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- ¦« ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ * ! ¦¦¦ — - -¦...III..— I ' ' — ¦ ¦¦-- "—" —¦¦¦¦¦— - A,**, LBJ Works on Reds Seize 2 Americans, Kill 2 Budget State Of Union Paper JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) District — President Viets Retake Johnson works on the budget and his State of the Union message today, reported- ly making good progress on both. Foreign affairs also demand- ed the President's attention; He Hot Battle Is to receive a Capital in call from George BINH NGHIA South Viet ese troops -were killed, more death when an armed American coup attempt was afoot. old deadlock. C. McGhee, U.S. ambassador to , Nam (AP ) — Vietnamese troops than 100 wounded and more helicopter swooped down to him Outwardly things appeared However, Secretary of Stat* Bonn, who will review with reoccupied this crowded Catho- than 100 missing in the fight to in the face of the intense enemy peaceful as negotiations contin- Dean Rusk was reported to Johnson developments in West lic refugees town at noon today drive out the equivalent of about fire and lifted him out of the ued on the dispute between U.S. have told President Johnson Germany. after losing nearly a whole Ran- a regiment of the Red guerril- battle. The captain was sur- authorities and Lt. Gen. Nguyen Tuesday that the next few dayi ger battalion in winning it back las. rounded by Viet Cong when res- Khanh, the armed forces chief , may see steps in Viet Nam to- Johnson still has some major from the Viet Cong. A partial count showed 32 "Viet cued. over military intervention in ward establishing a measure of ' - budget decisions to make, and Two American Ranger advis- Cong dead. But while the Vietnamese flag South Viet Nam's civilian gov- unity in the divided govern- he'll study these today with ers were captured by the Com- A U.S. Ranger captain was rose again over the town, 40 ernment. But there was wide- ment. Budget Director Kermit miles east of Siagon, the action spread fear, apparently based munists, more than 60 Vietnam- snatched from the jaws of In Washington, Sen, Gordon. Still to be decided are on inside information , that a Richard was not necessarily over. Viet B. Russell how much to ask for a big ed- Cong patrols were reported new and possibly violent plot , D-Ga. chairman of the Senate Armed Services ucation package, whether to pressing around several mili- was about to hatch. 6eek a pay raise for government tary outposts in the area. Committee, said he wants a re- Khanh and his general staff evaluation of the U.S. position in civilians, and how much will be Vietnamese fighter planes and needed for what Johnson calls Former Tennessee armed helicopters were throw- continued conferring at the sea- South Viet Nam. his antipoverty program. ing hundreds of pounds of high side resort of Cap St. Jacques Informed sources in Seoul not far from beleaguered Binh said South Korea has decided to Johnson discussed the world explosives info suspected Viet , Cong positions. Nghia. send about 1 200 army men and situation Tuesday with Secre- Governor Headed "U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. marines to South Viet Nam to tary ot State Dean Rusk, touch- "They haven't gone far Taylor conferred with civilian serve as technical Instructors. ing bright spots as well as Premier Tran Van Huong. No There was no official confirma- gloomy ones. away" , a U.S. adviser com- mented. "They could come back break appeared in tbe 11-day- tion. Officials said Rusk had told For High Ag Post again tonight." Johnson he regards Southeast Binh Nghia has been attacked WASHINGTON (AP) - Re- said he usually makes such a by Asia and the Congo with deep ARTISTRY WITHERS IN DAT . . . Mrs. Isabella Cole- four time^ this year the MEW ATTORNEY GENERAL ports circulated today in politi- visit during the holidays. In re- concern. But he reportedly told man, who has spent a lifetime designing and creating floats Communists, possibly because it cal ply to a question, he said he had the President of some signs ri- for Pasadena's New Year's Day Tournament of Roses, stands , government and farm cir- is a Catholic village filled with no plans to leave Tennessee at 6,000 refugees from North Viet val factions in South Viet Nam beside one of her unfinished floats for Friday's parade. Like cles that President Johnson will are moving toward some this time. Nam. The refugees* morale is Mondale Formally sem- every one she has created over the past 50 years it will be name former Tennessee Gov. blance of unity. Rusk feels this , The White House has not com- high and U.S. advisers say Binh is a prime requirement in the completely covered with flowers and buds the night before Buford Ellington as secretary or mented on the possibility that Nghia is the model village in the war against Viet Cong Commu- the hours-long floral extravaganza. She had designed more undersecretary of agriculture. Ellington might take a federal province. They felt that the Viet nists. than 100 prize winners. (AP Photofax) Some sources said Ellington post. Cong might be trying to break Appointed Senator its spirit. may be named to a high advis- As for the Agriculture Depart- ST. PAUL (AP) - Walter P. dent-elect Hubert Humphrey, ment possibilities, neither Sec- The captive Americans were ory post at the White House. Mondale was formally appoint- who resigned his Senate seat retary Orville L. Freeman nor U.S. enlisted men. ed U.S. Senator from Minnesota Tuesday to await inauguration The Federal Bureau of Inves- Undersecretary Charles S. Mur- Two other U.S. soldiers, mem- in ceremonies this morning in day Jan. 20. tigation reportedly was making phy has indicated any intention bers of the Special Forces, were the governor's reception room, The actual act of appointment a check on h.im of the type that to resign. Nor has Johnson giv- killed Tuesday night in another with most of his staff and other was signing of the appropriate Billion-Dollar Loss is routine for possible appoin- en an indication that he wants action 30 miles north of Saigon. officials looking on. document by Gov. Karl Rolvaag tees to high government posts. either of them to quit. Their deaths brought to 241 the Mondale, six days shy of his and Secretary of State Joseph number of Americans killed In Donovan. Ellington returned to Tennes- Ellington, 57, Is a Democrat 37th birthday, flies to Washing- see Tuesday night after visiting combat since December-1961. ton today to file his oath ef As Rolvaag sat at tlie big oval and has a farm background. He Thirteen Americans now are In Western Floods Johnson at his Texas ranch. He was reared on one , operated office with the Senate. This will table with pen in hand, Mon- missing. SAN FRANCISCO (II - hard-hit Humboldt County. "Everything's beginning to one, and served as Tennessee's give him a few days' seniority dale's 2-year-old son William The Far West's "flood of a theu- The report was identical In look a lot rosier ," reported Bill commissioner of agriculture Six U. S. servicemen also were on newly-elected Senators who strolled over and said, "Hi, Rol- sand years" entered the recov- tbe five flood-distressed states Sowle, Yreka Civil Defense from 1953 to 1958. He was elect- wounded in the three-day battle take office with the opening of vaag." ery stage today as 15,000 home- of , Oregon , Washing- chief. ed to a four-year term as gover- for Binh Nghia, 40 miles east of the Senate session next week. The governor grinned a re- less families and hundreds of ton , Idaho and Nevada. 'They're getting back down Two Cars Hit nor Ln 1958. Saigon. Fighting still flickered Following the handing over of turn, "Hi." stricken farms and businesses Helicopters and jeeps brought into the towns now and starting Wednesday evening, but the the certificate of appointment, Four years ago he figured in M ondale's successor, Robert Rolvaag and Donovan alto dug out from nature's $t-billion the first outside food supplies in to dig out ," said Morrison. "No speculation about appointment Viet Cong was believed to have blow. a week Tuesday to the last made its final onslaught on the Mattson, also was formally ap- signed four copies of an official more people want to be evacu- as secretary of agriculture in notice to the secretary of the "As far as the real emergency known isolated pocket — 500 ated. They want to be sustained Same Train, town. pointed attorney general of Min- the Kennedy administration. Be nesota. Senate, which Mondale will de- — that's over, right now," said persons stranded in lumbering where they are. " said then he intended to serve At the peak of the fighting Jim Morrison , Civil Defense villages west of Yreka, Calif., liver late this afternoon to offi- The flood, described by De- his full term as governor. some 1,200 government troops Mondale succeeds Vice presi- cially put himself on the payroll. spokesman at Eureka , Calif,, in near the Oregon border . partment of Interior water spe- No One Hurt Ellington now is an executive faced about the same number of For Humphrey, his resigna- cialists as probably the greatest of the Louisville & Nashville Communists, making it one of BROWNSDALE, Minn , (AP)— tion meant he was out of public ever experienced in the West, Railroad. He worked actively the largest engagements in Viet office for tbe f irst time since in Cali- Two cars hit the same train to- caused 19 known deaths for Johnson in the Southeast Nam in the past four years. being elected mayor of Minne- fornia and 18 in Oregon. day. No one was seriously hurt. Three U.S. helicopters were ight A Chicago and Great Western during the recent presidential t Business apolis in the mid-1940s. Halleck-Ford It carved federally designated campaign. shot down Tuesday. disaster areas out of northern freight train was southbound to Mattson, 40, is a native of California , Oregon and Wash- Oelwein, Iowa, when it was The town, jammed with 6,000 Virginia, Minn., and a former ington, where federal, local and struck by a car just north of Roman Catholic refugees from Places Burn at deputy attorney general. He Race Undecided charitable organizations are Renova , a vitlage six miles east Communist North Viet Nam, lives in Bloomington and has WASHINGTON (AP) - An hold (he balance of power in the running emergency recovery of here in Mcwer County. Youth Dies of was occupied by the Viet Congo been in law practice in Minne- estimated 30 to 40 members who fight between Reps. Charles A. centers on a "for-the-duration" Engineer Marvin Bocke, St. on Dec. 5 but government forces apolis since leaving state serv- have declined to commit them- Halleck of Indiana .and Gerald basis. Paul said an air line broke and drove them out. Ashland, Wis. ice. selves seemed likely today to R. Ford of Michigan for the the train was stopped . Before A powerful Viet Cong unit s damage was esti- (AP) The governor handed Mondale House GOP leadership. California ' the crew could get the train overran Binh Nghia again Mon- ASHLAND, Wis. - A mated at upwards of $500 mil- Gas in Silo block-long fire raged out of con- a certificate which he said mad* They may take sides between moving again, it was hit from day. Two government Ranger lion. STEWARTVILLE, Minn . (AP) companies tried to re-enter the trol at this northern Wisconsin him a senttor as of 12:01 a.m. now and next Monday morning the opposite sdde of the track by today. In Oregon, many evacuees a second car. — An 18-year-old farm youth town but were driven out. U.S. city this morning, destroying when the 140 House Republicans returned to devastation left by eight business places. "Minnesota has a tradition ot State Agency meet to elect their le ader. Five Mower County youths was asphyxiated Tuesday when helicopters poured in troops the Willamette River. Oregon 's were treated at an Austin hospi- he crawled into r. silo to clear a Tuesday for the final assault. The blaze hit the 70-year old great senators," said the gover- Neither Halleck, the floor aled $315 million in damage tot tal, but attendants said none jamm ed auger. In a seething battle brick structure known as the nor. "Senators Eugene McCar- leader since 1959, nor Ford, what Gov. Mark Hatfield terms around thy and Hubert Humphrey have chairman of the Republican was injured seriously. Stephen R. Schrandt, working the town Tuesday, 175 battle- Central Block about 7:45 a.m . Up his state's worst disaster. with his brother on their parents' hardened Vietnamese and was out of control by 10:30 left an indelible mark on the Requests conference, would make any , an estimated 1,- Rangers At Reedsport farm , was dead when firemen were pinned down by the a.m. history of our nation . I know public predictions about the out- 500 persons were still receiving Viet you are going to f ollow cut a hole in the silo to remove Cong. This unit suffered at least Cause of the fire was not de- in the come. Each previously has said clothing and food from volun- tradition of greatness." he expects to win. Hundreds of Reds his body. 24 killed and an unknown num- termined im mediately but smoke SI 53.3 Million teer centers and the Red Cross. The accident happened about ber of wounded and missing. waa first seen on the roof at Mondale expressed bis grati- Assuming all 140 Republicans Several dozen homeless were 2:30 p.m. on the Robert one corner. The business places tude for the appointment and ST. PAUL (AP) - Money re- attend Monday 's session , the bedded down at the Independ- Schrandt farm some 10 miles Many of the missing were included in the block were a concluded: quests from state agencies total winner would need at least 71 ence, Ore., city hall. Arrested in India south of Rochester. Officials seen being led off as captives drug store, music and gift shop, , Commissioner of "To Gov. Rolvaag and to the $840.1 million votes . Voting is by secret ballot In Washington , latest state to NEW DELHI, India (AP> — said gases from the corn in the of the Viet Cong. Among them flower shop, photographer's, Administration Stephen Quigley people of Minnesota , I pledge and a last-minute switch in be added to the disaster list by Hundreds of Communists silo apparently knocked out the were two American advisers. barber shop, two insurance my every effort to reported today. most high- Justify the promised support could not be President Johnson , throughout India were arrested youth as soon as he crawled in- In Saigon , a number of offi- agencies and radio station trust that has been placed in me This is $153.3 million more detected. water problems have ended . No before dawn today. side. cials said they believed another WA.TW. be strand- and to well and truly represent than the departments asked two Following a strategy session persons are known to Prime Minister Lal Bahadur this magnificent state in the years ago and is $208.5 million Tuesday in Ford 's office, one of ed. Shastri' s government said the Senate." more than actually was granted his lieutenants who preferred The Yakima River In central Reds had been "preparing for by the 1963 legislature. " After receiving his certificate not to bo identified said there Washington posed a potential violence and. "acting as a fifth — apparently meaning from the governor The staggering requests come were about 30 or 40 members threat because of two huge ice colum n " , Mattson went to the Supreme Court at a time when national econom- who thus far are uncommitted. jams , one a mile long and the they had been working for Com- , munist China. Control of chamber where he waa sworn Even without them he said, Cancer ic conditions make it appear other three miles in length. which faces Minnesota can count on less "Ford will make a respectable Many passes in the Cascade The government, in by Chief Justice Oscar Knut- contest with the son. "growth" revenue than tv/o showing ond I think he will Mountains remained closed by a close election Communists in Kerala State, years ago, Quigley said. win. " snow slides. Also present for the ceremony Washington estimated its hauled Red le aders out of bed in in the crowded chamber were He *nid his staff Is working closely coordinated raids all Seen Early in '70s Associate Justices Walter Rogo- Karl Rolvaag damage as $7 million. closely with Gov . , snow or across, the country . sheske, James Otis and Robert requests, which In Idaho nnd Nevadn MONTREAL (AP) - An man today of a symposium on dev ices based on infra-red de- in analyzing the prevailed , replac- Shcran. are likely to be rut sharply when cold weather Ameri can cancer specialist viruses and cancer at the 131st tection techniques "will be as Living Costs ing flood conditions unusual for forecasts Knutson congratulated both Rolvaag presents his budget to Pope Asks Balancing that final break- meeting of the American Asso- important as X-ray " in helping those areas. Rivers nenred nor- throughs toward controlling ciation for the Advancement of detect ailments. the new attorney general and tho legislature. the new Senator nfter speaking the budget mes- mal levels. Of Spiritual Books cancer by vaccines and mirncu- Science. 3. All people may he harbor- Traditionally, lous curative drugs of the close relationship between sage is delivered in mid-Janu- (AP) will be Gershon-Cohen also told news- ing latent , non-active cancer Rise Slightly VATICAN CITY - Pope achieved "quicker (ban we'll men : the attorney general's office and arv. WASHINGTON (AP)-Living Men Responsible Paul VI, nt his last general au- viruses — with cancer devel- get to the moon" — perhaps 1. Achievement of better con- oping only in those people the operation of the court . costs , heavily influenced by dience of 1964, urged Roman ex- Quigley said that two years It's true that men are re- soon after 1970. trol over ordinary viruses — posed to some triggering action ago , it was estimated the state strikes In the automobile indus- most auto acci- Catholics today to balance their Dr. Jacob (Jcrshon-Cohen of including thote of the common sponsible for " in the final such as excessive radiation , would gain an extra $112 million try, rose two-tenths of one per the men "spiritual accounts Philadelphia said he based thai cold — may help reduce the dents—particularly hours of the o Id year , pardoning certain chemicals, or some in- because of increased gross na- cent last mont h , the Labor De- wlm teach their wives to prediction on his confidence that danger of getting cancer. It is Canadian Woman offenses and asking pardon. ternal disturbance. tional product <(JND. partment reported today, drive . . , From Bob Hope: by that time: possible some Ruch viruses may About fi ,000 persons attended "I think we'll get positive On the- basis of a CNP esti- "The incrca.se was caused in "There 's one Heverly Hills 1. Final proof will have been be insidious hclpmntcs of can- re- Dea d in Collision mate for Jfl fi f. of $059 billion , large part by higher prices for ho the audience in Ihe Hall ol established (hat many , if not cer causers, or even cancer sults quicker than we'll get to doctor so swanky that Vatican FOSSTON , Minn. (AP) - A Minnesota could expect only new and user> and silW .tiil'i.r.T; education The rise in the ind«x was tbe Gershon-Cohen , a radiologist carrier delivery price " wild specula- -- SftlfiJiB-UTfi and $4O6;i02 ,2fM. eighth mont hl y increase this day : of the Albert Einstein Medical tion " to hazard a guet> s on when of the truck , driven by Jamen , will bo effective. nnd highways -- $;tl ,fi :£M16 and year, and brought it to 12 per (For more laughs see Maximum, 33; minimum 20; Center , spoke at n news confer- Mich vaccines and drugs actual- Sntive, Red Lake Faila , who 5)63. 4) noon, 31; precipitation , .04. ly would be developed. escaped unhurt. $.'10,222. |9fi . cent above November of 1 Earl Wilson on Page ence prior to acting as chair- f

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By GRETCHEN L. LAMBERTON CHRISTMAS holidays in a hospital or hospice sounds pretty grim , but it wasn 't at all. All the patients and guests had their rooms decorated to the ceilings, the white- clad nuns in charge went around smiling and radiating good will. Most people went to the Christmas Eve Mass in the exquisite little chapel on the first floor. 5 ' My Indiana farm son breezed in on the 24th , swooped me SM^K!! —mmWKt^L^^ A^^ AT ¦ m-V ^^aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaJ PffP?^^ ^' ®^®wJi-Jr up in my wheelchair, and we went off to my mother ' s big house on the lake front , occupied by my sister since mother's death last fall. It was the first Christmas family party with- out my mother , but the gay presence of young nieces and nephews kept sadness at arm's; length. Change is the order of things in this world. On Christinas Day after seeing a lot of old friend visitors my son and I went to a festive Christmas noon party held in the third floor suite of a gallant and gay friend of mine, \. Margaret Murphy who is confined- to her bed most of the \/&,lAM ' I n i__a Wk\ mW^. AmAmmK WkWLW A *Wm*\ -*T ********************** W*WS^MiA,^ time. Other guests were her sister and brother-in-law , both I WwZ ^ of them college instructors, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nydegge, mm OF J C\ C^ ^J ^" J^HKlllllllllllH^P^^ her brother , a brilliant Madison lawyer and his wife, the Robert Murphys, and a college librarian , Gwen Miller. After eggnogs we had turkey dinners on trays, and there was a good deal of laughter and gaiety. Later a good visit with my son. and he gave me full de- tails of beloved Shoshoni whom they have adopted. Shoni loves the farm , roams the woods with Winnebago, the young female Golden Retriever , and plays with Delia the family house cat — but he chases the other four barn cats. He and the children adore each other , he loves the horses , rides happi- ly in my son's truck. So he's leading a happy dog 's life.

>* J BILL MERRILLS.. —AtBRf MoBamam UBEEmT *— isn 't organized into useful infor- 's luck . J V^V mation. A specialist is a person born in Winona. So here ^ ^ *4Bmmm I ¦ X^W^ who knows a lot about a given to all of you pareuts-to-b« . . . and 3. Exact time of birth must be stated on the ce rtificate by the Planning New BdDY l OOU ^^ ^_j^Mm^-W^ thing, and usually is continuing may yours be the first bundle of ^ to learn more. Which brings me attending physician. ^Sa- **^f i^^^ to the point , "What do you joy in the New Year. Please read Th« V«y Best for Baby! _\__&£__f & know?" j carefully all the rules and the ad- *. Copy of birth certificate must be brought or mailed to the Wkvr *^ Rights Action You may have ihe makings WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice of a specialist , and as a spe- vertisements of the contributing Winona Daily Ne\vs "First Batoy" Editor as soon as possible ; President-elect Hubert H. Hum- cialist , enjoy greater achieve stores> after birth of baby, an case of a tie in the time of birth , the ments, a better living, and phrey sasy he plans no recom- award will be given to the baby whose entry arrives first.) ALBRECHT'S SUPER FAIR mendations for additional legis- most certainl y, a personal sat- 3 isfaction. Take your job , for ex- 909 West Fifth Phon. 4498 lation when he reports to Presi- ^M I —i ^— ^^^ —— mm-*****-***'a- ********-_ *-**- *- **-- *---m**A*mm^^^— ^™— ^^—————— M^— —J ample. Whatever it is, ask ^ w ^^^ dent Johnson on proposals to yourself , "Do I know all there coordinate the administration 's is to know about it?" Whether civil rights efforts, you're a farmer , clerk , execu- , , , m - -^ tive, or housewife , there is a j*** *!* *** *^^* * ^ - **i ^ i t ^*-a af ^r' -**r~k-**- V- -*** k/-i V* i*\rk _fl^^ Humphrey said he plans to ( ¦ ¦% give his report to Johnson this chance for you to become a spe- FF TO WINONA'S FIRST BABr to Par nt of ' CD C C *• * * weekend and that it will contain cialist in your line by increas- iws I rnrrTo Winona's Fir it r H C C Winona's. First only suggestions on how (o ing your knowledge and or- rKEC <>' J£.. lIlCC Baby in 1965 1 965 Baby make administration actions ganizing that knowledge into ^ more effective in the civil rights usefu l information. field. _i MOST people spend at least wt0* The vice president-elect , who GERBER'S (ff:.]} j pK/ -~*A . Th« f,rlt baby of »h» y«ar scoo resigned Tuesday as a senator eight hours a day, five to six from Minnesota, said in an in- days a week at their jobs. Now , BABY FOOD Vfc^ •J^v£ < ( I^O^* w'" *" °'* *°a 9*oc' *w^urft terview that he has held a num- if you were to practice on a y\ V / I w ''h our fli't — a savinji ber of conferences on what musical instrument eight hours y^ Dairy Products [ A_ A Valuablt CONSUMERS *TO «"£fe '*1AW Tt account itarfed wit h $5 in Johnson calls the jmtipoverty a day for five days a week , aft ft i^T S»> ¦¦ \ U I ¦¦ 1 STAMPS for EACH \~ ipf) s-V*"^ -^i^* baby's namt. program. you should become quite ac- 5 I I 111 POUND of th« New V* j/J m, . CERTIFICATE complished at it. The same \ ¦ W%T Baby 's Weiflht. V> --tfV ^ He Indicated he Is moving should be true of any task one ~ cautiously in this field until works at so constantly. Add to Tho extra goodness of Polly Meadow s Products will Johnson outlines what he wants that time spent , all you can THE FIRST NATIONAL ANK B help the new baby on the road to good health. in messages to Congress. The learn about your job by taking President has asked him to F INONA special courses , reading O W serve as a coordinator of both books Hj H DORN'S the subject , ® programs. and exchanging _\Tjt\__ A 50° Hu*f phon» 8-1531 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation As a prospective full-time op- ideas a bout it with others in the WINONA MILK CO, erator for Johnson in several same line , and before you know fields, Humphrey 's biggest it , you wilj find you are on the problem at the moment is to road to being a specialist . Now find space in tlie Cap itol build- as long as you 're already spend- ing eight hours a day on the ing from which to carry on his TO THE PARENTS OF TO MASTER OR MISS presiding job , why not put forth u liitle Fprr FpPri TO THE PARENTS OF forthcoming duties as If El EL WINONA'S FIRST BABY OF 1965 llhLi Wl NOMA—1965 or officer of the Senate. effort and go the rest of the MISS Johnson has assigned him a way and start today Learn by ~*3NM^I t£ff-\ MASTER four room suite in the Executive doing something to add U P your _ Office Building next door to the knowledge. He (.'(insistent each rr~ 50 Birth ">^|% o#4 STERLING SILVER mMM White House. Humphrey has a day. We still live in a land ol ^ _^0^mAfm ' J *Km **mll*—. 1965^^ small suite in the Senate Office opportunity, but it ' s up to us > '' \ Announcements ' Building but as yet he has been to avail ourselves of that oppor- *Wr^J CA VjQg BABY RATTLE unable to wrangle any confer- tunit y ¦L mS^. • , 1 The parents of our communi- 500 W .Wl ^ ' s Inst arrival in l!M1."> can M GALLONS ence room space in Ihe Capitol. (be V^>.^ t> W'* Engraved wit h flu \ - P_IPf I'erhiips greatest draw- ' A, _j_psf(j__^^\ 'Jfa rf-- 1 t , _>•• '•- ' • % announce Ibis <'\< |II|1C event m Midland John.son bad several conference back lo becoming a specialist ^ or 70 _ _^~——•——*_ , ll 1 °ur prize of .'ill binh ait- \ L /rrt^Wj*\\v^ ° rooms there when he was vice b y organizing our knowledge '"* " ' , "*>'" imnrirenient.s fnmi our line president and by adding to it , is comp lac- se.ret ion. Although Humphrey Is expect- ency ; accepting tilings as tbev ]pl GASOLINE ed to be keyed in on all major arc , and never setting one ' s sites |35 administration programs , he is higher . A person that 's just a FROM YOUR MIDLAND DEALER likel\ to proceed cautious ly as daydreamer and nev er materi- the President 's spokesman in alizes those dreams with action , WILLIAMS IIWKIRI ^/lINCI 'S«» ' WINONA MIDLAND STATION Congtcss Senat e and House certainl y won t get anywhere BOOK and STATIONERY "At the Sign of lenders have a way of prefer- wither , but a daydreamer will- the Sl i rrt Clock" SECOND and MAIN rin g to interpret While Mouse ing to pay ihe price , can requests lor themselves Hum- achiev e great «'nds phrey probabl y will work close- )> will ) them , but give adv ice IT'LL TAKE effort iitut time . only when il is ;iskrd but it "will also pay good divi- For the N«w Ytar 'i Baby By law. Hump hrey will be dends . Ignore your day in and ' *m*\<* T0 THE PARENTS OF m* FB F C ' come a memliei' of the Nat ional day out oppoi luiiilit 's to im- llkk WINONA'S FIRST 1 963 BABY Our Gift to Winona s First 1 965 Baby Security Council . As such be prove , ami \ou will soon be- H CHOATE A CO. - ' / (J T jk V t) will he ennlinnoti sly informed on come a mediocre .sort, with lit- Ont Cotton Suedt -\ * foreign policy matters. Secre- tle or no real perspective in \ Sv\ r ^JP^MJ; 1 "*^ tary of State Dean Husk is ex- life So what do you know ' A Sterling Silver pected to as.Mgn n high ranking Add to what you know about TRUNDLE department ttKiri u] lo fill in your jo -b. and vvj ilch it turn in- "J^ Vffr BABY f -^wyr^ar'/ \ Humphrey period ically, as he lo a specially, 'l ake stock of ,Mr ^\ v'Jf Feeding Spoon did Johnson, your knowledge , organize it , add BUNDLE l o il , and make it work , and ( ^ ^~r A practical gift Humphrey >>n s been desig- " The ^ a 1 e --1 >loejnnc carmen I ^\ J ^' t ^mmri th*r will before Mm know il, loo will II nated to head die President s >ou fin ml.nil. - ' a'KJ il KI J \ \|^^«* —\i beconit • family trtaiure. be a specialist ^ BASSINETTE^g^*? y Committee on Kirual Employ wil b Ihe b .il 'N . \ ji ^L Ml' menl Opportunities lis job is to > eliminate racial discrimination fining t in-in into programs _ *r i/Jf} In the fulfillment of government Hut there is one drawback conli acts rind in government The vic e president elect , ;» MIIII employment minoiis speakci in the Senate , / j hoate' H.

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,N 4r *^ t ^S%f I i g COLO ii i i * * * .. __t\ \f* JA*- MIWEII SHOP QUARTETS AND CHORUSES GET fVH L^; T08ETHER FOR A HARMONIOUS LISrENINO TREAT ' UMvcii iiAi. 35<-30e o5c • iit-aSe tit * ~MWMMm't0ta% »li I * il DEAR ABBY: Everett Gerald Horner of Des Increase in Moines. The truck driver. Les- ter Stafford , 5fl , of Versailles, 7th Dead in Mo., was not injured. Husband Still Badger Traffic ¦ Sucks Iowa Accident Oshkosh Girl Thumb Patrol WATERLOO, Iowa (AP ) — Shot in Head By ABIGAIL \AN BUREN Asked 's worst traffic accident of Iowa OSHKOSH, Wis. tin—A 12-year- AR MADISON, Wis. 'Jf t-A num- the year claimed its seventh BB l know this is «oin sound ridiculous, old rural Oshkosh girl was re- h..» r~ asu \ * ^ ber of private and government life Tuesday and sent the state's ,ham t0 ,afik ^y"116 else- How can I break my agencies recommended Tues- ported in good condition today husbanduZvL A of ^ highway toll for 1964 to 844 , or sucking his thumb? When he sleeps , reads the day that an increase in the after being struck in the head newspaper or settles down to watch TV 116 more than ever before. ] , he sucks his left State Traffic-Patrol be given by a .22 calibre rifle bullet fir- thumb know he Isn't aware of it because when I tell him James Kendall , 5, of DenveT , ed by a youth who said he wa» to quit it top priority in a legislative he a always shocked to find his thumb in his package to strengthen Wiscon- Colo., died in a hospital of in- "shooting at sparrows." moutn. we have two small children who also suck their sin 's highway safety program. juries suffered in a car - truck Linda Pagel was wounded an thumbs when they're tired , crash that claimed the lives cf and it is so hard to break them The Wisconsin Council of she walked along a town road or it when they see their father doing it. Is it hereditary? his parents, grandparents and a with her mother, Mrs. Robert It s such an unmanly habit Safety made the patrol increase brother and a sister Monday. for a 34-year-old man. It's caused the first suggestion in a list of Pagel. The bullet was removed many fights between us. Can you help me? proposals presented to the Leg- Killed were the boy 's father , from behind her right ear at William E. Kendall , SUCKER'S WIFE islative Council's highway safe- 32; mother Mercy Hospital. , , ty committee. Mary Lou 32; brother William Winnebago County sheriff^ DEAR WIFE: A psychiatrist would probably tell you Jr., 9; sister, Sarah , 9 months; deputies said that the girl was that your husband is longing for the security of his baby William Red mond of Wausau, ( and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. wounded by a 16-year-old youth. days. They call it "regression.") It isn't hereditary. president of the council's traf- Children are imitative, which is partly the reason your fic safety division , said the 250> children suck their thumbs. Granted, it's not "manly," member patrol is not able to but it' s not worth fighting about , so if it irritates him to adequately enforce rules of the be reminded — skip it. road in the face of mounting ^ pressure on Wisconsin 's high- . Celebrate ^ ^L / DEAR ABBY: I recently visited my way system. ^j |r sister , who lives in another state. She is ,w NewCo moYear 's Eve Here! ^w Redmond said Wisconsin citi- One Com* All) married to a quiet, well-to-do man. They zens must stand ready to spend ^j F . . . Wm%f have a 16-year-old daughter. I didn't realize more money for accident pre- how much tension my sister was living un- vention and be willing to accept PROUD HUNTER . . . Peter , Jerowski, bottoms near Trem pealeau, Wis. This is the der until I stayed there. He is a dictator new controls on their driving i St., proudly displays this 120- 11th deer Jerowski has taken with a bow and no one dares to disagree with him on 315 E. 2nd . privileges. pound doe he killed with a bow and arrow- and arrow. (Daily News photo ) anything. My sister has no car and if, she isn't home when he calls, he comes home, "A $10 million program for Tuesday morning while hunting in tbe river 1'COVEHIGHWAY I MINNESOTABar CITY I t>\ at waits for her and makes her account for accident prevention if conducted NO MINORS ALLOWED - YOUR AGBS WILL ¦¦ CHECKED every minute. He handles ail the money. by the state would cost each of ABBV She never sees a red cent. Everything is us $2.44—and where can you charged and he pays the bills. The daughter isn't allowed to get cheaper accident insur- 2$jfb N-V-E Music Jft ^* date or to accept a phone call from a boy. At dinner he de- ance," Redmond said. /%fe by The "TOPPERS" . j P^ mands that the daughter • finish every speck on her plate, The council also called for Voice of the Outdoors — so the child has to choke it down with tears running down mandatory driver education for Sunny California not dampened much by the al- lights are turned on until her cheeks. My sister sits there trembling, afraid to say applicants 18 years and young- j most continuous rain although well past midnight. a word. Once she tried to take her daughter's part against er, and the transfer of youthful i CALABASAS, Calif. — "Unus- ual" is the word natives out it kept saddle horses in the him and he slapped her from one end of the kitchen to the accident cases from juvenile to , often with liv- here in the foothills use freely hoof-high mud of the corrals. Biblical scenes other. Now I know why people kill each other. Is there traffic courts. ing actors, cover whole front i to characterize the weather. We The youngsters of the neighbor- something I can do, legally, to relieve the situation? lawns, with special stage-lLke CONCERNED Stuart B. Wrfeht. general man- i have been here nearly a week hood got out for carols on horse- ager of the Wisconsin division ! and are still waiting for the first back on Christmas Eve, riding lighting. Christmas music, soft but clear, prevails. It's an en- DEAR CONCERNED : You can 't — but your sister can of the American Automobile As- 1 day of sunshine. Heavy fog or the trails from ranch to ranch if she wants to prefer charges against him. I doubt that sociaticn , said his agency also : low hanging clouds prevail. on a sort of trick or treat pro- chanted ChristmaslandL puts up with favored an immediate increase ! gram. she will, however, because a woman who Downtown it is smog. New Year'8 "Reminders the cruel and inhuman treatment is as "sick" as tht hus- in the size of the State Patrol, j Another «vent that was M ost New Year's resolutions band -who dishes it out. The most tragic victim is the "Today's traffic volumes, par- J It h all due to the storm such a brutish ty- ticularly on the interstate sys- not dampened by the down- will be forgotten by the time tlie daughter, who must be subjected to center lodged against the pour of water was the open rant. Try to persuade your sister to improve her situa- tem, call for additional state j final gun sounds on the last coast that has resulted in a house cocktail party. There ^ fflf it. But patrol manpower to provide bow l game Jan. 1. lUt tion or extricate herself and her daughter from j "once in a thousand years" have been at least two near- jj l^ don't he surprised if she doesn't. more patrolling and prompt as- The ephemeral nature of res- storm that has put a large by each d&y since our ar- sistance to stranded motor- area of the coastal states in olutions is universal — we make like to offer a solution to INADE- I rival and if you do not at- , DEAR ABBY : I would ists," Wright said. a federally proclaimed dis- 'em but really don't intend to QUATE MOM. I am a 16-year-old high school junior. After tend you are immediately keep 'em. Where fishing is con- Assemblyman James Azim , aster area , with destructive dinner, 1 am expected to hel with the dishes and then get labe led "a stuck-up East- cerned, resolutions are seldom ¦ " p R-Moscoda , chairman of the floods unusual heavy rain- m\*-W*W I fe# Mak«r« done. There is no television until ALL my , erner." IPL FREDDY'S 13L£ -- my homework traffic safety committee, said needed . . . "common sense re- homework is finished. If a "B" average is not maintained, fall , and some loss of life. ML STOCKTON, MINN. Gov.-elect Warren P. Knowles Fog has played havoc with ! minders" are more appropriate. ^f Blf S* I can't watch TV until after the next report cards come out. had directed him to offer spe- Entertainment (A Southern California , the Los plane transportation in and out o___M_y$tm__ fay Phone conversations are limited to fi"ve minutes. timer cific legislation to the 1965 leg- j Along these lines, -we pass ~^l-^~ ^ ^ kitchen is the reminder.) I have Angeles dailies declare, is out- of International Airport. The fog which Mother uses in the islative session. J on a list of "reminders" a 10 o'clock bedtime. If my hair isn't washed and rolled by side the real storm area. It that Lingers from early after- which — when observed — THE BJ S wrought its destructiveness up noon to noon the following day I that time, it's too bad. I have to go to bed anyway. I must Azim noted that Wisconsin 's I will stand anglers in good ^^^Mr ' which gives me the coast of Northern Califor- has bLacked-out this biggest air- be at school by 8:20 a.m. so I get up at 6:45, record highway death toll now j stead all year long. plenty of time to decide what to wear, dress, eat a good stands at 1,050. nia , Oregon and Washington. It port on the Coast half of the —Fishing is fun , net work . breakfast, fix rny hair, put on my m ake-up and straighten "There is only one course of will be a month before U.S. time, flights have set down in- Relax. land as much as 100 miles Attend Our Gala my room before leaving for school. action open for Wisconsin if we Highway 101 will be travelable —Respect property rights . •^ I j KATTTY K. IN AMARILLO are to turn back the trend to- again. This is the main north away. Ask permission. ward higher and higher accident and south route along the coast. —Observe safety rules. DEAR KATHY: Good for you . You're organized. Fortunately, the day we lew tolls," be said. "We must step arrived oar pilot found a Hooks are for fish, not men. J^V Year's And it sounds so easy when you write it. Despite the unusual ' | up the counter attack." hole in the clouds and came —Be courteous to other | — — — — — weather and the muddy —mmm—mmm———mmmm————— ———— — — —*— — — — —•——*— Azim said his committee in for a good landing. Ten anglers. Most respond in ———— ———— —— track, there were 60,000 could consider tougher penal- minutes later the was k ind. y^^^^l Eve Party racing fans the opening port ^~ ties foT speeding, more effective at closed. Th« freeways also —Report law violators. New Year's Eve of the Santa Anita racing CJ^S-=4^w coordination among state and are fog-br»und with great That's your fish and game season Saturday. The county traffic patrols, and a traffic jams. Radio and tel- they're swiping, W f^ Afl ji crack down on drunken drivers. parking lots were a mass of —Take the kids along. \\l__ &vm*" \i *»• evision stations tell the mo- With Entertainment sticky mud. A great day for Fishin's good education. ^-~^^r~———_ Z^^L. 1 wet track horses. torists lo get off and staj ^ GEE off if they want to make —Care for equipment. It's *C,rB 'a"rooni time. cleaper in the long run . l uw Cs^V^ Lighting Judged The trait of Old Spain that —C o n s u m e what you JOHMY makes a California Christmas a The rain doesn't seem to have catch. Or release ' em. bit gayer than elsewhere was dampened the wild Christmas —A void litterbugging. I ^ I ^ I | Af La Crescent decorating that takes place in F ish don 't thrive on empty the area. Nearly beer cans. 3rd 11 LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe- every residence is bedecked <^107 W . GEE MEN 1 cial) — The traveling trophy for Eleva Selects —Study up on the sport. Stev* Gromek, ik with colored lights and pine Old dogs can learn new | the best overall decoration in greenery. Owner § FREE HATS | KM the La Crescent Chamber of Winners in 1st tricks. * mM- | FREE FAVORS —Go, fishing more often. I Badger Dutchmen * fl?MI1TO Commerce sponsored Christmas Candlestick Lane, one of * decoration contest was awarded Lighting Contest the Christmastime show- Sure, most of these ideas are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gasper. ) places of the area , covering "old hat. " But if they serve to Chamber plaques for the best ELE"VA, Wis. (Special - several blocks of elaborate- jog your memory and guide window display went to Mr. and Winners in the first Christmas ly and unusual decorated your actions when the occasion lighting contest sponsored by the Mrs. Carsten Christenson and hom.es, is a bigper drawing arises, they're worth stating at for the best li ghting to Mr. and Eleva Women 's Civic Club event than ever A steady Come on over rg. ,^> \ were: General category — Gor- . the beginning of the year and Mrs. Ed Wagner. Special men- line of cars moves through ^ tion for light ing was don Semingson, first , $10, and repeating all season long. awarded the area from the time the ) and Celebrate \r lo Mr. and Mrs. John Stejskal , Ihe Perry Kolve home, second , \Ve agree. ^^pj \ j and overall special mention to $15; Religious — Obert Halver- Mr. and, Mrs. H. M. Mc Laird , son, first , $10, and Daniel Van Rt. 1 , and Donald Schumacher. Pelt , $5. Members of Ihe La Crescent The Raymond Lebakken home I NEW J/Q ] Home and Garden Club were and the Rodney Higley home judges . They gave honorable were given honorable mention. mention to Lloyd Tessmer for a Judges, members of the Eau FREE ^ -Sf silhouelte on a fiber glass ga- Claire Art League , were Mrs. m ^ P^ I Hats , Horni, ^^ ^ |p | p ! YEAR'S Wm ! rage door and to Ihe Rileys for Jeanette Tornowske , president , their replica of the Mexican and Mrs. Harriet Kunce and custom of placing illuminated Mrs. Llewellyn Higlev . EVE j candles in brown paper bags to 4SSf£ light the way for the Christ Child. The club also commend- German Girl Dies ed 3rd Slreet North as the mo.st After Operation decorative street. ROCHESTER , Minn. (AP)-A MIDWAY TAVERN German girl died in a hospital I | Lonely Boys Camp Tuesday less than 24 hours [ Entarfctinment by j ! Residents Remembered after completion of a com- Get a party together and come In lor plicated heart operation. \ With Gift s , Outings Corduln Seilz of Frankfurt , Doc Maier Quartet \ ' who would hnve been 9 on Jan. I'^ L FAfil F •» JS» 19 , succumbed at 2:10 p.m. Jr MI:MBI -. RS ___ Deliver y any pl»c» In town on Haw Vmar ' t B\a for order* ers would have received no pifl s days ago , accompanied by her ord»r» in «arly to Kings of J4.C0 and mora. Plmse call *»tur» hecnu.se tln\v either have no mother , Klsa. P^iifc jK "RMhm " tyfl gtMlrifl tham on *ant tilin g. -w ' 403 Weil Third Street onion rinqi , tater tot» , pi«a, b»r-b-q'i , Coney Itland* Some ho have parents gery. Doctors connected two fries , didn 't even receive a Christmas and all ua food, arteries in that operation. card from home. — NOON IUNCHEON SPECIAL .So they received homnmnde cookies and candies from wom- ! NEW YEAR S EVE Monday through Saturday en 's groups; trips to the mov- New Year's Eve NEW YEAR'S j ies; free lotio((nnninp , down- OAKS LARGE >/* CHICKEN QQc town lungers nnd mnlty , etc. «ui(l Knivy, biscu its mid FRESH PARTY EVE PARTY Muslii'd pi it nines Jf Jf M DANCE j .VI I IKI , and bevernKc OPEN hut In. vegHnhle. 1.AKK CITY HC1KNC1-: IW1K AT THE NEW : OYSTER LABOR TEMPLE Winona VFW Club Wyattville Ballroom ; LAKK CITY, Minn. (.Special) New Year's Day ? to 1 - The annual science fair is i THURS., DEC. 31 ! scheduled for *YI> . 23 nt Lin- AT NOON STEW Thursday, Dec. 31 • FnvOik ! j coln School auditorium. All j ' Muilc by J Mtfh Mu*le by • Noi*omnkoi students wish ing to participate Happy New Year \ D«v. Klr«l < ARNIE'S ORCHESTRA i CHICKEN VILLA are to contact Miss Edwin LIVE ENTERTAINMENT J 1558 Sorvitm Drlvai Phona 3107 Sphincter. More seniors are Carl & Staff Steak Shop Atcotb*r« | • H«r» • NolMMii*k»rt 4 urged to enter projects. " To Your Good Health J. Edgar Has Lost World Today "If Worst Comes to Worst, Dean, I Guess It Would Beat Walking. Letters to The None of His Ability Editor Help Difference in Christmas Was Merry J. EDGAR HOOVER , reaches the Bibli- At Manchester Home cal definition of old age — "Three score To the Editor: For Leg years and 10" — on the first day of the Conferences Christmas is over and a New Year so much a public figure that he By JAMES MARLOW very happy and merry sea- is looked upon almost more as an institu- Associated Press Newi Analyit son it was at the Manches- Cramps There was tion than as a man. Consider some statis- WASHINGTON Liv-The Constitution doesn't ter Rest Home. pleasure G. MOLNER, tics. When appointed acting Director of the require presidents to hold news conferences but that extra special By JOSEPH to the many M.D, Federa l Bureau of Investigation in 1924 by President Johnson, like his predecessors, is of extending special greet- President Coolidge, Hoover was but 29. holding them. His are different from theirs. dear friends, ings of good will and friend- Dear Dr. Molner: A No one can say his way isn't working out short time ago I sent Hoover then had been in the Justice ship and the bringing of the well for him , 13 months after he took office, Into the for your booklet on Department seven years. He had a law Christmas spirit since at this point it isn 't clear why Johnson dear ones "How to Stop Leg night school. Now he has hearts of the degree earned in thinks it's necessary for him to be different. who reside in the home. Cramps and Foot served as FBI Director under seven Pres- But there 's a pretty good explanation for Sweet voices of hundreds Pains," and I am writ- idents and 13 Attorneys General without why bis way hasn't caused him trouble. He of young folks were raised ing to tell you thanks becoming a political figure . His name has hardly ever says anything that would. Conflicts in song, bringing the mes- from the bottom of my been brought into political controver- set up roadblocks and so far Johnson seems sage oi joy and peace and heart. No longer am I sies, but with a recent exception , never as to be making a career of not creating them. the Christmas spirit. There awakened with cramps in my feet , and I can a partisan. He is the nation's top law-en- till now the most were many who brought IN THIS sense he is up walk without getting forcement official — in a sense at least , since Calvin Cool- gifts, and now that it is all noncontroversial president pains in the calves of the world's top cop — but lie has publicly over , these memories still idge. my legs. To me it Is a fou ght against a national police force. Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S remain. This was all made of miracle. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. possible by the hundreds Hoover has had — and still does have Kennedy all held so-called formal news con- good folks who remembered I just cannot under- —his critics. But a measure of the prestige ferences, Eisenhower less often than the others. the folks at the home. stand why my doctor to the of the man is the mere thought of a re- The formal kind is announced long enough Our special thanks did not advise me to do young people President Johnson last May before time for all the newsmen in Washington carolers : the that instead of filling placement. of Central Lutheran Church waived "for an indefinite period of time" to go, if they want to. There the president is me with medicine that wide open to any kind of question and his an- and the Rev. W. C. Friesth; did not help. the requirement of law that Hoover retire the children of Calvary on his 70th birthday, swers become a matter of record. I wonder if you know This serves the double purpose of letting Bible Church ; women of the good you are doing the president get his ideas out to the public Calvary Bible Church ; St. for so many people. JOHNSON MORE recently — on Nov. Martin 's young people ; Mc- 30 — said that he had never entertained the while letting the public get a close-up look at God bless you—H.A. him. Kinley Methodist Church thought of replacing Hoover as FBI Direc- Choir and Mr. Spencer; Thank you , and others tor. The denial was in answer to a maga- KENNEDY, the first to hold news sessions Central Methodist Youth have written about getting zine report that Hoover was on his way on live television , did a brilliant job. This help- Fellowship ; St. John 's relief , and quickly, from out. ed build up the popularity of a man who had Choir and the Rev. Paul E. such leg and foot cramps. won the presidency by a hair in 1960. Nelson; St. Stanislaus Hoover's 40 years as a G-man almost Roosevelt thought he got as much good from young people; Salvation But before you berate let me tell certainly wiil set a record for public serv- the newsmen's questions as they did from his Army young people and your doctor , you how this problem looks (R.-Ill.) answers. He used to hold two conferences a leader; The Sweet Ade- ice. Sen. Everett Dirksen says he from MY side of the desk. will reintroduce at the next session of Con- week. lines ; The Baxbershoppers ; gress a bill to limit the tenure of any fu- Johnson has almost entirely eliminated the girls from the Winona Sec- Part of it is psychologi- ture FBI Director to 15 years. A bill that formal kind of meeting with the press. retarial School ; young peo- cal. Part of it Is a peculiar In Washington he usually, and suddenly, le from Winona State Col- and special kind of prob- also would give the Senate the responsibil- p calls together the newsmen assigned to cover lege ; Four Little Boys—and lem. ity of confirming FBI directorship appoint- him and trots around the White House grounds all others wlio sang for ments was adopted unanimously by the with them, answering them as he goes. us. FOR THE psychological Senate last year, but two companion bills THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND We also thank those who aspect , when people go to died in the House Judiciary Committee. THE SUDDENESS of this peripatetic con- sent gifts to the home in- a doctor they generally ex- ference leaves out scores of newsmen who cluding Salvation Army la- pect him to give them On the occasion of Hoover s 40th year would like to be present if they knew there dies; Lady Bugs; women of thing or do something for in office last May, House Speaker John W. was going to be a cenference-on-the-trot. Their Calvary Bible Church; our them. They generally have McCormack (D.-Mass.) asserted that absence also limits the number of questions neighbor Laura: all those a let-down feeling if the that are asked. US. Bombs Red Supply doctor doesn't, or they go "love of God animates his every action, who sent Christmas cook- Or Johnson calls in reporters at the White and love ot country." The Republican lead- ies: Mrs. L. E. Brynestad away saying, "He didn't DO House or his ranch, either individually or in and her scouts for special anything for me. He just er, Rep. Charles A. Halleck (Ind.), said selected groups or just those who happen to be Hoover had "earned and deserves the re- services ; Mrs. Robert Bau- talked to me." Or, "He around, and then talks to them in one of three Trail in Neutr al Laos er for her special services just said I should lose spect, confidence, admiration, yes, and the 1 ways. By DREW PEARSON relations with the United ing the bread. However, and to the many guests weight.' Or , "He told me love of all the people of our country." 1. On the record, meaning anything he says WASHINGTON - Here States. the White House cook fol- who attended the open to quit smoking." Or what- can be attributed to him. Some Asian experts in lows Lady Bird's recipe and house and the gifts they ever. FOR MANY YEARS a tort of father- are some of the backstage 2. Off the record , meaning nothing he says the State Department pro- most recipients of the bread brought. figure for American politicians of either developments taking place The fact of the matter is can be used. behind the headlines in the pose beating the prince to wouldn't know the differ- We hope we have remem- party, Hoover has never had any difficulty 3. Background , meaning what he says can that , with leg cramps, as explosive Vietnamese im- the punch by breaking with ence. bered you all. Many thanks you now know , the best in getting FBI appropriations — almost be used so long as the reporters don't say he him first , accusing him of The honey comes from the for bringing the Christmas 1 broglio : treatment often is some- $150 /2 million this year — approved on said it. This can have strange, almost weird Development No. 1 — The aiding the Communists and bees on the LBJ ranch. Spirit into OUT home. And results. " thing that the patient can Capitol Hill. He heads some 6,200 well- United States has begun then blocking Communist They are Italian bees — as we say God Bless You All. do for himself. trained agents. bombing the Ho Chi Minh arm shipments by bombing are most honey bees in the Residents of the Home and Cambodian bases along the United States — and they Mr. and Mrs. LawTence Likewise often a combin- trail just across the border (all Obviously nettled at criticism that prob- border. produce a pale, very sweet M anchester ation of things simple, inside neutral Laos. In the luckily) will work when no ably hit close to home. Hoover last month IN YEARS GONE BY past ten days three strikes Development No. 4 — honey, different from the 406 E. 4th St. one thing, employed alone, made some uncharitable remarks about were made by Air Force Gen. William Westmore- darker honey 'produced • land, the U.S. commander from poplar trees and wild Says AMA Will Fight will succeed as well. the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., other civ- Ten Years Ago . . . 1954 jets, one strike by the Medicare Bitterly il rights leaders Navy . in South Viet Nam, came flowers in Maryland. IT IS nearly impossible , and the Warren Commis- A special session for 4-H club leaders will To the Editor : sion. be held in Green Hall at the St. Paul campus The strikes were made home to attend his father's President Johnson raised to get this group of ideas of the University of Minnesota. Speaker at the with the kno-wledge and ta- funeral , and while here cain when he read this col- One of the longest legis- across, conversationally, Hoover, who at 70 will still take a drink morning meeting will be George M. Robertson , cit approval of the Laotian dropped in at the Pentagon umn last week and noted lative battles in history without some factors being or buy a $2 ticket on a horse, is turning president of the Fi rst National Bank. government, which is irked to brief the joint chiefs of that members of his "Pres- will go into another round forgotten. Thus in this staff. His report was any- down a $30,000 a year ta:x-free pension to The 50th anniversary plans of Rotary Inter- over the flood of Commu- ident's Club" had been sent when the 89th Congress con- problem, a little booklet nist arms corning into its thing but optimistic. stay on the beat. "I just don 't like the national, which will terminate with a convention a questionnaire asking them venes in January. happens to be the most ef- own territory. THE WAR against the Hospital care for the el- rocking chair life," he says. "If I retired I in Chicago, were discussed at the local Rotary their race and religion as ficient way of transmitting Club meeting. Reason why U.S. bombers Communist guerrillas is go- a requirement for getting derly under social security the information. wouldn't enjoy life very much." ing so badl y, are striking at Laotian ter- Gen. West- choice inaugural tickets. is the issue, and its chief One final point: Maybe ritory is because the Ho Chi moreland said , that is will The President' foe, the American Medical J. Edgar Hoover is the author of many Twenty-Five Years Ago .. . 1939 s Club is com- you didn 't get relief from Minh trail, named for the take a dramatic and dras- posed of contributors who Association, has served no- your doctor' articles and several books, including the Water board members and aldermen held a tic move s medicine, but fame

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(Special) - sonic Lodge 115 were : Stanley Wieragalla was elected Committee At Many Lodge and Club Parties Busi- Jp to 831,415 Ronald Moore, master; Wil- president of the Arcadia (AP) — Appoint- party will also be- Bob Schuh Band until 1 a.m. at a ST. PAUL In celebration of the New Eve dancing NEW YORK WV-Wisconsin 's liam Irwin and Roy Hoist, sen- nessmen's Association new members to will be Favors will be distributed at Ho res- ment of three Year ' of 1965, various organiza- gin at 9 p.m. Attending public school enrollment for the ior and junior warden ; H. E. luncheon at the Tally Advisory Committee Red Men and Pocahontas mem- midnight. He suc- the State lodges and clubs in Wi- 1964-65 academic year was es- Arndt, treasurer; Clarence taurant Monday noon. Vocational Rehabilitation tions, bers and their spouses, as well Woychik. on The Veterans of Foreign timated Tuesday at 831,415 com- Searles, secretary ; Harry Sykes ceeds LeRoy was announced Tuesday by the nona will have gala New Year's as applicants for membership Howard had been elect- Wars will have their annual pared with 800,037 last term . and Darrell Moore, senior and Edwin State Board of Education. Eve parties Thursday evening. and their partners. Out-of-town New Year 's Eve party at the The figures were compiled by junior deacon; Clarence Kuhl- ed vice president at a previous for three meeting Named to serve Together members and guests guests may be brought by clubrooms from 9 p.m. to 1 the National Education Associa- man and Harold Patchin, senior meeting. At a future Dr. Arthur Bradley, announce his years were will watch the old year out at members. Music will be by Bill a.m. with noise makers and tion. and junior steward; Robert Wiersgalla will counseling psychologist at 's Old Time Band. Car- The NEA Also, a secretary chief midnight, following an evening Kaehler other party favors. A trio estimated that Wis- Dickerman, chaplain ; Harold committees. Veterans Hospital, Minneapolis ; nival favors will be gi ven will be elected to of fellowship. dance band will play. consin high schools will gradu- Houghton , marshal, and Lyman and treasurer Dr. Gordon M. Martin , Mayo out. ate 45 ,124 this year compared Houghton, tyler. replace Mrs. Ernest Sonsalla , THE WINONA Athletic Clob The Jolly Polk a Band will Clinic, Rochester, and Miss Sara At the Eagles Club, the with 43,809 last year. followed in- resigned. of the will have its New Year's E\e play for dancing from 9 p.m. i An oyster supper M. Young, president Rhythm . Kings will play for to 1 a.m. at the New Year's ' stallation . board of directors of the Duluth party for members and out-of- dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The total instructional staff In with dancing from party at the Teamsters Club. the state's public schools is 38,- Rehabilitation Center. town guests, and novelties will be given as ANNOUNCEMENT is Li Prizes 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the ball- Passing out of noise makers 015, the NEA said , of which 36,- ghting They succeed Dr. Keith Still' favors. made of the engagement of room, to music of a dance and holiday hats will add to 155 are classroom teachers, the Mayo Clinic ; Dr. Evelyn Miss Mary Ellen Given to Six well, band. At the stroke of midnight THE ELKS Lodge will have the merriment. Reiter, others supervisors and adminis- Snow Foils Deno , Minneapolis public novelties and noise makers will a dinner for members and Winona Union Club's New Madison, Wis., daughter of trators. In 1963-64, the figures At Independence schools, and Ray Rabideau, Iron be distributed to add to the their wives from 6:30 to 9 p.m., Year 's Eve party will be from Mrs. Fred A. Reiter Jr., were 56,557 and 34,762. The cur- Range Rehabilitation Center, fun. after which there will be danc- 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., with Arnie's Alma , Wis., and the late rent average yearly salary for Conrad Landing INDEPENDENCE, Wis. (Spe- Virginia. The Red Men's New Year's ing to music of the Fred Heyer- Band playing for dancing. Mr. Reiter, to Dr. Robert all members of the instruction- cial) — The Independence Lions Oven Steinfelt of Hopkins, a Eaton Hunter , Madison, son al staff is $6,330, with an aver- Club awarded prizes in two cat- member of the committee the age for classroom of Dr. and Mrs. Howard teachers egories for decorating resi- last two years, was named L. along of $6,124 and $5,939 last At Prescott D.-F. Leary Ml Hunter, Ctehison, S. C. The dences for the Christmas holi- chairman to succeed Dr. Still- , year. PRESCOTT. Ariz. W — Max days. wedding will be Jan. 23 at Conrad , of Winona, Minn. , broke well. In the religious group Frank The committee assists th« St. John 's Lutheran Ciiurch, Wisconsin public schools will flight rec- Barbara Knopp the world's nonstop Kulig with a nativity scene won State Board of Education in Madison . Miss Reiter is a receive an estimated total of ord for light planes but a snow- $549.9 million in the current firsts Mr. and Mrs. Leonard planning a statewide program Repeat Vows senior at the University of storm over Prescott Tuesday Kern , second , and Mr. and Mrs. employment for per- academic year compared with foiled his landing there. to provide Wisconsin. Her fiance, a Clifford Kampa, third. In the sons disabled by some form of Miss Barbara Effie Knopp, $525 million in 1963-64 , the re- Conrad turned his twin-engine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- graduate of Clemsort Uni- port said. traditional , Mr. and Mrs. Gene physical, mental or emotional versity and Medical College plane toward Phoenix and land- Sosalla placed first , Mr. and handicap. seph H. Knopp, Gilmore Road, j The federal government will ed 80 miles away in warm, became the bride of Daniel of South Carolina , has a fel- provide 2.8 percent of the school Mrs. Fred Sobotta, second, and I clear weather. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Skroch, Francis Leary DI, son of Mrs. lowship in pediatric hema- funds, the state 28.3 percent, lo- cal 69 percent. Expected total So he spent the day with his third. Prizes were $5 , $3 and $2. Stanley H. Taylor, Mount Ver- tology at University Hospi- I (Jane) Bayes Win First ' expenditures this year will be daughter, Mrs. William Honorable m e nt i on "was non, Va., and Edward Leary, tals, Madison. He is a mem- I Kosco, and their three children. Saturday at : $502.2 million compared with awarded Mr. and Mrs. Bernard In Galesville's Naugatuck, Conn., ber of Phi Chi. Wozney and Mr. and Mrs. Syl- McKinley Methodist Church. $464.7 last year. His flight last week from South Africa, vester Halama The Rev . C. Merritt LaGrone Cape Town , to St. Lighting Contest Petersburg, Fla., added 190 ¦ . officiated. Miss Jonelle Millam miles to his own world's nonstop GALESVILLE, Wis. ( Special) was organist and Miss Andrea BPWC Members Westfield Club record for light planes. Durand Rinks Open —Winners in the Lions Club Winston , violinist. Will Hear Plans NY Party sponsored Christmas home dec- DURAND. Wis. (Special) - orating contest were: THE BRIDE wore a gown ot Westfield Golf Club members Two ice skaing rinks were Mrs. William Baye, lace over satin peau de soie. Psychiatrist and guests will have a New Minnesota GOP opened in Durand last week. Mr. and Her ivory silk veil was held by Year 's Eve party at the Club. The rink first , $10; Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Cancellation of the January near the public school , , a pillbox of lace and pearls. Jerry Paulson's Band will play Invites Romney has a warming house. The oth- ence Brown second $6, and She carried a sheaf of long- meeting next Tuesday of the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith, board of directors of the Wi- for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 er is near Kovland's feed mill. gtemmed, ivory roses. a.m. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Min- ¦ third . $4. Mrs. Thomas Knopp was ma- nona Business and Professional nesota Republicans Tuesday Judges wore Ernest Craig and Women's Club is announced by A midnight lunch will be serv- GALESVILLE PATIENT tron of honor. She wore a sleeve- ed. night invited Gov ! George Rom- William Sacia, Holmen. Mr. and less floor-length gown of mist- Miss Rose Schettler, president . ¦ ney of Michigan to be principal GALESVILLE, Wis. (Special) Mrs. Lloyd Lippert and John green velveteen with a jewel Board members instead have BIBLE STUDY LEADERS speaker at their $100-a-plate —Helmer Moe entered St. Fran- McKeeth Jr. . Galesville judged been invited to attend the pro- neckline and carried an old- TAYLOR, Wis. (Special) — fund-raising dinner Feb. 18. cis Hospital , La Crosse, Sunday. the Holmen contest. fashioned bouquet of iris and gram of the Winona County Taylor Parish Bible Study lead- Raymond Plank, Minneapolis small, yellow roses. Mental Health Association to be ers will meet at the Taylor financier who, as chairman of Attending the groom was his held at 8:15 p.m. at the College church Monday at 8 p.m. the event, issued the invitation , of Saint Teresa. They will hear I father as best man. Thomas and j said Romney was chosen be- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Leary III Dr. Francis J. Braceland , one Steven Knopp, the bride's broth- (Lftucks Phots) PRENTPTIAL SHOWER I cause "he has done such a ) j ers, were ushers. of the foremost psychiatrists in BLA.IR, Wis. (Special - Miss jj thoroughly Republican job as the country and head of the In- Susan Johnson and Clarence Du- I, Michigan governor. " X RECEPTION was held at stitute of Living, Hartford , Conn. biel Jr., will be honored at a program also C Plank said the the church. Miss Doris Carpenter will be prenuptial shower Saturday eve- would include several prominent club representative at the meet- I # I The bride's mother wore a ning at the home of the bride- entertainers. ing and will be accompanied by ¦ c teal-blue brocade dress and the elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. . <&L*- Miss Florence Caswell and oth- groom's mother, a kelly-green Hensel Johnson . j TAYLOR SEAL SALE satin dress. Both had orchid cor- er members. I f tp J u sages. Miss Schettler is in Washing- ARCADIA CAMERA CLUB TAYLOR , Wis. (Special) - - Following a wedding trip to ton , D.C , but will return in ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - A total of $189.35 has been col- Williamsburg, Va., the couple time for the BPWC dinner A camera club is being organ- lected to date in the Christmas I rt meeting Jan. 12. ized at Arcadia High School. seal campaign , Mrs. David ^O will be at home in Takoma ¦ Park, Md. Students wishing to join may Lunde. Taylor, sales manager, The bride is a graduate of contact William Braun , adviser. said. Several have not answer- Altar Society to Enrollment so far is 45. ed their appeal letters. i ip Winona Senior High School and the College of Saint Teresa. See Religious Film She has been employed at the Washington Star Newspaper LANESBORO, Minn.. ( Spe- Company, Washington, D.C. Her cial) — Film slides showing in- ANNUAL JANUARY ^y^^ husband is a graduate of the cidents in the life of Christ will WitIK Ji • ^iv^^^^ Hf/w I 4" Naval Academy and served as be presented by the Rev. Don- *^**^* ^ an officer in the Marine Corps. ald Zenk Monday, when St. Pat- He is presently attending the rick's Altar Society meets at the University of Maryland. rectory at 8 p.m. Mrs . Wilbur Prenuptial showers were held Hall, president, will pr eside. at the home of the Mmes. Al- Plans will be completed for bert White, Milton Davenport serving a dinner Jan. 9 when and Milton Knutson. A luncheon AT HOME AT 416'? Kansas St.. are Mr. and Mrs. Fillmore County Co-operative-s was given by Mrs. Ralph Wil- Michael Davis following their Dec. 12 marriage at First hold the annual meeting here. SUPER VALUES IN SHEETS! liams and her daughter. Mrs. Lutheran Church, Mabel , Minn. The Rev. Bruce Boyce of- A fall festival in 1965 will be Cannon Mu slin Sheet s, over 130 thrtad count. James Bierden. at the William's ficiated. Miss Diane Treangen, Spring Grove , Minn., was planned. Hostesses will be mem- 72x108 Twin Siw 81x109 DoubU Sua bers of St. Joseph 's Unit. Annex. maid of honor, and Eugene Murray. Cresco, Iowa , best Regular JUOv tf.49 ^LtQU man. A reception was held in the basement of the church. ALCW TO MEET Miss Pearl Bowman The bride is the former Miss Sandra K. Olson , daughter of ARCADIA , "Wis. (Special) — , Reg. SI .09 To Wed Mr. Porath Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Olson Mabel. She is a graduate of American Lutheran Church Mabel High School and attended the University of Minne- Women will meet in the church PILLOW CASES - P .;, 88C BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. sota one year . Mrs. Davis is employed as" a clerk at the parlors Monday at 8 p.m. - - (Special ) —Miss Pearl M. Bow- Prudential Insurance Company of America here. Her hus- man, ROSARY SOCIETY Fruit of the Loom local editor of the Banner- band is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Davis, Cresco, ( Journal, will take a two-week ARCADIA. Wis. Special) — Iowa. He is a graduate of Crestwood High School and is now Rosary Society of St. Staislaus PILLOWS - E.Ih88c leave of absence from her du- attending Winona State College. (Covlin photo ) SLEEPING ties to be married Saturday to Catholic Church will meet at 2 Herman C. Porath , Black River p.m. Sunday in the church par- 60x76"-Reg. $1 .19 Falls. Coral Rebekah Lodge elective officers , with Miss May- lors. Following the meeting a ¦ They will leave al once for me Hallingstad . district deputy, social hour will be held with SHEET BLANKETS - 99c as installing officer. Group I in charge with Mrs. a western trip, returning Jan Officers Announced ¦ 1R . They will be at home at 22 Donald P. Bautch as c hairman. 72x90"-Reg. $3.49 Main St. upon their return. WHITEHALL , Wis. (Special) Aclvr rfisfmfn" The bride-to-be is the daugh- —Officers elected for the com- Arcadia Auxiliary BEACON BLANKETS $2.99 ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ing year for Coral Rebckah Will Meet Monday Fred J Bowman and is a grad- Lodge are as follows: Mrs. Oti.<; Stomach Gas? Reg. 53.98. Full or Twin Size uate of Black River Falls High , A HCADIA , Wis. (Special ) Sc hool. She attended school in Briggs noble grand; Mrs. Jens — Klavestad , vice grand ; Mrs. In- Tlie Auxiliary to Tickfer-Erick- Chenille BEDSPREADS $333 Kan Claire and the University GET ITUPAM) Pink , White, Gold, Turquoise of Wisconsin. ga Jahr, secretary; Mrs. Theo- son American Legion Post will Mr. Porath is the son of Mrs. dore Duebbcrt , treasurer , Miss meet at tt p.m. Monday in the White Cannon Flowered Julia Porath , rural Black Riv- Laurn Thompson , financial sec- C ity Hall clubrooms. er Falls, and the late Albert retary . New member* will be initia- Fed like a ba lloon thut's about TERRY TOWELS 68c Porath . He is a graduate of The next meeting of the lodge ted and Mrs. Leon .1. Fnglish to burst? Hav e that raw , ncid-y BHFHS and is employed by the will be at 8 p.m. Jan. 12 , in the u ill present a legislative pro- burn in your stomach? - 20x40" ; cers will he installed with the Peterson. day. At dniKiciMis . Al'XIlM/VRY MEETING BATH TOWELS - - 2 ,„ $1 WHITEHALL , Wis , (Special) —American Legion Auxiliary to Matching Ilulchins-Stend uhl Post 191 will meet in the Legion room Mon- TOP GRADE "A" WASH CLOTHS - - - 10c day at R p.m. Mmes. Eugene Smit h and Don Possley will be SinaL 1912 16x35" lovely icretn print hostesses "2_\__*^ TERRY KITCHEN TOWELS 27c

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WINONA'S Q PHONE 3626 ^ _hAlPiiy^//y//JL J ,--4^ " -One . HOMt-owNiD DAIRY S_+AW ^M UAJAAAA L> FOR HOME DELIVERY (j\ \ooam WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER 17.98 . . _ ¦ . 1 a———a—-—-————— —— . .-. — . ... i .__ ... . -¦¦' ' »• ." -. -*»H'. VIJA ;J WEDNESDAY General Wouldn't The Daily Record DECEMBER 30, 1964 Reduce U.S. Army State Political Man Dead, Goldwater Makes At Community Winona Deaths Two-State Deaths Forces in Korea Woman Wounded Memorial Hospital South Korea (AP) Rudolph Tarns Ralph Nelso n Sr. SEOVL, - Leaders See '65 In Milwaukee Vlilflnfl hour It Mcdlctl Gen. Hamilton H. Howze, the Purge ol Burch and lura lcil Rudolph Tarras, W a u s a u, KELLOGG, Minn. ( Special)- patltnle: J lo 4 end 7 te l:M p.m. (No top American commander in MILWAUKEE (AP) - A man children undtr 12.) Wis., native Winonan, died there Ralph Nelson Sr., 56 , rural Kel- MattmltY palladia ; i to J:JO and 7 to logg, died suddenly of a heart Korea, today took issue with the was shot to death and a woman 1:30 p.m. (Adults only.) Monday after a short illness. suggestion by Sen. Frank E. He was condition Tuesday morning, Personal Matter born here to Mr. and Church, D-Idaho, that U.S. As Hard Year seriously wounded early today TUESDAY Mrs. Erhil WASHINGTON (AP) Tarras and married Funeral services will be held forces in Korea be reduced. By ADOLPH JOHNSON levels and resource develop- at the Band Box , a near West - Sen. ADMISSIONS Rita Fraumkorn. They lived at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Kellogg ment." Barry Goldwater has told Howze said any U.S. senator Associated Preit Staff Writer Side tavern. tha Ruwel Royce here several years after their Methodist Church, the Rev. "With a conservative House , 412 Walnut St. has a right to question distribu- Minnesota 's political leaders Leo Heller, 56, was dead on Republican National Committea marriage. Robert Dunn, pastor , and F, Al- and Senate, " he added, "gains Roxanne Boyum, Peterson, tion of American forces. he would regard the ouster of Survivors include his wife ; len Saekett , Seventh Day Ad- see 1965 as a year of hard work , will be hard to come by, but we arrival at County Emergency Minn. But he added : "A decision on Chairman Dean Burch as " two sons, Ralph, Wausau, and ventlst Church, Rochester , offi- a year of improving their organ- expect substantial gains never- Hospital, Shirley Patrick , 32, a Mrs. Eveline Harrison, 123 E. Harold, Eau Claire; ciating. Burial will be in Green- what will be done with the " repudiation of a great segment Sanborn St. two daugh- izations and preparing for the theless. was reported in serious condi- ters, Mrs. Harold (Betty) field Cemetery. troops is based on careful mili- of our party and a repudiation Zas- 1966 election year. Forsythe said he was sure the tion. Both are from Milwaukee. Jane Glubka, 317 Franklin St. trow, Wausau, and Mrs. Ray Friends may call at Buckman- tary analyses. All military ana- of me." lyses 1 have seen show that "The Democratic - Farmer • conservative Legislature would Kenneth Ross, 271 W. Mark (Corinne) Coselke, Lansing, 111.; Sehierts Funeral Home, Waba- as the 1963 The dectective bureau and the Burch' ouster, Goldwater maintenance of strong forces is Labor party will be concerned make a good record, * St. s e v e r al grandchildren, and sha, after 2 p.m. Saturday. Legislature, which also was un- medical examiner's office said added in a letter to all commit- Dale Boettcher a strong necessity . " in 1965 with three major areas," , 1067 W. 5th three sisters, Miss Emily Tar- ¦ der conservative control, did. the man apparently shot the tee members, would be "a capi- St. ras Mrs. Frederick Rand , Winona, and Miss Margaret said George Farr , DFL state Both men stressed the import- woman in a "fit of jealousy" tulation on the part of those Re- Mra. Roman Thomas KELLOGG, Minn. (Special)- , Arcad- and Miss Laura Tarras, Red chairman, today. ance of local elections. Farr said and then turned the gun on him- publicans who have supported ia , Wis. Wing. Mrs. Frederick Rand, 76, Kel- Plainview Winners me and the principles for which logg native , died Tuesday after- "They are strengthenirg our he regards the Minneapolis elec- self. Mrs. Raymond Bluck , 20 Funeral and burial services PLAINVIEW, Minn. — Mr. tion as the most important one A bartender said the couple I stood." Glen Mary Rd. noon at Buena Vista Nursing organizational base, trying to will be Thursday at Wausau. and Mrs. Edmund Lee and on the 1955 calendar and that he had been drinking together at Mrs. Henry Gjerdrum Home, Wabasha. She had been expand our fund - raising efforts The defeated GOP presiden- , 1710 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lawson expects liberal Mayor Arthur the bar for about IVi hours be- Gilmore Ave. Mrs. Augusta E. Wolpers ill after suffering a stroke in and concentrating on programs tial candidate thus put on a per- July. were winners in the Junior Naftalin to seek and win reelec- fore the shooting erupted. sonal basis the retention DISCHARGES Mrs. Augusta E. Wolpers , 82, Chamber of Commerce Christ- and issues. " tion . of Burch in the chairmanship for Charles Mierau, 422 E. Sth St., died at 5 a.m. The former Flora Irish, she mas lighting contest. Members Rushford , was born : '- Minn., to Fred- Fairbanks , cloudy . -32 -50 view. Illlllll / kv &»«. 1% $ ' mk **\***************mm., near Lewiston, She was born Sept. 13 , 1903, by a draft of smoke, He called ^¦%Mm *Wm ********* \*** Ws ^^ Augusta Tesh Suhr. Fort Worth, rain ... 75 71 T The funeral service will be erick and in Mohall , N.D. She was em- firemen. He married Ida Dorge May 22, Helena, cloudy 24 7 Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at St. Honolulu, clear .... 80 73 ployed here severa l years ago Joachim 's Catholic Church, the The firemen found every plas- 1893. They farmed in the Town , Indianapolis , cloudy 54 52 .03 at the J.D. Dill Co. and the Rev, S. E. Mulcahy officiating. tic object in the house melted ¦ of Waumandee until 1916 when damage Jacksonville , cloudy 67 51 Wabasha County welfare office. Burial will be in the church although very little fire now \ «§»S he retired and built a home at For the past eight years she pervaded all ^J!WH ^ Fountain City where he had Kansas City, clear . 51 30 cemetery. was done. Smoke ^^ Los Angeles, clear . 57 41 had worked as an accountant at Pallbearers will be Patrick the rooms. An electric clock since lived. the Viking Tool & Die Co,, Min- toppled , Survivors include two daugh- Louisville, rain .... 62 56 .06 Lee , Ralph Hall , Edwin Gran- on the kitchen wall had neapolis. She was a member of 'clock . ters, Mrs. Elsie Weber and Memphis, rain 65 61 .34 er and Walter, Donald and Wil- stopped at 9:30 o Miami , cloudy 78 72 the Unitarian Church at Minne- fred Kruger. Haeuser left a note , accord- Mrs . Edwin (Esther) Passow , apolis. Fountain City ; 12 grandchil- Milwaukee , cloudy 40 36 .02 Friends may call at Johnson ing to Dr. Tweedy, which elim- Mpls.-St. P., snow . 32 20 .12 Survivors include one sister , & Schriver Funeral Home from inated all doubt that the death dren; 20 great-grandchildren, Mrs. George (Norma) Weit/, was Mrs. Emma New Orleans, cloudy 77 66 , today until time of services. The was a suicide. Its wording and two sisters, Pepin , Wis.; one krothcr, Dono- , " the coroner said. and Mrs. Hulda Sack- New York , cloudy .. 32 M Rosary will be said at a p.m. "confused Simon, van, Minneapolis , and three He added that he does not plan Lewiston. One son , Ed- Okla, City, clear ... 67 38 today. roiter, nieces. to conduct a post-mortem exam- ward, and one daughter , Ida , Omaha, clear 34 24 .. Philadelphia, cloudy 37 35 A memorial service - will be O. B. Johnson ination. have died. BLAIR , Wis. (Special) Phoenix , cloudy . . 54 44 .. held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pep- - O. Funeral services will be at B. Johnson, 84, MR. HAEUSER was a retired Pittsburgh, cloudy . 55 45 in Methodist Church, the Rev. died Tuesday at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Michael's Charles Garel officiating. Buck- 11:30 p.m. at Lutheran Hospital employe of Armour & Co., born Har- Ptlnd , Me., cloudy . 35 21 , Lutheran Church , the Rev. man - SchierLs Funeral Home La Crosse , where he had Dec. 12 , 1097, in the Town of Burial Ptlnd , Ore., cloudy 38 33 .33 , been old Essmann officiating. Wabasha , is in charge of ar- a patient three weeks. Cross, Buffalo County. He liy- will be in Buffalo City Ceme- Rapid qity, clear .. 27 6 .05 ed in Fountain City prior to St. Louis, cloudy ... 58 42 .08 rangements. There will be no He was born Jan. 1 , ljB80 , in tery . visitation. A memorial is being Trump Coulee 1949. Friends may call at Stohr fu- Salt Lk. City, cloudy 29 22 , Town of Pres- arranged. ton, to Bernt and Mnrtha Otter- Survivors : His wife , Ebbie : neral Home , Alma, Friday. San Fran., clear ... 54 46 .52 one son, Nuthan , Williston , N. Pallbearers will be Marvin Seattle, cloudy 39 31 .01 son Johnson , who lived on the Mrs. Gladys Harm** present Ralph Schansberg D.; two daughters , Mrs. Robert Wald , Wilbert Pnasow , Alton Washington , cloudy 45 38 TAYLOR, Wis. (Special) - (Lois) Abraham, Winona, and Winnipeg, snow 21 -6 .02 farm. Suhr , Roy Suhr , Everett Lede- Mrs. Gladys Harrnes, 45 , Evans- Mrs. John (Joan) McGraw , Ano- buh r nnd Willnrd Schrieber. (T-Trace) His first wife , Christine Nord- ton, III., died Monday morning. ness, died in 1918. In 1019 he ka, Minn. ; 10 grandchildren : She is the daughter ot Mrs. married Albertina Lynnes, Chi- three brothers, George , Coch- , Reglna Johnson , Town of Frank- cago. They farmed the home rane, Wis.; John and Oscar , lin. place until 1938 , when they Fountain City : three sisters Funeral arrangements will be moved to Blair , where he work- Mrs. William Stubcr and Mrs . conducted at Upper Beaver ed as a blacksmith. He also Elmer Abts, both of Fountain Creek Lutheran Church here, was a carpenter and mason 62 City, and Mrs. J. A. Foimcr,

¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ •'¦¦¦¦ WESTERN. I.I.. ' *• •• !*• ¦¦ " "' . 1 -. .- ' \ ' ¦ - ' ' ¦ ' — - — -'- '—I the Rev. W. H. Winkler offici- Calif. One sister * > ' — " " — Los Angeles, t r t years and was in partnership — — ating. Burial will be In the with the late T. C. Hanson in a is dead. BLU E BLAZE NO. 2 church cemetery . hardware store here. He and Funeral services will be held ^* K ear_en Friends may call Jensen Fu- Thursday at 2 p.m. at Watkow- *^S^^t_ ^ ' ^ anc y d bilk? his wife moved to the Bethany , ^\ v/ ' neral Home, Hixton , for further Home, La Crosse , in the fall of ski Funeral Ilome, the Rev FUEL OIL information. 1960. Mrs. Johnson died in Henry Hosting officiating. Rur- k ial will bo in Woodlawn Ceme- ^ hand ! Visit our Loan Axal H. G-llb«rt»on 1961 . ^®Ss// 1 C.Sc Per Oal. Survivors are: Two sons tery . There will be no visitiv GALESVILLE, Wis. - Axel , Ben, ^s/ address unknown , tion. Depa rtment soon . . . H, Gilbertson, 75 , died Tuesday and Ralph , afternoon at his home. Arlington Heights, 111. ; nine discuss your financial needs, in confidence. He was born Jan. 7, 1889, in grandchildren; several great- FIKK CALIFS GASOLINE Holmen to Mr. and Mrs. John grandchildren , and two broth- Wc make personal loans quickly, at low bank ers, Bernardt , Whitehall, and Tuesday Gilbertson, He was a veteran of 1:30 p.m. — 1171 W. Mark iflpTT^— — _ ra tes, with repayment in easy installments. 9c Por Gal> overseas Army service In World Albert, Blair. One son, Ray- ^ 26 mond, died In 1958. Seven broth- St., Hilbert Haeuser residence , STAMPS—NOTHING FREEI War I. He married Ella Semb fire out on arrival, I ^ATI&I NO in 1921 and the couple lived In era and sisters have died. Galesville since that time. He The funeral service will be WAR a carpenter. He was a Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Zion TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Lutheran Church, the Rev. L. member of the Galesville Amer- Karen Weilundt , 869 K. 2nd ican Legion post , II. Jucobson officiating . Burial H MERcHANTa St., 11. '2, Survivors are : Hln wife ; two will be in the church cemetery WESTE RN Steven Rockwell , 79 Fiilrfax Y0UR l OCAL INDEPENDENT BANK ; NODS , Stanley, Cialenville , nnd Friends may cull nt Frede- V li i^^ St. , 9. Knute , Ames, Iowa; one daugh- rlxon Funernl Home Thursday Timothy Rockwell 71) MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION END OF LAFAYETTE ST. ( , Fairfax AT THI ter, Mrs. Joseph Beatrice) Ra- afternoon nnd nt the church Fri- St.. 3. nlorl , Omnha , Neb ; five grand- day after l p.m. Islanders Nip Cotter 5 4-52 in Action-Packed Finale 11 seconds to get a good 21-9 That set the stage for the By GAKY EVANS utes left, Cotter tied the score \our eyes to the other end of The thought was to send the sixth straight triumph to and were in command shot." 's tallest man under the make its record 6-2. Cotter with half the second quarter wild finale. concensus of all as- at 46-46 on a pair of free the court, Nett was wheeling team Ihnot , the calm tormentor In the Daily News' Sports Editor basket to decoy DeLaSalle de- had suffered its first loss in gone. , it was a blistering, throws by tournament sensa- out of the right corner to gun at crucial points, led the Is- sembled They packed enough action tion John Nett Jr. home a one-hander. That hap- fenders. four games to stand 5-3. At that point , Ihnot scored dramatic finale. landers with 19 points. Riney gome Into two minutes and 15 sec- pened with roughly seven sec- It worked as three Islanders It began as a rout for the on a long jump shot and Reig- Cotter with Reinhard ended it 30 DeLaSalle captured the lead but the complexion got 14. Nett paced on a basket onds left . made the trip with Wilden- Ramblers, er pitched in a free throw minutes after the tourna- onds at Winona State's Memo- by Tom Ihnot a pass to changed for good near the 24- from behind the DeLaSalle. hoping to l ast it borg. Next came before Chuck Kulas count er- , neither ment's conclusion. rial Hall Tuesday night to free throw Bill Browne ju st over the end of the second quarter When it was over you!"' he snap. circle and Cotter tied it out saw forward Mark Reiger . ed on a drive to make it 23-12. nor DeLaSalle's "Come here leave some 1,600 fans breath- on . time line. His shot was long Taking advantage of a De- Cotter 's Nett championship a ti p by Nett, who spun past fouled by Dan Pelowski — his The Islanders opened up. Dick Reinhard were displeas- ped at the tall less, speechless and com- one second left . enough but wide to the left LaSalle cool streak , the Ram- Ihnot hit a one hander, fol- trophy occupying a taping letely worn out. an Islander on a missed free fifth — with ed. p throw by Bill as the buzzer sounded. blers spurted to a 15-7 lead lowed with two free throws win in bench in a darkened Memo- The occasion was the cham- Browne. Reiger dropped the fi rst to DeLaSalle had gained its at the end of the first period •'It' s a satisfying and Riney cashed two jump- way we had to rial Hall dressing room. f-ionship of the Second Annual DeLaSalle came back to make it 54-52 , but it wasn't view of the pounds!" ers to make it 23-20 at half- come back ," summed up "You cost me 20 nvitational Tournament , lead by three points on an- quite over. Hoping to hit the («) D. Mill (M) a time. be- Collar -* other of Ihnot' the shot to run Reinhard , who admitted to lg ft pl tp *• « P"» game that wasn't decided un- s dazzling jump- rim but miss M ers and a free clock , Reiger missed DeLaSalle bounded into its ing "plenty worried" in the •rown* < • 1 » *'"•* . til the final buzzer. throw by Mike out the Kulai < 1 1 ? »•'«•'• * \ \* first quarter. ' J1 4 fi In the end, DeLaSalle, the Riney. everything. The clock showed first lead — 24-23 — with 7:15 ptlowtkl 1 1 » * entiled « third quarter. "I thought we had them on Allalra » T l 7 Ihnot I I * II state's third-ranked Catholic The Ramblers came within one second, Cotter had it to to play in the 4 a ten-second violation," mus- Mill | I 1 14 Ltonird 114 team, upended Cotter 54-52 51-50 on Nett' play from out o( bounds at Cotter was to lead on twp t 1 TiyUr 1 • I I s two free ed Nett of a play that took Holmiy • • behind a second-half rally. throws with 31 seconds left the side and the Ramblers more occasions in the quar- Wildtrtba 0*10 Harbxrt I # • » spurted place just before Reiger snap- polfowjkl !? «• Although the action was and Mark Jteiger rolled down took time out . ter, but the Islanders Tololi U II ll« ped in his drive to make it torrid for a full 32 minutes, the lane for another Islander John? Nett , a crafty from a 33-33 tie to make it Totals 17 II 11 II point ! ¦ the best was saved for last. three-point advantage. strategist in tight situations , 37-33 at the buzzer on goals 53-50. "We were only a COTTER • '• "-« Page 10 Wednesday, December 30, 1964 'd have had DI LA JALLI f » « «- « With just under three min- Before you could transfer sent in 6-5 Joe Wildenborg. by Pete Froelich and Ihnot. down then and we Redmen Bring Trophy Home, Rip Midland FREMONT, Neb. — St. A Redmen observer said mainly to the outside shoot- while Mike Maloney had 14, cent in the first half from the season and rests until Mary 's returned home this that Midland threw a tight ing of Jerry Sauser and George Valaika 13 and Jim the floor , compared to 48 Monday when the team trav- morning with the champion- Roge r Pytlewski , who had Buffo 12. in the second half. els to Dubuque, Iowa, for ship trophy of the Midland BOX SCORE five buckets apiece in the Di ck Braesch and Rick In addition to copping the a return match with Lor as (77> Holiday Tournament. St. Mary'* Midland (37) first twenty minutes. Fow ler each had 13 for Mid- championship trophy, two College. The Redmen won fo It pltp lg ir pl tp The Redmen coasted to Pytleski S S 4 IS Jorgemn 1 J 1 i Midland shifted to a man- land . Redmen were named to the the first meeting between an easy 77-57 victory over Buffo 4 4 0 12 Pinkall 7 0 0 4 to-man in the second half , St. Mary 's hit 23 of 27 all-tournament team. Sauser the two schools at Terrace host Midland in the cham- Kecnan 0 0 2 0 Bratsch S 3 7 13 it made no difference , as St. Valaika S 3 3 13 Praunjr 0 10 1 . free throws for the game. and Pytlewski. Heights Dec. 4, taking an pionship finale here Tues- Murphy tillFowler 5 3 4 13 Mary's continued to score. The Redmen shot 31 per- St. Mary 's is now 7-2 on 81-53 decision. day- night. St. Mary 's had Hoder 10 13 Oau 3 0 3 < The Redmen man-to-man gained the finals by pound- Maloney 14 3 14 Draemel 0 0 10 s two top L-ddcn 0 3 13 Hagstrm 10 12 contained Midland' ing Dana College 80-55 in Sauser 7 1 0 15 Mention 5 2 5 12 gunners, Dick Mendenhall Monday night's opening . :td 111) and Tom Dau , capably. Telalt 23 11 If 57 round . "0-- '"3 1U? Mendenhall ended with 12 The Redmen raced to a ST. MARY'S 31 31—77 points, while Dau , Ihe 38-24 halftime advantage, MIDLAND 34 33—57 team 's leading scorer , had then played cat-and-mouse only six. with Midland in the second zone defense against the Five Redmen connected stanza, ouiscoring the Neb- Redmen in the first half. for double figures. Sauser raska entry in the Tri-State AJter adapting to it , St. and Pytlewski finished with Conference 39-33. Mary 's demolished it , thanks 15 each to pace both teams, State Bounds Into Championship Go NORTHFIELD, Minn -Things pionship match against Beloit vantage. Seconds later Werner finally fell into place for the tonight. connected on a shot and Winona Winona State College basket- THE WARRIORS slipped by never trailed again. ball team in the first round of the Carls 84-79 in the first of the WINONA WENT into a stall the Carleton holiday tourney two games, while Beloit trim- here Tuesday night. with 1 :30 showing on the clock med Carroll of Wisconsin 77-59 to protect its slim lead. In the A strong bench , accuracy to gain the finals. The cham- from the foul line, clutch shoot- waning minutes, captain Dave pionship match will start at 9 Goede sank four of five free ing — all things which had been p.m. , after a 7 o'clock consola- lacking in earlier games this throws to ice the contest. tion game. Four other Warriors hit in year — meshed in the War- "Our bench is what did it for riors' game with host Carleton . double figures. Werner and us , " said a happy coach Dr. Goede finished with 12 each , As a result , Winon a State finds Bob Campbell, singling out one itself in the tournament cham- and Rosenau and Meisner had specific as the key to the win. 10 apiece. "Diercks -7l> and St. •' »l Tunis J4 il ?j 7» tional Tuesday ni(,'hl. Academy Monday night and p,m clash Saturday Gene Biewen .s Eagles cap- crashed home a pair of field WINONA STATE 41 43—84 PLAINVIEW DOUBLSHEADER- night , Charlev 7:30 p.m. r tured n 7l-«Hi victory with Norbert crushed Northland 102- coals for a 77-73 Warrior ad- CARIETON 43 17-70 Lewislan vs . St . The Islanders , who nudged then got 24 aga inst De La is Ihe N o. 1 team followed 12 Plaiinvlew vs. Wabasha, » p m. players 71 in opening round games of a C utler M-5'2 in the finale , Salle for a total of 49. hy defending champion St. seeing act ion nnd eight BANGOR DOUBL.EHEADER- breaking into (he two-day tournament. Cashton vs. Onalsika Lulher , 7 pni saw Mike Riney and Tom Right behind was Ihnot Louis Park Bcnildc, which scoring col- Brookwoocl vs, Banqor, » p m. umn. Wisconsin teams moved out of TEST 'U' OF MANITOBA Ihnot , their two fine gener- with 40. Rochester Lourdes' suffered its only loss at the OTHER SCHOOLS The winners state for other holiday tourna- Fornl L»k» at Faribault. als , named alon^ with Chuck Dexter Reiscli hit 38, Riney hands of De La Salle. romped away to ments. Kulas and John Nett Jr. of and Jim Gilbert of Minne- St. Cloud Cathedral is a 21-12 first-period !e,- and broadcaster who voted for 5-a. which defeated Sout h Dakota is the hockey "hot bed" ol I lie Tuesday , the SUA Ml Stars picked Oscar Mlnn«ti»h» (4,| Trrh 7H-52. \w> r 'd and Han/el probably re- "Actually, we' re in pretty Kobertson. Hill Iltissell . Will L nuril.s nil '1 " l>l If l et tl n| ID alizes it < is much as anyone . good shape." says Han/el. Charsiherlain and Jerry West R And»on ll|( R< . rdo ' ) At I.a Crosse , (lie Indians . oiusk. o t i « nois. DOUR Potter , voted the position D Andin 4 1 i l| n .ir r ,„ lot ) tournament 's mus t valuable Paradise and Turn McCoriniek Clwisci! to Ihe Kasteru team ftedflmn 0 « o j O on:iino I o ) i player , hit for .III point s in show - ••MAMTOHA has \i plavei s have been doing line jot is. Those along; with Kohertsnu and Itns- G»"«l 4 1 4 II I ,.,„„„ do,, ' D»vl» ) • i j Srnimiir t in>. Ihe wu\ . that played junior "A" hockev , lliree can .illeinad in (here sell were Phikiilel phia ' s I .us- ot * ' ' ' River Falls , ow ner of a A- - > which is i quival ciil lo American without any I rouble cious Jackson :ind Hal C rrrr . Tol«l» Il |4 II 4( t0„ lt ,, J, „ „ MINNEHAHA I, \ , ,, record , advanced to the finals class "!) " hall ' ' V* baseball ' s clul^ . Ilan/el vv ill lie start in it Ins us- ItosUin ' s Sain Jones ami Tom LOURDES „ ,„ „ . ,! of Ihe Wayne tournament hy informed Ilan/el 'What il ual sestet. Reaulien at center , lleinsolm and Wayne Kmliry whacking tilcKendree of Neb- amount s to is that lliese Junior llrian De-ihieus and Dennis ( '00 and Jerry Lucas of Cuicinnal i raska . Ken Lee scored ill points clubs are I he top ani.ilciir lai in ney at the wini'.s , lli. -diop and Sel ected for Hie West with and Nate Schilling .10 in pacing chins in ( 'anada and of the l.\ Paradise at defense atut Jerry CharYihevkmi and West , w ere the River Falls attack. Caledonia Tops ¦ seven weir on Junior "A" .'ill- Aicliamheau in the nets. Wall Hellainy and (his Johnson " star leanis . ( ol ll .illiiiKii e . I.en Wilkens ;nnl Sports Scores Docs (Ins pose any unusual IMIMA"S cut loot has healed ailiicenl ly (or him lo compete Itoh I' el I it of SI Louis , Ml gin Alumni NBA problem '' Baylor ol Los Angeles „..;l Ter- 71-54 will be tonight .lean i 'aidin returned lo TuriDAY'J NBSUI T "Only that lli< ^ ihr ry D ischinger of Del i oil CALKJM JNIA . Mum - Cale- 51 Louis 17). San ft tnc.vo 101. ' terrace Heights with Ihe flu best learn St. Mi »ry s h as ever ¦ donia 's vnhsty e«ge SIIUIM I TODAY'S GAMES ' 1 bill should be available for to l»n foimiio vs Nt* Voik a| l'hil» played , countered Ilan/el, emerged with a Tl 54 win over night ' s game . KUI : SS niis uily competition toni ght . periiilendent Association, d ied tion ol the Warrior:. , while OKAtjn 4. N«w York 7 While Hear I,;tke , both Twin nt Milwaukee hospital Tue.iduy iri.nle up Ihe all-tournament torts Photo) Wikft TOOAY'V CAM* I errocro counted 20 lor the Menu tal jl Tstonlo. STATISTICS on Hie Al .ioil cilm City prep hockey powers. nfler i\ brief illness. ter hnilalional. r'rom left , thoy are: Mike Alumni. Basketball Coach Upset 1 P. *VI. New York Stock Prices I Stocks Rally Lanesbo All'd Ch 51 Mi Int'l Ppr 32s' ro. Preston in Finals Scores * After Wichita Als Chal 19% Jns & L 68' « COTTIR INVITATIONAL Amrada 83 Kn 'ct Wh. ARCADIA FELLS C-FC TOURNAMtNT- Am Cn iVi a' Lrld 41» » Strongly in ' D» La Jlllt M, Colltr II (clitmplon Am M&F 18Mi Mp Hon 120 Burros Bell ihlpl* «och»it«r Leurdai 71, Minn* Beaten 77-69 hahi Actdtmy 44 (contolallonl. Am Mt 14'/. Mn MM W\ MIDLAND (N«b.) TOURNAMINT— BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AT&T 67V4 Mn & Ont 32',» tt. Miry'i 77, Midland i7 (chimpion Wichita basketball coach Am Tb 33> 4 Mn P&L Active Trade ¦MP); Ktirney Jlllt 101, C»nt I] 52'i Hits Winning (coniolatlon). Gary Thompson didn 't fly a kite Ancda 52% Mn Chm 85-lit NEW TORK 1 AP)-The stock Alma Drop CARLETON HOLIDAY TOUBNAMINT- but the way he figures it-he got Arch Dn 34 Vi Mon Dak 40 s Harmon market rallied strongly early y tVlnsnt {tiff «4, Cirl.ton 11 . a bigger shock in Philadelphia • •Kit 77, Carrtll If. Armc St Wk Mn Wd 39H this afternoon , recovering most COCHRAMLPOUNTAIN CITY than Ben Franklin. Armour 52% Nt Dy 85' 4 of its losses of the two previous DOUBLEHSADIR— "This is the last time I'h Avco Cp 20n,4 N Am Av 55Vk Field Goal Alma M, Harmony «7. sessions. Arcadia 7], Cochrant-Fountiln City (3 come here ," Thompson said Beth Stl 35% Nr N Gs 58',i Trading was active. , Minn, CANNON FALLS HOLIDAY In Matc MABEL — Thanks to Tuesday night after his second- Bng Air 69% Nor Pac 51Ui Gold and other h of Unbeatens TO0RNIY- nonferrous a last-ditch basket by Brian Bell COCHRANE -FOUNTAIN Wisconsin • Minnesota a r e a j For Tom M culemans' Har- Ooedhua 71, Milan 14. ranked WTieatshockers were Brswk 9'/4 No St Pw 40'£ metals issues led the way. Lanesboro will clash with Pres- Appleton 41, Cannon Falls <4. CITY, Wis , - Alma made it cage teams Tuesday night in mony Cardinals, Bill Barrett beaten by lOth-ranked St. Jo- Ctr Tr 4P/4 Nw Air 62V Steels and motors also were ton in the championship round MABSL HOLIDAr TOURNEY- seven In a row here Tuesday the first game of the Cochrane- connected for 28 and Mike Preitcn Mabil W. seph 's, Pa., 77-69 in the champi- Ch MSPP 28 vi Nw Bk - \ strong. of the Mabel Holiday Tourna- 7*. night. The Rivermen frolicked Fountain City doubleheader. Erickson contributed 27, 17 of Lanesboro 73, Ruihlord It. onsh ip game of the Quaker City C&NW 57% Penney 65% \ American South African, ad- to a 98-67 win over previously The Rivermen flashed to a them from the free throw line. ment here tonigfit . •LAINVIfW OOUBLEHIADER — Basketball Tournament. Chrysler 61 Pepsi 59% vancing Bell shoved in a jumper with Plalnvlaw SS, St. Cnirlei 40. \ more than 2 points, and unbeaten Harmony in second 98-67 victory over Harmony, Wibatha SI, V-ewitlon 47. Thompson's complaints were Ct Svc 79 Phil Pet 52% I Dome Mining, gaining mora three seconds left here Tues- WABASHA ST. FELIX night action of the Holiday Dou- which had a perfect 7-0 slate ARCADIA 72 about the fans and , of course, Cm Ed 54 Plsby 75% j than a point , hit new 1964 highs . bleheader here. up to Tuesday night. Alma is COCHRANE- day to give the Burros a 72-70 DOUBLEHEADER— the officiating. Cn Cl 52 Plrd 179% : squeaker win over Rushford in Rollinjiiona Holy Trinity il , Pepin 41 Alma had blasted Arcadia now 7-0 on the year. FOUNTAIN CITY 65 St. F«llx it, Arkansaw 45 "I don 't have rabbit ears," Cn Can 49% Pr Oil 56% ' Anaconda and Internationa] 101-58 Monday, while Harmony j Coach Greg Green's club was Arcadia overcame a 39-32 first-round play, while Preston ILLSWORTH (Wit .) DOUBLEHEADI R_ said Thompson , "but som« of Cnt Oil 76^ RCA 33% advaced around a point. was having little trouble with Red Wing U, EII»worth tl. was idJe. I spearheaded by the sharp- halftime deficit to topple Coch- River Fall* 10, Praicott il the things that were said were Cntl D 54% Rd Owl 26% Jones & Laughlin tacked on host Mabel , winning 79-60. TOURNAMENTS In the other game , Arcadia shooting of Larry Kreibich who rane-Fountain City in the night- pretty bad. The fans are too Deere 45 Rp Stl 42% half a point while U.S. Steel and Tonight's games find Mabe l CHAMPIONSHIPS surged from a 39-32 halftime hit 15 of 19 field goals for 30 cap of the C-FC doubleheader. loud ." Douglas 29% Rex Drug 57% Bethlehem were ahead by less- disadvantage to overcome host points. Kreibich was trailed in -were led by Pat and Rushford meeting in the QUAKER CITY- Dow Chm 76% Rey Tob 38% The Raidere consolation battle at 7:30 p.m., SI. Joseph'i n. Wichita M; III! noil As for the officials , Thompson er fract ions. Cochrane - Fountain City and the scoring column by Jokn Maloney's 28 points, He was 74, Villanova U (third plact). du Pont 238% Sears Roe 130 the championship affair to start said they were "not consistent General Motors and Chrysler trip' the Pirates 72-65. Stohr with 15 Mike Moham aided by mates Mike Lien with MEMPHIS STATE CLASS1C- in tlieir calls. I disagree with East Kod 139% Shell Oil 59% at 8:45. ' Indlara »l, Memphii stall 41; SMU added a point or so. with 12 and Dick Ebersold with 17 and Larry Dahl with 11. •1, St. Louts 7* (third place). the tempo. There is more body Ford Mot 53%SLnclair 57% ALMA 98 ten. Hal Chedester banged home CHARLOTTE INV ITATIONAL- contact here than in the Mid- Gen Elec 90% Socony 92 The a verages were helped b HARMONY 67 PRESTON 7? , Davidion tl, Ohio U. 41; Alabama 4], flains of i ^ Kreibich , a senior, canned 11 19, Rich Abts 17 and Can Ditt- Ouquesna 57 ('hird placa). west." Gen Fds 80% Sp Rand 14% points by Du Pon t Point-happy Alma proved it: straight field goals in the first rich 14 for Jim Danielson 's MABEL 60 POINSETTIA CLASSIC- The Wheatshockers had 23 Gen Mills 48% St Brnds 78% and a point by Eastman Kodak. Is the class of the immediate ' half. High-scoring Mike Knies pow- ; Baylor 41, Clamion I*; Auburn 107, Polaroid advanced 3 points Pirates, now 1-6 on the year . Furman 14 (third place). personal fouls called against Gen Mot 96% St Oil Cal 71% ered Preston past host Mabel ! HURRICANE CLASSIC- them by referees John Stevens Gen Tel 37% St Oil Ind 42% and IBM 2. in first-round play of the Holi- 1 Miaml 10, Maryland 7}; Tulia 73, and Jim Lennon to 10 for St. Gillette 30% St Oil NJ 89% International Harvester and day Tourney here. The score : Yale (I (third place). Schering HOLY TRINITY COPS MOTOR CITY- Joseph's — and actually lost the Goodrich 57% Swft & Co 56% lost a point. - was 79-60. ' Penn Stall 73, Detroit 71; Houston game at the foul line. Each Goodyear 44% Texaco 87% Prices advanced in moderate Jets Will Pay Knies flipped in 12 field goals , S4 Valparaiso II (third place). Gould Bat 37% Texas Ins 94% trading on the American Stock HURON PLAINSMAN- team connected for 28 field en route to a 32-point scoring ' ! Exchange. * Norlhorn (S.O.) 47 Huron 41; South- goals but the Hawks made 20 of Gt No Ry 57% Un Pac 42% spree Bob Hanson of the Blue- ern (S.D.I 4t, General Beadle 41 . 29 foul shots to 13 of 15 for Wich- Gryhnd 22% V S Rub 61% Corporate bonds were mixed jays contributed 14 markers. (third place). and treasuries LA CROSSE HOLIDAY- ita. Gulf Oil 58% U S Steel 51% advanced. St. Felix in For Mabel, Rick Ruehmanri Li Crosse 4S, Eastern Illinois 40; $389,000 to Hotnestk 55% "Westg El 43% Mlnnmota-Ouluth tl, Ripon 41 (third The upset was the second in netted 23 and Ken Loftsgaarden IB Mach 411% Wlworth 27% 13. ¦ place). two nights pulled off by the WINONA MARKETS SEMIFINAL RESULTS Hawks, extended their unbeaten Int Harv 73 Yg S & T 45% LOS ANGELES CLASSIC- Swift & Company LANESBORO 72 UCLA 41, Mlrineiole 77. string to 10> and continued local Sign Namath | Buying hours ara from a a.m. fo i Victory Utah tl, Iowa II. mastery of the 4-year-old tour- p.m. Monday 60-45 through Friday RUSHFORD 70 i WCAC- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nament. St. Joseph' PRODUCE There win be no calf WABASHA Minn. - Rolling- 45 victory over Pepin of the San Francisco 40, San Joae J7. s also won markets durlae . Brian Bell's basket with three Ihe winter months on Prldayi. Alabama quarterback Joe Santa Clara 7S, Pacific 71, the tournament in 1962 while stone Holy Trinity and host St. West Central League, while the seconds remaining provided ) These > quotations appl y ,3 to nao-n BIG EIGHT— Villanova and LaSalle won the CHICAGO (AP - Chicago today. Namath has been offered $389,- Felix High Schools captured Yellowjackets were copping : Colorado 45, Missouri 41. Lanesboro with a 72-70 win ove r All livestock arriving after 000 to sign with the New York win in as many Kansas 54, Kansas State 51. others. Mercantile Exchange — Butter closlnj second-round victories in the their second Rushford in the other game. time will be properly cared tor. ] ALL-COLLEGE- steady ; wholesale buying prices weighed Jets of the American Football nights with a 60-45 decision over Sixth-ranked Illinois, which and priced the following mornlnfl. holiday double header here Tues- Bell finished as the Burros' OePaul 84, Brigham Young 75. unchanged ; 93 score AA 57%; Hogs League. In 1947, wit>i that kind day night. Arkansaw. Oklahoma City 10, Xavlar (Ohio) 71, dropped a 75-71 decision to St. high point man with 19) . He was j Top butchers, lpo-220 lbs. 15.40-la.OO of money, you could have FAR WEST CLASSIC- Joseph's Monday night , took 92 A 57% ; 90 B 561i ; 89 C 56Vi\ Top sows Holy Trinity rolled to its sec- trailed by Larry Strom with Ortgen State 47, North weitern ii. 12.85-13.25 HOLY TRI NITY 64 third place in the tournament cars 90 B 57% ; 89 C 57'.-i. Cattle bought the Detroit Lions — 16, Phil Erickson 's 14 and Tom Tennessee 70 Oregon 43. ond win of the year with a €4- with a 74-65 victory over Villa- The cattle market; Steers and heifen twice — and still received $69,- PEPIN 45 Wangen ' s ten. FIRST ROUND RESULTS Eggs weak; wholesale buying weak; cows strong. nova. O00 change. Rollingstone Holy Trinity won Ed Sandsness of the Trojans SUGAR BOWL- prices % to 2 lower; 70 per cent High choice .., 2j,50 The astounding offer to Na- its second game of the year meshed 23 to pace all scorers. Loulsvllle 77, Ga. Tech 71. or better grade A whites 28; Top beef cows , 12.50 against five losses in the first Vanderbilt II, Taxis Tach 71, Canners and cutters II 00 math, a major target in the Rex Manion contributed 16, OATOR BOWL— mixed 28; mediums 25; stand- Veil mutti million-dollar pro football game ol the St. Felbc double- Dale Olstad 12 and Vern Bunke Texas 46, Georgia 40. ards 25; dirties unquoted ; The vea l market is steady. Wabasha, Host header Tuesday night -with a 64- Florida 82, Waki Forest (S. checks 22. Top choice 2J.0O signing war between the Nation- ten. SUN BOWL— Good and choice 8.00-11.00 45 win over Pepin. Hull Drives Commercial and al and American Football The score at the end of the New Mexico 76. TCU St. boners 8.O0-down Veal market will be Four men hit in double fig- Texas Western Si, William * Miry SO. CHICAGO (AP ) (USDA) - closed leagues, was revealed to The first quarter was a 13-13 dead- GULF SOUTH CL.ASSIC- - Thursday Associated Press Tuesday in ures for coach Jack Rader's lock. The Burros had a 23-18 Arkansas <2, Mississippi 41. Live poultry : wholesale buying Miami by sources close to Na- Plainview in Rockets. The Rockets were led margin at the half and main- VMI <1, Centeniry 16. prices unchanged ; roasters 23- Froedtert Malt Corporation math and the Jets. by Otto Dingfelter's 15 markers. tained it at 56-50 at the end of KODAK CLASSIC— Goalie Wild 26; special fed white rock fryers Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 pm.j closed Saturdays Navy II, Fordham 71. Submit sample before loading At the same time, another He was trailed by Denny Sen- three quarters. Rochester 71, Harvard 71. NEW YORK (AP) - Bobby 18-19%. (New crop barley) Sassing whiz, Tulsa's Jerry ton's 13, and Ken Pes hon's and Rushford had 20 free throws, PAUL BUNYAN— Hull, who has driven many a No. 1 barley ll.il Cage Triumphs Dave Arnoldy's 11 apiece. (First Round) No. 2 barley 1.05 .home , signed with Dallas of compared to Lanesboro's eight. Lincoln (Mo.) 83, Augftiurg II. National Hockey League goalie ; NEW YORK id|l 77, Morningsld a 71. to distraction with hockey's ' dollar .9317, previous .9321. No. 4 barley M fered more money by the AFL's view, Wabasha , Lewiston and end of the first period, and 26- NEBRASKA WESLEYAN— heaviest shot, threw New York (First Rovnd) ( Winona Egg Market St. Charles provide cage enter- 21 at the half. South Dakota Wisleyan f5, Iowa Wei- Ranger netminder NEV7 YORK AP) - (USDA) j Houston Oilers. Jacques | These quotations apply as of at the leyan »3. Butter offerings ample. De- | And Georgia 's All-America tainment for local fans John Lawson count ed 13 for Guerin Relaxes Plante for a loss with a couple !— 10:30 a.m. today Nebraska We-sleyen M, Oraceland 7f. ' when the I mand fair. Grade a\ (lumbo) ,2s tackle, Jim Wilson , wound up Plainview gym tonight WAYNE (Neb.)— of bleeders. Pepin. Grade A (large) .21 squads tangle in the sec- (First Round) Wholesale prices on bulk car- with two contracts — one from four Hull fired eight shots at Grade A (medium) ,ia each league. ond round of the holiday double- WABASHA ST. FELIX 60 River Falls tl McKendree 10. Plante Tuesday night as the tons (fresh). Grade .A (small) 12 Enjoys Contest Wayne 71, South Dakota Tech SI. Grade B ig header here. RED RIVER CLASSIC- Ha-wks Creamery , 93 score (AA) All three cases bore the mark ARKANSAW 45 extended their unbeaten Grade C 13 of the highest bidding war in The St. Cliarles - Lewiston After a slow start, Wabasha (Semltlnals) string to 11 games and moved 583/4-59V'4 cents ; 92 score (A) clash will start at 7:30 p.m., Nortrt Dakota (7 Moorhejd SI. 3 pro football history — hard to St. Felix picked up speed in Concordia (Minn.) N North Dakota into a tie for first place with a 4- 5fi 4-59; 90 score (B) 58*4-59. Bay State Milling Company and the Plainview - Wabasha As Hawks Win St at* 77. No. 1 northern spring whaat .... 1.6P believe . the second half to take a 60-45 2 victory over the Rangers in Wholesale egg offerings exces- No. 2 northern spring game will get under way at 9 (Consolation) wheat .... 1.67 Where Wilson will be, how- win over Arkansaw in the sec- ST. LOUIS (AP)-Coach Rich- Mlnot 62, St. John's (Minn.) 40. the- only NHL game played. sive. Demand fair today. No. 3 northern spring wheat .... 1.63 p.m. ond round of the doiableheader ie Guerin of the St. Louis Mayvitle 72 St. Thomas 70. No. 4 northern spring whea t .... I.Ss» ever, just might be a question Six of Hull's shots were the N01 I hard winter wheat Tuesday, Wabasha nipped QUINCV— (Wholesale selling prices 1.5s> for lawyers to decide. here Tuesday. Hawks could almost be heard Semifinals) kind of bullets that have him hot No. 2 hard winter wheat 1.5T Lewiston 53-47 and Plainview based on exchange and other : No. 3 hard winter wheat 1.53 Drafted by Boston of the AFL The Yellowjackets scratched yawning on the bench Tuesday Quincy II, Kantucky Stall 71. on the trail of the greatest goal- volume sales.) ! No. 4 hard winter wheat i. ripped St. Charles 55-40, Carson-Newman 71, Rcckhursf 71. *9 and San Francisco of the NFL , to a 19-14 first-half Lead, then night: "It's a snap. There's scoTing year any NHL player No. 1 rye 1.12 (Consolation) New York spot quotations fol- ! Wilson apparently signed a con- bolted to a 41-27 third quarter nothing to this coaching." has ever enjoyed. Plante No. 2 rye , 1.10 WABASHA 53 Oklahoma Baptist 47, Fert Hay* 4! low : . t tract with the Patriots on Aug. advantage to settle trie issue. All he had to do was sit back Western Illinois 71, St. Cloud 71. stopped those. LEWISTO N 47 Bill Glomski came alive in and watch his Hawks race away PAN AMERICAN— | Mixed colors: standards 29-30; I 25 — the league office says it (Third Round) LIVESTOC K Pete Ekstr and of Wabasha SOUTH ST. PAUL has the contract — and then the second half to score all 23 from the San Francisco War- Gustavus Adolphus 60, Southwest Tex checks 24-25. | should be worthy of the nick- SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. W-(USDA) as 55. signed with the 49ers after the of his points, after watching ten riors 122-104 with a run-and- Whites : extra , fancy heavy — Cattle 3,500, calvas 1.50O; name of "Points" to his team- Pan American 11, McMurry 5». ilauflhter itaers and heifers strong to JS can-ti Sun Bowl game last Saturday. of his shots fall short in the gun offense that m ust have MIDLAND ROUNDTABLE— weight C47 lbs min) 32-33% ; mates pretty soon. higher th.an Tuesday; cows strong to SO first half. Doug Kennebeck aid- pleased Ben Kerner , owner of (First Round) fancy medium (41 lbs average) cents higher; bulls strong ; vealen and The 6-1 junior guard was one Indiana Slate 61, Mankalo 45. ed Glomski in scoring with 22. the National Basketball Asso- AMERICAN (47 slaughter calves steady; feeder classes of the area 's hignest point pro- Montana State 77, Eastern Montane 26-27 ; fancy heavy weight Weitgtte steady ; mos t choice slaughter steers 950- Kennebeck had 13 in the first ciation club. 63. w. L. l ibs min) 31%-33; medium (40 ducers in football last fall and Graham a McGuIr* I 1 UW lbs 22.75-23.2J; mled high flood LUTHER HOLIDAY- half. The game was the first for the Country Kitchen 7 2 lbs average ) 25-26; smalls (36 and choice 22.MM275; good 20.00-22.00; Wingers Dump has been peppering the cage (First Round) ; ; Quality Chevrolet 4 3 choice and slaughter heifers 21.75-22.25; The Yellowjackets lost the Hawks under Guerin , who took Macalester 7B, Augustana (111.) S«. ibs average) 24-25; peewees (31 1 nets at a high-scoring pace so Lincoln Insurance j mixed good and choice 21.25-21.50; over the club Monday when Luther 107, Hamllne l». i 3 ) flood far this winter. services of Gene Wodele in the Grainbelt Beer t 3 ' lbs average 20-21. j 18.50-21.00 ; utility and commercial Ekstrand tallied 20 to finish first quarter when he suffered Kerner fired Harry Gallatin. OTHER SCORE S Earl'i Tret Strvlc* ji-i jft Browns: extra fancy heavy slaughter cows 13.0O-M.0O; canner and Ellsworth 65-48 an apparent pinched nerve in "It was a perfect game as far Notre Dame 111, Kentucky »7. Bub's Beer 1 A cutter 10.50-12.50; high yielding cutter as the only Indian in double Eva nsvllle tl. South Dakota 71. Winona Rcd l-Mlx A'h 4\'i weight (47 lbs. min.) 36 - 37% ; I3.0O; utility and commercial slaughter ELLSWORTH , Wis. — Red figures Tuesday to lead his his hi p. as I was concerned , " Guerin Hauwr'i Black Crow» 4 s (41 average) bulls 17.S0-H.50; good 17 .00-U. O0; choict fancy medium lbs. - Wing and River Falls won se- team past Lewiston 53-47. Arkansaw was led! by Bill said. "They made coaching H. Choate a Co 4 5 28-29; fancy heavy weight (47 vealen 27.00-30.00, high choice 3I.O0- easy. Everyone did the job . Boland Mlg . Co. 3 t 32.00; good 21.00-2e.00i choice slaughter cond - night games in the Ells- Lewiston was led by Jerry Luther's 14 markers App leton to Meet Unknowns . j t lbs. min.) 33%-34; smalls (36 calves 17.0O-I9.O0; high choice 20.00; flood worth doubleheader here Tues- Mueller 's 19 points "The only changes we made Merchants Bank 3 i l4 .0O-lt.00- ; good feeder steers 800-8.50 . lbs average) 25-26 ; peewees (31 lb 18.CO; standard lays Goodhue in Finale Westgate Bawl 3 * and good 600-750 111 day. were to add a couple new p Rainbow Jewelers 1 7 lbs. average) 20-21. 14 .00-17.00 . PLAINVIEW 55 and also adjust our fast break. I Svwlfi Prem s ... 1 7 Hogs 7.5O0; vary slow; b-arrowi and The Wingers , members of the CANNON FALLS, Minn.—Ap- , upped their ST. CHARLES 40 believe we have the personnel to NATIONAL CHICAGO (AP) — (USDA) - gills 50-7*5 cents lower; sows steady; Big Nine circuit 2nd-Halff Ra lly pleton and Goodhue will meet Westgate Polnli leeder pigs steady; U.S. 1-2 200-230 lb Host Plainview raced a run a lot and I think you get Co:y Cornc r 7 barrows And Dills IA.25- 16.50 . mixed 1-1 record to 5-2 with a 65-4B vic- tc* for the championship in Cannon Potatoes : arrivals 32; on track 1 .1-5 first quarter lead , then lip- more shots when you run. " Kl .tiger's 7 ; 1 90-240 It) 1575 16.25, 240-2fcO lb 15.50- tory over host Ellsworth. River Tournament here Kelly's 6 127 total U.S. shipments .170; 16 ,00; 2-j 260-280 \b; 15 00- 1 5.50; 280- .MX) , and Falls Holiday Falls won the other game (K)-('»:i ped it to 24-14 at the half No other games were sched- Shorty' s A supplies light ; demand good; lbs 14.50- 15.00; medium 1 and 2 160-110 tonight . Both schools gained the Louhe over Prcscott. coasted in the second half to Paces Badgers uled Tuesday night in the NBA. 's A market firm; carlot track sales : lbs 15. 00- 16.00; U.S . 1-3 270-300 lb sows score a 55-40 win over St. Char- finals with wins Tuesday. Morkcn' s 3 13.50-14.25- ; 300 400 It) 13.00.1375; 2 and Jeff Doyle meshed 2.'l for the Goodhue pasted Milan 70-54 Skelly 7 Idaho russets 8.10; Maine russet 3 400 500 lb 127.5-13.25; few mostly No 3 les, a fellow Hiawatha Valley When resign- Highway P«ire 500-600 Ih 12.00-13.00; choice s and Dean . 0 7.00-7.35 ; Minnesota North Da- 120-160 lb Wingers, while cohort Mick y conference member. ed as manager of tbe Pittsburgh behind Bob Schniert " WINONA CLASSIC lecder pi<|s 14.00 II 00 Info Title Tilt Athletic C lub W. L , kota Re. fully '. Icflrty; slfluglift'r GWI>\ and feeder erty had 11 for Ellsworth. ward , hit 1.1 to pace Bob Bafi- HONOLULU wi -Wisconsin 's of Len Levy , Sam Narron , pleton ni Hot Fish Salop 4 7 l

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