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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Miami Hails First of Released Prisoners CHRISTMAS HAS MANY FACES ' ¦ ' ' . . 7 * ' ' ' •' ' ' . . *¦ '' ¦ '¦' ¦ ' . Joyous Reunion Cftarffy, Love Break Of Fathers, Wives, Children BULLETIN ' Through Harcf Shell HAVANA ilfi —: Fidel Castro was quoted today By GEORG E W CORNELL as saying mass mantle of decorations, them back. ¦|» will let mothers Associated Press Staff Writer crowded stores, singing carols, In Providence, of freed R.I., there was Bay of Pigs prisoners join The festival has many faces. holiday time off , bulging traffic the buoyant and benevolent bus -their Some are sad. Some are funny. aiid parties. , sorts in the United States driver who veered off his route —even W they lack visas. Some are loving and generous. There Was the rushing woman in a burst of yuletide chivalry, to Some are cynical. They are Castro went to the docks to the shopper Ln Watervule, Maine, who take passengers directly to their watch the unloading of medi- faces of Christmas. piled armloads of gift purchases destinations. cines and food By deeds and words Most everyone aboard was sent as ran- , people in the back seat of someone som for-the '.' 1,113 prisoners. traced their imprint on the oc- else's parked car, then drove laughing as the bus rolled on its casion. It was a mixed image, home in her own, a similar mod- zig-zag course, the driver grandly By WILLIAM L. RYAN mirrored in little episodes here el. 7 puffing a cigar. , (A.P) and there, . A pair of small boys, , MIAMI Fla. - Operation in attitudes, circum- P^ewee Ransom roared into stances and incidents , A newspaper account of the un- age 7, and Fatty, age 9. got them- action this . They formed a varied tableau , explained cargo of packages en- selves locked in a Cambridge, Christmas Eve to continue an air- breaking through the general abled Mrs. Louis Carey to get Mass., department -store over- lift of 1,313 prisoners.of Cuba's night, in a world of whirring toys communism to freedom and wild - and goodies. ly joyous family reunions on free U.S. soil. Next morning, they were found All the indications were for a laden with treasures filled with full-speed ahead to wind up the Traffic Deaths candy. One was clomping about job begun Sunday . The day's first in a pair of huge new shoes. planeload—109 more survivors of There wasn't only humor in the the unsuccessful April 1961, Bay Christmas countenance There of Pigs invasion—touched down at Over 400*AAark were also the marks of sorrow , Homestea d Air Force Base at By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for the past year, had estimated the empty chairs at the family 10:24 a.m. The nation' s traffic death toll «50 to 75» deaths on the highways tables, and sometimes the slim passed the 300 mark in the first during the long holiday period. fare. It seemed possible the whole job Wi days of the long Christmas "If the trend holds," Pyle said , In Carmichaels, Pa., where 37 would be completed in the after- weekend, a pace far belo-y pre* "the final toll could be as low men died in*a coal mine explosion noon. holiday estimates by safety ex- as 550." three weeks ago, 65 children are Today 's first , flight brought the perts. The count, which started at 6 without their fathers this Chri st- total on free soil to 535. "IE the present trend continues, p.m. Friday and ends at midnight mas , and 34 wives without their The airlift brought 426 men to this will be the safest Christmas Christmas, showed $04 traffic husbands. Florida from the San Antonio do holiday on record ," said Howard deaths throughout the nation. Many of the families were go- los Banos military airport outside Pyle, president of the National Fires had killed 44 persons and ing on , in their grief , with efforts Havana in the spectacular Sun- Safety Council. 37 others had lost their lives in to observe the day. "Mom said day operation before suspending for the night. The council, based on previous miscellaneous accidents for an dad would lite it that way," said A SMILE FOR DAD ' holidays and the record traffic toll over-all total of 385. Delcic Boyd , 13. . 7 . fsidrq Lopez Hernandez , among the Key Stadium. Over 400 prisoners were returned in first part of The halt was sudden and with- prisoners returned to the United States from Sunday night, In Vineland , N-J-. it was a timer Cuba gigantic airlift which will bring more than 1,000 Cuban invasion out explanation after the last of of agony for Mr. and Mrs. 'Wil- hugs his daughter and wife during reunion at Miami's Dinner prisoners to the United States. (AP Photofax ) four fliglits deposited its humams- liam Jones Jr., whose boy, Billy, for-goods cargo on free soil. Tfcie 3, clad in his blue snowsuit, dis- pilots of planes waiting in Cuba appeared Dec. i9. then decided , however, to spend \/FW C/ufc of the night there and resume, rest- His gifts lay in the attic. There ed, in tie morning. will be Christmas for the two oth- Air Force Five Dead in er small children. "But T won't Longshoremen This meant the vigil kepi Mankato Burns bring down Billy's gifts," Mrs. throughout Sunday by many thou- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the walls of the structure were Jones said. Unless, unless— sands of anxious^ weary, prison- Three Minnesota communities standing today. In Philadelphia , a 16-year-old Fears New Minnesota ers' relatives liad to be faced cleaned up today in the wake of boy will spend Christmas, som- again or Christinas Eve. At Granite Falls, rhe Keegan All the pent-up tension of a downtown fires in which damages Hotel building, a landmark since berly aware that on the day aft- Out on Str ike long, prayerful campaign to free totaled more than a quarter of a the 1890s, took fire early today. erward , he will be confined in . a million dollars. youth disciplinary house for an Budget Cuts By BERN IE GOULD for some ports , including Mobile , Car Mishaps the 1,113 invasion survivors ex- Firemen, unahle to control the Ala., and Providence, R.I., ILA ploded in a roaring storm of emo- Damage was estimated at $100,- , ind efinite term. WASHINGTON (AP)-Some key . NEW YORK (AP )-A strike by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS blaze ui the unoccupied structure longshoremen—the spokesmen said. One said that tion as Cuban exiles got their first 00*0 from a fire that broke out kept' wary eyes on an adjacent A court prescribed the pros- Air Force officers indicated today dock workers , Five persons died in Minnesota Sunday night at Mankato, damag- they are waiting for the other who load and unload ship cargoes Philadelphia Trenton , N.J., and glimpses of wan , tired young men lumberyard. However, there was pect, because the boy had struck "Wilmington , Del., docks will not be traffic accidents during the first brought in by a spectacular Oper- ing a three-story business building a school teacher. Sentence was shoe to drop iii the Anglo-Ameri- and baggage—has tied up ship- no wind, the flames did not can ping operations all along the At- picketed in full force until after two days of the extended Christ- ation Ransom shuttle. owned by the Mankato post of the spread. deferred until after Christmas. agreement to arm Britain Christmas. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Only with Polaris missile-firing subma- lantic and Gulf coasts. mas holiday weekend. DC6's supplied by Pan Ameri- The hotel building, unused for Loading and unJoariing of ships can Worl d Airways flew between rines. President Kennedy's plea to The deaths raised the state's about a month , had been sched- postpone the walkout for 90 days moved at a frenzied pace Sun- Miami and Havana carrying to uled for dismantling. There was They told a reporter they ex- day in an effort to get the ves- traffic tol l for the year to 667, or freedom, pect that went unheeded. planeloads of men -ex- no immediate estimate of the agreement, reached by sels on their way before the 51 behind the pace through this changed by Fidel Castro's regime Eau Claire Youth President Kennedy and British Some 81,000 members of strike deadline. Holla Trial Granite Falls loss. the International Longshoremen' date one year ago. for $53 million fcworth of food and Loss was estimated at $50,000 Prime Minister Harold Macmil- s y lan , to have some impact on the Association (ILA) , by estimate of Qne dockworker remarked that The dead : medicin es sorel needed in Cuba in the destruction by fire Sunday the union's president , are in- the Hudson River "looked like the The first plaoie landed at S: 06 Up of the building of the Barbarossa Dead in Auto, Air Force's Minuteman intercon- Miss Deloris C. Manderfeld , 18, p.m., EST, Sunday, carrying 108 tinental ballistic missile program , volved in the strike , affecting ma- Jersey Turnpike" as a stream of rural Medford . W^ds Wiih and Sons Construction Co. in St. jor ports from Searsport, Maine, ships—the Coast Guard put the pale, tired men who suffered "bit' Cloud. Loss included construction possibly in next year's military Rudy Duehn , 77, Minneapolis. budget. to Brownsville , Tex. number at 55, ' unusually nigh for ter defeat in their attempt to equipment. Girl Is Revived a Sunday—put to sea [rom New Ronald H. Shreeve, 20, Tomah, liberate their Island nation and The walkout began promptly at repeated humiliations at the The building destroyed at Man- EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Iff! - A 20- The budget now is in close to York. Wis., who was a student in St. final shape, but could be changed 5 p.m., Sunday, the very minute Paul. Hung Jury kato had been built by the VFW year-old Eau Claire youth , em- an 80-day federal court strike in- By GAVIN SCOTT post , and the post commander, ployed out ef town and home for before it is printed and sent to Mrs. Leo Braun , 64, Fergus Congress next month. junction against the ILA expired. NASHVILLE, Tenn. CAP)-Th c Bernard GoettI , said only $10,000 the holidays , was asphyxiated in The government , acting on Ken- Falls. Get Death Threats Justice Department has failed was owing on it. He said the post his automobile early this morning. There is general agreement that Thomas O. Strom, 71, Kensing- the budget , as it now stands, pro- nedy 's orders, obtained the in- , - Fla. again—for the fourth time in five had planned to sell the structure His girl friend revived and was in jun ction early last October to give Cuban Prisoner ton. MIAMI Wi—Imprison- undisclosed fair coiidil ion. Authorities said vides for another wing of the ed survivors of the ill-fated years—to put James R. Hoffa and already had one , the longshoremen 80 days to cool behind bars. bid on it. He said insurance of death was due to carbon monox- 6 300-mile Minutemen. In formed Miss Manderfeld was a passen- Cuban invasion of 1961 were sources said it may be off under provisions of tbe Taft- The $1-million conspiracy trial $100,000 was carried on the build- ide fumes from the car heater. a ICO-inis- Hartley ..Act. The en joinder was ger in a car that collided with marked for death during the of the Teamsters Union president ing. Randall Langworthy was pro- sile wing, rather than the 150- another one late Saturday at a Cuban crisis, one of them dis- missile wing previously issued after the ILA pulled a four- Ransom May wound up with a hung jury Sun- Loss in the Mankato fire in- nounced dead on arrival at Luth- reported. day strike. Faribault intersection. She died a closed on the day of his libe- day. After the judge declared a cluded Helton's Cafet eria , which er Hospital. His date, Ellen Gard- Some officers said there has Key issue is the ship owners few hours later in a Faribault ration. mistrial , several jurors said the had a location in the VFW build- ner , 19, of Stanley, Wis., was been discussion of a possible demand t hat longshoremen cut hospital , Luis Entrialgo, 39, who ar- 5 for ing. There was some smoke and believed recovering. boost to two more wings—as rived Sunday on a freedom vote was 7 to acquittal ^ many as their work gangs from 20 to 17 Help President Duehn was struck hy a car in Hoffa was accused of conspiring water damage to adjacent build- Langworthy 's falher , Howard , 300—of tlie advanced , men, saying a larger number is flight from Cuba , said an found the two , , quick-firing IWinutemen ICBMs in By JACK BELL Minneapolis Saturday evening. Po- American invasion of Cuba with a Michigan car-hauling firm ings. . Some 250 patrons of the both unconscious "feather-bedding. " The ILA says (AP) lice said Miss Margaret J. Bang- next door to the in the auto mobile parked in front the new budget . it will not " WASHINGTON - Release undoubtedly would have to violate the Taft-Hartley Act's Town Theater , negotiate our men out of the Cuban invasion prisoners erter was drivin g the vehicle. ban against payoffs from employ- VFW building, were evacuated of his home when he came out Others, speaking with a pessi- of business. " brought death to the prison- smoke dam- of the house to go to work this mism stemming from a series o( gives President Kennedy a politi- The Highway Patrol said ers. ers to union officials. The complete without incident. Some cal Christmas present he and his age was reported in the theater. morning, setbacks to the Air Force, sug- As soon as the current walkout Shrcevo died Saturday when his trial beRan Oct. 22. ¦ began , pickets associates have worked hard lo Both Langworthy and Miss gested the Kennedy-Mncmillnn appeared at such car went out of control on an icy hands of Havana 's Communist- As he released tlie juror*, U.S. Gardner worked in St . Paul , agreement might jeopardize the ports as New York; Newark , N.J. attain. patch of U.S. 61, about four miles For Kennedy the freeing of the dominated gov eminent. Dist. Judge William E. Miller Vie tnamese Plane Shot Minn., nnd were home for the one added Minuteman wing al- Houston , Tex., and Lake Charles, south -of Wabasha. The car skid- By 8:55, the fourth planeload ordered a thorough investigation holidays. ready ticketed for the new budget. La. Bay of Pigs captives means the ded sideways into the path of an- Down, Sth in 2 Days No picket lines were planned discharge o( n moral obligation had arrived , bringing the total into heretofore secret FBI testi- other car driven by Alvin Kroells , number delivered to 426. mony tliat two Hoffa associates SAIGON , Viet Nam (AP) - that has preyed upon him since Waterl oo, Iowa. to influ- Communist ground fire shot down his administration contributed to Then the fli ghts seemed to» be tampered with or tried Kro«-||a ence Ivo members of the jury . a Vietnamese air force spotter the futile attempt In 10BI to over- , his wife and two sons suspended, although officials in The two jurors were replaced by plane, today—the fifth government throw Fidel Castro. were liospilnlized at Wabasha. A Miami said t hey could not ex- aircraft downed in two days , daughter , Valerie , 7, was taken alternates earlier this month. It also helps reduce the sting plain it. Anxious relatives who The jury received the case Fri- A U.S. Air Force (captain fly- to St. Mary 's Hospital in Roches- had waited since early morning ing as an observer in the L19 suf- of criticism Republicans have ter with a skull fracture. day and deliberated 17 hours , continued to' fliiiR at him for what until long past midnight slowly including thre e hours Sunday . fered two bullet wounds and a Mrs. Braun was riding with her began to drift out , in deep dis- hrok.cn arm. The Vietnamese pilot they contend was his decision (li Upon receiving the jury 's fourlh against providing adequate air husband Saturday when e car appoint nient, from the Dinner report that it was hopelessly deal- escaped injury. Fighter planes went off an Icy road near Fergus Key Auditorium reception center. covered the rescue «f the two air- cover that might have made the Falls and hit. locked , the judge dismissed the Cuban refugee invasion success- a tree. Braun , 66>, Some simply dropped from ex- panel . men by helicopters deep in guer- was hospitalized In serious condi- haustion in their chairs. rilla territory 140 rnih*s southwest ful. tion, Crowds waiting for the pr ison- very much the idea Kennedy himself has said he "I dislike of Saigon. picked Ihe wrong course in Cuba Strom s pickup truck skidded on ers since early Sunday morning of not having the case resolved a slick stretch of Minnesot a 20 had , gone through eight hours of one way or another after all of in 1061. He has indicated he , thinks history will charge him near Helming Saturday and slam- tense fear-laden vigil before a this labor and effort - However , med into a ditch. firm announcement was made time when , if the W EATHER with a costly fumble In what was there comes a his firs t major crisis ns president. that tho first liberation air-craft members of (lie jury cannot FEDERAL FORECAST had taken off from San An tonio agree, they cannot agree , and that Winona and Vicinity — Occa- The feeling obviously has not de Los Banos militar y air base, is lt , " Judge Miller snlri. sional cloudiness tonight and been obliterated entirely liy his No Paper Tuesday 25 miles southwest of Havana. * Tue sday. Continued! cold except a October success in forci ng Siwiet In order (hat Wi- The men were processed after little warmer near Iowa horder Premier Khrushchev to withdraw nona Daily News em- tonight. Low tonight 5 below to 5 landing at Homestead Air Force GOODFELLOWS offensive missiles and bombers ployes may observe , above, high Tuesday 15. from Cuba. Base 30 mil«s from 'Miami, fed tlie a hearty roast beef dinner and Contribution* to data . ?«<»8.71 LOCAL WEATHER The freeing of the invasion pris- Christmas holi- Valley Official observations for the 24 , day, this newspaper then brought by bus to the audi- Hiaw atha oners, however may clear his torium in Miami. For hours there Chorus 25 hours ending at 12 m. Sunday: record of one of the worst aspect s will not publish a Maximum , 31; minimum , —1; after the building was swept by In mnmory of Grand- of the 1%1 fiasco—the imprison- paper on Tuesday, gales of emotion. ma Davlos »¦ noon , fi; precipitation , trace. ment of Cubans under whut has Official observations for Ihe 24 Dec. 25. Young fathers showered kisses Brad ley and Cynthia been described by their fellow We as"k all of our on in fant children whom they.- had Sorners J hours ending at 12 m, today: refugees as almost inhuman con- ... ., . , 2S Maximum , i); minimum, —5; friends to observe the never seen. Gaunt veterans of Goltr Pharmacy ditions. fighting in ttie swamps of Cuba Neville Lleo Post No. noon , fi; precipitat ion, none. ~- clay safe ly and urge T V*. .,-. ., -— . ¦— '> ^ w ^dsltmmmw KmlKmmwMmWmwmMmmmmmmWMl , For- AIRPORT WEATHER irfflrffiltfff. wiinf -- ^' * - * ^ There obviously Is oolng to be you to wept tears of joy Wives plunged 12R7 Veterans of Look for the through the milling crowds to eign Wars .. 10 (N. Central Observation) TUGBOATS IDLE AS LONGSHOREMEN along Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The water- discussion in Congress , when it Daily News as usual 12 at noon today, throw themselves into the arms Way»i« Hlrnrlcli fam ily S Mnx. temp. STRIKE . . . The tugboats are idle along Phila- front was almost empty ns longshoremen , re- convenes next month , of the role min, -5 nt r> a.m. today, sky over- Wednesday. of husbands they had not secli A Friend—also loyi I delphia 's waterfront today. These usually buSy jecti ng plea from President Kennedy, struck the administration played In ar- cast at 10,(MMI feet , visibility 12 ranging (or the excliniiRe of nieill- since* Brigade 2506 departed for tugs ate shown tied up at docksido late Sim- at moment of cxpirat Ion of Date J4,59B.71 miles , wind calm , barometer 30.54 Taft-llnrUey Act cina and food for (lie release of WltiAAi^ Ck^dmoA (Continued on P«g« 12, Column 4) Total to day as shipping ground to a halt in ports (AP Clotliino-M*'*- Ed. KerUmam. and steady, humidity 54 percent. court injunction. Photofax) the men. PRISONERS Serving in Armed Forces MONDAY F. A. SDWAKD J. SAGAN, son eer at the Artillery and Missile OUa. He is a " D-ECJMBEfc 24, 1962 Of Mr. and Mra. John Sagan, 450 Center, Fort SU1, The Dally Record K. King St., has 1.59 graduate of Whitehall High ' been reassigned School. ¦¦:¦- ¦ to the USS John •¦ " 77 At Community Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths King III, a guid- STRUM, Wi«.-A.3.C. Michael E. ed mis sile de- Indyjer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Memorial Hospital Dr. L. F. Churchill Mr*. Thea B. Olson itroyer based at thur G, Indyjer, has been reassign- , Wash., vaifina MUTH Me-»c*» ene —/rglcat Dr. L. F. Churchill, about 7f>, ETTRICK, Wis. (Special)-Mrs. Norfolk , Va. He ed to McChord AFB after patlemtt: 1 to 4 and 7 to 1:30 p.m. (ne former Winona dentist, died at Thea B, Olson, 33, died Saturday was a member of his graduation from the Air Porca children unfltr 12). I training courae for air- Maternity patients: % ta 1:30 ah- I K Minneapolis Thursday nUfit where at TSyen Rest Home, Blair. the La Crosae technical i.X p.m. (adults only). he had moved about 18 years ago. She was born Dec. 6, 1869, at ,V_vy Reserve be- craft structural repairmen. H» was Funeral services were held Sat- Mlndoro, daughter of Mr. and fore entering the trained in the principles, proce- SATURDAY regular Navy. He dures and techniques used tor •Irth urday, Hit had practiced at Min- Mrs. Tosten Olson and spent most neapolis until retiring two years of her life in the Mindoro area. i_ a 196_ gr a>d« i structural repair of airframe and Mi, and Mr*. Edward Kr*m«r, ago. Survivors include kits wife. uate of W jtiona metal components oT aircraft. St. Chirl«», a ton. She was married to Carl Kaas, S_9«ri ¦ High School. . ' • ' a' - - - SUNDAY Mrs. Mary Ann Brady who died In 1900, in 1903 she. was . - . Admistient married to William Olson. He died LAKE CITif, Mlnn.-A._. Rich- "William K. Scharf , Altura, Mrs. Mary Ann Brady, 75, 406 in 1949. PVT. JAMES E. DRWALL , son ard C. Schumach- Minn. E. 4th St., died at 3:30 a.m. Sun- Survivors are : Two daughters, of Edmund L. Dr#all, 666 W. 5th er, son of Mr. Hollil E. Heiden, Houston, day at Manchester Rest Home af- Mrs. Thomas (Besale) Radcliffe, St., recently completed the Army's and Mrs. Harold ter a brief illness. Blair , and Mrs. Archil ( Avis) eight-week communications center 0. Schumacher, Is Minn, She was born at Wexiord, Iowa, Harold Albrecht, Minneiska, Hunnestrand , Lone.. Star Ridge, operation course at the Southeast- being reassigned May 24, 1887, daughter of Mr. and Towa of Preston; one son; Clar- ern Signal School , Fort Gordon, to Keesler AFB , Minn. Mri. Jerome Revolt . She came Hairy Blank, IOC* E. Sth St. ence Kaas, Alma Center; 13 grand- WlATMiH WRiCAJT , 7. The Atlantic where there will be snow, and in the Gulf Ga. He is a 1957 graduate of Wi- Miss. , for techni- hare as an infant with Iter parents children, and several great-grand- nona High School and a 1962 grad- cal training as an •irtti and had since lived in the com- and Pacific coasts and tha upper Mississippi states, rain. (AP Photofax Map) Mr. and Mrs. James {Conner, children. One daughter and two uate of Winona State College. Air Force commu- ! munlty. sons have died. valley will ,have clear weather tonighL Else- nications opera- 568 W. Sanborn St., a son. | She was married to Phillip Bra- Discharges The funeral service will be Wed- E. 3. C. GERALD L. DftUS- tions specialist. dy. He died June 26. 1926. She M- He was selected Mark E» PTitzl, Altura, Winn. ! was a member of Cathedral of Sa- nesday at 1:30 p.m. at First Lu- SELL, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mrs. Eugene D. Brink and j theran Church, Blair, the Rev. K, L. Drussell, 318 McBride St, visit- for the specialized crad Heart. officiating. Burial wilt course on the ba- baby, 367 Grand St. j Survivors include one son, Dan- M. Urberg ed Istanbul, Turkey, recently while fcht-nacner Mrs. Waldo Bandar, 562 E. , be in FarmIngton cemetery, Min- Storm, Fires Castr o Observes serving aboard the attack aircraft sis of his interests iel, Santa Ana Calif.; one daugh- , and aptitudes. He is a 1962 grad- King St. ter , Mrs. Harvey (Mary) Hender- doro carrier USS Franklin D. Roose- David J. , E. Mark uate of Lake City High School. Meyer* *17 son, Winona; five grandchildren; Friends may call Christmas day velt. Since then he has been dis- ¦ ' ' ¦ St. ¦ ' } six great-grandchildren, ; one broth- from 3-4 p.m. at Hunnestrand Fu- ' charged and has returned, home. • Mrs. L-uEetta Bolton. Lo* Ange- er, James Revoir, Lansing, Iowa , neral Home, Ettrick, arid Wednes- Claim Lives of 'Day of Peace i SPRING VALLEY, Mlnn.-T. les. [ day after 12:30 p.m. at the church. • arid one sister , Mrs. Louise Knopf , ROLLY ELLSON , son of Mr. and Sgt. Paul E. Schonsby, son of Miss Carol L. Wiggins, 477 Hia- Winona. ly JOI MCCOWAN JR. torney who supervised part of the Mrs. Mary I. Schonsby, has been watha Blvd. Mrs. Robert Helm shipping operation ; former U.S. Mrs. Eobert Ellson, Rochester, Funeral services will be held at HAVANA (AP)-Prime Minister grandson of Mr. and Mrs. assigned to England AFB, La., for Mrs. Clifford J. Kester, St. Thursday al WatkowsW COCHRANE. Wis. (Spectal)- 7 in Minnesota Surgeon General Leonard A. and , 8:30 a.m. , , Cochrane, Fidel Castro observed what he William Ellson, 843 40th A.ve„ assignment with a Tactical Air Charles Minn. Funeral Home , and at 9 at Ca- Mrs. Robert Helm 77 "state of peace" Scbee.'e; the African Pilot's skipp- He is an electrical Paul L. Strelo-v, 407 Chatfield Idled ' early today at Community ty TH1 ASSOCIATBD PR III called a 24-hour er Capt. Alfred Boerum and this Goodview , was promoted to staff Command unit. _ thedral of Sacred He^rt, the Rt. with the United States today in serving with the power production technician. St. Rev. Msgr. H. J. Dittman officiat- Memorial Hospital after an illness A rural Crookston farm woman correspondent. sergeant. He is ¦ ' Carroll D. Moger , , of several weeks. jovial accompaniment to the pris- Air Force in Pakistan. '¦ •¦ ' . Lewiston ing. Burial will be in Sacred Heart ' and her daughter froze to death oners deal. Clasping the Americans* shoul- Minn. Cemetery, Lamoille. She was the former Bertha and two Blue Earth, Minn., men ders, Castro joshed with them, OSSEO, Wli.-T. Sgt. Bruce W. Mrs. Clinton W. Dabelsteln, Beatier. Survivors are: Two sons, drowned In Leech Lake when « Relatives of the freed captives i * ) Crow has completed the Air Force ! Friends may call at the funeral blunted an edge of sadness ab not declaring, "Whatever you want • RUSHFORD, Minn. (Special — Winona Rt. 3. home 'Wednesday from 2 to 5 and Herbert, Cochrane, and Wilbur, car crashed through, the ice as a here is yours" and, "Whatever is CM. Sgt . Robert course for technical instructors at La Crosse, and several grind' billiard played a grimly fiendish being able to see them before Shepphard AFB, Tex. He was after 7 p.m. The Roeary will be their departure by drinking cham- done for friendship Is useful." D. Colbenson, son OTHIR BIRTHS recite, at I. children. role in both tragedies Saturday . of Mrs. Florence trained in principles of learning, Funeral arrangements are be- pagne toasts to their health and The African Pilot steamed into use 6f- training aids, lesson plan- The victim, were Mra. Clara future in the United States. Havana harbor at 2.05 p.m. ' Sub- Colbenson, h a s ETTRICK, Wis. (Special )-Mr. ing made by Colby Funeral - Home, Mae Hudson, 41, nnd her daugh- ' ' returned to his ning and practice teaching. He is and Mrs . Robert Rogne a dar h- Winona funerals Cochrane. Aa the swap of 1 113 invasion day after - taking on a Cuban pilot a graduate of Lincoln High School, * ter Diaitfle, 6; . and four Cuban Eed Cross offi- base at Arizona ter Friday at Minneapolis. Paier- Mrs. George Eckel captives for food and med icine after spending a nal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Delmer Lawrence, 48, and Lyle began, Sunday, Castro drove un- cials. Not long afterward, the air- Funeral services for Mrs. Stewart , 40, both of Blue Earth. lift of prisoners to the United furlough here. He ARCADIA, Wit. (Special)—A.3.C. C. 0. Rogne, Ettrick. Maternal , Municipal Court announced to the dock where the Linus J. Kujak , son of Mr. and grandparents are ; George Eckel , 381 Druey Comr! Lawrence and Stewart were States got under way. has been in the the H«v. and were held this morning at Breit- freighter African. Pilot was un- " armed forces 18 Mrs. Raymond Kujak , has. been Mrs. R. M. Urberg, Blair. WINONA among six fishermen from south- loading the fll-million down pay- "We 're up in the clouds," a low Funeral Home, the Rt. Rev. "Veronica M, Gh-ant, Stoddard ern Minnesota who had been out years and recent- assigned to the Azores after his - ' ment on the deal. mother of one of the' prisoners graduation from the Air Force Msgr. R. . J. Snyder, St. Mary s Rt. 1, Wis., $10 on a charge n£ on Leech Lake and were return- told a reporter by telephone.' "We ly returned from . WEATHER Catholic Church, officiating. Bur- failure to stop for a stop sigh. ing to shore at Walker in a 1952 Tho bearded Cuban header are all drinking French cham- England where he technical training course for air- ial was in Glencoe Cemetery, She was arrested by poller at had been station' craft mechanics. He was trained model car with the driver. showed only casual interest in the pagne." Colbenson EXTENDED FORECAST near Arcadia, Wis. Grand Street and the Milwaukee food- and medicine, but he de- ed for almost to maintain and service recipro- Minnesota: Temperatures Tues- | Pallbearers were Fred Brandt, Road tracks at 11:21 p.m. Satur- The «thtr four and tho driver, clared the one-day "state of "My only regret," said another 1 three years. cating engine aircraft and aircraft day through Saturday averaging 8 i Joseph Eckel, Forreat Berg, Jer- day. David Schultz, 20, Walker , scram- peace" in good-natured jesting mother, "is that I could not em- • systems. to 15 degrees below seasonal nor- ry Kannel, Glen Harm and Ed- Alan E. Kraning, 23, 968 Gil- bled from the icy water after the SPR1NO GROVE , Minn. (Spe- ! The new address of A.S.C. Ber- with the skipper of the vessel and brace my son before he left , " She ) mals. Normal maximums 14-21 S ward Tills. more Ave., $25 on a charge of car plunged through. Apparently personally escorted a group of had not seen him in seven months. cial —Army Pfc. Mervin D. Krog- nard Schank , son of P r 0 s p er north, &0-26 south. Norma/ mini- speeding 42 m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. Lawrence and Stewart came up Americans on a tour of Havana. A crowd tried to see the captives stad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schank , is: AF17624580, 399 Sen. mums 8 below to 4 above north, Otto J. Mualler zone. He was arrested by police under the ice and couldn't get out. as they were leaving Principe Krogatad , participated in the re- Sqdn. C.M.R . No. 4, Box 15335, Funeral services for Otto J. Those who escaped with Schultz The fast-driving motorcade Keesler AFB, Miss. ten to 10 above South. Continued at Broadway and llilbert Street paused at a big apartment de- Prison but officials interfered. cent air defense buildup In South- cold except for brief warming Mueller, 415 Sioux St., were field at 2:26 a.m. Sunday. ' were Leslie J. Hflgemier, 50, Fair- ern Florida during the Cuban cris- Capt. Roland S. Erickson, son this afternoon at St. Matthew's mont ; Edward Henael , 73, Winne- velopment so Castro could point About 25 trucks rolled up to the of Mr. and Mrs. Orlen Erickson about midweek. Precipitation av- out to the visitors a low-rent pro- fortress prison and carried the 900 is. Krogstad is serving as a radar eraging .10 to .25 inch in occa- Lutheran Church, the Rev. A. L, bago ; and M. Peterson, 54, and operator with one of the Hawk mo- Sr., arrived here to spend a 14- Mennicke, officiating. Burial was TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Louis Wiese, 46, both of Blue duct of his revolution . prisoners held there to the mili- sional light snow mostly about Driving by government build- tary airport. bile guided missile units redeploy- day furlough with his parents. middle of week. in Woodlawrt Cemetery. Michael D. Shales, Winona Rt. Earth. ed under the temporary control of AJ.C, Paul Tyvand, son of Mr. Pallbearers were Lorew Rus- The owner of the Walker marina ings, Castro confided: "I don't Others held on the Isle of Pine- Wisconsin — Temperatures will 3, 2. like bureaucracy. the Army Alt* Defense. He is a and Mrs. Paul Tyvand Sr>, arrived average around 6 degrees below sert, Perry Somers, John Brang, who rented the car , Norman PiU " Granting a off Cuba's south coast were flown graduate of Spring Grove High here from Lowry AFB to spend the normal high of 19 to 30 and ! William F. Mueller, Albert Hoth stick, said that Schultz helped to wish of one of the party, Castro to the airport. School. the holidays with his parents. l and Edwin Schuppenhauer. IMPOUNDED DOGS save three of the men and get conducted the Americans to the ' ¦ ¦ the normal low of 2 to IB with lit- i Cuban officials promised to try •¦. tle day to day changes. Total pre- the four to a cabin on shore before home of the late Ernest Heming- to unload the African Pilot's 1,400- * Edward F. GriesbacH Goodview No. 115—Male, part way and through the narrow WHITEHALL , Wis--Army Pvt. BLAIR , Wis. (Special)—The ad- cipitation 2-tenths to 3-tenths of English setter with studded collar, he trudged about two miles to ton cargo in 24 hours. Ronald J. Engen, son of Mr. and dress of Roger E. Anderson, son Funeral services for Edward F. Walker for help. The others kept streets of old Havana. an incti water equivalent coming no license, third day. .• "We know yftu want to go back Mrs. Henry G. Engen, completed of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson, as snow mainly late in the period Griesbach, 567 E. Wabasha St., 1621—Male, brown bobtailed warm as best they could at a gas were held thus afternoon at Brelt- In the parly were E. Barrtt for Christmas so We'll work as eight weeks of advanced individ- is: USS Alexander Hamilton, c/o but with a chance of snow Christ- h ouifa, no license , first day. stove in the cabin. Prettyman Jr.. a Washington at- fast as possible." an Official said. ual artillery training as a cannon- Electric Boat Co., Grbton, Conn. mas Day. low Funeral Home, the Rev, Available for good homwst OTHER TEMPERATURES George Goodreid, St. Paul's Epis- One male, two females. Pit-tick said Schult- had b**n By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS copal Church, offiicating. Burial confused by the blinding snow , Lew Pr. was in Woodlawn Cemetery. whipped by winds of about 50 Htfgh Pallbearers were William Bur- FREE TB X-RAYS m.p.h. He could not see an invert- Albany, clear 35 23 .. Room 8, City Hall) Albuquerque, clear ... 45 30 meister, Louis Klagge, Emll ed heave—a dip in the ice—and Paape, Charles Kno31, Ben Safran- Winona Co, residents fre t, the car tipped, crashing through. Atlanta, cloudy 40 30 others, $1 each. Bismarck, clear 9 -t .. ek and William Meyer. The water is about 140 feet deep /. ARENZ YEAR-END at the point one-quarter mile from Boston, clear ...... 38 30 Edgar H. Fifleld Taken last week .. ... 45 Chicago, clear 28 5 T Since March 8, 1953 .... -46,629 shore where It sank. A Funeral services for Edgar H. Cleveland, cloudy .... 37 12 T ¦ Cass County sheriff's officers Fifield, 468 Kansas St., were held tried Sunday to locate the car by Denver, cloudy 24 12 T this afternoon at Des Moines, cloudy ... 18 5 Breitlow Funeral Deadly Fumes Force lowering a heavy magnet on a DRESS SHOE it Home, the Rev. Emil Geistfeld , line, but were unsuccessful. tt_\ Detroit, clear 34 11 ,02 St. Martin 's Lutheran Church, Fairbanks, cloudy .... 20 17 T Evacuation of 500 In the double deaths near Crook- officiating. Burial was ln Wood- ston , Harold Hudson and his wife Fort Worth, rain 50 36 .06 lawn Cemetery. GASPORT , N.Y . (AP)-Deadly Helena, clear 14 -14 and daughter had left their farm Pallbearers were Robert Dahl , fumes seeping from a burning home some six miles north, to Honolulu, cloudy 77 64 Frank Stark , Donald Rice, .lames railroad car and fanned by high drive to the city. . ^v ' Kansas City, cloudy .. 27 17 y ^L^A—^ ^ SALE ______¦ Palley, Arthur Malenke and John winds forced the evacuation of Los Angeles, cloudy .. 5* 55 Kasimor. approximately 500 persons from a Birt th, cor stalled on U.S. 7$ 1 * ^___. ^- / ______rM ^ Memphis, cloudy ..... 43 30 five-block area in this Niagara l^v about a mile from the house. Miami, clear 78 73 .01 Oualav E_ Maas County community Sunday. While Hudson worked on It , his Milwaukee, clear 24 -2 Funeral services for Gustav E. State police said carbon bisul- wife and daughter started back Mpls. . St. Paul, clear .6-9 Maas , 131 E. Howard St. . were fite , a chemical contained in the home in the blizzard , but got lost New Orleans , rain .... 62 43 .01 held this morning at St. Paul's New York Central freight car , as they took a shortcut acrosa New York , clear 39 24 Episcopal Church, the Rev. George leaked through a split seam and fields, Omaha, cloudy 15 5 Goodreid officiating. Burial was in ignited on an overheated Journal When Hudson got the car going Philadelphia, clear ... 38 22 box. An explosion threatened for _ Woodlawn Cemetery. ' and returned home at noon, '* Phoenix , cloudy 67 42 Pallbearers wer e Uoyd Maas a time. hours after the trio had left , he Portl and, Me. , clear . 32 28 Sr. , Lloyd Maas Jr., EdmondMaas The fire was discovered by found the others missing and noti- Portland, Ore., clear . 48 34 Sr.. Edmond Maas Jr., Harr y Maas crewmen as the train neared fied the sheriff's office. Rapid City, cloudy ... 14 5 .01 and Leo Borkowski. here. ' Polk County Sheriff Carl N. St. I_ouis, cloudy 33 17 ¦ Residents were evacuated, and Knutson said a search by farmers Salt Lake City, cloudy 34 18 .04 Cossacks are a pastoral people fire-fighting equipment from Ni- and sherlffa deputies in the swirl - San Francisco, clear . 53 45 who developed a warlike way of agara Palls Air Force Base cov- ing storm failed to locate Mrs. Seattle, clear 38 22 life . Their name derives from a ered the car and surrounding Hudson and Dlanne until 1^^^^ ! area with foam. Just _t __t QQ Washington, cloudy .. 44 24 Turkish word meaning adventurer ¦ before 8 p.m. Their lifeless bodies \ Am\\\\\\\\\ ^m\mmW T-Trace or disturber o( the peace. lay In a plowed field , at the mercy ETTRICK CHIMNEY FIRE ^^ 1| of temperatures that dipped to ETTRfCK , Wis. (Special) - The zero or below. They had dropped Ettrick fire department was call- about a mile from the car and led to put out a chimney fire at a half mile from home. AMERICAN BARBER « SHOP the Clarence Huff home Saturday ,l|^^^^ Wp \ . GIRL RED LEATHER j al 8 p.m. The place is located in Mtantime, flros claimed ^^¦¦ ¦•al ^aa SB ^fc BLACK LEATHER j French Creek , eight miles north- the SMARTAIRESM RTAIRP ern of Ettrick. No damage was lives of three children in Minne- BLACK AND BROWN Opening done. sota during the weekend. ¦ Darrick J. Ziebarth, 5. son of NATURAL BRIDOB COMBINATIONS LOCKE WROTE AS NASBY Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ziebarth of Dec. 27th COLUMBUS , Ohio 1*1 - David rural Aitkin , died when fire swept Ross Locke was author of the fa* the family farm home Sunday af- 255 S. Baker St. mous "Petroleum Nasby" papers, night. Mra. Ziebarth, who thought : burlesques on the Civil War Darrick had gone to visi t a neigh- Formerly the Thao. Oklond Shop times. Locke died in 18flR in bor with his father , escaped with DRESS AND SPORT FLAT : Toledo. two other children , Dennis and Deanne, ^^ The third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dlckison of Anoka to die of burns and smoke inhala- tion expired early Sunday in a lK> Robblnndale A hospital. SALE She was Toni ^^mi^^^^ HE^S. BLACK — RED — BROWM OTTER . Dicklson, J. H«r ^ _____PA¦ ' _F WINONA CLEANING WORKS 3-months-old sister Fern died In ______f_ tmmmmmmmmsW^-1 ' ' ¦ ^m | the hospital Saturday and 18- months-old Pamela died shortly ^^^^^^^^______rV^ X? after taken from the family home by firemen Friday. ______^^ l^______- ______R^_ _ Dry ¦ i ^. ^^^ r r Bulk Cleaning Fire Kills 5 Children ^ ^ ^^^fci Values to $7.99 S ^^* After Sitters Leave ^______*. ^x 00 M / PRINCE FREDERICK. Md. ^______k_ -- ____. #$ ^ ¦ (AP)-A fire that broke out In a <______^ k J A/^^^##^ farm home shortly after two baby- ^^^^__P^______. ______mm r ^s' ^ BUNDLE $* sitters left Sunday took the lives $>|.00 _ .95 ; of five children. The frame tenant house, which PENNY LOAFER. f % FOK I was almost completely destroyed, ^ ^^^^^^^^ Bk & —^ ft if vas on a large tobacco farm near here. State police said the fire TO 11 ^ began in in overheated wood ^^^^^^^^ P ^% stove. ^^ ? SAVE $1.05 ON EACH $4.00 BUNDLE i The victims were identified as $3.00 P¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Linda Vanessa Harper, 2; Clinton HIP-ONS—OXFORDS—SHOI BOOTS ron?V# I A. Louellan Harper, d months, Wayne , Phone 2175 201 E. 3rd St. August Thomas, 7: Early Bor- ' WINONA'S IAROEST SHOI STORI don Thomas, fi ; Sheila Louvenia 75 W. 3rd Thomas, 6. —¦¦—————-——______^____^_____^______, . Iowa Child, 7 Critical After Two New Candidates Petition Won't For 4th Ward Post Stop Lewiston Kellogg Crash Two hours after filings for city ISELLOG-G, Minn.—The Water- office opened this morning the first loo, Iowa, child who received contest had been created. a Harvey L. Stever, 412 High For- skull fracture in the two-car col- est St., and Jerry Borzyskowski, Land Purchase lision two miles north of here Sat 827 E. 4th St., filed- for 4th Ward LEWISTON, Minn. — After urday afternoon Temains critical alderman. The incumbent whose the Sunday News had gone to today although somewhat improv- term is expiring is James Stolt- press Saturday night a pe- persons ed accord ing man. He had not filed at noon. tition signed by 72 was * to a report from St. Also paying filing fees were three delivered to Bernard Kennedy, Mary's Hospital, Rochester, this incumbents: Mayor R. X. Ellings, chairman of Lewiston school morning. 1st WSrd Aid. Harold W. Briesath board, requesting the board to . Valeria Kroells,. 7, is most ser- and 2nd Ward Aid. Lloyd E. Deil- reconsider and establish a cen- ' '" ' tral high school. ¦ * ' ¦ : ious of the five who survived the ke. . . ' Filings close Jan. 7 at 5 p.m. Kennedy said this wouldn't cVa sh which killed R on aid The city primary will be Feb. A affect the board's decision t«j Shreeve, 24,.Toman, Wis. Shreeve with theirundff election April 1. buy land this week^ for con- reportedly was on his way to work STEV6R, 39, 412 H3gh Forest struction of a new Lewiston in La Crosse He had attended La St., is making his first bid for High School . Previous to this Crosse State College and College public office. He is a heat treater petition, fewer than 20 persoas of St. Thomas, St. Paul. at Peerless Chain Co. and has had responded to the board's been with the firm 22 years. request for freeholders' views DRIVER OF ttw other car was Stever is completing his third term on reconsidering the central Alvin Kroells, 307 as president of the Winona Ath- school issue. Shreeve , letic Club and is a former direc- Kennedy said the petition alone in his car. was SCOUT HONORED. .. . . Eagle Scout John the ceremony. The award is presented to a traveling south at 1:37 p.m. Kroells tor. Be is a member of the Wi- Harvey L. Stever , Jerry Borzyskowtki was signed by persons all ap- told the Hi ghway Patrol that nona Activity Group, Winona Civ- parently from the Altura area. Morse, a member of Explorer Post 6, Central scout who completes a two-year program work- Shreeve veered over the center ic Association, Leon J. Wetzel Methodist Church, was presented the God and ing in the church on different projects for the line to pass a semitrailer. In try- Post 9 of the American Legion Country award during services at the church pastor and the congregation. The Scout also must ing to get back behind the semi, and the Eagles. Sunday. Pinning the award on Morse is Dr. E. have a thorough knowledge of the Bible and the car slid s ideways and the During World War II he served Arcadia Clayton Burgess, . pastor. Harry Peirce, left, must be a leader in his group. (Daily News Kroells car three years with the Council hit it broadside. Army En- troop adviser, and Morse's parents, Mr. and photo) . Kroells told the patrol that the gineers and was in combat in the semi driver apparently was un- Pacific Theater. He has the Pur- Mrs. Wilbur Morse, 1573 W. King St., watch . aware of the accident. At any rate, ple Heart. A native Winortan, To Consider New he didn 't ston. Stever is a graduate ef St. Stan- Kroells and his family were tak- islaus School and Winona Senior BUT WARM HEARTS en to St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Wa- High School. He is married and Street Project has five children : Gail. 14; Pat- basha, and Valeria was moved ARCADIA. . Wis —Aj -cadia City from there to Rochester. ricia, 12; Kay, 10; Sandra, 8, arid Harvey L. Jr., Council will meet early in Jan- A report from St. Elizabeth's 5 months. uary to decide whether to submit this morning said that Mr. Kroells, "I am filing for 4th Ward alder- ¦who man at the request of many a formal request to include in the has fractured ribs, is in fair 1963 budget a proposa 1 by the Wis- condition . His wife, Audrey , 27, friends," Stever said. "I've b-een 'll Cold Week consin Highway Commission to It Be also has broken ribs and a dam- interested in city affaiirs. I'll try cold through Christmas For the: next five days the balmy 61 m 1S29 and the low a improve the main street through chilly -37 in 1S72. Mean for tine aged lung plus fractures of the left to do the best I can to carry out town. day is the forecast for Winona and weatherman says area tem- arm and left leg. The doctor des- the wishes of the people." vicinity. peratures will average 8 to 15 past 24 hours was 2 and normal BORZYSKOWSKI, 48, 827 E. 4th The commission says this urban degrees below seasonal nor- for the day 18. cribed her condition as fair to improvement would be considered A low of 5 below to above is critical. ' St., is making his First bid for -5 mals. Daily highs will average Below zero readings appeared public in the 1963 state highway construc- predicted for tonight ajid a high arwmd 12-15 and nighttime on nearly, all Minnesota reporIs Their sons were less seriously office. He is a licensed mas- tion program if the city makes the injured and were to be dismissed ter plumber and has operated Jer- of 15 for Tuesday, Occasional lows around zero. this morning with International ry ' request for the estimated $176,500 Tails having a low of -17. It -.vas to their grandparents at Menorn- s Plumbing Service 14 years. A R. K. EIIings Harold W. Briw_rth project. cloudiness with slight moderation One-tenth to one-fourth inch of native Winoman, he is a graduate -10 at Bemidji and -5 at- . Duluth. onie and Hudson , Wis., today for If approved , the work would be in temperature is the outlook for moisture is expected in occasional Rochester posted a low of «t after Christmas. They are: Mr. and of Cotter Higtt School , is married Wednesday . light snow mostly about the middle arid has four children. - started in 1964. 'It . would begin at a Sunday high of 7 above. At La Mrs. Arthur Lokken, Menomonie, the intersection of Highways 93 and of the week. Crosse the low today was -4. Sun- Wis., and Mr. and Mrs . Herman ELLINGS, 54, is seeking his 95 OVER THE weekend the Winona Slippery spots were reported on second two-year term as mayor west of the Trempealeau Jtiver temperature dropped from a high day's high there was 147 Kroells, Hudson, Wis. James, 8, Members of bridge and extend to the east city Highways of Southeastern Minne- Only Redirood Falls was above received facial and head lacera- He is a former 1st Ward alderman, of 31 Saturday morning to five he- sota and Western Wisconsin but was Jack Frost X, limits, approximately 1.43 miles. low this morning with zero this morning, having a l .national trade tor vehicle after suspension of his coming year. Pronk . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred , and association with headquarters in Canon Shufelt and the vestry of curred shortly after a welcome , Debaters Post Johnson, past great sachem those sent \a Cuba not always driver 's license, I party for two members of the Fratzke Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walter Williams, great senior sa- satisfactory. " Winona. Rick p'eaded guilty to t lie charge the church discussed the problems Meier . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred of size when he came to the movemen t who were released gamore, will install officers. Dr. Pablo Guerra Hernandez , He is a past president of the shortly before the sentencing. This '; p-arish from prison Friday. Berndt , Ronald Vondrashek and Ronald Vondrashek, Henry Fe- who was a pediatrician in Havana J unior Chamber of Commerce and was his seventh conviction on sim - i from St. Paul's Cathedral church Henry Langowski. 4 was chosen as its young man of in Detroit in the fall of 19«0. ¦ and 6 Record gre, W il 1 i a m Fratzke, Robert Infanls Hospital, said: "Epidem- ilar charges during the last three ; Nelson Jr., Ronald Ready and Mi- ics in Cuba are becoming chronic. the year in 1945. He was state "The idea of our ministry o»f the 1961, the system was enlarged nnd The Winona Senior Hi.gh Schoo] years. d«bate team posted a 4-6 record chael Lynch are members of tttt There are signs that the .loath J aycee president for 1946-47. Civic He was arrested by police at 2nd laity didn 't eome from any one refined for a second set of calls almost daily. activities include a two-year coun- \ mind, " he recalls, "But it grew Damage Over $200 in the annua! Mankato High School arrangements committee. rate is going up and Huff streets at 12:25 a.m. to- , completed this fall. More than 200 Red Men and This is because of scarcity of ty chairmanship for the Minnesota out of these talks and deve.lope.1 Holiday Invitational Debate Tour- day. He has been committed to the primary questions asked nament last weekend, their guests attended the annual medicines and the. undernourished Cancer Society, two years as coun- county jail. as a matter of practical neces- Th* In 2-Ca r Crash people due to food ly campaign director for the Na- ¦ sity. " by the callers dealt with what the Twenty -seven schools were rep- turkey dinner at the wigwam state of the Two cars had more than ?10D Thursday. shortages, t I o n a 1 Foundation for Infantile parishioners was doing at the resented with Mankato -and Worth- ¦ Paralysis, secretary and later di- Onm of rh» vasrrytntn actively church, what he would like to do damage each when they collided ington sharing first place, tho first "Child epidemics hav» cawed rector of the WUI Dilg Chapter ! Deposit Forfeited involved in the detailed organiza- and what he would like tbe church at Sth and Huff streets at 1:35 time in the history of the tourna- deaths by the thousands. " of the Izaak Walton League, On Reporting Charge tion is Dr. Henry Dawkins , whose to do for him. ^Additionally, the a.m . Sunday. ment that there's been a cham- VA Pension Forms The two said they risked death neighborhood commissioner for son Pete was an All-America fool- callers helped bring up to date The drivers were Sharon K. pionship tie. when (hey left Cuba. Boy Scouts of America, and Wi- John J. Creely, 20, 51.34 W. 5th ball player at West Point andl who the church record of each family , Stuhi-nann , 19. 567 E. Bellcview St„ now is a Rhodes scholar , 184 N. SI. Charles High School was the Due by Jan. 31 "There is such a sieed for med- nona Community Chest. St., forfeited $30 bail in municipal at Ox- showing births, deaths, marriages , j and Eugene N. Thrune , 18 only other team from the immed- i< .1 men t hat none- are allowed He was first vice chairman of court today on a charge of failing ' ford. baptisms and the like. I Baker St. Miss Stahmann was iate Winona area participating. Veterans and dependents of de- away wilh Dawkins and his wife helped di- driving west on Sth Street and to lcuve. We sneakedJ the organization which established to report an accident. Canon Shufelt admits that as ; Winona 's team, coached by Rob- ceased veterans receiving pen- .some companions at night , " Ro- one of the first veterans informa- He was arrested at [vol ice head- j vide the parish inlo quarters, then yet not all of , the parishioners | started to turn left onto Huff ert Neujahr, had Barbara Fergu- sions must turn in their income meu said. tion and referral centers in the quarters at 8 :25 a.m. Saturday. into subdivisions of about 40 fam- have wholeheartedly embraccl Street. Thrune was driving east on questionnaire forms by Jan. , sth Street and the two cars col- son and Richard Tezakc on affir- 31 "Nearly 2,000 physicians al- state here, was a trustee of the He had knocked down a sign near ilies each.. Within these zones the practice of lay calling, but \ mative and Tony Schima and Jen- Philip Kaczorowski, Winona ready have lelt Cuba. This has Minnesota Community Research the south approach to the inter- 1 three to five members were the clergy and vestry ar-e highly lided. nifer Boiler, negative. County veterans service officer, produced a disastrous situation. Council, was president of the Mad- state bridge lat e Friday night. He chosen lo net as callers. encouraged with the program si No one was Injured and no ci- today. [ tations were issued. Winona next will compete in the said If physicians were allow ed lo ison PTA, city PTA Council and had not reported the accident. I First tried in the summer of far. Newton ( Iowa ) High School in- The forms were mailed about leave the country wuld be with- president two years of the 1st Dis- vitational Jan. 4 and 5. The tearn Dec. 1. out medicos, since 5)5 per cent of trict PTA. was accompanied to Mankato by Kaczorowski encouraged de- them oppo se the Castro iconic. Fraternal memberships Include Warren Magnuson who is assisting pendents to bring their forms to Humboldt Lodge 21. IOOF. Winona in debate this year. his office. Athletic Club, Winona Rod and Senator Byrd Doing Gun Clue, Winona Lodge 18, AF& l_-H-_H_-Be___M-__BH_HH-_HHH_-HH_B__H_H_i AM Lodge of Perfection and Wi- Hill , Arkansaw Man Killed on Fine at Hosp ital nona Scottish Rite bodies, Deilke PEPIN , Wis. — A record of The searching part y found Brad- a skull fracture at the left temple, life here, He vyas married lo Isa- according to Dr. Richard Bryant , belle Myers. (APt-Scn. Harry Is a member of Central Methodist nearly two years without a traffic sha*' on a hillside rot far below BALTI MORE Church -where he serves as a trus- fatality was broken Friday night Counly Trunk N. Officers said Durand , county coroner. Survivors are: His wife; one son, V By I'd 1>-Va. , was reported the lights were ¦lack. 2; his mother, Mrs. Sherman Union Memo- tee and is secretary to the board wilh the deal h of a 25-year-old he had been climbing Pepin Hill In the crash doing well today at Arkansaw man on Pepin Hill about and apparently failed to make knecked out, officers said , and the Biles . Porcupine Valley, near Ar- ilal which he entered of directors of the Paul Watkins rial Hosp . Memorial Methodist Home. , . four miles north of here, a right curve about half way up. car and Bradshaw were hidden kans aw ; three brothers, Warren NOTICE seven days ago. m highway. and Dunne , wowld not reveal Although Richard Bradshaw ap- He went straight ahead instead. from the . Arkansaw and Don- The hospital parently died shortly a fter 11 p.m. As he traveled over the left hnnk The car was such a wreck that ald , with the U.S. Army at Fort the nature of Byrd 's ailment Nor Rinks Closed Toni ght , Filing* for City Offices to b« voted on at explanation of why Friday, his body wasn 't found un- his ear hit a tree a jglancing blow . there was nothing left to examine Sheridan , 111, and four sisters, • as there nny emtsog » Wakefield , forthcoming primary •loctlan open MONDAY Balt imore hospital. Open Christinas Day til 7 p.m, Saturday by a parly of It wns just below the bnnte. The for possible of the acci- Mrs. Glen < Sharon , he cho.se the skating rinks will be swung the car around dent , officers said. The hiRhway Arkansaw; Mrs. Valerie GanoC F, Bvnl ¦'*'¦. the senator 's : All ice searchers from Arkan-fiaw includ- sideswipe PEC. 24th, at 8 a.m. and close MONDAY, Harry closed tonight , but will lie open Dale Myers, so it followed along; the hi ghway is blacktop and wide at Uhat point St. Paul; Eunice, Arkansaw, and son said his inH ler was in the ing his father-in-law , only for a routine Christmas Day. according to his brother , Duane, and others. just beneath the roa«d. and there was no ice, the-y added. Kathleen , St. Paul. JANUARY 7, 1963, «• 5 p.m. hospital " the park-recreation office. Pepin County was without , a checkup. " _____ ACCORDING TO vlUw of Pepin IT HIT ANOTHER tre» • Blanc fatality through lOfil and up to now THE FUNERAL Mrvic*. will be officers, he was Inst seen in town lug blow unci then was s topped this year. Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at .Arfcan- CITY RECORDER at 11 p.m. Friday. He would have by a third tree. The enr traveled snw Methodist Church, the Rev , Meeting reached home in about half an 50-M) feet before corning to a stop. EMPLOYED AS a welder at Arvid Morey officiating, Burial Room 308 — City Building *\df Eag.w Regular 't turn over. Northern Manufactur ing -Co., Pep- will be in A.rknnsow cemetery. hotr . It didn - Hour*: 8-12, 1-5 Wed.—$ p.m. in the Aerie Room Arkansaw relatives notified Pep- B radshaw was found ab-ont 20 in , for two weeks, Bradshaw Friends rnoy call at Rhiel Fun- {JJM^ John In County Sheriff Victor Seline at feet from the vehicle, Apparently worked there Friday until 5 p.m. eral Home, Durand , after 4 p.m. ¦9»^^F D. McGill, Secre tory 1:30 p.m. Saturday Uiat he was he hod been thrown. He was born April 18. 1837. at Tuesday and at the chinch after LMiHfl_aaHB_HBHHBflMMaHaHHHHMaaaaa aJaa missing. Peath was instantaneous from Afkansew and spent hit entire 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. ^vT»"_J^ ¦¦!¦¦¦- »w f»__^ir-ftril^^rf'^rnri "i nr i---iT%*-i-r »-ir-M-ir ir- > "r *i*ri" " [ They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo 9t XappuwLJj att VViiIil Six Russian Subs Spotted Earl's Top 20' In Cuban Hunt . .. -II.'S.. . NAVAL BASE, Guantana- mo, Cuba (API—The Cuban crisis Stars tor 7962 antisubmarine search by the U.S. By EARL WILSON Navy covered a 3.5-million-square- NEW YOBK — So here they are, folks, just in time for "Christmas, mile area and located about six my 1962 "Broadway Bests," the new Top Twenty of Show Biz, people Soviet submarines, Adm. George who"-will be either famous or forgotten—next year this time. Right now W. Anderson , chief of pa Val opera- they're hotter than Hades, tions, says. Top of the Tops: Robert Goulet! Resulting directly from the And: Carol Burnett, Vaughn Meader, Allan Sherman , Anthony New- biggest search since World War II ley, Peter Duchin , Jane Fonda t and Korea were four deaths, oc- Peter O'Toole ("Lawrence of Arab- curring in two helicopter crashes FAVORS FOR PATIENTS . . . The Cub Scout den most ia ") , Milt Kamen, Guy Marks, and from the antisubmarine carrier recently/organized at Eleva , Wis., made tray favors ^ for Christv also : Essex. There were other casual- . mas for residents of the Lutheran Home for the Aged , Mondovi. " 5 Susan Kohner, Christine Kauf- ties, however , not related to the Left to right, Joey Spangberg, Mrs. Claude Bue, the den mother,^ Parents and mann Merv Griffin , Frank Fon- , antisubmarine warfare operation , Barry Kolden', Steven* Herbenson aad Kim Lokken with their taine, Edie Adams , Peter Falk, including the crash cf an -Air productions. (Mary Ferham photo) Sandy Stewart , of course Natalie Force. C135 transport plane at Die in Wood who's becoming the Sex Guantanamo while Bringing in Children Symbol, Eddie Fisher for his supplies. to 7,831 against. The Heileman comeback, and Teddy Kennedy. The approximate six Soviet s_bs Heileman-Kingbury stockholders voted 368,500 for the (Oh , he's not in Show Biz?. Par- were observed visually and photo- merger and 303 against. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Merger Is Official Auto Accident don me) , " . . graphed when- they surfaced to recharge batteries. Anderson said LA CROSSE, Wis , OPV-The mer- CLARKS, Neb. Wi - A sudden JAYME MANSFIELD wjt all , to they were standard diesel-powered ger of - Heileman Brewing German Symphony skid on an unexpected patch of atwitter as she phoned frorn Hol- submarines, not atomic-powered. the G. highway ice brought a swift and lywood that she was flying here The nearest such observation Co., of La Crosse, and the Kings- Visit Carnegie Hall tragic end to a young lowan 's to meet her Italian lover-boy En- was about 200 miles off Cuba , bury Breweries Co., of Sheboygan , (AP) trip home with his wife and five rico Bomba, who was rushing in Warren became official Friday. HAMBURG , Germany - be their Youth Anderson said in an interview. To Symphony Orchestra of the children for a Christmas time from Rome7 'Twas to a question , he said also he knew Stockholders voted at meetings The family reunion. first rendezvous in America , at in La Crosse and Sheboygan to North German Radio announced to- the Astro. Jayne frankly hopes to of no Soviet submarine being month-long tour found close to U.S. shores. The approve the merger agreed to day it will open a The bodies of Dennis Randall marry the. director if he can un- Convicted - in of the United States with a Car- Moines; his „_q_88Jj-____W___t_fl______l______l antisubmarine operation extended some time ago when the La Crosse Dewey, 28< of Des burden himself¦ ¦ of a narrow-mind- percent the negie Hall concert Jan. 7. Wife , Patricia, 26: and their five ed wife. ¦ . ' ¦ from the U.S. coast eastward as firm acquired 92 of far as the Azeres and Canaries Kingsbury stock. The orchestra is to play 22 con- sons . Randy, 10. Steven, .9. Dick , Charlie Chaplin often gives g several cities and finish , were geons for .Christ, Fatal Shootin and southward off the northeast- The Kingsbury vote was an- certs in 7, Kevin , 5, and Dennis, 2 friends homing pi 195 for the merger its tour in Washington Feb. 3. found Saturday in their ^over- mas. Ut is not true, as has- been WARREfJ , Minn . (AP* - Paul ern coast of South America. nounced as 325, turned car in a roadside water- said by a non-friend , that they Wangberg, 19, was convicted Sat- filled ravine. fly home to him after Christinas. urday of second degree murder in ' Homing pigeons don't woric like the shooting of a Thief River Falls By GRETCHE.N L. LAMBERTON County attorney William H. police officer last Feb. 17. ' STARTS BHRISTMflS DAY AT 1 P.M. Norton said the accident occurred that > . VER Y night before he beds down in the house my big gold- ¦i!fjj | | »_ji.i , that many New A jury of eight men and four 17 , 7:00 and 9i00 Friday night just south and east ..Strange isn't it , -- en retriever Shoshoni likes to run up the hill and sniff A _M_ Features at 1:00/ 3:0u, 5:00 Yorkers would be happy |f they women deliberated nearly 12 hours mi M-THC-IT--' T of Clarks, He said he didn 't know after receiving final around for half an hour or so. Sometimes I can hear him giv- could have for a Christmas pres- instructions ing muffled yips as he chases rabbits who tvas driving. Clarks is about Friday. , , . , and sometimes he barks 10O miles west of Omaha. ent just one copy of their favorite far up the hill as though he had treed something. About a week KING OF THE WOLF PACK! newspaper? "I'm so anxious to Wang ago I heard- him barking unusually excitedly quite far up the , "I've been berg faced the jury alone. The Deweyt were bound for read , Red Buttons said Drifting snow prevented his par- hill; in (act it sounded almost like his snake-bark , the high Broken Bow and a big family reading the print on ketchup bot- bath! ents, t he Rev. and Mr s. Reuben hysterical bark he gives only1 when he sees a snake. The Hunter,.a®fflmto4,,. in qna lifetime he was gathering at the home of his par- tles." ... Wangberg, and his attorneys from About half an hour later he scratched at the door to be let ents, Mr , and Mrs. Alan De.wey. STAR HALFBACK Alex W-sbster returning here from Thief River in ,' and he was panting excitedly and his nose was dripping They left Des Moines about 2 of the N.Y. Giants got so much Falls. blood. Dabbing away the blood I saw four broad and deep par- p.m. Friday, leaving behind a " hand-clasping and back-slapping in The youth is expected lo be sen- allel claw marks across his nose where some animal had raked Christmas tree with presents P. J. Clarks, it took him 15 min- tenced next week. He did not tes- him. It was far too broad and deep for cat-claw marks , and be- neatly stacked beneath it. Neigh- utes to progress from the front tify and spoke his first words of sides Shoshoni doesn 't mind cats and gets along well with them. bors said they planned to return door to the back room. "Honey , " the trial when he asked that the * . . * * Christmas night. said his wife, "if it took you that jury »be polled . Last Thursday night about tangled with a coon or possi- long to gain 10 yards on the foot- The youth was charged in the 11 o'clock he came back from bly a badger. For several days ball field, we'd be unemployed/' death of Sgt. Donald D. Myers, a run up the hill and stood on he hardly moved off of his Ed Sullivan — on the way to who had chased Wang berg's c_r rug ancT .wouldn't touch food , Guantanamo with his troupe — to a road 15 miles north of Thief the back , porch panting and but now he's getting back to Pope Pleads stopped off in Coral Gables to River Falls. A fellow policeman shivering, with head hanging normal, help his old friend , Benny Gaines , was the chief witness against the and dripping blood all over. Emil Liers said he thought open his beautiful new Holiday youth. His face was swollen almost Shoshoni might have chased an Inn. Gaines had received the first double, his muzzle was gashed old buck coon that turned on bar license granted by Coral Ga- The father said the youth had For Peace, Unity ' all over , his eye was torn him. "I've seen an old buck bles in many, "rnany a year . . gone berserk - .after a family dis- open, and his nose dripped They're telling about the Texas cussion during which psychiatric coon bite and claw up a dog blood from deep broad parallel something terrible. They're art lover , accustomed to giving care was mentioned. The boy at- gashes. Examining him I Picasso paintings , who outdid him- tacked him , then left the house mean fighters," said he. Talk- Of Christians f or found that the inside of his ing with Andrew Lipinski of self Christmas this year. He with a rifle, the Rev. Wangberg mouth and his gums had been VATICAN CITY (AP ) -• Pope didn't order Picasso originals this said. • the Refuge, he thought it was John XXIII, in his annual Christ- the Psychiatrists called badly clawed too, .and liis either a big coon or a badger. year — he ordered original l>y the pros- front paws had; been deeply mas message to the world , ap- Picasso . . . .Pablo . Picasso, ': him- ecut on and defense differed on He thought the very deep pealed anew Saturday for peace self. whether the youth was bitten. I cleaned the blood and: broad parallel scratches might mentally mud off him with old towels among all men and unity , of Chris- EARL'S PEARLS: "To make a ill at the time of the shooting. . indicate a badger. Said he, tians. man happy, treat him like a dog. " ¦ ¦ wrung out of hot water, then "Badgers have such long sharp It was the 81-year-old Pontiff's says Cyd pharisse ... "Plenty of tried to ease his badly swollen . claws that they can kill a fifth Christmas message and came ' affection and a loose leash." S. African Christmas head with a cold wet towel. dog. When attacked they some- ju st S'/i iveeks after he became TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: "Lit- Early the next morning 1 times turn over on their backs seriously ill with anemia and a tle dresses" are recommended by Cards Are Political got him to the veterinarian who and lash up at a dog and cart gave him penicillin , a rabies disembowel him. There a' stomach disorder. \ a fashion writer. Evidently, "the POKT ELIZABETH, South rb Jots This was an urgent plea for | littler the dress, the bigger the shot and treated his injured of coons around , the area , but ¦world Africa (APi — Christmas eye. We decided Shoshoni had there are some badgers peace, as were his other i evening" — DJZ in the .Augusta , cards have taken a political slant too. " four. i Kan., Gazette. in South Africa this year. : WISH I'D SAID THAT : "Epi- I'm delighted to see that this week Winona is to have a , , he ol But it also contained the theme Thousands have bee n sold .bear- fjW6HlWUSE »an(JjWES»LW - »W;S'.;. . - JAMESM.CAR' JACK COUFFER / _.«^.;RfcX ALLtN w T Sons Ihe Pionaers j iaph of a Failure: He tvent around marvelous Walt Disney true life adventure film called "The ¦¦ of Christian unity, recalling the ing photographs of Albert Luthuli , Legend of Lobo , the Wolf", This extraordinary EXTRA---"WATER BIRDS" & •'¦ ' •¦ • Children 3S( — Juniors SO* — Adults 75£ ! all his life trying to find a boss president movie will be Ttoman Catholic Ecumenical Coun- j as smart as he was" — Laugh of the banned African shown at the Winona Theater from Dec. 25 to 29, and I'm going "TWO CHIPS AND MISS" — — Matinees Wed., . Thurs. and Fri. at 2:15 cil , now in recess. ; Book. National Congress and five other to sec it for a second time. congress Pope John spoke from his pri- A tourist is a chap who travels alliance leaclers.LiiLhiili When "The Legend of Lobo" opened in New • York last vate library in the Vatican. His is a Nobel Peace Prize winner. because he finds home a big bore, ¦ month I took four boys and girls of varying ages and they were speech was recorded Friday and i then complains that in other spellbound. So was I . How on earth these wild wolves can he JERRYS LOUDEST LAUGHjNJQ HIT!If broadcast Saturday night by Vati- parts of the world , things aren 't State Woman Killed so wonderfull y photograph ed playing with their cubs, fighting can radio and many national net- the same ... for their lives, fleeing across deep abysses over I alien tree trunks , works. And a very Merry Christmas In Spain Car Crash and so on , is a mystery to me. Anyway, it 's a memorable picture The pontiff . recalled his recent to every reader from the Beauti- and it' s nice to have it run during Christmas vacation. appeals to the rulers of the world ful Wife , Gorgeous Mother-in-Law , SEVILLA , Spain (AP) -- El.sa Merry Christmas! to negotiate for peace and said: son Slugger , dog Sammy and . . . Louise Filsh , 35, of Minnesota "Of all the blessings that life That' s earl , brother. was killed Friday in an auto crash and history have to offer for in- near Cruadalema De Los Quin- in Cook County to $-t .2">() ,0M.2o for dividuals and families and na- is vain to hope for happi ness and teros, south of here Jlennepin County. The ltani.sey ' , police an- Castro Gave ii2_?li T^KSb IHji I AA ^^AKJA H_F tions truly the most 'precious and blessing. Let peace then be our nounced. Her hometown was not County share is $1 ,874 ,303.59 and iii ill __F fHSli important is pea ce. The existence objective at all times; let"us aim available. St. Louis County $1 ,41)2,277,70. ^RSSiftfi _l^ .^F^^___l/il __r_fei_f_I__I __# 7___^__l of peace and the /cal to preserve at creating peace around us so Her husband , Stanley M. Filsh Prisoners it are the assurance of the world's that it may spread throughout fhe 33, suffered serious injuries, tranquility. entire world; let us shield it from Their car and a t ruck collided all that could harm it and take head on. Cause of t lie crash ap- Poor Food "But a necessary condition of j earc not to endanger it by any- parently was a heavy fog. peace is the good will of each and I thing that could disrupt or cum The Fllshes were hol idaying In MIAMI, Fla , un-Whnt kind every one. Whore this is lacking it promise jt." Spain . of food did Fidel Castro give IS TIME RUNNING his Bay of Pigs prisoners? "It was not fit for pigs," said Tulio Diaz:, 22, one of tli« returning prisoners Sunday night. "For breakfast we usually had one cup of very had al- leged coffee and a slice of $fa& JJT*T .AlfJ bread. J - "The next two meals usual- ft ^>2l , »W • m ' ly consisted of one or two of ^ Wfv k. ' *# > "' the following, macaroni with %^ a- watery flour sauce; a Chi- " "^^^^ ' Hvj _^««_«__wr!*_ nese grain that we called / ¦>J3£f r*****" ^ •fatherland or death' which vkvM, ** "" ^ l - '^M;MAJiJ^^"^\ tasted like dirt and squash." &'' " > f a> \ A former photographer in Havana Diaz was asked what OUT FOR AMERICA? ho planned to do in the fu- Illvent« move swiftly and our ture* . lead In world n ffnirn will be "Kat ," ho answered. \ Join Us for m ¦ lost unleuR we back higher edu- cation. That's the starting State Schoo l Aid point for leadership in science, jni.siness and trnile nnd living- Checks Sent Out HtandanlH. (5inSo$ dinner I ST. PAUL (API - Check s lolnl- Hut hiirlier education in up llni! $M , .'iOH ,fl 5ll .7ft in ntnte school against it. Collojres are in a Ii#4 Give Mom a cooking-break this year and bring the iiids ivi;r« .sent lo Minncsotii conii- Hqucezfr. Home face nhortajron ^M licH Frldny for distribution to and in lean than 10 year* :jy family here for a delicious Christmas dinner served |jt! school dlstricls, Piiyineiils viiry from $2«,00.r>,7!) there'll be twice a" mnny ap- Ill in delightful surroundings! Select your favorite foods \jj| plicant*!, (ijP fro m our varied menu of traditional holiday foods. vJ WINONA DAILY NEWS Now I H the time to support " MONDAY, DECEMBER ji, U43 our eolleKCK . see that Ihey have VOLUME 107, NO. It what they need in modern lab- Published daily oxc«»)t }aturit,00 1 month »1, M eooiiernlion wilh NOTE . . . STATE THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE (MONDAY and thr A>i<<* tinker M- ) Council ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ beni chnnQt ol «tldr«» nollcrs, unrtillverart ~ ,¦ : . ¦:: " . ¦::: ,: ¦ :¦ . >-.-. . vtrf isina Krtrutlt't* A 'totintlou. ' .. . :. _ , . copies, auhtcrlpllon orders and olher mall , _ _ I torn J lo Wlnone Onlly N«wi, fi-ax ts, Wi- nona, Minn. WEDNESDAY SHOWS AT 2:15 - 7i00 - 9:05 P.M. Itcond class poslao* paid it Winona, The Kennedys ' Christmas Card : _____H^ _n^__ wi __%^_ r%AX_^ - nSJ^stSi^y I ! Wj Zff —^ri (Mp t> J I i n ' r- M £*r r\ utec^ I

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¦ 1 families in the United States and i in White Christmas men stationed on the ice of Ant- : Airliner Skids arctica have responded with pres- Snow, All Aboard Safe ¦ ; n ! :> In Antarctica ents. ' .- ! CLINTON , Iowa (*—AH 21 pas- i " i VtW ' &JB^J _ Awf ^f k . Budget- The Navy reports the most ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ~ ^ PEARL HARBOR , Hawaii (AP). j sengers escaped injury Saturday 1 j s ¦ i *s ***r * t \-> > ^iTS_o _fl ssm***^**^ « h rv popular items sent home this j when an Ozark Airlines plane out , $¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ WresacS v ; 7— It will be a white Christmas year are penguin jewelry and ! f v- v^^^b^'fa HfC_n /__ »S \ for sure for U. S. scientists and of Milwaukee skidded off tlie end ; |; ' 7 Laminated silk/rayon coats # s "\ ' . ' * JF ^ stuffed toy penguins in honor of j of a snow covered runway and ! :]<^i»\ -^ W f* sailors in Antarctica — the snow the continent's famous bird. i 1 in fo-ur new styles. if' ^£ _ Nellv Don and R&K Ongin- and ice are 7,000 feet thick . ¦ into a ditch here. * V»5_fe *V\ -* » r ? ! The plane had been scheduled ; 7 The holiday will be celebrated FRENCH CREEK CAROLING ! to land at Rockford , 111., but was ! Black only \- \\ * k als included. Tuesday with as many as possible , Wis. < Special > ' o t£»^_____S * ______^ ETTRICK - diverted to Clinton because of bad : ¦;,- ' ^ Sizes of the trappings of the season . French Creek junior choir and jun- weather. j : Sizes 8 to 18 5 to 15, 8 to 20, Christmas trees have been flown ior Lutherans will sing carols to ' ¦ . i' j \ F; - 7»VM|^3^ 2,000 miles to the ice continent elderly and shut-in members of The Department of Agriculture | ' Specially , 12% to 22H from New Zealand. the congregation Thursday at 6:30 established its Section of Seed and ! j>QQ > f >£ ^|^^^^ HH ____ Sk : | 1897. Ships have brought gifts from p.m. i Plant Introduction in I s^» \ < ~^M ^? A ^^mmmmmmmpp ^^^^^^^A^^mmmm%--• ^m\ ^' f \*~ v--^' ** *V______r '' ^Bi______- $ f - I > . »*»'...*_ V______-s^-X ^_B^_____H______«i r~ /N _*v ^& I ^ >* i*y^^^^_BB_____ ^* ¦ NOW .iJ.vU1S fill i I SI ; c'!?f ______w/r ^9. ^______t^______ff M^______L-'' A^______s S; f ' \* ''^______5H_ik. \ S_I___L 4

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Mra. Mueller accepts the keys to her 1963 Chevrolet from Jim Rogue, manager ol and Boys' Wear Randall's Siiiicr-Valu , while Bob Olson of Quality Chevrolet Company looks on. Men s i ii .j> * ' : : ' s and Boys ' Parka Our Sincere Thanks To All Who J Men' s Wool Men's Men's Jackets Men s Boys' Dress |; 1 Sport Coats Dress Slacks and Car Boys' and Winter Slacks * Registered For The Cor 1 Coats All Wool Jackets TJ I i| Plaids and Wools and , Ua > on - J ; Winter 1 | | Checks Dacron « Wools , Foplins, Wools and Dacron * Blends £ I ¦ Corduroy " Caps Twills i\ g Sizes: 36 to 44 Sizes: 30 to 44 r Sl/os' to 2(> Sizos: « t» 20 U ¦ Sizes: 3fi to 44- " ?:; t] Values to 39.98 from 6.98 to 14.98 ,, . reg. 2.00 niul 3 .00 from 4.»fl to 6.98 ?; ; fro m 15.98ir nit to 20.0800 /)0 ° from 14.98 to 16.98 -! I ' > ; | 22.00 VA OFF 1/4 OFF 1.00 10.OO V4 0FF I '.-j > Affairs Problem Youths Are Put HOW DO YOU STAND, SIR? REFLECTION FOR TODAY Tbday in National To Work—and With Pay Thinks U Thant s '£qua! Time A REPORT FROM Philadelphia says Advic e Ridiculous fhe city is convinced that i,t is edging clos- er to a solution to the problem of juvenile By SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER delinquency. And Philadelphia has been Opens Almost immediately after his election as sec- Debate particularly plagued by the problem for a retary general of the United Nations, Burma's LAWRENCE ]»ni? time. By DAVID TJ Thant began spouting advice to the United WASHINGTON—Republicans and Democrats have begun to handle its cold-war. prob- The plan is based on a combination of States about how to quarrel over whether "equal timeT should be granted for . a re- lems. and television elements , the most important of which buttal to President Kennedy's int«view on radio By and large , that advice was ridiculous arid ' ' is putting delinquents "to work and paying last Monday night. . - . : , 7 ; , should be promptly forgotten by American pol- The Republican National Committee is planning to ask for them for it. The report puts it this way: icy makers. similar privileges- on the air, but hasn't quite made up its mind 's success is concentrat- "Vital to the plan For either the U.N. secretary general is wear- who the actors In the show would, be. Ennanuel Celler of New ing the energies of school men, police and ing rose-colored glasses, or he is deliberately has urged the networks ' to refuse "cate- York, Democrat, i welfare workers on rehabilitating the playing into the hands of the Russians. Either -nrirallv'* anv reauests for ~ ~~~- ~~ ~ young people in the program: on correct- way, it behooves us to keep a close eye on U " equal time," as he says it to which the To Your ' Good Health- — ing the family problems that could lead Thant in all future negotiations would "set a most dangerous p. I, r be a party. to delinquency again , and on holding the United Nations may precedent," Besides, he ar- Thant aired his naive or dubious views at Mr. Kennedy is not a po- to a size that insures intensive gues, program Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore where he litical candidate. effort on each case." See Your delivered the George Hunting- Technically, of course, the The program , is ca.lled the Youth U>n-: ton Williams memorial lecture. 1964 political campaign hasn't He called on the United States no formal ¦servation Corps and has been functioning started and there are Dentist and the Soviet Union to follow , but actually the It claims positive results. candidates for three years. up their "Cuban compromise" campaign is already under with give-and-take solutions on For Help MOST unusual aspects way. ONE OF THE Berlin and other cold-war issues of the corps is held to be the way the President Ke ni n e d y really By JOSEPH G. MiOLNER, M.D. He said he was convinced that has begun to campaign ac- boys are paid. Under an incentive wage Premier Khrushchev does not tively for re-election. Almost A namber of dentists, as . system, the boys get 60 cents an hour for want war and is sincere in his every move he makes nowa- well as dental hygienists and excellent performance, 40 cents for good desire for peaceful co-existence. days is based on its possible., even a medical student tell work, 20 cents for satisfactory effort and As though this weren't impact on the voters during me I erred in some remarks no pay for surliness or laziness. The stay enough , Thant went on to chide the next 22 months. Every that I published concerning opportunity for publicity is s angina, "trench in the corps is for a seven-month stretch, Goldwater the western powers for failing Vincent' or sought. The latest example is mouth ," and I hasten to set and most boys are said to be earning the 10 appreciate me mil sigiuuc- . ance" of the changes in Moscow's thinking since the unprecedented interview on the rec ord straight. top wage of $13 a week before their stay radio and television over all the death of Josef Stalin. He added : was is over. In most cases the boys leave with three major networks for a My error , the-y assert , full hour last Monday night. in attributing the spread of the a new outlook. "MR. KHRUSHCHEV, who is now in control ailment (which can be a seri- of the reins of government, belongs to a different The President could have giv- The boys work ia groups under group en every bit of this informa- . ous one if neglected I to such category of leaders, with a colierent philosophy ' things as kissing and the use leaders7Here is a summation of the type of the world based on the thesis, not of the in- t .ion at a regular news confer- , but it wouldn 't have ot common drinking cups. work: "To see the corps in action, stroll but of the imperative- of com- ence of evitability of war been dramatic enough nor sub- This is not so, they assert; woods of Philadelphia's petitive co-existence. We may or may not agree through the 1 ject to previous editing. basing their Fairmount Park. Several 10-inan teams .. of with his philosophy or his ainis, but we have Mr. Kennedy evidently felt view on the | corpsmen hack away at vines and dead very good reasons to believe that he does not sure t h at the newspapers fact that at- | ¦ ' ' trees.' want war." . would' use the interview rath- : tempts by ie- | It perhaps would have been more accurate if er fully, anyway, so it would searchers to I SOME OF THE BOYS, the newer mem- Mr. Thant had said we have very good reason also get Wide give tie dis- J ; bers of the group, still bear marks of juve- to believe that Khrushchev docs not war—if he THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND publication in ease deliber- » can manage to enslave the world without going the press. ately from I nile gajigs—elaborate hair treatment, tight one person to to that extreme. • The biggest 7: fitting clothes. But impressive piles of another have I suggest that if we adopt the Thant thesis advantage of firewood attest to the enthusiasm of their all to Mr. not succeed- 't want war and is sincere boys perform other jobs, that Khrushchev doesn Kenne d y, ed, and that efforts. The in his desire for peaceful co-existence, we have too, such as washing down the -walls Some Folks Lax in h o w e v er, it is -extreme- to erase the Cuban experience from our mem- ¦ ¦ ' ¦ of subway stations and. pulling weeds at is t h a t he ly difficult to ories. Just how the clandestine build up of an manages by 7 grow the Moln«r the, city water plants. The work groups are our offensive missile and bomber complex on this method | germs except in the mouth. drawn from ni any parts of the. city to get Southern doorstep, fits into a sincere desire for to prevent 1 Trench ;moutb germs, in the the boys out of their congested neighbor- "peaceful co-existence" is difficult to understand. Yule a ny rebuttal 1 words of one communication, 't Spreading doesn that Cheer hoods and into association with boys of What does it mean if it mean on cne same are ' 'transmis sible but not Lawrence varied backgrounds." Khrushchev believes in the inevitability of war By DREW PEARSON whuch are pushing the location secretary- of the Air Force- night that he communicable ," meaning that By keeping an eye on the ex- and wants the Communist world to'be prepared? WASHINGTON - All over of a 50-million-gallon oil tank gets full coverage of his views yon can transfe r the germs (of There is more to the report, but what the country there are people in the middle of suburban Lit- pansions t generals at Dayton, over the television networks. which there are several vari- tle Va., Ohio, ' "great de- gives the approach. AND WHAT GREAT and vast change has who are making Christmas . River Mills, whose cit- anr teletype connection between the Black and Tan revolt , now is not so much to fight com munism Pearson iioo in salary, but though the President himself Christmas in Winona will be observed by a Kennedy and Khrushchev in the Bri tish have long memor- WE ALSO noted that other as it does to promote Christianity." paid by all the taxpayers, and had 24 hours in which he could Japanese mechanical engineer , Shinichi Motoya , order to prevent war by acci- ies and may not know this. factors seeme d to be involved: had three regular employes dent. change the transcript in what- Some lowering of general phy- This is a thought that may well be pon- who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brom. "quit" in order to give her ever way he pleased. Brom have been ¦ Here are some people who THE MOST forlorn offices sical resistance to infection , dered by all denominations oi the Chris- Shinichi daughter and Janet this Christmas present A de- could make Christmas «ven on Capitol Hill at the and maybe some was approach THE manipulation of news psychosoma- tian church. The division that exists among pen-pals for some 14 months and when he feated Democrat , Breeding happier for others. of Christmas are those of "the tic elements,, because there fa m- now is an administration poli- them in the world today is not attributable chosen to go on a good will tour the Brom had only two months to Peter Lawford — By letting defeated solons. For them, would often be more trouble ily extended him an invitation lo visit them. serve, so dropped three staff Christmas means cy, and the manipulation of during period s of' to basic beliefs, but to differences in man- his mother see her grandchil- there are network facilities has become strain, such Miss Mary Thorpe, a Winona girl who is en- members to hire his wife for dren nnd paying her more only nine more days on the as during examination week. mad e rules that have developed in th« (he last two unproductive a valuable instrument in the gaged in secretarial work for the U.S. Technical Llian an allowance of $150 a public payroll before they will The basic treatment loday is centuries following the days Christ months. "arsenal of weaponry" on the Cooperation Service in Amman , Jordan, will visit month. be out in the cold. . .Bravest the same as that in the days was on earth. Association of , , front is being put up by politica l battlefront. Almost ev- Bethlehem this Christmas Eve. The National Harry P Davis lobbyist for Wis- eryone who knows anything when I had a good deal of who arc out to consin 's 78-year-old Sen. Broadcasters , tlie Sun Oil Company — by Alex about politics is aware that cont act with the disease: IF THE Christian church is 1o grow fire their president Lcroy Col- "withdrawing opposition to the Wiley , with the Santa Claus Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1937 , what is said during a cam- Cleaning up the infected areas and to exert the influence it deserves, it lins , because he put the health confirmation of the Pennsyl- laugh and the Santa Cla'is 'Winon paign is only half the battle , of the gums, removing, debris will have to emphasize the similarities in A white Christmas was assured a with of children ahead of broadcast- vania air pollution board in a shape. He tells everyone cheer- the new fall of snow. and that a substantial num- whether trapped food particles the various denominations and not their ing profits. Collins wants radio stale which has to worry about ily that lie .and his wife are in or (tartar) 's Eve dancing parlies will pro- ber of votes have already been calculus along with Six New Year and TV stations to concentrate industrial fumes. good spirits and are looking Ihe use of a differences. The strength of Christianity vide a round of entertainment for Winona mer- won or lost by what is said foaming agent — cigarette advertising in the Maj. Gen. Arno Leuhman, forward to the future. But inti- hydrogen peroxide or will be heightened by a positive approach. Year. or done prior to the actual be- sodium rymakers who welcome in the New evening hours when children commander of the U.S. Air mates say the old man pri- ginning of ai campaign perborate. it will be weakened if the many branches aren't watching or listening. . Force in Turkey—by getting vately is broken-hearted over A one-sided presentation ol of the Christian church stress inter-de- Fifty Years Ago . . . 1912 The New York newspaper rid of your recreation director his deieat. . .Utah's able, what the government is doing WHERE THE Infection has strikers, who arc wiping out in Ankara and the hard-drink- young Cong. Dave King, who nomination competition rather than their Club composed of boys from Ihe appeals to some politicians as had a chan ce lo penetrate The Lions all newspaper profits for the ing WAC who commands him. lost his bid for the Senate, was uniform purpose. , was busy loday dis- fair , but the people resent the more deeply into Hie tissues , First Congregational Church current operating year and While you didn 't appoint offered a top job by the White penicillin tributing Christmas baskets lo deserving families. obvious use of public office is used, but I am There have been two significant Ecu- may put two papers out of them , their departure will House. However, he turned it for told by dental experts that Miss Mary Ciaffney is •home for her Christ- business hel joh you political! purposes. The menical conferences during the past . p the otherwise fine down 1o return home and live newspapers liave a circulation this or other antibiotics will mas vacation. She is leaching at Peterson , M inn. Gulf , ToNnco , Cities Service, are doing in the Near Knsl. among: his own people. He'll yea r, one in India and the other in Italy. oi nearly 60 millio n copies, not permanently end the (rou- and American Oil companies. GENE ZUCKERT, efficient practice law and ponder the ble unless the cleaning-out It is evident that much work remains to and these reach an even lar- Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 pleading of his friends that he ger number of Individuals in process also is performed. be _» _ 1 i WHITEHALL , Wis. (Special — IH^^^^MWMM—Bff ffllHWPiwfflflmft*WIW ^ i " w fo^i ' f iiWF^'r'lUl^Sfr i^lnM"ytTr^ l'ff^i "lfriTOi II ifWil"R "lin"ffm. V^ l lWI . -V ih ' WWHWlWB fll MfflMWWM Fischer, 126 E. Wabasha St. The Hutchins-Stendahl Unit 191, Amer- (Editor 's Note: "WillSanta * ^ our Zorin replied, "I *m not In an marriage took place Dec. 22 at ican Legion Auxiliary will - meet Claus really come to Ameri can courtroom. In due 3 p.m. in Carringbah Presbyterian Jan, 7 at 8 p. in. in the Legion hous£?" That is the most America course, sir, you will have your re- Church , Sidney. At present the rooms. Hostesses will be t he anxious question in ply." To this Stevenson retorted . j j couple is at home at 54 Seaview Mmes. Theodore Johnson and Du.- today, it is answered in the ;j Girls' Coats jor "I am prepared to wait for my St., Cronulla , New South Wales, ane Foss. jollo twing column, written answer until hell freezes over." 99.95 to 119.95 but late in January they expect parents to read aloud, to their Zorin eventually denied exist- to go to Rumbai, Sumatra , Re- SCANDINAVIAN FRATERNITY children. Simce Us f irst ap- ence of the sites. public of Indonesia , where he win WHITEHALL , Wis. (Special) — pearance in 1948 , it has be- ij Coat Sets continue with Caltex as an elec- The Scandinavian American Fra- come a scraphoofc javorite in in the air—the signal to be off. ij trical engineer. ternity will me>1 many homes.) But then he heard a small voice Miss Mayme Hallingstad Frida , crying: By HAlT~BOY_ _ ' PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN evening. Officers for the comin g "Wait! Please wait!" fur-trim coats The Women 's Association ol year will be elected and install- NORTH POEJS (AP)—He's oi( ! ij Car Coats i| Grace he the Chrislmrts Santa Claus is on his way at It was Cluny, Santa's favorita Presbyterian Church will ed. This will elves gossiped meet in the church social rooms at party and members will exchange last. little elf. The other 2 p.m. Wednesday. 25-cent cifts. The jolly old saint and his fa- about Cluny and said she was mous reindeer are zooming clumsy at making toys. But Santa |r BOYS' and GIRLS' || through the arctic skies right now , knew it was only because she was heading for the American border. so young. He liked her because He'll reach it tonight. she had a good heart, I Snow Suits "Here, " said the tiny elf , hold- j \ IT STARTS THURSDAY The northern lights switched on ing up a small shiny figure. to a clear , steady green—the "so- s this? What' s this?" Royal Ca- "What' At ^ a.m.I ahead" signal. And the grumbled Santa. "You' re too late. nadian Mounted Police sent Santa My pack is already loaded." || Boys' Parkas || this message : "It is only my present to the "We are clearing all air lines In world , " said Cluny, "I made It at your path , old boy. There is no night in my room—all by myself. " J ! BOYS' WOOl ;! Our Annual Pre-lnventory speed limit for you tonight. The Santa took the little figure from sky is yours, Go as last as you her hands, It was a beautifu l .an- • 10O# virgin vool, imported faille, far blends, meltons like, Good luck!" gel with butterfly wings and a j j Car Coats ;! And Santa needed that wide robe of purest white. In her hand neveat 196793 uilhouettesl, exc iting fashion detail clear road in the sky, For his liig the angel held a small magic • red sleigh was piled so high with wnnd. : j AII si»« : > gifts It overflowed. It looked like a "It is the angel of peaco," ex- • lavishly triimned vith mink and Norwegian "blue fox* flying hayrack; as it raced through plained Cluny. the cold crisp air. CLEARANCE said Santa , "this . Juniors to 15; petttes 6 to 16; misses, 8 to 20 "Why, Cluny I" , 5 , "Oh , d}tr, oh, dea r," worriad is better than all the other gifts , just before the takeoff. "I Living Room Sefs Bedroom Sets Santa put together. I'll see that your an- j SPECIALS FOR ij eff furs labelled to snow country ol origin of forergn furs • • do hope none of Ihe presents full gel waves her wand for one day at out nnd bean .some poor innocent least over every home in the Dining Room Sefs Dinette Sets below. I believe this • • rabbit down land. " ij PRE-TEENS must lie the h eaviest load I' ve had And he picked up Cluny and j • Lamps • Tables • Chairs in '20 years. " gave her a big whisker-lickly kiss "What is he frettin „ about?" on her check. Then he picked up 25.95 to 29.95 29.95 to 39.95 Hide-away Beds Sectionals whispered Domclcr to Vixen. "He's his long whip again and cracked i Wool Coats • • only riding in the sleigh. Wc have it sharply in the frost air. j || Carpeting lo pull it. " "Un, ho, ho) Here we go)" he • Famous Brand Name Just Ihen Mrs. Santa Cl aus roareu nlmo.st forgot your list of sliding throu gh the snow. Faster , good children ," she said. faster , faster—and then they were i| OFF ALL GREAT LY REDUCED! "Never mi nd , " replied Siuita. off the ground and into the air. IF/* || "J don 't ncc-d it, Th is year I' m Simla was on his way. And to- J» Sizes 8 to 14 Ji coars coafs going to give a present lo every night , if you go to lied , he will Shop Early for Best Selection little boy ami girl , good or bud. come to your house, wherever you The bud ones will feel sorry tfrien , are. because they know they don 't de- serve a nice present. It'll make FLOATING MUSEUM $ $ $ 'cm try hinder to IHI good »u>xt MARIETTA , Ohio Ml — The W. TOGS'11 TOYS year. " P, Snyder Jr., « floating steam- 16» 16» 't according to Iloyle ," boating museum of river-boating 29 "That isn *19 Winona Furniture Co. lo -play , drew 14,202 ad- I ; f or Girls and Boys j! snld Mrs, Clous, who likes days at Marietta "CHARGE IT" 166 Main Street (Across from P»»t Otf\

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t I r DEAR ABBY: Newspaper Long Holiday Plainview Man Central Bank Let Ghildren Named Wabasha For Russia St udy Habits Prints Letters Death Toll in MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Deputy Sheriff bloc announced today it has de- cided to establish a central bank Deliver Gifts . PLAINVIEW,TMinn. — Onner which will handle intra-b-loc finan- Krohse, Plainviev law enforce- cial problems. For Santa By ABICAIL VAN BUftEN Wisconsin 10 Insure Success ment officer, has been appointed The decision was made at a By JOY MI LLER DEAR ABBY: My married daughters and also nny daughters- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JVabasha County deputy sheriff meeting in Bucharest of the By LESLIE J. NASON, Ed. D. course from the beginning. He AP Wom«n'» Editor in-law live in the same city with me. They have made a habit by Ed Lager, sheriff-elect. Assum- E c o n o m i c Mutual Assistance Professor of Education, was willing to concentrate, think, ¦ The holiday traffic death toll in ¦ NEW YORK (AP>- of bringing gifts to my home, intended for other members of ing his duties Jan. 7, h-e will Council (COMECON) , which at- University of Southern California sketch and study until he under- "Dear San- Wisconsin reached lo today as ta Claus: I am 8 years the family, and asking me to give them to the persons they move his family to Wabasha in tempts to coordinate industrial stood the structure of an atom as old and the state <¦ prepared to My article stating the shortage of I have tried to be a good boy all were bought for. Their excuse is that I will see the other party observe the near future. production of the Soviet Union and it was presented in | his text. why they ¦ ¦ engineers and scientists is due to year long. For Christmas I would before they do. I don't s^e can't either MAIL them Christmas. And the state total of the Communist countries of East the failure of teachers and e3u- He recognized one idea at a like you to bring me— " 'directly to the persons for whom they are intended or deliver highway fatalities for the year ern Europe, a dispatch hy the of- time. Studying each carefully and them in person. It has become a burden to me. ' Dandelion at Eleva cators to show students HOW to So runs a letter typical of those was 938 compared with 8S0 on ficial Soviet news agency Tass study mathematics and science has thoroughly, he did not leave a prin- FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ELEVA, Wis. CSpecial) — Dan- said. the Peekskill Evening Star has this date a year ago. brought a flood of letters asking ciple until he could solve a numer- delions in Deceifaber? Mrs. Floyd been printing by the column for DEAR FREE: You will continue to be a for help in this matter. ical problem involving it. "free delivery One man was killed and two Livingston, Eleva, found one Fri- small In size, but It was a dande- three weeks. If the youngsters up service " until you speak up and tell the offenders Resistance to this type of that you person s injured at 1:30 a.rn . to- day in the wopdlot on their farm lion. With subsequent cold the In response to these requests of pre- the Hudson don't find what they have gone out the delivery business. When they realize from students, parents and teach- cipe thinking may start early. A ^ day when an automobile skidded a few miles south of Eleva. The dandelion season is now- probably want under their trees Tuesday, you aren 't kidding, they'll deliver their own gifts. plant was partially opened and ' over. ers, I will discuss the learning of second grade student who resists it won't be the new spaper's fault. on a curve on a Kenosha street, reading a paragraph* to find an- science in this article and the lt could be the ly old DEAR ABBY: Football season is over and clipped off a telephone pol e and ' swers which require an. exact un- jol elf him- learning of math in a second ar- sel f will slip up. Unless he has I am glad. I was on the team and got pretty uprooted a tree. Dead was Henry derstanding of wl«t is said al- ticle. been monitoring television on a *eat-up. but that wasn't the worst of it. I Carlson, 23, Racine. Hospitalized ready is developing a pattern of Mrs. Carol To be successful in learning North Pole channel he could be played lousy. I know the reason , too. My Dad ^ere Ann . Por^sik, 22, Dr. C. W. Gruler learning which will bring him to science the student must concen- completely baffled by the steady came to every game and, afterwards, all he. IRacine, who suffered a fractured 331 Choate Building Phone 4417 grief trate on a SINGLE idea until he in the study of science and parade of well-advertised could tell me was what I did wrong. I didn't skull, broken arm and broken leg, mathematics toy has gained thorough and precise . names—in a variety of spellings— have the nerve to tell him I would have play- and the driver, Manuel Yost, 23, Bacine who escaped with understanding. It is not always the dull student from his hopeful correspondents. ed better if he weren't watching me, but now , minor Modern Chiropractic Each person adopts habits of who drifts into these habits. Un- I wish I had. I could have stood a half-dozen injuries. learning. The way he reads is a Whatever trouble if any, six-foot-six , 250-pound guys coming fortunately , our more gifted stu- , th« at me a Stanley Cieslewici, 63 and Electrotherapy habit. "Whether he things about ad-oriented reques ts give him , lot easier than my father ' s criticsim. Print this, , a resi- dents often insist on "thinking dent of Rosholt in Portage Coun- what he reads or merely memor- Santa must be pleased by the Abby. 'But don 't sigp- my for themselves. " I have no -wish name. NO GUTS ty, died Sunday in a Stevens Point Monday thru Friday ? a.m. to S p.m. izes is a habit. to discourage creative thinking. children 's deep concern with the DEAR ABBY: My husband and I were di- hospital of injuries sustained when Open Friday Evening 7-9 by Appointment These habits persist throughout There "is no conflict between virtuous life. Mo st say flatly he fell out of an automobile near ' vorced last summer. We have two children , 5 Abby Closed Saturday the life of an individual . How- thinking creatively and concen- they ve been good all year—or at Stevens Point Saturc'ay. ever, any time the learner has a trating on understanding what least have tried.to be. and S — much too young to know why their Daddy isn't living in our house any more. I think they William Jones, 28. of Reads- strong desire : to change, a defi- someone else has said. Frankest statement on the sub- are too young to under- stand what a divorce is, so I tell them Daddy is on a trip. town; was killed early, Sunday nite and more efficient procedure We must encourage both types ject comes from a group of four: I want the children to enjoy Christmas Day with their Daddy when struck by a car as he help- can be substituted. of thinking—each in its place. "We've tried to be good boys ed a companion change a flat tire so I invited him to have dinner with us. I asked him to back FREE — FREE — FREE — FREE¦ — FREE — FREE — FREE and girls all year,, especially the on a town road near Soldiers ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ HERE ARE several examples me up on the story about his having to be gone on long trips. I , • ¦: ¦:: ¦ ::.: : - .^. V - . ::¦: 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ last coupl e of days (ever since we Grove in Crawford County. ¦ ¦ ' ' - ..- ¦ ¦ • " of students who made changes in He said I should quit kidding the children and tell them the iu ' • ' ¦¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ ^ - .. - - . .¦ :.. - - ' . 3. saw you in the store ) ." Edward Schmidt, 35, of rural -B______¦¦¦¦ ¦I ^ P ^p H i ^ B n___ their learning habits: truth; Don 't you think they are too young to be told about di- MP* WM -* Along with being little para- Markesan, was killed Sunday U- H W ¦ ^m\ ^ ' A high school senior -was vorce? ^ i failing Barges Beginning gons in deportme-iit , young- BEVERLY HILLS physiology. Her method of study the when his automobile overturned , real kind. at a curve on Highway 24 about was to read a chapter 19 or 12 sters are kind DEAR BEVERLY : Your husband is much more realistic . - eight miles west of Fond du Lac. ui H' ^_i_i ¦ ^H. flflBB ______M^_I ¦ _5 times.. The number of hours spent than you. Don 't underestimate the "understanding" of child- —i ' • _B ¦___ ¦ ^H m ^^^^mr ^m 9i They remember Santa : "There Mrs. Gerald Krueger, 42, ot M ' __¦ m. M M _¦ J IB in study certainly should have To Move Out ren. Tell them the truth before somebody else d oes. of _, : _¦ _Jm^m\ rSk\: __i __ __^^______will be milk and cookies for you rural Abrams irt Oconto County been sufficient ! on the kitchen taile (or mantel- DEAR ABBY : 1 am the "poor wife" was injured fatally Saturday . But she was memorizing words who is going to lose her piece)"'crops up In many letters! husband to a woman who understands Mr. Brown better than when the car in which she was UJ . T rather than grasping ideas. Of Cairo Area They remember reindeer: The his wife. Would you mind slipping riding left Highway 41 near Green " , "is in a little "confidential" to "This , she said , the way I CAIRO, 111-. .Ml — . Boats and milk and cookie offer is extended his lartv frlenri - ' Bay and struck a tree. study all of my subjects." barges are starting to move on to Santa's friends, or carrots will In her desperation as a failing the Mississippi River between be put in stockings for them. One "Well , you can have what's left - ..of- Mr. Brown after I get Raymond Koom, ii, _f rural I 5x7 KODACOLOR f student , she was willing to try - a Cairo and St. Louis. youngster, with more kindness through taking him to court , which is exactly what. I intend to Burlington , was killed Saturday new approach. The following pro- afternoon in a headon collision on "The barges are moving slow than knowledge ef natural his- do after the holidays. It will take more than YOU to spoil my a town road in Walworth County. cedure proved Tiighly successful. but sure," reported Bob Skaggs, tory, plans to leave a bone. children's Christmas. : MRS. BROWN Donald R . Kreekel, 19, of Brook- ENLARGEMENT Her assignment was cell and a dispatcher for the Cairo Marine They remember others: . Most ¦ ¦ muscle structure. She read one What's" on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self- field in Waukesha County, was wf ¦ " . • ' •' ¦ '' ¦ ' ' 3f Terminal. lists, no matter how lengthy, end UJ 2 paragraph describing a type of with a plea for gifts for mommy, addressed , stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, killed early Saturday wlen his Barges have been stranded in • ¦ £ From your KODACOIORTNEGATIVE . .. m cell. She pictured tin's cell in daddy, little' brothers and sisters, Calif. - car left a highway ' , and' struck a her mind. She practiced sketch- Cairo by shallow water since last utility pole and a culvert hear Saturday. pet dogs and cats, grandparents, | When you have your KODACOLOR roll I ing the cell structure as shown in remote relatives or poor children. his home. w developed and printed b MAY'S *> her text. She thought about the A river rise of four-tenths of a Some in the junior set are born Former Sta te Senator John DeVriend, 35, Sheboygan , y foot at Cairo and seven-tenths of died Saturday of injuries received different parts of the cell. diplomats; Most sign off with Child Dies at 75 OFFER GOOD 'TIL JAN. lOrh i a foot at St. Louis is aiding the ' love," but one small boy ends Farm Program a week ago in the collision of his I barges, the U.S. Weather Bureau NOT UNTIL this paragraph was with an irresistibly chummy MINNEAPOLIS fAP) ' car and a truck on a Sheboygan thoroughly understood did she pro- said. . . — Sher- street; . ui Yes ! May's will help you with your photographic prob- J} " your pal ." An 8-year-old girl man W 7 Child, former state sen- ceed to the following paragraphs _; lems even if you didn't purchase your camera from them. S Three dredges operated by the starts off on a gracious note: ator and member of the House . which described other types of Army Corps of Engineers have Army Pvt. Dennis G. Eble, 19, ' ¦ ¦ : : ¦ ¦ "Dear Santa: How are you and Facing Three died Saturday at the age of 75. of South Milwaukee, was killed - ¦¦ I ; ' - ¦ ¦ ¦ : ' " ¦ cells • : - ¦ . 7 been working in the area to keep Mrs. Claus?" Child in 1916 Avas elected to ;,y - < -J- jy ^ Never before had she taken, the the early Saturday when his car left k: ' an eight-foot deep, 300-foot-wide House at the age of 29 trouble to gather an idea from a , then the an Ozaukee /County highway at a channel free of silt. Day after day the most re- youngest textbook exactly and completely. ever to be elected to curve and plowed into a farm Skaggs said barges with eight- markable thing exhibited in the Big Objectives that body. He served as chairman field; ; Thus ideas were taken one at foot drafts are moving. He said letter columns is the precocity ol a time, with a break for a walk WASHINGTON (AP) - The of the House CMd Welfare Com- Gerald Wisniewski, 30, Oak barges at Cairo now number our younger generation. mittee and helped secure passage Creek, was killed Friday night in or some other activity between about 200. "I am 18 months old and 1 administration 's farm program the study of ideas. As she: walk- of 36 bills relating to aid for Ihe collision of his automobile and have tried to be a good girl this faces three prime "tnake-or- orphaned , illegitimate and depend- a fuel oil truck at an Intersection ed she pictured the cells in her " "I am 1W years old anc yean break" objectives in 196.3 Agricul- ent children. * near his home. mind and recited to herself the most of the time I'm a good littU ^ Tour for 63 Aircade ture Secretary Orville- Freeman information about them. boy." "My name is Diane Tim- A chemistry student , under urg- for Citizenship Action' mons and I will be 1 year old has told President Kennedy. ing, took the necessary time on Dec. --;" - Favorable action would put the WASHINGTON (AP) — The . (about 10 minutes! > to think Who says Jolinny and Susie Democrats in a good position irk through the process of balancing United State s Chamber of Com- Imp ortant Medical Discoveru can 't .read or write? Or at least 1964, the next presidential electiom . a given chemical equation. When merce announced Friday that its? dictate fluently for transcriptior "aircade for citizenship ac- year, Freeman said. he understood exactly how this 1963 by a 6-or 9-year-old brother oi " wilj visit 15 cities from Feb. one equation was balanced , he tion sister? The policies attempt to stabilize understood the balancing of all 4 to March 1. agriculture through supply-man- chemical equations. The flying caravan headed by agement and control - programs chamber president Ladd Plumley He made the concentrated ef- approved by farmers. fort necessary to understand atom- was described as an effort to in- Hea ring Jan. 24 on major issues ic weights in ONE chemical for- form businessmen The three objective] lisfe-d Piles by Science Shrinks mula. When he actually under- in Congress and arouse them to On Nuclear Power ' Freeman are: stood the concept, he could apply take "an active vocal interest. (DA The schedule of day-long meet- I favorable, vote next spring it throughout the course. Reactor at Genoa in a nationwide grower referen- ings includes: ¦ ' A FALTERING physics sfodenf Feb, 4, Fargo, N.D. ; Feb. 5, WASHINGTON W» - A public dum on the administration s new wheat control program. Was persuaded to restudy the Des Moines. Iowa. hearing was scheduled by the Atomic Energy Commission on £ i2) Agreement on fair compe- titive arrangements with the Eur- Surgery proposed nuclear power reactor New Way Without near La Crosse Wis. opean Common Market on key U.S. farm export products. \ The ABC announced that the hearing before art atomic safety (3» New legislation to deal with and licensing board ' would ' be held surplus and marketing problems Jan. 24 in the post office and dis facing feed grains, cotton and trie! court buildi ng, La Crosse. dairy products. The 50.000 ncl electrical kilowatl "The year ahead will be critical Stops Itch-Relieves Pain power plant would incorporate t in determining whether we con- boiling water reactor and would solidate the gains mode during H® —Trie Only Hemorrhoidal Remedy In World be built by Allis-Chalmers Munu- 1961 and 19G2 in food and agricul- Preparation fatcuring Co., under contract with ture and in rural affairs ," Free- the AEC. Ultimately, . the plant man told Kennedy. "If we can That Contains New Healing Substance. would be used by Dairyland Pow- succeed , we can have this sector i er Cooperative to produce elec- in good condition in 1964; if not , Every Claim Verified By Doctors tricity. we could lose two year 's gains. " ______Be_HM______H Wear View- s Freeman related to the Both of Us J_HH_M. While House—vvliich .-lidcs supply lo newsmen — were expressed against a i960 election background a Garden Hat! which placed or kept major Mid- "Because I'm western farm sUites in the Hepub- littin column , Tlie secretary placed groat em- Beautiful... phasis on the v.vhcat referendum , which faced what he described as a "lough H H III." He said it is reported being opposed 5>y Ihe "American another prompt relief wan Magic Healing Power ______91H__ ^ How Else Could Farm Bureau Federation , right ^^mW^^mM wing . , . elements in general , ^J$______V __nttnm^mr W\mA . -_. .i..- \ • ^^B most chambers of commerce, the obBcrvationa I Have Won?" National Association of Manufac- . verified by n doctor's effectiveness of Preparation H was H_|j__^___^^^S^^t^^^^_i turers and somie of the business sind proved by four leading clinics, slflo dlncuvered quite by acc ident. H_^___B_____^Sivi_l^__Hiil community associated wilh agri- Pain and itching \yere promptly 3n the laboratories of a famous ||W j313|^^7^3_____K l ^ culture ." relieving ^F The Farm Bureau is leading a relieved. And while gently research institution in Cincinnati , M_m____^_____l^_^^^_By_-- fight au.nin.st the wheut program this distress — actual reduction Ohio-renowned scientists were referendum |ft^E^-^^^-^^^^raBill_l and is picturing the (shrinking) of hemorrhoids took conducting advanced medical tests. . HtJ^B-^ PJ^^^^wt^S^ as a battle that could «nd admin- amazing of all - this During an ether-extractinir pro- ^ ^ istration efforts ; to set up broad place. Most hem0rrhold xemedy ls 30 successful ¦_ ! _l_B"l-P_r ^ H/HL\^ __¦____! controls not onl y for grain but for wns maintained in therewaBaHuddenexp losion. _ _H_^I» ^^aP__. improvement cedure. preparation H promptly relieves ' many other far m commodities. cases w here a doctor 's observations An assistant was severely burned. pajn an(j burning- rectal itch, ______t *J *X& *Ji.li*_> . TB__EI_iB__WB period of , large ______V ^rMrak ' *$&** ^^u______H -wore continued over a As an emergency measure . Shrinks hemorrhoids without sur- many months ! quantities of an ointment (still Kery, Heals injured tissue back to _R_ H MHM mmm\ In fact, results were; so thorough in an experimental Rtago) were normal and helps prevent infection * that sufferers were a»ble to make Bineared on. To everyone's amaze- 0f hemorrhoids, As lionieowniM's we know the import ant joints to ' policies. There's n big fiuch astounding statements aa ment-pai n ceased immediately and E very cla im ma de for Prepara- look for in homo insurance y fast difference In them and because we "buy" insurance "Piles have i'caned to be aproblcm \" the skin healed remarknbl tion H has been verified by doctors. only in mitimially known stock companies , wo can And annong these lauiTerers were a without scarring. This is the only hemorrhoidal rem- home policy to tlw. owner 's cxiicl needs. ome variety of hemorrhoid cotidi- Lfltertests revealed this ointment edy containing Bio-Dyne. Just ask tailor every She' lilllw hcauly all ri _ l»t ^H h protection at wide s a less cost with tionsBt>meofl0to20ye ars'standing. wa« full of a new substance which for Preparation H at any drug: . . , and we help her to slay ^H a ^^B Homeowners Folic/. All this was accompl ished at home has the astonishing power to heal counter in ointment or su ppository that viiy. We stock the finest , nar- injured skin. This substance was form. Contact me today! without surgery, inj ections --~\- cosmetics , perfumes and toilet- ^^ cot iea or astringents of any kind. then scientifically combine d with ^ ^-^^^T^r? ! . im1*?Wb p taJist ries here nt (Jolt/,'. . . . n word If on ' JmmmW^s%L• The secret is a new healing nub- other effective medical ingredients - j lo vise Santas is siifflceiit — called Preparation H. . ^ ^SSma^MmW^^^?^^^: /swJJ^ kmi etmiee (Bio-Dyne *)-the discovery into a product ^i*&%£s\J '(¦¦V«l/r«il AlMI" remarkable | ' * jj m >r *_. Bu rmeister world famous research inati- And bore's why this » M ^t of a fc^T fff^^_S__^^"^^^' I ' '" *¦ '"• $Mf - Winona Insurance Agency f dottz I PHONE. "• 3366 nUnl wd«n \7A Center ^ PREPARATIO N Wmmmm ^_ ^^W ^^(Conv* to «¦** ovo^ay front hom«) ft\tn you ie« blinking re-d light sr STAT E FARMRjF II'S Tll_ LA>Wt Pull 1o ilglil iixl Mop • H Lit* lniui»nci compiny msm , hear • »lr«n. Horn* Officii Dloomliu ion, llllnsli I*"•"??,, Student teams Preston Federal Building ' Spaciousness in Srrj ^l^Q.ckasi How fo Budget To Be Occup ied in January By JULES LOH ^ — What is be- In order to be a small house— PRESTON. Winn. be the first building in or a "modest sized": one, as most His Study Time lieved to developers choose to say il—each Minnesota htiusing all federal of- room clearly has tc be scaled By G. ' . K. HODENFIELD fices under one roof is nearing down , and the feeling of spacious- AP Education Writer completion here. Constructed by ness so important to modern liv- WASHINGTON (AP I J- This is Victor Wubbels of Preston Cash- ing simply goes by the boards in the time of year when college way Lumber Co., it will be ready the face of plain reality. students home for the holidays for occupancy Jan. 1. But is this always the case? recite a sad tale to their parents: It will house five of Fillmore "There just isn't enough time County's six federal offices and al- IN TODAY'S House- of th« Week, in the week to attend classes, so provide an office for' Roger a four-bedroom side-to-side split study, sleep and take care of all NEW OFFICE BUILDING ... Built by Victor Wubbel s of Johnson, Southeasterii Minnesota level, an open feeling is preserved the oiler essentials." Pr eston Cashway Lumber Co., this is said to be the only place district supervisor for the Agricul- in both Ihe formal and informal This is more than a complaint; tural Stabilization and Conserva- yet each room is in the state where all federal offices will be under cine roof. The living areas .it's ' often an excuse for grades tion Administration. clearly defined and privacy isn't that aren't as -good as parents Fillmore County SCS, ASC and tith«rs will move in next month overlooked. MODEST LUXURY : The gracefully sloping room, dining room and foyer, with exposed beams think they ought to be. or Feb. 1. THE 90- BY 60-FOOT, one'story mere 1,- Size of the house: A roof of this three-bedroom split level is a tip- running front to back. The exterior is of brick Charles R. Hollo way Jr., a Port- building also lias a basement 325 square feet on the living and land, Ore., businessman, heard which provides a meeting room the bonus slab off its floor plant is . out of the ordinary. A sim- veneer and vertical V-grooved boards. bedroom levels, plus the familiar complaint from his and furnace and rest xooms. It is (the raised above ilarly sloping ceiling extends over the. living level portion oldest son, and got to wondering located near the lumber yard on baseunent to make ground from the if the hoy had any real idea of Highway 52 near the northwest livable) of 356 square feet. it Property Transfers where his time was going. outskirts' of town. The exterior is The home is design .1-53 in the beige rock-faced brick. iraaginatrve ar- weekly scries. The "Dwring the winter vacation Most of the private offices accompl ished the par- In Winona County are chitect -who after his first term in college," panelled in oak , stained blond. adoxical feat of bringing (he open WARR-4NTV DEED Holloway said in an interview , ' ' GetGmno Fluorescent lighting is recessed in- a small area is Ru- - Mabel I. Sweazey to- Agnes .C. MarsoUk s spaces into "we sat down with pencil and ¦ Block 3, Dletze and Lee's Add. ^LUt acoustical tile ceilings. Floors are dolph A. Matern. - ' —Lot i . } . to Winona. paper . Taking a seven-day week \ By A. F7SHIRA covered with asphalt tile. John Pelofske to Edward H. Heaser et of 168, hours, we discovered that ¦ THE EXTERIOR lines ef the ux—Lot 12. Alounf Vernon Subd. The ASC. of which Paul !Ness is after we had given him 8. hours The Passenger Pigeon house are a tipoff to Matern 's Wyllss C Larson , et al 1o Phillip V. office " manager, will have 2,500 Hicks—Lots 2 and 3, Block. 138, OP ol of sle-cp, 3 hours a day for rneals, As we observe the bird populations from year to year, it seems method of doing this. The gently .. - ¦ . ¦ square feet. Arnold Aakre and his Winona. -• . Sunday,, class evident that some of the species are decreasing in numbers7 Even sloping roof forms a similarly slop- ¦ Jack A.-. McDonald et ux to William L. time .for church on SCS staff will have 700 square the warblers in the' ' ' ing ceiling above the living room , McDonald et ux—Loi 1, Bloc k . 7,. Wa pa - time-and dates on Friday and r migrations north in th« .spring do not appear feet. These offices will move the shaw. Add. to Goodview. Saturday nights, he still had 65 to approach the hea"vy concentrations of former years . dining room, and foyer. Ralph A. Scharmer et al lo George R. first of the year from office space Exposed beams, running front to Modleskl et ux— Lot 11, Block 13,. Taylor hours of time for which he could The bald eagle, whooping crane, bluebird and some other species shared in the uptown business dis- & Co.'s Add. to Winona. . " rea r , not only create interest in riot account . have reached such a low point in numbers that their oernetuatior is a trict '¦ : ¦ " . - Beverly Wurster el mar to Anne Sch en- Holloway asked his son if he . their own right but also serve to ach-Lot 8, Block 3 of Replat of O.L-. . .2 ni_iier ui national concern , we Earl Freheit , in charge of fed- the three rooms in one mas- and . 3 and part of . Block 2, Relnke 4 would be willing to complete a wonder how many species may link Wright's Add., .to Winona. ling their numbers until the white reral crop insurance, and the state formal expanse. . form each night, jotting down how be approaching the twilight zone sive Marvin J. Christopherson el ux to R ay- man moved farther west, siace the I forester each will have 250 square 7 rooms are clearly sep- mond N. Anderson et ux—That part ol each hour had been spent froin 7 ' . All three to "ultiiriatehy reach extinction, Indians killed only lor food. lect. They also plan to move arate; the rear oi the fireplace Ihe S. SOO It. ol the , SE'"-. of NE' < of a.iri: through 11 p.m. j ¦ ¦ Sec. 24-104-7, lying between the East bank the fate of the passenger pigeon , With the destruction of the for- ! about the first of the year. shields the main entry and a pro- . ¦: rv of the creek and the center line of Pleas- The forms were simple, one- the great auk and the heath hen. ests which served them as food ' The FH.4. headed by John By- truding wall makes a visual di- levels of this home ant Valley Road. page a ffairs with little boxes FLOOR PLANS: The living and bedroom Frederick S. Thompson et ux to Robert Let. .us consider the passenger berg, has been assigned 50O square between the living and din- marked for each hour. With a and the terrific slaughter which j vis ion contain only 1,325 . square feet. The slab level , containing the H. Smith et ux—Lot 33 and S. -n.lt. of pigeon and the lamentable fate ( t&et and will move Feb. 1. ing rooms. . . ¦: . Lot 32, Glen View Subd. In Winona. supply of these forms Holloway followed the building of the rail- . family room, laundry and garage, conta ns: 356 square feet not Raymond Anderson et ux to Wayne E. that befell this handsome bird roads westward, their end was inj The informal area—kitchen, fam- also gave his son a batch of THE MEETING ROOM the garagei Overall dimensions are 43' 5" wide by Hamertilk el ux—Lot 10, Block 2, Circus through human greed , brutality sight by the year 1890. Their ex- ; down- ily room and den—are treated with counting > Add. to Winona. stamped envelopes to be sent stairs covers about 700 ¦ ¦¦ ¦" ¦ ¦ ¦ and deforestation. According to tinction followed a few years later. square a similar technique. Railings and 32'7" deep. 7 ' • ' . . . ' . '¦ '' ' ¦ j .' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' Home Buyers, Inc ., to Anne Odegaard home ' daily. 7 (eel. Additional office space of separation divide kitch- et ux—Part of 'NEVr of NE' .i of Sec. qualified observers, including the a six-step 19-107-7. . . afcout 300 square feet so far will "Frankly," HolWrway said, "! noted naturalist an<3 bird authori- en and family room , and a fold- Dale P . Anderson et ux to Marvin J.. be vacant. The selective service ing partition makes the den either Christopherson el ux—2 acres West of was not at all interested in where ty John James Audubon, these Pleasant Valley Road In SE'. i of SE'-i of birds were so numerous about the office will remain in its present a cozy study or an integrated part - his time had gone. But I was in- Sec. 12-106-7. year 1850 as Russia Refuses quarters. Frieda M. Grlesel to Mary A. Pampuch terested in the necessity ot my to darken the sun of the open informality. The building —W'- 'i of Lot 1, B lock 4, E. C. Hamilton's son realizing where and how he wlien immense flo-cks passed to will be heated with ARCHITECT Mrtern's ingenuity Add. to Winona. had wasted his time." and from the roosting and breed- natural gas and cooled in sum- Marl In A. Fritz ef ux to Gertrude M. nner. extends in equal measure to other Goetzman—Lot 1, Block «, Herman ; j. Thie first reports. Holloway said , ing grounds to the feeding places. To Hear Crew Dunn Subd. in Goodview. Wubbels anticipates less noticeable parts of the design. left much to be desired. So . father At this time and for a brief pe- five-year " John J. Waxweller et ux to.Ed. Kot-hen- contracts with For example , note the piggy beutal et ux—W . 60 ft. of Lot 9, 6lock 35, and son sat down again to talk riod later t hese pigeons were jirob- the . government back treatment," as Mat era; de- OP to St, Charles. it over. ably the most numerous birds on agencies by the first of the riext , of the coat closet in the ^Hubert Kuczkovvski to ' Marion ' Igras— On Everyman III fiscal year July l. scribes it Part of SEV. of NEU of Sec ; 36-107-8, S'iy "His reports immediately im- earth. . Constructiori foyer. Above it is a generous med- of Hlahway U and East of Town Road. proved ," Holloway said , "and GRAVESEND, England (AP>- of the building was prompted by Frederick J. Bambenek el ux to Vernon THEN WHAT happened? Within icine cabinet in the upstairs bath- from a very low grade point aver- Everyman III, the ban-the-bomb the ASC, which was looking for 27-cubic-foot L: Spltzer et u x—W'ly 25 It. of E'ly 100 the space of fi ft y years man had room , and below it a ft. of W'lv 238 ft. of NE'.i. of N\N"t of age in the fall term, vessel, returned Sunday night additional space. : his grades completely exterminated laundry st orage closet. This is typ- Sec. 28-107-7. rose spectacularly and continued them. from an unsuccessful effort to ical of the careful attention paid . William C. E. Saehler el ux lo Arthur The last nest of record was found Speltz et ux-Part of SVW'.k of SW' i of at a relatively high level "until he carry the campaign to the Soviet inch of in Oak Park, Minneapolis Minn., to full use of every square Sec. 25.107-8. graduated last June. He will tell , Union. in 1895. The last known passenger^ Millville Native the house ., . QUIT CLAIM DEED you , and I'll back him up on it , The two-masted 48-foot fishing house is at- Marie C. Allen et mar to Donald C. pigeon died in the Ohio The exterior of the that were it not for -his diligence Cincinnati , , ketch sailed- /for Leningrad Sept. tractive beyond th< measu re usual- Ross—N. U It. of. Lots '9 and 10, Block zoo in 1914. Named Catholic 39, OP Of Winona. in budgeting his time he never 26 with an international crew of •]' found in homes of this size. So immense at times were the . . Donald C. Ross to Marie C. Allen et would have finished college " 12 nuclear disarniers. The cap- ' especially mar—N. ii it. of Lots 9 and 10, Block Ph Many split levels, flocks that the n umbers seemed tain is Dr. Earle Reynolds, an ysician of Year small ones, have .the dull, silhouette 39, OP of Winona. Lyle C. Hollenbeck el ux to . W . A. When Holloway' s second son incredible. It is stated that Alex- American professor of anthro- MILLVILLE; Minn. boxes; this one has —A native of of staggered Parkin et al-SW' , i of Sec . 14-105-8. started college he went on the ander Wilson , a noted ornithologist , pology who lives in Hiroshima, Ulillville, now of Monrovia , Calif., the graceful lines of a far more Oliver T. Oates et ux to !Theora Gilliam observed such an impressive flight -Lot 1), Block U Taylor 4 Co.'s Add. sarnie program of daily reports Japan. 3ias been named Catholic Physician pretentious and expensive, home! lo Winona. right away, and his grades have one day that he \vatched them for The crew had hoped to go of the year by the executive board Loetta Guthrie et al to Blanche M. Clark brick veneer remained . high. hours. He estimated that the bird s ashore at Leningrad , to talk to of the National Federation of Cath- IT IS BUILT of , -Blocks 164, 165 , 129, 130 and 131, Village '¦"I went by overhead V-grooved boards. Ths of Dresbach. am not sure this technique at a speed of Russians and distribute leaflets. olic Physicians Guild. and vertical 60 miles an hour in a closely pack- attractive front entrance is made DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION will work with ' all youngsters," Soviet officials refused permis- Dr. Edward W., Hayes Sr. is a ed column fully one mile wide. of four-by eight wood frames arid How fo Build, Buy Johanna Mlelke, decedent, to Bertha HoSloway said. . "But certainly for sion to land and allowed the 1913 graduate of the University of Johnson et al—S. 55 rod s of E. 35 rods By the late afternoon the stream includes the door, glass panels, of ME.'/4 of NWU of Sec. 16-105:5. those who have trie capacity but visitors only a short meeting with Minnesota medical school and has hard board panels and a sliding Herman A. tan:, decedent, to Raymond lack the ability to make the best was still passing over , even in- officials of the local pease com- been a leader in the fight against lanz . et al—Eli of NEV i , SE'-i and E. use of their time, it works creasing in width and dep-th. Only tuberculosis 40 window. 1 rod S. of road In E'/j of SW'i ot Sec. mittee. When they were asked to years. To appreciate the exterior fully, Or Sell Your Home 3d,-N E'.i a nd W'.i of Sec. 31-105-6. wonders." upon the approach of nightfall did leave, the crew scuttled Everyman Besides supervising TB work in you can look at a 35 millimeter LIMITED WARRANTY DEED the numbers decrease. By estimat- III in protest. Imperial Valley , Calif., and con- Full study plan information on this architect-designed House of ing the s peed and density slide of the artist's original full Frieda. M. Criesel to Lambert M. De- of the The ketch was refloated " and struction of a sanitorium there, he the Week is included in a 50-cent baby blueprint. With it in hand you Grood et ux—Lots 1 and- , 2, Block 3, , color drawing. ZVIatern will mail birds the width of the continuous sailed to Stockholm for repairs. serves as medical director and ad- can obtain a contractor 's estimate. Slack's Add. to Winona. column and the duration of the one free to all -who ask. His ad- ¦ J or don-Isreel viser to- other saniloriums and is dress is on the J-53 study plan. , . ' You can order also, for $1, a booklet called "YOUR HOME-Kow flight , he figured that the passing devoting much time, , reproductions of 16 e ffort and The kitchen of this home—whicn to Build , Buy or Sell it." Included in it are small stream of birds had numbered money on his private charity, proj- issues. more then two billion. This was Buffalo County is the "home W ithin a home" -in of the most popular House of the Week ect, bringing crippled and handi- Boy Winner in the y«ar 1810. the opinion of many—is a particu-. Send this coupon to the Daily News or you may purchase Ihe Gate Opened capped Mexican children to an or- larly well ordered arrangement. the information counter at tbe Daily News./ Residents Give thopedic hospital plans or the booklet at JERUSALEM , .Jordanian Sect- AUDUBON, ALSO, made such a in California . These children overlook the Enclosed is 50 cents for baby blueprint J-53. D In Plainview or (AP)—The ancient Mandel- calculation in 1813 and estimated spend months un- LARGE windows 323 Pints Blood dergoing porch and backyard, offering "YOUR HQME"r k STREET permit Christian arabs from Is- As a boy in Ohio A table , Kenneth Lance, son. of Mrs. Neil , 1 had listened Buffalo County last week. Over 60 Building JB ,&- A area. Ther e is plenty of counter rael to visit loved ones in Jor- ¦with awe as my father and others persons were rejected for health ^ CITY STATE. ';.. Lance, was the winner of the home space, 13 linear feet to be exact , dan. related their impressions of these reasons;. _Mi_«i<-__ JL separate counter decorating contest conducted by Armed guards stood at each ' and there is a Plainvie*v Jaycees. Judging was great flocks of birds. The passen- A total of 108 pints was given adjoining the refrigerator. end ol the barbed-wire corridor. done by Wabasha Ja ycees. ger pigeon was especially abund- at M o- nd o v i Wednesday ; 95 at Aside from its practical econo- Building in Winona The government of Jordan this ant in central Ohio in 1855 where Founta in City Thursday, and 120 my, this home offers a number Kenneth , 32, has made the na- year granted 3S-hour passes to they had extens ive roosting and tivity scene for the past two years. at Alina Friday. Seventeen per- of luxury (ouches—such as the bal- No Building 1942 dollar volume . $2,614,835 26.68G Israeli arnhs. They are breeding grounds.. sons qualified lor one-gallon pins. cony porch adjoining two of the Residential ...... 425 .3<»3 It was started by his father the taking cakes, cheeses and wines According to various accounts , late Neil Lance. A scene of the Mrs. John S. Burg, Alma, earned bedrooms. This is an equally in- ¦Commercial ...... l ,419,i) 82 lo relatives who fled across tlie great flocks of these birds used a two-gallon pin, teresting feature from an exterior Public i non- holy family in a large window was frontier in the Palestine war. certain - ¦ painted by Kenneth and his sisters preferred roosting places design standpoint. Permit Issued taxable) 769 ,41)0 Many are living in refugee in different parts of the country Hum klity warps wood and swells and brother , Cheryle, Susan and camps. leather, rusts iron and spreads permits were N«w houses 24 lo which they would return at GEO. No new building Scott. Some have not seen their kin mold , as well as making ' people KARSTEN J-53 Statistics issued by the city enginee r 's Velume same date night after ranging during the da _ ¦ PHONE 7466 1961 $3,463,7*4 Second "pl ace winner was Mau- for 14 years. for food as far di stant as 100 miles. tired and tense. > . office last week. ¦ rice Kroening whose decoration s ide-to-tidt- The rviandelbaum Hale will Of course thousands of tons o-f A three-bedroom Going into the final week of included a "Merry Twisinas" containing 1,325- swing shut for another year at food were required , to feed such split level the year the dollar volume of Third pl ace went lo Vincent King. ¦ square feet of living area on Cochrane-FC Check s unset Christmas night. great nur.ibers of birds, thus ac- new build' ng in the city aow Prizes were a gas light , an eloc- the living arsd bedroom levels counting for the Hong distances that stands at $2 ,614 ,835, including the ric knife sharpener and a towel squar_ feet on the low- To Begin January 4 ' were traveled. The food consisted and 354 valuation of 24 new houses for ;>ole. er level not counting the ga- Tokyo Records Russian primarily of beech nuts and acorn s which permits were -written in COCHRANF.-FC, Wis.-A North Honorable mention winners were that were so plentiful in the harln up to date, for added _ *^_ Firemen estimated Hint She mon moment Ihcy arrive M Ihe door Call in today, We'll he glad lo My* L A and - SEE US FOR - value Fi > v^\rs_ clary loss would he smnll. Qf iBdalLotioxA,\ throtiR han electric intercom «y*. show yon how you can iip-dalo ' tern, eve n llioiigh you may be your home's wiring INSrAtLA ,0,N for your /V7\(7J * • , • Slittt , Plata met synicm to T > ^^^^^^^smmmmss^^ busy wil h the childre n upMairs . that you can \'T\1 m rMm . CompMo lint of " Structural St»el Work enjoy all Hie moil- liomol B ]\ i Sniarl homemnkerj save mon- em a'pplianccs thai W0RK \\\Y>.. '^: ¦ add lo your V^Arl ¦,< ''American Football league with a No. 1 power after Press poll after , an 8-1 campaign, 20-17 decision o ver Houston's two- 10 straight vic- found a day of mere sightseeing Davis and six . princesses. time titlists in tories this season, vent behind the longest game closed gates to too much to take. The. finished A good dinner and stv«ral hours in professional football history. prepare for the in- by doing some impromptu jogging vasion of the Big Ten champions sleep changed things. There were Th« game turned out to bi _ from Wisconsin. —without a football—to rid them- plenty of smiles—unforced. selves of "plane" legs. three-part production. Dallas won John McKay, USC coach spent the first half 17-0. Houston took The Badgers, edgy and anxious Wisconsin's 44-man traveling some time reviewing films of Wis- the second half by the same for work after a tiring trip to squad arrived at Pasadena more consin games. He said that one score. Then they went to . the Pasadena, p lanned a two-hour than four hours late Saturday be- of the Trojans' biggest jobs will finale before an overflow crowd be to stop All-America end Pat of 37,981 and a national television Richter, who at 6-fobt-i is a favor- audience. GAGE TOURNAMENTS SET ite target of quarterback Ron Van- Dallas won the toss at the start derKelen. of the overtime and it was Abner "I don't know what we're going Haynes' decision whether to re- to use on him—maybe a gun." ceive, kick off or take the option McKay said, of selecting the favorable end of Bem "E-veryone feels a little better the field. Inexplicably Haynes . rdj ^ today after a good night's rest,"' gave the oilers the first advan- Milt Bruhn said as his charges tage when he elected to kick off. left on a Sunday afternoon sight- That gave Houston the kic&off seeing tour. "It was a long wait, plus a 14-mile per hour wind at HolidayHosfs but we made it here and -ive're its back. Dallas coach HamYStram ready for the job." said he had wanted to kick off By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Saturday, will have the fbliowimg "It was a7 long, tiring journey since his defense had been strong, The annual bustle of co-llege opening slate: Concordia - Augus- and we can use this day of rest But wanted the favorable wind. basketball holiday activity bursts tana of Sioux Falls; St. Thomas- before getting down to some hard out with three area tournainents North Dakota University; Moor- work," said Co-Captain Richter. "Tha players were excited and this week. head-Buena Vista of Iowa and tugging at Abner," explained The Paul Banyan Invitational at North Dakota State-Valley City. Bruhn admitted that the day o^f Strain. "He just didn 't understand - ¦ ¦ ¦ Bemidji, Minn., will feature Min- In other action, Hamline will be "could be a blessing,! disguise." - - ¦»¦."- > ¦ " ¦ gpi -^t. —^^agi~x¦> -•¦' w*v II II w> ¦—Hank Stram gets a champagne shower in the dressing room after goal by Tommy Brooker broke Houston's three-year domination Oilers were unable to capitalize The tourney winds up Saturday. Macalester plays So>uth Dakota and then landed in nearby Bar- his Texans won the American Football League championship of the AFL. (AP Photofax) on the situation. As a matter of Bemidji is defending champion. University at Vermillion, S.D., on bank, hungry, tired and a little ir- fact neither team could as they In the Plainsman Tourney at Saturday. ritated. played out the 15-minute overtime Huron, S.D.. Thursday's opening In last Saturday's action, St. "They can use this relaxation , session and went into round 2. round will feature Huron at South Cloud State beat South Dakota but they are anxious to get back Houston made its most serious Dakota Wesleyan, and St, Mary's State 92-60 to gain their ninth vic- to practice," Bruhn said. "They penetration before the tide turned. against Northern State. That af- tory in 10 games; and Morris tell me they'-ve been riding plan es Bill Hull intercepted a George fair concludes Friday. branch of the University of Minne- and buses so much that now they Blanda . pass after the Oilers had The Red River Classic at Fargo, sota lost a 63-50 game to Northern want to do some running. They'll Gophers Bow, 4th Loss in Row moved to the 35. Hull lugged it N.D., running Thursday through State of South Dakota. get- it, too." back 23 yards. A Len Dawson The Badgers arrived Saturday pass to Jack Spikes gained 10. -when Spikes rambl ed 19 to the Houston some four hours late weath- 19- ' BEARCATS EASE UP er delayed their chartered plane. and the Texans were in range. As things woiind up, some 25 mem- Big 10 Fives Steers Walk Away Brooker then booted the winner. bers of the "official" ' party, in- Basketball Tha gam. goes into the books cluding wives of the coaches and as the longest game in pro an- publicist Jim Molt, had to settle nals and only the second sudden for a flight aboard another plame, Lose 30 of 67 Scores From Pack in ABL death championship game. Balti- hurriedly supplied in Chicago, and ¦ • more defeated New York 23-17 in Busy Schedule arrived in Pasadena three hours By JOE MOOSHIL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SOUTH , the 1958 National Football League later than the team. Associated Press Sports Wr iter Vmavcr was not third time has has been so hon- tho second grand slam in history insisted no contract had been ill fact a professional who should ored by the Milwaukee chapter Nor»-Coiiferei)C» this year, will be In the line-up W. L. Pel. signed. be barred from the Dav is Cup om Ihe Baseball Writers Asso* M for the Australians ^hen they go Ohio $t»lt * • 1-« Iiosownll snld he was being cut squad. cintion of America, Illinois I « WOO against Mexico In tho Dn-vls Cup from 20 per cent of Ihe receipts to "We have had no official com- Aaron , who hit ,323 and was MIcMoan , 1 1 VS challenge round Wednesday. NEW YEAR'S DAY plaint , said Norman Strange, second to Frank Robinson in Na- WISCONSIN i » •>„ IS per cent and that Ifoad was " jgfj l. ' Indiana 4 4 ,J0O Tho Sydney Doily Telegraph accepting a reduction froim 17V* president of the LTAA. "Until we tional League slugging a verages MINNESOTA , .,, J 4 ,41* purdut 1 4 .41* sold that a professional program, to 15 per cent v/l th the olli«fir pros nave n protest or concrete evi- with .Wt, will recclvo Lho 1062 professionalism in- award at the writers' annual low* J J .'» listing Laver already had been absorbing similar slices In their dence that Is Northwestern 1 • •'•_ volved wo plan no investigation." Diamond dinner Jan. 20, Michlfltn ll»f» 1 4 •>»• printed for the projected nro tour paychecks. PRISONERS . DENNIS THE MENACE . 1 P.M. New York (Contlnutd from P«fl» Out.) Stock Prices ______-_-___T W riters Favor Christmas Eve ¦ ¦ __^^-_^d¦ i_(IS_ _¦__l i the ill-fated adventure at the Bay Abbott L 75 Jones - L 46^ , ilVlxl I _: % ' of Pigs. Allied Ch 43 li Kenn«cot 65V* Westgate Complete strangers grabbed the Allis Chal 14Vs Lorillard 42% Unlimited Grid liberated invaders and clasped Amerad a 112 Mpl s Hon 83 Trading Slow, WESTOA.TE JR. BOYS them in "abrazos," the peculiarly Am Can -447 Minn MM 53 Wtx.1gi.lt W. _. 3 Rtmbltrt 37 t Latin back-slapping, bear-hugging Am F&Fy 19 4 Minn P&L 41% Win It Watkins M«tt»r» M embraces. Am Mot 16V6 Mon Chm. 749V* Alley C«H M - il , 1» AT&T 115V* Mon Dk U SSVs Steady Red Mob 31 Substitution Ten thousand wives, sweet- Steels Classics 11 33 (AP)-A return to Anaconda 40% Mon Ward 32Vi ¦ KEm YORK (AP) — In slow Lucky Strikes S 4» NEW YORK hearts and kinfolk spent most of ArchDan 40VS Nat Dairy 63 WESTGATE JR. GIRLS in Christinas E^e trading, the stock the unlimited substitution rule Sunday night cheering and cry- 50ya No Am Av 66% Close Games Wtstflltt W. L, college football was recommended ing with happiness as buses dis- Armco St. market showed scarcely any LEAGUE Tht cornballs :.. Wh W _ Armour 41 Nor Pac 38% CITY The Wlndawks .' .. M , 19 by s. wide margin in The Asso- charged their young men at the trend early this afternoon. W L W L Avco Corp 24% No St Pw The Sharks HVi JlVt ciated Press annual year-end sur- doors of the auditorium. 35V* The Associated . : Press average Westgata ...... 4 0 Rolllngstoni ..1 3 The Hornets 34 Beth Steel . 28% Nwst Airl 37% 4 0 Nal'51 Guard ..1 3 * up Watkins ... WINONA HIGH GIRLS vey. It had been packed with almost Boeing Air 37 Penney -43 of €0 stocks at noon was a Merchantf ..... I ! Bud'« B«r » -1 Hal-Rod W. U, The nation's sports writers and intolerable tension. minimal .1 at 241.3, with the in- Alley Gals 3 , a broadcasters were asked whether, Brunswick 17% Pepsi Cola -46% dustrials, rails, and utilities each Westgale and Watkins survived Pln-Ups * 3 Small crowds had gathered ChiMSPP 8V8 Phil Pet 49% a pair of squeakers Sunday to stay Go-Getters 5 * in view of the popularity of the early in the morning, since the up .1. Unknowns 4 5 three-platoon style of play during Chi & NW 12 Pillsbury 54V* Changes of most key stocks tied for the top spot in the Park- Bowlcrethu ...3 < word was that the first planeload Chrysler 73?_ Polaroid 140 Rec City League. Westgate nipped Strlkettts 1 7 ' ¦ 1962 , they "would approve of the of men to be ransomed would were in minor fractions. return of unlimited substitutions CitiesSvc 51% Pure Oil 37V* National Guard 43-41 and Watkins arrive at 9.15 a.m. That hour NCornw Ed 4iV* RCA 56% ft- was Hie fast day for selling squeezed by Merchants 50-49. for collegians. The replies were passed, and another and another. ¦way 2-1 in favor . ConsCoal 34% Rep Steel 34'A stocks regular (four-day de- In the other game Rollingstone It was nine agonizing hours before ContCan 44V* Rex Drug 30>/s livery) so that profits could be es- beat Bud's Bar 50-46. Major teams employing three the first of the liberted prisoners Rey Tob platoons included Army, Duke, Cont Oil 54^. 40% tablished on the 1962 tax returns. Jerry Van Hoof and Bruce Har- Mikita Leads set foot in the United States. Deere 49'£ Sears Roe 7714 Steels, motors, aerospace is- ' ' Louisiana State, Navy and Dart- The reason, apparently , for the ' tert led 7 Watkins to its fourth mouth. Douglas 26% Shelf- Oil 36% sues, drugs , and airlines were straight win with 15 and 13 points, delay was that Cubans wanted to DowChem 56% Sinclair ; 34Vs thoroughly mixed. Observing that more and more inventory the main down payment respectively, Bob Larson took teams are swinging to three pla- du Pont 236 . Socony 58% Among wider moves, IBM scoring honors with 17 for Mer- HawksOver NY; on the ransom: $11 million Worth East Kod 108 fa Sp Rand 12VS pieked up 4 points in . a fairly nor- toons with delays of the game, Al- of foods and drugs taken to chants. lison Danzig of the New York Ford Mot 46 7 St Brands 63% mal swing for this stock. Interna- Westgate's Bob Hazelton scored Havana by the freighter African Gen Elec 75% St Oil Cat 60% tional Nickel gained more than a Tunes, backed unlimited substitu- Pilot. It arrived in Havana harbor 14 -pewits and Mark Shrake 12 to saying: ; Gen Foods 77% St Oil Ind 48V. point. Merck fell more than a Bill Schultz tion, at '2:05 p.m. ' down National Guard. Toronto Wins "Those that don't .(because they GenWills 30% St Oil NJ 58% point. Lockheed was about a point and Hich McMahon led Guards GenMot 58% Swift & Co 39% lower. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS don't have the manpower) com- The captain *f the freighter and with 3 each. Stan Mikita , the Czechoslovaki- plain that it is a headache to Americans aboard her connected *H&/! 1& AiWJST/j^'>t»iJb5gjEr? SFr(552Hfy* GenTel 22% Texaxo eo'/a General Motors, off a fraction, Rollingstone won its second an-born center of the Chicago them (the coaches) to keep track with the operation ; found Prime Goodrich 42% Texas Ins 60% continued under profit taking fol- straight to move into a third Black Hawks, is putting himself of the substitutions so as to have Minister Fidel Castro on the scene Goodyear 32% Un Tac 34 lowing last week's surge to his- place tie ; squaiely in line for strong con- the right men on the field when in a merry mood. He told them Gould Bat 37% Un Air Lin 32 toric highs. Ford gained a . frac- John Greden tallied 14 for Holl- sideration for most valuable play- they want them, -with the result he had declared a 22-hour "state BIG CEORGE Gt No Ry 42% U S Rub . 40V4 tion while , other auto stocks did ; Harold Vaughn added hound 31% U S Steel 43% lngston¦¦ e er honors in the first half voting that they can't concentrate on ¦of peace'' with the United States Grey little or nothing. 11, in the National Hockey League. what is happening on the field." for the occasion of the exchange, Hornestk 42% West Un 25% Bud's got 16-pouit performances Tlie strong young forward, con- IB Mach 388 Westg 7E1 32'^ The maior sfeel shares war* Bruce Bennett, executive sports and he even escorted them on a barely changed as the steel mills from Don Klagge and Roger Leon- sidered by many NHL players as personal tour of Havana. IntHarv 48% Wlworth 63% hardt. editor, DuLuth, Minn. Herald and IntPaper 267/8 Yng S & T 82% scheduled Christmas and New one of the most dangerous oppo- News - Tribune: "Yes, definitely. In Miami, thousands of . Cuban , is one of the princi- Year's cutbacks in production. nents on ice I've always felt the more boys exiles waited in ah agony of sus- American Telephone fell clos« pal reasons the Hawks are holding who participated in a sport, the pense, Of the 150,000 or so Cuban LIVESTOCK to a point . Most tobaccos took a two-point bulge atop the league stronger that sport was. Free sub- exiles in the Miami area, about fractional losses. Building mate- standings. » SOUTH ST. PAUL stitutions would allow 40-50 play- 20,000 are close relatives of the (fl-(USDA)— North-South goal from a SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. rial issues posted fractions gains. He poked in a ers on a team to get into a game." Bay of Piggs invaders. Catlte 2,000; calves 500; not enough The Dow Jones industrial aver- scramble in f ront of the New James B. Sullivan, Minot, N.D. At last , the moment- they some- slaughter steeri and heifers on sale for ,34 at 647.75. , clinching price test; few selling 25-50 cents higher; age at noon was up 1 York nets Sunday night Daily News: "Yes. It would im- times scarcely even dared hope supp ly largely cows, this class strong; Corporate bonds were mixed. Tiff May Be a 3-1 victory over the Rangers prove quality of play , help for arrived. The first planeload of bulls scarce, steady; lo-ad choice 1,113 U.S. government bonds were up and maintaining the. BlackTHawk lb slaughter steers M.0O; gijod 2S.SO-27.00; schools that cannot get enough prisoners touched down at Home- shipment choice 1,096 lb slaughter heif- slightly. lead over Toronto. versatile players, and would re- stead Ajr Force: Base. In the ers 28.50; good 55.00-2(5.50; utility and com- The Maple Leafs rammed7'in Miami , auditorium Cubans watch- mercial cows 13.50-15.00; canner and cut- Last in Series duce injuries laid to fatigue." ter 11.00-13.00; utility, bulls 18.50-19.50 ; com- WINONA MARKETS MIAMI, Fla. promotion from high school to Los Angeles 24 10 .70S out into- the glare of television Sheep 1,200; all classes steady; choice drive to the top. and prime wooled slaughter lambs 19.00- dredwelght. St. Louis 21 14 .600 3ft lights and flashlight bulbs. Good hogs, b-arrowi and gilts— college stars in 1948. 20.00; good 15.00-17.00; load and couple In Saturday games, Toronto San Francisco .... 11 1» .387 10V4 T6O-IS0 14.75-15.75 , paid by the Ameri- ' small packages choice and prime .100-107 The $25 000 Detroit :... . . 11 53 .343 iV/t 180-200 ... ' ..- 15.75-16.00 beat New York 4-2 and Chicago Chicago ; 11 B .314 1J!_ The men were taken at once lb shorn slaughter lambs wllh mostly No. can Broadcasting Co. for televi- 200-220 ¦ U.OO and Montreal tied 1-1. SATURDAY'S RESULTS to the base's processing center for 1 pelts 19.00-19.25; cull to good slaughter 220-240 - - , sion rights insured a profit but the ewfrs 5.50-7.50 ; few choice and fancy . .. 15.50-U.00 San Francisco 123, Syracuse US. attention by health and immigra- 240-270 ".. 14.35-15.50 slim crowd may spell the end. New York 130, Boston lot. wooled feeder lambs 17.50-18.50; good and "¦> tion officials before being given choice 15.00-17.50. 270-300 14.00-14,35 Miami Detroit Chicago- 110. 30O-330 ... 13.J0-14.O0 The weather was ideal by dinner in a room gay with Christ- CHICAGO PARK-REC LEAGUES 7,000; 1-2 190-220 lb butchers 17.75- 330-360 , 13.25-13.50 standards—79 degrees under a Hogs Good sows— ABU mas decorations. Then they were lWX); mixed 1-3 190-22O lbs 17.25-17.75; 220 W. L. Pet. GB 270-300 cloudless sky at kickoff time—but to 250 lbs 16.50-17.25; 2-3 240-280 lbs 16.00- ., 13.75-14.00 Kansat Clty ...... 22 7 .759 taken to Miami and the auditori- "B 300-330 ' ther e were nearly 60,000 empty y golly, Dalan will do ANYTHING for those 16.75; mixed 1-3 320-400 lb sows 13.SO-1I.50; ...,...... ;13.50-13.75 Long Beach ...... 14 7 .467 4 um, and to scenes of wild joy. 330-360 - .; 13.25-13.50 kids of his." 400-500 lbs 12.50-13.75; 2-3 500-625 lbs 12.25 - seats. 1»lftsburgh ..:..... » » .300 7Vi ' ' ' 360-400 - . 13.00-13.25 , - Many of the men seemed : : . -^ : : _ „ : . to 12.75. Elks Cokes Oakland 10 U .455 BVi 400-450 Cecil Mobley, general chairman 9,000;: calves none; high choice 12.50-13.00 Philadelphia ...... t 14 .333 llVi scarcely able to believe it was Calves " 450-500 and prime 1,175- 1,400 l_ slaughter steers 12.00-12.50 of tlie game, said approval of two near, and were flown Sunday Choice 26.O0-28.0f) alsa must approve. Elks ...... 5 0 Bue'i 1 4 standard 22.50-24.00; short load mostly Good ...... ,.- ..,;. 20.0(l-2\00 UCT ...... « 1 TV Signal ,.:.' . C 5 morning to the San Antonio base Root River Hearing prime around 925 lb h eifers 29.00; load Commercia l io good 17.00- 19. Last March the national trustees lots choice 850-1,050 lbs 27.50-28.6O; good 00 to await their turns in Operation Utility ... 15.00-16.00 24.50-27.25; utility and commercial cows refused permission for the game Paul Fay and John Walski tallied Boners and culls . .:...... Christmas for Ransom. The other 900 were re- 14.O0-16.O0; canners and cutlers 10.50-14.00; 14.00-down CATTLE to continue under Shrine sponsor- 18 points each and led Elks over utility and commercial bulls 18.00-21.00. moved from Principe Prison in The cattle market Is steady. ship on the theory that it was not Sheep 1,000, active; all classes steady; Bub's 45-33 in the only Park-Rec Havana later Sunday. At Houston J a n. 2 Dryfed steers and yearlings- 3 choice and prime native; and western fed organization to be Extreme Nop ... good for the Midget game Saturday. 95-100 lb wooled slaughter 20.00-20.50 In- 27.50 Choice to prlrru 25.00-26.75 connected with an event making Gulbransons «qui estoy, (kids, HOUSTON, Minn. — A . public contain up-to-date facts relating cluding 400 head around 10O lbs at 20.50 Larry INuszloch scored 14 "Chicos7 " Good to choice and 226 head 95 lbs at 20.50; good and 23.25-25.25 so little return, but later gave points and Dave Bauer 13 to top here I am) , happily shouted Ar- hearing in the interest of flood to the economic factors involved Comm. fo good :. 16.00-21.00 choice 80-100 lbs 17.00-19.00; ulil ity and Utility ...... :... passive approval. mando Lastra, a boyish looking, with special attention being given 10-00-14.00; 16.00-down Bub's offense. central in the Root River basin good 14.00-17.00; cull and utility Dryfed heife rs— 1_ The cost of bringing four UCT won by forfeit ov er TV wan young man as he embraced to the following items: 47 head choice and prime 97 shorn Extreme top * Time of Thanks will be. conducted by the U. S. slaughter lambs with N o. 1 pelts 19.50. ... 26.75 coaches and 50 players to Miami Signal. former brigade comrades on the a. Height , frequency and dura- ¦ Choice to jirlme 24.75-25.71 for a week before the game, plus By GERALD B. TRAPP airfield. Army Corps of Engineers, St. tion of floods. - Good to choice 23.50-25.00 SALT LAKE CITY (AP ) , village hall Comm. to good 16.00-20.00 other expenses, eats into gate PEE WEE - For A handlful of the men arrived Paul at the Houston b. Monetary estimates of flood Utility 15.00-down receipts to an alarming degree. W L WL the Orin Gulbransons—the family on stretchers. Most seemed Jan. 23 at 10 a.m. damages for the major floods of Cows- Coca-Cola 5 0 American Leg 7 3 Extreme top 14.50 ' of 10 that trekked from Minnesota record. The game itself was. one . of the McKlnley .:. ..' 4 I Jay Bees I 4 healthy but they were thin. The The district engineer has been Simple Christmas Commercial 12.50-13.50 most thrilling in the long series. Wltiona Hotel .. > 1 Paint Depot .,. 0 5 to Utah by covered wagon last food which had been given them directed to initiate a survey of de- ,c. Existing improvements (such Utility - ...... 11.50-12.75 summer — Christmas will be a apparently had been uninter- sired improvements . authorized by as ditches, levees, etc.) and their . Canners and otters ..,,.,. 12.00-dowrt Coca-Cola won its fifth in a row time of thanksgiving. Bulls- ' Saturday to stay atop the Park- ruptedly bad. One man said it was Section 5 of the Flood Control effect on floods and flood heights. Bologna -.,..,.., 15.00-17.00 "People have been generous to mostly bad rice with some spa- Act of 1937. The . study will con- d. Nature of corrective meas- Observance at Commercial 14.50-15.50 Rec Pee Wee League, 20-13 over us," Gulbranson says. "Neighbors Light thin 14.50-down Jay Bee's. ghetti at irregular hours. sider flood protection for the ures proposed by local interests. Packers Practice and members of our church have Root River exclusive of the im- e Character and monetary val- McKinley downed American provided a The Communists did not physic- . Froedferl Malt Corporation fine Christmas for the ally mistreat them, prisoners said mediate vicinity of Rushford, ue of benefits which may be ex- Amish School Hours: 8 a.m. lo 4 p.m.; closed Saturday* Legion 27-22 and Winona Hotel children. " Submit sample before loading. but so mentally, trying to where construction of'local pro- pected to result from the proposed No, 1 barley ji crushed Paint Depot 24-13 in other Mr. and Mrs. Gulbranson and did By JACK DONOVAM . .oj In Sub-Zero Cold contests. break their spirits by saying they tection works has been author- corrective measures . KALONA-i . Iowa (AP) - Young No. 2 barley 93 their eight children left St. Cloud , ized on the basis of an earlier No. 3 barley 90 GREEN BAY 'AP I — The Steve Strelow led Coke with 16 would do one thing and then do- Oral statements will be heard voices heralding "Joy to the No, 4 barley , ; .¦,,...,.., ,85 Minn., July 4 after a riding stable study. Green Bay Packers, wearin g points in its win over Jay Bee's. business failed. ing the opposite. but for accuracy of the record all World" and "Si lent Night" drifted gl oves, face masks and heavy Mike Holubar counted eight for "I have now kissed the land of important facts and arguments from the weathered • one-room Winona Egg Market THE PRINCIPAL known areas Grade A f lumbo) , ,JJ othing, went through a 40 min- liberty ," shouted Oscar Cerayo , schoolhouse! ' cl the losers . The Gulbranson family, mem- subject to flood damage include should be submitted in writing, in Grade A r largel , ,30 ute workout in 10 degree weather 21, as lie embraced his father, Inside, 21 youngsters, children Grade A Crned lum) ,u McKinley outscored American bers of the Church of Jesus Christ quintuplet , as the records of the ' the agricultural lands along the Grade A Csmall) '., ,14 Sunday before taking a two-day of Latter-Day Saints C Mormon ) , Gonzalo, a resident of New York. hearing will of old order Arrtish and other ' Legion in every quarter to stay in main stem between Peterson and be forwarded for Grade B 54 , ' ' ' ' ' ' Christmas recess. second place. Scott Featherstone picked Utah , called the "Land of consideration by the Secretary of Mennonite families were present- Grade C ., ...... ]) Most of the- prisoners seemed the mouth. Flood damages also ing their annual Christmas pro- Coach Vince Lombard! had tallied IB for McKinley. Pat Wilt- Zion" i>y Mormons. They arrived are known to have occurred in the the Army. scheduled a practice session of at here Sept. 28. too quiet for men so young. All gram before starting vacation. Bay State Milling Company gen scored eight for American villages of Peterson , Houston and Ele-valor least an hour in preparation for During the trip they had seemef their belongings, Pleasant Hill School children (Closed Saturdays) their first post-prison meal with hatchery hear Lanesboro. North Central outside Kalona Friday reflected No. 1 northern spring wheat 2.22 championship game with the Gi- Patterson with 12 points and Jeff partly to make the load lighter No. 1 northern sprlnq gusto. Soil erosion in the headwaters the deep religious convictions wheat 2.20 ants at New York next Sunday. Percy with eight , downed Paint and partly to halp finance the No. 3 northern spring wheat 2,14 On hand to greet the prisoners area and sedimentation of stream the Mennoniles have cherished No. 4 northern spring wheat However, after bucking the bit- Depot for its third win. Rich journey. "We still have a saddle Buys Five More ...... 7,12 at the air base were Jose TMiro channels are major problems in through four centuries. No. 1 hard winter wheat 2.08 ing cold and a 20-mile wind, the in Evanston , Wyo,," Gulbranson No. 2 hard winter Gautsch scored 10 in a losing ef- Cardona , president of the Cuban the basin. "He did not use a silvery box ," wheat 2.O6 coach called off the session. The fort. said , "that we left there in trade Convair 400s No. 3 hard winter wheat 3,02 Revolutionary Council , and Dr. All interested persons are in- recite!! - 10-year-old Rachel Yoder, No. 4 hard winter wheat in players again wore tennis shoes for a sack of oats we needed for No, 1 rye , both vited to be present including fed- MINNEAPOLIS — North Cen- from a poem s gift -{ u to avoid slipping on the frozen the horses. Antonio Manuel de Varona called "God' ." No. 2 rye , in " eral , state, county and tral Airlines announced today turf. The Gulbransons made the 1,400 of whom were awaiting sons municipal "Or paper green and red. The Packers will resume prac- Ernie Banks to among the liberated prisoners. agencies, commercial , industrial , that it has purchased five more "God laid his Christmas gift to mile trip in four covered wagons Convalr 440 aircraft , increasing tice Wednesday and also will which carried their A small army of Red Cross civic, highway, railroad and flood men. 2 Die in children and control interests , and property its Convair fleet to 18. "Within a manger bed." North, South xvork out Thursday and Friday Mix Politics posscssjons, workers, Public Health and Im- t-rlp before heading east. The children are Melville , 36, migration Service officers at owners. AH will be given an op- Frank N. Biittomer, North Cen- Korea Sea F.i With Baseball Homest ead attended to the needs portunity to express their views tral vice presiden t, traffic and Bearcfed fathers and conscrva Daniel 12, Eileen , 11, Lily Ann lively dressed mothers , each SEOUL , South Korea (AP)-\ 10, Karen , 7, Maureen , , of the men , each of whom was concerning the character and ex- sales, said the purchase was part CHICAGO (AP) -Cub owner , 4 Renetta gi tent of the improvement desired wearing the traditional head cov- South Korean patrol' boat and a 3, and Emil , l. ven a welfare check and money of a continuing progra m of licet er, squeez ed into the small school Communist Weigel Smashes Phil Wrigley lias given first base- for clothing. and advisability of its execution . modernization begun in 1059 North Korean vessel desks or sat on wooden benches fought a gun battle Sunday man Ernie Banks the greon light Gulbranson said he is working Sponsors of the improvement when the airline introduced the in the 457 for Meteors to run for the post of Chicago The release of the prisoner* re- to watch their children. Yellow Sea just south of the mili- for Ihe public relations depart- are urged to present pertinent 44-pussenger Convalrs on its sys- A red gingham curtain separat- alderman, ment, of H e d \v o o (1 sulted from the labors of the Cu- factual material bearing upon the tem. tary demarcation line , the govern- Mike Weigel totaled 457 for Me- Memorial ed the stage frorn the audience, ment announced today. Banks reportedly was ap- estates. Asked what kind of work ban Families Committee, which general plan of improvement de- The Convair cruises at 294 teors to lead the Westgate Junior proached by a prominent Republi- worked for months riasing The boys thrust their hands in Two S«ulh Korean sailors were that was, he replied : sired and to give detailed sup- miN's an hour at 20,000 feet , as t heir pockels as; they recited. killed and Boys bowling league Saturday at can and asked to run in his South pledges for the ransom and ar- port ing data four others wounded , Westgate Bowl. Boh Foster hit 1!10 "I'm selling graves, do you on the economic jus- compared with KM) miles an hour Bashful girls forgot their lanes and the announcement said, Side ward against incumbent think you 'll need one? " ranging negotiations wilh Castro. tification of the undertaking. Op- for Ramblers which shot 684-1,791. Democrat James Condon , Banks Their cause was taken up by for the DC-3. The Convair Super needed prompting from their In the Winona High Girls League He still plans to have the chil- posing intercuts, it any, are also Northliner lias a range of 2,000 bearded Amlsli school teacher , reading of "Christmas with Mean - said he will make the race. dren operate a riding stable as James Donovan , the New York urged to state the reasons for miles nnd gross weight of 47, ing " was a strong at Hal-Hod Lanes, Beverly Biltgcn Chicago candidates for alder- lawyer who had arranged the 000 iAnios Yoclcr, 4fi. theme of the tagged lf>7-448 for Unknowns Ar- soon as they can find a location. thei r position. pounds. It carries a crew of three: The Amish live simple farm program : . man run on a non-partisan ballot Their horses are pastured U.S.-.Soviet. swap of IJ2 pilot lis Fuglic also had ' a 167 to lead in the Feb , 26 primary. near Captain , first officer and stew- lives and shun the use of modem "If you haven 't been to Calvary, their home ln suburban Murray, Francis Gary Powers for Soviet Justification for any federal ardess. "How can you ever know Pin Ups to 607-1,729. Wrigley said Thursday lie con- spy Itiidolf Abel, After a series floo-d control project must rest conveniences, The only reminders Dawn Brnndcs shot SUB for Corn- Utah . Biittomer snid the airline plans of Christmas In the plain school "The. significance of Bethlehem sented to Banks making the race, The three-bedroom house of personal meetings, with Castro upo n a clear demonstration that bails in Ihe Westgate Junior Girls but . commented , "I' m count ing om has lo Mid more Convnira nt the rate rooin were red and white stream- "And the babe in tho manger been provided rent free by a con- dating from August , Donovan sudi Improvement would produce of five to seven a year, gradually low? loop as tier males hud a (i71 game. this activity not interfering with achieved the final agreement. ben of its in excess of the costs In- ers stretched from corner to cor- Carole llelegomoo rapped l,r>8 for struction firm. replacing the DC-3. ner, a picture of the star ol "How can you keep his birth- baseball playing. I don 't want -a Gulbranson admitted Tl\ e liberated men were mem- volved. Since consideration of day? Winhnwks which totaled l ,B2tl. part-time baseball player." things Bethlehem on a wall and a stack have tieen kind of " ni p and tuck. " bers of the brigade which any improvement will be hnsed Shaggy yak fur , imported from "How pan you he a part The Vikings posted 1,887 Sunday wnded ashore at the Bay of Pigs of gaily wrapped .gifts the children to bent Shot Putters by (13 pins on "But so many people have jiro- to a large extent on the state- Nepal and Bhutan In the Himala- exchanged. "Of the deeper truth and mean- vided clothes for tho kids and in the darkness of April 19, ) 9(il , ments presented at the public yas, is used (o iriftko Santa Claus ing, "Strike Time" at Westgate. Tom hoping to liberate their homeland Geistfelcl rapped 2l4-5r.fi for the Mansfield Signs furnit ure for the house, we sure hearing, such statements should benrds. Eighth-grader Eldon Beacliy'i "If he isn't in your heart? " appreciate it , " he added. from communism. Several hun- r w i n n er s who had a 712 single dred were presumed killed. MARK TRAIL ¦ game. With Eagles "W« have no regrets about com- By Ed Dodd ing out here . This is a glorious The committee estimated .(bat PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The valley and glorious people , When 1,197 survived and were captured , Philadelphia Eagles have signed we gel ii little bit ahead , we'll he and of t hese a few were executed. Gophers, Duluth Kay Mansfield , 245-pound Univer- all ri ght ." Some bad been sentenced for al- sity of Washington Uiekle , the leged crimes In pre-Cnstro days. Battle to 44 Tie team 's second pick In the Nation- Six had been ransomed earlier by al Football League player draft. Assembly Speaker thci r parents, and fiO wounded and DULUTH , Minn. (AP ) — Mmne- General Manager Vince McNnlly ill men had been returned for a sotn-Duluth pulled from behind announced also Saturday the sign- Blanchard Dea d ransom promise earlier in the three times to tie the score and ing of Itnlph Heck, 225-pound Colo- year. wound up wilh n 4-4 deadlock in rodo linebacker , 1 llh pick; EDGERTO N . Wis, 74 W. Wark - -Tstl. Mi f«r a CULLIGAN water softener. CUL- 7 ._. Plymouth - Valiant This newspaper win be rtsponslaie lof LIOAN, Tel. J60O. SalM S, iervlee _ _ Only one Incorrect Insertion ot thy ~ Heusli for U\m 9$ 144 VV. 2nd ¦ classified advertisement published in SlE VbU~ AGAIN W^nesdey rnoTnlng, 0»t* Mfthdiy, Frl-tyt Til « ».wt the Want Ad taction. Check your ad Dec. is. Closed Dee. 31 and u. RUTH'S W_sf iOt_AtioN-Owr.tr •lerilleH nriti* and call J3J1 II a correction must be HESfAUHANT, 1,26 E. 3rd. era 1 tmdretni kotne, llrdt to, U.tSt. rntde. *^^_ »W I» WMI ibtatiM, marly niw modim 3 rwth »*h_^M__^_*__ »»^_*^—_»¦_¦_ .— M— LOSE WEIGHT safely, easily and eco- nomically with Dex-A-Dlet tsfclets. Only ettttfle «S,U6. Mtriy ottiiri. Set Itiinlt, HOMEMAKBR'S 1958 Ghevrolet tec, Ford Hopkins. -XCKANGE, 551 B. (First Pub. M«nday, Dec. 1?, 19*3) 3rd, +_r., , ARE YOU A PROBLEM DRINKER?-Man y ^ automat- STATE OF MINNESOTA - TWO HOUSEj_in Or woman, your drinking creates numer- Utica. Both v»im nt- ie t r a a s miAsiwj, COUNTY OF WINONA ages. Albert Neumann Real Bsltlt, St. ous problems. It you need and want IN DISTRICT COURT ChtNM, Minn. ' Ttl. <0. . whit «walU7 tur- THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, Pio- neer Group, Box 123, Winona. Minn. -. r*t», W Htia, l»th the Matter of the Trust undir Last Will REN BETSINGER, Tailor, &6'/» W. 3rd. tnd lliindry on flround floor, wjter and Testament of Mary L. Mitchell, loltentr end heel. Vtry reasonable. Tel; VE NABLES - ¦ ¦ deceased, John R. Mitchell, John Lamb . 5«5-„M. - . - . . . Mitchell, AAary Eleanor Mllchell, Ray- GET YOUR HOME OR . 78 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 mond Otis Mitchell, Leonard A: Siag- business insured today. Don't CENTRAL LOCATION — This Is a lovely gle, Jessie Slaggle, Capital Securities wait until it' ' 3-bedroom modern home, nice kitctiin and Open Mon. and Fri-. - - Ev___. _i Company, a corporation under the s too Jate. dining room, lAieldtis llvlno team. Oil laws ol the State of Minnesota, North- : tieatlno system, lull bailment, double ga- land Investment Company, a corpora- SWEENEY'S rage. Nice landscaped lot . immediatt tion under the laws ot the State of INSURANCE AGENCY pesseulon. Only sl«,500. Call A Sincere Minnesota., The Deposit InvestmeM 1 —^———^"——"—¦—»-———»—i—_«_ B__ ii_j«__ J Company, a corporation under the Tel. 7108 or 8-2453 W. STAHR ¦y :' laws ol the State of Minnesota, also an 922 W. 5th . Winona Hf$ JUST IH CA6B \OU 374 W, JVtark Tel. till - \ *...kW -Tr\m W^ the unknown heirs ol the above nam- ¦ /AISPUCB Wish ed persons deceased, and all other AW UST persons unknown claiming any right, Transportation 8 THIS Y£Ar? /' . ¦ : title, Interest, estate, or lien In the " for real es tate described In the Complaint WANTED SOMEONE to shar* expenses. Nosteria -S herein, to Norfolk, Va., Washington. D.c. area, re- 5035 4th St, Tel. 8-3866. . tors S35. Used TV's $50. FRANK LILL.A State of Minnesota 1. ss. complaint herein, Dated at Wlhona; Minnesota, . ______Hardt's Music Store ' ii «BsssMM-M-^-a-4_ M_atMiB ss_MB_--_«k_k_M -i J^SONS^^ E. 8ltV . 118 E. 3rd . WlWBIl* ^^«M- - County of Winona ) In Probate Court Defendants. this . 13lh day of November, 1962. Moving, Trucking, Storage 19 __; HERE'S A BARGAIN! No; 15,270 THE STATE OP Ml MNESOTA TO THE HAROLD J. LI BERA, CHRISTMAS EXTRAS—Complete stock ot WlnonTi' Finest Electron!* Ra*«ir B In Re _»tale of ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: P0 . i I* O 1954 BUICK Hard- SAVE MOVING time by calling BER- Chr istmas cards and gilt paper. Beau- for All MakM Anion Gensmer. Decedent. You and «Dch dl you are hereby sum- H«rold J. Libera,. that top, 2-dr„ radio, NIE'S TRANSFER (formerly Parks) tifully boxed Pangburn Candles tor Order lor Hearing on Final Account moned and required lo answer Ihe Com- 52'/2 East 3rd Street, - special person. Also a selection ot Don Ehmann TV Service - ePiOVE* 215 Mankato, Te|. 8-2448. We move! I tU el; 2M9 heater, automatic and Petition lor DHtrlbutlon. plaint of the Tlalnllffs In, the above titled Winona, Minnesota, wines and liquors. GOLTZ DftUGS, 274 m W. filth Ttl. 4303 I b i' of the above named action, which Complaint Is on file In lh6 • ¦ Authorliad Dealer for lio changB Bldj. transmission, power The representative Attorney for Plaintiffs. PlumbfngTTloqflrig 21 ' E. 3rd. . . . ___ l_ -X estate having filed his final account and Office of the Clerk of said court in the Notice ol Lis Pendens ' ^' ADWIRAL-MUNTz—IBNITM steering power - _ lNSULAfIb"~~PORCH^«x12. Can be it- petition tor settlement and allowance there- Court House In the City of Wlnoha, Mlnne- (Same parties as In Summons immediately SEWEfT~ ' sola, snd to file a copy of your answer KFN -WAY ElecFlc cTiANIINeJ tached to trailer house. T«l. 4M9 af«r V brakes, wfettewalls, pf and. for distribution to the persons preceding this Notice.) JERRY'S PLUMBING ' ¦ with the tain Clerk of said Court within Notice Is hereby given that an 5:30 p.m. - . . , - / solid black, l-owner. thereunio entitled; action 827 E. 4th . Tel. . 9394 Wanted—Real Estate 108 IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing twenty (20) days after the service ol this has been commenced and Is now pend- "~ WE EXTEND our wish to you for » For Reliable thereot be had on January 16, 19, Block Four- __Russell Church, Minnesota City, :. . " _ SAV E UP TO thereof and for distribution to the persons (14), E. CHRISTMAS JBBP PICKUP-** wtieii drlvt, oood ecn- teen c Hamilton's Second OPENING for married man, thereunto entitled; Harold J. Libera, IMMEDIATE USE OUR VABIOI'S dlllon. 1»J! Ford cottom , 4 door, oood Addition to Wlnone, Winona County, 22 to 49, to service route In Winona IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing AHorney for Plaintiffs, Minnesota, condition. Chts. Schtll, MlnnilsKa, more particularly described area. Sales experience helpful, but not TREES PAYMEW PLAilS FOR /hereof be had on January 17th , 1963, at S2Vi East 3rd Street, as tbllows : Commencing at the Minn. Ttl. Aiturt 7ae4. 50% necessary as we train our men. For "11:00 o'clock A.M., before this Court In Winona. Minnesota- 7 Northeasterly corner of said Lot One a lob with an outlook for the future •fr Wreaths it: Roping REPAIR COSTS. •the probate court room In the court house) (13; thence Southwesterly , along fhe plus high""average' earnings, Tel. Hous- Ustd Can 10 9 • On All Cars In Stock In Winona, Minnesota, and that notice Easterly line of said Lot One (IJ a Boughs . (First Pub. Monday, Dec. 10, 19sJ) ton TW4-363B or write Box 724, Hous- & OLOSMOBlLE-iHS, Holiday, poWir H4*r- •62s as low W ...... |179_ hereof be given by pu blication of this order distance of Seventy-five (75) feet to H. Choate & Go. State of Minnesota ) ss. ton, for personal Interview . - -. Ing and power brakes. S2W. 471 I, fitft. In the Winona Dally News and by mailed the point of beginning; thence con- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ •ei. as low as ..... 1498 County ot Winona ) In Probale Court HUFF &. BELLEVIEW Til, Wl, ;¦ - - ' ¦ - notice as provided By law. ¦ ¦ ¦ tinuing Southwesterly along the East- " " .. . '60s aa low as , ... U9S Dated December 14th, 1942. • No. 13,259 erly line of said Lot One (Da dis- ROUtrSERVIC ETVTAN BUICK—1«s Super, powtr sfterlng ana E. D. LIBERA, l» Re Estate of tance of Seventy-five C75) feet ,- thence Married man between 22 and 35 to dis- Rtfrigantors 72 brilctt, good tlret. two. Ttl. tOM, '89s as low as ...... 99S Probate Judge. Felix L, Polowskl, Decedent. Northwesterly along the Southerly tribute literature and pick up orders. '«fi« ai iow as 79s (Probate Court See!) Order for Hearing en Pinal Account Applicant must be aggressive and have O00O AS NEW-Oldsmobltt, 1M7 Super lines of said Lots One (1) and Two DAILY NEWS Ed"s Refrigeration & Supply 68, power steering and power brakes, a_ 8. D. J. Bruski, and Petition for Distribution, (2) a distance of progressive work record. Send resume '57s low as ...... SS8 One Hundred C100) Commercial and Domestic hat air conditioning and automatic trans- Attorney for Petitioner. The representative of the above named feet; thence Northeasterly along the to Box E-16 Dally News. . SS3- E. -4lh Tel. 5531 '56s as low as 493 account and ; mission. Must see to appreciate, -464 eafate having filed lis final westerly line of said Lot Two (2) a ' - ¦ - ¦ : , allowance Sioux. . . . - . 7 ¦ " ' ¦ '55s as lew as ...... 39_ •First Pub, Monday, Die. 10, 1945) petition lor settlement aivd distance of Seventy-five (75) feet; Money to Loan 40 Sptxiali at the Store 74 . Ihereof and for distribution to ttia ptrsone MAIL STATE OF MINNESOTA thence Southeasterly and parallel fo LARIC—1912, 2-door, V-8, standard frans- OVER 50 CARS TO thereunto entitled; NEED MONEY? Whatever your specific TRAOG IN OLD Ice skates at BANU mlislon, 4,000 mile). Will tell chaap. COUNTY OF WINONA the Northerly lines of said Lots Two 'll have the funds for IT IS ORDERED, That the hearing (Z) and One (1) need may be you BENEIC'S, 429 Mankato. Wt need old Wrlft B-lt Dally Nsw i. CHOOSE FROM. DISTRICT COURT a distance of On! It when you borrow trim MINN. LOAN Ihereof be had on January 3, 19«3, at 10:30 H undred (100) SUBSCRIPTIONS skates, you need new onw, THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT feet to the point of be- Tel. 8-2976 and MOST MAKES—MOST MODELS o 'clock A,M„ before Ihls Court In the ginning; • 8, THRIFT, 164 Walnut. SUM MONS your money can be ready when you probale court room In the court house In The Northerly One-half iNly. Vi) ot May Be Paid at Stovet, furnaces, Parti 7S Minnie Miles, Richard D. Ralne, Winona, Minnesota, and that notice hereof Stop by. '61 Ford V-8 Lots One (1) and Two 12), Block Four- -¦ Th« lirflt-t se- No Cash Needed. Up to 36 Mabel _, Ralne, publication of this order In HEATINGI HEATINSI Starllnerl Complitt tqvlpntent. Low be fllven by teen (14), E. C. Hamilton's Second equipment In Months to pay. No payments Plaintiffs Winona Dally News and by mailed Loans — Insurance — TED MAIER DRUGS lectlon of oaa or all healing miles. Local car. tlMS. Liberal allow- ffi# Addition to Winona In the City at town. Expert tni lnitattttlan. -vs.- notice as provided by law. atrWc* incai for yiWr old eer. *_1 February. Winona, Winona County, Mlnneaote, Real Estate Sth F. A. Johnston, Frank A. Johnston, J. Dated December 6, 1962. ~ RAN OB OIL BURNER CO., W7 E. M. Jenkins, Jenkins and Johnson, Au- more particularly described as fol- St. Tel, tat. Adolph Mlchalowski. E. D. UIBERA, lows: Beginning at the Northeasterly ALL CARS CARRY Rusta M. Jenkins, Augusta H. Jenkins, FRANK WEST AGENCY '59 Ford V-8 Probate Judge). corner of said Lof One ' (I); COME IN larry J. Deilke, Henry Frledel, Cafh- thience 175 Lafayette St. Tel. 5J40 Typeyritart 77 llitlon wagon 4-dr„ Fordematlc, radle. GUARANTEED WARRANTY (Probate Court Seat) Southwesterly along fhe Easterly line arln* Frledel, Christopher J. Johnston, Harold J. Libera, (Next to Telephone Olllr.e) oni local owner. 11,03. Tho- of said Lot One (I) a distance of Sev- Look over our stock of new TYP6WBIT_R3 and addlno mtchlnw fof John Johnston, Archie Johnston, Attorney lor Petitioner. y» wt Advtrllai Our Prlcti mas H. Johnston, Abraham A. Johns- enty-five (75) feet; thence Northwester- tali or rent. Reasonable ratei, trat da- i^^ guns for that man on yo*ir lltrery, lea us for all your offlct luppllet, ton, Samuel A. Johnston, Wm. E. Johns- ly and parallel to fhe Northerly lines (First pub. Monday, Dec. 17, 1962) de-ski, filet er office cnalrt. Lund typt- ton, Jane Hetherlnolon, Sarah Johns- of said Lots One (1) and Two (5) a Christmas list. ¦ wrlttr CO. Ttl. MM. ¦ Graham, Maggie Johns- State of Minnesota 1 ss. distance of One Hundred (100) feet; LOANS ITcf ton, Mary Ann PI^VIN NOTE-AUTO—FURNITURE thence Northeasterly along the ~ ~ ~ ton, Joaeph Wolfe, Barbara Waif, John Count/ of Winona ) In Probate Court West- 170 E, 3rd St. Tel. ^he WtfriMl o4 Chriitm«ti from erly line of said Lot (2) 2915 We ha-ve Conibar traps. Strlgl, Maggie Strlg I, Mage St rial, Ir- No. 15,449 Two a dis- Hrs. ? a.mi to 5 p.m., Sat, 9 am lo noon WINONA TYPEWRITER SBRVICB ^mj ftf jj rtart In Wlnoni W^ win Strlgl, Qulren Strlgl, Quirin Strlgl, In He Estate o-f tance of Seventy-Five (75 ) feeti thence 161 E. 3rd. Llncoln-Mtrcury-Ftlcon—Comet Sfi^^CHivToin^cI Margaretta Strlgl, 'Johann Strlgl, Mar- W, A. Blech inner, alio known at Soufheaslerly along the Northerly Dogs, PatsTSuppliet 42 Christmas trees. Open Mon. Frl. Bvt. S. Sat. p.m. Waller A. Blechlnger, Decedent. lines of laid Lots Two (2) and One (I) * Open Mondays, Fridays Til 9 P.M. oaret Elizabeth Hawley, also the un- ~ " \yashing, ironing Machine- 79 known heirs ol the above named per- Order lor Hearing on Petition lor Probate a distance of One Hundred (100) test M?NrATURE DACHSHUND^AKC regis- "We 'll Try to Please You! " to the MAYTAO AND PRIOIDAIRE - Past, IX- sons deceased, and all olher persons of Will, Limiting Time to File Claims .point ot beginning. tered. $25 and up while they last. 415 N«w Cars Dated at Winona, Mlnnasota, pert tirvlct. Complete slock of parte. unknown claiming any right, "title, es- and lor Hearing Thereon, 3rd 1956 Chevrolet Ihls 13th day of November, 1963, Jr_ ' H. ciieitt _ Co. Ttl, W t. JBBP tAltl, PARTI tnd Mrvlet- for tate, Interest Or lien In the real estate Stafanee M. Blechlnger having tiled e " " Cocker puppies, tin- Winona. Buffalo and Southern Wabastit HAROLD J. LIBERA, I HAVE SOME nice 6 - cylinder, stand- described In the complain! herein, petition for the, probate of the Wfll of laid der. Would make nice Christmas glffi. NEUMANN'S Wanted fo Buy 81 Counties. Yeur franeWsed JEEP Dwlerl Defendants decedent and for the appointment of Sta- 415 Center, call alter 5 p.m. or Ttl. ard transmission, 2- F. A. KRAUSE CO.. So. an Hwy. 14.1. THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO THE lanea M. Blechlnger at Executrix, which Harold J, Libera. 121 E. 2nd IS. • 52Vj 4257 WANTED — Fur lacket or stole, sl:a tone, excellent rub- DEFENDANTS: Will Is on tile In this Court and open to East 3rd Street, ; ABOVE NAMED Bassetf" Tel. 5127. Auclion Sales You ere hereby summoned end required Inspection) Winona, Minnesota, FOR CHRTSTMAS-AKC Hound ber, extra clean. Attorney for Plaintiffs. puppies, all colors. /Money Creek ¦W ~" fo serve upon Plaintiffs ' attorney en an- IT IS ORDE RED, That the hearing Business E quipment 62 ANTED SCRAP IRON & METAL Lots ot* trouble-free ALVIN KOHNER thereof be had on January IB, 1963, at Ranch, Houston, Minn. (Rldgeway) Tel. RAW FURS _ WOOL AUCTIONEER, City and state llctrtted swer to the complaint herein which Is on COMMERCIAL DEEPFREE2E and dee"p 11:15 o'clock A.M., before this Court In (First Pub. Monday, Dec. 17, 19«1) TW 4-3257. HIOHGBT PRICES PAID miles ahead tot ind bonded. ?M Liberty St (Corner file In the office of Ihe Clerk of Ihe above fryer both ln excelUnr condition; alio V Ihe probate court room In the court house , M8W (ROM AND METAL CO. B. stti end Liberty). Tel. 4>H. named Court, within twenty (20) days after NOTICE OF stainless ite«l pit caie, lis Mankato. In Winona, Minnesota, and that oblecl Ions 997 W. inii across Spur Oaa Station service ot Ihla su mmon! upon you, ex. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Attention Hunters ' Only $695 "~ - allowance of said Will, If any, ba ¦ Tel. H»5. ' "~~ elusive ol the day of service. If you -fall to the NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, Thai de- Have registered Red Bone coon hound WM, MILLER SCRAP IRON aV METAl Minnesota said time ol he-orlngi that the fo do so, Judgment by default will be taken tiled before fault haa occurred In the condllloni of that for breeding service. T*l. 8-1398. CO, pays hlghtst prices for scrap Iron, which creditors of said de- Col l , Wood, Ottur Fuel 63 against you for tha relief demanded In the time within certain mortgage, dated the 10th metals, hldai, wool arxf raw fur. Lond & Auction Sales file their claims be limited to d«y of complaint. cedent may September, 1955, executed by Alvin G. Hones, Cattle, Stock 43 BIRCH flreplat* ivood, Sri «»•( blocli 5» W. 2n_ . Tei, MtJ Bwtrttt j. Konntr , GEOROE M. ROBERTSON JR. lour months from the date hereof, and - ~ wood, oak slab Wood. EAST END COAL cloud Satufdaya US Walnut Una, alter haurt Jtu Hermanson and Victoria M. Hermanson, 'b boars and olits, vaC- VENABLES that the claims so filed be heard on PUREBRE DUR6cr & CEMENT PRODUCTS CO., Wl E. husband and wife, as mortgagors to Adam 1 iTiGHEST PRICES PAID ' 1963 , at 10 o'clock A.M., before clnated for cholera and erysipelas. Clif- Tel, 1W. 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 OBC. at—Sit. 11 s30 a.m. W mile IN. of George M. Robertson Jr, April 17, Buchmlller and uoulsa Buchmlller, husband 61 h. for icra p Iron, metals, rags, hides, raw Wie- probate court room In the ford Hoft, Lanesboro. Minn, CPIIol NlHan. Gerh»rdt Relnhardt, owner; Afforniy for Plaintiffs Ihls Court In and wife, ai folnt tenants, as mortgagees, «LAB WOOD furs and wool l Open Mon. and Frl. Evenings court house In Winona, Minnesota, and that Mound). fftretlt Werltln, auctioneer; Northern 311 Exchange Building tiled for record In the oil Ice of the Register _ Good quality preen slab wood, Inv. Co., clerk. notice hereof be given by publication ol ~ Winona, Minnesota of Deeds In and tor the County ol Winona, RUSHFORD IVESTOCK COMMISSION DAVE BflUNKOW I, (ON Sam Welsman & Sons order in th« Winona Dally News and N Notice of Lis Pendens this end State ol Minnesota, on tha Uth day of auction every Wed. afrornoon. Live-stock Trernwaleau, Wis. iNCO R PORATtD by mailed ei provided by law. ) (Same parties as In summons Immediate- nolle* September, 1955, at II :30 o'clock A.M., bought dally. Tel. Rushlord S64-9149- col- ^ 4» yy, $rO Ttl. 3M7 Dated December 13, 1962. For Your Oreattlt HaalfnB ly preceding this notice.) and recorded In Book 143 of Mortgage lect. E. D. LIBERA, Bnraalns Burn Owner is retiring and so "will dispose of personal property at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Ihe Records, page 237, that said default con- Ro-mi Without Mtali . 1 Probate Judge. HERD OF 15 cows, mostly all to freshen 8* above entitled action has been commenced sists In the failure ol aseld mortgagors to COMMANDER COAL public (Probate Court Seal) soon. Will sell for cash or on milk as- F6"k MBN—bedrooma, 1st floor, private | and the complaint therein la now on llll mane the payment In tha sum of S30.O0 due I sizes — Lump, Stove, Stoker Milton A. Kludt , signment. Write or Inquire E-M Dally bath ind entrance. Tel, le Jan. 8 Holstein cows, due winter ; 17 Hol stein heifers, tnnce ol One Hundred Fifty IT IS ORD ERED, That the hearing said that the mortgagees are given the " «vnt«r, 15-21 months | al right angles .Southerly and HAMPSHIRE BOARS-MOt to be r e-oKlir- T. Ihence- ther eof He ha- on January 16, 19*3, al option of declaring the unpaid balance of DAYSTROM DINETTE ief^bVitV, 4 rUt-L-reolstered, DUNCAN PHYF_ mahooany drop leaf heal and water furnished. 160, 471 E. glas easterly and along Ihe Southerly mortgagees, , Lew- old, In Winona, Minnesota, and that notice out notice, and said do hereby old, lop quality. Chalmers Klese tnbls wllh (our matchlnn chairs nnd 8roadway. Tel 30« or tW). fl-10 months This Is a high .uallty herd of large typo I line of saw Lot Four 14) , II ex tended, ______hereol ba given by publication of this order aleel to exercise said option and do hereby talon, Minn. table pads , new, «M; rfafform ' cattle. If looking /or cuttle that have tho ability a distance of One Hundred Filly (ISO) Ilk* FOURTH W. S2M-Y rooriTapt. and bath. to product?, In the Winona Dally News, and by mailed declare the unpaid balance ol principal Pocket Knife rocker, $51 5-plece dlnotle tef, 115) * feet to Ihe Southeast corner of said FREE Knmp-Klno All modern, not heated, space heater bo sure to attend this sale. notlco as prov tded by law. and accrued Interest on said mortgage of Beebo 's bumper »of«, 133. OORIYSICOVAISKI | Lot Four (4). thnnce nt right angles With 13 Tubse furnished. Available Dec. 15. Tel. 2913 Dated December 1t,/196_, Immediately due and payable) thai there FURNITURE, 3M fAankato. DAIRY EQUIPMENT — a Surg* seamless buckets; « can | Northerly along Ihe East line ot said _, Is dua and claimed lo be due upon laid TRIPLE—TRIPLE or Ml. (40) D. LIBERA, side opening milk cooler, A>1 shape ; Westinghouse 5 can milk Lot Four (4) a dlslnnce of Sixty Probale Judge. mortgage, Including Interest to data hereol, | point of begi nning ; except- MASTITIS OINTMENT Apartments, Furnithad 91 test to Ihe (Probate Court Seal) the sum ol Nine Hund red Eighty-two and CLEARANCE cooler. | any pari of the Westerly YEAR END ing therefrom and AAcMahcn, 3/10O Dollars (4982.03), Including tha afore- CBNTRALLV LUCATEO—all modarn tur- Filly (I503 flat ot said Brehmer $8.10 FEED - MO bu. ear corn; 700 bu, oats; 5000 bales mixed | One Hwndred tor Petitioner. said Insurance premium of 116.11 j nlihad apt., halt, v/atar and hot water (J) and Three (1) ot Jen- Afforneyi f llft.O S 2-pc Kroohler Suite hay; 25 ft. grass silago in 12 ft. silo. | Lots Two and that pursuant to the power of sale TED MAIER DRUGS furnhrted. Private balh and entrance. kins nnd Johnston's Addition. therein contained, said mortgage will be ' lOOTo nylon frieze , foann posaeaalon, Tel. 777a, ask tor 15 HOGS — 2 Chester White-mixed brood sows; 13 mixed GIVEN, Thst (First Pub, Monday, Dec. 17, 1942) ANIMAL HEAtTH CENTER Immfdlat* S NOTICE IS FURTHER foreclosed and the tract ot land lying and cuslilons, Beige , Aqua. Syd Johnstone. feeder pigs , avg. wt. 60 lbs; Hudson 10 liole tha oblecl of the said action Is lo have State ol Minnesota ) it. ' being In the Counly of Winona, Slate of ~ ' steel hog feeder. $; ench of them barreot Wanted—Livestock 4t_ NEWrY^ECORAfED 3~foorns7~prlvata the delentlnnls and Counly of Winona ) In Probate Court Minnesota, described as follows, fo-wlt: - $166,00 wt. TRACTOR MACHINERY - Farmall "H" tractor in good | from ell rlnht, tine, 'stale, Interest or lien No. 15,471 The Westerly Forly-flve (45) leet of Lot WANTEDTi ilrst ' llttor brood sows lo balh , I room, kitchenette, private bath. condition with good rubber; Case SC tractor with new tires; § In or on said real eslnte heretofore dl- In lite Matter ol tha Bitite ol Two (3), end the E/isterly One-*inll ol farrow loon, Tom Conway, Rt, J, Hous- $220.05 a-pc, KroeWer Secti-ona! J5J 8. Sth). Ttl. ntT or 3377. icrlbed, and to docrce that the plaint Ilia August Meier, Decedent, Lot Three (3), In B lock Seven (7) ol ton, Minn. . Tol. t»6-3J2». FOR fAEN—lloht housekeeping rooms, til Caso 2-bottom. ic-inch tractor plow on rubber; Oliver 7-_t. I ¦re tha owners In '«» ilmpt* of laid real Ortier for Hairing en Petition for ' Lalrd'e Addition to Wlnone, located upon 100% nylon frieze, foam . Ttl, Top "prices" for all iTveitocii floor, prlvatt bath and thtrance. double tractor disc; Csse 7-ft. power mower; 25-ft. bale com- •slate. Summary Assignment or Distribution and forming) « pert ol Government tot cushions. Beige.

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