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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]. City Traffic Box Scort Occasional Rain, —To Date— 1962 1961 Ending Wednesday; Accidentjs ..... 195 149 Deaths 1 1 Somewhat- Cooler Injuries ...... 49 28 Damages ...... $48,710 $47,443

AMA Raps Kennedy Tornado Slaps Mitchell, S.D.; Navy Plane Crashes Medicare as Hoax 31 Persons Hurt By PIERCE LEHMBECK that would heartlessly Ignore lowing" a plan that would disrupt NEW YORK (AP)-The Ameri- millions" who need coverage. health services and turn patients Mitchell , S.D. (AP) —A tornado can Medical Association has coun- In a paid, nationally televised into impersonal numbers. funnel dipping from the black tered President Kennedy' r>lea association s reply to the President, overcast of a heavy thunderstorm for support of his medical care leaders said Monday night the Tha Kennedy-backed King-An- for the aged plan with an attack public is in danger of being derson measure provides for med- spread a mile-long trail of casual- In Germany, 27 Dead or the measure as a cruel hoax "bHtzed , brainwashed into swal- ical care for the aged under Soi ties and damage at the western cial Security. Following the AMA telecast , edge of Mitchell and Lake Mitch- Secretary of Health, Education ell Monday night and Welfare Abraham Ribicoff At least 31 persons were injured, Big Transport declared that it was "just another 17 of whom were hospitalized and staging of "let's fool the Ameri- can people again'" and charged scores of business places , homes that it omitted important factors. and farmbuildings were leveled or Explodes in The AMA representatives spoke damaged. from Madison Square Garden , the same spot from which Ken- At Lake Andes, 50 miles south- nedy urged support of the King- west of Mitchell , three persons Air and Burns Anderson measure a day earlier tornado in a free-time public service na- were reported hurt as a EBERSBURG , Germany fAP)— more than tional telecast. ripped through an area A four-engine U.S. Navy plane on a block wide, doing considerable But whereas Kennedy spoke be- a Secret mission exploded, school , at the fore a live audience of 17,500. the damage to the new crashed and burned today, killing two AMA s pokesmen sat alone in municipal swimming pool and to all 27 persons aboard . the vast arena—an arrangement residential property. U.S. authorities at the scene that they said "may help us get The funnel that lashed through across to the American people the said at least 20 bodies were grossly unfair disadvantage under Lake Andes was one of three ob- recovered. A spokesman at Atlan* which we doctors are laboring to served by residents , most of whom tic Fleet Air Force headquarters make our voices and our reasons sought safety in basements before at Norfolk, Va. , said there wera " heard . the storm hit. 27 and disclosed the classified na- A Boston station , WBZ-TV, re- Ripping a swath of damage ture of the flight. An Air Force- fused to carry the. program. This Mitchell along the western edge of spokesman in Germany had said brought a cdmplaint from the 's diner , association that it liad been the twister leveled Herbie Snell's tire service , Mitchell Boat the plane was on a routine train- blacked out in the President's ing flight. home town . Co., C&H Wood Products Co., The station said that its decision Dick's body shop, all business A U.S. Army spokesman in Mu- was based on a policy of not sell- firms along Highway 16, and nich said the plane, a WV2 Con- ing time "to organizations or in- ripped the-whole west side out of stellation, was believed to have motel. dividuals for discussion of contro- the Anthony blown up in the air because the versial issues in which such or- Tha storm ripped into North tail section was found several ganizations or individuals are in- ' volved ." Central Seed Co. and leveled Gil- miles fxorn .the main wreckage. bert's gas and lumber and also DEAT H TRAP . .. . . This was the scene at the accident the tank was still too hot for fire- The plane was based in Rota, Or. Edward R. Antiis of Mi- the home of. Mr. and MTS. Martin Fort Hood , Tex., Monday afternoon where five men to open. A Minnesotan, Sgt. Roger D. Swan- Spain, and had flown to«Frankfurt. , then proceeded north ¦ ami Fla., the main AMA speaker, De Boer , soldiers died, the M48 tank of the First Armored son, 25, son of Edwin ¦Milton Swanson, Brooten, It was out on a flight from Frank- said the relationship between a Highway 16, knocked out furt but had planned to return from during MLnn., was among the five who perished. doctor and his patient is one of and ripping part of the Division plunged over a 30-foot cliff a tac- 'AP Spain. windows ) there before taking off for the few things "which touch so ! roof and skylights at the Brady tical exercise, landed on the turrett , caught fire, Ph otofax close to God ." He urged viewers j Memorial Home for the Elderly, and burned for over an hour. Four hours after The plan* plummeted in an open to consult their doctors about the It uprooted trees, leveled the field near this south Bavarian ¦ | town. measure. state highway maintenance shot "Our fees are not involved ," he windows and par- Many Germans reported hear- and shattered ing a loud explosion. Several Ger- declared. "Our practice of quality demolished the modern brick tially mans said they saw the big plana medicine is. Your health is." ! state highway department officf Smoke Lifting, roll over in the air several times Annis, chairman of the AMA's building and headquarters for the Emm y Night before crashing. National Speakers Bureau, said motor patrol , and ripped anc the administration-backed plan : twisted heavy highway equipment The U.S. Army's Southern Area "wastefully covers millions who Carpenter Back Command at Munich sent 185 do not need it" and ignores mil- ] The twister eot a swath rhrougl troops to the crash scene to help . TWO TEEN-AGERS SQUARE OFF . . . The Chicago Sun lions who do. the Sherwood petroleum bulk plan investigators and control crowds. dam Hollywood extensive In Times today published this picture which shows two teen-age boyi leveling it, caused ' Except for the tail section, "It will undercut and destroy age to the Boehnen Mobile Oi By JAMES BACON have eight nominations up before which landed several miles from squared off for a knife fight in an alley on Chicago's north gid* tbe wholesome growth of private, On Schedule Bulk Plant Co., leveled the Di AP Movie-Teltvision Writer the 14th annual Television Acade- Mulhaney, a commercial photographer who made the main crash site, the wreck- Monday. Thomas voluntary insurance and pro-pay- Wayne Hohn residence and tw< CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP) . HOLLYWOOD to — Tonight's my awards. age was confined to a relatively the picture, said the boys and crowd dispersed when he fired the ment health programs for the neighboring farms, and the Gli —Twin threats of weather and the night that actor Vince Ed- A year ago, before "Ben Casey" close area, an Army spokesman aged which offer flexible benefits flash gun on his camera. Mulhaney said he heard crowd coming Bottle Gas Co. forest fire smoke dissolved today wards , television's Dr. Ben Casey , hit the air, Edwards dreamed out said. ' into the alley next to his house, when he peered out window and in the full range of individual It left the Farmers Union ele and Project Mercury officials may make one of the more forth- loud: "If I should ever win , an A team of Army specialists was needs," Annis said. saw the boys squared off he called police, then shot the picture. vator a mass of debris, then cu were optimistic that astronaut right Emmy speeches in Holly' Emmy, I won't give one of those dispatched from Frankfurt to take "Don 't mistake it ," Annis de- flatteninj Sun-Times reporters later identified the boys as Jim Shaugnessy, across Lake Mitchell, Malcolm Scott Carpenter could be wood awards annals. phony speeches thanking the pro- over identification and transpor- clared. "England's nationalized YMCA . day camp, and caus launched on his orbital flight The sullen medic and his show ducer, the director and tlie crew tation of the bodies of the vic- , with knife) , and Bob Manhart , 1«, 'back to camera) . (Copy- the 15 ' medical program is the kind of ing extensive damage to threi Thursday. like everybody else does . I will tims. right 1962 Chicago Sun-Times, from AP Photofax * thing they have in mind for us was . homes on the lake. Weather experts said ; smoky thank the California State Unem- First to reach the scene eventually. " At the Mitchell Air Base, eigh liaze from two widely scattered ployment Insurance Board who the mayor of Markt Schwaben. Dr. Leonard W. Larson of Bis- miles northwest of the city, thi fires was not settling in this area really made it all possible. " He said he and oEher would-be marck, N.D., president of the flattened a trailer housi as feared Monday. They said rescuers were unable to get close twister French Seek At the time Edwards h*d bare- 185,000-member AMA . said the and caused some damage to thi there probably will be some haze to the plane b e c a u s e of tha program would deprive older peo- ly graduated from the lin e at the flames. German fire fighters fin- 100 W itnesses airport hangars. in the launching area Thursday Hollywood office of the unemploy- ple of "the American system of ¦ but it should not interfere with ally brought the fire under con- medicine, based upon the private ment board. He spent much of trol. camera tracking of the Atlas Assassination the previous 11 years theie as an doctor treating the private pa- Forsythe Charges booster rocket. tient." actor mostly out of work. Road* leading into this rural Case But the impact of "Ben Casey" In Estes Freeman Dragg ing The fires are in the Everglades, area were jammed by long lines By G. MILTON KELLY In the last 20 years alone, he said , this system has >added K Feet in Estes Quiz south of Cape Canaveral , and in a and the rival "Dr. Kildare" series of automobiles, attracted by the WASHINGTON Wi — The Senate investigations subcommittee will years to the life ol every Ameri marsh 15 miles to the west. The Plot Leaders has been such that next season explosion and blaze. question at least 100 witnesses from bot h Kennedy and Eisenhower will see more medical shows—It can. MINNEAPOLIS . .AP I — Repub- latter was reported only smoulder- By GODFREY ANDERSON The U.S. Air Force European administrations in exploring the dealings of Billie Sol Estes, informed ' —than Westerns. The Kildare lican State Chairman Robert For- ing today. PAIR IS (AP ) - French police headquarters at Wiesbaden iden- sources said today. Under the King-Anderson pro- show , starring Richard Chamber- sythe said today Secretary of Ag- Possibility of heavy clouds spread a dragnet across France tified the plane as a Navy trans- The subcommittee plans a public airing into allegations that in- posal , Social Security recipient* lain, got only one nomination—for riculture Orville L. Freeman has above the Cape on Thursday ap- and terror-ridden Algeria today port flying between Rota , Spain, Yluence in Washington helped the indicted financier build his vast would be eligible for medical aic actress Suzanne Pleshette. performed a disservice to agricu- parently vanished overnight when for more Secret A»rmy Organiza- and Frankfort. cotton and Grain storage empire. Estes is waiting trial on fraud financed through a Social Securih a storm front in the Midwest shift- tion killers implicated in an abor- An alarm brought 14 German payroll tax increase of one-fourt l lture and the public in his handling Edwards is a favorite) to win charges and has declared himself i case. ed direction to the north-northeast. tive plot to assassinate President (ire engines to the scene 10 miles bankrupt. of one per cent on employes anc of the Billie Sol Estes tonight , largely because there are "There has been admitted foot The storm earlier was pushing the Char les de Gaulle. a lot o( women voters in the east of Munich close to the vil- employers. clouds toward Florida. The subcommittee plunged into dragging in this scandal ," For- At least 15 susp-ects were held academy. He seems to have a lage of Markt Schwaben. The -AMA favors the presen "questioning in Paris as au- closed sessions Monday to ques- sythe told a news conference , for special appeal for the ladies. Body of Ag Kerr-Mills law , which provides foj . There was a possibility of winds tliorilies announced the smashing Mathias Wolf , who worki in the tion witnesses in preparation for federal assistance to states bu "and all of the facts surrounding and waves in the Atlantic recov- The show will he seen on !VBC- community hall at Markt Schwab- the dealings with Estes have not of the second secre t army attempt TV , starting at 8 p.m., (Winona the public hearings which Chair- leaves administration of a pro ery areas , but officials believe on De Gaulle's life in eight en, gave this eyewitness account man .lohn L. McClellan , D-Ark., gram of medical care for Ihi been revealed to the public yet. conditions will be acceptable on Timei . Nominees will be spotted months. at three l ocations of the crash: Department said may be televised. needy over 65 to the states them j "Freeman should put all the s Thursday. — Hollywood , "The plane crashed from an al- Arrests made m Paris, in the New York and Washingtcn . It quizzed two witnesses for 4'i selves. j facts on the table before the con- Technical problems, which have ,000 feet out o( French Mediterranean port of Despite speeches by politicians titude of about 9 a hours in McClellan 's office. i firessj onal committees have to dig forced four postponements , were clear sky. It was not Annis said the Kerr-Mills plai Marseille and in AJgiers broke up and awards in 26 categories , a completely One was N. Battle Hales , an has been implemented in 30 stale; i them out . This multi-million dollar ' reported smoothed. Project Mer- the secret army conspiracy to kill yet on (ire while in the air . The Agent Studied | mess in Ihe Department of Agri- cury officials said the Atlas and college try at entertainment will FRANKLIN , Tex. (AP)—County Agriculture Department employe and Hut the law will work i De Gaulle durinR his tour of cen- be made Nominees for plan e rolled over several limes in given a chance. culture has placed a cloud over 1 capsule are ready to carry the variety grand jurors called more witnes- who contends he can prove Estes He said the Pros tral France last week. shows will sing—Judy Garland the air and then crashed a couple ident 's plan would no! cover the grain storage programs and 137-year-old Navy lieutenant com- , ses today while experts planned received favored treatment from Yves Mont and . Edie Ada ms, Carol of hundred yards from our vil- department officials. million persons over 6"> not cligi the handling of the case by high mander on his intended three-orbit Some of the -conspirators re- to study the body of an Agricul- Burnet! anil Perry Cmno, Emcees lage . There was an explosion as hie for Social Kecurilv benefits. ' department officials. " (mission. mained at large , however , and if an atomic bomb had dropped." ture Department official linked to Tha other waa Walter C. Berg- police pressed a search for them are Bob Newhart. Johnny Carson the Billie Sol Estes case pr , an Agriculture Department of- in France and Al geria . and David Brinkley. Dist. Judge John Barron Mon- ficial under the Eisenhower ad- Police pictured the suspects as day ordered the disinterment of ministration. Berger subsequently a desperate band of killers intent Henry H. Marshall , 52 , whose became a director of the Com- on removing France's strong- Minneapolis Boy death from live bullet wounds mercial Solvents Corp. of New willed leader and plunging the na- Feared Drowned FDR Jr. Faces last June 3 was officially pro- York and dealt with Estes on American GIs Man tion into chaos 5n an effort to nounced suicide. multimillion-dollar liquid fertilizer bloc k Algerian independence, MINNEAPOLIS (AP i — Police Secretary of Agriculture Orville contracts which are under scruti- l it? Gaulle stayed within Hie were dragging the Mississippi Hiv- , Freeman said Iwo weeks ago that ny in the inquiry. heavily guarded Elysee Palace in er in north Minneapolis t oday for a $38 736 U.S. secrets in the operations of Estes, Estes became, by cut-rate sales, the heart of Paris . He had no an- missing 12-year-old hoy. West Texas farm tycoon indicted one of the nation 's biggest dealers nounced public engagements to- Itichard James Hawkins, 12, had for fraud and theft , died with in anhydrous ammonia fertilizer, Uneasy Korean Front day , but is due to appear before not been seen since about Marshall. which he got from Commercial several Paris crowds Wednesday 5:30 p.m. Monday, according to his Tax Deficiency By CONRAD FINK I He is fond of pro wling through ern end of the Korean peninsula in connection with the stale visit ' Solvents. pay the company, he parents. Police said the hoy s bike , WASHINGTON iAP)-U.S.. Tax Marshall was chief administra- To NEAR THE IM.1IN IllVER , | the predawn mists that cloak Ko- Hanson , only fi years old at of President Mokt ar Ould Daddali - assigned to it the paymenls he re- was found near the river. Court records show the govern- tor and investigator in Texas for South Korea tAPi— "Halt! " rea 's mountains to check outposts lime , said: "If Joe conies again , ol Mauritania. ceived for storing government The command cut through the manned by some of his 140 men . ment claims Franklin D. Roose- the government' s cotton allotment he'll come through here. But I'll velt Jr., son of the late president , program. , lie had been looking grain. night , echoing into the valley Hanson 's small unit is expenda- stay here until ordered off or un- Police indicatid the killers In- where I' .S. troops nnd Commu- tended lo incinerate De tiaulle WEATHER has an alleged $38,736 deficiency into Kates ' cotton allotments. ble , militarily speaking. It (routs til Joe kicks me off. " in his 1958 income lax. McClellan refuted to give an nists confront , each other across on the demilitarized /.one, with gas bombs, but the newspa- Dist. At ty. Bryan Buss had in- inkling ot what the two men had a strip Shortly alter dusk each night , FEDERAL FORECAST Internal Revenue Service offi- vited Freeman to appear before the Korean armistice line. of neutralized no man's land small patrols armed with rifles , per Paris-Pressc asserted tho as- told the subcommittee. , He said Behind the command was an 18- snssins planned to pick him olf WINONA AND VIC INITY - cials said Monday Hoosevelt re- the grand .jury here if the secre- stretching across Korea. The Inv pistols and (hires move through ,02fl both were cooperative , had an- year-old American who wondered wit h a high-powered rifle equipped Cloudy with occasional rain and a ported a taxable income of $2f» tary had Jiny new evidence. Free- jin River is at t ile squadron ' s the demilitarized zone , through and they contend his income was swered every qucslion put to if the noise he he/ird was a deer, wit h a telescopic sight few thunderstorms tonight. Slowly man , in a telegram, advised coun- ' back. The men ,'idniil their jw.si paths that me sepaivrted by only $93 ,051. them , and wer« questioned separ- an inspecting officer from his unit lion would be untenable in a shoot- Forty-eight hours liefore De diminishing cloudiness with occa- ty officia ls "We know of none ately. one strand of barbed wire from The court record showed Roose- —or si Communist . North Korean ing war. Their primary mission , l!>;"i:i arm- (Iniille left on his grass roots sional showers Wednesday fore- here who may have any firsthand McClellan said no significance North Korea . Coder the vel t is contesting $t2, ti47 of the tax. trying to kill him. they say, is to repo rt all enem y istice , the squadron can have 100 speaking tour Wednesday, police noon. A little cooler t onight and knowledges We are continuing to should be drawn from the identi- Ptc. Konnld Hanson San Ber- He said $18,fil."> lie received from , activity across Ihe zone and , il men in I lie zone at one time, seised three sec Tel army agents Wednesday. Low tonight 50-55, high check and if any names Hire) ty of the first two witnesses. nardino , Calif., tough and cockily Wednesday 75. production ol Ihe play "Sunrise at fighting breaks out , hold lor.g Often they meet Communist pa- In Marseille and two in Paris. " found will advise you , as we want "We had to start somewhere," aware; of it , was on guard at a Ca mpobello was compensation you to have our full cooperation enough to give rear element? trols. From these five- came the first LOCAL WEATHER for loss of privacy and actual tie said. forward position on Ihe United Na- time to man their buttle ixisil imis hint that plans were afoot to as- in this mutter. " tions (rout facing North Korea . Official observations (or the 24 damage and was not taxable in- "It's kind* spooky," said Sgt. sassinate De (1 aulle during his hours ending at 12 in. "Who goes there '.'" he chal- 1*1 today: come. Marshall was found deed on his "We play it cool up here," Han- Charles . . Higgs , Sacramento , provincial tour 'The play, later turned into a lenged. s serious business." Maximum , 0; min imum . 53; farm neat here. He had been shot Duluth Man Killed , son said later , "because we nevei Ky. "But it' More details c nine with the ar- filtn , was written hy Dore Schary jump. " '. noon , 67: precipitation , trace. with a bolt-action rifle. Justice of Thi t time it Capt. Jaenes know when Joe will How serious ' rest in Algiers of Francois Leva , and was based on a period of the Car Falls Off Blocks w*s AIRPORT WEATHER the Peace Lee Fafmrr returned Patterson , Lexington , Mass. Man- Joe is (il slang for North Ko Pvt. William Pratt , 22. Jackson- » secret army »Renl wanted in the late president's life. an inquest verdict of suicide. DULUTH. Minn (AP) — A son's superior and commander of rcan. The squadron holds the mid ville , Fin., answered for one four- slaying of a military security of- (N. Central ObeervaHont) Tax officials said another item A few hours after the grand block holding up his car t oppled , C Troop, 1st lleconnaissance die of Kneson Corridor , nncien i man patrol . ficer. From Ion g hours ot ques Max. t emp. 66 at no»on, min. 5fl involved in Ihe case is $45,409 in jury reopened the investigation and the vehicle crushed to death Squadron . 1st Cavalry Division , invasion route used by the Com "We see unauthorized persons Honing in the three cities , polict at 5 am . sky overcast at 1,200 partnership income they 'said was Judge Barron ordered the dishi' Kazimierz Chruscielskl, 34 , Mon- Pat terson is young, too—just III . munist s in tu '.fl when they opener entering 1st Hecon 's territory and built up a picture of the plot and feet , visibility 5 miles with haze, omitted in Koosevelt 's return. Pa- * tcrment. Me said lie acted at the day. Two neighbors ' found his Ho has 10 years ( >( Army ' oxper the Korean war with a soutliwnir we,, tell thcni to halt. " Frail said. obtained the natnes of tho would wind 15 M.P.H. from east , barom- pers (lied with the court alleged request ol Muss nnd with the con- body pinned under the vehicle he ience and the mark of a s»od offensive that rolled through Scon "Then wo (ire a warnin* shot , lie killers , members of a secrei eter 20,71 and (ailing, humidity 77 tbe money was Income from Roos- sent of Marshall's widow, was working on. commander. and swept to Ptisan at the south then fire ot them." < ' army group cul led Delta. percent. evelt-CuUum Motors. iiinii IMIIPII |ii ilium II i mmimmmm ^mmemmiwm 'tnwmmw^'9nnwnmmnmmmmmmm ,mmmmnmmmmmmmnmmmtm ^mmmmnmmmmmmii . — T 7—,— : ._ m I ' I I i mm III iiun'il ill nlili m iMUMmm4IMeM~ I y jil l IHH—WmlBllllll . I'CONGRATULATE 1 : '^ *m W ^.: T v/ - m m m*Mm^^m^^ii^m^^^m^m*/M mm ^ <^x. Sailors Ready To Give Blood To Space Pilots I GRADUATE | 1 1 1 p Sy ¦BANK CAR!Y rareas—and in various emergency ! Mfnners described to a rcportei I I 3 l l f ! 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Ellings ment Association board of direc - He said today that he hopes to no more than minor injuries appealed to motorists not to use tors Monday night as WIDA man- take them to the state Department when the car in which he was rid- Broadway for a through street, ager effective early in June. of Aeronautics in St. Paul this ing was struck by a train at noon but aldermen decided Monday This was announced by S. J. week for a review prior to sub- Monday. night that the appeal fell largely Pettersen. WIDA president , follow- mitting thern to the Federal Avia- on deaf ears. Sheriff's deputies said that ing the board's special meeting tion Agency. The federal govern- Harold H. Zander, 52, was driving Fourth Ward Aid. James Stolt- at the Winona Chamber of Com- ment has agreed to pay half of north at .11:56 a.m. on CSAH 25 rwan said that the dust problem merce. the cost. on the east side of town. was intolerable. Motorists have Morse succeeds Joseph F. Rhod- The project—scheduled for con- been skirting around erick who has resigned effective Zander told authorities that he the detour struction this summer—has been both directions but barricades, left partly open for June 20 to return to Frederick, had looked delayed because a switch has been failed to see the train coming convenience of contractor's equip- Md., 1o operate an office supply made from the southeast to the from his left (west). When he ment. store. Morse has been manager northwest for the extension. The of the Red Wing chamber since did see the train, it was too late He said that he had discussed f ormer was too expensive, to stop. this with Chief of Police George January 1957. Previously he was a radio an- LAST WEEK the federal air Zander skidded 38 feet up to Savord who had agreed a detour end of his would be good. nouncer and publicity director at space committee approved the the tracks. The front Waterloo, Iowa, and was a high switch in plans—which had been car then was struck by the Chi- Broadway was on the alder- cago 4 North Western 's "400. " men's minds Lh other ways. school teacher in Iowa. He is a regarded as a major hurdle — graduate of Moraingside College, but now the agency itself must Zander's car swung around and TROPHY WINNERS . . . Four students in 2nd St., and Larry Eden , La Crescent , Minn., Mrs. Mary Masyga, alderman- Sioux City, Iowa , and did grad- approve the construction plans. carried into the ditch on the east at-large, praised College of Saint uate work at the University of an auto mechanics class of the Winona Area third in the post-high school group. Each com- side of the road. Teresa for having taken immedi- "Bill " E. Mor*e Some city officials have been Minnesota, Iowa State Teachers concerned that the federal agen- Vocational-Technical School won second and third peting school is furnished an automobile for prac- Damage to Zander's car was ate action to improve the appear- College and the University of Ha- places in an annual automotive trouble-shooting tice one week preceding the contest. Engineers estimated by sheriff's deputies at ance of its property at West j cy might be encouraging the city waii. He served with the Na\y j to postpone, at least until next contest at Robbinsdale, Minn , over the week- at the time of the contest put identical malfunc- $1,100. The train was not dam- Broadway and 5th streets, a con- 49 months during World War II aged. year, the extension because of the end. Left to right with . trophies awarded in the tions into all cars and the two-member teams dition which the Council had noted The new WIDA manager has imothy Brown Zander told the Daily News to- two weeks ago. moves by North Central Airlines contest sponsored by an automobile manufacturer are judged ofi the basis of the amount of time been married 18 years. His wife day that he felt "stiffer than a to fly over the city with the Con- are Glenn Carney, 130 Fairfax St., and Paul required to identify and correct the trouble. The NOW, HOWEVER , the said, teaches in the third grade of the vairs that require the longer run- board ,!' but he said he probably Johnson, 452 Main St. who placed second in the Winona students' instructor is Norris Abts. (Daily Westfield Golf Course , in the same Red Wing public school system. lamed Wisconsin way and because the airline, ap- would be back at his job after a area should improve its appear- They have two children , a son , 15, parent ly doesn't want to serve the bigh school division , and Harley Antoff , 476 E. Mews photo) couple of days. He said he was , ance. She also thought the ad- and a daughter il. Morse plans city with Convairs even if the shaken up, but a doctor's exami- to move his family here as soon j jacent Belmont Park presents a runway were adequate. nation had revealed nothing more poor appearance. There should be as he finds housing. He hopes to ! Ihief Justice than bumps and bruises. a sidewalk on top of the dike in assume his new duties during the MADISON , Wis. (.ft - Timothy HOWEVER , at the City Coun- $150 in Fines this area she added. first week in June. Brown, 73. has been named chief cil meeting Monday night alder- Council Studies , ¦ Borzyskowski This last suggestion was in rela- Pettersen said the WIDA board ju stice of the Wisconsin Supreme men received a letter from the Levied Under "ourt tion to the Council's proposal to felt Morse was well qualified to] , succeeding .Grover Broad- federal agency extending the dead- continue industrial foot , 69 , run sidewalks, curbs and gutters promotion start- j who died Friday in Min- line for completion of plans from Cas Ordinance Alley Closing Engineers Order ed by Rhoderick. At Red Wing , leapolis while being treated for April 30 to June 30. on both sides of West 5th Street •' RenamedWater Residents of a West End area from Junction Street west, Plans Morse has helped local Indus- i blood clot. In other airport matters A La Crescent man pleaded The elevation of Brown is auto- last are divided as to whether a 10- and specificat ions are being drawn tries; expansion and has been in- 1 night the Council got a request guilty today before Municipal strumental in establishment of sev- 1 matic, since the chief justice is looi alley—not used for cars but and a hearing will follow. from Peter Biesanz Sand & Grav- Judge S. D. J. Bruski to three apparently for nearly everything eral companies in Red Wing's in- ,' always the one who has the most Reconstruction Second Ward Aid. Lloyd Deilke el Co, already using some airport separate charges involving a else—should be closed , left platted dustrial park on Trunk Highway seniority on the high court bench. city gas ordinance. Board President said that the sidewalk, program " land, to lease or buy additional or widened. 61 northwest of the city. i Brown has been a Supreme Court , city gas in- on West 5th Street should start on land. The proposal will be inves- George Jessen The north-south alley is bound - The board felt Morse's exper- i justice since 1949 , when he was spector, charged Paul Lappan , Lee Street and that he had so tigated. ed by Hanover , Lenox, Otis and Pumphouse the city engineer. ience has given him many con- : appointed to fill the vacancy cre- 25, with servicing a gas fur- Of arranged wit* Aldermen took the advice of Monroe streels. The sidewalk will be designed for tacts with industrial prospects at ed by the death of Justice Joh n nace at a residence at 712 W. Reconstruction of the pumphouse which should help him in his work , D. Wickhem. Winona Insurance Agency to add King St. without a license. Eleven residents had petitioned for the Wincrest Addition water- the north side, from Lee to Junc- S60.0QO liability covered on city owns almost all here, Pettersen said . i Brown was elected in 1953 for a air- Jessen also charged . Lappan for the closing, but they ran into works system on Garvin Heights tion. The craft stored at the airport the land on the north side. 10-year term. until with servicing this gas furnace some opposition last night , main- has been ordered by consulting en- Daniel Bam- Gov. Gaylord Nelson will appoint such time as an airport operator without a permit and for leav- ly from George Grupa , 76 Otis gineers, members of the Board of Fourth Ward Aid. is given a benek wondered whether it would another justice for Broadfoot's franchise. Annual pre- ing a gas cap off a main, St. , who has one garage but wants Municipal Works were advised mium is $300. Mrs. be a good idea to put a sidewalk term ,, which is to end in 1966. Muriel Ollom, to build a second ofie on the al- Monday. Another Meeting i 1st Ward , voted against it Lappan was arrested by po- ley. He also said the alley is de- on top of the secondary flood dike lice on a warrant at 11:25 a.m. Construction of the pumphouse along the golf course. When the Hall. sirable for use by utilit y maih- at the well site on Starlite Drive Deposit Forfeited Monday at City lenance trucks and that it is un- new flood project is constructed it Judge Bruski sentenced him began recently. By mid-month con- might not be needed. Mayor R. K. On Water Mains sightly because "residents made it crete footings had been poured and i On License Charge Woman Draws Jail to pay a $100 fine or 30 days in unsightly. '' Ellings said it would be a good . county jail the first charge, j the first courses of concrete blocks on Delos Cizak , 56 Otis St., also fa- idea to keep it. Elmer W. Henderson. 44, 1730 Sentence in Theft a $25 fine or eight days in the i laid for the 8- by 18-foot structure. W. Wabasha St., forfeited a $30 vored the status quo. Board Secretary G. 0. Harvey THE SAFETY committee of the To New Site Urged county jail on each of the oth- i deposit today in municipal court Mrs. Ginther Benson , 46. 213 W. er charges, the sentences to Mrs. John Engler, 65 Lenox St., Uold commissioners Monday that a JefferSbn School PTA — headed Another meeting with the City on a charge of driving after sus- 2nd St.. pleaded guilty today be- run consecutively. spoke in favor. She said 11-prop- representative of the engineering by Mrs. Paul Sanders — had made Council when the Board of Munici- 1 pension of his license. fore Municipal Judge S. D. J. erty owners had signed three had Lappan paid the fines total , firm of Toltz . King, Duval! & As- related suggestions in a letter re- pal Works receives survey data on \ He was arrested by police at Bruski to a charge of petty lar- not , and that the property owners sociates Minneapolis, retained by noted about ing $150. ceived last night. It a projected extension of water 11:30 p.m. Sunday at Wabasha and ceny in taking clothing valued at oh the east side had given the 10 the board as its engineering con- 110 children from kindergarten '¦ serjice to the proposed site of a Pelzer streets. $10 frorn Salvation Army Family feet of land long ago for the al- sultant for the Wincrest job, had through sixth grade at Jefferson new Warner & Swasey Co., plant i Judge S. E>. J. Bruski also or- Service Store, 501 W. 5th St. ley. visited the project site and found use West 5th , and that an estimat- in the far West End was suggest- -j dered that his license plates be She was arrested by police on Second Ward Aid. Henry Parks that materials and work were not ed 155 use tbe crossings at Broad- ed Monday by impounded and his registration board President : a warrant at 8:35 a.m. today at New Assessment C. J. Borzyskowski asked whether it would be worth- in accordance with specifications. wayJunction and Orrin-Kraemer. C. J. Borzyskowski. card be turned in. 213 V. 2nd St. The committee asked no parking while considering those on the Harvey said that the engineer The board earlier this month Judge Bruski sentenced her to C. J. Borzyskowski, 168' a E. 3rd west side give 10 feet , on Kraemer from Junct i on to Or- to make a : had ordered the blocks removed bad requested its Minneapolis en- pay a $25 fine or serve eight days St .. Monday was elected to his 11th 20-foot alley. Grupa said he would rin. Instead the Council decided to Policy Adopted . l and construction started again in gineering consultants to make a Iceland Expels in city jail. She was taken to jail. consecutive term as president ol Other property owners will be ( accordance with the specifications. put up school crossing signs there. study of factors involved in the con- the Board of Municipal Works. Mrs. Masyga suggested painting Czech Trade Envoy checked before the June 5 meet- ' Only about two days had been re- templated 8,000-foot extension to Now in . his 26th year as a com- ing- ! quired for construction. crosswalks. the 28-acre tract at the airport REVKJAVIK, Iceland i.-Npl- Third Set of Twins missioner after appointment last Aid. Deilke proposed that some For Goodview The use of another st reet was j Acton Construction Co., St. Paul, acquired by Warner & Swasey Iceland's government has expelled year to a fifth six-year term , Bor- of the old roads at the intersection Born to Oregon Couple The Goodview Village Council the subject of discussion. Two I had been awarded the $15 ,721 con- from the city for construction of Czechoslovak trade envoy V. Monday night zyskowski was one of three board weeks ago the Council bad voted, of Junction and Broadway, closed passed an ordinance officers re-elected a-p Monday 's tract for construction and installa- several years ago, be opened a million dollar plant. Stochl . charging he tried to get an WOODBLRN. Ore. (AP) - The providing for partial prepayment at the request of Rainbow Jewel- tion but, Harvey said , the work Icelandic pilot informa- postponed annual meeting. again to improve traffic move- BORZYSKOWSKI SAID th-at a to collect third consecutive set of twins was of special assessments for water ers , 116 W . 4th St.. to put a me- > was being done by a sub-contrac- tion on the kind and number ol born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lukaszewski was re-elected ment in the area. The Council will report on the survey had not been service or for any future village vice-president and Gerald O. Har- ter in front of his business place, tor. - take a look June 4. Aid. Henry received but, when it is, "We should U. S. military planes at the Ke- Robert Miller of Woodburn. projects. subject to passage of an ordi- j The pumphouse development flavik base. Like the other two, the new vey, who also is the water depart - ' Parks. 2nd Ward, supported the get together with the Council so The property owner can pay ment's general superintendent, was nance. There s a yellow zone there probably won't affect the antici- twins are a boy and a girl, The j proposal. Council President Har- that the job can be started as soon part or all of the assessment . If elected secretary . now; to the west of il there was | pated date for start of water serv- that the OH D EAR, NOT MRS. ODEAR oldest twins are 14. The other (subject to some dispute as to fact> old Briesath said previous as possible. There 'll be time in- LEXINGTON, Ky. (.ft - Ally. part is paid . Ihe balance must be Reports were heard from City \ ice to houses in the addition. resulted in acci- pair will be 5 Wednesday. a one-hour parking meter. traffic pattern volved in getting bids and award- Robert M. Odear objected to a an even dollar amount. Assess- Engineer James Baird and James The target date has been June have eight children. dents. ing contracts so we can't lose any prospective juror in a civil case. The Jlillers ments hear 6 percent annual in- Carlson , representing the Winona Last ' night the Council passed i!5 and Harvey said that he thinks Related to the same area , but , , time if we're going to accomplish Judge Joseph J. Bradley smiled The oldest Barbara , is 18. A son terest starting 30 days after the architectural firm of Eckert & an ordinance putting in 12-niin- this can be realized . involving water movement rather ; anything by this fall. " and excused the lawyer's wife Donald , is 17. Village Council adopts the assess- Carlson, on possible measures to ute meters. The pump that will be installed than traffic Fourth Ward Aid. ¦ I . A letter was received from War- from jury duty. ment roll. , be undertaken for repair of the Later in the meeting when the ;in the 1,074-foot deep well was Daniel Bambenek suggested that ner & Swasey relative to water judge: 'i haven't The best - preserved classical Within a week the Council will roof at the Johnson Street pumping president called for citizens to scheduled to arrive here from Cal- Gilmore Avenue Creek outlet ditch Odear told the needs for fire protection at the won an argument with her since Greek Iheater is at Epidaurus. The call a special meeting to adopt station. speak , Lyle C. Turner of Turner 's ifornia Monday but has net yet ar- be checked for silt accumulation I proposed planl site. we wore married. And 1 don 't want structure was built in the 4th Cen- an ordinance concerning connec- For some time difficulties haw Cleaners & Launderers. 118 W. 4th rived. and debris. The state and city have \ to take a chance in this case." turv B. C. tion and plumbing for the water- been encountered villi roof leak- St. . protested the actions without i After it is installed the elevat- a maintenance agreement. A check IT SAID that engineers had de- works . Water rates will be dis- age and earlier this month the being consulted. He said that the ed water storage tank will be fill- will be made. Aid. Parks said that termined that a water supply pro- cussed at the meeting. The con- board asked Baird and the archi- unloadin g zone voted out informal- ed for testing and there are a few the street committee does routine viding 1,000 gallons a minute with nection rale is $3. tect lo determine what might be Jv two weeks ago was "his. " ot her routine finishing jobs lo be maintenance occasionally. a residual pressure of 40 pounds j done to remedy the situation. He and 2nd Ward Aid. Henry done before the system will be Mrs. Muriel Ollom , 1st Ward , would be sufficient for fir e protec- THE COUNCIL agreed to extend Carlson said that there arc sev- ready for operation . asked that an investigation be Disagrees High- Parks differed as to whether there tion. Council water to the Winona County eral alternatives: A new roof might made on Improvement in traffic ' lias been a meter in the stall to The type of extension contem- way Department s garage and of- be constructed following removal the west . safety conditions a( the intersec- plated by the board would meet fice building under construction of Ihe present roof and removal of tion of Highways 14 and fil , scene this requirement. near Trunk Highway 61. The ride a portion of the outside walls , the Aldermen suggested that Turner of numerous accidents , including Commissioners noted that previ- has not yet been set. A public existing roof might be repaired investigate the possibility of con- Council Approves one Monday noon. Rabies Shots structing a laundry unloading ously a 1,050-gallon , 45 pound On hearing will he held before the and a new ceiling with vapor tight require all li- If Ihe dog which hit the child portion of his alley She also asked an investigation residual pressure supply would be A proposal to water line is extended to the new ' insulation constructed. chute on thai city to have i had been vaccinated , the shots which juts out to the alley ad- of block-long, narrow John Street required. censed dogs in Ihe building. The line will be about Commissioners agreed to make Unloading Ramp — from Broadway to 5lh — for a periodic vaccination for rabies j would be unnecessary, three blocks lone . an inspection of the pumping sta- jacent to the post oltice. improvement of safety for chil- was greeted with mixed reactions i __ ... .. on what should H lson Mmneapohs Eugene llafner , Davy Engineer- tion before deciding dren. She said about 20 children by the City Council Monday night . <»• " "• ° < for repair , ™«a*, S ,l,i ing Co., La Crosse, reported Ihe be done. Cosl estimates play in the street. Parking is pro- Sec ond Ward Aid. Lloyd Deilke «''c " ranged up- Child Hurt in Crash For Harbor ?/ ndm,Ucif^ ,nt hpre ;,as n0t'^ water tower would be tested soon. or new construction hibited on one side now . It could said he was rcadv' to approve the loard - l J , >l (,f lu,,ni,n vahlc m Work will start within 10 days on wards lo $30 ,000. A scrap iron broker , who began be prohibited on both or the street EUB Pastor plan as outlined hv representa.ives ' « '11 " ™«' * Released from Hospital many years low- ! the remaining contracts of the wa- operating here this year, got could become one-way This also of the city public health nursing I Minnesota , for have been aboi l SO ter project—pumphouse , water All members of Ihe D ress family City Council permission Monday was referred (o flic traffic safety advisory board , the city health™ 1^ , portable concrete rab ] r'°*> ,r softening equipment, pump and involved in an accident at Clark's night to build a committee. board and the Winona County Med-j™05 " f ""'I™ s f ramp nt the commer- , , skunks but im- ! electrical controls. The waterworks Lane and Highway 61 at noon unloading Reassigned ical Society, will, apparent supJ 1%2 ' nbou luil . ^ Damage $350 THE COUNCIL asked City Enai- nc lud.ng. a cat n \\ .- \ should go into operation in the Monday were released after em- cial harbor. One pastor has been reassigned port from cilv veterinarians , tlic ' Parenlly fall. ergency treatment from Winona The request came from Steph- neer Jnrnes Baird to arrange a ; ,lon ,ml to his parish and two changes stale department of Health and the " ""' '""T 'Che Council decided to buy a General Hospital. en J Rupsch. La Crosse, repre- meeting with the engineering com- v pn ; ,; o( rab,PS? 'V™,ronl were made in local and area stale Livestock Sanitary Board. , . ' . '"? sfroa: new caustic sod a tank from the In 2 Mishaps Thomas Ureas , 5. received the senting the Alter Co., Davenport , mittee, the city atlorney nnd A. skmlks ,0 ,,( s M. Kramer, neighbor to the churches as a result of the 107th However, Mrs. Marv Masyga . al- | * : village of Bangor , Wis ., for $175 Two accidents were reported lo most serious injury, hut he was Iowa. Clark's Lane drainage problem annual session of the Minnesota dennnn-nt.large , said il "sounds Well , said Aid. Bauniami , whnl for water softening. The tank is ploice , one Monday evening and released after spending a good He said that the company has ;,,> regarding, a solution . Conference of (he Evangelical In me like an unenforceable law. " i «1" >». eii.smg cats .' Fourth Ward an extra one Bangor had. another this morning There were night at Hie hospital. His attend- shipped out two barges this Aldermen appeared to feel that United Brethren Church at Farm- She claimed that half of the A •,anirs tollman wondered no injuries but about $350 dam- ing physician said he had suffered spring. Loading work would be dogs ''l- Til., somcthhi must be done immedi- ington last week. in the city aren ' t licensed nn(| , ; about that too NORTHWESTERN Btll age resulted multiple contusions and abrasions helped with the ramp, he added . R Co, v ill install and main- ately above the catch basin at the The Rev. Paul Milbrnndl will therefore , apparently wouldn 't be : Whore are you going to hang n phone Police said that Miss Sandra on bis head and body. It will consist of an anchored slab intersection of Clark 's Lane and again serve Ihe Evangelical United required to gel (he vacciiK' : lag «>n a cal , asked Mayor li. K. tain a line from Ihe pumphouse Lee I'rigge. 20 , 210 Grand St., The Drcas family lives on Gil- of concrete, extendinq out over Valley barge, I«ike Boulevard. The engineer said Brethren Church in Winona. And .lid Ward Aid. Howard Kllings. to the water tower. The line will was driving north on Grand St. more Road. the water and the empty that a storm sewer with a series The changes will come at South • carry .signals operating water- at 7:45 p.m. When she turned on which trucks can back and Baumann , although he was not Aid . Raumann had another into tbe barge of catch basins — for a distance Ridge and Eyota. works equipment . right least ) on Hast 4th Slre«>t , dump directly necessarily opposed , said the , question , recalling that the ined- messing up the area of possibly 275 feet — would be a The Rev. Truil Nordslrcm will ' , Alvin V. Berg, chairman of the she lost control of her ear and Sentence Suspended without Council .shouldn t ru.sh int o il . that i j eal societ y has opiro.sed mass 1 Second Ward Aid, Henry Parks, solution , but it would be on Kram- perhaps , Village Planning Council , report- struck ' a -parked car on the south succeed the Rev. Lowell Findley , a public bearing should vaccination for polio , which Ihe On Support Charge street committee chairman, said er 's property for at least a portion lie held, ed on Ibis proposed permanent side of the street (her right ! at South Ridge . At Eyota the Rev. j alderman regarded as a more se- il was a good idea of tbe distance. Water also comes Dale Wordelmnn will replace Ilnr- __. i Johns on said truck route which was then adopt - about iV) feel from Grand. Itichnrd F'onfnrn , 27, Arcadia. ,.,,, „ „ rious threat. Dr. car was In a related development , the off the Kramer property, down ROUGHLY the proponent*- lnilt Komi. m,.m|,ei s of the medi- i e'»l>He , but it Is t liy by Mrs. Elaine Kllefsou. Minne- United Brethren church are serv- two. Local veterinarians would do ! ! ol burning of wrecked cars Judge Bruski senti-nced him tt Third Ward Aid. Howard Kall- the hill from Clark 's Lane, re- Marling P*,,nl - 3!)ih sota City, ami John l'hlt. l.a ed by one minister , will be used the vaccination on a mass basis, , Mer Kohn Wrecker Sirv/er, pay a $"« ness i.s> in a heavy industrial zone. write again. ¦ 't licensed , including mnnv ir Point' said tluit both cars w ere pended if Kon 'ani "will pay $2< received a wnge adjustment in Hr.i-i . Johnst i . on s i,li thisa ,s;. preven- aren The Council will invest igate (or A request from the Winona Hous- POPPY SALE h n(llt, hh01 r,o(,d , the Mavo, dn\ing north on Junction. Mrs weekly toward Ihe support of thi the past to compensate for the I v.- medicine. A survey of local possible violation of tile zoning or- ing it Redevelopment Authority LAKE CITY , Minn . (Special)-A j( h (|l (() t (|u)Sf Kllefsnn struck ('fit's car on Ihe children lor an indefinite limp. i extra time involved. , , , „ dinance. for a street extension in the homes total of l.flOO buddy poppies was phys nans shows that between 75 T1)i|.{1 Wa „, A1() 'Baumanr left side when she attempted to d A permit was renewed for a $4(1 for Ihe elderly project was refer- sold here Inst weekend by Bernard and 100 children are bitten by dogs resPnlK, ,ha, .suggestion, pass him. here each year and then here is . fri for Jim 1). Mohan and Bren- red, to the city engineer. Flesche VFW :> ost 87211. Duune 1>0B owniM s now pav n w i; Damage to Mrs. F.llefson's car Aid. Parks said that he would Schafer. commander, anv police nt $ll>0. ?VjF Eagles Regular Meeting was rabid usually oft the service road near 4tith have a specific proposal nt Ihe ary, Mrs ," David Dunhum , presi- , 'result ing in mnlos mu) s,>ay(.( i f oma|es. to Pint 's car , $50 June 4 meeting for posting of dent. Proceeds finance local wel- giving the child a series of shots ^Iso present for tbe commit I N Avenue, Mrs. Kllefsou was charged with f ^Kl V/edi —8 p.m. in the Aerie Room streols to facilitate street main- fare programs and the extensive -" puinlul , expensive and not with- meeting was l)r. It . L. Pin ker Presiding at the Hireling in thi careless driving. She will he ar- kV tenance. This will be in areas nut danger. " Cost , he said , was Village Hall was Mayor Hex John raigned Thursday in municipal *5eT John p Mi Gill , Se 'crelarv rehabilitation program conducted vet erinarian with the stale llealtl j ^ where parking Is heavy. by the VFW throughout the U. S. between $25 and $27. Depurtment. son. court. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Winona Contractor Rochester Firms, Low on Building FFA Awards Given QL diapbtwd¦ <£a&LWight Dunn County Jail WJC Cooperate Keller Construction Co. of Wi- At Spring Grove nona is apparent low bidder on SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- a general contract for . the new cial )— Donald Sylling and Vernon , On Shop Course Dunn County jail at Menomonie, Husemoen received high recogni- Natalie Warren tion at the annual FFA chapter Winona State College and three Wis. banquet Tuesday evening. Rochester firms—IBM Corp.. Cren- No action was taken to award Denald , chapter president, Jo Manufacturing Co. and Waters- contracts, however, as the build- re- —are cooperating on a ceived the DeKalb award and Ver- Conley Co. ing Dunn Coun- Rumors Rejected unique workshop program for in- committee of the non was named Chapter Star dustrial art teachers. ty Board sought ways to reduce Farmer. By EARL WILSON The college is offering two grad- costs of the project. Carroll Plager, Hormel 4 Co., ^ CANNES, France — As I bask here on the sunny Riviera at the uate credits for successful partici- The Keller bid was for $199,000, Austin, Minn., stressed attitudes Cannes Film Festival, the romance of Natalie Wood and Warren pation in this Rochester-based below the $201,500 bid of a Still- in everyday living in his address -very Beatty is going nicely, and ! hope that by the time you read program. water firm and the $204,700 bid to about 140 who attended. tliis dispatch, it still is. Purpose of the course is jo bring , Wis. contractor , , by a Durand , . Lois Swenson was named chap- But you can never tell around this strange mad festival world. industrial arts teachers into close Bidding specifications had includ- A chap advanced upon me 1 P.M. the other day in the lobby ter sweetheart and was presented contact with industry, thus broad- ed basement facilities for a civil a jacket. of the Hotel Carlton and says : ening their understanding and es- defense headquarters and an Dennis Holty received the star VYou heard about Natalie and M. Lebret , gave a tablishing a closer relationship whole festival, equipped firing range. Elimina- greenhand award Warren?" select little party for thern to which with industry. , Donald Sylling tion of these extras was suggested took the master swine producer "Oh, sure! Of eourse!" you say. he invited us and we found Na- Sessions will include presentation in order to bring construction costs award and Keven Goodno won the You haven't heard a thing but talie and Warren to be real nice by representatives from industry. nearer to original estimates by you have to act smart. "Which folks. Plant tours will be used to point the committee. A saving of $20,- star sheep farmer award. version did you hear?" you say. ! WARREN PUT on fit's ghmes, out various phases in the instruc- 000 could be made in this way, Alfred Hagen , district 16 secre- "You will feel this guy out and see and Natalie spoke Russian to one tional program. Computer it was believed. tary, presented district and state ¦what sys- it is all about if anything, f of the Russian glamour girls. Na- tems will be presented trophies to chapter teams and in- the by IBM. and pretend you knew it all i talie learned Russian as a little Crenlo Co. will illustrate dividuals. invent factors time and you might even j girl ; she had to il she wanted to Jn manipulative skills in metals. Owen Foss, local businessman, a couple of details; making them ! communicate with her parents. was named av: - ¦» . .- .I -A ^"* ' ,.¦* ?s-* "F*- " provements estimated to cost $75,- nods, "I wish I had your sources. Red Buttons resumed his sing- j 553. and on lowering and replac- Anyway . . ." ing lessons . . . Two hook com- i Mankato Man ing water mains and appurten- "Let's go somewhere quiet , panics are rushing out volumes on j ances on Harrison Street between you say, which is a laugh because the Liz-Dickie affair . . . Richard ; Se ntenced for Lincoln and Rice Street. there is no place quiet on this Rodgers says his next show 'with : ' The proposed street improve- whole coast now except in a ceme- Alan Jay Lerneri will have a con- will be grading, base, ' February Killing ment bi- tery. : temporary N.Y. setting; he s keep- j i tuminous surfacing, curb, gutter ' . Preshy j MANKATO, Minn. -OB — Joseph ing the rest a mystery . . : , , THE CHAP finally says they are Marker of "Funny Thing Happen- ! Black , 31. pleaded guilty in Blue ahd sidewalk on Harrison Lincoln feuding because of their pu blic- ?d" is a Vassar graduate and an ! Earth County District Court Mon- Wilson and Thompson streets; DOUBLE FEATURE ity. He says Natalie wants to be ex-schoolteacher, day to a charge of third degree grading, base and surfacing of a named first in the publicity . Natalie Ross of "Come Blow murder and was sentenced to service drive adjacent to Highway she wants peopl e to say "Natalie Your Horn" will marry gov 't serve up to 30 years in the Still- 14. and sidewalk on \Vest Main Wood was out with Warren Beat- physicist Loren Miller . . . Vince ; water State Prison. and Rice streets. ty" and he wants people to say i Ben Casey) Edwards signed a re- | Black was charged with first de The council voted to make an "Warren Beatty was out with Na- ! cording contract with Decca . ., .i grec murder in the Jan. 29 shoot- ! overall charge of $5 per foot for talie Wood ." EARL'S PEARLS: Another thing ing death of Marvin Wendt, 29, a ! curb and gutter in accordance "It has got real bitter between so simple that a child can opcr- ) neighbor and co-worker , but Judge j with precedents established last them," the chap says in a low ate it is a grandparent. — Al j Milton Mason permitted him to • year, less 25 percent forgiveness voice. Spong. plead to the lesser charge. ' ¦ on some corner lots. All T can say is that it was not TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A fel- ! Wendt was killed by a blast from i Council will open bids June 6 at real bitter between them when I low was recalling his wife had : a shotgun as he lay in bed in his ¦ I^AUDIE MURPHY saw them come into the hotel laryngitis: 'It was like watching i home. Black was indicted Feb. 27 8 p.m, on a 125.000 BTU natural arm-in-arm around midnight . In TV with the sound turned off. " by a grand jury. i gas furnace for the disposal plant . WISH I'D SAID THAT: Those : The court was told psychiatric The board voted to purchase ma- fact , the B.W. and I were with ' At 9:45 them. medical shows on TV aren't very tests showed Black was immature terial to increase capacity qf the It ha? become the custom here f lood, claims a viewer; "The pa- , and that a lie detector test indicat- distributor system of the disposal And at 7:45-10:30 for everybody from the Aga Khan's tient always live, hut the plot ed he did not intend to kill Wendt. j plant for not to exceed $950. widow, the Begum, on down, to en- dies." It also was brought out that his Council meeting were changed GREATEST GUNRGHTER tertain them. The head of the THE INTERNATIONAL SITUA- eyesight is so poor that he is le- ! from the first Thursday to the tion, must be grave again. We've gally blind. fiist Wednesday of the month. u n-uiiM noticed that John Kennedy has been getting more newspaper tf , space than Caroline . . . Thaf's ¦Bv mm * \ 1 M^^ewmmWm9e\Wmmmm\t\Ji%*av3aV fgP earl, brother ... Ol' Man River Calling Fishermen Subsidy State and federal hatcheries in ^¦B^^L X» 1 Zm r m%WkLm ^^ g- • A m mir^SL H0W! ^ With the weather pleasantly It will be recalled that the Michigan will contribute 920,000 Weymmmw '9 I^UH^^HXW A plan to pay commercial fisher- trout to the total, up from 560,000 w\ CfflSD warm, the stage of the river invit- \ m Dai ry Month ing and most harbor facilities in men in the Mississippi a sub- last year , the department said. STEWART GRANGER I operation , the river tourist moved sidy oh carp sufficient to make Ontario will release 583,500 and m~] Farm Family into the pleasure and recreation the marketing of this fish prof- Wisconsin 256.000. ' itable, was voted down at the \jtil HAYA HARAREET I ¦ picture during the past week and MimL, ' / s | ST R OF "oeN-HUR" [E OCI HODSOW - «"> HUMS From Rochester will bjossom into full bloom with Buffalo County meeting of the The Great Lakes Fishery J * Conservation Congress: Com- corhmision is directing the pro- ROCHESTER , Minn. M-Mr. and vacationtime starting in the week ahead. mercial fishermen—the only gram in a continuing effort to Mrs. Lincoln Schroeders and their control program for carp of the restore lake trout to the lakes. STARTS WED. sons of rural Rochester Monday river—are going broke because ' Sea lampreys virtually wiped ONE OF THE BEST were named Minnesota s June Dai- Among the early visitors of the low price for carp on them out. Latest studies indi- ¦ ¦ ry Month farm family. E 4m ^t ^^ were the family group from the fish markets. ' S^e^X The Schroeders, named by the cate the lamprey control pro- Peoria, III., shown at the Whit- gram still h making headway, J« Srf^SFi "He heard you say we 're go- state dairy industry committee, taker Marina docks. The four, The following Associated Press will symbolize Minnesota's 81,000 the department said. ing to the Coffee Shop in the left to right, are Mr . and Mrs. dispatch from the North Shore, an- dairy (arm families during Ihe in- other commercial fishing area , Hotel Winona for a T-Bonc ' C. 0. Horstman and Mr. and Steak and that's his way of dustry s traditional June observ- all of Peoria. shows that thoughts along this ance. Mrs. Louis Finn, asking you to bring back the The picture was taken before line are not limited to the Upper 1 | 1 iwwsatiawith BERNARD LEE PLUS IJJ , Lincoln Schroeders and his wife i^ bones for him!" River and Lake Pepin. / Deaths Raise operate Knollside Farm four miles the start of their river adven- ture by water back home. north vest of Rochester with two TWO HARBORS, Minn. Un- W/ffy MM«^J^?^i]*iLewi!u,eiup D«r Fiihrw! « r ^ |W ' sons, Jim , IS, and Henry. 21. A commercial fishermen along DAYTDNIVEN IP| ^H^^^a^Pl^ft^^E vi ^^^A third son. Davis, 26 , is with the Horstman had purchased "Live- Wisconsin Toll w-8-M^^StONr ly Lady" here from Whittaker and the Lake Superior north shore TTP^^ < j£fr ANTHONY QUINNf | Army at Fort Lewis, Wash . have signed petitions asking ' The 440-acre farm has been built had taken a "shake down " cruise bUBLIVBWlS Zitk ^ M to Stillwater before heading down- federal subsidies on fish sim- into a showpiece often toured by ilar to those accorded farm On Roads lo 262 WMS Rochester school younfisters. river. Stocked with groceries and Th«' products. Wm^tmU ^/ W J^TAMERS • SPIKE MIW6AN • ^JSGREGOtRE KUIp>TWlT m.. .« .,x * %# ¦ ' f ~~"< The action came on the eve William Schliewe, 59, Juneau , NOW SEE HIS NEWEST! WEDNESDAY ,Mg /{mmm\W\' • j of the June 1 closing of the died early today at a Beaver Dam f *^; "—"^ -> * »^ ¦*» /»• f-r»"3F*wwt«p»f <« tjw- ~*-/ "* t * v ¦ lake to trout fishing in efforts hospital of injuries suffered when r * EJBk ^It^A i t/^ff' + - . SW - to rebuild a stock of the fish his car and a cattle truck collided ravaged in recent years by 011 Highway 28 one mile north ot -"• . ¦•*¦ ' ' lamprey eels. Juneau. I . * ^fc> ^ Mrs. Aida Stoll , 65, Maywood , Fishermen also asked for quo 111., was killed in the sideswipe -fas on foreign imports of fish collision of a car and truck on especially from Canada , and the Highway 20 in northwest Racine use of part of import duties to en- County Monday. Injured in the large and improve the general fish crash were Mrs. Stoll' s daughter , market in this country. Mrs. Harold Howe Jr., 30, ol Bur- Spokesmen said the petitions lingion . Wis., and her two sons, Harold. 5, and Kenneth . 2. All suf- THI IXPIORII were being sent to the Minne- fered fractured skulls and cuts. 0MNCI WtCl AND PlNlApn.E.CMn'fkUM J0ICI MID » - ' , sota congressional delegation . / crown. * IIGCIK to / ctowN. IH or-o MACK: ' m A I All 01 All O SHftHI Willi ICl. rOUK, A0H TONIC. B ' 4- Here is the reason, that Lake Superior has been closed to lake Central Lutheran Inci- ¦ . , ¦ , ¦ ~ w trou t fishing commercially. Am, JJk . '- ¦>*•¦ ¦HL n ~ ~" ££v ">«J^£i* dentally, Minnesota is also stock- Group Elects Officers f , " ing. Early this year , while visit- • w * " ' : ''xA tiM' ~ II^^^HH^H^H^'PI ing the state hatchery at Lanes- Helen Stoa is the new president : Kiu^MiiiB WmWmWmWmWmWmmmWf. i boro, Russell Hanson , superinten- of the Senior Luther League of k^^^HHlHH ^^^^^^^^HI^^HHf' dent Ihere, showed us several mil- Central Lutheran Church. ^ lion fingerlihg lake trout being The other new officers, elected / '' ' ¦ " -^^V/f^^^^l^SKIkWWWfr^mmmlmmmmmmmmmWeWX'^^^^^^^^^H raised there lor Lake Superior and at a meeting Sunday, arc: Sue -4c\V >\ ^^w»L^^%^ ' other trout lake stocking in deep Zimmerman, vice president; Dixie \ ' ' - L"l # A 1 1 a ^^SlH^S^^^^Hr^B^i^^^^B lakes of Northern Minnesota: Fegre, secon d vice president: Kar- LANSING , Mich. (^-Nearly en Olson, secretary, and Byron 1 , 700,000 yearling lake trout Bobnen, treasurer. ^WmaWmW^^^ Jfl^^^^^^^H^^^EEI^^^^^I^^^^^^^^^H will be released , in Lake Su- All ol the officers are invited to perior in May and June In the attend the leadership school at St. A Wa ' , , in July. Ami juicf ' Tn ffl^^nHl^^^H^^B^^B^^^ ¦ largest planting since the trout Olaf College Northfield Biisi^ m ot. I CWWK. in oi. una.! 11 M^mmwmWmWmWmWmWmWmmWm-1 .- «*« JUI « AND » cno»m. re-stocking program started in Luther League officers from this tMV A . mu. WIN Mf ,;; J \W Wm M . I ,; A (1CCH Id HU Cartoon j mmufmuuuu muuuuu * 195!) , the state conservation de- district of the American Lutheran VVC^IR ^V' Hfe ^^l partment said today. Church attend the school. Feature \\ ^^^^^^ / WmtfmmwmWBm v^\ Trl l^^i^iRB^iE^iE^H SPECIAL ", Soidan.Jhoq. FOUNTAIN CITY , WIS. Pt TOMORROW THURSDAY L-, . ^^fv lflfT^; ^w~Starring *v Intmhclnm and EVERY WED. NITI and BVSRY THURS. 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BETSINGER , NEW YORK (AP ) — A nation- \ panied Michael Rockefeller, on his ¦ cosy Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Train 7, the carrier's fast mail- son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bet- wide search for a pint of blood ill-fated expedition into the jungle I Railroad, Trains magazine dis- express. singer, 414 Mankato Ave., who has of an extremely rare type wanted closed here in a report on its an- The Santa Fe daily operates 226 wilds of West New Guinea has not been stationed at Pt. Leoughty, ; 't be 'nual train speed survey. runs, aggregating 14,757 miles at lost his tast« for adventure. Africa, for the past '2Vi , re- for a child that won born j ¦ . sears For the second year in a row, speeds of 65 miles an hour or Rene W. Wassink, 35, an anthro- cently spent a 30-day . furlough for several days ended when a the Santa Fe's crack train, Super more. In the 80-mile-an-hour field, pologist on loan to the Dutch ad- with his parents. He is now sta- Milwaukee NegTo was found to Chief , took the prize with a speed its only competition is from the ministration here, is planning his tioned at London, England . His be a qualified donor, to wear ; Illinois Central, which runs two next jungle trip into a little known of 82.1 miles an hour in covering address is: Navy 100—Box 18, Edward Brown, an employe of I trains a total of . 89 miles daily in village that is the ax-making cen- the 99.9 miles between Garden F.P.O., New York , N. Y. ROTARY SPEAKER . the American Motors plant in City, Kan., and Lamar, Colo., in the upper bracket. ter -of' the north coast. Jerry R. Pratt , director of The I. C. took third place in Kenosha, Wis., donated the blood 73 minutes. Wassink, stocky and with a JAMES W. KARNATH , Navy community relations, Upper and it was flown Monday to Idle- It was pointed out that the rec- the speed derby by running the bushy moustache, was with Rock- Panama Limited and the ail- aviation electronics technician Midwest Research and Devel- wild Airport where a physician ord was all the more remarkable efeller when he disappeared while airman, son of was waiting for the package. "Eosy coach City of New Orleans at 81.1 after their opment Council, will address | in that the Super Chief normally swimming for help Mr, and Mrs. The doctors said the New York carries 15 or more cars and must miles an hour on the 44.6 mile, boat overturned in the mouth of Rotary Club luncheon 12:15 stretch between Champaign and Walter II. Karnath, Negro child is expected to be suf- traverse a constant grade. Lamar the Eilanderi River , on the terri- 776 Terrace Lane, p.m. Wednesday at Hotel Wi- fering from a disease of the new- being 780 feet Mattoon, 111. tory's hostile south coast, higher in altitude Cadet T. J. Slaggn reported lor duty nona. The public is invited. born that causes the red blood : than Garden City. Th* City of New Orleans just The search for the youth- with Helicopter The hotel requests advance cells to break down, resulting in- youngest son of New York Gov. Cadet THOMAS J. SLAGGIE, missed the 80 mile goal by hitting Training Squa- reservations. extreme anemia. The blood are Santa Fe alto took sec- c Th* I on I 79.8 miles an hour on the 40-mile Nelson A. Rockefeller—and its re- 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard dron Eight , Elly- ¦ type which counteracts the dis- track between Effingham and Cen - sultant failure drew international A. Slaggie, 100 E. Wabasha St., ease is "O" RH Negative, U Nega- son Field Auxil- JUNE HAVOC, WRITER tralia. 111. attention. will graduate from the U. S. Mil- iary Landing tive. ' itary Academy, West Point , N. Y., us The Santa Fe s nearest com- Few clues ever were found, Field, Pensacola , NEW YORK W) - June Havoc, Dr. Leonard Luhby, chief of j I - Some 15 Types petitor on over-all fast runs is the "I'm firmly convinced he June 6. Fla., recently. the actress whose autobiography the pediatricts hematology di- ! 1 KEDETTES® Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. drowned." said Wassink. ' Upon graduation, Cadet Slaggie Prior lo entering "Early Havoc" was a best-seller, vision of the Flower and Fifth ; The Burlington has 215 individual will be commissioned a second the service in has turned now to playwriting. Avenue Hospitals, told newsmen ' runs covering il ,536 miles daily lieutenant in the Air Force and Karnath Of Headaches, April 1961 . Kar- Her first -script , "Marathon ," is at the airport that the blood type j at 65 miles an hour or faster — will receive a bachelor of science nath attended Winona State Col- on the production agend a of Da- is found in only one of several ! but none in the charmed 80-mile degree. lege. vid Merrick. hundred thousand persons. club. Politics Charged At West Point he was active ¦v Doctors Told The Burlington's fastest trains in the radio club and the rocket * rJ^WA«Aw«^AV*^vw,w«AV^.-/v¦'»<.vAVW.^w.^y.^•.^X.¦^¦y¦:¦V^^:v>:¦^M^• ^^ are the Twin Cities Zephyrs, Airman Basic STUART E. KOR. (AP) which society, an academic group. Slag- MINNEAPOLIS - There hit 78.7 miles an hour for the 57.7 PELA , s.on of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- is no such thing gie also was a member of the as a common, mile stretch between Prairie du In Chapel Row , the public ward S." Korpela , "garden variety" cadet chapel acolytes headache but, in Chien arid La Crosse. Wis. information detail staff and the 203 W. Mill fact , some 15 types of the painful World speed honors went lo staff of the "Pointer," the acad- St., is being as- malady, all arising from different European trains. The fastest pas- At Rochester emy 's magazine. s i g n e d to ....^vyyc*-/* causes. * ^ J U( I senger train in the 1961 survey -tff» Gov. Elmer Appointed to the academy by the Air Force And a headache is a symptom . ST. PAUL — , was number 320 of the French Andersen , Atty. Gen. Walter F. the late Rep. August H. Andresen t e c h ni cal not a disease, whose successful L. National Railway which does 84.8 Mondale and Fred Hughes of St. (R-Minn. ) , Slaggie was a cadet training treatment depends on studying the miles an hour for 41 miles be- , University of Minnesota re- sergeant during his senior year. course for flight tween Arras and Longueau. Cloud whole patient , not just the ache, gent, Monday became involved in a A 1954 graduate of Cotter High training equip- doctors agreed at a symposium controversy over acceptance by School, he attended St. Mary's ment special- This sam* system operates the , today at the Minnesota State Med- the state of a privately-sponsored College and the University of Min- ists C h a n u t e fastest train on a run over 150 AFB, 111. He is ical Association annual meeting. miles with the Mistral chapel for Rochester State Hospit- nesota. , Charles M. Jessico. , between a . 1960 g r a d- Dr Duluth , Paris and Dijon , which does 195.2 al. His parents will attend the grad- . member of the panel, uate of W i n o- said that miles in 142 minutes — 82.5 miles (hat Mondale uation exercises. Korp8,a seven per cent ef the population Hughes charged na Senior High an hour. had injected politics into the case. suffers from migraine-type head- School. The fastest United States freight The controversy had its origin JOHN C. (GEORGE) SCHMIDT, aches, originating in the head's train is the New York Central' son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. s last Wednesday when the State r , *Minn.—Pfc. W i 1- blood vessels. Super Vari-6, which does the 120.5 Schmidt, 451 Wilsie St., has been LAKE CITY Executive Council deferred action son of Mr. miles from East St. Louis to Mat- promoted to private first class in liam F. Wempner , Other types range from muscul- until June on a proposal by cer- and Mrs. F. H. Wempner, is par- laicli p [ toon at 60 miles an hour. the Army. He was inducted into i"^ ar contractions to cranial neural- tain individuals in the Rochester , The Southern Pacific's Blue the Army in September 1D6L , re- ticipating in Exercise Mesa Drive gia, an irritation of a nerve sup- area to raise funds for a chapel. a joint Army-Air Force training Streak merchandise freight does ceived basic training at Ft. Leon- plying the face. But only until The council must approve build- , at Yakima , Wash;, fir- a the 121.4 miles between Yuma, ard Wood, Mo., and graduated maneuver diagnosis of the cause of the trou- ing a chapel and acceptance of it ing center. He is a 1958 graduate Ariz., and Indio, Calif ., at 55.2 fro m the Army Signal. School, Ft. ble is made can the malady be as a gift. of Wabasha High School. miles an hour. The Texas and Monmouth, N. J. , as a fixed sta- ¦¦ ; cured. 1 ¦*¦ —:: New Orleans speeds the same Mondale asked the executive tion radio and maintenance oper- ' \< Dr. J.G. Rushton, Rochester, train 89.5 miles PETERSON , Minn.—A 3. C. Lar- j ti$bjt from Corsicana ; council to give him an opportunity ator. He now is assigned to the , son of Mr. and Wmix^ot outlined the three important pain- to Hearne, Tex., at 59.7 miles an ry A. Pederson hour. to revieiv the matter in his capa- Mrs. Arnold N. Pederson, is being producing mechanisms as stretch- city as legal adviser to the execu- 1 ing or compression of pain-sensi- assigned to a strategic defense unit tive council. Mondale said the gov- following his graduation from the • . 1 tive structures, sustained contrac- ernor and the other members tion of head and neck muscles, and 43 Confirmed Air Force technical training course just wear a smile and aT^n(2Cn Banker Fined for unanimously approved the delay. tor nuclear weapons specialists at inflammation in or near pain-sens- Hughes wrote a letter today itive structures. Lowry AFB , Colo. He is a grad - Evasion of Taxes congratulating Gov. Andersen on uate of Peterson High School. Seventeen doctors who have giv- his stand in urging the executive At St. Martin' ¦ s " " " - - ^5- '-A ^^ * en a cumulative more than 850 ST. PAUL (M-Peter •» ^ _^ifi i^i ^ J^j ^ *^^^J^* ^^t JumurLm * Thein , pres- council to approve the plan and The annual confirmation service LANESBORO, Minn,—Tech. Sgt. years of medical service in Min- ident of the Clara City State Bank, added: ' nesota will be welcomed into the at St. Martin s Lutheran Church Charles E. McCarthy, Norfolk , Monday was fined $3,500 and plac- " ...What disappointed me was was held Sunday morning. association's Fifty Club at the Va., who is married _ to the for- ed on probation for two years after the statement of the attorney gen- Following the Biblical mandate 109th annual banquet at Hotel he pleaded guilty in U.S District mer Phyllis J. Borgan of Lanes- eral that he requested postpone- of instructing the youth in the nur- boro is returning to Fairchild Leamington tonight. Court to income tax evasion. ment of approval because he would , ture and admonition of the Lord AFB, Wash., following his gradu- Thein , 69, was indicted last like to take-a look at it. Citations will 90 to Drs. William and Dr. Martin Luther's empha- ation , from the Strategic Air Com- March 2 on three counts involving sis on Christian education L. Benedict, Rochester; Harry "Hit rftservationt could only be , the mand Senior non-commissioned alleged evasion cf a substantial members of the class,, in addition Klein and Murdock A. Nicholson , portion of his income taxes for prompted by a question on consti- Officers Academy, March AFB, Duluth ; Otto J. Seifert, New Ulm ; to participating in other agencies Calif. 1955, 1956, 1957, tutionality or by politics. Mr. Mon- of education, received a two-year Clyde E. Wilson. Blue Earth; War- He pleaded guilty to the count dale is too good a lawyer to take ner G. Workman, and Charles A. intensified course in the basic PEPIN, Wis. involving unreported income of seriously any constitutional ques- Christian doctrines. — Williams, formerly of Pipestone, $14,&56 in 1955 or an additional tax tion." Pvt. Daniel G. The 43 members of the class Seifert , son of Mr. but now of Seattle. The other prac- ct $3,293. The district attorney's of- Mondale replied that it is ap- were examined at a service the titioners to be honored are from fice indicated the other two counts parent Hughes has been misin- and Mrs. Glen preceding Sunday morning. The M. Seifert com- the Twin Cities. will be dropped. formed concerning the matter. confirmands will receive their , fiTst Communion at the 10:45 a.m. pleted the radio- service Sunday. teletype operation Members of the class are : course at . the Jacquelyn Ames, Gary Barum , Army Signal Training C e n- ,fc ^ffJ5fi(Rvl* ^'** V P^,^ >**hN " <¦ Richard Bell , Larry Brand , Rob- ^5 I (^^ i% J J^^tt'-^'^'C^A^'M^^VS W ' ert Brommerich , Jean Buermann , ter, Ft. Gor- Denny Burt , Donna Busitzky, don , ¦¦ to the Air Force technical train- RENO , Nev. (AP)-Out of the ing course for air armament . me- chanics, Lowry AFB, Colo. He is ^m^m^m^mTm^m^m«ma\. ^¦¦BBbttv' 'm^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^m^^si hospital but looking pale and mlm^m^m^m^msa^^^^^m^Smmm^' tired, comedian Danny Kaye will a 1959 graduate of Mondovi Hitfh } complete his night club commit- School. mm^Smmmm^mmmmmTSkWm^.* B BW^-VB BSSSHHB B1B B B B B B B B B B^H1«K Pvt. Douglas C. Quarherg, son ^HH^^HE^^^^^^Hit^^Hk.M|^^^^^^ ¦ '^^'^mmm' ^^^^^^^W^mml^ '- '-^^iB^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^HBSBV^'J^^^^HH^^^^^^B«^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * ment at a Lake Tahoe casino with ^ ¦¦ H»K^H^K ; performances tonight and Wednes- of Mr. and Mrs. Royce W. Quar- day night. bcrg, is participating in Exercise Virus and lack of rest , his doc- Mesa Drive , a joint Army-Air tors said , put him in a hospital Force training maneuver , nt the here last Thursday night. He was Ynk imn , Wash., firing center, He released Monday. attended Gilmanton Hich School . I All our Jantzen s are | ; HK^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^E« BBK WESTWIND V" // ^^^ Q^^^^^H^^^^^|^^^^^HHH^3^« P^ v? 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H«ir It on ABC, CBS ind NBC ridta- FRANK LILLA & SONS j APPLIANCE STORE I J ll HOLM AY MOTORS, King & Mankato 761 E. 8th St. Open Every Evening Phone 9732 [ J l ^^ ?'y.) t ?Ses^^*-J. - . v ...... ¦¦:: , ¦ > ' ^i..,::w.^ ^ ^^.:^^s^^^i^c^ ^WT^^^^z^^^zx-T^xmmMtrU Washing ton Calling 'I Mighf Agree Tp Stop/ If You Let Me Win!' TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS Dividend Tax Draws ¦ ¦ Flood Of Mail ' • ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ . . . ' American Policy NO MATTER WHAT kind of tax bill Cradle-to-Graye the Senate passes this year—if it passes one—nobody's entire savings account will be taxed at a rate of 20 percent. Failng in Laos Proposals Pushed By MARQUIS CHILDS By DAVID LAWRENCE . The tidal wave of mail pouring into WASIUNGTON-This might be the time, if a WASHINGTON — Once upon a time a President of the Uni- Capitol offices these days has reflected way out of the Laotian crisis can be found , to said: this f ear, among others, and has presented Lake a long, hard look at the policy of the past ted States made an inaugural speech in which he every conceivable argument against the decade that has led the United States into this "Ask not what your country can-do for you - ask what you. President's proposed withholding tax on frightening blind alley. • can do for your country." dividend and interest income. . It goes back to the conviction of the late John Once upon a time parents struggled through the years to giv* Foster Dulles that staunch, stout allies can be- comfortable home with proper care and an edu- Without a doubt, the deluge of letters their children a rnade out of weak, poveriy-na- cation that would enable those same children some day to earn has made senators and the President den, newly independent states. their own livelihood. Then the aware of considerable grass-roots oppo- The prescription was to admin- sition to the provisions. But whether or not ister large amounts of military grateful children would take To Your Good Health it has changed earlier senatorial views of hardware, together with support care of their parents in -old the need for withholding is another ques- and training for the troops that age. They felt glad to do so. tion. We feel it has, and the bill will be in ¦were to use it , along with some Those who did not have child- What Are trouble in the Senate. economic assistance. ren to assume this responsi- This policy is failing not only bility and who were unfortun- At a recent press conference , the Pres- in Laos but elsewhere in Asia. 'Growing ident attempted to allay the fears of large The current ill will generated in ate enough to become indig- segments of the population. He accused the Senate over aid to India , ent were cared for by rela- Pains savings and loan ' institutions of "misin- win an aiDiirary cur in a pro- tives and in some cases by the gram to which the United States Childi states or cities or churches By JOSEPH C. MOLNER, M.D, forming many millions of people" in a Dear Dr. MColner: What has been firmly committed through nursing homes. campaign against the withholding pro- owes something to the stigma that was put on causes "growing pains" in posal. neutrals. Now comes a message from children? My son com- President Kennedy to Con- As an offset to wavering, neutral India—in plains of a pain in the MANY DEMOCRATIC senators have gress this week asking for a leg muscles.—N. K. the Dulles concept—Pakistan was to be built 5-year joined him in the view that the institutions program, costing $50 We should never let our- up as a strong ally. But the arms were never million have organized a mass mail campaign , for " grants to improve selves be misled by that false sufficient nor of sufficiently late models, even services for the aged," . against the withholding provision in an ef- though most recently Pakistan has received F-104 old term, "growing pains," The federal government thus because there is no such fort to defeat the bill, which contains an- jet fighter planes. Despite the most urgent seeks to assume the thing. responsi- Growing doesn't hurt. provision increasing taxes on sav- pleading by the United States, the government bility for all the other problems of However, children can - of President Ayub Khan has refused to negotiate the aged—not and ings and loans institutions. do at times have muscular a border quarrel with Afghanistan and persists in just in medi- Some Senators even say the flood of c a 1 care , cramps and pains, and there preventing trans-shipments of essential aid to the are two causes which outnum- mail may backfire, and merely demon- Afghans. There are rumblings of discontent with alone. A White ber others. strates the need for the withholding tech- Ayub Khan 's "guided democracy" and the slow- One is the fact that active nique to get at heretofore unreported pace of economic developments as the popula- House state- ment says the youngsters sometimes don't tion increases at a phenomenal rate. (or funds. purpose of the know their own strength limitations) and keep going un- AT THE SAME fimo, fh» Indian military grants would The President said the campaign had til their muscles "scream for pressed hard for purchases to match the mod- be "to pro- led to four basic misconceptions: That vide federal mercy." Muscles will do that ernization of the Pakistani forces. So India has —go I n i o the proposal involved a new tax or tax used badly needed foreign exchange to buy mod- assistance to increase, that it would take money un- help t r a i n spasm , in pro- ern fighter planes and other equipment. Lalely test at being justly from honest taxpayers, that it would reports of a deal to buy Soviet JJCI auiu:ci iui there have been Lawramca o v e rworked. create a highly expensive "mountain of MIGs. and this was one reason f or the "get THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND work in t*e field of aging and to provide So take a can- Nehru" move in the Senate . Foreign Relations red tape," and that it would unjustly hurt federal aid for pilot commu- ny look : Do ' the elderly, widows, orphans and others in Committee. India s failure to move on the Kash - nity planning projects and these m u s- low income groups- mir dispute has fed the bitterness , as did the demonstration and research cle p a i n s Goa attack. projects, to gain further corne at the letters THE FACT THAT some of the But it is in . Laos that the full flower of the Army Giving Priority knowledge about how the spe- end of a high- received indicate an ignorance on the part "strong ally" policy i.s now visible. In Septem- cific needs of older people can ly strenuous ofxmjpy people that they ar^ already re- ber of i96f the neutralist head of the Laotian best be met." day? Quired "to pay taxes on dividend and inter- government was driven out largely by American This is a rather vague out- Another fre- est income reinforces views of withholding machination and supplanted by a hand-picked line of how $50 million is to quent cause be spent. There is no atten- is putting Molnir proponents that a provision insuring col- "strong man ," Phourni Nosavan. Since then To Baseball P me¦ mus- layers some excess strain on tion paid to the fact that this military aid . al a record rate has been poured 't lection of these taxes is needed. By DREW PEARSON course , that he can get an- explained to this column that is a problem for the family cles aside from sheer vigorous into Laos, considering that it is a jungle coun- other 30-day extension. it was up to '.he local com- activity. Poor posture, weak try Of simple, tribal people numbering two mil- WASHMGTONSome Army of the citizen himself or, in On the other hand, several Republican SHORTLY AFTER Hansen manders whether to release arches, or other faults in th« lion or so with no real sense of national identity commanders seem to regard emergency cases, for the local lawmakers say the letters indicate that baseball as the nation 's most was granted extended leave, baseball players to play with - how- feet can throw the child sub- outside the two capitals , Vientiane and Luang community Suddenly, individuals have a correct understanding essential civilian occupation. another Fort Meade shortstop their civilian teams. They are ever, it is to become a federal tly off balance, force him to Prabang. was turned down when he ap- of how the provision will affect them, even They have been granting entitled to some leave, should function , and federal funds are use muscles that are not de- plied for more time off to play repcy the Army for if they are not familiar with the technical "emergency" leave for pro- extra time sought to pay for it. signed to carry such a bur- THE AMERICAN military in charge of train- fessional ball players to join professional baseball., off , either in service or cash, den. The result, again, is mus- aspects. ing and equipping the Royal Laotian Army seems their teams, yet turning down He is Heuben Arriaro who The horde of investigators THERE ARE about HO mil- cular pain. to have had an exaggerated concept of what could applications of most other sea- came to thte country from his who have converged upon the lion persons over 21 years of Therefore I suggest these Spokesmen for the savings and loan in- native Mexico to play baseball they are mislead- be achieved by putting modern weapons in the sonal workers, including farm- fabulous financial manipulator age in America. Of these, two rules, first of all, when a stitutions have denied hands of small , tractable brown people with ers and ended up instead in the Billie Sol Estes are now con- about 17 million are 65 years child complains of such pains: ing the public. only the vaguest idea of what they were to do U.S. Army. vinced that he has stashed of age or older. Is it conceiv- If he's extremely active, see Those players who are not time, on leave usually get extra He has had a woeful away a fortune in secret, num- able that any considerable that he gets a little more AMONG THE MOST prevalent argu- with them or why. Until fairly recently military indeed, since he showed up in intelligence reports were said to put consider- time off to play ball at camp. bered Swiss bank accounts. number out of the 17 million rest, perhaps more sleep at ments presented against the withholding , 1959 to play shortstop for the Billie Soi' cannot provide for themselves night If not a nap, at least able reliance on the fighting effectiveness of the At Fort Meade Md., for in- Philadelphia Phillies. His re- s business asso- . provision are that it would cause hardship stance, players are issued ciates have reported that he or be provided for by their a quiet period in the middle Laotian force. The willingness of the Phourni gov- quest for permanent residence 't for those in low income groups and it ernment in insisting on placing a battalion in "special duty orders ," per- not only had remarkable children or relatives? Aren of the day or the afternoon. made him eligible for the draft . the local communities and would increase expenses of institutions, the northern outpost of Nam Tha, which has mitting them to spend their knowledge of Swiss banking Second , as part of ,one of the The Phillies advised him to welfare organizations capable corporations, and the government. It is been aptly compared to Chiang Kai-shek's off- atternoons at join the reserves instead. He methods but had actually spo- routine physical checkups that baseball prac- of handling the problems of , tell shore islands of Quemoy and"Ma'tsu", seern's'"to" signed up for -six months' ken of his dealings with the every child ought to have also argued that withholding would be un- tice instead of those aged persons who do not the doctor about these pains, have shaken this fait4*« And whatever was left twining which took him out o! Bank of Switzerland. necessary because new electronic data- military du- Investigators also have found have children or relatives and and let him check posture and, of it must have been shattered by the wild baseball uniform and put him are without social security or processing equipment would provide a bet- ties. in uniform for the first half among his papers a strange particularly, foot structure. rout of the Laotians as the Communist attack When the other adequate income? ter method of enforcing equitable tax col- of the 1960 season . chattel mortgage for $4 ,774,- Do his shoes fit? by quickly discovering failures to began. team goes oh 055 endorsed to "K. Wcinhei- • President Kennedy in his THERE ARE, naturally, oth- lection Then he was caught in the that the road to emergency call-up last October mer Co., Switzerland. " Howev- message to Congress says er causes for such pains. If report income. will "in most in- play at other and shipped "to Camp Pickett , er , a subsequent letter for a the projects , the pain is in the joints, ra- camps, they Those who favor the provision argue Va. Because of his dark skin, /arm equipment firm claimed stances, be under the control ther than the muscles, and es- are assigned local communi- IN YEARS GONE BY the people of Virginia refused "the chattel mortgage . . . of the states, pecially if the child has a fe- that the till contains sufficient exemption to' full • time ties, and nonprofit institutions to serve him in restaurants and was executed and recorded ver or has recently had ton- procedures to protect those in low income "tempor a r y and organizations." But why, , rinfv nlnvinn treated him 'ike anything but merely to give some ambi- sillitis or a sore throat a med- groups who will owe no taxes or will be Ten Years Ago . . 1952 " a baseball hero. it will be asked, is it neces- ical checkup would be in or- baseball. Pearson tious individuals something eligible for refunds. Officials estimate the The Winona Housing & Redevelopment Au- AFTER H IS transfer to Fort sary for the federal govern- der to be sure that there is Supposedly, t h c s c special with which to occupy their ment to appropriate $50 million cost to the government would be only thority has named one of its liousing project Meade , he was granted leave time." no rheumatic disease. privileges are granted so the to play with Ihe Phillies He when the state and local gov- three percent of the additional revenue streets "Druey Court" in honor of John C. Druey, camp will have a good team Whether this mysterious Sometimes it is, for another couldn't get an extension as ernments collect annually approach, important to note generated by the withholding plan. Winona Mayor from 1945-49. and win games for the sake mortgage is genuine or was about $50 billion in taxes? A Winona girl , Jean Schneider , has been did Hansen , however, although deliberately cook ed up to con- whether the child's diet is cor- of camp morale. the Phillies desperately need THE COST TO financial institutions awarded a $50 scholarship at the University of ' fuse investigators, it was filed PERHAPS THE real purpose rect. Diet deficiencies can con- Yet Fort Meade s baseball his services. tribute to "gTowing pains. " would be more than offset by the interest Minnesota College of Agriculture for her home coach and star pitcher, Wynn on March 2 at the same time i.s to set up another of the Not all the big-league stars that he was coming under fed- There are, as well a variety they could earn by retaining withheld economics work. Hawkins , was granted emer- , are many forms of political con- in the Army, of course eral fire. of rarer troubles, but I see no funds for periods up to four months be- gency leave to rejoin the permitted to take time out trol over local affairs which Cleveland Indians after pitch The secrecy of Swiss bank ac- the crusaders for more and special point in fretting about fore paying the government, and they Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1937 from their military duties to them. If the usual causes are ing only two games for good play baseb all. Steve Barber , counts is protected by the bul- more centralized government would not be required to itemize the laxes During, the Memorial Day exercises at the old Fort Meade. ky Swiss constitution itself. constantly espouse. eliminated and the pains per- withheld , proponents say. foe example, gets away from sist, then it' s time to hunt Lake Park bandshell , a flagpole and large Unit- The same thing happened to Not even the government can The President's message to Fort Bragg. N.C, to pitch for for the infrequent sources, ed States flag are t-o be presented to the city. Fort Belvoir 's coach-pitcher , the Baltimore Orioles only on force a bank to disclose the Congress says the project will The gift is a memorial from the Woman 's Relief Jim "Mudcnt " Grant , who weekends Dick Bertell was name of a depositor or the "encourage and assist univer- and for that you'll have to de- Corps, Auxiliary to the John Ball post No. <> , was also released to pitch for granted only 14 days' leave record of his deposits and sities, professional schools and pend on your doctor anyw ay. Atomic Power On GAR. the Cleveland Indians while from Fort Knox , Ky., to catch withdrawals. other institutions, organizations Dear Dr , Molner : Are A wood chopping contest and hand tourney his Army team struggled along for the Chicago Cubs. AS A RESULT, the Swisi and agencies to increase their powdered egggs and milk will feature the First District 1/aac Walton without him. The New York Yankees' have become the world's lead- programs for training those harmfuI-MRS. C. S. Way For Dairy land League picnic to lie held al Crystal Springs. The Baltimore Orioles' star star infielder , Tony Kunek , ing bankers, their vaults the professional and technical peo- No. The water only has been shortstop, Ron Hansen , hasn 't hasn 't been able to get away repository of most of the ple needed to provide the removed from . them, The yet picked up a bat for Fort liom Fort Lewis, Wash., at all broad range of services requir- Armed Forces have tised ELECTRICITY produced by atomic Fifty Years Ago . . . 1912 world's shady money. Meade. He was granted a .'to- —althou gh he plays for the Ihe code system used by ed by older people." many tons ot both. is on the way for the I00,r>17 con- energy Two hundred and sixty-eight pins rolled by day leave to play with tho Or- camp team. Swiss banks is so complex that Mr. Kennedy says that life sumer-members of the 27 rural electric Frank l lumernik at the Gate City jjlloys in the ioles at the opening of the base- Altogether , 22 big - league it defies breaking. The deposi- expectancy has increased , and cooperatives served by Dairyland Power individual scratch tourney, marks a new record ball season , then was given a players and a few dozen minor- tor is given a secret code hence many of our older citi- 30-'.iav extension vvhich runs Co-op, La Crosse. at the bowling hall . league players are scattered number , then is provided with zens "face special problem s out this month. around Army camps. Most of By actual experience the merits of the drag a set of tables that enables resulting from reduced in- All Ihe Fort Meiido team has them arc playing more base- comes The Rural Electrification Administra- system of keeping country roads in repair have him to communicate with the , inadequate housing gotten out of him is a prom- ball than doing anything else. large medical declining LOANS tion has approved a $0,660,000 loan to been established in Winona County, and p lans bank by other code bills, ise to play — provided , o( Note—An Army spokesman numbers. health , unproductive leisure Ti Flute* Aay rVchaii are now working out for the dragging of 400 Dairyland for construction of a 50,000 kilo- His account number is known time, nnd lack of opportunity watt turbo generator for use in connection miles of soil roads in Winona County this .sum- only to himself and the bank to continue their useful service with an atomic reactor to be built by th« mer. managers. The set of tables to .society." ' provides serial numbers for the Atomic Energy Commission as part of its JJviSMk But Is it the function of the LOANS Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 date , type of currency, and federal government to spend Tf ItBiict Maathly raynmta research program. The atomic-electric any messages the depositor generating plant is scheduled to be con- The Winona Shooting Society held its first taxpayers' money trying to may want to send in code. provide for "the productivity of structed on the Mississippi River adjacent prize shoot and picnic in Gilmorc Valley. Holders of numbered ac- An elaborate cornmencement program was the leisure time of the aged lo Dairyland's steam station south of I>a counts receive no bank state- and for opportunities "to con- given by the class of 1887 of the Normal School. ments, except upon request. LOANS Crosse. tinue their useful service to so- Ti Bilncs Yiir Bndftt Then the statements are mail- ciety "? Plans call for Dairyland Power Coop One Hundred Yea rs Ago . . . 1862 ed in plain envelopes with the to furnish the site and the conventional The German Methodist Ministerial Association address scribbled in hand , HOW, MOREOVER, will rh« looking like u personal letter Kennedy administration solve steam generator. The atomic reactor por- of the Red Wing district , convened here at the from a friend. the dilemma it faces in Con- tion of the pl ant, which will cost approx i- (lernum M . K. Church. LOANS Under the circumstances. gress, where any grants to 1i lS ,m0r M«n mately $11,000,000, is part of a demonstra- 1 'neU; Sam will never be able colleges or universities oper- tion project and will be built, owned and to lay a hand on the money ated by churches are promptly operated by the AEC. The entire project is Uillie Sol has salted awny in opposed as unconstitutional ? scheduled for completion in 1966. WINONA DAILY NEWS Switzerland. Many of the institutions taking LOANS An Independent Newspaper — Established 1S55 care of older people are inte- **7 IMSM—Aiy SBMIB After the reactor has been in operatio n WINONA DAILY NEWS gral ports of the churches of for 10 years, Dairyland will have the op- W. F. W HITE G. R. CLOSWAY C. E. LINDKN various denominations. Publisher Exec. Director Business Mor. TUESDAY. MAY 25, 1WJ But nono of these barriera tion to buy it. and Editor & Adv. Director VOLUME »0&, NO. 155 /seems to lie insurmountable to Putjiianatl daily" axcapl Saturday and holi- the administration'* Idea tnen. CO-OPS SERVED by Dairyland Power, W. J. COLE AOOLPH BREMER H. G. HYMKS days by Republics and Harald Publishing Every few days the mimeo- Managing Company, Ml Franklin $t., Wlnona, Minn. which is the largest generation and trans- Editor City Editor Circulation Wgr. _ graph machines at the execu- mission cooperative in the world, include SUBSCRIPridtf RATES B. II, IlABECK F. II. Kl.AGGK R. J. LOSIMSKI SlngUi _Copy 10c Dally. 15c Sunoay tive offices busily turn out pro- Buffalo Electric Co-op, Alma; Jackson Composing Supt. Press Supt. Engraving Stmt. fiallvaraci by Carrier - Par waaV SO cWiti nouncements on "social wel- l(» a *l«M«7if Kxperttmet Electric Co-op, Black River Falls; Pierce- 36 ap«r itop^ really the business of the gov- Mem-With Pepin Electric Co-op, Ellsworth, and Chitt Accountant Sunday Editor pad on expiration dati. the IC Hem in Flllmort, Houston, Olmstad, Winona, ernment to care for the indi- Trempealeau Electric Co-op, Arcadia. vidual "from the cradle to the MCMBEI Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Trampaaiaau countlMt • ( months M.JO ] months .. 11.90 grave." Indeed, the phrases of INDUSTRIAL Iks 6»ys the Kennedy administration 1 yaar 111.00 \ month ... tl.M the Kenn«dy inaugural about *>^gge* ' All othtr mall subscriptions: ''is confusing me and all ray friends." "~ ~ encouraging self-reliance and CREDIT COMPANY Th* Associated Press is entitled exclusively l yaer iiVoo 3 months U.ii individual responsibility, rath- Let's hope Jt'a also confusing Khrush- a months 11.00 l month 11,40 70V* E. 4th St. lo the use for republication of all the local " ~ er than dependence on gov- chev, i«r»d chano* of a4drri* ncflc«srund«llvtr5 WINONA ¦ news printed in this newspaper as well aa all top-Its, subscrl ootpo lr alt- ernment, seem already to have A.P. news dispatches. Sacond class postage paid al Winona become obsolete, although the k Phon* 3J7S Optn Frl. Nlti A wen* fWy spoken It Ilk* *»#to ol f0ld In I bought it as a conversation piece, but my husband coplia. subscription ordirs and othar mill same words are less than 18 i Tuesday, May 22, 1062 't Harms la Winona Dally Naws. BOM it, W» • irtNM •* •ww. FTeverfc*Mill. didn give me a chance to say anything. " noni, Minn. months «ild. Sauer to Confer Student Candidate U.S. Coast Guard Honor Grads at a burst of rifle fire last November Water Board With Parents of Next to Lowest Two other persons wojuided in the shooting were Winker's mother-in- For Alice Title •earn Here for Patrol Campers Gilmanton Named Testimony law and Raul DeGarmo, a 44-year- , old Genoa livestock buyer, seated Holding Line David V. Sauer Legionville Bid Accepted at the bar w'th Mrs. Winker arot?"1 - chairman, Leon J. Wetzel Post 9. the Carters. Annual Inspection American Legion, announced be Finished in Winker has pleaded innocent and would confer Wednesday with Innocent by reason of insanity. Pay Five members of the U. S. Coast parents of 41 local school patrol ¦ On Scale Guard arrived here Monday for boys who are going to the Le- For New Pump The Board of Municipal Works their annual inspection of pleasure gion's school patrol camp. The second low qualifying bid Monday adhered to the City Coun- craft on the Mississippi River. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. was accepted Monday by the Viroqua Case La Crosse Man Given cil's general . hold ttie-line policy Board of Municipal WoTks for the Chief Boatswain's Mate W. M. in the Legion Memorial Club. The VIROQUA, 2 Years in Car Theft on wages for municipal employes Twiford and four petty officers Legionville camp is near Brain- purchase of a new turbin e pump Wis. lift-Testimony in this year by approving a 1962-63 from St. Paul comprise the mo- erd. Local boys will be there to be installed as a replacement the first degree murder trial of MILWAUKEE OPV-James Feni payroll that, with one exception, bile boarding team unit which June 17-23. unit in one of the city 's wells at Samuel Winker ended Monday aft- more Cooper , 22, La Crosse, wa will be Levee Park. er two court-appointed psychia- sentenced Monday by U. S. Dis is identical to that adopted a year here through the week to trists said they thought ago. , enforce compliance with federal The contract was awarded Tri- Betty Nelson Karen he was trict Judge Robert E. Tehan t The only wage increase granted water safety, requirements. State Drilling Co., Wayzata, Minn., sane at the time his wife and fath- two years imprisonment for driv , on its bid $4,010, one of 14 pro- GILMANTON , Wis. (Special) er-in-law were shot to death in the ing a stolen automobile across th was to Donald Brown an assistant Boats will, be checked to make of -j Romance Tavern. operator at the Johnson Street sure they are equipped with one Review Boards posals received by the board at its Karen Dieckman will give -the val- 1 ' state line. - . . . pumping station whose monthly life saving device for each occu- regular meeting earlier this edictory address at Gilmanton The testimony cleared the way Authorities said he stole, twi salary was raised $20 to $380 paid pant, fire extingui sher, f lame ar- month. All of the bids had been High School's 50th annual com- for final arguments today before cars last June 18 at La Cross other employes in the same job resters on inboard motors, have referred to the city engineer, mencement Wednesday evening. an all-male jury in the court of and drove the second to Sprinj classification. proper ventilation in the motor Meetings James Baird, and Water Commis- Karen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud. Grove, Minn. The sentence impos compartment or $as tank area, Set sioner G. O. Harvey for study. Melvin Dieckman, was active in Conviction of first degree murder ed by Judge Tehan will run con THIS IS IN line with the board registration certificates and num- Local boards of review in Wi- cheerleading, class play, newspa- carries a mandatory life sentence. currently with the remainder of a: policy of advancing' salaries of new bers. nona County wii| begin meeting THE APPARENT low bid was per and yearbook staffs. She was Winker, a 47-year-old farmer earlier two-year term in the Stati $3,794 on this type of pump and employes on an annual basis after Twiford said that owners of June 1 to equalize May 1 assess- magazine sales captain, prom and and construction worker, is accus- Reformatory near Green Bay giv probationary periods until they ments on real estate and personal was submitted by Layne-Minneso- homecoming attendant, and recip- i ed of killing his wife, Mary, 32, and en Cooper for theft of the othe ELEVA, Wis. ( Special ) — Miss boats on which irregularities are ta, Minneapolis. reach regular status. found will be issued notices of vi- property within respective com- ient of the Daughters of the Amer- her father, Alonzo Carter, 57, with car. Meeting in annual session Mon- Penelope < Penny) Havenor , 20, munities. Davjd V. Sauer. county Baird told commissioners, how- ican Revolution award. ! daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Harold olation. , that his study of the bid in- day, commissioners adopted the He said that discrepancies must supervisor of assessments, an- ever Betty Nelson is salutatorian of new schedule with virtually no dis- Havenor , Eleva , and Miss Joan nounced. dicated that the pump that would Quakenbush, 21, West Salem. Wis., be remedied immediately and this 24-meinber graduating class. cussion. those receiving notices have not Winona city's board of equaliza- have been supplied by Layne-Min- Daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Board President C. J. Borzys- were selected at Sparta Saturday tion will meet at 9:30 a.m. June nesota did not meet specifications. | Nelson she has participated in to represent District 5 in the Alice more than 14 days in which to (A , kowski commented, "I imagine we notify the Coast Guard district 26-27 at City Hall. The County representative ol the firm ap- band, chorus. Library ciub, class in Dairyland state contest at Me- Board of Equalization will meet peared before the board later and ' play, class government . have to go along with the Council nomonie June 8-10. commander in St. Louis of cor - and^nows- h policy," and , after commissioners rections. at 10 a.m. July 16 at the court- explained that it had bid this unit paper staff. lr^^ had noted that Brown was due for Penny is a student at Eau Claire The inspection team will board house to equalize assessments because it felt that it would be Betty Michaels , daughter of Mr. his raise, the new payroll was ap State College and Joan a junior all pleasure boats found on the within the county. suitable for the . purpose for which and Mrs. Roy Michaels, will re- l "t 4? lVlagria,vrc>^c proved unanimously. at Stout State College, Menomonie. river. Anyone not contacted but The schedule for board meetings the pump will be used. ' ceive a special award of merit for ^ j wishing to have an inspection may follows 'city : C; township: T.; Next in line were bids of-.$3,- high scholastic achievement . IT CALLS for a monthly salary contact the unit at the municipal^ village. V. I: 883.28 by Thein Weil Co., Clara Harvey, Traffic Fatalities Special achievement awards will ; of $600 for G. 0. board marina on Latsch Island. June City, Minn. ; Bergerson-Caswell , be given at Awards Day Wed- ' secretary and general superintend- 1 Warren T 8:30 a.rn. Minneapolis, $3,980, and Layne's PERSONAL STEREO- , Unchanged in Six nesday. Special awards: Amelia ! ent: accountant, $450 and the two Elba V. 7:00 p.m. $4,010. Lowenhagen , daughter of Mr. and ; clerk-stenographers in the City 4 Winona T 8:30 a.m. ' RADIOS PHONO Area Badger Counties ;.... THE ENGINEER reported that Mrs. Otto Lowenhagen, girls good • Hall office, $270. High Masonic Minneiska V. . 9:10 a.m. \ citizenship award ; David Berg, son i 6 TRANSISTOR AS LOW A.S Salaries of plan t employes re- MADISON, W i s.—Trempealeau Minnesota City V. 7:00 p.m. he had analyzed the data on each I pump and felt that more economi- ; of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Berg, boys , main at $490 for the chief operator County counted four traffic deaths 5 Hillsdale T...... 8:30 a.m. ' i good citizenship award; Thomas ' and $380 for the five assistant oper- during the first four months this Honor ior Stockton y. 7:00 p.m. cal operation could be realized ' ' from the one bid by Tri-State. • Marum , son of Mr. and Mrs. Al- . ators. The foreman of the street year compared with three during « Hart T. .;....,.... . 8:30 a.m. , , activities award $15.95 $79 Dakota V 7:00 p.m. ¦ Long-range savings, Baird said, ger Mari#n . crew receives $430, assistant fore- the same period of 1961. Roy B. Sehmeichel,, man and one maintenance man , Dr. Green 7 St. Charles C. .... 8:30 a.m. would more than pay for the dif- The Rev. Buffalo County had no traffic Rollingstone V. ... 7:00 p.m. ; ference in cost. i pastor of St. John 's L u t h e r a n j $380, and two maintenance men , fatalities through April this year, Dr. William E. Green has been ; Church , Eau Claire, will be com- $345. 8 Utica T 8:30 a>rn. i After hearing the engineer's re- j and one last year. awarded one of the highest honors 11 Wiscoy T. 8:30 a.rn. i port commissioners voted to award mencement guest speaker Wednes- 1 Hardt s Music Store .Attending the meeting were Bor- in Masonry. i day at 8 p.m. Vicar William Couch , > EXCLUSIVE DIRECT FACTORY AMGNAVOX DEALER zyskowski, C. S. Lukaszewski, Wil- Pepin County has a clean rec- Altura V. .,.,.... 7:00 p.m. j the contract to Tri-State. ord—none this year nor last year He received th« York Rite Cross 12 Fremont T...... 8:30 a.m. 1 Other bids for the turbine type ' Mondovi . will give invocation and 116-118 East Third St. Winona liam M. Hardt , Ted Mahlke, Roy of Honor at the regular yearly 1 benediction. Mrs. Laura Gilman , Burmeister and N. J. Fischer. through April. Utica V 7:00 p.m. pump—bids also were received on ; convocation of Minnesota Priory 13 Dresbaoh T. 8:30 a.m. ; a more expensive submersible i cierk of Ihe school board , will Jackson County has the same 24 of the York Rite at Minneapolis I award diplomas as Principal , Vic- record as Trempealeau—four this Richmond T...... 1:00 p.m. ; unit — were : McCarthy Well Co., Mt. McKinley Scaled Saturday. 14 Lewiston V 8:30 a.m. ; St. Paul. $4 , 135; Mueller Broth- j tor R. Carlson , presents the class. year and three last year during Dr. Green was one of four Min- i Graduating: Sheila Olson , War- the first four months. honor, Goodview V. .... 7:00 p.m. ers, Gaylord, Minn. . $4,352, and By Second Woman nesotans to receive the 15 Wilson T. .. 8:30 a.m. i Crane-Ordway, St Paul , $4,332. : ren Hestekin , Amelia Lowenhagen , La Crosse County has the worst which goes only to York Rite Ma- . FAIRBANKS, Alaska -An- 16 New Hartford T. .. 8:30 a.m. i Assessments for five water Warren Brilton , Anna Mae Knudt- record in the area this year—five sons who have headed all the , Betty Michaels, ore Bucknell. 19. a coed at the 18 St. Charles T. .... 8:30 a.m. I main extension projects were ap- I son Jerry Gates, fatalities through April compared bodies of the order . 19 Norton T...... 8:30 a.m. j Karen Dieckman, Gary Mahlum , / University of Alaska , has become Dr. Green is a past master of proved Monday. with one last year. 20 Pleasant Hill T 8:30 a.m. The listings for "Westmoreland Reve Knecht , Thomas Marum , j the second woman to climb 20,320- Winona Lodge IS, AF&AM, a past * : Betty Jaquish , David Berg, Bet- foot Mt. McKinle'y. Eau Claire County had one traf- 22 Saratoga T. 8:30 a.m. ; Addition amounting to $4,416.50 ; j year, high priest of Winona Chapt er 5, 23 Homer T. .... 8:30 a.m. ity Nelson . Landon Ottum, June : Miss Bucknell and five com- fic death through April this Royal Arch Masons, a past illus- Botsford' s Addition . $6,402.27 ; * but six during the same period of 25 Mt. Vernon T. .... 8:30 a.m. Whitten 's Second Addition , $958.18: i Stay, Judy Stay, Barry : Schultz, j panions started cl imbing the north trious master of Tyrian Council Douglas Bauer , Arnold Mickelson , j side of the tallest peak in North 1961. Royaf~ Masters Red 26-27 Winona C. 9:30 a.m. ' on West Broadway from Pelzer ^^ 4, and Select . 28 Whitewater T 8:30 a.m. ; Carol Laehn , Dale McGee, Merlin I America April 16. They complet- Wing, and a past commander of Street to a point 600 feet east, $4,-->' ¦ Elba T. . 1:00 p.m. , Hanson, and Mary Jane Klevgard. ed the climb Sunday, Merrill Coeur de Lion Commandery, 361.44 and Wincrest Addition , ' Red Bulgaria Lifts 29 Rollingston e T. ... 8:30 a.m. $38,689.47 had been before the Robert D. Seltrecht, local ag- . Wien , an Alaska air line operator, Knights Templar. ricultural teacher, is class adviser, j saw the six waving exuberantly In addition Dr. Green has been board for public hearing at the 5H Ban On Westen Papers Winona Masonic May 10 meeting. ^ as he flew over the peak. \ active in other , being presently Wise Mas- Durand H.S. To Mrs. Bradford Washburn of Bos- SOFIA . Bulgaria 'AP t — Com- bodies AT THAT TIME only one «b- ; ton was the first woman to climb munist Bulgaria has lifted an 18- ter of Winona Chapter- Rose Croix Graduate 67 at : jj M jecti on was heard That was from the mountain. She accompanied year-old bail on the import el of the Scottish Rite and a past . 22 Graduated iir"" E. P. Whitten , developer of Whit- . . will wear a suit thafs right in up the peak in 1948. 1 maga- patron of Winon a Chapter 141, Exercises Tonight mmWSWBm^mt her husband Western newspapers and fen 's Addition , who protested that style and quality from Emil' s , , . zines, a Bulgarian government of- Order of Eastern Star. DURAND, Wis. — Sixty-seven mm^mWemW^^m^ Only other Wlnonan s holding the this area had., been platted prior i Winona's newest men's store, whera HHSnflraS ficial said today. will receive diplomas at conv ' there s a completely fresh Singer fires Gun in York Rite Cross of Honor are A. To the 1957 action which pirdvid- ' new mwLwmBmmWffli Pyolr Ignatov, director of the mencement exercises at Durand ed for future financing of all w.a-i At Gilmanton said Grant Burleigh, who now is de- Song, Injures Man government tourist agency, puty master of the Minnesota Pri- High School tonight. Guest speaker ter main extensions on an assess- GILMANTON , Wis. ' Special) — Western publications will go on Briggs, Minne- CALI, Colombia —Mexican ory, and A. H. McDonald , who will be Martin C. ment basis. Twenty-two eighth graders from WARREN SEWELL 4 CURLEE SHHSHV public sale June 1 at a limited apolis, whose subject will be "Dia- Whitten said that it was his un- ! four Gilmanton area schools re- singer Roberto G. Ribero fired a newsstands all over received the honor four years ago. number of Dr. Green is biologist for the monds in Your Own-Back Yard." derstanding that , although he| ceived diplomas of graduation at revolver for effect as he rendered the country. Briggs is a former Air Force of- Gilmanton Graded School Friday a cowboy song of his homeland Upper Mississippi Fish and Wild hadn 't pressed for water service j Bulgaria will be the^ second So- ficer. The Rev. Charles Wolf , Li- at the time the addition was plat- night. at the San Nicolas Theater. One viet bloc natioi. in which Western Life service here and lives in \ Goodview. ma , will give the invocation and ted, he'd received assessment- ; Vicar Wiilia m Couch, Trinity bullet hit Dr. Hernando Cuervo hews media are available. Com- benediction. ' Lutheran Church here, was guest Sanchez, sealed in the audience, free service when the area was : 545.00 lo $59.95 munist Poland lifted i-s restric- Baccalaureate services for the developed. speaker and Miss Winifred Gilman K* in the knee and he was taken to tions on Western publications ' presented achievement- awards. uph 2 Wild Elephants class were conducted by the Rev. After hearing the protest com- ; Select accessories with a hospital. Ribero was taken to after the anti-Stalinist eaval Roger Bronsted of St. John's Luth- Chester Knecht , school board ^H^HlJ I of 1956. missioners held over action on all j these famous names ... ¦M»ll» jaii- Kill 12 In Pakistan eran church Sunday night. The of the assessments to Monday 's member, awarded diplomas to the graduates from Gilmanton , Gilman CHITTAGONC East Pakistan graduates are: meeting. James Ableidingcr . Nancy Alme, Harvey said that he had check- j Valley. Oak Grove and Griffen. (AP>—Two wild elephants ran ! Graduates are: Brantley Ja- BIG 20-INCH , Gerald Almstead. Cheryl Andre , ed correspon dence and minutes of amok at the tillage of Saokonia Carol Auth. Paul Bammert , Judy ' 1 quish. Dale Laehn, Lynn Braem , East Pakistan , killing 12 people meetings and found nothing to Ann Bauer , Mary Jane Bauer , show that there had Albert Knecht , Nancy Kilness . and injuring 30 others. been a com- ! Elaine Michaels , Roger Lowen-; ¦ Carol Jean Bicn , Ruth Biestervel d , mitment made to Whitten to ex- Kay Breutzman, Jacquelyn Brotz- hagen , Barbara Bucholz . Gary] tend mains without assessment . Laehn man . Bebe Bryant: Harvey said that the petition for j . Nancy Knutson and Steve] Charles Chapel Guilty Rudy Buchholtz , Don Castleberg, service had Knisely, Gilmanton; Maria Prie-i 'been received in 1961,; fert and James Passow, Oak 2-Speed FAN In Airplane Bomb Joke Jane Catt , Joseph Cebe, Robert four years after the assessment ¦ Grove ; Marry Ellen Gates , Peggy Dorchester , Mary Jane Drier , plan went into effect. SACRAMENTO , Calif. (AP) Hager , Tom Anderson and Daniel t Compare With Fans ot $7 Mors - Charlen e Evans, Patricia Fiege, After hearing the report com- , Assemblyman Charles E. Chapel , Weiss. Griffen; Anne Branger , William Frcdrick.son Michael missioners approved all of the as- Nancy Moe , Kristie Glanzman , • Just Reverse It for Exhaust today awaits sentencing for violat- Goodrich , Lambert Grochowsk i , sessments, ing California 's airplane bomb j Nancy McGce and Hewitte Pfund , Jerry Hayden , Bernard Helmuell- Gilman Valley. hoax law—a statute he voted for er , Elma Howard , Irvin Jamison , STOCKTON SCHOOL twice. , The graduation motto was: "One i QMUEL. Lynn Johnson , Marilyn Johnson; STOCKTON, Minn, t Special > - : Goal is Through; We Start Anew. " ^t. A Sacramento Superior Court Kathleen Kirk , Brion Klecker, ¦ jury of eight men and four women Mrs. William Jacobs has announc- Sandra Kuhn, Donald LnBarre. ed that May 28 will be the closing deliberated only one hour and 20 , PAPER DR IVE 17.88 Monday before bringing Beverly Leach Kenneth Lcc, Mary day of school in District 255!!. MENSWEAR minutes ¦ . Buy now a terrific savings — enjoy comfort on hottest day*. Lioffring. Gary Lindstrom , Mary St. Martin's Church will conduct * in a verdict of guilty. Beth Lund , Okinawa is the largest island in a paper drive Saturday morning. Sentencing of the 57-year-old Sharon Mayer . Cyril 122 E. Third St. Phone Goe» right along with you, easily, from room to room — handy Myren, Kenneth Noll , Linda Nor- the Ryukyu archipelago , a 140-is- Members ask thnt discarded I -- ^ : 5338 Republican from Palos Verdes es- land chain from Japan lo For- carry handle Runt quietly — doesn't interfere with radio tates must await a probation re- rish , Jerome Oxborough , Mary papers, magazines and rags he Paltison , Lyle Pelke, mosa , i bunrllrd and left on curbs. or TV. Heavy-duty motor for years of trouble-fre* service. port. Bonnie Pin- During the five-day tria l , Chapel neru d, Kay Plummer; Guard snaps out to clean, maintained his remark about hav- Robert Riedner . Sylvia Schrader. ing nitroglycerine in his briefcase Richard Schlosser , Carole Simpson. aboard an airliner was a joke. Ellen Simpson . John Smith , Wil- Asst . Dist. Atty. Neil Tocher l'am Smith , Diane Thompson , Jer- BR0S STORE ry Thompson , Jean ¦ * O B B" - conceded thai Chapel was joking Traun . Mary ^^ ^ 574 E. 4fh St. Phone 4007 but maintained the law makes no Kllen Traun , Margie Walker . Nan- IP exceptions for jokers. cy Walker , Leroy Weber , Norma ¦lean Weber , Mny Ann Weiscnbeck. Sandra Wckkin , Kathleen Will and — I'Ynnk Wittig . —BSSES5222ZB3GES ' Family Counseling Top ic on P rog ram VlHBJm\\\m . . AftC^>TK^^ES^$£^L~W-U. i* ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ine relationship between a fam- 1 ily counseling service and a men- PICNIC TABLES tal health center will be discussed at the annual meeting oj the Fam- people buy Pontiacs for the bottom. ily Service of Mnrg.irct Simpson w\w% tfefc^ best-selling model! * tmm i^^n. m ^ fW Our Home tonight at the YMCA. dk,l | V^k. Lending the discussion will he 4mm\m\dSs, W^n» _ «»iifcni¦¦¦¦ ¦ *-i&fmWe ** ^^^* s*^^^A 4PJfc9^Ks^LgMaMgfl£' <'¦ Dr. M. L. DcBolt immediate past * ¦ " i ... »¦"'•. >«~mmmmmmmmimmmmmmewMmmmmWmmmT ** president of the Winona County ^^MMMMMMHHHHMBH ^^BMagH^^ n \\P%\\ Strong and sturdy, yet light in Mental Health Association. George weight. Folds flat for storing-. Top N l/jlll l\ M. Robertson Jr. is president of r quality, nut-proofed steel frame. w5w.ll iAliiM < ' \ the Family Service. _ I-: ¦W * Wr>" . t**, wl Jjt f The public has been invited to ' attend the program at 7:30. -^^^^^ gslr-s--^ Easy to assemble. ^^^^^V ^ HJi^Vffl ^^Sii^^^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^!i?y|y*v ,, , benches, K-x^-^vw->twy^^«jA^^afew,t" '»^i "v'~' ^ — «^^4aB> '' '' *' ' '^^**^^^'^ w***<^^^ ^^^ iP* II i ^mmteWmWmeWmWemimmmm^^ li MIIMJJ r^^T^^^JI 72" redwood top m jam mt CIKII « i«fiT> ... cuicn imm c» .. cxiuc nm mim*... ana HXimm. /mm «ui«u aorati ixxmr IT IWI mi B»iai iron.s* r«>. m n-ttnan >. ^- ' -• - -- 7!n* SJ *Z4e95«-«* M -*. p A lot of people buy Pontiacs just because they're Pontiacs. Dandy. Even better "becauses," though , ^^K'9 1 ' ;JP^]^^^^^^^^^| Cuitom ^BrW^^^^^ H are a Ponliac's good looks, its superb Wide -Track handling, its way of shortening tedious trips. ^^L^H^^^H Try It's a refresher course in how an automobile really should be. WlQG-lTSICK 1 OlltlflC /v2jgjjj0 PHONE 3373 WINONA fl^wHf^H Correctly. one. Stt YOUR AUTHORIZIO PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE OF WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USED CARS, TOO - Priced to fit your budget STANDARD FOR THRIFT . . . nHlabl© quality . . . helpful s«rv1e«» A. R. (Art) KNAPP C. PAUL VENABLES, INC. Tailor ttWr W. 3rd 110 Main St. Winona Cotter Home Eleva Couple Rhyfhmical Tunes Bring School Elects Celebrates " Everett Kohner 50th Anniversary ( WSC Plav info Focus Officers of the Cotter Home ELEVA, Wis. Special)—Mr. and Robert Hill, Miss Carolyn Rudolph School^ Association for the 1962-63 Mrs. Michael Stromness, Eleva, By Fleretta M. Murray ! , celebrated their golden wedding The adventures of "two little Miss Dana Bluhm, Miss Janet term are Everett Kohner, presi- Flanagan and Miss Bette Jean dent; Leo Smith, vice president; anniversary Sunday with open girls from Ohio" brings the de- Onsgard. All choreography was Ray Kulasiewicz, secretary, and bouse at the home of their son, lightful rhythmical music of "Won- planned and directed by Mrs. Mrs. Edward Bernatz, 'teasurer. Woodrow Stromness, Rovte 2. derful Town" into focus with the James Voorhccs. The slate was unanimously ap- Mr. Stromness, who will be 75 May 31, and the former .Anna Hov- opening Winona State College per- VILLAGERS were played by proved as present by the nominat- th* ing committee at the lasUmeeting erson, 77, were married May 15, formance of the Broadway musi- Misses Yvonne Simon, Bluhm, 1912, at Eleva, the Rev. A. Lange- cale at Somsen Auditorium Mon- Kathy Lindsay, Frances Felder , of the academic year. Outgoing of- ficers are Bernard Boland , presi- hough performing the ceremony, day evening. Carolyn Rudolph , Flanagan, Kar- Henry Hoverson, brother of the , dent ; Charles Lanik , vice presi- comedy under the en Reszka, Judith Thode Carolyn bride, and Mrs. Charles Schmid- The musical Anderson, Muriel Bothun , Mr. Car- dent ; Mrs. ,John Carroll, treasur- skillful direction of Jaqflue Reidel- er, and Mrs. Theora Gilliam, sec- lin, now living in St. Cloud, McCluer stensen , Dennis Gebhard, Donald Minn., were the couple's attendants. berger, with Richmond Turner , Ralph Bisek, Peter Klas, retary. as musical director and conductor, , , Mr. and Mrs. Stromness have will be repeated tonight , and Wed- Aase Lee Adams Woxland , Ter- Tom Cichanowski of the Cotter rence . Eggerich, Richard Schleich- Science Club presented a demon- lived in tMs community all their nesday at 8:15 p.m. in the col- er , lives. Mrs. Stromness was born lege auditorium. and Gary Mitsch. Tourists by stration of computer program- Mr. and Mra. Michaari Stromness the Misses Turner , Suhr , Karen ming. Tom is the son of Mr. and in the Town of Drairimen and Cummings, Carol Greenvvald, San- Mrs. Robert Cichanowski , 602 moved to Pleasant Valley alter THE PRACTICED manipulation their marriage. They had farmed ing Mrs. Keil tailed to the group of the innumerable swains of Ei- dra Corey, Rose Ann Ko«th , Rose- Mankato Ave. Beave r Dam and sang a solo with Mrs. S. C. leen , played 'by M iss Mary Lou mary Schade, Patricia Powell, for . 47 years the farm now occu- pied by their son, Woodrow. Three Richtman as accompanist, Mrs. Percival , delighted the audience as Dennis Petersen , Glen Bratberg, Ar-vin Thompson , associate ma- she captivated them with clear Jerry Johnson , Robert Hill, Mr. years ago they moved to Eleva. _ Officer Inspects Mr. and Mrs. Stromness ¦ • are tron , presented Mrs. Keil with a sweet voice and ex cellent diction . Vail , Rich Ravnholdt and Davis Gir l Scouts " gift in behalf of the chapter, She Miss Constance Eekhoff , as her Aasuni. parents o( three ' daughters, Mrs. Alma OES Palmer Christianson, Eleva ; Mrs: ! also was given an honorary mem- efficient sister Ruth , brought a Outstanding full orchestra ac- ALMA , bership in Alma Chapter. to' her character in To Dedicate Jay Christianson , Eleva Rt. 1; ¦ Wis. 'Special*—Inspec- : lighter side companiment under the direction tion was held Friday night by the j; A reception followed with Mrs. the amusing interview with the of Richmond McCluer provided a Mrs. Paul Box, Chicago ; and one son, Woodrow. They have 11 grand- j Alma Order of Eastern Star . Mrs.1lAl Moor and Mrs. Howard Mohnk Brazilian navy in Ihe number smooth continuity and background Memorial E-. H. Malone was " Miss Eckhoff's fine vo- ^ Rose children and one great-grandchild. lEra H. Keil , grand lecturer and ; pouring. Mrs. "Conga. for the the rnusicale. Members of ¦ , ! chairman of arrangements, assisted MR. AND MRS. GUST KIEHNE, Lanesboro, Minn , cal range helped to build the char- past worthy grand matron Beav- : the orchestra were Milton Daven- The new Girl Scout rose which er Dam , made the official visit. I by Mrs. Harry Xaufenburger and announce the engagement of their daughter, Marcia acter of Ruth in the numbex port , Miss Karen Kreuzer , Miss was developed for the golden years Officers met with her in the after- ' '1 Mrs . Alvin Huber. Linea, to Ronald W, Ramlo Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. "Ohio" sung as a duet with Eileen Carole Stever , Emil Guenther , of scouting, 1961-63, will be plant- Eagles Auxiliary ¦ and in the solo "One Hundred I noon for instructions. Visitors Ronald W. Ramlo Sr.. Canlon , Minn. Miss Kiehne is em- Miss Lois Holubar , Miss Karen ed in the Sylvia Bremer Memori- , Ways to Lose a Man." ' j Gislason , violins; Miss Joan Steege al Rose Garden Friday at 4 p.m . [were present from Madison and : HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ployed by Prudential Insurance Co. of America, Wi- Initiates Nine | Mondovi including Mrs. Elizabeth The opening number , "a rubber and Miss Kayo Nissalke, violas; Representing Winona Girl Scouts The Winona General Hospital nona , and Mr. Ramlo is attending Winona State College. neck" tour with guide and tour- Nine' , women were initiated into j Molitor , /Mondovi worthy matron. Auxiliary Board will meet Thurs- ( Miss Julie Halverson and Miss in the planting ceremony on the An Aug. 26 wedding is planned. Edstrom Studio) ists , utilized the audience as a Diann Gislason , violoncellos; Rick grounds of the Winona Communi- the Eagles Auxiliary by the drill j Mrs. Vernal Hertzfeldt presided day at 9:30 a.m. at the nurses part of the scene. The clear dic- Heyer , contrabass; Fred Heyer, ty Hospital will be Dana White, team Monday evening at the as worthy matron as the work ! home. tion and tones of Euane Gebhard Miss Beatrice Nyrud , Miss Marcia Troop 74, Madison School 2nd Eagles Hall. I was exemplified. During the busi- 180 Attend as the tour guide introduced the Tollefson , Robert Whitworth and grade Brownies ; Linda Doner , A report was given on the moth- i ness session she announced that LADIES AID audience to Christopher Street in Lester Miwa , clarinet and saxo- Troop 83, Washington-Kosciusko er-daughter banquet. Donations of i initiation will be held at the June The Ladies Aid of the Church of Greenwich Village, setting of the phone section; John Wood , Jerome School 5th and 6th grade Girl $10 each were voted for Camp I meeting followed by a potluck j the Brethren will meet Thursday Eleva Mother, musical based on the play "My Paulson , Robert Wood , Irombones, Scouts, and Sandra Burt , Troop Courage, Four Chaplains , Home on 1 lunch. at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Sister Eileen " by Fields and John Urness and Miss .'Janet Ha- 27, St. Paul's Episcopal Senior the Range and the Heart Fund. ' At the conclusion of the meet- Albert Linken , 204 Harvester Ave. by Daughter Fete Cho ¦ Lester Spaag, Kenneth Prodzinski John Davis , William Zenker; cos- be held Sunday at noon at the ^^ — / Jflfc MSl I j 7ii and Blaise Rothering are on the ."> for their camping equipment by Steve Radtke try to overcome bras. Smort fund. Tickets are available at the tumes and makeup, Miss Janet Arches. Mrs. Paul Drazkowski and *' MINNEAPOLIS neth Jnnghans. All wives of Boat Ldk. ' 1.9S 1» HAND TOWH | i CIub members arc welomc. attempts to write as she projects herself as tho heroine of an Afri- can safari and give Miss .EcWioff opportunity to display her aptitude for comedy. Wayne Parker as the CIANT BEACH TOWE1S I white hunter and Donald Turner f/ ^^ >\ as the husband Mallory appear in TERRY CLOTH - 98c this brief scene. Another episode 1, 1 ( Solids in yellow and orchid. Green and "wliitc , yeHow - vj ;' N , , Conv,r a,,0thIm«»V an i r y vvhlt*. in her writing provides an oppor- U^yy''-'v ^&* ' ^^ «ElPBy JiJr^'" . T» **~^' "rintl * ' "'* tony<* < »««»««* / and white stripes. • ' / JML \ ^«**. ^*mWW+*,^^ -AWWjS'¦' • '^r P "^ «lell». tunity for Ruth to arrive, via her ^ >V ' ::' »i 34- x *2- with fring»d fiction , at a cocktail party to find lMtk% \ ^^ ; v lLti&E S >T fl /flUtD 1 ^ "• ' iF-s ^y\ bog•dg«- Match ing Terry tot* \ New Shipment! Surtdrestot and her husband Trent , Bob Young, l..^m ITT .*!:\ ^^ 1 about to leave her for another ^* ^>^\ ' " i&\ M, { woman. Guests , in the scene were ^^ Kathy Turner, Ellen Suhr, Lewis / Summer Dresses 51.98 S4.98 Aase and Charles Cnrstensen. V , < THE SKILLFUL conga I in. of WEDDING FABRICS Brazilian sailors, Rick Havnholt , ( 45" Wide Robert Hill , Dennis Petersen , Lee Adams, Glen Bratberg, Ralph Bi- —A^ ^ sek, David Vail , Terrence Egge- H&r *v\.^Msifl—- Je\L\ ^ TeWW ^^m\\ \ BRIDAL SATIN - $1.19 < rich and Messrs Carstcnsen , Klas, ^ " Woxland , Aase. with Miss Eekhoff SUN HATS HANDBA^^^^^NOLASSI S for lummer living. Su miner ilrawi for all 119 I 45" Wide provided one of the highly enter- "ff/77" filler factor H^ HI 98c to T.95 ecxailom. lent m popular { taining dance numbers during the itylet. I ^ Hl Yd evening. / Invitation Satin - - 69c Sent to jail , Eileen takes over the jailors and the jail with her \ All Color» { captivating personality and soon the entire police force are at her beck and call. So ensnared by ( Eileen, the police force sing of TAFFETA ^ 59c KT CLIrf W BBUY MAOISM e CMnblMtloe^Bj'uillc 'yet. her "Irish" charms in the delight- C«l«niJir dlil tdii it!* A dainty 21 /«w«l witch^^, lew intf tooletf diet. Ij > l : \ < ful number "My Darlln' Eileen" •ml time tt • timet)- with a bnutlful bltiut jewili, Mlf>wlMln(, eartj. which climaxes in the skillful 17 lawili, nit-winding. ol MM ind eieaiwlee (Md mtfitrtnoP, dieek re- I WE NAVI A LARGI IHLBCTION OP chorus line in « modified "Irish certHled witerprool * . bracelet. M*H titUnt, combliutlon Braca- ihock-rulittnl. ||(.M i, t (nd aiptmlea MM. jig" ballet. Policemen were play- (MM ) White Fabrics for Sonmer Sawing ed by Messrs. Itavnholt, Carstcn- sen , Woxland . Adams, Bratberg, MONTHS TO PAY THE BUDGET WAY Vail, Aase, Turner, Eggcrich and PMYWiAR ' I , Petersen. ^0tm, "At The Sign of the Street Clock" SEMMTIS El HACK/W^S ' o-i Woven solid colon . 79c ^ $1.19°^ At the Village Vortex run by , fonciei, plaidi, cordt JRH 1.98-2.9S < In coMon kniti ond docron Valenti, John Saecker, a beatnik , and cotton. jKf» SHORT/SHIRT SITS, village art-lype, Eileen finds em- JAMAICAS in kimlO-20 , 1.00 to 3.98 Wf/ W 79c~1.9§ ployment as a singer. Here in the E*tra ,im, 1.31 to 1. 9$ li^ tOXIR SHORTS cafe set against a two-level back- PIDAl PUSHIRS w t.i.t 10-20 ilm | , PtL>^ 3-12, 79c-J.39 ground the Vortex Ballet perform- 1.25 ed by Nancy Frisby and Itonald to 4.98 Extra tlxet, 1M lo 7.9* 1 1 SUCKS, Appel presen t a modern dance 8o CAPRIS in tlm 10-2C, 1.59 to 5.98 \\ »IMI 31«, 1.59.2.98 theme with fantastic ghudow pat- SINCI 1 2 terns created by the dull red light- JEWE LERS v^X ing of the scene. . _| trvnii A iwlm »eM. 98< - I .*}$ Another amusing and skillful bal- llo^!%e$r<( 2J4 Mon koto Ph*n« 9175 let by the Village dancers was V- - •¦ : y , «e,..«„.w ..d « ww . r hW «. .._ ..,,. . .-* . : -'p^'i^M " made up ot Richard Schleicher ' enwaun ^W^i^t«a pmrlvd ^^&irt- i¦ Wayne Parker , Rick Havnholt, ^ ^ of months, If d««lr«d. ' Apprentice Gets Barber Certificate 1,200 Attend City to Raise Blossom Time Brendan R. Lee has received his certificate of achievement in Walnut St. Boat related training cn a home study County Hospital 20 Orchards in Gutter Level basis in barbering. Lee served an apprenticeship in barbering with Area Show Ofi Ramp to Be Close *w* Matt Swadner of Winona, under Open House The boat landing ramp at the .^^aaaBBBBBBBV ^4mm^m ^^mmmm\ ^m\ ^mWWt*% J» ?*. the supervision of the vocational LA CRESCENT, Minn.—It's WHITEHALL, Wis. (SpeciaD- apple blossom" time in the 1,- foot of Walnut Street will be elim- At Bus Garage section, State Department of Edu- Approximately 1,200 persons at- inated so that a new entrance can 300 acres planted to 20 com- cation in cooperation with the lo- , Because the Winona Transit Co. cal school system. tended open house at the Trem- mercial orchards in the I* be built off Levee Park Drive to has dropped its plea lor the city pealeau County Hospital two miles Crescent Fruit Growers Asso- serve Peerless Chain Co. and Bay The objective of the home west of Whitehall Sunday . They ciation area , and on the 310 State Milling/ Co. to subsidize construction of a new study program is to better train toured buildings and grounds and That was decided at the City the isolated apprentice. Many ap- acres of orchards in the Gales- bus garage, the City Council vot- saw the new 72- by 212-foot one- ville area. Council meeting Monday evening ed Monday night to spend about prentices are unable to attend re- story structure that has been built lated training classes because The La Crescent orchards, on request of the two riverfront in- $1,000 on street improvements at to replace the dairy barn that stretching from Dakota on the dustries. u^^^l ^^ they are too far from a vocation- burned last August at a loss of the garage the firm has acquired al school. north to Houston on the south- At present there's a drive off / about $100,000. Contents, including ' and is expanding. west, produce an average of Walnut Street to serve trucks An apprentice learns his man- some caLves, were lost in the fire. 250,000 bushels a year. About headed into the private street run- John Blank, superintendent , out- ual skills while working on the The n«w barn, one story, has job. a third of the acreage devoted ing along the river on the north lined two problems to aldermen. His home study course is de- stanchions for 80 cows plus room to the crop is in young, non- side of the Peerless and Bay State signed to cover the period of ap- for young stock, maternity and One of them is rather awkward : prenticeship and provides related bearing trees that will come plants between Walnut and Frank- bull pens and a milking parlor. into production in a few years. lin streets. The firm has discovered that be- and technical information of the A separate pole barn for feeding create a splash \s trade. Ten major orchards and a Peerless is building a new and m^LWm cause of the street grade it won't also was constructed . few smaller ones around larger office building where this ^ be able to get buses in and out On the tour was the . infirm- Galesville produce an estima- entrance turns east , said James J. Owl Store, 126 E. 5th St., to put ary, equ ipped for inlervenou's feed- of the garage at 315 W. 3rd St. farm machinery on the boulevard ted 110,000 bushels. The lar- Jeresek, vice president of Peer- When the wheels are in the gutter. ing and oxygen, and an office gest orchard is "operated by less, making it difficult for large at the store during the week end- where a dentist makes regular one end of the bus is on the street. ing June 16. Sacia Brothers who on 150 trucks to negotiate the turn . Either the street has to be low- visits. acres produce 50-60 percent of fie suggested, with support from ered or the gutter level raised. NICK DEONES, who purchased Through the therapy program the crop in this area. Other Bay State, that the entrance to the City Engineer James Baird said pt-opeity in Sugar Loaf a year many patients become well enough orchards here are the Young industries' road be off the east end that the best solution would be ago with the understanding he to be released to their families for Brothers, Willis Orchard , Jay ot the Levee Park Drive. This was to fill in the gutter at the driveway would build a motel within two long periods of time or on a per- Spittler , Grover Brothers, Al- approved. There will be no inter- manent basis, and construct a catehbasin and years, wrote that "I have been in according to Mrs, lyn Kasle, Lee . Spittler , Wil- ference with park traffic , alder- manhole to relieve surface drain- the process of getting plans or- C. E. Nordhagen , assistant su- liam Walsk , Ed Jick and Wil- men were told. age. ganized and formulated for the perintendent. This program lapse bur Polzin. It's understood that Peerless will construction work which, accord- over into the social service and build the retaining wall required in THE OTHER Iproblem mvolvas ing to the contract, should com- medical departments the area where the boat landing yS. 'f 'J -^m ^ A getting buses off and on narrow mence on or before July 1, 1963." / gm ^T ^ mm^F STAF F MEETINGS ara held to area now is located , while the city r« x** \V' .^mmmr^ ^mmmmr Huff street from the alley at the Licenses approved : Cigaret, coordinate departments so that 1,912 Participated will provide the fill and surfacing ^^ ) " ^ f ' r rear of the new garage, plus im- Markle Stevenson Co. warehouse, for the street. ^^ r^ ir v^^fe^fe^^fer .^m^m\e^m\rs ' provement of the alley surface. each patient's situation is review- 272 W. 2nd St., and dance, Arthur ed frequently enough to justify The proposal was supported by The city plans to cut down the Fitsch and His Polka Dots , Red A. A. Ackels, production manager boulevards at the alley exit to per- his presence in the hospital , Mrs. Men's Wigwam, May 25. Nordha gen said. Patients are In Scout Camporee at Bay State. mit a greater turning: radius and Aid. Stoltman also said that the The statistics are in. Third Ward Aid. Howard Bau- to blacktop the alley. taken from the hospital environ- present dump site might not last ment as frequently as possible to One thousand nine hundred and fnann said he was opposed to clos- Baird estimated that the work out the summer. Second Ward twelve participated in Garnehaven ing streets. It was explained that might cost $1,000. accustom them to life outside, re- Aid. Henry Parks again suggested motivation classes are conducted Council's Weekend campo ree in this does ngt involve* a street clos- m other business a committee acquiring the abandoned sand and Whitewater State Park o-ver the Mayor R. K. Ellings said that was formed, to help patients return to reality, ing. at the suggestion of gravel pit near Westfield Golf and drug therapy helps set the weekend — 1,522 Boy Scouts, 161 the only people involved are " a ? v 2nd Ward Aid. Lloyd Deilke, to Course. If so, said Mrs. Muriel leaders, 33 staff , 196 Explo rers an<' owners who put boats vffifel v ^^lafc fBll investigate what can be done stage for more permanent cures. few boat " to Ollom, it should be a sanitary The staff includes the follow- advisers. down there." improve living conditions for resi- landfill operation, not a burning, ing in -addition to Nr. and Mrs. Sleeping bags were dampened by Meanwhile. 2nd Ward Aid. dents in the neighborhood of Mill- open dump. Mrs. Mary Masyga, Nordhagen , superintendent and as- five-eighths of an inch of rain on Lloyd Deilke road correspond- er industries in the area of West alderman-at-large, wondered If sistant : opening day—the lowest rainfall of ence he has had with Cong. Al 4th and Olmstead streets. consideration had been given to any recent camporee. The Revs. David Bey, Pigeon , Quie regarding the possibility of The alderman said that he has leasing a site rather than buying Falls, About 4 500 parents and friends assistance for repair of the the and Donald Theisen, White- jockeyed for picnic sites Sunday federal become convinced th^at alter- one and taking more land off the hall , spiritual; Dr. C -F. Meyer , levee wall , which has been denied natives are for the residents to tax rolls. . afternoon with their Scouts. Independence, medical; Dr. E. 0. There are seven counties in repeatedly by various federal "march on City HalL" or for the Wilberg, Whitehall, dentist; Hen- agencies. Most recently the Corps aldermen to form a study com- MRS. OLLOM, City Hall com- Garnehaven Council and they are mittee chairman, reported that ry Paulson, Pigeon Falls, William divided into five districts each with ot Engineers and the Public ^^- y "w vrjyWBSi* mittee. Melby, , the House, ^- ir4' . :¦ ¦>¦&I MB'Jr .'de^' ' ^J»srlf3SiA the City Hall restroom had been Blair and Albert Scherr , a camporee chief: Sugar Loaf Dis- Works Committee of ^.^ THE PROBLEMS, he said, in- opened , as reques t er! , last Fr .day' Galcsville, trustees; trict , Ken Seebold, Winona ; Can- Cong. Quie noted, have denied it- ""** jtWBmXm^W>Pil clude soot ( "sometimes you 'd think night and a total of three people Margaret Baecker and Mrs. Ag- non River , Royal Featherstone," However , he wrote , "there is it was snowing" ); a pipe that had used it, involving a janitor nes Garthus, registered nurses ; Red Wing: Root River, Donald another law on the statute books "spouts steaming water," mainten- being on duty three to four extra Jennie Knutson , Phyllis Sobota. Woxland, Rushford ; Zurnbro Val- which provides authority to the ance of an alley, ajid employes' hours, Third Ward Aid. Howard nurses aides; Irene Berge and ley, Harold Luther, Rochester, and Chief of Engineers to construct parking. Bauman wondered ii the police Fred Sobota , activity therapists : Wasioja , Harvey Jenson , Clare- small flood control projects that He suggetsed that members of department couldn't super-vise the [ Emil Sobotta , social worker and mont. have not already been specifical- the committee be himself , 2nd restrooms on Friday nights to ' bookkeeper; Cecils Klumby, Every year Scouts compete for ly authorized by Congress. Each Ward Ward Aid. Henry Parks, 4th prevent vandalism. Aid. Stolt- Diahlia Olson, Gladys Lund , Hazel ribbons and awards in the three- project selected must be complete Ward Aid. James Stoltman and man said that the city either ' Jarstad , Don Jarstad, Marvin day encampment. And every year within itself and be economically Daniel 'Bambenek and Ald. -at- should maintain restrooms as ad- Erickson and Archie Eide, ward troops spar for the senior patrol justified. In addition , each project Large Mary Masyga . vertised on signs on 3rd Street or attendants. leader award—only one to a dis- is limited to a federal cost of not Jvx fluT wwm^m. take down the signs. i Chr is Sveen , Anton Bautch , trict. Troop 2, Winona , gleaned more than $400,000 .. Permission was given Winona Re- that . a^^^a^RBaWll^^^kHM^rv '^WWSWmr^^llemSmk Valley Riders to hang a banner Aldermen agreed that the Win- :ba Lovlien and Lucille Kulig, prize from Sugar Loaf District this "Although it does not seem f ^^ ^^^ ' j0^ <^r^SlSmmmmmmm\ across 3rd Street at 3rd and Cen- ona County Historical Society night attendants; Jurdice Goss year. probable that the Corps of Engin- ^r ^W^vmmmwmm ter streets to advertise (lie West- should put up signs saying that and Margaret Olstad , cooks; Es- Also spiritedly contested were eers would approve a project to ^r ^_. A '%Ji&mWmm&SWm ' ther Kopp, game championships Sunday. In repair the levee wall under the ern iorse show June 17 and to restrooms on the Steamer Wilkie seamstress - supply ¦ ^r ~x '"\Jfl '^^^N^ l put three horses and a car and a in Levee Park are free for public I clerk ; Julia Slaby , baker; Teek- the fun event , a dressing relay. provisions set forth above, I am .^rnem*. a^^^^^ By horse trailer in front of some 3rd use during events in Levee Park, :1a Melby, laundress ; Leona Boe; Troop 202, Goodview, tied with nevertheless making a request for Wmw^>\ \.\ 1* w / ^Smmmmmm Street store June 16. About three such as Steamboat Days. This was j Dorothy Stenberg, Ladislaus Mat- Troop 70, Claremont , for first determination by writing to the a condition when the city extend- [ chey and Oleda place. And Mabel's Troop 68 struck Chief of Engineers. ' Wmm ^ parking spaces are involved. Eide, part-time '• : *».» "¦'*-- \ mWr '-^P* ^^?-. ¦ VJF mw Jm} — JtWk- ^^^mmWmA Held over for two weeks was ed a sewer line about two years ; workers ; Roy Berge. herdsman; third place in a contest to create 'y. ^ ^^ fire via flint and steel. U^'i kw r ^v\ \ MMM JooiEr^^ V '%Hn the application of Doerer's. 107S ago. Mayor Ellings said that the j Hilman Stenberg, assistant herds- ¦ W. 5th. St., to install two 20.000- Steamboat Day6 committee is man ; Ardell Melby , ' farm man- gallon fuel oil tanks at 1104 W. renting four portable toilets. ager ; Floyd Eslensen, assistant Each syllable can liave five 5th St. The application has not Public lighting was discussed farm manager; Orville Boe, ga r- meanings in the language of the yet been approved by the fire briefly. Second Ward Aid. Lloyd [ dener, and Mike Bergerson , en- African Bushmen. Syllables can be pronounced with a high , middle or I Strips Paint Fast gM marshal. Deilke said that Mrs. Ollom, light- i gineer . I Semi-Paste or new Permission was given the Red ing committee chairman, should low tone, or with a rising or fall- miM ask Northern States Power Co. ing inflection. Ljjoii^iirnable i^^J to make a weekly progress report Obscene Language ^^ on the city'^request for upgrad- ing of residential lighting. Cha rges Mayor R. K. Ellings showed a Dismissed two-color courtesy card to be giv- The charge of using obscene Without Discomfort.. en to convention visitors for language against three youths There are over 200 ways of changing the human spine. ( parking privileges. He said that was dismissed in municipal courl This modern method is extremely detailed and thorough. the present one, used many years, today. is not attractive and should be Those charged were: David C, Come in and see why 3000 UNUSUAL Chiropractors have ! ~^y "' '^~ ¦' ~ replaced. He was authorized to Smith. 20, 170 Mechanic St.; John found this method to be the most effective. ! • fH^B a ~" ' \f- \T^ ^•' jj.,"^ / ^\\ 1 j 1M VWm proceed with printing, D. Kamrowski , 19, Fountain City, Bills approved included one for Wis ., and David A Kleinschmidt, $947.25 for printing of 20,000 cop- 18, 576 E. King St. Dr. t. H. Drier ies of the Winona tourist bro- They were arrested by police CHIROPRACTOR chure, which includes six new at 6:05 p.m. Friday at 4th and Walnut streets. Each lit Lafayette St. Phi»r»» 3217 Winona, Minn. pictures. This is paid otit of the pleaded not ) \ t\ \ ~* "* " •"- " •? .'' J, J * ' t *' •£ r»b jefMHNat i _ _ _ i ^^mWr^^"' - ' V, "* - annual $2,500 promotion fund , ex- guitty to the charge when he ap- ^ ^ ' " » < ¦ ., ..»• V1 \\I \ '\A ^^er2^09^5^.M ¦ "^vV •!- . '"«''? ' U** .^ * ' ^^%&^aaHsam.^^JSSffiiiaBmmSa^ea penditures of which is authorized peared Saturday in municipal -t_ \ 1 \\» i " 'f wt i'W !'-" , . ^-w'¦$ >¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦• ¦ ^ ^ thieves cannot reach your plant, $568.40; streets, $4,290.65, sufficient evidence to convict the /fm ^y^j^hK^^--.!^-^ . ^<¦»<¦¦ ' -'^ -<> -• ¦ ¦' >-<¦- 1 ~ z^^JSkw ' youths. ^ \^^4^- ' y ^L^ w^^tm^B^^^MtmmmmM precious furs in our cool and meter fund. $528.06. He asked for a dismissal. * 1- Fourth Ward Aid. James Stolt- Judge S. D. J. Bruski granted the arwBiiui^fc4..^^i t. A^BI ^ .u^mWewtWmmWmWJ dump is a nuisance. He said that wK ^KK W^Mm ^^J&r '^mm car bodies arc being burned and l ^tMBljBK ^lWPIyyKf 1^^HBSB*lEMRiiiiiii&%" jSaW^RtaiBii ^tikaviLiiV Ary^^^fj^^^^^^^y^ayJ'fP'HaWBiiiiB other people are setting: fires des- Funera l Directors Being a Pontiac Watcher . . . ^¦aai^SuUV ^3*%^ Ui^^a^S'^^^^^aaaiiiVRiiiiiiiii'^V^^^^Riiiiii ^i JsViA,bi^ 3>Aonj oLL pite warn ings from the dump- 57 W. 4th master. It was noted that the Elect Wabasha Man Become a Pontiac Owner! dumpmastcr has the power of ar- WABASHA , Minn. (Special) — A We are happy to insure , store rest, but Aid. Stoltman said he Wabasha 't like to use it. ll was mortician , Harold B. and service your furs regard- doesn Buckman Jr., was elected lo the less of where they were pur- agreed that enforcement of dump regulations should be worked out hoard of directors of the Minne- chased. with the sanitary inspector for sota Funeral Directors Associa- the health department, Roy Vose. tion , Minneapolis , last week , repre- it ^^ S-Sff*»^ aiiiiiVaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii senting District 1. He replaces I LOOK l Robert Towey, Rochester , and will kWHMHMaiii ^ HaJ serve three years.| l>istrict 1 officers are I.orrin Jorri.N, Spring Valley, president , At Our Complete Stoc k of New 9 and John Hrcitlow , Winona , lice president. Pontiacs... All Serviced and GASOLINE 28 - State directors were installed by John Mayer , Austin , president of Ready to Go. (he Minnesot a Association. Is anything ever really free? ^^^ ^^ ^^^H ^^tm^^^ Do you HL\m B * School ¦ I ¦ L L ^L—W expect something "free" Hearing at H M ^k^^ when you drive up to Durand Sef May 29 ^^ ^^ Wmw Wmm Wmm I * *as DURAND . Wis.-Hearings on pe- tit ions to attach Ihree area schools | LISTEN | ¦ ¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ lo Duniml Unified School District ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ HI We have no no w ill he held nt Durand High School May 29, J. N. Weiss, Me- To trie Word s of Praise from ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H free soap, nnmonie , secretary of the joint MMMMMBaiBBB»BaiiiiiiiiaiiiiBBlfree Hosiery. No county school committees in- Your Neighbors , Friends, Relatives. count cards to favored volvod, has announced, Ham^^^ ^fl^^^ ^^ customers. No The Buffalo , Dunn and Pepin ' AW^UAW ^^ ¦ ^Jl ¦ m WLW for your county committees will hear the mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm\ petitions of Waulwiek and II a y C reek schools l 0 attach to 1,st Dur- W\J W H^^^B^r?«w l vL '' *so'''lc > and, and the joint Dunn , Pepin j s tne time f0 trac IwstosM's. An «c- I 10 Main SI. Prion. 7663 ^^^^^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fe^fev Phon* 2831 ,. "Coma Down to Oiar Yard" I ivity meeting will follow the ^ y —^ . I! * Luncheon . DENNIS THE MENACE i

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** i FII I I RST Wile Thinks Another *>^ "^ ' 'rt^^v^^^-^ifVViryvvvvVVVVvVs ^ ' in Winona: End is Near By ABIGAIL VAN BU REN DEAR ABBY: I have been married nearly 30 years. Our Announcing children are married and happy. Wje are moderately well off and can take it easy and enjoy lif e now. My wife has taken up with a small radical , religious group who thinks the "end" is near. She can't bake a cake without reading the Bible. She spends hours copying verses from it. She'll go no place except to religious meetings. She tries to convert all our friends who are already non-drinking, church-going people. She is out on cloud nine and she's an entirely different person. I think she needs to see a doctor. She says she feels fine. Can you help me? DEEPLY CONCERNED DEAR CONCERNED : You are concern- ed with good reason , Your wife most cer- tainly needs to see a doctor. Get her there, and don't delay. DEAR ABBY: My husband has trouble with his back. He has to sleep on a special mattress which is hard as a rock. Ever since childhood ... 1 nave siepi on a sou niauress ana 1 can i get ' any sleep on a hard mattress. He says a hard (and MORE convenient) ¦ ¦ '!' ¦ ' mattress is good for everybody. What do I do now ? NO SLEEP 'CAN W LEARM Mi v IVKITE w WHOLE NAME? 7P0?E'I> eaNW ee . SOME NEW DRIVEWAYS IN W NEIGHBORHOOD/ ' DEAR NO: Buy twin beds. Let HIM sleep on his hard mattress and you sleep on a soft one. A hard matt ress is good for you only if you can sleep on it. BIG GEORGEI DEAR ABBY: I am in a mess. I thought I was in love and went too far. We though t we had to get married so we sent out the announcements and started with the plans. Then I found out 1 didn 't have to manry him. I told him I didn't love him . enough to marry him but he said that I "belong" to him now and I have to go through with if. Besides, he bought Mie rings and still owes on them. Should I go ahead and marry him and pay for my mistake? SORRY NOW DEAR SORRY: You would be better off to pay for the rings! Don't marry him, And I hope you learned your lesson. DEAR ABBY: Apropos old maids who give gifts all their lives and never have the occasion to get any: 1 am an old maid school teacher and over the years I have had literally hundreds of my students marry and have babies. Naturally I receive invitations and announcements for everything, and that means a gi ft . Oh , well, I can't take it with me and 1 haven't anybody to leave it to! M ISS MARTHA

ticles. Committee personnel work- Legion Benefit ed most of Saturday afternoon col- lecting the merchandise from con- Auction Canceled tributors and setting it up for the auction . A small turnout of bidders caus- Proceeds of the sale were to ed cancellation of a benefit auc- go to the Sons of the Legion drum and bugle corps and to the Legion tion to have been held at the baseball team. There are no plans American Legion Memorial Club for rescheduling the auction , com- Saturday night. Committeemen in mute* chairmen said. charge of the sale said only 10 or ¦ 12 persons were on hand. Briquets made up only one-sixth Available items for sale included of all charcoal sales before Worl d a car, a boat and a stove, as well War II. Today they account for "Well , Randy, it looks like you've got a little sit-down as a large number of smaller ar- two-tliirds. strike on your hands." APARTMENT 3-0 - Bjr Alex Kotzky

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e , , . , , TUESDAY MAY 22, 1962 The Daily Record Battle Over Weeds . At Winon? Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths Practice What Storm Center General Hospital Mrs. Augusta Harnisch Edmond Corcoran vtsitlrw nourir MMlcol and surgical Mrs. Augusta Harnisch, 90, 415 ETTRICK, Wis. (Special) — Ed- You Preach, City patuntt: 2 to 4 »nd 7 to 1:30 p.m. (no E. Howard St., died Monday in the mond Corcoran, 75, died Sunday Bringing , children undor U). Fath Rain Mlttrnlty patltnti: 2 to 3:30 and 7 to Pepin Nursing Hone at Lake morning at St. Francis Hospital, ers Told l:X p.m. (adulti only). City. La Crosse, after a lingering illness. Born Feb. 16, 1872, at Zahna, . Born May 29, 1886, in Ettrick, he A Winona property owner MONDAY Germany, she had lived in Winona was the son of J. B. and Margaret told the City Council Monday Admissions for 70 years. Her husband. August, Corcoran. He married Clara Ristu- night that he'll be glad, to cut Cooler Weather Mr». Arnold R. Albrecht, 956 W. died July 25, 1934. ben. Black River Falls, and his down his weed patch, as the A. Northwest storm center which Broadway. Survivors are: Five sons, Kurt, wife died in 1953. They lived in La weed inspector wants him to brought turbulent weather In West- Mrs. Elizabeth Bremmer, Peter- Adams, Wis.; Alfred, Baraboo, Crosse the first few years after do, but he'd appreciate it if ern Minnesota and South Dakota son, Minn. Wis. ; Ewaid, vElmhurst. 111.; Frie- their marriage. Then they moved the city would cut down its was boiling across the southern Paul W. Harvey, 875 39th Ave., bert, Los Angeles, Calif., and Carl, to Ettrick. weeds next door. half of Minnesota today, brlng- Goodview. Panama City, Panama ; two daugh- Surviving are: Two grandchil- Sydney Johnstone, president ing the threat of occasional thun- Steven J. Buckbee, Utica, Minn. ters, Mrs. Hertha Putnam, Wino- dreq, Michael Corcoran, Galesville of Winona Properties, wrote that about four years ago' he derstorms to Southeastern Minne- Mrs. Marion Kluzik, 604 W. 4th na, and Mrs. Walter ( Anna) Stuhr, and Bonnie Corcoran, a student at sota and Western Wisconsin to- St. La Crosse, Wis.; 20 grandchildren ; Winona State College; one brother, spent more than $330 to re- night. Mrs. Margaret VonRohr, 312 Lib- 34 great-grandchildren; one broth- Perry, Osseo, Wis., and one sister, move undergrowth and weeds from an outiot in Johnstone's Slowing diminishing cloudiness erty St. er, Herman Wildgrube, Sheboygan, Mrs. Florence Trumbauer, San Ga- with occasional showers is the Clarence Goergen , Winona Rt. 2, , Mrs. John Addition. At that time he per- Wis.; three sisters briel, Calif. One son, Merle, died suaded the Park-R&creation forecast for Wednesday forenoon. Minn. Brandt, Winona; Mrs. Friebert in 1944. It will be a little colder tonight Thomas W. Robbins, 70 W. 3rd , Rochester, Minn., and . Bridget's Board it should clean up its Wachs A service will be at St nearby land, too. and Wednesday with a low of 50- St. Mrs. Gustave Wildgrube, Lake Catholic Church, Ettrick, Thursday 55 forecast and a high of 75 seen Mrs. Adina Albrecht, 452 Main WEATHER FORECAST ... Showers and Since then, Johnstone wrote, City. One son has died. at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. James E. upper Mississippi valley and the Dakotas. A few the city has done nothing to for Wednesday afternoon. St. Funeral services, will be at S Ennis will officiate. Burial wili be thundershowers will develop tonight In the cen- showers are likely in the north Pacific states, Mrs. Johonna Gilbertson, Lewis- its lot, as far as he can tell, p.m. Wednesday at St. Martin'b in the church cemetery. Friends tral Appalachians and from the upper Lakes with occasional rain in THE TEMPERATURE roso to ton Rt. 1, Minn. , the northern California. It and now you can walk from 62 under cloudy skies Monday Evangelical Lutheran Church may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys to the his land to city land without here. Discharge * Rev. Rudolph Korn officiating. Bu- at the Runnestrand Funeral Chap- will be cooler in the Northeast and somewhat afternoon and dropped to 53 dur- Baby David Whitney, Minnesota Cemetery. lower Mississippi valley, with some rain in the warmer in the Rockies. (AP Photofax Map) telling where his weeds end and ing the night. At noon today the rial will be in Woodlavn el, Ettrick. Father Ennis will say the city's begin. City Rt. 1, Minn. Friends may call at Breitlow Fu- the Rosary at 8 p.m. Wednesday. reading was 67. Mrs. Josephine Czaplewski , 872 7-9 p.m. Tuesday That isn't all, said John- A year ago today Winona had a neral Home from Rockland, Wis.; four daughters, stone, across U. S, Highway E. Broadway. or after 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Mrs. Peter Glasrud Mrs. Henry (Joan ) Langowski; high of 64 and a low of 55 with Mrs. Harold J. Kaiser and baby, is being ar- SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- 61 the city has another lot church. A memorial Mrs. John (Mary) Stanek, both of Rattlesnake something like it. 1.20 inches of rain. The all-time 815 W. Wabasha St. ranged. cial)—Mrs. Peter Glasrud, 86, Min- Winona; Mrs. John (Bette ) Wood, Jury Work high for May 22 was 98 in 1925 Mrs. Josephine S. Langowski, 27C "I d-o-not mind trying to find neapolis, died Sunday. The former Trempealeau, and Mrs. John (Pau- a party to spray outiot No. l arid the low for the day 35 in 1889. Steuben St. Matilda Steenstrup, she previously Hunting s The mean for the past 24 hours , Winona Funerals line) Cerro, Madison; one sister , and try to get rid of these Mrs. Josephine Redmann 579Vs lived in this area. Mrs. Mildred Pearson, Lewiston, was 57. Normal for this day is 62. W. Howard St. weeds ," he wrote, "but it's Adolph J. rVWavec Surviving is one daughter, Mrs. and 20 grandchildren. Two sisters To Begin useless for me to spend mon- Most Minnesota stations report- Baby Kimberly Neitzke, 665 E. Funeral services for Adolph J. Samuel Fisher, Minneapolis. Mrs. and two brothers have died. Pretty Good ed some rain overnight with Alex- 3rd St. ey on this account to have all Moravec, 501 E. King St., will be Glasrud will be buried in North- A service will be Thursday at 10 the weeds blown back in next andria having nearly an inch. At Mrs. James V. Kramer and ba- Bor- STOCKTON, Minn. (Special) Redwood Falls the amount was .86 at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at wood, N. D„ following services in a.m. at St. Bartholomew's Catholic , a tasket , what' year from city property." by. 1291 Randall St. and 9 a.m. at -A tisket s in of an inch. Duluth had .72 and St. Sobeck and zyskowski Mortuary Minneapolis. Church. The Rev. Edward Sobczyk the basket? At Wabasha The aldermen decided to Mrs. Donald W. s Catholic Church, the Cloud .60. twins, 125 W. Mill St. St. John' Will officiate. Burial will oe in St. Rattlesnakes. send copies of the letter to Rev. Francis Vrana, St. Paul, a Mrs. Anna Stevens Mary's Cemetery, Winona. WABASHA, Minn. (Special)- the Park-Recreation Board and , Wis. Anna Stev- Robert Fort , 709 Wilson St., Jury trials at the general term of THE MISSISSIPPI stag* at Wi- cousin, officiating. Burial will be ELEVA —Mrs. Friends may call at the Smith Winon a , has been catching Weed Inpector Harry L. Mc- , OTHER BIRTHS ens, 79, Eleva, died Sunday aft- District Court for Wabasha Coun- nona today was 7.8 stationary in St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends Mortuary, Galesville, Wednesday them 20-25 years, So far this MiJlen. since Monday and indications were may call at the mortuary where ernoon at Buffalo Memorial Hos- 7 to 9 p.m. Father Sobczyk will year he has taken 85 in the ty will begin Wednesday morning, Council President Harold APPLETON, Wis —Mr. and Mrs. pital , Mondovi. She had been a Judge Arnold Hatfield presiding. that readings of 7.9, 8.0 and 8.1 the Rosary will be said today at say the Rosary at 9. sunny hills ol Stockton and Briesath said he knows how were in store for the next three Raymond G. Fawcett, a son Fri- Ihe Holy Name So- patient four days and ill several The first case will be Vernon H. Johnstone feels: Until a few Appleton. Mrs; Fawcett is 7:30 p.m. by Pleasant yalleys. His sou Da- days. day at ciety and at 8 p.m. years. Mrs. Victor Hetsig vid, 19, has been helping him Wiebusch vs, Howard B. Darling, years ago he owned a va- the former Patricia Mortimer, The former Anna Berg, she was involving car damage. The Chippewa at Durand reach- PLAINVIEW, Minn. (Special) - the past eight years. cant lot and he got occasional ed a crest of 7.8 this morning. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mrs. Dorothy Risic born Sept . 23, 1882, at Albion , Iowa, Mrs. Victor Hessig, 77, Plainview , Bob takes them with a The calendar was called Monday notices from the city to clean Mortimer, 3985 8th Ave., Good- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jorg- Showers peppered wide areas of A service for Mrs. Dorothy Ris- died Monday night at her daugh- forked stick placed right at after arraignment of Norman Jo- up his patch. Next door the city Wisconsin today as another warm- view. Fawcett is the son of Mr. ic, 86. 1275 W. Broadway, will be rim Berg. She lived on a farm ter's home in rural Plainview. She Ihe back of the neck. He seph Graham , Sioux City, Iowa. let its weeds grow. and Mrs. Raymond W. Fawcett, except for ing trend set in. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Breitlow near here all her life had been ill a long time. wears no protection—no boots, He was charged with first degree Rainfall was expected to spread 379 W. Broadway. Funeral Home. The Rev. Richard the last nine years which she spent no gloves. His specimens have assault following an altercation Minn. Born , The former Amelia H. Appel, at throughout the state today and to- . LITCHFIELD, — Lewis, Central Methodist Church in Eleva. Mrs. Berg was a mem- , , in had from 7-15 rattles. Maple Springs Night Club last Sunday to the Rev. and Mrs. Rich- Burial will be in ber of Eleva Lutheran Church she was born Oc,t. 25 1884 night. Some light showers were re- will officiate. Buffalo City, Wis., daughter of Mr. Last year he killed 840 in Dec. 31. It . was reduced to second Cape Cod Asks ported at all of the Weather Bu- ard L. Reynolds a daughter, Re- Woodlawn Cemetery . and served on several church or- this area. Sometimes he col- degree assault, he pleaded not becca Anne. He is former asso- may call at the funeral ganizations, She was married to and Mrs. Charles Appel. She came reau's stations around the state Friends 18. She lects a bounty of $1 each on guilty, and trial will be later. late Monday. The Superior area ciate pastor of Central Methodist home 7 to 9 o'clock tonight. Theodore Stevens who died in to Minnesota when she was them from the county. But Church, Winona. was married Feb. 23, 1904, in Wi- had three-quarters of an inch; 1955. since the bounty is low here, SECOND JURY cast will bt Help lor Negroes reported one-quarter WHITEHALL. Wis. (Special) — Surviving are: Two sons, Ar- nona and they farmed near Beaver he ships some to laboratories , Madison of until 1948 when they moved two Cleo and Alona Bluhm Zumbro an inch and lesser amounts were Births at Tri-County Memorial dell, Eleva Rt. 1, and Ervin, Garn- where the venom is removed Falls, who charge Lawrence Har- Hospital, Whitehall: villa, Iowa; three daughters, Mrs. miles southwest of Plainview until for* medicinal purposes, to recorded elsewhere. Mr. Hessig's death June 28, 1948. kins for loss of their house, al- Sent From South Mr. and Mrs. Carrol! Thorpe, j $50,000 Suit Carl (Irene) Ottum, Mondovi; Mrs. snake larms, or to some who leging negligence in installation of LONE ROCK and Park Fa4l» top- Blair , a daughter last week Tues- j Jack (Violet ) Hopkins, Hunting- Surviving are: One son, Kermit, collect them foT show or ex- a boiler. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ped Monday's temperature climb day. ton Park, Calif.; Mrs. Thorvald Elba; one daughter, Mrs. Gordon perimental purposes. The citizens of Cape Cod, Mass,, ' ) Third jury case will be Pioneer with a high of 64. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson, (Adelinel Johnson, Altoona , Wis.; (Hazel Becker, Plainview; five At one time Bob had 100 have asked for help to stem the Minimum readings early today , a son Sunday. ! , Martin Berg, Eleva grandchildren, and 14 great-grand- rattlesnakes in a cage for six Realty Co. vs. Elmer D. Klind- flow northward of Negroes given Ettrick Set for Trial one brother worth involving a brokerage com- ranged from 39 at Superior to 57 Mr. and Mrs. Addison Hegge, Rt. 1; three sisters, Mrs. Denver children. months. He said they ate noth- one-way bus tickets by segrega- at La Crosse. Pigeon Falls, a daughter Monday . (Mary ) Ross, Eau Claire; Mrs. ing, but drank a lot of water. mission and fourth will be Gust tionist groups in the South. A service will be at Immanuel Nibble, Lake City, in a personal Presidio, Tex., set the national Gilbert and the postponed to May nt 10 run. until 2 p.m. RIDGEWAY , Minn. Joseph read r«niarks of Kenneth R. . . Mmes. Durward Kiral nnd Charles Rapid City, rain 57 48 1.97 Thomas A. Flynn , Houston , repre- — p.m. Sunday on West 5th Street and great .showman." St. Louis, cloudy .... 88 68 P. Vanderzee, Ridgeway farmer, between Lennox and Whit ten Smith, j l.iike City, who couldn 't he Lowe, co-chairmen. sents Hankc. Mrs. Pauline Earle present ; Dan Foley, Wabasha; Ar- Jud^c lUitliehl appointed Henry The United Church Women will Salt Lake City, rain ... 51 43 .40 TREMPEALKAU , Wis. - Mrs. died suddenly this morning at St. streets. 64 51 Court opened Monday morning Francis Hospital, La Crosse, Wis,, 173 1 W. thur E. Arneson , Red Wing, repre- F.SKenberger nnd Nat Schut b , sponsor a drive for the United Na- San Francisco, cleur . Pauline E. Earle , 69, former area Mrs. Ernest Nordsving, Wabasha , and Nat Peterson , Lake , cloudy 61 47 .. with a memorial service for two after a brief illness. Wabasha St., $25 on a charge of senting the Goodhue County bark tions International Children 's Em- Seattle , L. L. teacher and resident of Trempea- Hcaly City, appraisers on 50-60-foot right- Washington cloudy . «!> 63 .. Houston County attorneys Arrangements arc being com- speeding 40 miles an hour in a County Attorney Martin J. * ergency Fund in October. The com - , Duxbury Sr „ Caledonia, and Miss leau IB years, died Monday at 9 pleted by Breitlow Alfred Rurkhardt , Plain view , and of-way for roadways on 10th and mittee to take charge are the DAILY RIVER BULLETIN a.m. at St. Francis Hospital , La Funeral Home, 30-zone. She was arrested by po- Jensine Miller , Spring Grove, who Winona. lice at 7:55 a.m. Monday at Broad- Oscar D. Ronken , Olmsted Coun- 9Ni streets and 2nd Ave, all Mmes. J. M. Bodde, R. F. For- State 24-hr. , Crosse. She had been ill four years southwest , in Plainview . Petition Today Chg. Proc. died last year way and Jackson street. ty, to whom Duane C. Matson , sythc, Kerwood Kelly and Miss and in the hospital seven months. Olmsted County Bar Jor appraisal was entered by John Red Wing 7.4 -{- .2 The Rev. Richard L. Hanson, The former Pauline Kulas , she Two-State Funerals Raymond A. Frankum, 1067 E. president of Dorothea Huntley. Imrftanuel Lutheran Church , Cale- 5th St., $15 on a charge of driv- Association , yielded, \ Mrllardy for Alfred Burkhardt , A film "Hunger ," telling what Lake City 10.6 -|- .3 was born in Winona Feb. 21 , 1893, ^ Plainview village attorney. Arlelgh Wabasha 91 1 donia, conducted the ceremonies , Mrs, Elsia Mussell ing over the center line. He was Dunlap referred to Murdoch as CROP is doing for peoples around I and attended Winona State Col- S-chaefer, Lake City, and KveTett the world , was shown. The next Dam 4, T.W. .. 7.1 -| .1 .01 introduced by Claude H. Kremer, lege, She was married lo Joseph ALTURA , Minn —A service lor arrested by Highway Patrol at 10 an attorney of the old school. He ... .05 clerk of court. Judge Murphy pre- Mrs, Elsie Mussell, 68, will be at p.m. May 12 on Highway 14 at was in the class with Sen. James Morcou , Wabnshu , were named al- meeting after the summer vacation Dam 5, T.W. .. 5 3 Earle May 18, 1918. Mrs. Earle ternate appraisers Dam 5-A, T.W. ti.4 - .3 .. sided and ordered the proceedings Jehov ah Lutheran Church Wednes- Stockton Hill . Cnrley nnd John R. Foley, consid- . will lie Sent. 17 taught in Connecticut , Oklahoma , day at 2 p.m. The WINONA 7.8 spread on the court records. Minnesota and Wisconsin, She Rev. Robert Dam 6, Pool .. 9.5 09 Thomas A. Flynn introduced Wil- taught at St, Stanislaus Catholic Kant will officiate. Burial will be ¦¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ Dakota 8.2 liam E. Flynn, Caledonia, who School, Winonn. and schools at in Woodlawn Cemetery, Winonn. Any Questions About Dam 7, Pool ..9.2 gave the memorial to Duxbury , Friends may cull 7 to fl o'clock Independence and Ridgeway. Mrs. tonight at Breitlow Funeral Home. Dam 7, T.W. ,. 8.5 ~ .1 nnd L. L. Eoerkohl, who gave Earle taught citizenship, drama- MONEY PROBLEMS I .... 7.6 10 the euology. Also paying tribute Winona. Then they, may call at tho & Get the "happy answer" at Minnesota ^LMf^l I Il La Cross* tics, the Polish language and ele- church Wed nesday after 1:30 p.m. GUS the Shoe Man A Tributary Straarm were William V. . Von Arx , La mentary subjects. Her husband ¦ * j Loan mid Ttirlft • How to clean up ssssssl ¦ ¦ Chippewa at Durand . 7.8 ~| .I .. Crescent, associate of Duxbury, died in 1949. hills • Buy what you need • Reduce ¦ ¦ Zumbro at Theilman 30.2 +.6 .02 and Leslie E. Joerg, accountant Mrs. Earle was a member of St. Largest chamber of commerce SAYS- installments • Meet emergencies, with mm \\ Trempealeau at Dodgo 0.1 — 1 .03 for the Duxbury firm. Bartholomew 's Catholic Church , in the southern hemisphere is in ^0\. i loans of $100 to $2,500.00 or more — all mr *%* Block nt Nelllaville .. 3.2 ... .06 John H. Rippe, Caledonia , in- Trempealeau , and its altar society. Buenos Aires, Melbourne and Jo- How about coming to buy a puir ' on terms planned to fit your budget ^W—y troduced Thomas A Flynn, who -A-W' jM-i.mW? and at reason able cost ^ La Crosse at W. Salem 2.2 . Surviving are : One son. Jerome. hannesburg follow. ol shoos from me? Our low over- - ¦ ¦ pitchers are lege, NAIA area chairman , that Sports said McCown, "since they are 15-1) - Mark Dilley with a l.Off the Warriors were named, but doing us a favor by asking a earned average and Bob Weis.- a deadline of Saturday for a delay. They could be nasty and brod <4-D with a 2.34 ERA. playoff w- t h Missouri Valley demand the trip to the National (Mo. ) monkey-wrench on grounds we can 't meet the (Complete State average* on throws a , into the machinery.' Page 12 Tuesday, Nay 22 1962 NAIA May 26 deadline." next pagfi.) Referee Not KILLEBREW HOMERS

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE . . Cotter High is Stan West , defensive line coach with the Vik- Blamed for School's sophomore quarterback Gene Schultz ings. West and Tarkenton along With Paul Giel Twins Edge ( center ) gets some expert professional advice spoke at a banquet at the Legion Memorial on ball handling from Fran 'Tarkenton (right ) Club Monday evening. (Daily News ' Sports Paret's Death the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback. Looking on Photo) NEW YORK (AP)-Veteran re- feree Ruby Goldstein apparently VIKING TOtfR STOPS HERE will be held blameless for his handling of the Benny (Kid> WASHINGTO N UP) The games and his ninth5-3 of the season. Senato- rs Parct-Emile Griffith world mid- dleweight bout — a savage battle Minnesota Twins, buoyed by the that resulted in Paret's death and return to form of slugger Harmon The Killer also could have had Tarkenton Labels Packers a clamor to outlaw boxing. Killebrew , go after a series sweep a homer in the seventh if the ball Goldstein , three of Paret' s han- tonight against Washington after had travelled to left or right. But dlers and the co-manager of Grif- polishing off the Senators 5-3 Mon- he backed Jim Piersall against fith all underwent questioning day night. the 410-foot sign in centerfield with Monday at the first session of a Killebrew's home run in the the bases loaded for the third out. to Beat Again in '62 Camillo Pascual picked up his Team three-day public hearing by a sixth inning only brought in one , sixth victory of the year against By GARY EVANS of Vikings are on a good-will tour doubt, " Tarkenton answered and state legislative committee. The run but it was his fourth in five 're big. committee will determine if box- two losses and helped his cause of the Upper Midwest. West readily agreed. "They with singles in the seventh and Daily News Sports Writer Other stops made Monday were They move well and they always ing should be.outlawed as a sport keep the pressure on. " in New . Yo rk State. eighth that drove in the winning "It's just like corning from the at Hastings, Red Wing and Waba- run . plus an insurance marker. sandlot and playing with the kids sha , Minn. Today they moved on West and Tarkenton were in Manuel Alfaro , Paret 's manag- morning coffee complet e agreement on almost er , along with trainers John Sullo The 11.797 Senators fans saw and then going into a world filled to Rushford for a Major League their rookie Dave Stenhouse go with a group of men " break. every answer. Which is the best and Joseph De Maria all agreed Tarkenton , a mild-mannered team in professional football? that their shouts to Goldstein to MANTLE TREATED ... New York Yankee baseball star down to his first defeat after hurl- Fran Tarkenton , star quarter- ing three victories. southerner - with a slow, deliberate "Green Bay," Tarkenton stated stop the bout while Paret was be- Mickey Mantle smiles as he relaxes to his neck in a thera- back for the Minnesota Vikings, way of speaking, has formed some emphatically. "They can beat ing pummelled in the fatal 12th putic bath at New York's Lenox Hill Hospital Monday. The cen- gave that explanation of the dif: Crowds Slump Bernie Allen had three-fcr-four strong opinions of the professional you at every phase of the game. round went unheard because of ter fielder suffered a torn muscle in his right thigh and a strained for the Twins, including a run-scor- ference between college football circuit after one year of play. They run well , pass well , play and the play-for-pay circuit. the roar of the Madison Square left knee ligament in a game with the Minnesota Twins at Yan- ing double. "There is no comparison be- good defense and have a tremen- Garden crowd. Tarkenton , Paul Giel , Viking (Paul ) ." kee Stadium Friday night. . What about Norm Van Brocklin towel had been thrown in the ring, Kansas City 34,049 and San Fran- Minnesota (S) Wajhlnglon (3) Romano, Essegian stepped on to the ibr h ao r , Fran? or Alfaro had cisco 21,667. * as a coach Green,cf.lt $ 0 0 Plerstllct 4 1 1 ring apron, Paret would have District Track Power "There is the man with the The two Los Angeles clubs, how- , lo i Bo Cottier ,3* 3 < } football been automatically disqualified. DECOR AH . Iowa < Special)-; !I. Boyum (R) T—:55.4. ! ever , Rollins,3b 4 0 1 Woodllna.rf 4 0 « greatest offensive mind in 180-YARD LOW HURDLES—1. Don Gor- : are well ahead of last year's Killebrew,11 5 11 Long,lb 3 1 1 today, " he said. "You don 't know Two firsts were recorded at the < itr (P) a. Spande (M) 3. Davis (W) 4. ,' rate. The Dodgers, leading the Tuttle.cf oo« Johnson, is lee 1 Eckholm (PR) s. Sldebottom ': how great he is until you have District One track and field meet T— turnstile count in both leagues Allisen.rf J 0 0 BrlghUb 4 0 1 j n.t. \ Batley.c 1 0 1 b-Hinlon etc had a chance to sit down and dis- 880-YARD RUN—1 ! with 592,025, Cleveland at Luther College here Monday, j . Lee Recknor for the season Gritzncr , Kutyna 1 0 0 0 0 1 get loose. I've got too much State. The winning height was 5 who burned up the Ma- ; ton (SG) 5. Baiter (W) D— i»-5W. Polo Grounds. muscle—and the ultimate drama for the Indians. His three hits fort Lo pie Leaf meet , in the 120-yard j W—Pascual (»-l). L—Slentiou« (1-1). raised his average to .209 . respect for the opposing linemen feet , 10 inches. HBP—By stenhouse (Allison). U—Hono- —with a pair of run-scoring dou- high hurdles with a lime of 16.7 \ ehlck, Smith, Schwarls, Walker yielded 11 singles, a to wait until Ihe man I want to Leonhardt placed fourth in the A Berry T—3:34. A bles and the three-run homer with seconds. j sFTER PLANE TRIP —Il,7f7. two nut in the ninth inning that homer lo Eddie Brcssoud and four throw to is open. " hop, step and jump. won it walks to the reeling Red Sox but Giel , Tarkenton and West spoke George Skemp ran fourth in the after the ham dinner served by 440-yard dush and the Warrior Essegian , on a torrid tear that the A's still coasted in. They took TEAM STAND INGS Rollingsrone Ra ps the lead for good in the fourth on the Legion baseball team. Giel mile relay team made up of Don has zoomed him lo the top among Dennis Murphy, Dick Liet- the league's butters with a .402 Jose Amic's homer and Jerry also explained the. ticket situation Rraatz , Peterson 4S1/10 Caledonia 13 Slick Chicks 26-1 coming campaign. zau and Phil Rislove also finished Wykoff 31 1/5 Chitffefol II Stengel: 'Just Say Lumpe's two-run double. for the lj average, rode in nn both of Ro- highlight s of the fourth. Mabel 3/S* Houston 10 ROLLINGSTONK , Minn .-Roll- mano's doubles and was on base , A film of the Spring Valley 13 l/io Harmony » Walker , now 5-2 biiYiged his , The Warriors finished last in the Spring Drove 14 Rush ford ingstone 's women Softball team when the sturdy catcher connect- Vikings' first season in Minnesota 7"i third homer of the year and a featuring Tarkenton , was shown. conference meet. Lanesboro 14V> Proton 7 won its second game in two days ed for the clincher. single, boosting his average to I'm Being Embalmed' when it defeated the Winona Slick Minnesot a elimlKd to within 11 .340. and scored three times. Chicks 2(>-i here Sunday. percentage points of Die Yankees Lump* accounted lor three more In the 180-yard low hurdles he HOUSTON . Tex. — "If any "Theirs," Stengel replied. of the writers are looking for me "Their pitchers didn 't worry too The winners amassed a total of with a 5-3 victory over Washing- of Kansas City 's 14 bits. Gene was first with a time of :22.6. 35 base hits to five for the Slick ton behind Camilo Pasctial's pitch- Conley took the loss. Don Johns, who teamed ith this morning, tell 'em I'm being much about us then , but they embalmed." think about us now. Chicks. ing and hitting talents; another Rocky Colavlto and Chico Fer- Gorder on the Root River all-Con Rollin^stone plays "W i n 0 n a' good hitting pitcher , Jerry Walk- National League With these words Casey Stengel "We've keyed up pretty good s nandez bombed Early Wynn for American League ference football team , also was a KAGE Kals at 6 p.m. Friday at er , |j;tc«l Kansas City as the A' W. L. Pel. OB W. L. Pet. OB headed for bed at 8 a.m. Monday. and we might continue if we get s homers as the Tigers chased the San Francisco 7i 11 .700 double winner. He fired the shot Cleveland 11 11 .611 u Stengel nnd his New York Mets our pitching worked out. You Athletic Park. dealt Boston Us seventh straighl 42-year-old right-hander with a Ntw York 30 11 .601 ' j SI. Louis JJ 13 .47* 3>i 41 feet , 2 i inches ami then won ¦ Los Anqeles .14 IS .415 3' i had encountered jet age problems can 't loss, l(l-f> ; and Detroit run off five-run first Inning on I lie way Minnesota 31 15 .SH ' i the discus with a toss of 117 feet. catch those balls in the Irorn Chicago i:\ . Los Angeles Los, Angeles 11 IS S<5 3' , Cincinnati .It IS .SSI * getting to Houston from Milwau- bleachers. You break your leg go- Cnlument Farm has produced to their decision over the White Chicago 30 11 .Sll 1 Pittsburgh II 14 .J}f J Ken Baker of Wykoff also took Milwaukee 14 11 .4)1 kee. ing up there. seven Kentucky Derby was Idle . Sox. Wynn , still looking lor vic- Baltimore U 17 .514 3> i 10' i two firsts , lie sprinted the 100 in " winners. Oflrolt ... . 14 IT .415 4'-, Philadelphia IS 10 .414 I0"i In Milwaukee Ihe Met s and tory No. 2115 , dished up five hits 4, Houiton 14 1) .171 llVi 10.85 seconds and then took the Thtt Indian* pounded Skinny Kansas City " ll .441 their 72-year-old manager had to Brown for a 70 lead in the first and a walk before being lifted Boston 1} 11 .311 S New York 11 10 .375 13 220 in 24.4 seconds. wall three hours after a game to with two out . Washington » 1* 11} ll' i Chicago n is .314 K' J thre e innings but tbe Orioles cume MONDAY'S RESULTS MONDAY'S GAMES catch their plane. Finally they Rill Brulon went 5-for-!i in De- PETERSON GOT its other first Campers! Fishermen! Get Your buck , gelling a pair ol homers Kansas City 10, Boston S. Pittsburgh I, Oalcago 4. in the pole vault as Don Flatter made it to Dallas. There the club from Jackie Hr;in 1. Mlmei (M) I OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY $25 to #600 quickly, on one 1 ^ the Brave* wasted little time in -' Right hamier Bob Shaw, owner training season. The Braves an- t. VIVIMH rJmtt anything cine, but I f-J. stop moit of the time in the minor some time. Jenni 1. smith (IV) 4. Kolllna (»V) Usgaard (15 Letters) Mabel Athlete of Year By AUCIE KARCHER as "Mabel Athlete of the Year." boys will grow up to be like when you gain the habit of Church. The Mabel mixed brass Daily Naws Sports Editor When he graduates in two hhn.'N work. It is better wear out than quartet played a selection. weeks, Usgaard will have won Jim Miner, basketball and to rust out." MABEL, Minn. Football and trackmen wer* — The annual 15 athletic letters in the- four baseball coach, labels Usgaard '.A boy must aim to be good, introduced by Coach Lions Club banquet honoring Bachman sports. He earned four awards as the greatest all-around ath- play to his ability and help his and basketball and baseball Mabel high school athletes here each in three sports' and would lete in District One. "We may team to the best of his ability. athletes by* Monday night at St. Olaf Catho- Coach Miner, the probably have made it a per- have had better individual play- Try to do your best and you school captured both lic Church could aptly be called the Root fect 16, except that Mabel has ers, but never one as great in •will be a champion to yourself. River grid and cage crowns "Davis Usgaard Night." had track only three years. so many things." he added. "You vho have health have this past season, capping one of Usgaard, brilliant Mabel sen- Perhaps the most fitting tri- Dr. Robert Campbell, Winona hope and you who have hope the school 's most successful ior performer, was named bute next to' the fact that it State College basketball coach have everything," Campbell years in history. "Most Valuable Player" by his was his teammates who named and athletic director effective pointed out. Cheerleaders were introduc- teammates, not just in foot- hirn for the individual honors, next fall, was the principal Paul Tlousker, president of ed by Mrs. Dean Wallestad . ball, but in basketball and in was a statement by Kaye Bach- speaker. the Mabel Lions Club, was mas- Winona Daily News Root baseball and in track. ma n. his football and track Campbell told the nearly ISO ter of ceremonies. Invocation River All-Conference basket- And to cap it off , the Mabel coach. persons who packed the .church was by the Rev. Bruce Boyce, ball and football awards also Lettermen's Club selected him Bachman said: "I h ope my parlors: "Victory is half won pastor of First Lutheran were presented.

¦ ¦¦ ¦ • - •- " ' , .:*.-¦ .i 1—' ' "(il FIVE TROPHIES , . . Davis Usgaard (left ) Jim Sidebottom and Dave Milne all plan to enter will need a trophy ease for the award* he won Winona State College next fall. At right is Dr. Monday night at Mabel. He was named "Most Robert Campbell, Winona State cage coach, who Valuable Player" in four sports and "Mabel was the principal speaker at the banquet honoring ¦ Athlete of . the Year". Usgaard and teammates Mabel athletes. (Mabel Record photo. ) irl sSALE! LAST6DAYS! i NFL IN JUB ILANT MOOD I Hurry! Get America's Most Famous Nylon Tires at Big Savings! :

¦¦¦'"III Illll I | | I I I I I III I I 11 I I I I I I I I I I II III Ill Court Dismisses AFL Suit Baaaalaaa^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa * NEW YORK (AP) - National use of the "sudden death" rule of monopolistic practices. He di- Football League brass open their and lesser items. rected the AFL to pay court costs Ihree-day spring meeting today in The meeting comes on the heels a jubilant frame of mind after of Monday's court decision , in In its suit, the AFL contended a court victory over the rival Baltimore, dismissing the Amer- the 42-year-bld NFL possessed and American League. can Football League's $10,080,000 used the power to. exclude rivals On the agenda for club owners damage suit against the NFL. and also conspired against the young AFL by granting franchises and officials are the players' re- U.S. Dist. Judge Roszel C. Thorn- *««>4>4>4>4>*4>«>»4>4>4>4>«4.«a>«>«4>^ tirement plan , possible additional sen ruled out the AFL's charges to Dallas and Minneapolis-St. Paul in its expansion from \2 , lo 14 teams. When it was¦ planning for its opening season ¦ 'of- 1960, the AFL had franchises for Dallas WSC BASEBALL FACTS and Minnesota. Then the NFL BATTING announced it was putting a team in Dallas in I960 and would field t U H R IB SB SIR RBI Avg. SB BB SO HBP SH another in Minnesota the following Ken Barker J 1 ISO* » J I.M0 » * * a 1 ) year. Jerry Kohn J * 1 0 • el .444 1 tea 0 Dick Papenfuss « 4 ill• » I .soo « l lo o The . AFL stayed in Dallas, but Arlan KllivJer . 14 5$ 13 11 1 1 S 14 .411 1 4 1) 10 substituted what it termed an in- Duane Mutsctiltr 3 5 3 10 t feo.400 t * l 00 Lance Jehrton .. K « II » I 0 s M .14r 7 11 4 e 1 ferior Oakland franchise for a Jon KOSldOWSkl . 14 55 H 14 1 1 « 17 .117 t 4 7 0 0 more desirable franchise in Min- 3-T OaryOrob 14 51 17 11 4 • e I .111 I IS VI NYLON Bab Lletiau 14 44 14 11 1 « 0 t .lis S 7 1 3 5 neapolis. | Dick Cunderson . 14 54 17 11 4 t 1 e ,315 0 4 10 0 MarKDIIley .14 4* 15 11 1 I I ll .«« 1 TO * 1 1 NFL Commissioner Pete Rorelle Chuck Zano 14 10 11 11 » I O 1 J00 4 7 4 11 called Judge Thornsen 's decision {¦¦ ' Ron Ekker '10 4 1 » e 4 .MO • 14 1 1 15 MONTH Road Hazard Guarantee • " Butch Brsb ? I 1 J 1 * e 1 .115 0 11 0 1 a "complete vindication of the T Chuck Welibrod 5 14 1 • 1 0 » 4 .0)1 0 0 I to older league. He went on to say. Lyle Papentusi « 14 1 I • « « .000 111 • 0 "It is now time for the AFL to Roger Rlsser 4 4 0 I 0 0 * * .000 • • 1 OO Jim Vllanovieti 110 • * » 4 I .OH . 0 e » t 0 face up to fr ee and open competi- Mike Leahy J 1 0 • * » « 0 .000 0 e » 0 0 Mirlyn Peterson 10 I It t t 0 .000 0 - 0 • to tion and direct Us attention to football. " Tofall H 4*0 141 111 17 1 1« 111 .KU IS Sf 71 11 1] Clint Murchison Jr., president PITCHING of the NFL Dallas Cowboys , said, "The verdict is the only one I • IP R BU N 10 II HB BRA WP W-L IB SS HR expected. I've stated repeatedly Dlllty 4 11 11 4 17 M I 1 1.01 1 5-1 10 S that we had a franchise long Kohn J «H 1 1 1 • 4 0 1.41 0 1-0 0 » 0 jj ^^^^^^^ H ' Weisbred ...... 4 11 f 14 11 it 1 1.34 0 4-1 s 1 1 ^^^^^^ ft m ' 15' > ' before the other league vas ^t ^t ^t ^t ^t ^t ^t ^t ^tW x IS, bUcV, tubt-typi. p)m and tin e> vmir ctf + . KOsMowskl 4 tJ'i .IB 4 11 14 t * l.V 0 1-1 J 0 0 Murtchler S fi ll 4 11 I 11 1 5.U 1 1-0 1 e 1 dreamed of. " Pepenfusi ...... 4 Ills 11 I 14 1} 11 J 1.17 0 1-0 1 » 1 Commissioner Joe Foss of the Milanovlch 1 IH 4 14 1 » 0 1.37 I 0-0 1 00 ' AFL termed the ruling "very dis- Peterson ...... 1 Is 1 11 • . 0 0 11.M ? 0-» • • 1 " ¦ ¦ appointing and said no decision ' »¦*¦? • Totals . .14 115 41 14 tl 101 41 ? 1.J0 1 IH II 1 4 had been made on an appeal. Two AFL club officials, owner EXPEC T RECORD Harry Wismer of Ihe New York Titans' and General Manager Dick JUNIOR EN TRY Gallagher of the Buffalo Bills , ex- Davis Sparks nYOU GET THIS FAMOUS GOODYEAR NATION -WIDE » f FERGUS FALLS. Minn, (AP) pressed hope that the court battle Ol VIII\ITil •U ATI.TI&I 1A7I1YI7 * * fw IJJ.aU ? — Fergus Falls Jaycees are was at an end. ROAD HAZARD AND QUALITY GUARANTEE ! efal JVlUfl 1H JH/ll IUW looking for a record entry for AVismer said . "I was against " their animal Junior Golf Tour- the Suit from the beginning. ' : Dodger Victory Gallagher said he felt the deci- ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE j nament, to be played June 16- " I 17 over the Pebble Lake sion would result in a better re- f** ^^^, ?^.^^ lationship between the leagues. m M.««i D..im in ik. u.s.., c.».feH.n.,™. B ' 3-T NYLON SAFETY ALL-WEATHER £ Course. t "Suits , between people, leagues (m Guarantee on 1hese New Goodyear Auto Tirol I K\ J - - The tourney is open to all \Jl WJ &M JflO Clfaffifl t Over /2 1. Against nornul road h»iardt-l.e., Wowoute. «B Giants " Isbrlo A youngsters who will not have or industry arc no good anytime, ^S. ( OO *4*l if + ' brtaki , By MIKE RATHET he added. (fl cuta-except repairable punclurei. Limited lo Sg) i _ * reached their 19th birthdays by I Cam* <> 0 x 15, Wack. I m X j N3 orl8inal owDerfornumberofmonthisp«clfled.2.Aj«tnit W/ *TT TDr TVDP ¦ "" ¦ TI TIH7TVCC ¦ -l! H'-Jf t. £ Assoctatad Praia Spoi+i Wriror July 15th. The event attracted .nM ,, u.„,wr,,l ,Jltal, K • - TUBE-TYPE "" TUBELESS £«££* Target: Destroy the most effec- 100 entrants, from as far away J\JB aa to rtime or mlleegi.7 Any Goodyear tlra :dealer In tlie W> #£? ' « . I and Canada and Florida last ¦ J oH your car J tive equipment used against the M V.S or Canada will make adjustment allowance on new EN. j year. Summer Laziness '»'• b»»ed on orlginel tread depth remaining and cur- Qgj ' Los Angeles Dodgers. v8 Atw I ' I I aUa~h kararklleTSV 5 )3 rant •T.ncHjT.r pr.ee. " Weapon: Tommy Davis , who RV ALL NU1UAT WUiHiflT mhhVUVV 1NO MONEY J slays giants and feasts on left- fj tal, RRAiun nnwN i t handers. Causes Football SECONDS! RETREADS. Objective: the National \*^^m ^^5£SM£MB BM MOUNTING! "".!!..?.: Final Much Talk, No Site IJJniaUVV ri (IJI ParWeek \I League pennant. That could well be tha story of Injuries in Fall the Dodgers' pennant chances. For Title Fight BIRMINGHAM , Ala. <\F> — More People Ride on Goodyear Tires thon on Any Other Kind : Executing his assignment with DETROIT (AP ) - Talk of a Taking it easy in the off-season ?????»»??????????-»?????I »»?«) M «»t»ll e»»l«»»»4» »»M«« precision is the 23-year-old Davis, heavyweight title bout produced ib one of the major factors in the ?«?????? »4>4>4>»»4)4>»e+ 4> d)»4»* l »l» |»»4«» «4- »»»IIM» l« m ««»«4»l«l«l* who last night paced third-place more talk but no heavyweights growing number of football in- Los Angeles to an 8-1 triumph for Detroit fans Monday night. juries , says Bernie Moore , com- over league-leading San Fran- A crowd of only 200, including missioner of the Southeastern Con- * If no recappable tire available to trade-in add $2.50 to Ihe above prices. cisco. many who thought they would see ference . Charged with the task of pro- Floyd Patterson nt ringside , "We had more injuries last year viding right-handed power in a turned out for a local card. Pat- than ;my year since iffll ," .Uoorr line-up that relics on getting most terson did not show. said in a statement today, "and hits from left- of its long distance The promoters were the same in my opinion this was because Davis got the handed swingers, pair , Leon Saddler and Elisha our football players have nol done with the proper a mount of physical job done against the Giants Gray, .t performance that backed who.said they have guaran- conditioning thp year round . " , a 3-for- NELSON TIRE SERVICE Inc. teed $7!>q,0O0 for the Faltcrson- Sandy Koufax ' five-hit pitching. Moore. ;i former conch at Lou- Sonny Liston fight. Davis , who led the club against isiana State University, said : Fourth and Johnson OR THESE AREA DEALERS: Phone 2306 southpaws last year with a .352 Michigan boxing commissioner "Hard work over a short period batting average, wasted a double Dave Gudelsky said he has not of time will not condition an ath- RAY'S SALVAGE RUSS' SKELIY SERVICE JOHNSON CHEVROLET IANGE TIRE 4 REPAIR SHOP in the second , then got the seen Liston , Patterson , or Patter- lete; it i.s the light work over a Trempealeau, Wis. Sugar Loaf Houston. Minn. St. Charles, Minn. Dodgers rolling with a two-run son's manager , Cus D'Amato . Ions period." , made it 30 (iiidelsky said he would confront To stay in top physical condi- GORDY'S DX SERVICE DURAND OIL CO. PIETREK SERVICE STATION homer in the fourth Durand, Wis. GROVE SHEll SERVICE with a run-scoring double in the Hie fighters with proposals for the tion , Moore said, an athlete should Alma, Wii. Independence. Wi*. Sprin(J Crovt) Minn. sixth and wound up with a walk strictest restrictions ever clamped do physical fitness work at least BAUj;R MOT0R C0, CEO. NELSON GARAGE LOOAHL TIRE SHOP , Mn-„ r,;Duir- in a five-run eighth. on a world title bout. four times a week all year. Ai...». ui.. Durand, Wi*. , . ... GILrn Sc MOBIL SERVICE Altura, Minn. Lanesboro, Minn. c . -. ... That gave Davis seven hits In He said there would be a 90- DAVE'S 66 SERV CE Spring Grova, Minn. 12 at-bats against Ihe Giants this second , instead of 60-seroml pause GAMOKE SERVICE , ,, JOHNSON MOBIL I Dur od> Wi 1 year nnd nine runs batted in for between rounds, and that the Arcadia W"- L«""bo- Mi- e?"^ the throe games with .San Fran- commission 's doctor wi ll be em- ' JERRY'S SERVICE ^'SJi ^Mt REBHAHN MOBIL SERVICE Durand, cisco. It also boosted his average powered to slop the act ion in the Wli. PETERSON MOTORS to .311 and gave him nine homers Arcadia, Wis. BOOTS SERVICE STATION Lanesboro , Minn. GLENN'S SHELL SERVICE middle of a round and call off the S,rUm WU and 38 RBI—second highest in the fifiht. SUCHLA OARAGE Eltt.n, Minn. LEWISTON AUTO CO. ' " league. American Leagui Arcadia, Wis. PAUL'S DX SERVICE Lawl.ror., Minn. OLSTAD "66" m M ¦ Elba Mlnn T y,<,r W The defeat loft tht Giant* 3V> the Phillies to five hits in the final BALTIMORE 1 11 0 TYVAND MOTOR SALES ' - REDWING BROS. " ' '*' games in front of the Dodgers and eight innings. Shantz pulled Wash- CLEVELANO TO 11 t Arcadia, Wis. BEN'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Mab.l, Minn. A, C. SCHEIDEGGE* burn out of a two-on ,'' -one-out jam Brown, Stock (11, Roberli (41, Wllhelm the runner-up St. Louis Cardinals, 14), Hoed (I) »nd Trlandos; Gnnl, Lat- * W.uw.ndaa, Wis. In the eighth inning hy getting man 14), Bell 1*1 and Romane. VI— PIETREK STANDARD SERVICE .. . A ASE'S CITtES-SERVrOf 3 who ran their winning streak to A C- ppT.Smr SONcftM * v with a 4-1 victory over Tony Gonzalez to line back to the Bell. L-Hotlt. Arcadia, Wis . ' '"""'NO * Mondovi, Wis. < SYMICEK IMPLEMENT CO. five games R H E e>./.. ;.>/ ..»..)..i../../.. /..i.-F« >untain..CilVf.W '»>/¦¦—«• , Whitehall mound for the start of a double 14 I ^ . Wii Philadelphia. Pittsburgh belted KANSAS CITY- 10 Blll'SJ66" ERVICI «J>»UHR OARAGE Chicago's Cubs M and Houston play. The Cardinals ' runs were BOSTON S 11 3 u?i BARENTH.N'S SKELLY SERVICE Tino 1 « CO ' Walker and Aicue; Conlry, Partly (41, Bla.r. Wi,. Galesvill., Wi,, Money Cr.ek, Minn. AUTO SALES CO. edged New York's Mets 3-2 in taken care of by Bill Whit s two- Pornleles (71, KoUI»d (») and Tillman. other games. run homer mid a two-run single L—Conley. BRATSBURG GARAGE MIKE'S SHELL "On-tha-Squctr." NEVA/ HARTFORD GARAGE by Curl Flood. That tagged e H « Daviei, who was hitting ,3U last . . 7 11 J BraHburo, Mlnri. Galatvilla, Wit. Mew Hartford. Minn. BRIESATH'S SHELL SERVICE Dennis Bennett had the Giants well Roman MoJIus Thicker (111 Francis. Sturdlvanl (11 and HIRRICK'S OARAGE SENN'S TEXACO SERVICE MILLER TRUCK & IMPL. CO. got the winning run across, H,«hu; u y «* 0rr,n» W u a in control , walking only one and for the Leppert. W-Slurcllvant. L-Illsworrh. Dod„., Wla, Hi»»«ah. Minn. j Rushford, Minn. »'* *' * ?V' J5""*»!i- Colts and ended the Mets winning m H ¦ striking out 10 for his first victory NEW YORK 17 1 MRVIC1 streak at three games. The vic- BOB ft JOE'S DX SERVICE TRACY MOTORS WM,. OLDENDORF IMPL. CO. WEIMERSKIRCH SHELL since April 2B, HOUSTON I I I 4t Lafayetta, Winona tory mov ed Houston into eighth Hlllman, Mliell (II and Taylvri Oold- Durand, Wis. Houston, Minn. Rushford, Minn " * Ray Waihbuni (30), who cam*] place en and Smllft . L-Mliell. .' three percentage points P H B GIBSON'S STANDARD SERVICE ANDERSON « OAKES SKELLY OVERLAND SHELL ORV'S SKELLY SERVICE on when sliuier Krnie Broglio ahead of New York In the buil t; IAN FRANCISCO 15 1 Durand, Wis. Spring Grove, Minn. Lantsboro, Minn. 4th & Lafayette , Winena pulled a leg mu&cle in the second between , the league 's two new LOS ANOELI9 I 11 1 inning, and Bobby Shantx limited clubs. O'Dell, Bolln (II, Larsen (71 and aall- •y; Koufax anil Roseboro. I—O Dell. ¦>ae»****»«»»a*aa»aa*Me*aaa*aB>aea»aaa»aa» *a»a(a»aaa *»»*a»»aa ^ BUSINESS MIRROR I P.M. New York Want Ads Minor League Baseball Democratic Sharp Losses Stock Prices International Ltagu* Abbott L 70 Kennecott 76'.4 Start Here Arcadia Nine Birllil * 7, fyractiM *- Allied Ch 41 Loriilard 50 fcLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- , Columbui S, Rlcltmorwl 3. Many Electronic J E-H, 30. V, U, ii. 74, * t2, tt. V, •». Atlinta I, Jtduonvllla l , Women Call Taken in Allis -Char v 17% Mpls Hon 101 4 Toronto M> *««tit|h>r «-j Writ, II In- Amerada 103 Minn MM 62% nings). Am Can 43V* Minn P&L 42 NOTICE American AMociation newscaster will be responsible tor Wins 2-0 to t, Oalllt-Ft. worm I. Am M&Fy 26Vt Mon Chm 45% this Lwlivlllt Incorrect Insertion of any Ontibat tt Indlanapolli, nln. Am Mot 15',4 Mon Dk U 36V« only one On President Plants in West Sinking Market classified .advertisement published In Pacific Coast Laagua EDITOR'S NOTE—It' s on- ard , Lockheed Aircraft . Admiral, AT&T 118*4 Mon Ward 31'/a trie Wan! Ad section. Check your ad Sttltl* 1, Tacomi l- WASHINGTON -Caroline ward the may the West Coast Beckman Instruments, Clevite, Con NEW YORK (AP)-The stock Anaconda 331a Nat Dairy 59V5«. fense in general , is bound to in- steers and heifers about steady; cows j and ours is merely to pass Corporate bonds were mixed. - " WASHINGTON Ur\-The Agricul- " crease." jitters would have only a delayed mostly steady; bull about steady; load | CUfflNG TORCH—lost Saturday between Developes Rapidly through and occupy the position of and watered down effect out U.S. government bonds were choice 1239 lb slaughter -steers 25.00; Lewislon snd Viola. Tel. Winona 7068 ture Department said today it will This might leave California vul- steady to higher. mixed high good and choice 24.50-24 .75; '' collect . Reward. move some 42 million bushels of public significance and not do here." most good 22.00-24.SO; few loads choice , nerable lo a real 25.00; good 215.50-24.00; Personals 7 grain but of elevators and ware- anything " peace scare, Standard Oil of California 's slaughter hellers that «v»ry with so many of its eggs in the spending plans are higher this utility and commercial cows 14.50-14.00; ^ After Poor Start houses owned o>r connected with He told the womon canner and cutter 12.50-14.00; utility bulls | CUL LTGAN 15 thought o7 more often, one basket. But WINONA MARKETS when tnere is water to sotten. CUL- Billie Sol Estes , Texas financier proposal before Congress involves electronics men year than last. And President O. 17 .S0-18.50; commercial and good 1700- ! MILWAUKEE 'AP) - Mack Jiere see plenty ot Reported by 18,00; canner and cutter 15.50-17 .00; veal- LIGAN'S, 218 W. 3rd . Tel. 3600. . ) an important issue, t hat many of peacetime op- N. Miller says they are unaffected " " - ~ (The Knife Jones, one of the few now under indictment for fraud . Swift & Company ers end slaughter calves generally steadyr <' GOING to the world' s Fair? Go E?. his vilu? programs are being de- portunities. by recent government-business good and choice vealers 25.00-29.00; good bright spots in the Milwaukee G-eorge A. Barnes, an assistant Buying hours are from 6 a.m. to * p.m. Rent or buy a E-2 Kamper from by just one vote. On land leased from Stanford tangles or the slower grow .h in Monday through Friday. These quolations and choice slaughter calves 22.0O-2S.O0; I Graves Pontoon and Boat Sales. Horner, Braves' youth movement , is mak- cided ' steers. to Secretary of Agriculture Orville University, such companies as the general economy than first apply as of noon today. medium and good 600-700 lb leeder Minn. Tel. 9415 Winona, If (he Democrats lose important All livestock arrlylng after dosing time 21.50-23.50; load choice around 800 Ib feed- - " " ~ ing critics eat their words. A I,, Freeman, said the grain will OUT dou- , , General Electric , Hewlett-Pack- predicted. will be properly cared for, weighed and er steers 24.00. OF STYLE—Let me TlteT tl»ose combination of patience and base- seats in 1!)IS2 he said some of the ble breasted suits lo singles. WARREN be moved to other locations in an priced the following morning. Hog s 12,000; barrows and¦. gilts, mostly ball fate has paid off for him and issues now being settled by one HOGS steady lo weak; occasionally 25 lower on BETSINGER, Tailor, M'.i W. 3rd. orderly manner over the next 18 " — the club. months. vole may be settled "by votes ' The hog market is steady. 1-2 grades 240 lbs down; sows steady to G0"~6lR ECTLY TO OALE'S, customer us. Boyl e s Column Strictly meat lypm additional 5CM0 cent-, . weak; few 1-2 210-230 lb barrows and satisfaction , no gimmicks—lust quality A flop both at hat nnd in the against " fat hogs discounted 20-40 cents per hun- gilts 16.00; most 1-2 1 90-240 lbs 15.50- service. DALE'S STANDARD. 4th S. field in a 2B-game trial with the Barnts told a news conference Then Mrs. Kennedy came for- dredweight. 15. 75; 1-3 190-240 lbs 15.25-15.50 ; 3-3 240- Johnson . Tel. 9865. All repairing done. Good hogs, narrows and gilts— 270 lbs 14 .50-15.25; 3 270-325 lbs U. 00- - that a crash program of moving ward and said "Welcome to the U.S. Allies LOSE WEIGHT salely. easily and eco- Braves last year, Jones was hand- 160-180 . I3.50-U.50 14 .50; 1 and medium 1*0-180 lbs 14 .50-15. - would cost some $2 mil- ' i nomlcaily with Dex-A-Diet tablets. Only ed the starting right field job Ihe grain White 1 louse. I hope you will all Million 180-200 : U.50-15,00 50; 1 180-190 lbs 15.50-15.75; 1-3 270-350 98c. Ford Hopkins. JOO-230 15.00 Ib sows 13.75-14.25; 350-400 lbs 13.00-13.75 ; Maye was lion. come irs and go on Ihe tour. It was " ~ when veteran Lee 220-240 .. ' 14.90-15.00 2-3 400-550 lbs 12.50-13.25; 3 550-650 lb; i ARE YOtl A PROBLEM DRINKER?-Man stricken ill on the eve of the 1962 However , he said , the way in nice to have you here." J40-270 ¦. '. 14.60-14.90 12.00-12,50; feeder pigs steady; choice tc i or woman, your drinking creates nurner- opener in San Francisco. * which it is to be done will not There were cries of "We can't Seeking Support Move 270-300 14.00-14 .60 120-160 lbs 15.00-15.50. | ous problems. II you need and want cost the government anything ad- 3O0-330 , 13,00-14,00 Sheep 1,600; choice and prime shorn help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, Pio- The ' Braves lost three straight see you ! We want to see Jackie!" '330-360 12.7S-I3.00 slaughter lambs steady to 50 higher; low- neer Group, Box 122, Winona, Minn. to the Giants—and Jones played a ditional . Firtt the President and then Good sowi— er grades steady; slaughter ewes steady ; ' REWARD lor hearty appetite), morning, Adoptions 270-300 ., double defeats. went 13.0M3.25 feeder lam(js steady to 50 higher; ; noon, or night, we reward your appttite major role in the Ssked why the grain should be Johnson and Mrs. Kennedy 300-330 13.0S-13.25 1b shorn slaugh- was a mat- deck choice and prime 93 . I with big servings of llavorlul, food -from "He had a terrible time In San moved, Barnes said it down along the rope barrier to B^JiAL BOYLE To 330-360 12.75-13.00 terter lambs with No. 1 pelts 20.50; good a very versatile menu. RUTH'S RES- Thailand j 360-400 12.50-12.75 and choice 13.00-17.50; cull to good Francisco, but with Maye out we ter of public policy. shake bands. All three used both NEW YORK (AP)-Things a j TAURANT, 126 E. 3rd. Open 24 hours By LEWIS GULICK 400-450 12.00-12.50 shorn slaughter ewes 3.50-5.00; choice and a day, 7 days a week. had to stick with him ," Tebbetts to clarify his state- hands to shake those extended columnist 450-500 1I.5O12.00 12.00-14 50. When asked might never know if he ) fancy shorn feeder lambs ' ~ ~ "~ " ' recalled. "Then he settled down. ment, Barnes replied: from tlie crowd. didn't open his mail: WASHINGTON (AP - A pre- Stags— WHY VVASTE TTME when Frank can liminary government sampling of 450-down v.2.5 CHICAGO IAV- (USDAV —Hogs «,50O; put your watch in perfect running or- "We've known for a long time In briefin g sessions Monday the Nearly a million U.S. couples a 450-up .. . 8.25- ? 25 butchers steady to 25 lower ; 1-2 '1W-220 der, with fast , , dependable service. "Thtr» art a lot of considera- worldwide opinion 1 RAIN&OW JEWELERS, next to tha that Jones had the potential. "He women heard from Cabinet mem- year seek to adopt a child. About on the sending Thin and unfinished hogs .. discounted lbs butchers 14.50-17.00; mixed 1-3 180- which have to be taken into of American CMVES 230 lbs 15.75-16.50 ; 230-260 lbs 15.25-15.75; post office on 4th; has the equipment , a good bat, a tiDns bers and top officials who urj;ed 10 for every infant available. troops to Thailand speed , It was just account on public policy. The sec- indicated today wide support oi The veal market is steady. 2-3 250-260 lbs 14 .75-15.25; mixed 1-3 300- MEMO TO ST. MARY'S SENIORS. We strong arm and them to help push Kennedy 's pro- Looking for a place to retire Top choice 28.00 400 lbs sows 13.50-14.25; 400-600 lbs 12.50- really enjoyed having you aboard,, Geo-oe retary of agriculture exercises U.S. allies and divided views Choice 24 .OO 26.0O 13:50. a matter of time before he de- grams, particularly health care for cheaply? In the Azores you can in ; thouahl the refreshments were terrific, veloped. He still may encounter administrative judgments on mat- neutralist countries of the Near Good 21 .OO-24.00 Cattle 2.500; calves 25; slaughter steer; ! we did too . RAY MEYER, INN KEEP- the aged , the trade and farm pro- rent an Commercial to 9O0d 18.04-21.00 steady to 25 lower; lload prime 1,250 lb but he can ters of this kind. After looking ocean front cottage for $15 East and Asia. ER, WILLIAMS HOTEL. slumps occasionally, posals and the tax. revision bill. a month , maid hire is $5 a month Utility 16.00-17.00 slaughter steers 58,50; mixed Choice and do the job," over all that is involved, the de- The initial study, by the U.S. Boners and cull! .. '. 17 OO down prime 1,175- 1 ,250 lb 27.00; choice 950-1,250 Business Services 14 cision was made that the best in- and groceries $12, wine is 30 cents CATTLE Ib 24,75-56.25; mixed good and choice a jug and haircuts 23 cents. Information Agency, is based The cattle market Is steers snd heifers 24 .25-24.75 ; load mostly prime 1.000 lb : CHARLI E'S CUSTOM 8UILOERS. >re<,toru te rests of the department would be mainly on newsjiacer .25 lower; cows and bulls steady. hellers 26.00; load mixed choice and prime Minn. Exciting new homes, expert re- Comparative and radio Dry - good 21.75-23.50; commer- modeling service, free estimates. Tel. served by moving this grain out speeds: A sprinter comment ' ed steeri nnd yearlings— 990 lbs 25 50; ; can race at around the globe. Ext . top 25.50. cial cows 15.50-17.50; utility 15.00-16.50; ' collect at Preston,. South J-2455. in an orderly manner." 20 miles an hour. A commercial bulls 17.50-20.00; ~ " " Extensive Choice to prime ..; 23.00-24.00 utility and I PROTECT YOUR HOME year ^"nd Labor well-hit golf ball leaves the tee at editorial comment in Good to choice 20.00-22.75 choice vealers 26.00-30.00. Kennedy good and Leads I with ZEPHYR AWNINGS. Installed any- Unknown the West European lambs press was fa- Comm. to good) 15.00-18.50 Sheep 200; few sales slaughter 130 miles an hour. ' where, by trained experts^ Protects win- vorable , outside of Utility lS.CO-down and ewes steady; package mostly choice dows, screens .and valuable furnishings No Damage Done in Leisure living: Hav ing a boat of the Communist 23.00; good i organs. Drvfed hellers— 69 Ib spring slaughter lambs j from fading action of sun, yet admits your own is now a new status Ext. top 25.50. and choice 20.00-22.00 ; utility and good ! soft, diffused light. Get information riow Oakland Earthquake Choice to-prime 21 7S-23. 50 old crop slaughter lambs 14.00-17.00; cull al WINONA RUG CLEANING SERV. Management symbol , and if you don 't you' ewes 4.5O-5.O0. I r* "The U.S. initiative was praised Good to choice :.... 50.00-21.75 to good shorn slaughter ICE, W. Open Qualifiers ll«_ _ 3rd. Tel , 3722. _ OAKLAND , Calif. (AP)-A light not in the social swim. Americans as the only effective way to save Comm. to good 15.00-18.50 - WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn. now own 7 Utility , 15.«>-down I MOVING? We havincompicte LP gas in- earthquake Monday night rattled million recreational Thailand ," according to Cows- stallation and service. WINONA SKEL- the sum- GRA N I Wi — Bob Keith Jr., Minneapolis , water craft. Commercial 13.25-15 .00 GAS &, APPLIANCE, 317 E. 3rd. Tel. dishes but did no reported dam- up of the newspaper views in al- MINNEAPOLIS W> — Wheat re- • 4210. Monday led Minnesota qualifiers age in Oakland . Talks Hailed lied countries. Utility 12.25-14 .00 The summary add- Canners and cu-tter« 13.50-down ceipts Monday 277: year ago 277 ; for the U.S. Open Golf tourney sec- ¦ Can you nam* a British queen Painting, Decorating 20 By NORMAN WALKER who enjoyed playing poker? ed: "Many influential papers , Bulls- trading basis unchanged to one tional playoffs in Chicago June 4. however , expressed Bologna 13 "25-17 .00 HOUSE V AT N TING wanted to do. ET- WASHINGTON (API — The ad- Prim Queen skepticism re- Commercial 13.00-15.50 cent lower-, prices %-l-% cents Reith shot a 71-71-142 over the Victoria did. She garding I oerlenctd. Free estimates. Tel. J-3615. White Bear Yacht Club course Still Found Under ministration 's labor - manage- was taught the game by U.S. Am- the possibility of improv- Light thin . 13.50-down lower; Cash spring wheat basis. ment conference, alread y charac- ing the Western position in Laos. No. 1 dark northern 2.32-2.35 : j Plumbing, Roofing 21 with a par-72 and 6,57,'i yard layout, ia Sawdust Pile bassador Robert Schenk during Winona Egg MtitUet _ ~ Georg member The though t | ROOFING AND R00F REPA7R7NG terized by, one Cabinet that the West must (Winona Produce, Zlcbi'll Piorlucp) Spring wheat one cen t premium Eddie Langert , St. Paul , was the administration of President DAN ROLBIECKI , . as "a very great success indeed ," resign itself lo the military loss of Grade A dumbo) 26 second with 71-73—144 and Ray NASHV1LLK , Ga. (API - Offi- Grant. each lb over 58-61 lbs ; spring Tel. 8-1164 turns today to the topics of auto- Laos, unless it were prepared for Grade A (larqe ) .'SI wheat one cent discetftrt each % ~ / Hill , St, Taul won the other spot cers discovered a moonshine If you want to be sale , stay on Grade A (medium) .17 " ' " malion and foreign trade. a second Korea , ' i ELECTRIC Rd'TO R6fOR with a 76-73—140. Hlil won a liquor still buried under a sawdust the job. Safety was voiced by a Grade B .. . 17 lb under 58 lbs; protein premium Secretary of Labor Arthur J. experts say that "30 number of media." Grade C 15 For clogged sewers and drains. playoff against amateur Neil Croon- pile surrounded by dead cows. per cent of accidental 11-17 per cent 2.32-2.60. Tel. 9S09 or 6436 I year guarantee GoMlwfi put the success label on deaths oc- In allied nations of Asia the U.S. No I hard Montana winter quist of Minneapolis by taking the Sheriff Walter Gaskins said a cur before or after Bay Stat* Milling Company CALL SYL KUKOWSKI the meet ing, officially titled the working hours. move was seen as needed to show 2.2R-2.48. first extra hole with a par. r oom had been constructed under Elevator "A" Grain l'ik«i NO MORE BATHROOM RUSH . . . when "White House Conference on Eco- The reason most barns were Hours- ¦ the Soviet Union and Red China 8 n.m . to 't:.'tn (i.ni. Minn-S.D. No 1 hard winter 1 you Install an extra balh or showor. Sea a sawmill pile and the sawdust painted (ClOMHt .l nomic Issues, '' at n banquet Mon- red in the old days was that America intends S.illlKl.l'/' ui about all your plumbing needs. We put back in place. Authorities ran lo fulfill its No, 1 northern spring wheat ., J? 21 2,20-2.43. LA CROSS E GOLFER S WIN day night attended by the .200 con- that red paint was cheapest. aim lo please. , it down niter arresting a man commitments in Southeast Asia. No. 2 northern spring wheat 2. 19 No 1 hard amber durum 2.95- GREEN LAKE (AP) — La representing industry, la- The name behind the fame : Did No."3 northern spring wheat . ... 2 15 with five jugs of moonshine ferees 300; discounts , amber 1-2; durum \ FRANK>D'LAUGHLIN Crosse, led by the ™-7fi-155 ol bor unions and the public. you know thai William Hen ry Some called for even firmer No. 4 northern spring wheal 2.11 PLUMBING J. HEATING No. 1 hard winter wheat 2.09 4-fi . | Phil Tiiiissiiint , captured its third flecked with .wwdust. Pratt is Boris Karloff and Jenn- I' . S. commitment lo an anti-Com- 707 e. 3rd Tel, 3703 Goldberg said the conferees No. 7 hard winter wheat 7.0? Corn No 2 yellow 1.09%. straight State College Conference Why the dead cows? They were et te Morrison is now much better munist policy. In South Viet Nam , No. 3 hard winter wheat 2 0.1 JERRY'S PLUMBING prohnbly hadn ' t talked as frankly No. 4 hard winter wheat I'« Oats No 2 white 63%-fi6; No 3 golf championship Monday, fin used to counteract the odor of the known as Janet Leigh? the survey found enthusiasm over K7 C. 4th St. Tel. 9394 ishing 14 strokes alidad of run moonshine operations , Gaskins us they probably would in subse- the first reports of the dispatch No. I rye . 1 13 white fil-fi3%; No 2 heavy white _ Ho. i rye 1.11 65-f>7 No 3 heavy white 64-66 2; Hel Wanted—Female nerup Eau Claire. said. quent sessions but he said nt least Odd legislation : You can t>« of U.S. fighting units V, ' p 26 was damp- " " the ice had hecn broken and , fined $:>0n in California for driving ened "as it became apparent that Barley, bright color 1.08-1.34; CHEC K-OUT CASHIER wanted for super after nil , "it's belter to j aw than while wearing fancy glasses that U.S. clashes with pro-Communist PRODUCE straw color 1.08-1.34; stained 1.08- ! market. Good pay, pleasant surround- CHICAGO iAP)-CliicaRi> Mer- 1.34: feed t.04-1.08. j Ings . many extras. Write E-91 Dally to war, " restrict your side vision. A Wis- Pathet Lao units was unlikely and News stating experience, age, references. conference session cantile Exchange: Butter steady ; Rye No 2 M9' *-1.23 j . - At the initial consin community ruled no resi- that the United States was content ' SUMV\ER GIRL lor Minneapolis lamlly. the t w<> topics were collective bar- wholesale buying prices un- Flax No 1 3.48. Want mature responsible school girl dent could own more than two only to reinforce neighboring l to help in nice home gaining nnd wafie-price policies. changed ; 93 .score A A 57 i; 92 A Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.41 'i , , care for two dogs—and they had to be Ameri- Thailand. " 57>/a ; fit) B 54* 89 C SaVi ; cars 90 sma ll boys. Mrs. Brooks , 2725 France Alioial the most controversial can-bred . In this area , too , *; Ave So. Minneapolis, Minn. the industry some com- B 55' ;; flil C 54U. CHICAGO 'API - No wheat or " ^ statement made from Fashions in crime: Fewer bank ments cr it icized U.S. pressures on BABY-SITTER- la years or older must M -REPORT .side ciinie from President .1. Eggs about steady; wholesale oats sales. Corn No 2 yellow I be dependable and sleady. 4 days per jjfJ'E^ Good- robbers now whip ou( guns and the Laotian government ol Prince buying prices unchanged ; 70 per (weevily) l.lfi; No 3 yellow \.\V\; week. 7 a.m. lo 4 p m. Tel. BO04 .1 ^^^Bjj ^^HNH FROM Qi} RESEARCH Win d Keener of the B. l'\ Bonn Oinn having rich Co., urging si breakup of in- shout "Hands up!" They 're get- as led to inef- cent or*better grade A whites 27' -; sample grade yellow 1.14U. Soy- i MATURE WOMAN wanled tor light house- ting more literary. o( fectiveness of anti - Communist I work tor two people. No washing. If dustry wide labor bargaining. Seven out mixed : mediums 22: ; stand- beans sample grade yellow interested call 5649 allnr 6. forces in Laos. Washington has 27'L- | 10 banks robberies are pulled off 2(5 ; 2.3'i. ' ' been trying ards dir ties 24; checks 24. BAR MAID- for 3 ,2 tavern. State experl. Keener also characteriied Pres- silently by notes passed through to press the pro-West - ~ Soybean oil 9b-9' H a. I ence and wage expected. Write E-91 iden t Kennedy' s controversial the teller 's window . ern Bonn Oum regime into coali- CHICAGO (AP7 - (L'SDA ) - Barley, malting cholve 1,35- 1 Dai ly News. " " wage-price guidelines as "inv Tradition: In l !)0.1 Ihe U.S. Sen- tion talks with Laotian neutralists Live poultry : Wholesale buying 1.55 n; feed I.OO-1 .25 n. j WAITRESS WANTED must be available practical and unwise. " The guides ate passed a resolution and Hods, using ^various means prices unchanged lo « lower; dur ln|t noon hour. Apply In person. FORD "The New Look at order ing ' Dakota Red Hiver Valley round HOPKINS DRUGS were stoutly defended in other that Navy bean including withdrawal of $3 million roasters 21-22'ii ; mostly 22; spe- ~ " soup be served in reds 1.90. \ HOUSEKEEPER-6 lo 4 dally, except quarters and Prof. John 1\ Lewis the Senate restaurant daily, and a month in economic aid. cial fed white rock fryers invi- Sat and Sun. To help In all household Universit y said prob- dut les. Must be In good health and of Indiana it hns been a menu fixture ever to; heavy hens lDV-j-20. NKW YORK (AP) - - acy toug her rules will be needed. Th* Japanese press expressed wilting to Irtke ch/irge of family, light CUTTER LABORATORIES " since. Dressed turkeys, grade "A" and cleaning, cooking and Mre of one 5- agreed sillier , fear of Japan 's being drawn into NEW YOU K TAP) only one union in the How they ly backed the U .S. policy as a de- Wholesale egg offerings more ' , WAITRESS WANTED through with integrity and financial soundness, the got started: Jackie 24-2(> lbs 34-34'i , 26p28 lbs ,>5'i!-36 , THE OAKS aluminum industry In negotiate n Gleason was a fense of democracy requiring than ample on large; burdensome , company's near term outlook appears fcood , its long bouncer in a New- strength 2B-30 lbs 36'i , 30 lbs nnd up 36' -j. single wage rale, lie said compe- ark. N.J., night club. Pelcr Law- rather than appeasement. on mediums and increased on term future especially bright. (First Pub. Monday, May 31, mi) Steady Employment tition is dilficult now that rates ford was a movie usher and a smaller sizes. Demand ojiuet . Sales in 196rwere more than double those in 1955, vary as much as $1.50 an hour. perk ing Jo) attendant. Tennessee 7 Palomino Horses Wholesale selling prices based ADVERTISEMENT FOR BltM for competent womnn for donn- on exchange and other volume VILLAGE OF LEWISTON,. ing, housework , 2 days a week when the polio cloud appeared. Total assets increased P resident George Meany of the Williams managed a ptgeon ranch Lewiston. Minnesota Bolt From Circus OM 80 per cent in the same period. Research efforts have on tlie West Coast . sales.) Bids CI May It , IN! or more. New home. Higlnvny AKL-CIO had some relatively PHILADELPHIA - Trie New York spot quotations NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thai the 61. Lamoille area. 2 adults. Who says the Village Council of Ihe Village of Lewiston, been greatly intensified, resulting in potentially lucra- mild criticism for management. art of conversa- billing described seven palomino colors: extras (47 Must have transportation. , in- tion is dying? Not wire conversa- follow: mixed Minnesota, will receive sealed bid s up lo tive new phafmaceuticalspecialty products. Continued He said be wish-ed employers liberty horses in Ihe Clyde Bcalty- lbs. min, I 'M'A-iO'.i; extras me- 8 :0O o'clock PM., Central Daylight Saving Write K-B!l Daily News. sisting they believe in collective tions anyway. In 1000 thera were Cole Brothers Circus as "free run- dium (40 lbs average) 23-24 ; Time, on May 2», 1M2, for Ihe lowering talcs and ea rnings improvement is expected in 1962. bargainin g, would go to work on only 1.3 million telephones. Today . and replacing of water malm and water ning beauties in exciting drills. smalls CI5 lbs, average) main appurtenance*, and services vvllhln the ' ~ "" Write, call or stop in now for our latest report, other employers who don 't, seem there are more than 72 million. lO' a^O'i; H»lp Wanted—Mali 27 dances and breathtaking sorties," standards 27<<,-2B'.'J ; checks 20-27. Village ot Lewiston on Harrison Street be- without cost or obligation, of course. to think so. Here's another proof the mys- tween Rica Street and Lincoln Street In LABORERS -I. WAREHOUSE, Northern Duiinfi the opening matinee per- Whites; extras <47 lbs. min.) accordance wllh plana and spacllkatlons Flatlet Seed, ISO E , 3nd. No phone calls. teriou s East i.i getting more West - prepared by Caswell Engineering Com- "' ' ' «, formance, the pink-plumed per- WMi-ai'.i; extras medium (40 lbs. ROUTE available In " r — «. ™. ern in its ways? Bread consump- pany, 7/08 Lakeland Avenue, Osseo, Minne- WAIKIN'S Plain- formers bolted from a tent in the overage) Z.1-24; top quality (47 lbs. sota view and Wabasha area. Abov* average Wisconsin Sailor lr»coml. Car required. No investment AODISON B. YOUMANS, R«vld«nt Manigtr I tion in rice-loving Japan has in- Bids must ba on proposal forms fur- middle of their act and gave po- min.) 2!)'/j> ai ; mediums '41 IK nacessary, See Wm, J. Mlchnills, Roll- | creased ten-fold since the nished wllh the plans and sper.lllcallonn Killed in Hawaii cnie~U\aph^eiloa skidded more than 100 feet after ferrcd minor injuries. amount bid. ed In tsl leller. SunOayt bit. Write £ »J 19!i-20H; pecwees lS'/j -l fl' a. Copies of the plans and sp«clfkatloni Dully Newt. glancing off a guurd rail in Oaliu Nafur* notu: Cowi . hava. strong- may be obtained upon the depoiM of Ten ' , W^^fWlW} ' nV**Wiea«e»ea)eiaeme *i*»>*MB*M CANADIAN DOLLAR | Island . er horns than bulls. Some fcirds CHICAG O 0 Dally News. m^i4''Cf 'mi:. ;., . . i . ' Naval Mr Station. was Itudyard Kipling who russets 4.25 : new Minnesota North Author lied by Roger W, Pooja Help V/ariTed—Male 27 Horsos, Cattb Stock 43 Saeds, Nurtory Stock 53 House* for Salt* 99 Tuetcfay, May U, SINGLI MAN tor general farm work. 6ARGON from Squibb, now n*w for CHIPPEWA Soybean Sefcd, no corn, clean- ALT MODE RN 2-bedroom home. 5th Art Redlg, Oarvln Halohtu Rt. 1, Wl- Mtttnil, fait, affatltva, tale and *e»y . ed era bagaedi germination H%. Clar- house West of Y across Interstate nona. Mints, 10 U»a, only *»c. COLTZ¦ ¦ DRUGS, 274 ence label, southwest Plainview, Hgwy. Bridge. Under $12,500. Tel. 8-MU7-32S8 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers 108 Useid Cars 109 E. ire. ' , . . . ¦ ' after . . . 43. tel. 534-1417. ____ _ , J. " CHEVROLET-1W6 «tl Air Mt.. Patler- MANAGEiMENT-TRAINEE WEN0K*M BRAND Lawn eeecCYoubuy CENTRAULY LOCATED-By owner. 3 pac, reconditioned automatic tfansmls- Lewiston Sales Barn tha DMt In Wenonsh Brand. No fancy bedrooms all on one floor, garage, ' ilon. exceptional condition. UM. Can large corner lot. Under Jl2,0o(J. Tel. Farmer s Choice PREPBR in Inexperience! boosted price, Me iln»l» pounds, ell sea- be tten et Oiin's Mobil station, feun- WE man teha : Sale Every Thursday ' 1-3385. desire* to Itarh. Molt be satisfied wllh son «raaj mixture. Vaj. we have those tetti city, wii. . bargain lawn mixtures. If you want fhem •58 CHEV. H ton, P.U. , with 1475 per month full time starting salary. 7:30 p.m. BAND DIRECTOR'S HOUSE—Pink ram- RAArlBLER-l»57, Station Wagon, ecoewmt. at 23C per lb. hoist . 6 cylinder, 4 speed, Rapid advancement into management. in- We buy cattle and butcher hoga bler, 3 bedrooms, Across from Jefler- cat t with automatic trertsml»ll»n. ax- surance, hospltell-atlon ana retlretnint NORTHERN FIELD SEED CO. son School, bus on corner, large fin- 25,000 actual miles, custom cetttiMitiiy Clean, low mlliaoe, will ec- every day. See us for choice ' ¦ ' ished recreational room, glass shower In program. SECURITY. M.uit be at least 11. in E. 2nd St. j cab, Cannot tell from new, ctft trade, Tel. i-330t titer I. Call collect weekdays after 5 p.m. La dairy cattle and feeder pigs. bathroom, large screened In porch, built- Crosse 4-W30, . in chest* In bedrooms. Extremely large must be seen to appreciate, FORD—1*51. Pelrlint 500, 4-dr„ V-S. au- area of llntn closeti and storage space. totnetlc transmission, good tondilHon, Tel. Lew: 2687 Collect FARMERS hurry, save $$$. (CO. T«l. S378. Beautiful landscaping. Robert¦ Andrus, Ke«p your soybeans free from Tel, n»7, Train for PRINTING DAIRY COWS grass weeds this year by BUFFALO CITYT WI S.— By owner, i bed- Quality Chevrolet CHEAPIES! applying room all modern home, best riverfront location. Ideal for ratlred couple. For 105 Johnson Tel. 2308 Good Gondition Cars •fo Hand Composition We have on hand at all times RANDOX. appointment call or vrrlte G. H. Mat- •M PLYMOUTH, !-door . .. ' S4M. ilnger, 322 Jefferson Ave., Sparta, Wis. Holstein cows and heifers, Saves cultivating. 'S4 FO*D, 4-dOOf t»S. Linecasting and .Pxesswork Tel . Sparta 3-7376 or 3-8131. CHEVROLET springing and fresh. Easier combining. '» PLYAAOUTH. station Weootl. - . «45. Write Order yours now at I960 1 TON PANEL TRUCK '» OLOSMOBILE, 4^oor S4*5. Will sell or trade for other New motor, like new tires, $200 'S3 BUICK, *door . ...•(«. GRAPHIC ARTS livestock. ' '» BUICK, 4-door »W. RAY SPELTZ & SONS under book value. Can be seen •S» JEEP, Panel .. ,.. . S4t5. . Technical School at Sam's D.S. Station, 508 Huff The Home of One-Year Freddie Frickson Tel. 2953 Lewiston, Minn. Personal Warranty Care or Tel. 9311. for Catalog. Dakota, Minn. Excellent Buy Imperial - Chrysler 4 miles East of Rid^eway Two-floor home wllh newly carpeted Hainpr Art CitnsK Cn. Plymouth - Valiant Approved for Veteran Training IT'S PLANTIN' TIME llvlnfl and dining rooms, nice kitchen, Plant your own lust redone. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, Nystrom Motors, inc. 1104 Currie Avenue, Minneapolis new oil furnace, large 2-car garage. Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 44 garden with our East location. 110,750. Truck Prices STARTED While, Leghorn and California —BULK GARDEN SEEDS Gracious Brick Reduced For the Situations Wanted—JWale 30 White Pullets, up lo ilx weekj old, —CERTIFIED SEED Well built brick home, located 3 miles - - ~ on sale at bargain prices. White Leg- " GT"" ' ~ POTATOES west of city. Two bedrooms with sun 49 WILLYS , 1-ton pickup, 4- BLOCK LAYI N Ceniant work or car. ; horn roosters, SJ.50 a .hundred and parlor which could be used as a 3rd Finest pentry. California White roosters, vheel drive , all new mud and Will give estimate. Tel. 3846. *J.*0 a hun- —ONION SETS bedroom. Oil heat, air conditioning, ex- ~ ~ dre<). St. Cnarlet Hatchery. Selection of LIGHT CARPENTER worki cerrient work - Lowest prices for pansion area on Jnd floor. $17,500. snow grip tires , immaculate and odd iohs. Tel. 9389 , Nick Lorang, SPELT Z Crfick" HATCHERY—DeKaib the highest quality. » throughout. $898 V » Lenox. j Chicks-Standard Breeds. Winona office YOU SUPE CAN BUY A WHOLE LOT You'll Like This USED CARS now open, corner Jnd and Center. Tel. • PEAT MOSS - Two-floor, three-bedroom home on Kan- Instruction Classes 33 3910. Send for fre» price list and folder. • FERTILIZER FOR SEVENTY f \\l£ COLLARS l" sas St. with double ciarage. Oil tieat, Quality Chevrolet 30 SPELT? CHICK HATCHERY, Rolling- GRASS SEEDS electric water heater, new stainless stone, Minn. Tel. !349. • steel sink. Entire house recently re- 105 Johnson Tel. 23M Gleaming Models -" decorated. A real bargain at under To Choose From. GENGLER'S $)0,0O0. QUALITY CHICKS A. Grams & Sons Jadiol, Television 71 Houses for Sal* 99 Used Cars 109 One Full Year TRAINEES WANTED ' ' " - ~ " Real Living White Rocks , New Hirnpshires, 129 East 2nd Winona JSED TELEVislON sETS-all size picture D. COUNTRY LIVING, low tai(es. Sp6t - In this one-floor home oh generous lot Guaranteed Warranly. tubes. Get that second set at less, 6 yean old, J-bedroom home In Goodview. Lerge carpeted living CHEVROLET-1947, 2-dr., Will tell cheap. California Greys, California FREE DELIVERY «74 E. 4th . Hardwood flooring. Beautiful kitcher room, kitchen with latest bullt-lns- 3 Shop Our Lot Now - Whites, Hamp . Whites. White Open Fridays till 9 p.m. Hardt's Music Store with ample cupboards. Full basement wardrobe. FORD—1956 Falrlane 4 door] ' bedrooms, all with double automatic iWen - Women Leghorns Saturdays till 5 p.m. 119 E. 3rd Winona Oil automatic heat. All on big plol One bedroom is panelled In cherry transmission, radio, whltewalls, fu-tona of ground. Approximately-,, 570 ft. front- wood . Unusually line basement. Sewers paint. 1086 Marlon St. GHOSTLEY PEARLS Don Ehmann TV Service age on main highway, at edoe of town water baseboard heat. ~ ~ are in. Oil hot CHEVROLET— 1 925 slwts n^el. ^'oufJe, DAY OLD & STARTED Articles Sato 57 Winona 's Finest Electronic Repair Priced under S14.000. ABTS AGENCY $17,S00. VENABLES for A-l condition. Inquire, Vernon F. Wal- for All Makes . INC , Realtors, 15? Walnut St. Tel. 4?4; RESIDENCE PHONES-. From ages 18-55. Prepare now Book your order today . or alter hours: E. R. Clay 8-5737 , Wm ter, 2203 Pine Creek Road. La Crescent. 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 OALVANizib^LAWN. fencing, 3« ft . widT,. 9S0 W. Fifth Tel. 6303 E. J. Harlerl . . . 3973 R. Pagel 4501, E. A. Abts 3184 . Geo Minn. Tel .. TWInbrook S-2726. for U.S. Civil Service job open- South Side Hatchery, Inc. 95 It. long. Tel. 4716: Authorized dealer for Mary Lauer . . . 4523 ~ ADMIRAL-MUNTZ-2ENITH Peiowstd 8-270 1. Jerry Berlhe . . . 8-2377 FORD-1952 4 door7 biaclir straight trans- ings in this area during the Caledonia , Minn. SILENT SCOTTS hand mowers. America's ~ "" — ~ ~ — ~ Wanted Automobiles 110 IF Y0U WANT "uy. or tr "ad( Philip A- Baumahn . . . 9540 mission, clean. Price S18S. 177 Man- b«tt hand mower. See them at ROBB : lo b seli next 12 months. Government ' Tel. 724-3334 Refrigerators 72; during our absence, contact Phil Phosky kato Ave. Tel. 3213. BROS. STORE, 57d E. 4th. Tel. 4007. j positions pay attractive salary - ' — Tel. WM. HOMEMAKER'S EXCHANGE CHE VROLE f^lM87~~V-» 8 Iscayne, TeT. RANGE—roliaway bed7 boat j Ed's Refrigeration & Supply ~ — per month. Wanted—Livestock 46 ELECTRIC ; KING E.—bascment riome 3B63 after 5:30 p.m., anylimt Sat. Will USED CARS WANT ED e-venings. 606 Main St. } Commercial and Domestic on fuli iof , and trailer.. Call j Tel trade. Top prices for all livestock - 55J E. 4th Tel. 5532 . 8-3939. slide, | •59 '60, "61 Chevrolet OREMELSBACH STOCK YARDS PL.AY GYMS^BIaior», 3 swings and . built, has features found only F. SELDOM are we able lo oiler such i They provide much greater se- Lewlsfon, Minn . ruggedly Sewing Machines 73 value. Here Is a 4-bedroom home. Cen 601 Main St. Tel. 2849 Convertibles. on sell costing much more. Only ' curity than private employ- Dally Hog Market frfli location . Priced to tit you r pocket ~ "" ~ We re '55, *56\.'57 Chevrolet* Tel. 4161 on tio .99. FIRESTONE STORE, 200 W. 3rd. : * springing cows-helfers. " JSED MACHINES. Guaranleed. Portable i book . Act now . ABTS AGENCY. INC. LOOK IHIiTO VER! ment and excellent opportunity Tal. 6060. ' _ ' ' _ "6." Standard or Overdrive. - ______or consoles. WINONA SEWING MA- Realtors. 159 Walnut St. Tel. 4242 oi Strictly modern 6-room bunga- for advancement. Many posi- Farm, Implements, Harness 48 FREEZEkr S1« to $259. Used reirige- CHINE CO., 551 Hull. Tel. 9348. i alter hours: E. R. Clay 8-2737, Wm R Loaded rjtors $25. Used TVs »50. FRANK LILLA - Pagel 4501, E. A. Abts 3184, Geo. Pelow low , full lot , garage. 619 Wal- Pickups, any make, model tions require little or no spe- " SEWING MACWNES^ir r!»rtable, l cab- j . HEDtuND^Koy hoisT~with or without 5 8, SONS, 761 E. Mh Inet, like new. Reasonable. Tel. 2446. ski 8-3701: nut St. Will finance with small - '52 thru '59. cialized education or experi- ^ ^ ; With h.p. motor. Degnan Bros., Rushford, SEE OUR LARGE selection of used 114 Franklin. : P O R SAL E by bu lider! Nearly new i dawn payment , balance like ence. Winn. refrigerators, electric ranges and TV bedroom residence. 471 Wayne St. Im Trade Up or Down — Or Will " ~ * ' rent, Dl SC SHARPEN I NG i set s. All reconditioned. 8 U B ELEC- Specials at the Stores 74 mediate occupancy. Also new 2 and : by rol HnBTNo metal ¦ j '59 s removed. Fred Kranz, St. Charlei, Winn. ' TRIC, 155_E._3rd. bedroom homes and choice building lot: "Hank" Jezewski '59 PLYMOUTH 40 SUM Buy Outright For Spot Cash.. - Solderr Slar— "Best by Far "—Use sham- in Hilfce Suodlvision. Tel. 8-3969. •59 But to get one of these jobs you Tel. 313-J-2. DTiii MO ROOM SET—lable, 5 chain and TPI. fiMR FORD 4D $129$ - - pooer FREE when you clean your cor- 1 '59 FORD 4D . . : ...SUM must pass a test. Tile compe- STANDARD WISCONSIN heavy duty air credems; Sunbeam electric reel type Quality Chevrolet pets. Lavyrenz Furniture, 173 E. 3rd. i 700 BLOCK ON E. MARK—5 large room: '59 FORD 2D 11495 cooled engines, 5. Model VP4, 4 cylinder, tivm mower. 1321 W. 5th. and bath, all on I floor. Glassed-li tition is keen and in some - ~ •59 FORD 4D (new motor) 11495 4 cycle, V type with side mounted gas front porch, full basement with nev 105 Johnson Tel. WE HAVE a nice selection of good used Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 SEALED BIDS •59 MERCURY Hd. top 11393 2396 cases only one out of five pass. tanks, 31 h.p. at 2,200 rpm. Used less wiring, furnace and plumbing. Largi ] lurntture. Small appliances, many other '59 MERCURY 4D S1495 than 50 hours. Call Mon , through Frl. garage. All modern. Price reduced ti items. Open Friday nights. OK USED ELECTRIC and gas ranges, wafer heat- '59 MERCURY Hd. top . J1495 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Winona Tool Man- i " 58,900 for quick sale. Shown by appoint For (he remova! or wrecking Auction Sales FURNITURE, 273 E. 3rd . Tel. 8-3701. _ ; ers. High trade-Ins. Install-Service. '59 MERCURY 4D .. S1495 For FREE information on gov- ufacturing Co. 1432 W: Broadway. . i _ - ment only. W. P. Inc., 122 Washinotoi Wilson St., ~ ' RANGE OIL BURNER CO., 907 E. 5th of residence at 266 ALVIN KOHNER HIP! HIP! HURRAYr All rubber hip- St Tel. 7776 or 8-2035, ask for Syc '59 FORD Station Wagon .. .. $1595 ernment jobs , including list of M DIESEL TRACTOR-cornpleteiy' over- i Sf. Tel. 7479 Adolph Michalowskl. May 26, AUCTIONEER, City and boots S9.95. BAMBENEK'S, 439 Man- : Johnstone. will be accepted to Libera l allowance on your old car In state) licensed hauled, large pistons, repainted; Acorn ¦' We and bond«d< an Liberty positions and salaries write — kato Ave . ; ~ ~ " 1962. trade—30 months to ourpay. St. (Corner barn cleaner, new cable last winter; ; typewriters 77 DL. 2 BLbcKS west 0f Mankato Avenue advertise pricei. «w E. Sth and Liberty). Tel. 4«M. TODAY. You will also get full 6 can milk cooler, good condition; 3-4 RT/VTMAGE SALE—221 W. 5th. St. Wed. ^- " 1' ? blocks to bus line. Very neat am PTice to include 50-gal. elec- ^ details on how you can qualify unit 0eL4val milk pump. I h.p. mo- and Thurs. at 9 a.m. Back door . TYPEWRITERS and adding machines for clean 2-bedroom home. New oil furnace Minnesota rates, tric hot water heater , small tor; 3 unit Universal milk pump, V? BUILT-IN woode-n cupboards with sale Or rent. Reasonable free Modest fa«s. Priced at 18,000. ABTI yourself to pass these tests. delivery. See us for all your office sup- h.p. motor ; 6 unit pipeline for milking double white iliitc. 8 feet 4 Inches AGENCY, INC., Realtors* 159 Walnu oil space heater , and Areola Ldnd & Auction Sales parlor; 2 DeLaval 3 unit pumps plies, desks, files or office chairs. Lund I James- long. Best oiler takes them. Inquire St. Tel. 4542 or after hours: E. R boiler. Everett J. Kohner way plgsa«r, like new; Pollard 2 wheel Typewriter Co. Tel. 5222. Clay 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel 4.301, E. A g) IM Welnut 8-3710, 1557 Gllmore Ave. - ^W EOt^SI Yean lit Winona \mW effer hewre 78M windrow turner; ~ " '48 Chevrolet Fleetline. - - TYPEWRITER i~ ADDI NG MACHINE Abts 3184, Geo. Pelowskl 8-2701. Bids to be submitted to Mr. feLincoln—Mercury—Falcon—Comet Don't Delay the test,, you'll like it best. Get - - - AUCTIONEER Bob Brlnkman OAK RIDGE SALES S, SERVICE, MAKE Sales—Service—Rental " Open Men.B. Frl Eva. & Sat, p.m. Glaxo asphalt tile coating at Paint HAND BUILT cabin, 8x16, per'ect fo Durwood Kira) , 644 CJarks City end state licensed and bonded. Mlnnelska, Minn. Tel. Altura 7884. WINONA TYPEWRITER SERVICE Act Now! ~ Depot. ' • house boat or child's play house, wired , Winona Minnesota. Tel. Altura eell or 6761. Winona 3731, JACOBSON POWER MOWERS 161 E. 3rd Tel. 8-3300 Real good condition. Conta ct Sylveste Lane . 14 models to f~VIHEEL TRAILER—for sale. 4S» Huff MAY 33—Wad 6:30 p.m. Antlqua Auction choosa from. ¦ Kamrowskl, Arcadia, Wis. CTamarack Right is reserved to reject S64 and up. Sj Washing, Ironing Machines 79 400 Division St., Spring Valley, Minn , Send Name, Address, Occupa- ; FOR SALE by owner—A bedroom homi any or all bids. Quality Cars! Mrs. Frank Thorrlhlll Estate, bwneri AUTO ELECTRIC SERVlCB BRIGHTEN up a tired bathroom with a - t, MAYTAG AND F RTGIDAIRE - Fast! ex- excellent condition. New gas hjrnac Orefe ft. Mallila, aucloneersi 1st Nat'l , Ind Johnson Tel. S45J new lighted cabinet. Select from: regu- tion. Phone and Age To: Direc- perf service. Complete stock of parts. and Incinerator . Madison School Di: Bank, Spring Valley, clerk. lar or sliding door models. trlct. Shown by appointment, only. Te H. Cfioate & Co. Tel. 2*7 1. 9529. Wanted—Real Estate 102 . 5 WAY 5J—Wed. 1J noon. H miles N.E. ol tor, National Preparatory Serv- F°r SANITARY Houston. Irvin Bailey, owner: Beckmar DELDXE DUPLEX—5 rooms up, 6 room - PLUMBING 8. HEAT I NO Wanted—To Buy 81 *"tiiGHEST" Broa:, auctioneers; Security Slate Bank , ice, P.O. Box 626 , La Crosse down, large picture window In lamll WILL PAY CASH PRICES . 148 E. 3rd. 51. Tel. 2737 Of The Finest Houston, clerk. room. 6 room s of wood paneling. Basi FOR YOUR CITY PROPERTY Sales & Service WANTED—l-bedroom trailer house. State WAY 24—Thuri. 7 Wisconsin. make, model, year and price in 1st let- ment floor tiled. Many extras. Mu: p.m. DST . 4 miles ''HANK" JEZEWSKI W. of La Crescent on South Ridge ter. Write E-94 Dally tNews. see to appreciate. Arnold Kohner, 101 on Gilmore Ave. (Winona's Only Real Estate Buyer) The Best In The Area Lyle Cook, owner; Alvin Kohner, auc GOOD CATTLE DOG-about 6 months old. Tel, 638B and 7093. P.O. Box 3u buy. See the Tri- /S _^^.I» I I»W^»I^^^>«» IM* >>I orated. Adults only. $65. Tel. 6210 or And a wooded lot In Glen Mary. Two- LOOK BEFORE »^^ ^^^ ^ _^- »^* »*<'W"» ^S*».>'W conducted in an efficient man- up to 1 p.m. on June 1, 1962 . H«67 . bedroom home with low upkeep—and umph , BSA, J awn and other new mo- FARM & GARDEN I CALL THE LUMBER torcycles and scooters priced from ner. Thorp Sales Company, at the address listed above. J ROOMS and bath. Heat and hot water only $11,900. All .^S-r - One SI87.50 lo J1.200. II is easy to own a "^ through their many representa- SUPPLY NO. 8-3687 furnished. Available June 15th. Inquire new motorcycle with our easy pay- Cars Full in- «60 E. 6th. Owner Transferred fajJ n^J tives 2. Additional information - ment!. See Allyn Morgan, Lake Blvd. , is ready at all times to 116 Walnut Tel. 8-376!) ' "~~ Carry ^**w«y|8 ^ Year cluding bid and contract forms NEWLY REDECORAT E D--upilflr)Sj a plT, So you can move rlghl Into this bin J- condltion, discuss with you the complete bodroom rnmoler In West Gale area. CUSHMAN SCOOTER-Gond ! rooms, private bath and entrance. August Meycrhoff, can be obtained from Ervin Open Friday Evenings Lflrrje livinrj . nom, best otter tnkes. ' handling of your sale. KENDELL 4*0 E. 5th. bio kitchen wilh oik Minnesota City, Minn. Tcf. S-2SP1. Guaranteed Warranty • Staszewski, Perrot State Park, " " "~ cabinets and GE built Ins. Large rec- FURN I SHED OR UNFURNISHED- As de- " Trempealeau , Wisconsin, slred. Large downtown apartment. In- reation roo m and attacned garage. USED I.ICYCLES LUMBER CO. quire personally between 9 and 5 p.m. KOLTER'S 400 MANKATO AVE. THORP SALES CO. 573 East' 4th Winona or Mon. and Thurs. evenings, al Hard- AFTER HOURS CALL: Loan 40 Priced Right! ing School and Parimount Beauly Sa- ! Dave Knopp B-2809 Trucks, Tra ctors, Trailers 108 (Formerly Minn. Sales Co.) Money to W L, (Wlb) Holier 8-2181 Coal, Wood, Other Fut,l 63 lon, 74 W. 3rd. [ " BOND""PIMANCE CO, Ferguson "30" Tractor John Hcndrlckron 7441 OUR TRUCK CODIES and repair are 120 Miracle Mile Off. Bldg. I2J-S&M on Your furniture, car or LUMBER ANCTWOOD Apartments, Furnished 91 Laura Flsk 2118 gaining popularity. See ui now. BERG'S signature. Til. a-KOl 129 E. 3rd St. For good Quality lumber and wood TRAILER, 3950 W. 4th St. Tel. 4933. Rochester , Minn . With attached furnished up) t telephone Trempealeau 14 47H W. 57^—3-room ., prWat* O0DGE — 195 1 panel truck, reasonable * Roto-bar side rake bath and entrance. Adulls. Vwrf H T r DAVE rsRUNKOW t, SON BOB n price. Bloedow Bake Shop. ^< Tmim3&, Off. Phone — AT 3-7463 " " " I lir Trampealeeu. Wis. TWO APARTMENTS—) rooms and bfllhl ~ ~ ft Tandem disc harrow HOMES-Ncw and used^ siiei t2%? 3 rooms antl bath; upstairs large -vm- MO B li. B 105 Johnson Tel RES. PHONEvS: LOANSPLAIN NOTE-AUTO-FURNITURB 6 OV£R up to 60 leet with one, two or three . 2396 ft- Manure loader Furniture, Rugi, LinoUum porches, all utilities furnlshrti. Adults CEL 170 B. 3rd St. Tal. 29U 64 -5 *- Tel, 23< B bedrooms. Mftny homes reduced to $500 Merit) - "' "~ only. Available June 8. For appoint- I Open Every Night 'Til 9 jMoehnke AT 9-3239 Hra, 1 a.m. to 5 p.rn., Sat. * a.m. to noon. -fr Cultivator SPECIAL- 9x12 rugi with bu iu-ln foam B mi Exchange to $1,000. Low cost bank finance Avail- ment Tel. 7031 between 9 and It a.m. Bldg. The Best In The Area Clark Vcssey AT 9 8790 pad. S29.H. BORZYSKOWSKI FURNI- ^rm^iiti^^j ^^^wmKmmm 'iw able to all huyers. Red Top Mobile Loans — Insurance — Here is the unit you TURE, 303 Mankato Ave. Open eve- Farms for Rent 93 Homes, 1845 W. Sth. Open 9 to V. nine ¦ Real Estate ' " ' have been looking for. FA STURE to rent. Near Stockton, Minn. *. :,Y.3&'$. ¦rA::::y..y^-mmmaimmmm * Elmer Evanson, Tel. 4542, 563 W. 4th FRANK WEST AGENCY St. 8140 SECTIONAL 173 Lifayitte St. Tal. " ' "" jl DUE TO ILL HEALT (Next to T«lephoni Ofllca) F. A. KRAUSE CO. CLOSE-OUT PASTURE FOR RENT- Henry i Muithsup, You Judge The Appearance H { Ft. Clly, Wis. (MarshlandI Dogs, Pets, Supplies 42 "BREEZY ACRES" $249.95 3-jx . Kroetiler sectional , ~ Houses for Rent 93 We Guarantee the Condition !j ROY EMMONS I PUTUHWED OERMANHrtiaphifiTipupi, a, South on New Highway 14-fil. smart narrow arm, high ICR '~ 7V$ monlhi old. Parent! oood -hMleri. style with zippered foam cush- CENTERVILLE, WIS. modern except Our enrs will meet the demands of the most rx.-ictni R per- Wallace Moati, Malion, Wii. Tal . Mon- (Open all day Saturday. heat. Adults only, SSO month . Garrott alovl HM1I3. ions. Marsh, Trampoaleau, Wis. (Center- fcclionist s, liccniiso all the cars on our lot nro none ov er 1 ^llle) KITTBNS-J Slannaia rnalai, I waatu _ from bumper to bumper flnri each wilh n fiuarantec that is eld, for aela, Varnon Oatika, Praiton, FertllW, Sod 49 LIVING ROOM, Mtcnpn, 5 bedrooms and more than jus! » promistv AUCTION __! Mlnrv $189.95 bath. Garden space, smnll . cnunlr- pre- y* SOD—Delivered er Hved. Any amounl. ferred Joe Miner , l.nmolllr, Minn I.nrnted S miles west of Dakota, IV* miles northeast of Nodine S FRCS COR OOOD HOMB-JM-yaar-oW Tel. e-JUt. $19.00 down — $2 73 weekly or 7 »«m»la thepntrd dog. Irwin Blllnar, Oil- BEAUTIFUL VIF.W of river. 1 bfdrr-oms, ' miles cast of Ridgew ay. 4 PILL SAND, cley and black dirt. T«i 'fit) PONTIAC, C iitulina , 4- AB CHEVROLET , 4-door Bin- rtiora Vallay. sunroom, hrop/ow*iy, double onr^ge. 1 4110. _ buiIt Ins, fln\ heat . S125 14 nillcs S dr , Hydraiuatic ti iiiiMiiis ^ion , cayiu . (> , standard transmis- I " Horses, CattleTstock 43 FOR HACK DIRT call HALV^ROON BURKE'S ol Fish Shop on new Kgwy. ftl Art power brakes , sleciuij;, radio , sion , turiinoise tinish , while- ' BROS., ell fop toll, e-yard load V. Tel. Kahoe, Tel , Oakola 043-10/0 evenings for Saturday, May 26 YOlKSHIRil-HPUrarbrad boari, cholara FURNITURE MART eppolnlment y- heal , Moroccan Hrowii , walls , r.idio, healer, new | W, 440} er 4573. erv) aryilpalat vaccinated. David An- " immaculate $23!)5 motor has 1 , 000 miles , AAlnn. T l , u n 4 5 SOD—1 roll or a 1,000 3rd and Franklin PHANKLIN 41I-.-AII modern, 3 bi'droom temon, Ullca, - *'J 25 _ ^j. ' Starting at 1:00 P.M. 1 ^J_ alio black dirt Douse, oil lurnace. Can ha mn utter I I a gem $1195 Girfs^ir ^brad. I vouno boar, Bugana 4 p m. or Inquire at 351 W. Sanborn , Wla. Tai|. W«-IJ TaL tin or M13J 754 I. 7th St . n CATTLF. — 3 Holstein cows fresh l month 8 Slaby, f»r. I, ArcMla. _ ;_ " Good Thing* to Eat 65 St. ~ " ' »1ILK OARDBN end flower aaedt-Homt of PONIKS AND HOUSES - 3 spottad Shetland pony mares, I 5 o6Aft^J milk ing. Donin) Wl tr, ~ " " " ' ' If* Wenonah Lawn Seed, end Super Gro, n LARGE IIuicfT6N, certified eMd po- CENTRAL LOCATION 2 limy, Ybrrtronm '.% f'Oltl) , fan lane , V-8 . nil- I ... ,«,„,-,. ,. , . , j 2 years old: l Sorrel Shetland stallion , 5 years old; * Rt, lJJalaivllla, wii. _ ; latoes. WINONA POTATO MARKET, 1IR home, adulls prrlrt ri-(t. Trl . 5411 utter 57 lMW»t l oronol . 4-door 1 spotted ~" natural treatment lor your garden nnd tonuit ie , radio , hei.ter . lu-tone Shetland pony mare , l year old; 1 Chestnut bCfROC BbARV^purabradi alio purebred lawn, no odori, no chemicals, no rlty ; Market St. 4. (Jrey and white with matched $ gelding, 10 years \\ ' Clifford Holl, Lanaa- Ki eiMi with matdnii R interior , Landrace bsara. sewage sludge, newtr burns. ENJOV "FAM1I. IA" Ihe famous-jbrrafcfast l,1 , ,r , , , h, £ old , weigh! 1 ,600 pounds . >ct work harness , | bora Minn, (Pilot Mound ) j Wanted to Rent 96 AIH "' r « • 'l" - »»'«"»«- NORTHERN FIELD SEED CO, I food—elio Natural Mains Black Cherry— — a flood riiiinci- I ready " ' ' " [ DAIKV EQUIPMENT — Surge milker bucket - " ,u ,ovu>1' sl «'i'' iii K. white- , motor, pump | F«ebE«">ib£3a, . waarjadi cailratadi 1U «, Jnd *t, i Apricot-Flo Julca -&chlll' » Natural Min- TWO REDROOM »p»rln>«nl or House lo run $(i!ir> - l and pipeline. pony, saddle and brldlej caltl* dog. erali- -Vilennlnj. ' . wnnttid, Nenr school, hove 4 children walls , exci'|itionally clean .mid | lUPBR ORO ' Supir. ' Alvin Meldahl, Petenon, Winn. orgmlc toll Builder, NORTHERN FIELD SEED CO. Vol. 7431 attar 4 — lias a Kiiod solid body $lt)95 76 SHEtir — 4 bucks; 45 ewes with 25 latnhs and some | Ore Pen Conditioner, No comparable prod- ~ " to liimb; 4 withers HEIFERS—51, brocf and op«n. » ifeert. uct In tha U.t Coma In and leern what _ • 113 C. Jnd SI. _ J pr 4 BEDROOM hom» wanted In Wi- , 1 year old. | Robert Helm, Dover, Minn. Tal, St. they do for you, " nona. Salei executive Good relcrences. ' FEED — 25 bushels o.ite ; 2f> bushels corn; 10 acres stand- 1 V-i mlla» W. of Sara- Mr. Willis, weekdays Til! KOHI) . 2-cli , tvcylinder , , , Charlei J35WI, NORTHER N FIELD SEED CO. HousaholeJ Articlai 67 Tel. a- 1 541, . ing alfalfa nay. 9 tooa. WANT TO RfiNI or lease 2 or 3 bed- wilh nas savins Overdrive , 'M KOUI) , 2 dr. , Vll , standard ' 115 E Jnd Sf. TO CLEAN carpels batter we 'll loan a MISCELLANEOUS - 1955 Studebaker 4.door V-8 . motor PO C I.CO HCREfORO - tmll. rtaltlcrtti. I- (Hue , Lusfrj tarpel sliompooer f:RCf: room house In Wlnorw or vicinity. Tel, blue finish , radio, heater , In Irnnsml.sslon. new rtihbe r . Jet § year-old. Eugene Kommeror, Tel. Roll- 2341 dunnu Ihe flny. A-l; rubber tired wagon : iM-lnch riding lawn mower ; new 22. Hay, Grain, F*«d SO with purchnte ot Blue Lustre Sham- very Rood condit ion , diH(sn 't hlack linisli, radio , heater , a | • InDslone 5610 _ poo Deposll required H. Ctioate 1 Co CENTRAL I OCA HON - Downstair- . i inch self-propelled law n mower ; new roto tiller; electric fencer; EAR CORN- Eugene KamrriererrTol. Roll- stmw or act its actf $295 K0 \^ performer !»'.!'.>.» SPOTTED POLAND CHINA purebred Inait ona M10. room apartment Adult. Irl 465ft. McCullou fjh chain saw , 18-inch blade , new; 2 walking plows; boar. Al Atilers, Wabasbai Wlnn._ _ Radios, TaUvlalon 71 ' ' Houses for Sale 99 water (alik. new saddle. SCOTCH SHORTHORN bulii " for aala. S»*d\ Nonary Stock S3 rV~ $ar~V -licfi OB tebli mode l, ex- 3 Tharon Olenna a. Son, Ruihford, Minn. cellent copyJItlon. 317 I, 10th. Call aft- KVKRY CAR PERSONALLY (lllAHANTKRn 1 FULL YEAR HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Dining room tabic dresser; ¦ BLUI TO" teed earn tbr~i«la et OfaTrrVi WEST KINO , 3 bedroom home. Tel. »J3» (Bratiberg) er 5. OVER m MORE CARS AND TRUCKS buffet; 2 oil burnera; a coal and wood heaters, and muwel- Fatal llore and ". A, Kreuse Co., Braiiy. ' QiLMORE 1932 2 large bcd'oomi, 82x183 s CdvvE$T >UlCB ln ~8te ciipufitry today) Acrw. Mllti cirttert, Oalisvllla, Wis. _ lot, front porch, double garage, disposal, TO CHOOSE FROM limeous. Ter romycin " Motorola V In. portable TV. Wires all $J eVBRORHNlT of ell kinds; shade trees. fen,- Lennox oil heat. let. 204J. TERMS; Cash or finance with Vi down -and balance In ' Animal Health Producti ' hand soldered Into position, ell parts flowering snrubx apple trees, %VMi modern home, oil burn Animal Formula U.W 8uarent»ed for • full yaer Only I1W.M 9 OEDHOOM. all monthly installments. | ' .< lb. Ralllnger's NurHry, JM5 eth St.. ovood- , lull basement, lurge well Animal Formula M.Jt IINONA PIRt ft POWM, U ¦. tnd Ihg furnace H Ib. view, Winona, Minn. kepf lot new double garage. V/ii Ib. Poultry Formula "71" »3,3» (next lo W inona Chirk Matchary), Tel. . ' more EVERSOLE-ROGERS Jim Papenfuss representing Minnesota Land I A-0 Scour Tablalt, box of 4 . 11.0* KOREAN OEANl- Hrfla sl/a. hlah yield- JM1 ing, good itandlns, cleaned end hacsjad. " 4TH E. 417 morlrrn 1 apt. housr kaa' IBS East 2nd Si — Tel. » :ilt)« and Auction Service , Clerk 1 MAIER DRUGS Tal. Rolllnostona 1S74. Ray Lllbrtkl, be- Winona TV & Radio Service sonable, In settit esldle. ltd, W)8«, toi TED ' .¦ - m^^ - ANIMAL HEAt-TH CEN7BR tween Minn, City and Rolllngtfone , 71 E, inot, Bob Nogoselt. Tel. JU4 appointmtnf. I KWeyilaeftte^iMft^ I i l lm mlmm.,tmmmm ^mm^M*emmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm WINONA DAILY NEWS BUZ SAWYER By Roy Cran»

DICK TRACY By Chester Gould ' _ : . • I I I r- . . ._ ._ !

BEETLE BAllIY By Mori Walker

THE FUNTSTONES By Hanna-Barbera

RIP KIRBY By John Prentice and Fred Dickenson'

BLONDII By Chic Young

111 ABNER By Al Cepp STEVE CANYON By Milton CanniH 4 V—

| 50c Coiipon i Free Insured Storage Short Sleeve ' •* ! SPORT I Free g our Mothproofin ^Pp^if y junior fashions SPECII L - AT HADDAD'S wfy I: .__¦ ; Bring your out-of-ieason clothing to HADDAD'S now for cleaning and 7 wugk _* I * L. / Jm*Qm mothproofing and storage until fall. When you take them ^ ^ 1 j cut 0 , you pay ^ R 5 | j only the regular price »f the cleaning. THE STORAGE AND MOTHPROOF* | With This Coupon ] ; R._ ui.r 30. ; i Each on Hangers : Radio Dispatcheda • Trucks for Free Af,. 29 | void r May j Pick-up and Delivery i. "...-. _...' Iff P^^^d^^PdiiV p^cy; j FOREVER jftJP^* ir jp^l . / Buttons Replaced 6. Torn Pockets Repaired f '• 2 pen Seams Resown 7. Hooks and Eyes Replaced I ML UU .xfi K / ^-LS I ' ° X A « 1 3. Linings Repaired 8. All Garments Neatl \ J. y Bagged f ^ ^ ¦ p \L) i S _B ^_^_HP^ *^ _¦£.' Ji. fTfifier %_ » ^mm^mmr^mmmmrJmmmmmmmWmW\''-m\ ' ^B fc> T^WLl ¥VN_h /^___\\ I 1/ \[\ I *• °nfs Cuffs Opened, 9. Sta-Nu Finish on / Brushed and Reloicked fe^**/x» ^R F^ l//' \ \ All Garments j ^ 5. Dress Buttons Removed 10. Prompt, Courteous , \ *vC3^_k \tt_r4iK / \ zS

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