -: furniture arrangement - .• ¦easy, and 39- ; by 80-foot addition to a build- New houses ...... : 7 ing at 315 W. 3rd St! ' which it will THERE ARE three bedroomi, so does the large bow window in . Their value V y.;.;.,$ 80.000 PLUMBING & HEATING the front. The combination of bow use for bus maintenance and stor- I ^12 E. 3rd Sn Phone: 3972 / though the third could serve equal- ' - , Volume lame date ly well as: window, at one end and sliding age/, a den; 1V4 baths; a 20 f P. 1961 ., . $762,699 foot 9 inch living doors at the other makes,/ventila- Earl Schwab has the contract room with a for construction of the addition to log burning fireplace; tion excellent , a feature . that will a separate be used: as a repair shop. Cost dining room; a rear porch be more appreciated as summer which is estimated at $12,000. . could be enclosed, if desired , ' arid wears on. converted into a family fooni ; ai . According to architect Cohen , THE TOTAL valuation of new double garage; basement; and — rnost hoineovvriers prefer the mas- permits issued this year now is '¦¦ 1 Phbne 1010 for free note this well —• ¦a' -14 foot 9 inch ter bedrborn in the front pi the $756 ,200, compared • with $762,639 a V^ Mr by 13 foot kitchen with adjoining house, so-that's. where he put it. . It year ago;' ;. V '¦ .V ' . dinette. . . has cross \entila\ion,: two closets There have been seven new'house Vft P(umbiiig Estiniaiei fi/ V The kitchen would bie the envy and an adjoining lavatory. permits drawn this year, four few- of- housewives in many a larger er than in 1961 at this: time. lanter outside Is win- V hbrrie. Its work area 'is in Va A STONE p Last week 's, other permits went which means it car broken-Ik design, a step-saver if dow height , •to : '- ' : '. . - be . enjoyed frorn iiiside as well. - there ever waft One,; and it is con- . Mrs. A. M, Goergen ,. 351 - W. venient to the main entrance hall , Another feature of the master bed- Wabasha St.. $250 for residential room that / shouldn't overlooked ¦ . rear and basernent sfeips. be. : FLOOR PLAN: . You would be hard put to dinette. House contains 13:5 square feet of liv- remodeling by Schwab. , is the arrangement of the closets find a single inch wasted in this well-ordered ; ing area , not counting garage and porch, in di- Vernon Hemniing, 419' . ,\V. How- ANOTHER modern feature ii thi ¦ plan. Note the. efficient arrangement of the y monsiohs of -35'] 0" deep , by 64'8" wide; . - . -,• ; ard St.i A$20p f or construction of a fine dining room, il foot 7 inches garage to be attached to his house. by ;kitchen work airea leaving plenty of room for the- ' ;, ' : . . L 10 foot 6 Jnthes in size with Ray Gabrych, 720 E. Broadway, sliding J-1& Statistics glass doors on two walls, $1 ,750 , for installation of aluminum opening to both the rear porch and This ; three-bedroom , ranch laundry and storage area. The fact ' siding by J. D. Mohan; the terrace. Mail Coupon for .Baby BIueprini * With, the doors open , has VA baths; a living .room, that the porch doesn't have a base- National . Can Retinning Co;, 1101 it makes summertime dining al- . 20 feet * inches by 14 feet; an ment beneath1 it shouldn 't pose any Full study plan information on this architect-designed House ol E. Sanborn St:, $200 for construc- n\pst an outdoor experience. adjoining dining room, 11 feet The VVcek can be yours ilpw. It comes to . you: in a handy folder with "' should tion of a 7- by -foot'addition . The dimensions shown for the 7 inchei by 10 leet 6 inchei; « significant heating problem a baby: blueprint showing each, floor and ail elevations plus "Tips on Harry Viek , 119 Zumbro St , $10 living room; 14 feet , by almost 21 kitchen-dinette 14 feet .:•• inches you want to close it in. Modern Building a House." The price is only 50 cents. They're also, available feet , actuailly are modestly decep- by1"'13 feet; center . hall, double, heating methods would , make such at the/information . counter of the Daily News. garage, basement, and rear a conversion practical V ' ' porch which could be closed iii V' \ HOME PLANS , DAILY , NEWS /- •/¦. • ¦¦' ' A.; family room. A nice combination of stone and ' ; ' . . Please' stend trie a baby blueprint on Design J-18. : a* ' ¦ : P#^M/> Living area wontains 1,293 vertical board .siding, has just the . . ' Enclosed isiSfl cents. . . ; ,; • " ' V square feet of floor space not right effect on the exterior of this ' jJal //NAME /,.1.;„.:V.VV. , : ': ¦ - / ¦:. /\ : /A. -.i..... A.A.: y ¦¦//... . , ^^* ^^*,t S{ jj-^t— SC counting porch and garage.. house, and the extension of the A . A. iifl¦SKh^BL llllP"**>^_ ^ Overall dimensions . are 35 feet (please print plainly) plan' ter-: beyond the side wall adds ^,^ j ' 10 inches deep by. 64 feet 8 ' ______W______\___ig2 %_____to_ ' lpggia ¦ ' ' ¦ • ' ' ' ' laiiiiiiiK ^iiiiiiiaH ^^iliiVff ' inches wide. to ttie illusion of length. The ; \ STREET ..i;, ..: ... ;.;>;:. . .. , - .:,.: y. .,;. V.. ; ,;.- . . V yV/V . .. ; .'VV..V / ¦ ¦ ' ' W^^^^^^^^^^^/S with its wooden columns ' and ' ¦ ¦ CITY ' ;..V...: V' :V ii^^^ r serving as sound barriers between arches also produces a delightful /...:..,,.;..,:.,..,,. ..,.,...r -VSTATE :V.V ./., ,.^,., the other two bedrooms. touch most small homes just don't The main bath is well placed, ' :, ' ¦ Golt .et ux—Lot 2, Block 5, Cummings, Vila have./ . . y. . •/' Property Transfers 8. Gould's Add. to Winona. hot only convenient to all the bed- Mary : Klein to Henry C. Jezewskl—S . rooms lint to the kitchen and for- "MY THEORY is that if . cou- In Winona County 102 ft. of Lot «,. Block 110, O.P.. to WI- . mal areas as well. It has a double ple , has a small family they riona. vanity - another touch not gene- shouldn't be forced to buy space WARRANTY DEEP Eldon A. Thomas tt ux to David L. Hen- SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY * Julius Asselln .to Ferdinand H. Buege derson et ux—Lot B and fractional Lot MChas. J. Olsen & Sons m\ ¦ rally found in homes this Size. they don't need just to get the 7. Block 3, Slack's Add. to VVlnona, and A- Amsrko' t largest .' et ux—Lands In SecM06-8. Sa/flay design they like ,!' said Cohen. This Wilton and Ethel Mae Bunke to Ervin S'ly Vi of Alley behind same. • LEO F. PLUMBING & HEATING M\ TOILET TANK BALL THE BASEMENT of this house house seems to put the theory into Klelal et ux—Land! In Sec, 34-105-8. . QUIT CLAIM DEED IM Robert Frank/ AAJSyfla et ux to E;. TK« •fRtienl extends beneath the living area practice./' . Roy Clyde A.. Glrod et ux to Wayne L. Gun- WqHr Mcultr Inttontly itopi only — not the porch or the ga- Holrwbrtti el ux-Lot 12, Block 24 and derson et ux-W'ly . 60 ft. of Lots 18, 19 BREYER f he «•? «) omtsr after each fluihlnfl. N'ly 2Vi ft: ot E'ly 51 M. ai Lot 13, Block and 20, : Block A, Fahrehdhoii Plat to 1564 W. Howard rage — and contains plenty ol 24, Lakeview Add. to Winona. Goodview. . '¦' • ¦ ¦ I 78C Af Winona, Minn. HAKDWAf tt STORK I space for a large recreation room, Edward J. Hartert et al fo Arthur L. j .. George Modjeski ef ux to Mary Wa- Jackman et ux-E'ly 50 ft. ol Lot », lotke—Lot 35, BlocK "A, JHMMMMi ^HHi ^aai ^^^^^ taH " Goodview Subd. Block 114, OP lo Winona; ex. portion va- Irene Christensen et mar to Elvena Permits cated: for Wabasha St . , Winona Malison—N 40 ft. of Lot 3, Block IS. Lyman O. Shatluck to Fred Neumann Lakeview Add. to vVlnona. -Lands In Sec. W-103-». . Rose Mary Curfin to Margaret K. Wel- Earl R. Boiler Jr. to Kermit Selka «l gel-Lol 3, Block. 1, Plat of E. P. Whltten ux—Lof','3,' E. . R, Boiler ' s 2nd Add. to Subd.. Io City of VVlnona. . High in March Village of Goodview. CONTRACT FOR DEED '¦ John Gabrlch to Frank H. Wesl—Lot ». Marguerlta S. Rltman et mar to Resi- The dollar valuation of building Block 4B, Hubbard's Add. to Winona. dence UntlmllM. Inc.—Lands In Sec. 34- irS Albin N. Eastermann to Richard Ni: HWH B 107-7 and Sec. 33-107-7. permits Issued in Winona . during 'Janikowski ' et ux~Lot 15, Block 6, Belmont March, was second largest for re- lAdd. to Winona. W. A. Schwletler to Alvin W. Schwletltr Southern Minne- Ralph H. BroWri et ux to Richard Brown et ux—Lands Ih; Sec. 18-106-9. porting cities in el ux—Lands In Subd. ol Sec. 1-105-5. Frank E. Braun. as guardian, to Leland sota and Western Wisconsin, data Harry A. Glubka et ux to Erna Ep- Rain et ux-W'/j of Lot 12, Block 10, compiled b the Federal Reserve Heln-W . 37Vi . It. of Lot '3,. Block 6. Chute's , Add. fo Winona. .. . y Plumer 's Add: to Winona. Armln Prigge to James R. Volkmann et Bank 0/ Minneapolis revealed to- Walter Lumber Co. to Emil Affcldt ef ux-E. 75 ft. of Lot 14, Ouflot "8," Audi- day/'" ux—Lot 4, Block 2. Smith's 1st Add. to tors Plat of Lewliton "East Side," FINAL DECREE For tlie month ending March 22 St. Charles. '- Earl , A. Schreiber ' et' ux to Arthur B. Alvlna Wenzel, decedent, to Rudolph the vahme of permits drawn here Wenzel et al-Lands In Sec. 25-105-8. Schreiber et ux--W. .B2 ft.,ol .N. 150 It. of ¦ was $448, 114, more than any other Lot ll. Lakeside O.L. to Winona. Hilke Homes,-, Inc., to Eugene W, Mc- MALCO ALUMINUM WINDOWS & DOORS community in the regien except Ardle el al—Lot 3. Block 3, Mike's Subd. EASY JOB Mankato which reported $1,052;- lo the City ol Winona. You'll find it easier to paint wall- Palmer M. Erickson el ux lo Alfred . E. 433. Sclionnaoel et uXrLands In' . -Soci -35-106-5.. hung cabinets if you remove thc Malco MARK II WINDOWS For the first quarter of 1962 . Arthur B. Schreiber et ux to Earl A. doors and paint them separately. Two-channel tilt combination. Has . jfljgrlf- _ - , ' Winona permits totaled $609 ,830 , Schreiber et ux-Part of Lot 12, Lakeside Place the doors on a pair of saw interlocking storm and screen pan- . y y>~?r~z?y ^/:~-AAA '\ , 1%1' O.L. to Winona. ^ [^ an increase of $27 ,000 over s Leon L. Pelenon et ux to Jerald J. horses or two boxes of equal WITH January ' through March total . Hennessy el ux-Lot 6 of Outlet 10, Audi- weight or on a table. The job will per- tors Plat of Lewiston "West Side," pari Rochester in March issued of SEVi of SWV. of Sec. 14-106-9. be speedier if you remove the mits with a total valuation of Frances Sikorsk i ff «l to John Felti— hardware before applying the $351 ,785, This brought the year's S'ly 'vol Lot 5, Block 43, Hamilton '! Add. to winona. enamel. Paint the interior of thc figure lo $1,220,291. Orren I. Waudby et ux to Michael F cabinets first, then the trim. Concrete Products La Crosse's first quarter volume Can Rust Can Bum Can't Decay of ?l , 009,B70 reflects $641620 in • 't « 't • March permits, while $87,900 in permits issued during March at ]] Eau Claire pushed the three- Malco MARK IX WINDOWS . month total to $720,615. . j l | || ^ ; IH Hed Wing went into the second A little MOORE paint quarter with $77,300 in new con- | struction , including #>2,!)0Q in March permits, while \lhert Lea's j makes a big difference total for the year went to $534 ,075 after permits with a valuation of $312 ,675 had been issued In March. COMCRETE AND CHIMNEY BLOCKS Mill Finished $12I / 5 ea, ' ' ¦ No new permits were issued in jj l^lB ^^Hu ' ^*y& LITE-WEIGHT BLOCKS „ . , , . . Economical fast mid sim- March nt Independence, Wis ., Anodued $13.50 «a. ^ ^VMH ' ' r''J Made in , the new modern p|(. to erect , Made of Lite- which had $12 ,000 at the beginn- < ^ ing of the month. Z.core design. A size lor wei fiht material for greater | Malco SUPREME WINDOWS i K | 9 i any and every building heat resistance. , , "v"v --"' t j Triple-channel tilt combinations. IS I /Jjj^^Hftr^ '^PvB H ^. ''^~7 ^.^ purpose, I rl»corator color inserts fo color-style V ' ^^ ^^^^ K $/* VmMmF': ' "? with Mill Finlihod 4>IOeUU ea, ' : ^ ' ll ^^^^ liiAlI ^iBk. I' /f MOORE'S HOUSE PAINT I Anodlied IpcOel 5 ea. "^ 1 CONCRETE ^pJLJ i^ "^ ^ ^^^ SHO ^©W- ^^1 DRAIN TILE ggj| J (^ JJfr • Sparkling freih colon '^ ' ^ ^¦PW ^i^ Self Storing V Door.. $27,95 1 , $^^ Will nol soften or dClerior- ( • Brilliont non-cholklng whit© ^^ fcL I J^iy ^ ^ Reg. Wlnchek I' $24,95 ate in wet ground. ^^"*°^ ^**^ Lor,B',a,,ino n'oh Door.. COMPLETE I Moored ^ * o'°w . SEPTIC TANKS j HoilSe Paint • Hldei all wrfacet quickly, easily MADE AND CESSPOOLS ^..mo ^." © Protecti while it beau1|fle» Welding Service It CAvLUalVEL I A hygenic sewane ilispo- White fume and mildew CEDAR FENCE LUMBER JOB or CONTRACT WORK mm ^ • retlitant A ^^ ' tal system that, will not ^¦mgp^ PY PORTABLE EQUIPMENT .^ ^^^^^ _ rust or rot. Made for per- Benjamin^ JflS Ottr Services Also lticlud«: J Ml -^ Af manence. ^ ; \ ^p^rSJ^V-^ / 2"x4" » for Cro«s Rail* .... llhr lii», ft. j « Sheet, Plate and Structure) Moore frWfrr g-^ ' ^"' "^ 4"x4"i for Posti 26' af litv ft. i Steel Work S^ J " . •^ East End Coal & • Boiler Repair Work RADEMACHER'S WINONA BOILER MOORE'S PAINT PRODUCTS ft STEEL GO. 59 Wett Second St. Phon* 3339 Cement Products Co. PHONE J»e.$ IVCNI/CL L COMPANY 901 fait Sopborn $lr«»l , Phone 33W ' 1»3.U7 We»t Froirt Street WE DELIVER 573 Eait 4th St, Call the Lumber Number 8*3667 Dueno JacheU, Mgr. ' ' 1 1 ¦ ¦ I ' 'l' " ' I j ' l» I ll I B I in . J '' Legjon Elects WSC rVofessi Winona and Area Af la Crescent FF^ UWts, Boys lets Get Gw/w Writes 2 Articles Get State Award ¦ ¦¦¦ LA CRESCENT, Minn, (Special) s 5. '¦ ;'; ¦ ;V^¦:¦ ¦^ v: . '• : ' ¦A . . A; ' , :V^ ;^. ; _ : _ ,Bv vf/.SHIRA:.' V\; y.y . y-A —Robert Boehm was elected com- ; They may be fringe benefits to Winoiia F*FA Chapter received mander of . Gittens Leidel Post 595, many American workers but to Planting And Care of Dahlias ' one of three state dairy achieve- American Legion , Friday. Dr. J. H. Foegen,: , assistant pro- ment , awards at the Minnesotii warm weather, continues, it will to giet the ¦ If th* soon be timie Dallas Ames, was elected vice fessor of business, Winona State FFA convention now in progres» into the jgrpiiindV-. They until the dahlia tubers should hot be planted commander ; ; Curran, sec- College, they're fringe detriments. in the Twin Cities. of settled warm weath* which normally is about May 2». 'ferry arrival ond vice commander; Chiarles Ga- That's the subject of his article, advantage in planting Only other high schools in Min- There is no them before the ground is thor- vin, finance officer; Robert Mc- '-'Fringe Detriments;" appearing in warmed. . V nesota to receive this award ar« oughly "V-: Laughlin, service officer ; Ozzie the May-June, issue of Personnel , it is time St.; Peter and VNew Ulm. . y . However now to get the soil in proper condition for Helgerson , chaplain ; Kenneth eas- Administration. the planting; Some fertilizer, well-rotted manure, compost, or. other ¦ Earl Prigge, 138, a senior at ier,; sergeant at arms, and Ed Ol- ¦' • ' '.'The first item • of a two-part humus, can he scattered on the surface¦ of ¦the ground where they Lewiston, received the state farm orp thAff a -and soaded in.-A. . ir—— ' ' ¦ ' . ' /. .——-" ¦—.¦ ¦ ' .-.- ' "¦ — son, historian. Boehm appointed re-examiriation of fringe benefits, mechanics award. Ray Relsdorf as his adjutant; Hel- it pointed out that non-wage bene- ff you - grew ; dahlias last year Winners of Minnesota should cover the tuber when the gerson won the attendance prize. fits received by workers may have FFA ; and wintered the tubers in the Foundation trophy V awards are: " hole is finally filled! bad aspects to fehem as well as , basement or cellar, you probably . Paul Knbz, 17, Plainview, regional - CURRAN, child welfare chair good," Dr. Foegen said of his ar- have a number of clumps, each AS THEV PLANTS grow the soil and water management award, man, reported the post put $4. ticle. "Fringe benefits may con- made ; up.' of several indivudual stems should be tied to the stakes. . and Robert Miller, 18, Ltwittbn, 861,76 into that program last year tribute; to inflation , restrict the .¦ tubers connected to the; old stalk Strips of cloth ahout one, inch: In That includes ,125 in donated Region Eight Star Dairy Farmer. $1 dent; WalterVBrock; UMWA. regional field repre- , ' movement of workersV undermine by narrow necks. Of Course, each Width make better ties, even man hours. ;Disbursements: $1,- CELEBRATE CONTRACT V ANNIVERSARY : : should be divided. though they do not look very neat, ,. , . Officials of Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. aind sentative; Harvey Ganong, ADM plant manager; seff-reliance; disrupt wage relation- clump 330.86 for direct aid: Chrfstmas '¦ , the ability, of small In dividing a clump, each in- than hard cord which is apt to in- of United Mine Workers Local 14783 meet ; to . Haivey Hogan, plant superintendent, and Kenneth ships reduce baskets for needy families, donat- business ; to compete, and may l ovyra Farrrier Slated dividual tuber should be cut off jure: the sterns. First, tie the , of ADM employe relations de- ed man hours and donated use of \ observe the 20th consecutive year of contract Hunt, Minneapolis some day even replace wages as that a portion of . the old stalk is strip of cloth firmly, to the stafce , 7 " ¦'¦ For Lanesboro Talk so clubrooms; $76,10 for indirect chil- relations at the local plant. • . 'partment.: ' . - . the most important part of a work- left altached to the neck of the then bring the ends around the dren's aid ; $311.80 for gifts, school Seated, left to right, are Harold J. Penney, Retired employes and : 20-year local members er's pay." A'A' 'A . LANESBORO, Minn. -- . .vAre We tuber. Each tuber should have at plant stem aind tie. patrol, Boys State, Legionville, assistant regional director, UMWA; Harold J. were honored at tlie dinner meeting Saturday .; ; ! , Just Monkeys in Orbit" will be least one ' eye, or bud. If the As started above/ the: dahlia is school picnics and Boy and Girl Dr. ;Foegen s "DaOlity in Union- a heavy feeder. Therefore, begim Bowers, regional director, and Carroll Syverson, night at the YMCA; attended by 150 : members of ism" is the lead article in the the subject of a talk by John sprouts have started to grow, this County; $3,143 for scouting, junior Garrion, Washington, Iowa, farmer, will indicate how the clump is to ning. when the plants are about a Legion baseball, gun safet y and the Kansas City, Mo., former ADM plant manager . union and management. (Daily News photo) V May issue of Personnel Journal. foot high, they should receive He said the article "examines such at the meeting of Lanesboro . Com- ' be divided. junior ; Legion drum and bugle . here; standing, Fred Benning, UMWA local presi- mercial Club this evening. As we stated in a pr e.v ious ar- monthly applications of a fertilizer corps artd $76 for Boy Scout equip- concepts as loyalty of workers to adequate spacing of all high in phosphorous and potash; 1 company arid union, two unions Known as the "Midwest Ambas- ticle, ' ment.: "A plants is important . The tall but low in nitrogen.; The dahlia ; is fighting for the: right to represent sador of Good Will." Garrion has decorative types of dah- fluite a leafy plant and too much The post sponsored a campaign workers in a single plant, and the seryed as area governor of Toast- growing to elect Charles Gavin 1st District .be planted- about .three nitrogen is apt . to produce heavy clash pf tradition with, present-day masters International. : lias should commander by appointing Winston Connally and Russian, Yourtg . apart to show them off to foliage'- and small' flowers. . reality, .; . ' . -/ The «lub will rheet at Bethle- feet ¦ Reider campaign chairman and es- greatest V advantage, The lower 1 It also points out that unions are hem parish house at 6 p.m. arid FOR LARGE exhibition blooms, tablishing a fund. growing . varieties can be planted both defenders and aggressors in adjourn to Community Hall for the tip, or center, bud on each The color guard and firing squad Gamon's speech at 8. The public closer together, but should be flower branch can be left; on and labor relations, are , liberal and far enough apart to pro- will have Memorial Day services YarboHJugli Brifph Share is invited. : spaced the side buds pinched off as they conservative at the same; time, and ampl e room for the plant at seven Cemeteries. Wayne Lottes vide ¦ form. This disbudding Is prac- are interested in their own self- -spread;. ' :• . . .- ' /•¦' , is chairman. preservation as organizations as ticed only;¦ on: tlie larger types of ' The post held a door-to-door fund ¦ well as in looking out, for their place for planting dahlias. ¦ ¦¦ • ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ SELECT THE raising campaign through the vil-¦f,Win. - • in- Texas" . . . • Piano Honors and dig a hole six inch- The color range , of dahlias is members'; interests," each tuber lage Saturday while'the drum and Connelly . Yarborough : - ,fAP Ash- enough to ac- very wide and Includes nearly all By JACK BELL MOSCOW I-VladimirV In 1959 Dr; Foegen received a es, deep and wide bugle corps, the Apple Arrows, ' tuber when lying Colors, except blue. Like the iris V (AP ) _ • : kenazy, the . Soviet ' Union 's : leadr Ph.D; from the University of Wis- commodate the.; directed by William Dumond, pa- V PALLAS, : Tex. . The on its side. A single dahlia tuber admirer, or the rose enthusiast , bruising ; iall-out gubernatorial riin- tive-liherai; battle. ing young pianist, today. ' shared consin. He has been; on the Winona raded through the streets. The .; But the war whoops that echoed ¦ State faculty 1 since 1958. planted in the spring may give an the dahlia lover thinks there is qff race that- looms between for- ¦ corps will be in the district con- from Saturday' first place in the second Tchai- ¦ ' increase of five, or more, tubers no other flower that equals this mer Navy secretary John Connal- s precinct conven- vention parade at Albert Lea June tions over the stale indicated that kovsky piano competition , with a by the end of the growing season. magnificent bloomer. ly and youthful Houston attorney Outer Mongolia is divided into . 3 and the diepartment convention both liberals and conservatives ¦ Therefore,Vthey require ample food For large plate-size showy flow- Don Yarborough threa tens , to re- 'Britdri, Jdhn Ogdori. . somons, or counties, each;with its parade at Duluth in July, were, ready to pick candidates and and some well-rotted manure, ers on tan sterns! the dahlia is in new . an old conserviative-liberai ¦ ... Susan Starr of Philadelphia and own schools . and first-aid sta- a class by itself, do battle. ;; • ' - , ¦ '¦ world's largest selling compost, and a handful of a com- and commands VTHE POST will co-jponsor a feud ; among Texas Democrats. Chin , Tsung of Communist China tions. '•; v immediate attention. . Republicans gleaned some hope plete fertilizer, or bone meal; If you have w The result" could ; delight Repub- ' Four Rus- never grown any of these- stag party ith theyGopher Sports-* from a recent poll which showed shared second place. home heating equipment should be mixed with the soil in 'aristo- Club in June at , .the Legion licans; . ahd dismay Democratic crats, try some this. year. . , man 57 per cent of :those who responded sians and a Frenchman took the . each hole. . V clubrooms , at the request of Rob- leaders who have had a hard time : patching up differences among believe the state would be better other four prize places. Next, drive a stake about six ert Morrison and Pat Murphy of off if it had a two-party system; ¦ feet tall into the ground at the factions of their partyf . f / The only other American en- S^y¦ the Sportsmen, Dallas Ames and the fact , that per cent of U ".•; Home Building W edge of each hole for the tall var- Wisconsin Deadline • Connally, who / piled up an im- 65 trant, to . reach the finals, Roy ^l Arthur/ Jansen, are chairman, of those who answered the pollsters Cabinet Work ieties, and a four-foot Stake for MADISON, Wis.-Friday is the pressive lead in Saturday 's six- Bogas, Richmond , Calif.-.., was Y—I • 1^ . the event to raise funds for a . regarded themselves Democrats the lower:growing kinds.' . By driv- first day when candidates for Con- boat ramp at West Channel. man 'race for. the Democratic awarded a diploma along with I • Romodelinj I gress, state and county and only 7 per . cent , were willing ing the stakes before, planting the offices may A chicken fry will be Saturday nomination, appears confident he two other finalists who did hot ' - ' : circulate nomination papers. will clobber his runoff , to own up to - Republicanism did ' ' -''' l tubers, possible; injuries to. the Legion clubrooms beginning foe June 2. the; place. .\ VV :. The final date for circulating at the not phase GOP strategists; For Complete Personalized latter will be avoided. at 5 p.m. Committeemen : Ness; ¦ Ashkenazy, a veteran of interna- them is July 10. V '. . Republicans can't influence; the • The Republicans had the indis- Buildins Service Contract In planting, place the tuber flat Boehm , . Hei gerson,; Dumond; Stu- result , but they could hope that tional competitions abroad and 10 The priniary election will be putable fact that former President , in the hole with the neck, orVstem art Clark,; Marvin Greenwood and Yarborough , who is tagged a Dwight D. Eisenhower carried the years of: tours in the Soviet Union BRUCE McNALLY end, toward the stake. V Cover the Sept. 11 and the general election , and foreign .countries, had been NpvV- ,6. ' ' Ralph Timm. -V V . liberal , - -might .defeat Connally, state twice, former Vice President . BUILDING CONTRACTOR tuber lightly with soil and gradu- , generally expected to take first ' '' ¦ '¦' ' ' ' " Who bears A a conservative label Richard M. Nixon missed a ma- Phone 8-105? / 7 ^Md^y : : ' y. / ally fill the hole as the young shoot YORK TOWN BID OPENING jority by a hair-line margin -in place. The first Tchaikovsky corri- 3»4 Lake Street grows this would give their candidate, . ¦petltion four years ago rocketed . At least six inches of soil PRESTON. Minn,—The Yor k Hospital Combines Breekenridge oil man Jack Cox , I960 and they elected their first American Van Cliburn. to world Town Board will receive bids to Science} Personal belter running ground to cami: senator Since Reconstruction days 9 p.m. May 31 for purchase of a paign as a conservative for Ihe in 1961; . when Sen. John Tower fame, and the Russians apparent- Enjoy clean, fresjir gently- motor patrol, announces Willis- 'Ni eeds, Hagherg Says November , general ' election. won the contest to succeed Vice ly were deterrhined that one of Johnson, clerk. N President Johnson in the Senate. their own stiould get the. glory Many Texas >tepublicahs have this time. moving air for perfect yPresent day hospital care rep- been thinking this iriight be the A Happy House has resents a unique combining of Ashkenazy: and Ogdon ; areV 25, 1 / DIAL Indoor comfort v year they could , get . a real start Miss Starr 20 and the Chinese 21, science and personal attention, E. on- establishing a two-party; sys- Committees Named . Each of the first , prize winners Wltatheryou'febuildi- V HOUSMPOWKRhandy \V. Hagberg* administrator of Wi- tem. They held their first prim^ ^ ^^^^— For Osseo Celebration will get 2,500 rubles (about:$2,800); Ing cr remodeling, nona General/Hospital, said today since 1930 ; last . Saturday. .: JMM! and Miss Starr, and Chin Tsujig Lennox has the prac- HH on the opening of National Hos- OSSEO, Wis. --- Committees for j =§| V While they polled less than will each get 2,M0 rabies, (about 4578 Ileal isnswer ' pital Week, y for eco--HH' llp the "Dance of Nations" celebra- $2,200) .' One-fourth' of the prize #; V' .y;. fOR- vvyy "Scientific advances have been lOO.OOOy votes of the 1.3 million JWj^ 'V.y ' nonnical heating and tion here July 6-8 have been ap- money , is paid to foreign winners HM! ^V translated into life-saving equip- tabulated, this in itself was not to Rex p ¦¦ coot ing. Oyer 400 ' discouraging! They could look also pointed, according^ Fuller, in foreign currency ; the rest must T ¦ ' \\\\__\\l_lB ment, medications: and medical yfi ? .• models to ~s ~ on the more than 100,000 Demo- chairman of the sponsoring Com- be spent in the Soviet Union. ^ choose ^ H| f techniques," Hagberg;said, "but Iro cratic votes for former Maj. Gen. mercial Club. Proceeds will be : The prize WMnners also will ; be If QUALITY . m-all with the ^ ^ H' they are passed on to the patient Edwin Walker, used for the projected hospital. given concert tours in the Soviet famous Hushtorie- A. a John Birch ¦ ¦ vll ElECTRltAl ^Hj IPwPlr only because physicians, nurses Society member, and hope they Honorary chairman of the event Union-;'; ' '¦'. ¦ ' :, , blower/filter that •^H; . and other medical personel are is V\V. H. Myers, mayor. . The piano competition ended spelt c-o-m-l-o-f-t. . - ^yr - might pick up a substantial num- ¦ ¦ vJ | REPAIRS s .. ^ ' ¦ - ': present to use them." ber of these in November. m . Sunday night after a week of play- A FOUNTAIN CITY CANDIDATE ' '¦¦ . . ^BRAM SILB^' While the scientific and techni- Gov. Price Daniel , seeking his ing- , - . . ' V. ' - • y_A_ and . ' "V. cal advances contribute to a pa- fourth term, finished third in Sat- ALMA, Wis.-Miss Ruth Vera- ' \ A What ibom your home? Do«» it ' Come . In and See the the flexible rubber mbunted tient's recovery, they; must be urday s: primary, followed by guth , Fountain City, is being spon- BASEMENT TO ROOF 1M\ INSTALLATION have enough outlet* to let you en- prescribed ahd provided individ- Atty. Gen. Will Wilson, former sored by Gordon Hopf Jr. in the Latest HEATING and joy all the appliances you want to omAUiCAA. ^^ , ually to patient' State ; Highway Comnnssion Chair- Rieck's Lake Park celebration S WORK ¦ ' meet the s exact ^iXi at , one time -. . without unsightly needs, Hagberg said. man Marshall Form by and Walk- beauty queen contest. The event COOLING UNIT now on extension cords? FLOORING , V er. . " y 1^M | To fulfill this goal, community will be sponsored by Alma Hod display In our store. There are many new and differ- II & Gun Club Jime 23-24. lyitty ^vw ^^^ WV M^I^V^^'S^W^ ^^N^^^^^I'N* hospitals have more than two em- Returns from 253 of 254 coun- ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ^ ent kinds of electrical outlets arid " • ¦ ¦ • •witches, each designed to fit a job. • RESILIENT ^ 3 | ployes for every patient. Each ties, 164 complete, gave Connajly ¦ / year, , Yarborough 287 PRESTON BOOSTERS CLUB Best of all, they 're pretty as well AM one in eight persons is hos- 391 750 votes, ,388. • PERMANENT - pitalized , and each of these per- Daniel 228,385, Wilson 156,698, PRESTON. Minn. — Dr. J. P. QUALITY SHEET as practical. , Nehring, William Lovness, Nor- Let us show them to COLORS that «n sons benefits from the advances Formby 130,709 and Walker 125,- you. While ' ' man Shelton and Wils Garratl will WORKS we're at it, we'll be lad to check harmonije with most of medical science and from the 712. METAL g Wtimi serve dinner at 6:30 p.m. today building service the wiring inside the walls. Re- decorating schemes attention of the hospital staff. Cox , a former Democrat , led PHONE 7444 BAUER Pp3* Roy Whit' Amarillo cattle- for the Preston Boosters Club at ELECTRIC, INC. HAROLD OFENLOCH member, the wiring which feed* Winona General leriburg. is joining man and publisher , 87,911 to the Servicemen's Club. GEO. KARSTEN 22$ East Third St. your outleii must be adequale io • DENT-PROOF ' other hospitals throughout 57 E. 2nd St. Phone 57M the 14.194. * . - ' General Contractor carry the electricity you need in Durable country in observing National order to use your lighting and ap- All six Democratic congressmen KELLOGG GIRL HURT Hospital Week. This year's theme who had opposition in thc primary pliances whenever and wherever • FIREPROOF Will is "Your Hospital . .. Uniting Sci- KELLOGG, Minn.—Barbara Mil - you wish. appeared certain of re-nomina- ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. scorch or spot ence and Patient Care." tion. Only Rep. John Dowdy of the Calf vi /or off details. Charles Miller , Kellogg, was a pa- Mayor R. K. Ellings ' has pro- 7th District had difficulty. He tient at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, • NO WAXING necessary- margi n over Benten We'll tfiow you why FULL claimed the week. held a close Wabasha , last week after running Texas' only Repub- Easy to maintain Mussel white. a drag tooth through her left leg lican congressman, Bruce Alger , HOUSEPOWER just below the knee while helping molr.i a HAPPY HOME • ECONOMICAL was unopposed. Lifetime floor installed quickly Building Contracts her father in the field. In referendum*, Texans ap- MO W-protect galvanized at lower costs Down in Minnesota proved abolition of the poll tax and rejected the return of legal- &V HOMES/ BUSINESS Total March contracts for future ized horse race betting. The vote A-1 KLINE tnd INSTITUTIONS construction in Minnesota amount- is not binding on- Ihe legislature, ed to ' $41 , 181 ,000. a 41 percent de- A handsome six-footer , Connal- Contracting Co, Sold and Installed... crease compared with the March ly, 45, was for many years nn 19(11 level, F. VV . Dodge Corp. has aide to Vice President Lyndon B. Garlan Polus (gutters and downspouts... Bimwc reported. Johnson. He insisted , however, gover- "Sertniif? IVtnoiin for Oucr The following breakdown ol that the decision to run for 1 THE EASY WAY \A^ITH NEW Half a Century" March contracts for future con- nor was his own and thot il f iwihfiu elected "no one will he at the struction in the state was reported 122 W. 2nd St. Phon* S512 by Eodgc: side or behind Ihe governor 's chair. " Nonresidential at $15,769,000, "Llctnwd Bondtd EUctrlcUm" TILE CO. Yarborough—no ^ relation to Sen. R««, Phon* 8-1641 dow n 55 percent; residential at Ralph Yarborough , D-Tex., is n $17, 111,000, down. 13 percent, and 56-year-old New Orleans-born ex- • New Home Construction heavy engineering at $8 cem-tex ,301,000, Marine who surmised Texas po- • Masonry • Roofing down 46 percent . litical observers two years ago ny • Repairs The cumulative tolal of con- polling 600,000 voles plus in an ANY l :llllHI!U is only as GOOD struction contracts for the first unsuccessful bid for lieutenant FREE ESTIMATES three months of 1962 amounted ib governor. $114 ,595,000, an 8 percent decrease a In discussing the runoff, both Di l 6447 y|. /v as its FOUNDATION compared with the year-earlier 477 Wilson levc . 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Tth St. Phone 4414 ,UM ^Pa mlF^ * *"' er * ¦ •«¦ 1:30 a.m, te 4:30 p.m. W^ Dey Night w, D,||vttr 55.57- w. 2nd St. Phona 3652 fStf Wait SlKth M. - FRII 1STIMATBI - Phona N07 ^^9W li^Vr ^ ALLWS HOMER WINS; MELE SAYS plpil^lp ^^^K ^fl^^^^m'Kids BeiM By LEW FERGUSON was talking about are second baser Mel* had avery right to b« hear- " man, Bernie , Allen and third base- ing praise on his twp prize rook- MINNEAPOLIS fay - A happy - ' Sani Mele sat at his "desk, in the man Rich Rollins. V .; ies, :¦ • ' • :'V- .V bylVi , Allen had ju st Allen's blow was the third! Loop Games Minnesota Twins clubhouse and cracked a three- f c^ft^+ ' straight time homers by the pair By BOB OREEN j ing catch lhat robbed the Sena- Angeles bombed Baltimore 15-7: J^said, ' -The kids have been tre- run in the bottom of the: Prest Sports Writer j tors' Ken Retzer of a . homer in Mantle had a 450-foot homer in mendous. : What else¦ can you ninth to beat the had beaten Detroit. A&spciated j - ',¦' ¦' '¦ ¦ Rollins hit : It was (ho-huni). business at Uie the first game. the first game against the Sena- say'.'"' ,. • . . V -i0-7 Sunday and give Minnesota a two. run roundtrip- tors, and added two more in the Page 12 Monday, May 7, 1962 j The "kids" the Twins manager a s\yeep of a .three-game series. per with two out in the ninth to -Detroit . '(7) Minnesota (10) same old stand for baseball's most ' ' : ' ' 'wasn't enough to rriak* it a win Fridays game 4-2. Rollins and .- ' :ab r h: . - : - ab r- h punch. . It nightcaps boosting his total.to six. ~ 5 t 0 Orean.cf . Sit prolific one-two , Senators Allen each whacked two ¦? Wood.lb . New York's Mickey Mantle arid sweep, however as Vthe Maris hit his fifth in the second run Bruton.cf « IT Tuttla.rl S • I came up. with a three-run burst in game. ' homers Saturday as . the Twins Kaline.rf 5 0 1 Rolllns,3b 4 11 Roger Maris, : the Yankees' famed V " ' Cash.lb 3 | 1 Klllabrew.lf 1 1 t the eighth inning of the opener won 7-2. ' . OsbornOn 3 1 1 Mlncher.lb. . . . 4 l l M and M boys, put dn their most ¦ ¦ . display of the and won it 4-2. The Yanks, romped A three-ron rall y In Hie eighth , Rollins is hitting .348 with six Boros,3b¦• • . - l 1, 1 Baltey.c . .. ¦ 4. 1 J awesome powers featuring Gene Woodling's pinch home, MeAuliHe.js 3 0 1 d-Snyder • • ' . « 1 j as American 8-0 in the nightcap. : runs and 21 runs batted in. c-Fernandi.ss. 0 0 4) Versall(S,ss 111 season Sunday the hit homer, Jimmy PiersaH's Allen League. leaders split V a doiible. The split cut the Yanks' lead to ¦ is batting .243 and has . four Colavllo.ll 3 0 1 Allen.ib - J ll games over Cleveland arid double, an error and - two.' ''. sacri- homers and 15 VRBI. Allen has hit Brown.c 4 1 1 Pascual.p 101 header with "Vaishington. I'i ¦ Foylack.p J 1 1 Stigman,, 1 » I Minnesota .' which ".' Avon single fices, , allowed Washington 's Dave ;327 after going one-for-22 in Min- a-Werti 1 « 1 Moora.p ; II TTiey hit back-to back heme . ¦ • games. Cleveland beat • Kansas Stehliouse to win his first big nesota's first six games. tl-FOX 0 1 0 ;' ' -- runs in the first inning of the Sec- league start in the Opener. Rookie Agulrre.p 10 0 Totals It 10 li ond game and finished the long ' -City ¦" 5-1 aiidV'B'crnie Allen 's ninth- Jim BoUtbiV The Twins: Currently are! riding 35)11 h a total of. seven inning homer . brought Minnesota . shutout the Senators¦ Totals afternoon wit Chir on seven hits in the second.. a four-game winning streak:; as a-Slnglcd lor Foylsck In 7th; b-Ran lor hits, six ' runs, two doubles, four a 10:7;..victory over Detroit. Werh,ln 7th; e-HIt sacrlfiea tor MtAulllH . Jinv 10 i. t V 7 rally : in the ninth anil preserved League with .36 home runs. Stigman ...... 'i 1 1 10 ) -Sox' : nightcap victory. Moore '. ' - . . '. ' - . .2 0 • 0 1 1 the White. The only other, home run hit in W-Moore (1-0). L—Aguirre (1-1). U- The Red Sox had the potential Stewarl, Salerno, Stevens, Chylak. T—2:1*. the Tiger series was by shortstop A—25,650. lying run on first with none out Zoilo Versalles. a' three-run blast when Lown, the fourth Chicago in: a five-run third inning; . , ' . pitcher of the riinmg, came on to Mele. must be . wondering . how put out (he fire and : save it for many rims his club, could score , if rookie Joe! Horlen. fencebustersV like Harmon . Kille- brew, Bob Allison and Earl Bat- Indians Sweeps Gary Geiger's first hit of the season off- a left-hander drove in tey; were hitting the long ball like the Red Sox; winning run in the his young infielders. V Killebrew has four home runs, first game aiid pinned the loss on ' Double-Header Juan Pizzarp. : but he hasn't hit one since April . 28 in an . 8-7 loss at Cleveland and Lbs Angeles banged out 19 hits he's, currently ' hitting only, Vl77, off six Baltimore pitchers in their Allison has only two homers and fourth: straight victory . Angel hit- has been riding the bench recoy- FM 66pherj ting heros included Lee Thomas ering from influenza. with four singles, a double and ' By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS four RBI arid Bob";. itodgcrs with Battey i$ whacking fhe bait . at Minnesota 's ' baseball . Gophers two doubles arid two singles: and a -340 pace, but . -has 1 only two limped home from a disastrous* three RBI. Brooks: Bobirison had homePSr~ weekend trip which virtually elim- a grands] am homer for .the losers. . First baseman Don Mihcher , inated them from the Big it> who has been playing in place of championship '.-picture'. -. '. the injured Vic Power; has five The . Gophers lost a doublehead- circuit clouts arid a .300 average! er. at Indiana Saturday, 4-2 and Bill Tuttle; Allison's subV jri' the 2-0, for their , fourth and fifth Big outfield, is ' hitting ,367. 10 defeats without a win, Jones Scores Detroit rallied to tie the count at 7-7 in . Ihe eighth as Steve This week, Minnesota hosts Wis- Boros doubled and Rocky Colavito consin, . in a -single .game Friday flied deep to Lenny Green in . left arid Northwestern in a double- Three IDs in center for, a fly. Green header. Saturday. S ' A- HAPPY HOMECOMING ;¦ , , It was a happy Allen broke :up a ' 7-7 : tie.and gave the Twins ''. a speared the ball above the fence Michigan romped past Michi- . as, it was sailing out. homecoming for Bernie Alien (righti as the Min- . . 10-7 victory. -Greeting Allen at the plate are ganpystate 40 and 14-1 to. take the ' (6) Big. io lead with , an 8-1 record. Gopher Game nesota twins' rbdkie crosses home plate after his Jim Snyder , arid Zoiio Versalles A-ii , both of . Allen hit relief pitcher Hank Illinois, " whic h split ' Aguirre's first pitch to him 350 with North- /¦ MINNEAPOLIS' .- \AP ) ; - ; Full- . three-run ninth inning homer m Sunday 's Amer- whom scored : ahead , and . Lenny Green. (Ap western 7-2 and : 34, and VQhio back Jerry Jones scored three , icari: League game with Detroit in the Twin Cities. Photqfav) " ' - - A'. /'ff. -A feet into the right field, bleachers State, which swept . vVy with Battey, who had walked, arid a' twinbill with touchdowns iri leading the Ma- ; Iowa 8-1 and 7-4 , are tied for sec- Versalles, - who had singled ;¦ :¦ rooiis to a 28-14 victory over the aboard.; ond .-at . 7-2. :y ' ' .. ..'V'. Arnold Palmer sinks a 25-foot Whites in a University of Minne- BRAVES SPLIT , got: PurdueVand Wisconsin split, the SINKS WINNING PUTT . sota spring practice iritra-squad :the Twins five runs in the 'i birdie three on the final hole Sunday for victory in third with the aid of a wind-blown Boilermakers winning theV first , 5-2 V putt forVa scrimmage Saturday, . , show in Las . Vegas, Nev. fly off the bat of Battey which and the Badgers the second 1-0. the Tournament of Champions golf Jones, due to be the Gophers' Indiana is 54, Wisconsin for a 72:hole total dropped, for a two-run sirigle with 4-4, Pur- Palmer shot a 4-under-par 68 on the final round top fullback next fall, went .10 due and Northwestern 3-5, Iowa " ' ¦''¦ ' two out. Versalles' homer followed ' . ' " ¦bf-V'276. (AP Photofax) yards, a yard and recovered a Spqhh Win the hit. , V 2-4,: Michigan State .2-6 and Minne- blocked punt in the end zone for Twins starter sota 0-5. his scores. A, 23-yard pass from V By DAVE O'HARA by Dick-JFarrejl aiid dropped the drove in the other two . runs with Indiana got WINS $11#000 FIRST night cap*9-l. : tight pitching from Duane Blaska to Myron Rognlie¦ Associated Press Sports Writer a double to left center in . the fifth. Dick: Sparks and Charley Hall in got the other Maroon fouchdwon' .'' " V. MILWAUKEE '.(Ji^f h'e Mjlwau^ The Sp lit , before a crowd of 12,- . Pascual was hit hard by Detroit , sweepirig from the Gophers. : Scoring for. the Whites were surrendering 10 hits and six runs : kee Braves marked time during a 1 635 chilled by an east wind which Sparks permitted five hits in the Warren Van Der Bill on a 54-yard [swept through the County Stadium before being relieved by Dick Stig: first game and Hall four hits in pass from Bob Sadek , and Sadek ' schedule break today after strug- I in mid-afterno&n , left the Braves I man in: the seventh. the secondyindiana's Liike. Georgo on a yard plunge. gling for a split of a four-game i in seventh place, nine : games, be- had the only home run , Foot Putt Is series with the fledgling Houston Stigman got Into trouble in the a solo shot 24- the first and second teams; i hind front-running San Francisco in the first game; 'Colts.. V' . eighth When Steve Boris lashed a made up the Maroon squad , while i ^ and percentage¦ ¦ points ahead of the double ' Warren Spahn earned his third 'Colts. • ¦ vy and Hay Moore relieved Iri other state games,; Gustavus the thirds and fourths comprised ] him. - Moore • finished up, retirinjg the Whites. ; ; victory of the season and No. 312 Spahn , vho has lost three , pitch- Adolphus¦ edged St. Mary 's 7-6 in ¦of , his fabulous career by defeat- five of the six men to face him, the" Minnesota Intercollegiate on . :TTie game was a preview of next ed art eight-hitter in evening his to get credit for his first win Margin ing the pesky Colts 3-2 in the season record at 3-3. He stopped of Bob Briggs' two-out , two-run sin- s Saturday's annual varsity intra- Palmer the: year. LAS VEGAS. Nev. (API- hole Sunday; He holed a 24-foot opener of a Sunday doublehead- the Colls . in every inning except gle in the ninth. three that broke squad game in Memorial Stadium er, but the Braves were baffled The Twins have named Jim St. Cloud took two Arnold Palmer still owns the putt f6r a birdie .. . which concludes spring drills for the third when a single and a 'f 1-3)' from Moor- winning fin- a dcad-hcat duel with his close homer by Romen Mejias account- Kaat to pitch the Cleveland head , 7-5 and a-8. in the Northern patent on dramatic Murray Warmath' s Gophers. opener Tuesday night against the ishes along the golf tournament friend , Billy Casper Jr . ed fen two runs. ( States Conference. St. Cloud pitch- Casper, playing out of Apple Indians' Dick Donovan 4-0). Jack er Larry Vergin struck trail. The Braves picked up a mn in Kralick ( 1-2) out 11 and from Lat- Valley , Calif., got his par and will .go for Minne- homered in Ihe first game. Bill The popular belter Shantz Swapped the first on the first of four straight sota Wednesday night and Don robe, Pa-, pointed toward the matching 68 but he had to settle hits by , whose 12tH in- Repulski paced the second win for a 72-hole score of 277 and Lee (2-1) will work Thursday aft- Colonial National Invitation at Grovers Open ning homer provided a 6-5 12-in- ernoon. with a triple and home run. Fort Worth, Tex., next weekend $5,800. ning victory Saturday, a walk and Beloit , Wis., downed Carleton in after hauling in the $11,000 win- Casper had a 33-35 for . the par To Colts for Two Joe Adcock's single to left center, the Midwest Conference 11-5 as 36-3l>—72 Desert Inn Country Club ner'5 purse in the $50,000 Tourna- By THE ASSOCIATED PfcESS Milwaukee added another in the Beloit outfielder Jack Dukes hit ment of Champions. course, He batted six birdies and Season May 13 a grand slani home run. after Ihe llth hole of the final Another chapter is bcRinning in second on a single by Del Cran- Tough Italy Net Palmer, 3-time Master* and for- SPRING GROVE , Minn. (Spe- dall , a sacrifice and Spahn 's sin- North Dakota Stale belted Be- Open king, did it mind was actually in front by thc checkered career of Bobby mer National cial*—The Spring Gi*H Baseball Shantz , one-time most jvaluable gle. Crandall then provide d the midji Stale 11-5 with a 12:hil at- with rounds of 69-70-69-68-276. two strokes. ¦¦ •¦ ' ' tack iii a non-conferenc e game. But Palmer knocked out six team of the Winona Counlv League i player . .' . decisive run in the fourth when The knockout punch came with meets Lanesboro at Sprinp Grove ho lined his .second homer of the Team Soviet Foe Ripon took a pair from St. Olaf suddenness on the final birdies .ind sank a 35-foot chip i The . (limiiiiiiive left-hander was Palmer Sunday, May 13, at 2 p.m. .¦swapped year into thc left field bleachers LONDON (AP)-Sovict Russia , in the Midwest , 20 and 4-2. shot for aiv eagle three on the lo Ihe St. Louis Cardi- near the 3G0 foot mark. ! making ils debut in Winona won twice from 't he contained. There will be no admission nals by the Houston Colls. Sunday Davis Gup Man- fifth and couldn competition , swept to a first kalo in the Northern States , 8-0 It was Palmer's fifth tourna- charge. as major league rosters went Mejias took rare of tho flitting Lanesboro is a new member of through a hit of shuffling , Shantz ' round victory in ihe European and 7-1. ment win of the year and his first and Farrell the pitching in the Zone, hut probabl in seven attempts to bag this the Winona County League and went to the Cards for outfielder nightcap. Mejias hit a two-run y has reached , promises to be one of the strong- Carl Warwick and right-handed the end of its rope after beating desert classic , He has won $52 308 homer off Milwaukee starter Cnrl , this year. er teams. At all night games (lur- reliever ,l oh n Anderson, Willey in the first inning nnd then the Dutch team. KAGE Kats Clip Earl Stewart Jr., 40, of Dallas ing this season except playoff The busiest team of Hie lot was slammed a three-run shot over the The hopeful Russians next en- Doug Sanders of Ojai , Calif., games, all women and high school the New "Vork Mets, which made left field wall in the oiehth off counter the powerful Italian le I 0 0 round of 76 ruined his chances, Ellingson , Fred Onsgard , Robert kee Stadium Sunday. Maris ' third baseman Clilf Conk and left- against Australia. Gretchen Koehler belted grarici- Pendletcmlf 0*0 MenKe.Sb 1 0 l closed with a 68 that include/! the Kumpf , Collin Roverud. Larry An- leaping effort robbed Washing- handed pitcher Bob Miller. Will NBA Russia , Germany, Denmark and slam homo run in the second inn- Brownt.lb- i J 5 AdcocMb ) 0 0 Sanction A»prmonl«,at> J o I Bolllno.Jb 4 0 0 best scoring string of the season derson. ton Senator catcher Ken Rclzer Shantz , ffi , nndi in his 14th big i Finland clinched first round vic- ing after llie Kats had scored sev- Ranaw.c 5 0 0 Torr«,c J 0 0 for the pros —' four successive league season , was voted MVP tories Sunday. France , Britain en runs in the first frame. t i i f»mo«i,«» tee Blnync Onsgard is malinger with of a home run. The , Yanks lost Aroaifiuno4a birdies nnd an engle Hebcrt's and Sweden , along with Italy, Mrrell.p 4 0 1 Wlll«y,p 1 0 0 Larry Moen asslstanl manager. , of the American League In 1052 Sharon Keller and Koehler each _ Plcht.p 0 0 0 total wns 283 and a fifth-place Directors are Arnold Morken , Ger- 4-2 bill won Hie nightcap 8-0. when ho had n 24-? record with Heavyweight Mix? drew firsl round byes, had five hits and Jan Lubinski Totlll 40 III a-Spalm 10 0 (AP Photofax ) Butler ,p 0 0 0 finish. hard Flntin and Bumell Onsgard. the Philadelphia Athletics. Russia look the first two singles four. Tho Kats got 27 blows off b-Bedill 1 0 0 LAS VEGAS , Nov. tmer ^ ^ ' < , ' ' . • " " I I PM; New York PRODUCE mm Stock Prices NEW YORK (AP) —, (VSIiA) — WfNONA MARKETS ^t Butter offerings more than ample. ¦ Rietafe Abbott L 75Vs Kennecott 77V* ': Peported ' -' ;¦ ' « ' ' Demand quiet. . »y . Allied Ch: 44^4 Lorillard 55M» : Swift e« Company M^ef Sgs Calendar Allis Chal 18% Mpls Hon 109 . Wholesale prices on bulk cartons Buying hours ire trom • a.m. to •< p.m y.v . .;v BASE&ALL ' yy. ;¦ ' Monday through Friday; These quotations . ' . V' - : Amerada WVi Minri MM 67 (fresh) . y y V' " ' ' opoly as ot nooii today. on Tu Claire at Winona' High. r—tau ¦ 'May Am Can '/¦ 44% Minn P&L 43V4. |AA) . All livestock arriving alter closing time Acti May e-rManicato (ABB) at Winona High; : Creameryv 93 score 58'A- All to See^ esday Will be properly cared for. weighed and Augsburg at St, Miry' Am M&Fy 29 Mon Chm 47V Deiid *. 583/i cents; M score (A) 58W-58?4 ; priced the tollowlng morning. i^t Center ' ¦¦ '" • ' . ' - - St- Mary'f Collge will go after Wiriona State's track team will be travel to FariblHiit Thursday -with ' 'V .' ' .: Am Mot 16% Mon Dk U 36»/« ' . . . HOOS-: . ' . . ' sOFTBALL" . >V ;'; "yy 90 score conference, will compete iii the Faribault Re- Athletic Park; Hamernik's vs. Sunshine at Avco Corp 24 Nwst Airl, 30^« daisies aged 49-52; flats aged 48- 20O-130 ....,...... ; ,,.;..;;....- , 15.25 market was'. stalled at dead cen- ' travel to Lewiston. entertain ¦ the La Crosse Central lays Saturday with the golf team Franklin Field. . ; 220-240 ;:,...;.:...... 15.1S-I5.25 squads.:-" . /. / . ¦ ' "¦ ' ' . . ' May IS (Amirlcan)—Silver Dollir vs. Beth-Steel 37'/i Penney 47Wi tr processed American, pasteurized 340-S70 . .;....,...-...... 14.85-15.15 ter ' early this afternoon in slowr • Mankato brings its varsity and testing Rochester arid Albert Lea Steve's at Athletic Pirk ; Bud's vs. Flberite Boeing Air 47'A Pepsi Cola 49V& 5 lbs 38-41',^ ; . domestic Swiss 270-300 .,:....,...... ;. 14.25-14.85 ' Thursday Winona State's golf at Franklin . Field; Watkins vs. Shorty's 300-330 : 13.7S-U.25 ' trading." . junior. -. varsity : squads here . for a Brunswick 33W Phil Pet 54 (wheels) ''A" 51-53; grade .-...... :. 13.50-13.75 team will compete in a triangular at Soldiers' Field on Saturday. it Athletic Park, grade - 330-360 The Associated Press average pair of gamesv .with Winona High May 14 (National)—Bell's vs. Sunshine Chi MSPP 13 Pillsbury.: 551V "B" 49-51. .; Good sows— : ' with Mankato State and Luther Winona Slate's baseball team, it Athletic Park; Hamernik's vs; Sporlv 270-300 ...... ;....!..,,,..14 .00-14,35 start a fall week of action on Chi i NW :16 V Polaroid 185 Wholesale egg offerings more ¦ ' ' ' - ' ' of: 60 stocks at noon was un- to College at Soldiers' Field atV Ro man's al Athletic P»rk ; Mankalo Bar vs. 300-330 . ;. .':...;,,...... 13.75-U.00 ; : undefeated in NSCC play thus far ¦ , the spring . sportsV fronts;; • Lang's at Franklin Field. Chrysler 50'la Pure Oil 35 " than ample on large; increased 330-360 ' ..,...... ;.;...... ;¦ 13.50-13.75 changed at. 247.10 with industrials, Chester.'--; ;•;¦ ' ¦ ¦ • - '¦' and gunning for another champion- ' Cities Svc . . '55V2 - .. BCA : • V58 H on mediums and fairly light on 360-406 !, . ..;. .. ;.'... , ;...... - 13.25-V3.50 ' will ba a foil day at The Winhawk baseball iteam will 'ship; travelsV to Bemidji State for A GOLF - 400-450 ...... ;,../..... 13.09-13.25 rails arid utilities all , unchanged. TUESDAY s/s RepV , 12.50-13.00 May 7—Winoni State et La Crosse State. ' Comw Ed 44 Steel 46^ smaller . sizes. Demand light on 450-500 .. ,...... ;.. a double-header Saturday while Stags— - .' Movements of most key . stocks I May «—La Crosse Central at Winona Cont Can 42% Rex Drug . 40^ large and mediums; satisfactory , . St. Mary' ¦ 4»-down f.JS \vere::frorn: ' s ls at St. Thomas. ' ' ' fractions to around a . | High. Cont Oil 53',-z Rey tob 62 on balance. 450-up . ....:...... ¦ «,2S- f .15 Cotter High School's track team I May 10—Winona State, Mankato Stite, ' ' ¦¦'¦ ¦ Deere 51 Sears Roe le 38-^i (Wholesale ; selling prices based Thin and unfinished hogs . ./ discounted point'.- ' . . - ", ' • ' ¦was Luther College al Rochester. ' - . , Wyaftyiil% slated to- rim at Alma Ihis ^ Douglas 26^8 Shell Oil . 118 on exchange and other volume , ,' CALVBS - " n TENNIS ' Lewisto - Steels showed no response to rt- afternoon; ¦ ¦ . The veal market: Good and choice 11-00 . Winona Dow Chem 5214 Sinclair ' ' " . '' ¦ ¦;- ' : May t—Li Crosia Central at 37^ sales.)/- ' . ' , . lower; few prime $30.00. . . Max Moloek, unhappy with his '' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ported signs ' of . High. • du Pont 232V4 Socony - - .. . 51M New York spot quotations fol- TOP choice ...... : ¦:...:.,... 27.00 improvement in, team's failure to get the base hits May s—Augsburg it St. Mary 's. East Kod HOVi Sp Rand 19 low: mixed colors ; extras (47 lbs. ¦ ¦ Choice ...... ,24,00-26,00 steel demand,. Rig Three motors AUy 10—St. Mary's at Rochester JC. .Good . . :. .;.....'.' .. 31.00-24.00 ¦ "when they count , plans at least one May 11—St. Mary's at St. Thomas. .' . Ford Mot • ' St Brands 69 ) (4b Petes Takes Openers . 95*4 min, 30W-32; extras medium Commercial lo good ...... 18.00-21.00 were off ; slightly despite the . . fa- the Augsburg May 17-1B-1*—St. Mary s at MIAC tourna- St 60 : lineup change for ' Gen Elec - 70^ Oil Cal lbs. average) 28-29 ; smalls (35 lbs. Utility ...... 16.00-17,00 INONA COUNTY boro, new loop entry, 9-8 and Pet- ment at Hamllne. " Boners and culls ...... IJ.Ofrdovvn yorable . hews of low inventorieis W ¦ contest. A/A/ Gen Foods 85% VSt Oil Ind 50Vt average) 21-22; standards 29-30; W L '..'W L erson downed Rushford 6-1. The TRACK :.:CATTLE" of new . cars, Spring Grove ¦• i Moloek will start catcher- Bob Gen Mills 28s/s St Oil NJ 54»,k Liwlston 1 • » May »—Spring Orove and Preston at Wl-: . checks 26',b-27W. : The cattle niarket: All classei strong to ¦ -The;Vslackdff in 1 Oakoti 1 Spring Grove at Houston game Magnuson in center field in; place ¦ 3 &¦ . ; . volume from Wyattville . • • nana High; Winona State al lowa Slate Gen Mot . 54 ,i Swift Co 41=s Whites: Extras (47 lbs. mm.) 25 cents higher; extreme top 36.50, last week' Peterson la Lantjbore I 1 was postponed because of rain. of Jim Clarkin Vand move Jim ¦ -. . . . : 'i Oryteo steers and yearlings— . s ¦ relatively active paca Rushlord ; 11 . Gen Tel 23Va Texaco 54% 30(7-32; extras medium (40 lbs. ' ¦¦ , - Houston ; • • Anderson behind the plate. ) Choice to prime . 23.00-24.50 was sharp. - . . RON ERDMANN, who coll»ctad Goodrich WA*¦ . Texas Ins 86% average 28-29; top qualit^(47 lbs. Good to choice .....; 30.00-23.00 Lewiston got off to a successful Goodyear 41 ¦ Triiax Tra min.) (41 : Comm. to good ...... 15.00-19.00 : Tobaccos, three; singles, went all the way for - — 31-34W; inediums lbs. Utility > . )5.e0-down 'airlines and rubbers in defense of its Winona "CLARKIN locked raal bad Sat- Gould Bat 504 Un Pac ' ¦'¦ , ) ...... , start Lewiston and struck out seven rday," Moloek said. "Magnuson Johnson-Jones 31> average 2nVgo;: smalls (36 lbs; av- brylert heller*— seerhed to have an irregular up- CountyV League title by ripping Gt No Ry 42:n Un Air Lin 31 erage » 22-23 ; peewees 1^-ViVi . ,. ' ¦ Choice to prime ...... ;,..;.. 22.00-23.75 side edge., Oils . and chemicals Dakota batters. Wayne Erdmann isn't a top notch hitter, but he gets ^ Good . to choice ...... ,.: ..20.O0-22.O0 Dakota 9-$ Sunday afternoon. Greyhound 28W U S RubV. ' .48 % ' Browns: extras (47 lbs, min;) ¦ were mostly lower. Building ma- rapped -'. -.two singles for the win- a blow 6nce in a while and An- Comm. .to good :.... ,....15.00-19.00 - ¦ In the other games Wyattville Homestk 48'/4 :U S Steel 5S»8 31 V'2-32Vi ; top qualit (47 lbs. hlin:) .Utility . .. ,.: . .;...,...... :.. l5.00-down . terials -;¦.'• and nonferrqus metals ners. \ V " y " ¦ innings to top Lanes- derson is a potential UjOO hitter, Rouf to Settle IB Mach 480% West ' Un ' VJS'i ; ' (41 lbs, Cows— ' were, mixed. ' had to go 10 31 V2-33(-2 mediums aver- ' ¦/. Bob , Bartr smashed twb home ! Right now the game is set for : ' Commercial . . .- .; ;.: 13.35-15:00 . ¦ Int HarV V 53 Westg El 32.' age) 29-31 ; smalls (36 lbs. aver- utility ..; .. ' • . :'...... : i2.25-14.O0 ' .. U:S; Steel held steady in fairly the new Terrace Heights field but /* ¦ runs in a losing cause for Dakota. Int Paper : 32';»' Wlworth . 77" age i 21 22; peewees 16(i-l7Vii. . Cannen and eutteri ..•.,. :... ., IS.JO^down active dealings. Bethlehem and Walt Bartz slammed a double and Moloek isn't.willing to bet that it ,8 : : Bulls— '- ¦ , ¦ ¦ ' Jones & L :. 55' Yng S 4 t 92!ii Bologna "...... ;¦ : . '..: ,13.75-17.75 , Jones k Laughlin eased. Republic will" be played V•' . - - " . . • ;¦' Moore Dispute ¦¦ .¦ ... a single and Bob Janikowski had . : there. . *. . CHICAGO (USDA)-Potatoes ar- . Commercial .' .. ' ;... . ',. .. 13:00-15.50 Steel dropped nearly a point. ' ¦ two singles, .. ' ' ;, ' .' "We'll try to play it up here/but By MURRAY ROSE rivals 195; on track 262 : total U.S. . .. Light thin . '. -.,. . ... , .,. . .- .. lJ.JO^lown - . General ;. Motors and Ford took I have scheduled the tenative use Associated Prft« Sports Writer LIVESTOCK shipments for Friday 670; Satur- fractional losses arid Chrysler, Gene Garrison slammed a home " Winona Egg Market of ; Gabryqh park for Tuesday, dispute over the world day. 468; Sunday 4-: old — supplies (Wlnonn Produce, Ziebell Produce) run and a single for Wyattville The lone SOUTH ST.. PAUL eased. American Mot 0 r s was , Grade A dumbo)' said Moloek light heavyweight championship SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. -Ifi-IUSOA.)— .moderate: demand for best stock- . . :..:...... 36 firm. : while Dean Erdmann had a dou- Grade A (large) - ...... ;....;.;...... 31 American Leaput . Jim Harens will be on the mound Cattle 5,000; . calves 900; slaughter steers good , others ; ' . ; ' will be virtually settled Soturday moderate market Grade A (medium) . ...:,...,... Jf : ' W.. ' . L.. Ptt. OB ¦ ble and a two singles, Don Valen- ¦ and. hellers strong to 25 cents higher; to«vs ¦ ¦ for the Redmen with Tom Von Hol- ' firm to slightly stronger;, carlot Grade B ' - .,. ..':... . ;...... ,' .)»• : IBM showed a 7-poinf . loss, Kor- NewYerk .;.....,.. 14 f Mt night in Philadelphia. . , fully steady to- strong,-: bulls ' strong;:- ©tfitevui Add. If) pion from Philadelphia, will meet l?i . 'lb ' slaughter ' heifers 24.25; good J2 .00- ": Bay SN»e Milling Company ¦' ¦eb '¦' River Valley; round reds 2.35-2.40! . ' ' "A"¦ more than a point; : , ;V Chleaw ...... :: 13 11 .5J0 J r h . . abr h Ooug Jones.of New York in a 15- 25.00;:. utility and commercial cows ' 15.00- .. elevator Grain- Prices . ' Boiton : ... it tl .: .see . v/s Ray Lafky each had a double. ZalecfcUb ' 5 » I Almqulst.tf 4 I 1 " ' 16.50; canners and cutter 13.00-14.50; - irtlli- Hours: 8 n.iri. .lo .1:30 li.in. Gains of about a point were If . < round . . -title. fight V that will be ' ' . . KttitesCity ./.... ' .14. . . .4M 4 '. i Allalra.u J 1 I Hopmen.lb 4 1.1 ' fy bulls 18.0O-Tf.50; commercial and ' »ood . CHICAGO 'AP) r- (USDA) - scant .change .; TODAY'S SCHBOULB¦ 14.00; 3 550-650 Ibs 12.50-13J5; feeder -pigs 56( ranean Sea-.. - .- . " - . Ne games schedule^. ' . . . '" Humble, Lanesboro hurler, GUSTAV, ADOLPHUS 010 HC 002— 7 11. I 1961V In two . title defenses the steady; choice 120-160 lbs 14.50-15.00. 90 B 2 ;V : 89 C 54=!iv TUESDAY'S SCHIOULB . E—Almquist. Fogil, Briggs, Harder. RBI Philadelphian ' knocked but; Von Sheep 1,500 ; old crop slaughter lambs Eggs steady : wholesale buying struck out nine Peterson hitters. —Hopman 3.. Fogal 2, Briggs 1, Zaltckl, j CANADIAN DOLLAR CMcajo at Washington (night). Clay and outpointed Eddie Cotton. steady to 50 cents, .higher; . choice. ' and prices unchanged ; wholesale -buy- mixed 28;V mediums KM; stan- _ Kinsai City at . Balllmore (night); John Wenzel had two singles and Chmellk, Harem. Von Hollum. JB—Zaltckl, : prime- shorn slaughter- lambs with N«. .1 NEW YORK .(# Canadian dol- ,' .' Riebe, Magnuson. Briggs. 3B—Jorgenson, followed the NBA's BtutOfl at New York (night). New York pells 17.15-18,00; good and choice 14.50- ing prices unchanged ; 70 per cent dards 26'.i;¦ dirties 24^; checks lar today 924687, previous day : Cleveland at MINNESOTA (night), Roger Johnson doubled. Peterson HR—Chmellk, Harens, Hopman, Fdgal. SB ~ ' ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ action against Moore: and orderied 17.00; small lots good and choice spring ,orV better grade' A whites 28; WW:- ;. / : . .:: • ¦; " .926250. ' ..' - ' . ." ' ;-- ' : Dttroll at Los: Angeles (night). came up with two double plays. —Allaire, McCarter, Mills. SH—Luni. LOS slaughter lambs 18.50-19.00; cull to - ' ' : sobd —St. Mary 'i f, Cuitavtis Adolphus . .». PO- a Johnson-Jones fight-off to decide shorn slaughter ewes . 3.50-5:00; choice' • Next Sunday Dakota will be at ' and A—St. Mary's 54-lJ, Gustavus Adolphui the title. Moore now is considered fancy shorn feeder - lambs 13.00-14.00. NaHonal League : ' ¦¦'¦ ' -:¦' ¦ : ' ';.. Houston, Lanesboro plays at J7-1J, calves .29.00-30.00. . - . - . . W. ¦ L. M OB ' ' champion by his home state of ' . •IP. H R IR BS SO . CHICAOO ¦;' San Francisc¦ o ..... l» . '.'« .. .fit . . . . -- . -. Spring Grove, Wyattville enter- ¦' ' ' ¦' • . Ill LOUll. . •.„.. - .;..: • 15 '7 ¦ Von Holtum :...... 5 * 5 4 J: I California. . .- CHICAGO If —(U50AI— Hogs 8,000; . . . Ml 3 -¦ S .' ¦ ¦ tains Rushford -and Lewiston Mielke tL) ...... 3H 5 ¦ J 34 winner bf his last 16 butchers strong to 25 cents' ,higher' rri ostly Pittsburgh ...... : U t .ut *Vi \ -Harder . . ' ..-/. / -S: . ¦' . ' 4 . 4 : 1.1 I Johnson, Lo»Angeles .,.., :. 15 l» 4Vs ¦! ¦ 1-2 190-225 lb .butchers 16.2516.50 ; mLxed ¦ ¦ Am hosts PetersbnV •Whipple. (W) ¦ . 4 4 J J 1 l fights since: 1956 , is ari 8-5 choicei Phlladelphle .' .' .:.'- . 11 10 ' JM iVt . . 1-3 180-240 lb* 15;15-16.35; . l-3 240-260 1bs ¦ HBP-By Whlppl. 1, Houslon l». let and-p. Skallet. :; prize for the; heaviest string of . .Cincinnati'. M, St. Louis 44. good 530-775 . - lb feeding steers: 23.25-24.50. Loi Angeles at Pittsburgh, rain. fish caught in the Lake City, fish- No-Hit Game Sheep 1,00b;. slaughter ; lambs ' and ewes TODAY'S SCHEDULE ing contest which ended' Sunday, fully steady; past part deck choice around Los Angeles at Houston (night). HI. IM-Rookie Vance 100 |b shorn fed lambs with . No. I pe|ts Only game scheduled. : His catch weighed 39 . pounds.. 8 QUINCY , 18.00; 475 head good and Choice a round TUESDAY'S SCHBOULB ounces, and . earned him : a tackle Scales, a lefthander from Char- 100 Ibs ' With ; No. 1 pelts 17.00; Cull to N«w York at Chicago, Michigan Sweeps box 'as a prize: ;- , V" leston, W, Va., pitched a no-hit good shorn slaughte r ewes. 4:50-5.80. . .: '¦¦" ¦ ¦' flttiburg h at MILWAUKEE (nighl). : • . Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night). Heaviest walleye was . a nine- game against Clinton Sunday as San Pranclico at St. Louli (night), pouhder , 2-ouncer caught by. Har- Quincy won 2-0 in the opening tea Angelei at Houston (night). land Hedig, Rochester Midwest League season. GRAIN ¦ ¦ ' For Big 10 Lead of the All first and second place win- Scales, formerly of Ohio State f-AP- ^ No wheat By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ners in the various classes won CHICAGO - or Michigan's . Wolverines, aiming University, fanned 10 and allowed soybean sales. Corn No 2 yellow fishing rods and reels. four bases on balls. He also aided at a second straight Big Ten base- The contest was sponsored by 1.15V4 : sample grade yellow 1.12. State Collegians ball championship, took undisput- his own ,cause by getting two of Oats No I e\tra heavy white 74V4 ; the Lake City * Chamber of Com- the eight Quincy hits and scoring ed possession of the league lead merce. Co-chairman were Hollace No . 2 extra heavy white 74V4; •9a!' ' ^» ¦ f*a%M HF »r^ W$m ' Saturday with a double victory : the first run/ sample grade extra heavy white Abraham and Walter Copp. Prizes ¦ ¦' Set Two Records over Michigan State. may be picked up at Abraham 71• <«. . While the Wolverines were Soybean oil , ib-Ha. SIOUX FALLS. S,D. (AP)-Twb Hardware Store. 9'* 1 m__\\\\\\\tK THOUSANDS OF EXTRA MILES I pounding the Spertans, 4-0 and The winners: Barley: malting choice . 1.35- ^^^_ General HaV6 tWO eXClUSiV6 M Minnesota collegians, set hew rec- , Illinois split a 1 inMHRaeaaaaaeaaaaaa Jftt-AifS you ords 4-1 WALLEVES-Hirland Redlg, Rochester, 1.55 n; feed 1.00-1.25 n. ro BTO far in the/ annual Howard Wood with Northwestern and Ohio State t pounds, 1 ounces;. Tom Placet, Auitln, I ^WagWP H L constructionmore featuresthan that provide m Dakota Relays Saturday, while the ;4, would expect climbed into a second place tie • OUYS DOLLS rnileage H bid of John pole NORTHERN—Gary Lentz, Rocheslir, 14- * § W ^^ftinG&Wmiuvi Uelses for a new with Illinois , defeating Iowa 8-1 1; BUI Hughliy, Camp ACupolls. ll-l. Westgati W. L. Kings A Quems .:...... ,:... S*\i 1H4 The first Is Dual-Tread construction B vault record failed. SANOPIKE-Stmley Iverson, Auilln, 4 and 7-4. JacW A Jills ?* 41 1 U fi txfflSli? ,W. ^1 Next pounds; Kenneth Cady, Lake City, 11. Two Accidents Charles Morrow , Minnesota , did Gutter Busier! «SV* 41 I fJlNllieB long life used Rubber. meet record , while Tom Swanson, Newly Weds Jt **Se Big Ttn Standings CRAPPIES-Bobby COK , Jerry Dunbar, is ¦ , 53-91 W. L, Pet. OB B I I^UiilaH/ '^e!^ Mankato State did .4 for an- Tony Strickland, all of Lake City, each In Wabasha ; tread Mlchlaan '., ' » t .Ut Co. I 1 ff\l^"l This compound provides exceptionally m other standard. Illinois ..... t J .771 1 1 pound, 9 ouncis; Fred Kenlti, 1 pound, B^n^BWB| t\\ ounces. WABASHA Minn. (Special) exclusive!/ Uelses, Washington. D .C, could Ohlo State 7 1 .771 1 Northern League . — HJB ^IV and is B ( 4 WHITE BASS—Lawrence Hoffman, Like fl 1 I^^EJB clear only 15-2 in a special vault- Indiana .SSi 1 City, 5 pounds, 2 ounces; Ruth Randall, Two weekend accidents were re- WISCONSIN ...... « > .444 4 Standings ing exhibition. He has done 16 Lake City, I pound, IS ounces. W. L. Pet. OB ported to the Wabasha C«unty lowa » 4 .JM 4"i HEAVIEST STRING—Bill Powers, Like Northwestern ...... t « .11) i Grand Forks S 1 .HI sheriff's office. Neither resulted in TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! I feet . Inches. , City/ pounds, ounces; Lou Bckland, 1 Purdue ...... Ml S 1* • Winnipeg S J -7" V* serious injuries; ^ \ ^E ^^^ m Ask yOUr General Titt Dealer at)OUt th9 Oary Schwartz , Wessington * Lake City, 11 pounds. . J J ,«l 1 M ffl Michigan Stale ,....( 4 .190 Ui . Blsmirck-Mati. .. Arleifih Schuchard, VeaaaaaaaHeaaaaaaaaaaaaV Springs, S.D., high schooler hurled MINNESOTA • I ,000 4 St. Cloud ' .... 4 * .JW J Millville , was n libera l down payment and monthly , Aberdeen J 4 • .«» iVs ^ESmWmmKBB& |g the discus 190 feet , 7 . -i Inches for ¦«» hospitalized at Lake City follow- Illinois and Ohio State now trail Minot > * i' i ing a one-car accident at 3:50 another record. ¦ , Eau Claire ... I S -'« JH ¦ Michigan by one game. finT[«Tj BMI MEI Dululh 1 I •!•' 4 a.m. Sunday three-fourtlis mile aa Illinois defeated Northwestern , south of Oak Center on Highway Junior Champs 7-2 , only to have the : Wildcat s 63. Investigation was by the High- ¦¦¦¦LBHHHHaaH. ^^ score on a squeeze bunt in the way Patrol. Get Trophies ninth inning of the nightcap for a Former Mental Allen Polikowski , 19 , and Frank 4-3 victory. Indiana kept alive Its American League F. Mischke 64, Theilman, collided hopes for a double victory FIRST RHE . I Pin Busters , champions of .lu- slim Washington 4 10 on a sharp ' curve on County Road nlor League No. 2, and Pin Top- over winless Minnesota , 4-2 and New York .. .141 4 , four miles south of Theilman SPRING SPEOAL^ piers, winner of Junior League No. 2-0. Stenhouse, Hamilton (I) tnd Ketttri Patient Killed ^ split a doubleheader Terry, Bridges (f) and Blanchard. W— at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Damage to 1 . received trophies Saturday at Wisconsin Stenhouse. L—T.irry, each car was estimated at $900. Weslgate Bowl. with Purdue, dropping the opener SECOND 5-2 but coming back with a 1-0 Washington 0 7 1 The drivers received minor injur- Members ol the Pin Toppiers New York I t C Wife, 5 Children ies and were treated by n Plain- me Gary Schossovv , Glen Hincs , victory in the nightcap. Burnslda, Cheney (S), Hannan (7), Qreen (I) and Schmidt; Bouton and Howard, W III. ^HHHBWk ter 340 and in No, 2 , Chris,. Gray- ard (t) and Pagllaronl. W-Horlen. L- slew his former wife , Alice Jean, tice Henry Kronebusch here Fri- ^ czak 318ond I^ynda Leinfnger 361. Wllsbn. STUDEBAKER HH JHH TaBF^" "' ' Baltimore . 7 7 1 ' ' '' ' 2fi , and their three sons and two day. Trial was set for next Thurs- nfffj TmKh*.A ¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ Fountain Brew , . , . Lot Angeles 15 If C .Bstrada, Hoelt (l), Short (5). Lshew (5), daughters by slitting their throats day. He was released on $104 bail. Grabs Roll-Off Hall (4), Wllhelm (•) and Laui McBrlde, with a butcher knlfo. Arrest was by Oner Krohse , Plain- Sizes tO fit most A Minor League Baseball Chance (!>, Spring 15) and Rodgirs. W- Police Chief Robert Corder snid view policeman. ^BBk MVaakaHeB.Qfl W li 1 Wlfflt I Sprlng. L—Hoell. DODGE, DESOTO BnBJ O ¦¦ ¦ American Association Fountain Brew defeated Watkow- Cleveland 5 1 « he understood that Mrs. Batter , Bf OU llil l BK? / SATURDAY'S RISULTS ski's by 109 pins Sunday night in Kansas City 1 4 l who was divorced in April 196 1 , PONTIAC M *£¦ wM Blv,,tl Dlllai-fort Worth 4, Denver I. Oram, McDowell (7), Allen (I) and Ro- the basement apartment , police Uttiy.lBV / Omaha I, Louisville 4. a roll-off at Keglers Lanes to win mano; Ban, Archer (4), was seeinfi another man and had RAMBLER. ^F rrin _^^_^^ 'A' TBHMgB. Orlm (?> and snid. ^f W9 J Indianapolis 1, Oklahoma Clly *. tho championship of Ihe Nite Owl Sullivan. W-Orant. L—Ban. hopes of marriage. SUNDAY'S RESULTS , AMBASSADOR f ™ fLlT.F M Oklahoma city f-S, Indianapolis 4-1. League, The Rev. Clarence K Fast , Bauer, who lived near hi i fam- ^¦V Dmver M, Dallas-Port Worth MO. Fountain Brew, led by Larry San Pranclico 7 10 1 pastor of the Grace Missionar y ily atler the divorce , died in n car Leulivllle 51, Omaha 2-«. Chicago > 7 « Donahue's 481, snot 2,522 to Wat- O'Dell and Bailey; Buhl, Schult* (•), Church In Zion , snid h» saw Bau- parked across the street from the ' Pacific Coair Laapu* kowiki'i 2,413. Marian Fort led the Hobble (fl and Bertell, W-O'Oell. L-, er and the five youngsters in slaying scene. He shot himself In Add s200 f or tubeless • White walls charted f ree• Tires mounted f ree SATURDAY'S RISULTI Buhl. Tiie clergyman said Bau- the head with n .357 magnum San Diego 1, Vancouver > (li innlnei), losen with 483, FIRST (11 Innings) church, Salt Lake City J, Portland 1. In the Guys and Dolls Mixed New York , , 7 f 1 er had been despondent recently. revolver as a policeman ap- Spokane 1, Hawaii l League at Westgate Bowl Sunday , Philadelphia ill l The Rev. Dr. Fast snld llauer , a proached his ear. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBB Stettle 1, Tacoma t, Moorhead,' Miller (7), Mackemle (7), SUNDAY'S RESULTS , had wanted a recon- Deputy ('oi ncr Hubert 11, Bab- Rill Blanchard tagged 526 for Gut- Anderson II), Craig (ll) and Landrllh, S. gun fancier Open 7:00 a.m. 10 6:00 p.m. — Saturdays 'HI SiOO p.m. Siallle 4, Tacoma 4, ter Busters and Gordy Ferguson Taylor (7); Hamilton, Locke (7), Baldichun ciliation with his former wife , but cox snid it appeared thai Mm, ^/ m— m— *t ^_ San Diego 11-7, Vancouver l-l, hit 104 for Jacks nnd Jills. J & J ID, Mahallay (11) and Oalrymplt. W-An- apparently had not been success- Bauer and the youngsters had Hiwali at Spokane, rain, denon. L—Baldichun. / lHt Sail take Clly at Portland , rain. had 745 and Gutter Busters 2 .088 . Second nni poslpened, curlew. ful. been dead three or four hours be- lefAIAalCCTIRE \ International Laajiua Bl FIRST The bodies of Mrs. Bauer and fore their bodies were discovered SATURDAY'S RISULTS Arnold Pilmer, defending tt. Louli ' • 4 II I the children were found in the by Bauer 's brother , Richard . 34 , LVALIVICD SERVICE JiUMnvl lle 11 1/ Butfelo a-l. champion in the 1062 Western Clnclnrtatl S It 4 GENERAL Syracuse 4, Richmond 1, Brenllo, Farnreii (I), McDanlel (a| end bloodied bedroom of an apartment and Kitward Pincombe , Mrs. WINONA'S LARGEST A FINEST DRIVE-IN TIRI SfRVICI \ Toronto tl, Atlanta «, Open June 28-Jnly 1 at the Me- iawatsMi iay, Henry (II, finer (Bl and they shored in Zion , a community Bauer 's lather. TIDE J Olumbui i. Rochester 4. dinah C. C, Chicago, will try to Bdwards. W—tlsler . L—Perrareie, 30 Wilber Farm Implement . Thursday morning. Following his ¦ ¦ o'clock A.M., before this Court In tha ' .-. ¦*. Family. ¦ ' ' ' ¦ " ' '¦ ' ' ' " FARM CARPENTER repair Work. Will ¦ V. - ' Trempealeau, - Wis.' Preston is one of the busiest long probate court room In 1he court house In . . . Ridgeland, . Wis; ,. . ;. '. , - , . . ; - . ' V. hinchtime Kiwanis appearance, he Winona;-Minnesota, and that oblecflbns to use salvage or home , iavied lumber. distance cehters in Southeastern : the allowance "of said Will, If any, be Illed Monuments, Memorials - $1.25 per hour. Write or Inquire E-«, will inspect facilities of the VVat- 1 ' ' • ¦ ' ¦' ¦' : ' ' Minnesota. . V belore said time ot hearing; that the '. Dally News.; . . , ' .;¦ . -. . . ' . - . ' ' . , ' MONUMENTS^iSarkeri and~Tetteflng . kins, Inc., one of the largest di- time , within which, creditors of . said de- for cedent may tile their claims be limited Memorial Day. Delano representative¦ Instruction Clasiei 33 rect: selling organizations. ' Tel/ 8-3359. " ' j ¦ . .:- ' :. -/¦: " ' to lour months from the date hereof, and , . f .. . ; ~ During his stay here, Fusano tions Fellow and will return thai the . claims so filed be ' ¦ TEARN"" BARBERI »IG ; , heard on ' ' May, June, July. September 14, 1962, at: 10:00 o Flowers ''V '& . New daises beginning . Here's Quality Machinery will be a giiest at . the . .home of home in August. In the meantime 'clock AIM., , - ¦ Colleges, ^27 17th . St., of before this Court In Ihe probate, Madlion Barber S. J. Kryzsko president; the court AFRICAN VIOLETS—nice hardy plants, Rock Island, III.; 522 7tt». . St., Rock- at Rock-Bottom Prices he will visit the Wharton School room In the court house In Wlnons* Min- for Mother ¦ ^ . 's Bay, no sale Sunday aft- ' ford>; III; ¦: ¦ ' ;. . ' " . " . ¦ ' ¦: ; ' :.; ' ¦ Winona National & Savings Bank. of Finance, Philadelphia Pa., the nesota, - and that notice hereof , be given ernoon: . 319 Center St , ^ by publication . I—Allis Chalmers "Wli-4^ 1956 fn November, 1957 Fusano act- National Bureau of Economic Re- of this order In the Winona Business Opportunitist 37 Dally News and by mailed notice as Personals V 7 Diesel , wide front' end. ed as interpreter and guide for preWded by law. . a search, Washington, DVC, and LIQUOR STO R E^On and oH sale, build- 1—Allis Chalmers "WD-45, 195S Dated May .'' 4, '1941- WE RECONDITION all: makes ol water ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 26-member Minnesota Orient Stanford University Research In- Ing arid living quarters, - prosperous " . . '¦ ¦ ¦' ' :;' "". ' .~7- ' E. D. 1. IBERA; : sottenersT-complete . stock ot softening farming community. Peterson , Realtors, . model. . - . - Trilde Tour delegation, . including stitute in California. Probata Judge/ ' ' salts; delivery - fool CULLIGAN. Tel. ¦ ¦ ¦ '¦ L K Cit/. . Minn, - : :¦:¦- . 1—John Deere. AO; tractor. Kryzsko, which; visited Japan and ¦• (Probate Court Seal)- 3600.; . * * '¦ "¦;.' ¦ Harold, j. Libera, • ~ MACHINE SHOP—No competition, serves 1—Ferguson, 1953, with all SE E ING THE TWINS? Try our twin the Far VEast. He had just been (First Pub. Monday, April 23, . 1962) Attorney for Petitioner. : large farm( area. Peterson Realtors, service, careful and courteous ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : equipment; start your farm- 7rW " "—It's Lake Cily, M'nn. . ' ¦' - ' • . ;, ; 'WiULlWrfe O^HAVW ^£EZ£ graduated'fconi the University of STATE ;OP MINNESOTA,^ COUNTY OF malor league. DAtE'S STANDARD, 4th ing at a moderate price. ^ 1Wn ^ WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE. COURT DANCE HALL—smalt town, long estab- Tokyo at the time. After graduate ¦ ¦: (First Pub. Monday, May 7,; 1962) V . t. Johnson. Tel. 9865, . No. 14J90 .:.. ' lished. Peterson. Realtors, Lake City, 1—Allis Chalmers CA with plow . ' E C OT ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' " ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ study, lie . was awarded a mas- In Re- Estate ol Park Recreation Board, . SAVE THOS T T HES by repairing, .. Minn,. ¦:¦ : ;¦ '• ' • , - ¦ , . , . . , " .- and- cultivator.:.:' -:" ' ¦ ' . expertly done; WARREN BETSINGER, . . . '• . ' Julius O. Erdmann,: Decedent. " Winona. Minnesota ¦ BIG GEORGEI - - . V yy j/.A. ter's degree in economics by the . " ¦ " ,'¦ ' '¦ ¦:. ¦ ' GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for ¦^ ¦ ¦ Order . for Hearing on Final Account ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 64l-a W. 3rd. . . - . . ¦ ' ¦¦ ' ¦ : ' 'V' ' .' : ' ¦ - ¦" mechanic. Garage and 3- room house university iri¦ W59.V . . . . ;- " ::. and . petition for Distribution. ' ."For . ' . RELAX AND TALK shop over the entic- NEW 1942 MODEL with bath. Priced to iall at; S7.500. V ^W i ySJEjD yi- v . :: Since graduation he has been The representative of the above named ing food al RU.TH'S RESTAURANT, 126 - Also, have garage tools, equipment and estate having filed his final account and Vj-TON PICK-UP TRUCK " E. . 3rd. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days stock. Write Utica;Garage, Utica. Minn, . Side Delivery Rak«|S affiliated with the Federation of .- .Sealed Proposals marked "Vj Ton Pick- ' ' ¦ ' ' petition for settlement arid . allowance - a - week/ . . . -." . or Tel. St; Charles. 350WV2 before I. Mowers of all kinds. V thereof and for distribution to the persons up Truck Bid'! will be received at the 'TV . Economic Organizations of Japan, . LOSE WETGHT After 5, Tet. St. Charles 490J3. ... " thereunto entitled; office of the Secretary ol fhe Park Recrea- safely; easily- and ecoV ' '¦ ' nomlcally. With Dex-A-Dlef tablets. Only V .Used discs—]?'/» ftV tandem an association roughly compar- IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing tion Board until 5:00 P.M., May 28, 19«2i MUST SELL drive-In, here's a chance to 98c. Ford Hopkins. thereof be had on May 18lh; 1962, at eleven for furnishing the Park Recreation Board get In business for yourself. Contact and others able to the National Association : o'clock A.M., belore this Court In the wilh a new pick-up truck Ik; accordance, ARE YOU . A PROBLEM'^lWERT ^Man Mickey Meyer, 179 E. 3rd. of Manufacturers in America. He probate court room in Ihe "• court house In wilh the specifications prepared by the or woman, yoor drinking creates numer- is responsible for five federation Winona, Minnesota, and thai notice hereof Cily Engineer of Winona, Minnesota. ous problems. If you need and want .We Need Used Tractors be given by publication of this order In the Specifications and Proposal Form rnay help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous; PIo- committees dealing with taxes, be obtained at itie Office of the Secretary. In Trade For New Winona Daily News and by- mailed notice __nec-r JSroup, Bojc_122, Wlnprie. Winn. financial problems, and as provided by law. of the Park Recreation Board, City Hall, - research MEMO TO. ALL B^WLERS-Ttianks fbr' Dated April 19th Winona, Minnesota. All bids must tie sub- in these areas. , 1962. the terrific respon se for league banquets,, : . /MARGARET McCREADY, . ¦ ¦ mitted on the propasat 'ferrtis furrilstied. ¦ everyone seemed to enloy themselves. f; AA: KRAUSE 'CO; He has; been- Probate Clerk. - .. K certified check or bidder ' s bond shall in ; this country Congratulations 10 all on the biggest Convenient (Probate Seal) ' .. accompany, each bid Iri an amount equal Court bowling year |n the and ecnomical Is this special , arrange- ; r,BI^EEZY : since February as a United Na- - Bruski, ' - . tb at least five percent ts r ; ) of the history of Wlnone. ACRES" S. D. J. . . bid . RAY • MEYER, INN KEEPER. ment. Two-bedroom home with 500 sq. ¦ . made payable to this Park . Recreation WIL- " Attorney .Ibr Petitioner. . . LIA/y\S - HOTEL. ft; bt retail store space In same build-. "' South on New Highway 14-61; ' . (First ;pub. Monday, May 7. WHY Boa rd which shall be forfeited to _ . the " Ing. Full . basement, new furnace, In ' ¦¦' ' STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF Board In the even) the successful bidder FRANK NEEDS^ 100 , ' watches tj~7repair, A-l condition. Reasonably" priced, ' with .' ¦ Open all day Saturday. (First Pub, Monday*. May 7, 1962) bring! your WINONA, ss, IN PROBATE¦ COURT. falls to enter Into a contract with the 's In - for fast, expert work, ; attractive terms. - ' • No. '15,23» :. '• ' " ' . ST ATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTV VOF Board.- . ' don't put it oft—keep In tlme-^slop In ' ¦¦ In H« Estate of WINONA, ss. IN PROBATE: COURT The Park Recreation Board . reserves the . at RAINBOW JEWELERS, next to tbe Vv . ';Open..^ V No.' right to relect any. :and all . bids and to . post office bn 4lh/ Frederick R.Hosencranz, Decedent. ¦ ¦ . 14.807 this place for. the spring, rush. Suitable Order for Hearing on Final: Account : . ' :¦ . - ' ¦ ' In ^-Re Estate Of; waive informalities. for drive-ih.. wirehouse; shop or almost ; :;i -;^^US(:0 . and petlllon for Distribution. ' Edward A. Roesner, Decedent. . bated . at Winona;.-Minnesota, May 1, 19&!. Business Services . 14 ; any . irriair business. Considerable park- K:S^ . " PARK ; ' The representative ; ol the above riarned Order for Hearing on Final Account . . RECREATION BOARD ~ ; Ing ,area, . attractive price -and terms, - . . . estate having filed her final accouhf and and Petition for. Distribution. : : M. J. Bambenek, Secretary iNTkNY WEATHER the7e's nothing bet- ' petition for settlement and - allowance The representative of the above named ter than. ZEPHYR ventilated /awnings v RESIDENCE PHONES; MACHINERY and thereof and for distribution to the persons estate having filed . Its: final account and doorhpods. Custom built, perma- E. J, Hartert ., . 3973 (First Pub. Monday, April 23. 1942): nent year., the'reuhto entitled ; ' , : . . petition , lor - 'settlement and allowance 'round ' protection, against suh, ' . Mary Lauer ... -4523 show, rain, and sleet. Free IT IS ORDERED/ That the ¦ heiarlng thereof , and for distribution to the person! STATE OF MINNESOTA; COUNTY OF . estimates .. Jerry Berthe ... 8-2377 ;^ ^iGI ^ ;:;*:; without obligation. W I N O N A RUG thereof be had on June 1, 196?, ar 11 thereunto; entitled; , WINONA, ss. . IN -PROBATE COURT • . - ¦; Fhillp A. Bauman '. . - . 9540 ; *38. "A" ' " No. CLEANINS SERVICE, 116 W. 3rd.' Tel. . John Deere Tractor. o'clock A.M., belore Ihls . Court In the .IT IS ORDERED, Thai the- .hearing . 15,09-1 , ' .- " ' . : '' ¦ . In Re Estate of . _mi. : ."__ ' . . ' ; .;. . -51 John Deere "MT" Tractor probate court room In the court house In thereof be had on May 31. 1962,vat 11:00 - f Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof o'clock -A.M., before this Court In the Selma R ice, Decedent. . CHARLTE'S '.CUSTOM . BUILDERS, SL Jf ^^^^^F^^iV vvith cultivator and plow . . . be given by publication of this order In probate court room . In the. court ho"" Order for Hearing en Final Account . Charles, Minn. Exciting nev* homes, M5 John , Deere "B" Tractor. 'V the Winona: Dally News and by ¦ mailed in Winona; Minnesota^ aiid . that- notlct and Petition fgr Distribution. expert remodeling service, free esti- v ' W^^^W^ffm ^ notice as provided by law. . hiereof be .given by publication of this The representative f your jib." './ Minneapolis % Wlnrtesota. ' . ' ,. Attorneys for. Petitioner. " • , and evenings. Robert Graves. : . with trailer . In Winona, • Minnesota, A. and that 'notice i John Deere 290 Corn Plant- " ' .' ¦¦ ' > ' " hereof be given by publication of this order ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ APARTMENTJl-a ; ' - . ByV Alex.,Kotzky :. : . . In! the Winona Dally News and by mailed Plumbinj, Roofing 21 ¦f ers.'V " • ' . ' ' ••,>'' . :;V Vv .^ ; . . . [.OANSii-S:PLAIN NOTE-AUT(KFURNITUR6 . notice as provided by law. -- ' . ~ " 170 E. 3rd St. ... Tel. 2915 ¦ 3 John Deere WL".Corn Plaritr Dated April 19th, 1942. ROOF7NG AND R66F REPAIRING rirs. 9 B.m. to 5 p.m.. Sit, 1 a.m. to noon. -' ' '¦' MARGARET McCREADY, ¦ . DAN ROLBIECKI V' . ers.;- " v . - . : .' ;¦ . : Tel;>1144 ' :- " : ¦ '" ¦ ' ' ¦ Probate Clerk , . /; -./ ' .•¦¦: Loans C- Insurance— 2 Used -Wagons.; -.: ¦ . . (Probate. Court Seal) KEN-WAY ; Electric . SEWER C1.6ANING S.- . - 'D. J. Bruski. JERRY'S PLUMBING Real Estate Attorney for Petitioner, - ¦ 827 EvV4th ¦'- ' ' ¦ ' . Tel. 919« ¦ 'A' f _ . . . FRAN KvWEST AGENCY , f SPECIAL PRICE y ELECTRIC ROTO ROTOR 17S Lafayette Sf. Tel. 5240 V (First Pub. Monday, .Aprti 23, 19J2) on New ,3010, gas and 3010; For clogged sewers ahd drains. (Next tg Telephone OHlce) STATE OF MINNESO TA. COUNTY OF Tel. 9509 or 4436 1 year guarantee diesel - '. demonstrators;'; V WINONA; ss. IN PROBATE COURT. ¦ Dogs; Pets, Supplies 42 ' • No, 15,084 - .•" . _ CALL SYLV KUKOWSKI PUPPfES—From excellent cattle dog, t5. fn Re Estate of WE'LL PUT -A "STOPPER" ToTlT. Leaky Wc need used tractors in trade . Garland Vongroven, Pleasant Valley, Rt. , :Oeorgt H. Bo/ien, Decedent; faucets, dripping pipes, pr unsightly ¦ ¦ ¦ fixr 3, Winona, Minn. ' ' ¦ - ¦ ' . • ' .- for hew. Top. allowance for Order lor Hearing on Final Account tures ' .. .• . .'" we have the answer, to your . . ¦ " and Petition for Distribution. . problem. No |ob too big or too small. GOLDEtl RETRIEVER-4 male purebred your: old tractor. The representative of the above named pups. Buster Berg, Rushford, Minn. Tel. estate having' filed fls final account ¦ ¦ and PRANK. O'LAUGHLIN/ UN< 3 . ': ' ¦ ' ' - ¦ " ' '¦;.- ' ¦ ¦ :y?° - . . petition for settlement and allowance PLUMBING C HEATING ' ¦ " . '-" thereof and for;distribution to the persons Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 ^_EW ¦¦ . 207 E, 3rd ' . Tel:: 3703 .. thereunto entitled; . - " • IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing HEREFCTRi^FEEbER CA.LVES-2J, good Auto Co. thereof be had on May Tilth; 1962, at eleven Help Wanted—Female 26 quality. Alden Norton, Kellogg, Minn; ' " ¦" ': ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ .. - t V' - ' V ' '^ ;. _,vV \.-V By Ernie Bushrhiller Winona "Dally News and by mailed notice 3 nights a week, " no Sundays. Call ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • • ¦ MINNESOTA No. 3 gills, due to farrow " • ' ' ' - ' ¦ • ' . ' ' - - ' V.^^—*wwv—¦—«-«—aw ^M^a^M*p—¦ ^ 1^^^—— 1^ I ^^ M ¦ ¦¦¦ *^ ^———— rn II ¦! ¦ as provided by law. Frank Cunningham, Steak Shop. ; FILL SANbTclay andlilack dirt. Tel, alia Dated.April 19th, 1962; ^ - . soon, boars 200 to 350 Its. Walter Carl- " fwb^LADFES with cars'• " to r toke over FOR BCACK DIRT call HALVERSON MARGARET McCREADY, son, Theilman, Minn. Te|. Wabaisha 565- established Watkins route, city of Wl- ' '• ' ¦' ' ¦ ' : ' '¦ ¦ BROS.r all top toll, 4-yard load if. Tel. -'Probate. Clerk. 4193...... - . . ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ nona. W rite Box 771, St.' Charles. Minn. 4403 or 4573. ' , . . " ' . ' (Probate Court Seal) SOUTHWIND REGISTERED herefords. Vi ¦ ~ ^ S. D. J. Bruski. . ' - ' WILL BE ln winona . the Week of May t mile from village of Dtleota, Minn. Hwy, SOD—1 roll or a 1,M0 Attorney for Petitioner. .- ¦. Interviewing women who are .nlerested 14-61. Visitors welcome. Large red meal : also black dirt; Jal. ' In selling Avon cosmetics, H interested herefords, breeding stock for sale, all : . &H . or B-4131 726 E, 7th St. please write to E:64 Dally n organization enables us to of- 7-F-14. . ' . . STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OP fer additional career opportuni- WINONA, II. IN PROBATE COURT ties to qualified persons who Top prices for all livestock Arflde« , CREMELSBACH STOCK YARDS _for Sale 57 No. 15,2-35 ' can successfully manafie ono of " In Re Eitate of • Lewiston, Winn. RUO—fxijj Quaker space heatar. Both Dally Hog Market Lyman O, Shattuck, Decedint. our Holiday Service Station & In good_condlllon, 467 E, 2nd. Tel. on springing cows-halters. Order Hearing on Petition for Probale _ '41*1 ' "" " ' ' l*r Merchandise Centers. A six- " ~ CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES for the shut of Will, Limiting Time to File Claims, week paid training program FO^ VOUR BtfST livestock mafkVt »hip ter-bug, Just In time lor fresh serine, and for Hearing Thereon, to St. Charles Stock Yards. Have v« scenery. GOLTZ DRUG, J74 E. 3rd, R. D. Shattuck having tiled a petition prepares our managers to as- tried our new hog market? Cattle, '"' for the probate of the Will of said decedent calwia and hogs. Tat. 130, St. Char- FREEZEkS JIM ta «». Used refrigi sume management responsi- raters and for the appointment of Robert B. Clay les Minn. Casey Mar«k«. »25. Used TVs ISO. FRANK LILLA as Administrator with the Will annexed, bility in sales, 'accounting, su- ^ Jt SONSi 741 E, Ith, ^ " _^ r " which Will Is on file In this Court and open pervision , and administration. Farm, Implement*, Harntts 46 'DAY BBb-ir» n! white snow tencii MARK TRAll By Ed Dodd to Inspection! " 1. Singer sewing machine paddle/ 1 Upon assignment yie offer a FAR WALL H~TfWTOR^«ood~"fubbi7J , IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing rubbish burner) I, condition, Clem'i Repair Shop, bird cage and standi thereof be had on, May 24, 194?, if 11 high base salary, excellent ?ood t. ABC washing machine; I, water octirana, WIS. '___ . o'clock A.M., before this Courl In the commission plan and promo- hydrant. Raymorsd¦ Hayerti, Altura, , ¦ probata court room In tha court house In JACOBSON POWER MOWERS _Mlnn. , . Winona, Mlnneiota. and that oblectlona fo tional opportunities in addition 14 models lo ctiooia from. ~ WISCONSiN ENOINE-Modet VF4 with the allowance of said will. It any, be to other good supplement ol 1*4 and up. clutch , In AUTO ELECTtllC good condition. Tel, 3004 all- filed belore tald time of hearing; that Ihe S6RVICB er '5:30 p.m. benefits,. If you are married. tnd & Johnson Tal. 5431 _ time within which creditors of tald de- "" ' 25 to 45, with a successful ' WINDOW FAN-JO~incbr^" ' cedent may file Iheir claims be limited to DISC SHARPENING by rolling. No metal speed, J yis r four months from lha date hereof , and work background and interest- guarantee. »l7,?i BAMBENEK'S, at removed, Fred Kram, St. Charles, Minn. '¦ Mankalo. that, the claims io filed be heard on August ed in a secure management Tel. 3I3-J-2. ' ~ 23, 1963, at 10 o' clock A.M., before this 6o-KART-2i.in(h>V set7~15 lTri7e«i7i Courl In tht probat* courl room In tha career >vith profit sharing com- set ol bunk brt« with maltresien 1 court houi* In Winona, Minnesota, and that pany, apply in person, ,1 p.m. to ALUS CHAXMERS ,r *"*r W< 0,,rd,n ,r T notice hareof be given by publication of !M» I " "" ' "' this order In tht Winona Dally Newi end 9 p.m., Mon,, May 7. Kaehler 2 row mounted picker ~ "' OAROEN MARK jJ~in7^wer by mailed notice «% provided by law. Hotel, Hochesler, ask for Mr. to fit Alii) Chalmers , mowir. Dated April It, 1961 Klippstcin. MARGARET McCREADY. Model WD or WD45 tractor. Tel, e-2757 after 5 p.m. " ' "' Probali Cltrk. ^"•NUT O05SIP aENCH-knieholi (Probata Court Seal) Erickson Petroleum Corp. KOCHENDERFER & SONS desks, bookcam, utility cupboard!, Roger W. Pooli, VKorkbaies, apirlmtnt tlie washer, rock- ' Fountain City. Wis. Attorney for Petitioner. -- 1422 W. Lake St. Mpls., Minn, 01 U,S fU»NITURB, J7J B. Lewliton, Mlnmtotii JrdVI, Tel.r ? I-3701,. ,?.° Article* for Sale S7 Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 Ut»d Cart V IPO Urtd C*r» 109 |ge OUR LAR6E iilectlan - of used KITCHEN SET-s.pl«ce, . Condition, FORD—1958, Fairlane SCO. Excellent con- FORD-OWB Fairlane M0, « door/ V-», -, a»d refrigerators «ieetrle ranjjes and TV also . combination davanport-bed, reason- dition, automatic franimlstkn. power automatic transmission,¦ ¦¦ - good ' condition.¦ ,els, /ll reconditioned. B a, B ELEC- steering. .404 High Forest. Tel. ' Tel. 337a, ¦ ' . . . " .- . :- " ' ¦ ¦- .' ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ j ble. 550 E. Sarnia. T«l. 4052 alter 5. ' ¦ ¦ 325*.¦ .. .|_ EAR" TRIC, 155 . E;. 3rd. ' . A- :- , - . . - Will take trade; : ' .- ' " -.- , ",, J SPECIAL—Deluxe lullaby cribs, with . FUI TRADE YOUR TROU&LES for a TORO double..- drop sides, teething rails, at- VALIANT—wv A/400, - standard trans- 6r^ v ; rotary mower, wrltti the "Wind-Tunnel" tractive ¦ ajood condition, - Tel; 337<; X^ ¦ decals, play belli, adlustable mlssloni radio, ¦' ¦ deslflit. G,vt vwr. ,Wn Wat .'- cf tsp, «8f» tprfttf , farga caiferi, Heo.; ut.95. Personal Warranty V clean; cut.: WINONA FIRE V POWER, . N0»t,. your ' choice ln,n»h>ret ¦wax. thestr 2nd. (Moved nexl to the Wi- ' ' ME. - nut, or plextone finish. - 134-95. . BOR- v 1959 FORD • nona' Cttlctc Hatchery) ,- . - . ' . ZYSKOWSKI FURNITURE,- 302 Mankato 1955;vFord Panel Falrlarse 2-dr., V-». Radio, h»«ter, auto- " Aye - ' ¦ ¦ ¦ matic,- tUMBER—2X4'S, ,1X4'S, 2X8'», JXM'S, , open evenings. ... : . one local owner, low mlleape, USED : %-ton, heavy duty light sand beige finish, In very good 2xl2's, boards, w flooring. Tel; 3B26, : 951 THROW RUOS—all wool/ bond made, hook- ¦;• • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ _ , condlllon. upholstery Ilka new,- specially W.' 2nd - ' ;. " '•¦ '¦// ¦ ' / ¦ ;¦¦ .. ti. til . E. 7th. TeL SUS../ '. - ., ' . . - wheels, 700x15 8-J>ly - /heavy duty tires^ prlwd.(hit week only , .,.,.«J»5 : 8 miles south': of WipOha* 2 miles nortK of Wilson, 18 mfle« ATR CONDITIONER—1 tun; automatic ' Y Imperial Chrysler g i|^^ |^ || Good Things : wsslur i electric Irpner. Alt In good to Est . ;/ 6S •\"'" / standard transrhission, ^ north of Rushford. Watdi for arrow off Highway 43 just north . condition.:.' .1564 W. 10th after 5:30. . URGE SELECTION, certified seed po- / good solid body, chas- : Plymouth - Valiant :, of Wilson, ¦ tatoet. WINONA POTATO MARKET, \ pftiljT SPRAYER-*-tarB» size with¦ ¦ two ¦ : ' ¦ ¦ ¦ "I V A sis, and good motor. guns, gooit condition. Tel. 4144. -' . vAforktt .st. . : - . - . . :. . . . .' ', . -¦; Nystrtim Motors Inc. Priced for quick sale. , COME aiid Q«t It. vou won't, regret It. Houu hold Articles 67 Y ; Plastic- type Glaxo Is t.dps for asphalt ¦ . ' file, .Paint Depot.. Clean carpets: with our carpet shampooer 'V- ' ' 'V :V'4495: v - ' .: : : FREE, with purchase ot Blue .Lustre Good, Reliable SILENT SCOTTS hand mwers, thls area's Shampoo. Deposit : - .' Starting at 12;80 T?M. ; cortiplete stock. ROBB BROS. required.: H. Choate most ' 4 Co, ' '-. . . : STORE 576 E. 4th. Tel, , 4007. Transportatloh 41 HOLSTEIN CATTLE-rHolstein cow due to freshen by ^_ Radios, Television j NEWEST TREND In bathroom equipment 7 1 VEMABLESy V '58 NASH, 4-doorV .VV; , V$69S sale date; Holstein cow milkinggood and due in October ; 6 Hoi- 1 |> fhi counter-fop lavatory. Choose yours "¦ ' '¦ - '¦ " 75 W; 2nd now J. '• - ¦ . • - . - . Winona TV ^Radio Service V : A' F&'&ml''/ '55 PLYMOUTH, 4-door;.. .$495 stein heifers, springing; 5 heifers 18 months old, open; 2 heif- 1 7» g: 2nd. Bpb NogoseK. Tel. 3834 '54 DESOTO, 4-door ... , A. .$295 ers, 14 months old, open ; 6 heifers. 12 rhoriths old; 6 heifers, | v SANITARY ' ¦ ' PLUMBING S, HEATING. USE& TELEVISION ^ETS-all size picture •55 PLYMOUTH, 4-door - '" 6 months old; 8 Holstein steers 14-18 months old; Holstein bull M '¦ - ¦ ' . . :; us 6->d st. : . . .;¦; ; T« I . 2737 . tubes. Get that second; set at . . .;. 1960 CHEVROLET wagon .V...... i. $495 2H years old; Holstein bull 16 montbJs old; 9 Holstein bull 1 ;" " , CONVERTIBLE. ' cdves. ALL HEIFERS ARE CALFHOOD VACCINATED; PAINT TRAY & ROLLER ". - . " Ho rdt's; Mils¦ id Store V ! '52 BUICK, 4-door ;.:- .,. $195 K 1 . - ' ¦ One Week Only : . 111 & 3rd ' , , - . .:' " : '. ;- v y^inona Red with white top; 14,000 ac- i 44 HOGST-40 weaning pigs 7 weeks old, casteratedj 4 open 1 : -99c . .. ' Many More; To Choose From ¦ ; ' '" ¦¦ f f AA' ¦ ¦' ' . . ¦: ' ¦' ; ¦ ' Don Ehmann TV Service^ tual miles. Just like hew. ^- SOWS. ': ". A'A Af A..' - ;'/ . . . . V - .; . :, - - ' 'V . f M V TED MAIER DRUGS -. '. ' Winona's Finest Electronic Repair . ANIMAL HEALTH CENTER' . - '¦ ¦• ' ¦' • ' ¦ ¦ | TRACTORS & EQUJPMENT-Viss? Allis Chalmers WD45 | . for. All Makes¦ ¦' . , Victor- Kilgrain Shop OUr Lot Now tail. W. Fifth. ' ' . Tel. "-tiOS-' ' ' : H tractor in A-l shape with cultivator ; MCD Model H tractor in p ""KCA WHIRLPOOL Authorized dealerjfor. .. . Lake City, Minn. ; I V good cbnditionr"A.C. 3-botom 14" mounted .ploW; manure loader ADMIRAL-MUNTZ-ZENITH || ¦: . WashersV Dryers 1 forVA-CV tractor; saw tig; 12x 28 chains; John Deere CCA 8' | | Ranges — Refrigerators Refrigerators ,72 AA ¦ TlrUgS I EXPECT .V . i field cultivator, 1 year old; New Holland 66 hay baler; J. D. | | ¦ "APTgR I bRBlt FOUR PARTS - SALES - SERVICE LEONARD ' •REFR1GERATOR—IJ . '¦ cu. tt., • V RARADE /" V v 195f5 Pontiac y¥ENl6t E$ § hay conditioner; Case 3-bottbm 14" tractor plower with coVer If In excellent .running order, wlH sell :;y ^. :..$fB\&: ' ?w\. 15' single: disc; J. AD. 4-bar side rake; J. D. No. 5 power g 3rd . Tel. 4060; ¦ tic power Vbr akes, 1 mower with quick-tach hitch to fit W.D. tractor ; J.D. M Ed'^ s Refrigeratioii & Supply Houses for Sale 99 W«nttd~Real E»tat> 102 \vhitewalls, tu-tooe fin- $5 Down i 40' grain, corn and bale elevator with 8* hopper and bale chute; >f PRICED TOi SELL iTwEST LOCAT I ON. 3 bedrdorm tioriie! WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES" f ish , spotless thruout, ¦I '.- J. D. model L tractor manure spreader ; New Idea 4-bar side : Comrnerclai and Domestic . FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY % iJ5 ;E. 4th ., , . . . Tel. i53? Built-in stove and oven In kitchen. . Large priced at a ' - 'V- f . -ft Kitchen cabinets. " . .¦ '• . . living, room. - : Oil heat. . : Garage. Nice . V low: . . No Cash Needed .ff rake; 2 rubber tired wajgpnS; steel , whieel waigon ; 2 feed bunks; i . : : A' f ¦ ;¦' • V .^ Beds and springs. Sewing Machines ; ; 73 garden spot. Priced under $17,000. AElTS . /'NA-NR" JEZEWSKi i:; 3 bale: racks. A / / / / . 'AA §j AGENCY, INC., Realtors. 159 Walnut (Winona 's Only Real Estate Buyer) : '^-r J ust Mgke Paymehts . -& fables and . chairs. St. Tel: 4242 or alter hours; E. el. 638B. and 7093 . ' ¦ P.O. Box 3« ^-y $ai95^ ' MISCELLANEOUS—Large amount of home sawed lumber, | | ¦ ¦ ¦ FOR RENT—Viking Frcfrarm . machines ¦ R. f . .• , . . -: p ' ¦ ¦, '' •&". Vacuum cleaners/ •-:-Jby . weeK or month, : WINONA SEWING Clay ' S-2737, . Bill- Pagel 4501. E. A. ^ '53 CHEVROLET; 4-71.f /' ,/ ' ~ " • Tel. - 4242 or' after . - hours: E... R .^-Clay windshield wipers, ' etc;; Poviered with ;" "• Chevrolet Hardtop 2-dn Big " Y U " LET US HELP 6 W|tti you bliiidlnj . . ' '^ - : . . -. ALVIN KOHtSER . - - . 8-2737, Bill '. Pagel. .4501,. E. A. Abts ¦35 hp. Evinrude electric starting motor. .^ j- ;= v - .for blocki, r y 'A" problemil See us . . foundation engine and straight sticky 1 . ^M^j^*^apL lS*adEiith E. 5th and Llbarty), Tel. 4980. l and : cement, mortar cement. Ready 3 all modern apts. Just remodeled Inside, tion; . . . 6-cylinder; 'overdrive. V ¦ ~ "" foundation TV Air Clearte- . . _ ¦:. - ^ 00O, W. P. Inc., Tel. 7774 or 8-2035; ask . A: ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ ' ' Everett J. Kohner A'. -; Starting at 1:00 P.M." ' ' : ' ' |. Winona Typewriter Service for; Syd Johnstone. ___ 14-FT. STRIP BOAT. In very fine shape, 1951 Ford ton Pickup. IM Walnut 8-3710, alter houri 7114 . .;. : Cement Products Coi . , • */* V • : - . BY!"VulLDER ^niy^iienell! 'jtwT'bed- . with a 30 'H.p, motor, . . Sll E. «m - - ...... - ./. Tal. 33W 161 JE. 3rd -.: Tel. -8-3300 HERRON CHEVROLET CO. "# 1954 Chevrolet 2-ton chassis A»AY s-Tues., laTjo p.m. 3 miieTVer ot V star brake' shoe Vgrinding, drilling and riveting machine; if room , home with' attached garage, built- . ¦ ' Wliiona on Wis: Hjwy;- 35 to County Ins. New Westdale Subdivision. Edw. P. .Like City,; Minn. • .' ' .: . . .' and/cab^, :. ';. Barrett brake drum lathe and attachments; for trucks or : " ¦ ' • Trunk M, then 7 mll« N. Mark Rof- || ; Increase; Tlie Value Washing, Ironing Machines 79 Whltten, T«l- 9745.^ . . . .; . ; Phone 4401' . bleckl, owner; Alvin Kohner, auctioneer ; cars; Sioux valve facer ; Sioux valve seat grinder; Stcrm boring M ~ F. 4 BEDROOM house.' Beautiful' , large Northern Inv. Co., clerk. IGlbAIRE - FastTeS- . Motorcycles, Bicyclei 107 Iriflichine ; Sunnen pinhole and cylinder hole machine and | | MAYTAG AND FR. kitchen. Oil hot Water heat. 2 porches MAY 9—Wed. 1S:30 p.m, » miles S, of Of Your Home pert : service; Complete sloclt of parti, :¦ ^ v Eusternriahn's mahdels; cylinder liead reamer; Willard electrical check ¦ and big lot. ' Under $10,000. ABTS fRIUlSPH¦ BONNEVILLE 130 -^ 19597TeL Whona, 2 rnllas N. of Wilson, U rnllas | H. Choate :& Co; Tel. 2871. • . ' -. . ,; ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦• ' ¦ ' ' " : • " ' ¦ ::y. AGENCY, INC., • Realtors! 159 Walnut ; -3i53. ' . ' . '. - .:¦ . f/- / . /¦;. - . y.y: :i^Bnyyy N. of Rushlord. : WJItred Kohner, own- equipment; Sioux portable fender grinder and polisher ; Sioux ff St. Tel . 4242 or alter hours: . E. R. • eri Alvin . Kohner, auctioneer; Minn. yvSpeciol Offer ; Wearing Apparel, Furs SO ; BIG DA.RGAINS In brand new motorcy- elecfric fender paint dryer; steel paint storage cabinet; paint i Clay 8-2737. Bill Paget 4501 E. A. Abts cles this month. A Small down lewiston ; . TeL 3171 Land I, Action Serv., clerk. : 3184, Geo. . Pelowski ; 8-270). : ',¦: . pay^ spray gun ; painting mask and pads ; hydraulic floor grease §f TWO FORMAL5, Mong,~Tbaiterina, 14 _ . ment -will hold any selection. See Allyri MAY llV-Thuri. TJ:M p.m. JV4 miles:,.». Aluminum Combination to 16 size, also girl's clothing, leckfts, IDEAL FAMILY ' HOME-3 bedrooms, 2 . Morgan, Lake Blvd. of Pleasantville - on County Trunk "O". rack hoist; condensor tester ; Champion spark plug cleaning || coats, dresses.: Driveway -. -entrance, lil ~ Windows v . ¦ ¦ baths, fireplace, dining room,, carpeting. NSU UVMBRETTA S<:60TER at the blr- G<0. Schroeder, owner; Harnlsch ' eV machine; Sunnen cylinder grindef; Wright 1% ton chain hoist I . . - Harriet. , - - . ' -. ', .. . ' .' ' .. .'•' . : ' : ' ' Kitchen has range, dishwater, disposal: M/trleifli auctioneers; Northern Inv. Co., . gailn price of $225.00: See "Butch" Ci- 1 957 Chevrolet ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦• I gj on roller carrier with 20 ft. steel b«am; Curtis automatic air vi 1st floor laundry, screened porch, den, sewski , on Goodview Road near St, Cltrk: ; .- . ;; " ' . ' . ' ' . . : ' . '. . ' .- ' V 3-track Weatherstripped Wantei»--To Buy 81 : recreation room, large shady lot. .' Shown ¦ washeir, 2 cylinder, with 5 H.P. motor and Mary's ' College. '- . ' . - ¦ . . '• " • . ' .' - 4-dr. Station Wagon, MAV IO—Thurs. 13 noon, - 7 miles S:E, ot I compressor and car |j Al R : "ERr:^r room size : wanted, by owners to save you money. Will * 250 lb. pressure taiks; acetylene.welding set of gauges; 1 , 15 Different Colors ^CONbTfiON ¦ ¦ FHA. 574 Sunset Dr. 1 i radio, heater, automat- Li Crosse, 1 - mill S;. off Hgwys. 14 | | In good condition. Tel. ' 5422. : ' " TRICYCLES, ALL SIZES S. il at Hoashler Memorial Park Rd. acetylene tank, lots of tips and cutting torch, with tank roller A Real "Cadillac'* ¦ S 400 MANKATQ AVE: tc, tu-tone finish, for RMben Setbauar, owner ; Jim Apple- J| ^ WM. MILLER SCRAP IRON .4 WETJ1L D. ECONOMY 2 bedroom, 1 floor home. v JCOLTER' Y g \ 's steel and brick table; oxygen tank cart; Chilton || ' Good basement:.: Furnace teat. Imme- ' man, euctloneer;¦ ¦ Trl-CoOnty¦ Fin. . Inc., cart; welder CO. pays -highest prices for scrap Iron, V\ I .an extra clean, sharp . . - - ,¦. •¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ ' ' . ¦ ' ¦ ' '¦ ¦• ' '- . - metals, hides, wool and raw fur. diate possession. Choice west location ;' . :• 1957 Harley Davidson V \ / wagon, don't miss this . . clerk. . . . . ,; . . flat rate manuals,, from 1930-1955; 5 hrv potential charging | ¦r-^V^J'^is^ v.;' ;;;:? ¦ 122 Vt. intl. ' Tel. 2041 • .700 block. Full, price $8,000. ; ABTS MAIT- 10—Thurs. 1 p.m. Bitzan Bros. Mo- machine: 6 volt portable charger; exhaust fan for paint I ¦ Realtor, 159 Walnut " .y .V'FLHiltfbd'el. ' " ;. outstanding buy. ¦ ' : . .- i - - ' Closed,. Saturdays: : . . AGENCY, INC., At tor Co. Auction Sale, 70 Johnson , St., booth; 2 Bear front end ali^meht gauges; 2 pitch and cambei- ¦ ¦ ¦; ' Sf. Tel. 4242 or after tio/rs: E. R. Very good condition . ¦ ; ; Winonai Alvin Kohner, auctioneer; Ralph l yy. v . stopf iri or ' ." "'wv HIGHEST JUNK PRICES. .. . - . . . Clay 8-2737, Bill Pagel 4501, E. A. Abts ' T ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Priced for quici sale. - v.$;1 T, Hengel, clerk- ;. : •' ;. ' . ' ;' . .. .' ' . frbnt end gauges; 2 sets Vrear axle thread . chasers; wheel and || M. & W. IRON AND. JWETAL CO. 3184, Geo. . Pelowski 8-2701. . .. - :v - A 195V' .,^v : 207 W, 2nd, across Royal .Ga s/ Statloei v $795 ; MAY li: _ Frl.v 1 pjn. V> mile S. of Wa- gear pullers; Greyco air pressure grease gun; spring sprajjng |i ' BY OWNERS^S bedroom home. Central- v basha, Minn, on Hjwy, 41. Robert, Florin ^ALL THE LUMBER HlOHErfTsRicES^ArD ly located on Broadway. Tel. 7735, I machine; transmission gear .- oil purnp;: 6 barrel pumps; asst; | | metals, rags, raw Winona Marine Co. Inc. a Bud Graner, oiwien; Tiffany I Wer- two for scrap Iron, h|d*s, lain, auctioneers; Chlppiwa Valley Fi? of: grease guns; 6-inch heavy duty b^nch vise; 4%-inch ; |i furs and .' wool I;. v BY OWNER; leaving town. One story, 3- p NO. 8-3667 V Latsch Island nance. Co.> clerkl'-. . vises; B&D Si-inch electric diill; several Hydraulic floor 1 . bedroom home, living room, large, kitch- yENABtES . I bench Sam Weisman & Sons en With dining area, disposal, dishwash- MAY I3-Sun . 1:30 p.m. miles SW, of I jacks; 3 roller H OOT jacks; oil drain tank; rear wheel puller g, ..INCORF'ORAT.ED '- . "¦ er,, drapes throughout, . new gas fur- TrucaVs, Tractors, Trailers 108 y 75 W. 2nd 'A/AA TelA»-Vm tiotroen. . Albert Pidrefti,* owner: : Com- ' Tel. 'SSd? nace, double garage, glassed In- front ¦ clerk; I and attachments; Heavy duty sockets ; 11 straight reamers; i 450 W. 3rd ¦ ¦ ¦ OUR TRUCK BODIES and repair are munity Loan and Fin. Co., porch, Under $13,1)00. Te l. 6*S*. . .;- I die .set; hydraiiu'c. iajid manual va|v« spring releasers; bushing KENbELL Rooms for Housekeeping 87 gaining popularity. See us now. BERG'S | BST^WNER—4 bedroom home. Reason- TRAILER, 3950 W. -4th St. Tel: 4933, i drive out set; axle , wheel knockouts ; lots of C clamps; floor | ' HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT by. Ihe able. Tel. 3454, 404 E. Howa rd. fR7lLER^-2 wheel. hi Tti, 7877.. creeper; large venrtlating fan; barrel hooks; 30 ft, exhaijst ; || : week. . Private entrance. Also, sleeping ' ' LUMBER GO. BY OWNER—In sunset -' , - addttloin. 3-bed- DUMP. TRUCK—4 to 5-yd, holsrand box hose; 2 portable roller stands; portable floorflight; Phomene | | ¦ rooms for men, by the week . Tel. 3051, room, I'i baths, bullt-lns, attached ga- 573 East 4th: VV V Winona Red Top. Motel, 1«45 W. 5lh, - ;¦' ¦; In'excellent' condlllon. See at ¦ Burmels- fire extinguisher; 3 air hoses; 3 used batteries; step adder; . ; rage, and many, extras. Te). 2538. ter, Co., 352 W. 2nd; ¦ ¦ ' | " " ' _ y ^WmmmmmLocated H mile souCh of Wabasha, Minn., on Highway 61 on head attachment for boring bar for V-8's; log and tow chains; Summer Resoris 88 NEAR wATKiNS^-large family home, has VAUXHALL—1961 4 ' door;, station wagon, j i g I || : , I Coal, Wood, OthT Fuel 63 5 or 4 bedrooms, big living room, kitchen Robert Florin farm. g tackle block ; V« HP. motors; lots of hand tools; heavy duty i ' beacnV pri- . low .mllaage. , Must sacrifice. Tel. 6754. | | LAKE SHORE LOrS^sond with built-in cabinets, full basement, hof ~ ^ shop bench with %-inch planking and steel top; asst. of nuts, LUMBER AND WOOD vate , road, niw. cabin optional. Jlrh air heat. $12,000. . CAMPTNCT"fR AI LE R 14 tt., lights, J | Peterson. I Mkt Cllv. Minn. FRIDAY, MAY 11 for good quality lumber and wood gas stove and lights. Arthur¦ Scattum* % i bolts and screws; asst. of thermostats; misc. cabinets, shelving I telephone Trempealeau u W. STAHR: ; Rush ford, Minn. - . _ 7. '_ I V SAlE STARTS AT 1 :00 P.M. SHARP. I and paj^ts bins; misc. benches; Na tional cash register; rolltop DAVE BRUNKOW 8, SON Apartments, Flats 90 | $ ¦ ¦ 374 W. Mark ;•.' Tel. 6925 MOBTLE HOMES^New and used. Sizes % 58 HEAD OF CATTLE — 2 registered Guernsey milk cows; f Inter, time clock and card rack; misc ' . - ' ' - Trempealeau, Wli. "" two or three ;i desk and swivel chair; | | DACOTA ^671—Second floor, ,4 modern WEST LOCATION—900 block. Owner trans- up to 60 feet with one. 11 good Guernsey milk cows, 5 are first calf heifers; 16 good i rooms and balh, heal and " 'hot. -water , bedrflomsV Many homes reduced to 5500 If I office supplies; davenport: Johnson 10 H.P. outboard motor; i Musical Merchandise ferred . Price reduced to $6,995 for quick to S1.O00.. Low cost bank- finance avail- 1 Holstein milk cows, 9 are first calf heifers; 10 Holstein and 1 large kitchen with' cupboards, rear di>or. sale. 5-room home all. on one floor; 3 1 USUAL LINE OF SHOP TOOLS AND GARAGE . EQUIPMENT. | F ENDEFIFEFI ^UTTAR - Tel. JT71 • Available June ljil. ' __ , - : . : able to all buyers. Red Top Mobile I Guernsey calves, 2 Guernseys eligible for registration; 19 head g ^ bedrooms, nice kitchen With cabinets, liv- Homes, 1845 W. Sth. Open 9 to 9. I TERMS OF SALE : Cash or check. All Items to be settled atler 6. EIGHTH ET" 477VI—3 rooms, prlvafe bath, ing room has wall-to-wall . carpeting. Base- ff of Holstein heifers, some bred and springing, i | A ^ prlvata entrance,- Heat and hot water ment, oil.heat. Ideal location. Near bus i for before removal from premises, S BY GRAND PIANO—used, Tel.¦ 7221 I MACHINERY - J.D. 1950 Model A tractor; J.D. 1952 Ji ( f n or after , 5, . , ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ - . furnished. Adults. Ith. - ,Te1. - 5017 or 4790. line. See | Alvin Kohner, Auctioneer Ralph T. Hengel, Clerk ° * °on» Model B tractor; J.D. 4-row cultivator, 1 || JOHNSON SI?—} rooms, kilchent!llf~'and Truck Prices : I 3 years old; J.D. 3- p . bath. Heat and hot ,water turnlshed . W. STAHR¦ | bottom , 14-inph plow on rubber; J.D. No. 44 2-bottom, 16-inch 1 374 W. Mark .y Tel. 4925 wmmmszmmmMmzmm^^ Available now. Adults. __ : Reduced plow on rubber: J.D. 2-row mounted corn picker; WE ~ ~ | J.D. PTO § KING W 53—3 Vooms and* bath, one 700 BLOCK EAST—Here Is a good deal , 2- | : baler, 1955 model; J.D; PTO chopper with hay and corn head; i SPECIALIZE IN block Irom TC, available June 1, pri- bedroom home, all on one floor. Near '49 FORD, % ton , with grain porch, , hot water school, S7.5M. . . | J.D. No. 50 blewer ; J.D. 40-ft . «levatbr, PTO ; J.D. Model R | | | Farm has been sold and owner must dispose of personal m vate entrance, heat 8 cylinder, heavy furnished. Call after 5' p.m. Adults only. W. STAH R tig lit box, I tractor spreader ; J.D. No. 5 mover; J.D. 4-bar rake on steel ; B ll property at public ' i BAND 374 W. Wark Tel. 4935 duty, 4-speed trans, ... $598 | : | Case combine with motor arid windrower; Minn, 10-ft. drill Apartmentt, Flats 90 ^ ~ ' wnstairs J roomsT pri- |: rubber , tire wagon and chopper box; steel wheel wagon with vate bottv and entrancas. Adults. _ Chevrolet | | Qualify ¦ TO SETTLE ESTATE ¦ ' ' "EDV.AT"do- | ; bunk feed; 6-section flexible drag with steel draw bar; J.D. 1 - ' RENTALS FCTRNTSHED OR *JNFjRNiSH - ^ AUGTIOH 1| sired. Large do-wnlown apartment. In- IDS Johnson Tel . 2396 | hammermill; 15-ft. single disc; 2 H.P. elec. motor ; set of tractor p 1 ' quire personally between 9 and 5 p.m. W. J. Kurth residence at 501 "~ ~~~ I chains for "A" ; silage cart ; air comp.; 300 gal. gas stand, i |1 . . M mile east ol AVTiitehall on Highway 53, then 2 miles on || . SALES - SERVICE or Mon, and Tues. evenings, at Hard- County Trunk "D " then 2V4 miles northeast on County Trunk ing School and Paramount Deagty Sn- East Howard Street . May be Uieni CarT" 109 I FEED - 1 ,500 bales hay; 250 bushels of ear corn. | p . ¦ i "O" or 2\u. ear corn ; 10» bu. Garry oals, from cert, ' " '- '- | | f; WANT TO RENT of lease r' or a bed- or all bids. Sale subject to Wllh OVERDRIVE, radio, light blue 1 seed l|st year ; 125 bu. oats. k room house In Winona or vicinity. Tel. llrtlsti, looks good, runt nice, $595, | , 24 HEAD OF CATTLE - 4 Registered Holstein cows, 1 1 . I 17 HOGS — 2 brood sows with 15 piggies 4 weeks old 2341 during lh» day L . court approval. M' fresh in Jan.. 1 calf at side, 2 due in July; 1 jersey cow, due I p HAL V by sale date; 10-hole wooden hog feeder; steel hog trough; hog ^^f ARD PASTURE wanted tor 14 head ol young- '55 Plymouth V-8 if in July; 9 Guernsey cows. 2 springing, 7 due in fall; 2 Holstein | •|- fi stock. V< mile E. of Wyattvllla, Tel. Available lor inspection p heifers, Wi years old, bred for fall ; 2 Holstein heifers, 6 and 1 1 crate. h ««? Lewiston. Edoar Rupprecht. Lew- Sadan 4-door. Oni local owner. Care- g iston, Minn. 3 io 5 p.m. fully driven and maintained. SUV |5 12 months olrt; 1 Holstein heifer, 6 weeks old ; 3 Guernsey I , HORSES - 1 Sorrel mare, age 9 years; 1 Bay mare, age V years; l Sorrel colt , age I year ; 1 Sorrel colt , age 2 years; V; URNISHED "APARTMENT WANTED " t'o'r U heifers , 9 lo 12 months old; 2 White Face calves. 4 months old. | 4 15 F Wed., May 9 and Fri.. May 11. set of housing, 64 , EL2nd the summer by mirrlad woman who '56 Ford Convert. ft POULTRY - 50 High Bred pullets. | | will' be attending WSC bolh sessions. Nol the best—real value al our low low | TRACTOR MACHINERY - 1948 Co-op E-3 tractor; Case (•: Tel. 6745 __ Merchants National Bank price. 5495. D FEED — 100 bu. corn; IOO bu. oats; 500 bales hay. | J N TRACTOKS AND FARM MACHINERY - 1044 McD. "H" § 2-bottom, 14-inch tractor plow; J.D. 8-ft . single tractor disc ; j Telephone 8-2921 CENTRAL LuCMION-O room unitirnlsh- Trust Dept. - | § I Co-op 7-ft. power mower; Co-op 4-bar side rnke; rubber tired •d downstairs apartment wanted by one | trnctor ; 1946 John Deere "B" tractor with starter and lights; is | ' adult. Tel. 4658. '52 Pontiac 8 y wagon with rack. Located Jurt West ol R. D. Cone's Coach model. Lots of money spent on M -John Deere cultivator; Oliver 2-14-inch plow on rubber; saw § § OTHER MACHINERY — Wood wheel wagon ; double wagon Farms, Land for Sale 98 Lots ior S.L 1 the engine recently. Good appearance, I rig for John Deere ; 8-ft . tractor trailer; set of tractor chains; | g $ ~ ~ ~" ' - »a». box ; bob sled w ith dump planks ; walking plow ; 3-section steel Vj Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum 64 FRED RONNENeERO FARM 7o"acre«. " "~includ "iot- | 1 2-section wood drag; 2-sectlon spring tooth ; Case 6-ft . field | I ^ CHOfc e UOTS Ino corner drag; 3-section spring tooth; Nev Idea horse manure spreader ?| ' j mile S «| Homer Store. ' Sealed Bullalo City. $700. Write H. Guthrar {| cultivator on rubber; Co-op 4-\vhe«l manure spreader on rub- | I bids accepted until Sal, noon, May 19. 2352 ti. 40, Milwaukee. Wis. '53 Chev. 6 1 on rubber; J.D. Van Brunt 14 disc grain drill; McD. 8-ft. horse | _ H ber; 7-ft. shoe drill; McD. grain binder ; McD, corn planter | 8 PIECE , ' lO't deposit, Right to relect sny or ell Hardtop, clean car, SJ95, alio "54 Chev,, 1 grain binder; J,D. 99!> corn planter with fert,; 2-row sulky ;? bids. Stanley Morcomb and Leland Ron- Sale or Rtnt; Exchang* 101 «»S; "54 Mercury Sun Vallay, S495r '<5 II with fert. at{; John Deere com binder; Rosenthal 4-roIl shred- p nenbero, Gdns. Inquire 223 E, lulh. Tel. Chav. sedan, (59] and many other low I cultivator ; walking cultivator; J-D. corn binder ; sulky culti- ~ I der on rubber; McD. silo filler; Minn. 5-tt . mower; dump | £ FOAM OUTFIT 7439. THrR6~vvBST «J-7 *iedroom modeTn priced cart. rake; Minn, side rake; McD. 45 T hay baler; 2 hay racks; 2 § vator; horse mower; 2 grapple hay forks; clover bunchcr; |; home for sala or rent , SM per month jf .ve Adverllie Our Prices I | i Hero fanning mill ; rubber tired wheelbarrow; Weedmaster HouteTlor Sale 99 rental, Tel. 3200. ^ g Swing Farm Master units; New Farm Master pump, motor O | 2—EnglaiicIer foam mattresses, ~ ~ H etectric fencer ; 30 electric fence posts; V6 H.P. electric motor; M66yR"N^UMfRV~HOM'E onTo a"cros', S and pipe for 16 cows; Cherry Burrell 150 gallon bulk milk | I 2-Englander box springs, on Highway 14. 1 mile West nt Lewis- Wanted—R«il Est iU 102 y 2 rolls snow fence; 2 good tanks; 1 feed tank; a good selection | 6693, I cooler; 2 rubber tired wagons; feed bunk; McD. 10-ft. hammer- 1 2—head boards. ton, Minn. T«l, Altura 1 mill with sucker; 100 electric steel fence posts; platform I & of lumber; a large pile of split wood ; 100 lbs. medium clover | ' "rambler!" (gEORDWinona g) fEAVrnd cTfY^iibedroom din- ^*W» 3d Vaan in \J r i seed ; 2 barrels; silo cover; electric smooth wires; 4 rolls 2—steel bed frames. ing room, Wrcli cupboards, bullt-lns, WANT TO sell jour home, Lincoln-Mtrcury-Felcon-Come) |$ scales; extension ladder; forge; vise ; drive belt; some barb H | ' 26-inch netting; 2'j bu, seed corn ; 5 gal. red paint; steel sheep garage, laige fenced-in yard, close to apartment or business proper- Open Mon, & Frl. Eve. & Saf, p.m. wire ; some woven wire ; 2 rolls snow fence; some lumber ; post I jf I school, 1573 W. King. ' " dip tank; some junk machinery. f _ rt» / ftP i»3S OODOE Station Wagon, drill; air compressor ; steel tank; rubber tlre

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