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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Cloudy Tonight And Friday, Warmer Tonight Kennedy Asks Ta*, Tariff Powers Ava lanche in Peru Renews Plea 3 j 0004jOQQFeared For Federal Aid to Schools Lasf in Giant Slide WASHINGTON W — President Kennedy asked for LIMA, Peru (AP)—A giant ava- center of Huaraz, was feared to snow and water broke loose and unprecedented tax-cutting and tariff-slashing powers in lanche of snow and water caused have been wiped out. rumbled : like thunder down the laying before Congress today a massive legislative pro- by a thaw , roared . . 'down . on the The town has a population of mountain and crashed onto the town of Ranrahica and several about" -3,000) and police said about agricultural community below. gram he described as keyed to "fulfill the world's hope by ranches in northwestern Peru that many persons were missing. It sped to' . the edge of the Santa fulfilling our own faith." Wednesday night. .Authorities said One unconfirmed report said a River and smashed into Ranra- 0 And, in a 6,060-word State of the Union message, the they feared between 3,000 and small mountain Me was pushed hica. 0' young President surprised many legislators by calling vig- from its feanks flooding the sur- 4,000 persons lost their lives. ^ Communication lines were de- orously for multi-billion-dol- The avalanche rushed down the rounding area. stroyed in the deadly swath , ham- lar federal aid to public worse before it is better" arid de- Huascaran Mountains , ripping up Meager information , from the pering rescue and preventing a c- trees, crushing farm houses and scene said eliormous ice chunks schools and for civil rights scribed the condition? of the econ- ^ "' = :icurate reports on the extent of omy as disturbing. , sweeping aside livestock ih: its were torn from "lhe^iIllinois No general, immediate re- The .' ¦: Netherlands. Belgium and Af Eau Claire, icy"—a . rewriting of the trade Luxembourg, Kennedy said, the quarters at Torrejon. . lief from the cold was indi- agreements act to let him gradu- Common Market will present a 7^-The Air Force-claimed-the new cated. But snow. ,which hit eastern ally wipe out some tariffs entirely single-tariff trading partner with mark subject to .confirmation by and southern areas Wednesday, and reduce others by 50 per cent. an economy nearly equaling that Moscow Molly Mine Dead had tapered ' the International Aeronautic Fed- CARTEJRVILLE, 111. (AP)—Wil- off in most sections. Rochester Next Anticipating the age-old de- of the United States. A Fair weather was eration. Federation representa- liam Oriandi , director of the Illi- forecast for the ' bate between protectionists tives checked the Okinawa - Ma- major part of the country. EAU . CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) -The Delay In establishing a new nois Mines and Mineral Depart- NOrth Westerns, Railway request and proponents of free trade, drid flight both from the plane ment, said 11 miners trapped in Freezing weather covered the Kennedy said: "Our decision trade policy with the present Re- Lures US. GIs itself and from other checkpoints. for permission to droffsjls "400" ciprocal Trade Act expiring this a small coal mine 168 feet below entire nation this morning except could veil affect the unity of the By EUGENE KRAMER passenger train on? a route from year, Kennedy said, would cut off The old mark was set by the the surface were found dead early Florida , western parts of the Pa- West, the course of the col d . war W) — She calls herself Barbara and broadcasts from Chicago to St. Paul-Minneapolis the nation frorp its major allies, BERLIN Truculent Turtle and its crew of today. cific Coast states and eastward and the growth of our" nation for Berlin . was opposed Wednesday by. 30 wit- handicap industries, farmers, con- Communist East four U.S. Navy officers .'in 1946 on He said the bodies were found into southwestern Arizona. a generation or more to come." But to Americans she's "Moscow Molly," a husky-voiced disc nesses and a petition signed by sumers and workers. in a flight frpm Perth , Australia ,, to by rescue teams which had been Zero temperatures stung parts jockey who beams music and propaganda toward U. S^ troops West 400 persons . Columbus, Ohio. seeking to locate the men for sev- of the Southland, Kennedy pledged the United "Members of the Congress," he winter nights. The Interstate Commerce' Com- Berlin these cold A eral hwirs. Snow fell in Pensacola , in . States "to talk , when appropri- said , "the United States did not ' 'r nightly broadcast starts at 11:45 p.m. and runs for half an The Air Force tried unsuccess- mission hearing continues here to- ate, and to fight , if necessary" He Oriandi said the bodies would northwest Florida , and in the rise to greatness by waiting for hour Because of the late hour , she may not have many regular Am- fully to smash the Navy 's record day. Other sessions will be held in to maintain the West's presence be brought to the surface after south , Miami reported a reading others to lead. This nation is the erican listeners. But most soldiers ] on April 8, 19,)B. A KC135 Boeing Rochester , Minn. Friday and Sat- in West Berlin. ¦: . world' , the mine has been ventilated. of 65. s foremost manufacturer have heard the show. Their rat- stratotankcr attempting a Tokyo- urday and in Madison , Wis., next farmer , banker, consumer and Rescue workers had describe!! the The chief executive, beginning ings of it range from silly and to-Madrid fl light was forced to Monday. Turnout here was the exporter. The Common Market is Dakota County bottom of the shaft as " murky AND IT WAS below zero again his second year in office in a laughable to clever and danger- land in the Azores because of ad- In the central Rockies, the west largest so far. world still beset with the hazard moving ahead. The Communist ous verse winds. and filled with smoke and debris." economic offensive is under way. . Woman Indicted They said poisonous carbon mo- central Plains and adjacent areas of catastrophic war , pitched U.S. "Don 't Fence Me In" is the southward into northern Texas. Atty. R. W. Peterson of Madison, foreign policy to "the goal of a The opportunity is ours—the initi- noxide gas was present in the tun- representing most ol the Indian (home song that introduces the ' To achieve the new record the The mercury also plunged be- peaceful world of free and inde- ative is up to us—and the time is In Son s Death nel. Head Country and Eau Claire , one program fiopi over the Berlin superbomber flew a roundabout low zero again in the Upper Mis- pendent states." now." ' of Ihe slops on the route, said wall. Then the successor to Axis HASTINGS , Minn. 'APV - A route from Okinawa to Madrid , Oriandi said that "all of the sissippi Valley, western Great But he declared the obligation To seize the initiative, he said , passing over Tokyo then heading dropping trains No, 4O0 and 401 he would lay down a new five- Sally and Tokyo Hose comes on Dakota County grand jury has in- miners trapped have been ac- Lakes region , the Ohio Valley and "to fulfill the world's hope by ful- along the line of southward across Seattle to Tort counted for and they all are would: filling our own fnith" begins at year trade expansion act to per- with a greeting dicted Mrs. Lenore Knott , 49, rural southward into northern parts of you poor , broken-down Worth , Tex., then northward over dead." Ruin Eau Claire as a convention home. mit gradual elimination of tariffs "lli-ya . t the middle Gulf States. product of a lost weekend, this Farmington , on a charge of first Washington , D.C, and the Azores. A member of tlie rescue team city, and seriousl y hinder the on items which the United States Temperatures, although in Ihe And to strengthen the nation' is Barbara , broadcasting to Amer- degree murder in the death of her Evely l and his crew , are based said (he men apparently were moderated over growth of Stout and Eau Claire * and Common Market together sup- below-zero range, economy, he advocated a six-part ply 80 per cent of wprld trade. ican soldiers in West Berlin. " at Minot , N.D., one of the four killed instantly hy .explosion. The State colleges, whose students de- son , Dana , 10. northern sections of the Rockies program that included standby These would include machinery, "^iFlirohabTy Imped TfeT^TisIen" U.S.-. Air¦-. -,Fo r c e .bases now cause of the blast was not deter- and Great Plains ns the frigid air pend ii|)on the trains for transpor- . tunes , by such well known artists 31 after Ihe boy was found dead Officials said they would return Co., was opened about six months reading in Memphis Wednesday Dr. Leonard C. Hans, president Iloman Catholic President pro. companies and workers aifeelecl ln bed of a gunshot wound. Inter to their North Dakota base. ago of Eau Claire State , said the fac- ns George Shearing, Hay An- . was 6, a record since . 191(1. posed no direct help for parochial by import competition and would thony, Count Basic nnd Duke El- ulty used Ihe 400s to Ho to Mad- schools—and traditional hostility retain safeguards (or hard-put in- The worst weather of winter ison hy changing to Trains no. I du.stries and domestic production lington, th* ' ' nf conservative-minded congres;;- ....JBcLwucn. nuuibci:.R.,..,.5a«i..„...!aM season also hit many segments Sltf- .l ld al Wyeyilie . Wis .,| rn te(_ , ', vital to nationa l security. '¦ '" ~'artiI™ ' ' ""Miiny" "• - .n .-.iP_.. i<^L..}^.b5l?L..?i!.L._...0 such jive as "I got a telegram or T)iisfncss indTi.stry. Thr railroad* ntso wnmr To'drop j Concessions . ¦ tie emphasised . from n cat up in Bremen who factories and government offices , these two runs — from Mankato , At anticipated , Kennedy precipi- '¦ must run both ways. Pop ularity bolh in Northern and Southern Minn., lo Chicago via Madison and tated another certain clash by " Kennedy High says we goofed. cities, closed , Hundreds of schools Rochester , Minn. 'That \voi|ld leave urging Congress to furnish medic- i "For ' together , " Kennedy said , "She tries to be hep but she's remained closed in the South. Rochester without passenger serv- al care to the aged through the ' "we face a common challenge: To two years too late ," commented Driving conditions throughout ice, it was claimed ; Social Security system. ? enlarge the ' pros|>erity (if free men Spec. •! Norman Laird of Madi- the snow and sleet covered sec- lie said, in fact, he would everywhere—and to build in part - doesn 't realize Desp ite new puhli; nership a new trading community "She Cuba and recommend a whole , Ky. Laos fionville tions nf the South were hazardous , rock 'n ' roll is out of date and By JACK BELL zona , who heads the Republican candidates for the Senate and as they were in the. snow covered welfare program stressing " re- in which all free nations may gain here " WEATHER habilitation instead of relict. " De. from ' the productive ehevgy of the twist is . (AP) Senatorial Campai gn Committee , House. sections of Ihe Midlands. Fresh For the propaganda , Molly in- WASHINGTON - Presi- " tails will be submitted in a separ- free competitive eflort. " . dent Kennedy laid on the line in predicted that what he called snowfalls ranged ilp to nine 'inches FEDERAL FORECAST troduces various male voices Kennedy 's Kuchel, who loans toward the ate message, but Kennedy said he Viewing the dome-tie economy Congress today n personal popular- "very high" popular- in parts of tho South, The snow Winona and Vicinity—Cloudy identified as Jonathan Curtis , ity won 't save his legislate pro- liberal side , said he expects Ken- covering in Michigan measured Friday, Warmer to- would call lor a mass immuniza- which lie said was in trouble a ity Republicans concede is high but lor considerably more tonight , and l¦ Hob, Alan and others. No one in gram . nedy to ask' .'(¦) inches. change tion program aimed at " such an- year ago. Kennedy pictured a rise which thy contend won 't be lasting, t hen he will gel trom Congress night , lit tie temperature West Berlin will admit knowing (Joldwaler Washington shivered in near how toni ght ' , high Fri- cient enemies of our children as 1 from "the valley of recession " As he enters his second year . a spokesman for and thus end up with a blurred Friday, I'i-.'O who Ihe broadcasters are, Molly GOP conservat Ives , record cold as the mercury head- polio , diphtheria , whooping cough I lo "the high road of recowry and ' In office Kennedy seems to he said he had record of accomplish ment . day \n- '3. '' has a I nice of European accent , found glowing -national Most and tetanus. i growth. " Three of the six parts soaring along politically despite concern Sen.'ile Democratic Leader Mike ed for a low of K degrees. LOCAL WEATHER , promised " hut the men talk pretty much like over "foreign policy weaknesses closed The President a mas- '' ot his program designed to international miscues in Cuba and .Mansfield ot Montana , who has .suburban schools which Official observations for Ihe M sive attack lo end adult illiteracy " Americans . and spending. " expected to re- ; strengthen the economy embodies Laos and (he failure to win Hlfil I lie job of Irj'ing lo push Ken- Wednesday were hours ending at 12 in. today ; and hills to Improve the quality open, I' minimum , -fl ; . j measures to combat future reces- Much of their foiTnat Is bor- congressional action on some of "I think lliis will - be a very nedy 's program' through Con- Maximum , -; of education, lie emphasized fed- Most rural schools remained noon 12; precipitation , none. skills on the theory that "tho tim.t rowed from AKN , the American his -major campaign promises. cautious and conservative Con- gress, said Democrats will be go- , erally financed college scholar- gress " he said. closed In Arkansas. No classes AIRPORT WEATHER I to repair the roof i.s when the snu Forces Network in Europe , hut Republicans don 't deny this. , ing into Ihe elections supported ships and loans for building col- " ' were .> schedule*! |n many schools (North Central Observations) is shining. they lake pains to imply that sol- But they make it clear they be- Sen. Thomas II. Kuchel of Cali- by Kennedy " whose leadership is lege facilities. in north Georgia , many parts ol Max. temp. 12 al noon today: diers arc not. getting the whole lieve the President will hnve such fornia , the assistant Senate Re- firmlv approved hy the electo- Kennddy proposed standby auth- ' '• Oklahoma and Tennes- min --B at noon Wednesday; over- Not quite a year ago, the young- story from Iheir own broadcast- tough going in the new session publican leader , said in a sepa- rate. ' Virginia , . ority to lower income ta^ rates see. cast skies at hhOOO leet ; visibility est man ever elected President ers . that his political chart lines may rate interview he had found in But even Mansfield did not con- hy a limited percentage , and fo; ' his travels llnd Kennedy is gen- tend Unit this leadership neces- In the Northeast , about fnui 15 miles; wind from the southwest of the United States stood before a limited period , subject lo ve'n be well below today s levels by Congress in what lie termed ai) U, S. officials In West Berlin do the November elections, erally popular with Ihe voters. sarily would flatten opposition to inches of Ircsh snow fell at Kilvei nt , hi miles per hour ; barometer not lake Molly and her crew too But he said he doesn 't believe some of the President's legisla- Creek on the fringe of Lake Eri< 30.03 and falling; humidity f,l per- hour of national peril , declared (Continued on Page 16, Column 3) seriously. *» $*o. 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Cloudy -tonightr-he ? weather forecast said, first charge this" morning in mu- registration is not required. 0 The highway departments of ings appeared on the chart. Inter- known as Mobile Support Area cluding one supervisor, will arrive lives «f Interstate Engineering and colder with occasional light national Falls had temperatures nicipal court; One, spoke to about 25 Winonans pre- Co Minneapolis, Participants should meet outside, Saturday. Minnesota; and Wisconsin reported in Winona Monday to obtain ., with whom the snow is the outlook for of 9 above and —2. And at Roches- Bernard, P. Nissalke , 19, was in charge of large buildings which liminary information, on possible Army Corps of Engineers negoti- the courthouse at 2:30 p.m. Satur- main roads in good winter driving day, a half-hour before the parade r e condition but warned motorists to ter the high this morning was —5 15 minutes late for his- trial , sched- may be suitable for fallout shel- shelter sites. T h is information ated a contract to conduct the THE TEMPERATURE h e after a low -of- —10 Wednesday. La if pos- federal survey. begins. Judging of entries will be dropped to —12 at 7 a.m, Wed- be on the alert for icy spots. uled to begin at 9 a.m. The only ters. The meeting was at the Rog- should include blueprints, Crosse posted figures of 0 and —8 other defendant to apo'ear ill court er Bacon Center for the sciences' sible. '¦' • during that half-hour. Children nesday, rose . to —6 at noon and A year ago today Winona had The first phase ef the sur- may go into the courthouse to keep —4 at 3 p.m. and after dropping ,a high cf 40 and a low. of ID. The for the same times. was charged with intoxication. warm. By 8 a.m. the mercury had After that matter was disposed of. vey, to be completed fay March N, D„ and 31 In the 13-county area, will Three categories are small float climbed to 33 at Fargo. Municipal Judge S. D, J. Bruski (sled, wagon, tricycle or bicycle, only some cities in Iowa arid Wis- declared .NissalkeYs bond of $30 be to locate facilities which of- ' ¦ slightly fer a protection factor of 20 for example ) , costume, and march- consin reported readings forfeited. Tlie, prosecutor and wit- Survival Course for at least 50 persons. ing unit. A> fourth category — Dealers Added, under the zero mark. A nesses left . comic entries — will be judged For the first time in many a When Nissalke appea red he said The protection factor is the ra- among these three categories. The day. North Dakota escaped with- he was busy and . had not noticed tio of radiation dose on the out- WAG will award a gold-plated tro- Stockholders at out any . below-zero temperatures the time. Judge Bruski said that To Begin Monday side as compared to the inside. phy cup to first place" winners of overnight, among the Weather Bu- was no excuse, but he reversed hi* A factor of 20 would mean bne- the four categories. Gold-colored reau 's . list of reporting stations. earlier decision about forfeiting tht A "Sur v l.vaT Preparedness" department of education. They 20th as much, radiation inside as trophy cups will be awarded to Fargo and Jamestown had lows of bond.o- course will begin Monday to teach will' conduct the course. outside.""YRecommeiided factor is other winners. McConnon's Told one above. Then Nissalke pleaded innocent basic information in ordei to pre- Pour films and several colored 100. A family snow modeling contest The number of dealers and dis- Elsewhere in the . region, mini- to the second charge too. Now pare fpr natural, man-mode and filmstrips will be shown during the mums ranged down to —9 at Min- both trials; will' , The buildings being sought are is scheduled , for the week of Jan. tributors handling McConhon & be hold : Jan. .19 enemy-caused disasters. A course, There are no tests. Certifi- large,. solidly constructed struc- 15-19. Models .should be built in neapolis-St. Paul; Waiisau . Wis., at 9 a.m; Bail on the first chargo The public is invited to enroll, cates will be givien those who at- tures such as department stores, front yards. Three trophies will Co. products increased substantial- — 13: Watertown , S; D,. —8: and was continued at $30; for the sec- Lewis Schoening and Ernest Buh- tend 12 hours. * ' - public buildings , schools, colleges be given in each of the first; sec- ly . during 1961, stockholders were Mason City, Iowa, —9. Mid . charge, it was placed at $50. ler, local public school counselors, The course deals with Minnesota and churches. They should have ond and third divisions — ? tro- told Wednesday afternoon at the Bitter cold continued to. numb Nissalke filed the bail. said. There is no tuition fee or natural disasters, federal , state WISCONSIN today for the fourth Nissalke was arrested thick walls. Several floors would phies in all . Contestants, must¦ ¦ reg- annual meeting at the company. by the other direct cost. The classes will and local civil defense organiza- protection. : Basements are pre- ister at the park-recreation ' '¦City straight day thou gh overnight lows Highway Patrol Dec.. 2i) at 12:15 meet for ' two' hours every Monday tions, dangers of nuclear faltout, ferable, though not essential. Hall office. Judging will be done Sales are expected to con tinue were a b't higher in the northwest- a.m. on Highway 43 at Winona. at 7:p.ra. for the next six weeks effects of chemical-biological wea- ¦The Friday, Jan. 19. increasing in 1962. ern sector and a warming trend In court Jan. 3 he pleaded guilty planning and building a home buildings should have room in Room . 158, Winona Seiiior High pons, to provide facilities tor 50 peopl e B A, Miller, president and board was expected. to a charge of making an improper School Y-Y - shelter and other emergency prep- The lowest reading in the state turn and innocent to the suspension to survive two weeks. Space re- chairman, said the company has Schoening and Buhler have com- arations. quirements based, was 6 below at Lone Rock arid charge. He paid a $10 fine on tha pleted special training courses You may register by calling the are on lfl'j just completed a large contract nichttime square feet of floor space per per- Ypur Honor Beloit-Rockford. Other turning charge, taught by members of the state high school vocational office. r with the federal government for lows, Eau Claire and Milwaukee He was arrested by police Sun- son. Herbert W. Lockwood ¦ ? The federal government w i 11 production of foot powder; The —12, Green Bay —IL Madison day- at 9-10 p;m. at the ; police , La Crosse —8 and Superior station after officers provide food and water supplies Judge by management was strengthened by —10 allegedly saw Democrats Meet St. Charles Delegation for the shelter Duluth --7. him driving again. at no cost to the addition of new personnel dur- Daytime highs were slightly im- To Attend Convention owner, Appearances Watkins Products Tuesday, The survey will seek to evalu- ing the year. Miller said the firm proved over those ef At Eau Claire; has made considerable progress ranging from 8 above at Green Of School . Directo rs ate day . and night fluctuations in If you're going to march or Eau Collecting Coins population in specific areas to pro- Win- since the 1959 reorganization. Bay. and Racine to 5 below at Plans Outlined ) ride in the big Winona Products added during; 1961 In- Names Lockwood Claire. ST. CHARLES, Minn. (Special vide a program effective at all ter Carnival parade Jan. 20, Profitable Hobby/ —The 41st annual convention of ' - ¦"¦ ; cluded these: First aid spray, DURAND , Wis. (Special)—Mrs. times. . . . don't make the mistake of ar- , room TEMPERATURES et midmorn. the Minnesota School Boards As- "Home shelters are still very judges because spray lubricant for drawees Thomas Fattison, Durand, presid- guing with the deodorants , liquid furniture wax, ing today rknged from 10 below Rotary Club Told ed when the 9th District Demo- sociation -will be held in St4 Paul important for famil y groups," Mc- your entry didn't win. Advertising Head at Beloit-Rockford to 6 above at Monday through Wednesday.,AJton a medicated product for acne con- cratic organization held its first . Guire said. . 0 i You're liable fo be found Herbert W. ? Lockwood has been Eau Claire. Buying new coins nnd keeping Bergh, Frank Koch , Bjarne Mel- After an electronic trol, ani_aAnew moisture cream. thpm is a quick road to riches, ac- caucus of the year at Eau Claire computer de- v guilty of contempt of court. The College of Saint' Teresa par- appointed to the new position :pf Homestead Air Force Base. Fla.. Monday. bo and Cyril Persons, members of termines the protection factor of are Watkins had Wednesday's national high of cording to W . P. Theurer . Winona St. Charles School Board, and Su- Yes, the three judges ticipated in research for this director of advertising for James Buckley, state organiza- possible sites, a list of suitable coming here right from the Products, Inc., to succeed LouisYW. 81 while Laramie, Wyo., was this banker and coin collector , who perintendent¦ ¦ORoy¦ ¦ Belsaas will at- buildings will be turned over to cream. morning's coldest spot at 39 be- talked on "Profit in Coin Collect- tion director/ outlined plans for tend. :' A '- • ' ' courtroom to view the down- Products planned for 1962 intro- Goldberg, who retired as adver- Winona Civil Defense ; Director town parade which starts at 3 tising manager Dec, 31. low. 0. ing " before; the Rotary Club at the first seven months; of the new "The School Board Looks at the duction include additional insec- Hotel Winona Wednesday. year, which includes a member- George McGuire to obtain permits m. Lockwood has been assistant ad- Future" is the theme of Ms year's authorizing further entry for more P-. ticide dusts. Packaging improve- One Lincoln penny coined at the ship drive, the county chairman's The judges all ef Wiscon- continued during 1961. vertising manager since joining the convention. Expected Attendance details in the second survey. , ment¦ was Denver mint in 1909 is worth $60 school, precinct workers' school is in excess of 3,000 board mem- sin,,, are Buffalo County Judge ". Stockholders resetted all direc- firm in 1956. His new responsibil- today provided it is in good con- and political census. Buckley re- bers and superintendents. TH E SECOND phase will deter- Gary Schlosstein, Cochrane; ors who follow : Miller, R, G. Vick- ities will include the supervision of Chatfield Youth dition. Another penny — a 1914 ported on membership and finan- mine the need for ventilation , aux- Trempealeau County Judge A. ery, E. H. Finkelnburg, J. H. Bak- national and regional .advertising, penny with the letters F.B.VOB. cial goal s for the II counties in iliary power, sanitation and other L. Twesme, Galesville, and er-, F. 0. Gorman and George E. plus the production of printed ma- on it — has a $45 value on the col- the district. Pepin, Pierce, Jack- details to bring the protection fac- Eau Claire County Judge Con- Kelley; terials for use by the company 's Collision Occu rs , Shot in Thigh lector¦ market, he said? son and St. Croix counties ex- tor to 100. nor Hanson, EauOciaire. James Directors then re-elected all of- approximatel y 15 000 independent •Th e'' ."iob,"of looking for valuable ceeded their fund raising goal for Facilities with a factor of 100 Fi Heinlen is parade chairman ficers who follow: Miller, pres- dealers and distributors. CHATFIELD. Minn. (Special - pennies among the 12 billion coin- 1961. Pierce, Trempealeau and will be. marked with space Activity Group, A rabbit hunting expedition?Friday On 4-Lane Street lim- for the Winona ident and chairman ; Finkelnburg, WATKINS manufactures over 275 ed in the past 10 years is worsa Pepin counties attained exception- its on the outsideY providing own- carnival sponsor. executive vice president ; Vickery, , ended in the accidental wounding than hunting for a needle in a hay al records in membership quotas; A^driver who said she became ers give permission for the pub- household and farm products at Of one Chatfield boy by his broth- vice president and general man- their two Winona plants, in addi- ¦ stack, he said; There are quite a with Pierce: County exceeding its confused by an oncoming car pre- lic to use the building as a shelter. ager ; Gordon Ostrom, secretary, er. . A. . . ' • " , ;¦ •. ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' tion to maintaining one pf the few Winonans who buy rolls of goal. <• . paring to turn left on the four-lane Once marked as a public shelter Council Committee , Ernest Richter , 14, was shot In section of Broadway at Winona and Baker treasurer. largest, privatel y-owned, non-com- pennies everyday, carefull y ex- Attorney General John Reynolds, the facilities cannot be changed the thigh when his brother Ron- amine the contents, re-roll the Street collided with another ve^ to provide only for certain groups. Of Whole Sessions mercial printing establishments in ald's gun accidentally discharged. explained the legal requirements hide Wednesday noon. the U. S., here, money and trade them back for and responsiblities of those who Anglim emphasized that the sur- The .22 caliber slug did not hit other new rolls. Martha Caulkins, 24, Cochrane, vey is seeking only fallout pro- Criticized by CLU Parent-Teacher ;". Watkins also maintains manu: a Wood vessel or the bon e it was serve on precinct committees. He Wis., told officers she was going factoring, facilities at Memphis, Some nickels are worth $75, ho also stressed the importance and tection shelters, not blast protec- learned when he underwent sur- added. south on Winona Street, entering tion shelters. In case of atomic The City Council's committee of Conferences Set Tenn., and at Montreal/ Quebec gery at St. Mary's Hospital , Ro- the right of a full corjs of qual- Broadway. ' the Whole sessions were criticized For the coin Investor , he said, ified , card-carrying Democratic attack, Winona is not likely to be and Winnipeg, Ont., in Canada. chester , Tuesday. His condition is the best biiy are packages of The front of- her car and the left a target, he pointed ; out, but with- Wednesday night by the Winona At Blair Schools The company 's overseas opera- reported .good. booth workers to serve as elec- rear of a car driven by Mrs. John Central Labor Union . proof coins. The money comes tion boaJd officials in every vot- in 24 hours, because of wind pat- lions consist of manufacturing and Ronald was rushed to the doc- wrapped in plastic and will in- V. Taylor, 101 E. Broadway, col- terns, virtually the entire United The union group went on rec- BLAIR , Wis. (Special)—Confer- distribution operations located in tor by his father, Floyd Richter, ing precinct. - . lided. Mrs, Taylor was driving east ord as favoring holding all Coun- ences between teachers and par- crease in value over a period of States would be covered by ra- South Africa , New Zealand and The family lives in rural Chatfield . , packages Lorna Miller, Eau Claire, direc- on Broadway. dioactiveYfallout. cil meetings in municipal court- ents of all children from kinder- years. About 250 000 such Australia. Distribution branches are sold by the mint at Philadel- tor of women's activities, outlined Damage to the Taylor car total- Fallout shelters capable of sus- room—scene of the public or for- garten through 12th grade will, be are located throughout the U. S. tentative plans for her committee. ed $130, to the Caulkins car, $5. No mal part of the Council's sessions. held the afternoons of Jan. 25 and p¦hia annually. taining 50 or more people for at and Canada. ¦ ¦ coin col. citations were issued. least 14 days with no outside con- The union group's action was re- 26, as arranged by Chester E. Caledonia Gets Winona has an active ported by Robert H. Lindner, re- Meissner, administrator of the Watkins national advertising pro- lectors club, meeting monthly, tact are necessary, Anglim indi- gram includes full-page, full-color cated . cording secretary. Blair school system , and Frank $94,338 6^ which holds auctions. Anoka Man Pleads (Council President Harold Brie- Kazmierczak, elementary supervi- advertisements in U. S. and Can- Masons at Osseo IF NEEDED, these shelters sath said at a Council meeting sor. adian magazines. White, HerzOg & For Sewage Plant Guilty to Charge would probably have to be seal- last week that the committee of . First semester marks will be in Nee, Minneapolis , is the adver- Houston County Tax tising agency for all Watkins pro- Caledonia. Minn. (Special)—The Install Officers ed eff within an hour of the first the whole meetings are not closed the hands of parents prior to the U. S. Department of Health , Ed- Collections Hit Peak Of Drunk Driving warning, Anglim said , and per- to the public). conferences. ducts. (Special—Install- ¦ ucation and Welfare has approved OSSEO, Wis. haps even less time Would be School will close at noon on Before joinin g "Watkins Products , , Minn. (Special) - Stanley C. Anderson , 52, Anoka ation of new Masonic lodge offi- a $94,330 grant toward the cost CALEDONIA 5, available. the two days, buses leaving Lockwood was employed in the ad- to Last year wps a record for Hous- Rt. Ninn., pleaded guilty to a cers was held Wednesday evening. Each shelter would have to set XI5 Engine Fails promptly at noon. No dinner will vertising department of the John of improvements and additions charge of drunken driving before , the existing secondary treatment ton County in tax money receiv- J. H. Smith was installing officer up its own system of government. be served. Osier Manufacturin g Co. in Mil- , according to F. Goodview Justice Lewis Albert this Bye, marshal, and Ivan To Start on Flight plant of the village . Total cost is ed and disbursed CM. The leaders must be trained ahead Over 90 percent of the parents waukee. He also has-held jobs as W. D«ters, county treasurer. morning. Curry, chaplain. of time. There should- be a clear attended conferences held in the Ihe advertising manager of a week- estimated at $315,963. . Anderson was sentenced to a. Ryder Ofte- EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Announcement of the grant was Total 1!)« 1 tax receipts were $3,- Officers installed: J. line of authority, and a designat- kindergarten last* year. The su- ly newspaper in Madison , Wis., , $3,207, fine of $100 plus $5 costs or 90 days dahl , master; Ronald Runkel and Calif. < API—For the first time in made by U. S. Sen. Hubert H. l!lt,6!>4 and disbursements - ( ed leader would have to be avails 47 flights , the engine of the X15 pervisors hope these conferences , and as a salesman for a Milwau- 372. The difference between the in county jail. He paid the fine. Orris Klundby, senior and junior able at all times. on which there is growing em- kee printing firm. Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy. ¦ He was arrested by deputies warden ; J. H. Smith, treasurer; plane failed to ignite after the ¦ two figures. S15.C77 represents de- If the shelter is marked for 50 rocket ship was dropped from a phasis to supplement report cards, linquent taxes. Elroy Balk and John Schneider Ralph Oftedahl . secretary; Carl persons and a. 5lst showed up at LOCKWOOD was born in Wis- ¦ ' bomber high above the desert will help teachers do a better job ' Wednesday at 10:30 p.m. on High- Foss and Harold Seller, senior and the door . Anglim said in response of educating the children , the ad- consin Rapids , Wis., and attended Paper and Rag Drive way CI in Goodview. junior deacon; John Johnson and Wednesday. grade school there, ile attended to a question from the floor , ''I Pilot Forrest Petersen made an ministrator said . Slated for Feb. 3 Wilmington Mutual Melvin Krienke, senior and junior think they 'd probably have to take high school at Washington . High steward , and Rex Fuller, tyler. emergency landing 200 miles School in Milwaukee and received ¦ hirn in." from the plane's normal landing A citywidc paper and rag drive Badger Division The local shelters would be pri- his college training at Cornell 'Col- will be conducted Feb.. 3. SPHINX} GROV'l'Y Minn. 'Spe- site, Deadlines Hearing lege, Mount Vernon , Iown , the Sponsor is the St. ' i—Edwfn Burl ncss , Spring marily for the use of Winonanp Petersen jetti soned the craft' .Martin s cial . Osseo Appreciation and not for refugees from the s University of Denver and the Uni- School PTA. Grove, secretary of Wilmin gton Service School fuel and landed at Mud Lake, ¦ Twin Cities or other areas hit by For Posta l Jobs versity of Wisconsin , Madison.¦ Mutual Insurance Co.. nnnininces OSSEO, Wis. (Special)—Osseo Nev. He said later that he tried He is married and the ' father will attack? to start the engine twice but it thai Ihe annual meeting , he Slated for Ohio businessmen have declared Satur- Postmaster John \V. Dugan an- of three children: Paul , 2, and twin Grulkowski on Staff held at Pine Crest here, .'an. 2C day as third annual Appreciation Certain buildings or sections of didn 't react. The flight was sup- buildings may bo reserved in ad- nounced today that Wednesday is sons, K?ith and Craig, 9 months. nt 1:30 p. m. Dinrlor.s will he NEW PHILADELPHIA , Ohio- day in their city. They will spon- posed to test atmosphere re-entry date for applications A . C. Orulkowski , assistant cash- Maintenance of the Hopto am| vance for special purposes, such the closing He lives at 525 Dacota St. ier in charge of savings , was in- elected to ' succeed It a y m on d sor and serve a free pancake din- techniques. to be filed for the clerk and car- Lockwood served ' in the V. S. and Gradall lines of construction equip- ner from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.mYliF as hospitalization. ¦ advertently omitted from Mer- Frtiedito , Kdwin ' . Solum Ed- rier examination , while Friday, Marino Air 'Corps from .inly 1916 chants National Bank officers re- ward Driers. Door prizes ' and ment manufactured hy the Warner the city hall. CHATFIELD CAR FIRE l« for filing & Swascy Co., Cleveland , will be ¦ . ANGLIM SAID President Ken- Jan. , .i . is the deadline to Fehruary \W\ and is a member ported in Wednesday 's Daily News. lunch an: being arranged , discussed at - a factory service ncily will ask Congress for a $400 CHATFIELD , Minn . (Special ). - applications for custodial-laborer. of the YMCA and the Winona Elks school Jan. 22-20 at the Warner THEY MEET AGAIN million appropriation to pay for The fire department was sum- Details of 'both filings were pre- lodge. & Swasey Gradall plant , New Phil- JOHNSTOWN , Pa, IP>-Mayor the survey and to help modify moned to a car fire in -If de- viously announced. The examina- adelphia. Joseph Galngaza of nearby Frank- existing fallout shelters. Most of gree temperature at 12:45 p.m , tion date nnd place for the clerk The Hopto line is manufactured lin Borough was giving a free the responsibility for .carrying out Wednesday. Warren Dailey 's ve- nnd carrier applicants will be an- Survival Training by tlie firm 's Badger Division , Wi- chance on a 20-pound holiday tur- the program lies on the local gov- hicle started to blaze on Highway nounced soon . Both men and wom- New Location For nona, Construction equipmen t serv- key to each parking meter violator ernment , Anglim said. 52 about 3li miles north of Chat- en may apply. There will be no in ice men from all over the nation who paid his $3 fine. 31c also spoke to the City Coun- field when he was .starting it. examination for custodial-laborer , Class to Beg will attend. Instructors will include One of the mayor's first cus- cil Wednesday afternoon. Council The fire was quickly extinguished . a position opeli only to veterans. C. P. Suchomcl , Badger's service tomers was the man who had sold President Harold Briesath said ho Chief Eddie Niemcyer .said dam- Custodial-laborer ratings will be At St. Charles manager. him the turkey. will appoint a special committee. age was minor. determined from the applications . ST. CHARLES , Minn , (Special ) — A four-session free adult course GREYHOUND in-fiiir-v-ivtt l -t.rairii.nB.-will.ljc.oflwcd to people of the St. Charles area beginning Tuesday nt 7 p.m. Meetings will be held in Jloom chines 201 at the high school and will run " Will Ma successive three hours each on ternal Revenue Service is to en- directorM^ of inlernal revenue , St. HERE'S SOMETHING further percent must be made under the By HAROLD KNOLL wishing RBISPOT Tuesday. Pcrsuns taJLalte Dally News Staff Writer courage, facilitate and strengthen Paul,- said politely he has received Cnplin said on the subject: law. tho course should call tho school voluntary compliance with Intcrn.,1 inquiries about the Internal He- "Some who previously failed to "As to those few who may have as soon as pos.sihlc nnd report to The Greyhound Bus Som ewhere in tlie Wlnonn area Revenue laws. Our automatic data venue 'Service's policy toward tax- tax chiscler ' file returns or report all their tax- committed tax frauds , the law tho first class. is a federal income processing system will be a potent payers who didn 't file returns or will tench personn.il 't able Income are apparently con- provides Hint a penalty of 50 per- Tho course Depot Is Now Located at — or possibly two — experiencing force in Ihe accomplishment of didn report all their taxable in- and family safely measures to use because of a this objective, as it will greatly come. cerned that filing of complete and cent may apply, and criminal pro - sleepless nights accurate current returns will during emergencies such ns fires , frightening effect of automation. facilitate detection of tax report- Lethert reported in detail o ceedings may be instituted . Obvi- tornadoes , radiat ion , bombings , fmi<> colls around ing failures and deficiencies." statement hy Commissioner Cap- automatically bring past failures ously, it would bo a dereliction of As income tax to light. war. power failure , or oilier local again , tho Internal Itcvciiue Serv- Suddenly aware that honesty is ita saying voluntary disclosure hy our duly not to investigate these or nation al disasters. Organiza- Treasury Depart- the best policy, the wayward tax- a taxpayer of willful violation of "I urge every person not to let? cases. ice of the U. S. this deter him from filing his cur- tions are invited to send represen- ment hns announced automatic payer may have the commendable the law; will not guarantee immu- "f wish to state again that tax- tatives to the training sessions. processing of returns will bo impulse of confessing his rflns to nity from prosecution. rent return on time and reporting payers , in overwhelming majority, ¦ Lunch datn Kewpee amount of income and used for tho first time this year. tho tax official wdio now presides "At the same time, the service Ihe full his report Iruo incomes and pay prop- excellent chnncc over a battery of automatic ma- will carefully consider and weigh lax liabilit y. The coming of ADP er taxes. I believe thnt ADP will Thus there's an makes this year just about the Osseo Nursing Home nf finding out who has been engag- chines. Although such confession it, along wilh all other fuels and give them added assurance that is good (or tlte soul, t«JJ the sinner c ircumstances , In deciding wheth- best time for n delinquent taxpay- they are carrying only their fair Gilts Total $10,630 ing in tux chiseling in present or order, former returns. find himself doing his penance in er or not to recommend prosecu- er to put his house in share of the tax burden." the pokey ? tion ," Caplln sudd. "Voluntary dis- "I would also like to urge every- OSSKO , Wis. (Special)—Contrib- failures AREA AGENT Erickson office utions toward Ihe $25,000 goal for & Annex GEORGE E. ERICKSON , inter- Or fs Uncle Sam willing to for- closure would , of course, have to one wlio.se past tax were '* mil revenue ngent for Wlnonn , Wa- give nnd forget the nonexistent he made before any investigation not willful to file a correct return I.s in room 200, post office build- furnishing tho nursing home which Third and Walnut — Enter on Wolnut St. basha and Houston counties, con- had been initiated. " for each prior yenr and satisfy ing. Winona. He 's there Fridays will bo built bore this year now contributions to the Dandruff ,6,(1). veyed this message from U. S. In- Foundation , which were listed by a Unfortunately, that doesn 't give his tax liabilities , Civil penalties ' from l2:4r>-4:4!> p.m. 'to answer tolal $10 The committee in ternal H e v e n u c Commissioner slip of the pen or of the conscience? n precise answer to the wayward for delinquency or negligence arc I questions about the federal — not charge of .solicitin g expects In Telchonc 3718 Mortimer C/iplin: taxpayer 's dilemma about crime added only if Ihe facts warrant. the state •— income tax) . reach the goal*within the next "The primary mission of the In- GEORGE O. LETHERT, district and punishment, However , interest payment of C I Good luck. two-three weeks. Moss Hart Estate 'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlc Arcadia Firemen's They Parliament in Valued at $500, 000 Ball Tuesday; NEW YORK (AP)-Mo85 Hart, St Happstn&cLCongo, to Crack Answer 31 wright's, left an estIn)ated?4500,Qoo ARCADIA, Wis. (SpecifflT ^Ar- when he died Dec. 20. cadia firemen were called 3l- 'UflaeS According to -papers ' filed Down on Gizenga during 1961. Fourteen of them Wednesday in Surrogate's Ckiurt, Star Treated Like were in the city and 17 elsewhere. Hart left ^100,000 pytright to his LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo To help their finances fireiiaen widow, actress Kitty Carlisle/ as (AP)—The Congo Parliament is again will hold their ball. It will well as the income from most ol expected . to crack down on An- be held Tuesday evening in the the remainder during her lifetime. Mather at Home toine Gizenga for refusing to re- Old Armory with music by Ernie A $50,0CM) trust was created for By EARL WILSON turn to Leopoldville to answer Reck and His Country Plavboys, Hart's brother. Bernard, An out- NEW YORK — Blonde, pretty Lcc ORcmick commands respect on charges of secession. The rebel- Dancing will be from ,9 p.m. to 1 right $25.C0O bequest went to a TV and in Hollywood"— but apparently at home out there in California lious deputy premier may be a.m. frien d, Joseph M. Hynian. •he gets about as much as any mother . ..none. ousted from the government and General chairman of the event , night his arrest may be ordered. by "1 love to cook and to bake cookies " she said the other in is Adrian Kostner, assisted dent, succeeding Adolph Rebhahn. Toots Shor's, giving that saloon a fine domestic tone for once. Any arrest order, however, David KowalShy, Elden Conrad, e, 3; , Matthew, Killian was re-elected secretary Miss Remick ^ who"has a daughtet_Kii} a son 7 would be difficult to carry out as David Hermann aiid Donald Glan- and treasurer; Martin Rebhahn months,, and a husband , Ty direct- long as Gizenga remains at his ¦' ¦ '¦ v . , zer. . 0- Forsythe, Adolph Rebhahn and or Bill Colleran — added- (sportswear) "and shopping lot headquarters in Stanleyville, the Proceeds from the dance will be David Sobotta were appointed "I always' let the cookies cool . painting s nnd antiques for our new capital of Oriental Province, 775 the 24 fire- , divided equally among trustees by the . president. By the time the coojdes are cool house," she said. "Nfo, no jewelry, miles northeast of Leopoldville. men. there arc no cookies left. " j DEAR!" ... Al. Morgan , N. V. (Happy ) Braun is chief Mayor Koman Feltes was speak- y Working , hard with Peter Law- j , Parliament by a vote of 66-10 Alvin er at; the meeting. j editor of Show Biz Illtistraded and* Gizenga and Donald Glanzer, assistant. ford and others to present "The several others have folded their on Monday ordered to re- department Farmer's Daughter " ¦on NBC TV-. i turn to Leopoldville within 48 Other members of the ' tents and sniick away, Morgan 'll are : Bernard YKubis. Adrian Kost- "live" Sunday, Miss. - . Rerriick ad-1 do a play . . . Carol Channing aft- hours to lake up his post. During mitted the research is ' sliglitnc onv heated debate deputies accused ner, Rudolph Klink Sr., George er Oher Waldorf date and a . tour, Glanzer, Adolph Rebhahn, Dorald pared to her studies to portray will team up in an act with tbe leftist political heir .of the late VOGUE S an alcoholic in an upcoming mo- Patrice Lumumba of secessionist Glanzer, Emniett Kreid . Donald TONITE — FRK — SAT. ! George Burns but not as Gracie Forysthe, Martin Rebhahn, Emil SatY 2 P.M. vie, "The? Days of Wine and , activities in Stanleyville. • Matinee Allen of course! • Dorn, Franklin Andre, Edward Rafed A-1 - Roses."" In a sarcastic telegram . to Pre- John Killian, David So- — wits rthr to NeJi- Sonsalla. , "I had to go to three A.A. meet- THE FRIARS mier Cyrille Adoula, Gizenga said , Alvin Zast- —— ; r-~ . . ings and will go to more," she rii as "the Alex Kelly (Mr. Dou- he would not return to the capital botta, Edwin Kptlarz ' row, Clarence Giem'za, Eldori Con- said. "I'm finding put about the ble Talk> of the UN" . . A. Ex- until Adoula's government "en- , Thejalbrrt, all-heart tra T Anne Bancroft'll play Fanny rad , Rufus Filla, David Hermann alcoholicsO relatives and alcohol- VOICE of the OUTDOORS tirely and faithfully executed" a Alphonse Mueller, Edward P; atc^ oPthe inaH^g ics' teen-age ( children who may Brice in a David Merrick . musi- parliamentary resolution of last David Kowalsky. bring home a date and copo with cal . . . What B'way-Hollywood ac- September calling for an end to Gieihza and . ofapairofd>amplo»w| a parent who is lying on the floor tress now says: "I just don't want the secession of Katanga Province At the annual meeting Monday evening, Kostner was elected presi- on a three-day drunk ,.. I-sit at ever to be left in the same¦ ¦ room and the arrest of • three top Ka- the meetings and 1 bawl ..." again with So-and-So?" .' '•. . 'Twas tanga ministers. lucky for Fredric March he had HltTTil IWJF^W MISS REMICK'S only personal that Lordly beard for "Gideon 1' ; Adoula't office replied with a WINONA DAILY NEWS mmmmmmi -mmmmM ^amk problem has been with her cookie otherwise he might've been too statement that Gizenga "was not bandit daughter Kate, who's at . swollen-looking to go on after hav- entrusted with any mission in THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1962 ^EmmmmmmMmtBBMWmwftM^mM' lPl!9lt^ l^MW^awiJ^Mw^'.-V- . home in Hollywood." Stanleyville or any part ' ' ^BpT^Tr^T^^^bijtSH^Kiiu- ing three teeth out . . , Jack Car- other of VOLUME mi'_ ttoTa - . "I miss you," Kate told her ter was invited to Bing Crosby's the Congo" by the government Publi»h«Toaliy «xcept S8turaay »nd tioll- mother, long distance . ;.. "I miss Pebble Beach golf tournament: and his activities were not in ac- days by Republican and Herald Pub llshlnj you," her mother answered .. -' .- . Special recognition of some, sort cord with the government. Company, 601'Fnnklln St., Winona. Minn. "Well, then, come here I" Kate "SUBSCRIPTION RATES . ... Richard Boone broke a B'way Gizenga's references to Katan- ' ? Single Copy— 10c Dally. 15c Sunaiy CANDY MOORE-BEN JOHNSON commanded impatiently. JESSlWHITI-CHAMW.h liiso producer's heart while here from ga appeared to be an attempt to DelivaredYby carrier — PerAweak SO cents The Porfirio ?Rubirosas , Mrs. weeks 525.50 : ¦ '¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ : ' ' Hollywood: Turned down a show whip up dissatisfaction with Adou- 26 weeks J12.75 _____ 52_ - ' - . , . . ALSQ- . Y- . .-, Peter Lawford and family friend —but will go on looking. la because the rich province's se- By" mall strictly In advance; psoer stop- Jimmy Van Heusen acknowledged ped on expfraffon date. Olivia deHayilland brought 15 cession has not been ended. But In Fillmore, Houston,. Olmsted,, Winona, an introduction from Sammy Da- pieces , of luggage and a typewriter the Katanga Assembly is how de- Wabasha. Buffalo. Jackson, Pepin and vis at the midnight Copacabana Trempealeau counties: along from Paris . . . . • A promi- bating the unity agreement Ka- 1 year . , - ' . S12.00 .3 . mental-- . . t3M show—and the Robiroses got up nent movie executive was furiou s tanga President Moise Tshombe 6 monflii . ¦ 1 i9U , _Mm_fm%Wm.TT»-¦ " ENDS TONIGHT The above scene of a bit Frog, Fountain City. The dinner est average price per. pelt, V V V ' Gaslight Square night club dis- 5 fo ¦10 p.m. K . ______*___Fl « "WINOS OP- CHANCB'* " - ' of the main branch of the riv- will be- served at 8:30 p.m. Re- , m-k WemWAhSmWrnt1 Alio "THB SHAKEDOWN'! however was paid for the ot- trict. A plushy restaurant occupied ^ •^ ¦¦ • ¦¦ • ¦• ¦Wfcr IhOYfl: 7:15 - «i«0 Mc - IOC 75c er was taken the other day cently elected officers will be in- ter which had a value of over LUNCHEON— Tenderloin Steak on Toast, French Fries, ' ¦ the ground floor. STARTS FRIDAY Q- » ' - " ' ' - ' within Ihe boundaries of the stalled and the annual traveling . $18. . ? . ._ ; -J ¦ Slaw, leverage. ' '¦ ¦ ' About 250 patrons of various 41 Whitewater Wildlife ? Refuge cups presented. . . i%A establishments in the building es- Noon to Midnife. . :--, . tyliVV LAUGH-FILLED ._____ H _ $[} 6fc,f below the mouth of Beaver TUNE-FILLED ^^^ ^ 71 creek. However , little ice ex- Speaking of field trials, a caped 0 uninjured. Two firemen ^V!fT77z ^^ b &tOAQ*'*l Mormons Plan were reported slightly injured. SPECIAL FRIDAYS— & 1 CA FUN-FILLED JR\*^ftfc^jMk/ t^J»suS J cept some shore ice, can be card announcing a Central ' BUFFET SHORE DINNER . . *WSGE|* found even in aero weather any- Minnesota Retriever Club trial ^>liDU ______M_lW^^y^mmmm RSW*./ ' at St. Cloud Jan. 21 was re- Sh rimp, Pike, Scallops, Perch, Baked Halibut ¦ where along three branches , New York Center Man Found Dead , ¦ Otatf ¦ MW ^MmmM^ w\mm-Mm '^ £__ ' .. ¦ except where there are still ceived today. In addition to the Seafood, Salad, Potatoes, Beverage \mf Kl *W MMMm ~ l pools, Then it is there just regular four stakes, this club NEW YORK (AP)—The Church In Trailer Home ^mSa-L for a day or two. stages a . hunter's special in of Jesus Christ of Latter-day DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE K the afternoon. mmwar m _ Saints (Mormon) has announced BINFORD, N.D. (AP) — Erik fclmM__0rM^_J-m_—__tMrffff.::__ml uuH^AIOtt I/ • This explains the presence of plans to build a skyscraper center Fors, 79, was found dead in. his Special Sunday Dinner 12 to 8 p.m. ^^ waterfowl in the refuge. Quite a Star* Trapping Report in midtown Manhattan. trailer home here Wednesday. Cor- ¦ few ducks winter in the area. We _K£______C>« • Trapping is still a million dollar The structure, expected to be oner S. J. Quam of Griggs county ^ K H$ .-d< have not received George Meyer's business in Minnesota according to attributed the death to carbon UNCLE _ ¦ MUSIC0l0r made between 30 and 40 stories, will be r\a ire FREE !• .- . . ^^Hi J p^^llo report on his waterfowl count the Minnesota Conservation De- erected between West 57 and 58th monoxide- poisoning from a heat- IM /"* TUIC At Al > A FREE RECORD OF THH TITLB JONO TO during the recent continental wa- partment. Although reports from ing unit. CARL'S A/Alva UIUI ini> UCAL: EVERY TEENAGER WHO_ BUYS A TICKET terfowl census. streets just off Fifth Avenue. ~ ~O ~~ 1961 have yet to be tabulated , the Stanley McAllister , president PLUS CO-HfT: T0D/^S~fEEN^_RS0 Rl6f 7N department' s research and. plan- G. /THE EXPLOSIVE GENERATIOfl" Incidentally, Francis Teske, ning bureau estimates the 1960 of the New York state diocese, local warden, in his count of trapping harvest . at 277,675 ani- said Wednesday the building will SPECIALyMATINEE SAT URDAY -, .^'Ww. waterfowl, did not find a sin- mals and the receipts for these serve as a major administrative gle duck. His assignment was paid by fur buyers , , base of operation for the two-niil- AUDIE MURPHY in "WALK THE PROUD LAND" the trout streams or spring-fed at $1 084 963. lion-member church. Plus COMEDY and 3 COLOR CARTOONS creeks of the county outside the Muskrat was the most heav- Headquarters for the church is Whitewater , and the ri ver zone. ily trapped species with 151,095 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Meyer took the count on tho , and Wildlife Re- mm Whitewater Mat. 2:15 - 25«-30«.65* fT*rm mmmmmm m m fuge rangers covered the river m _ _m_ _ ¦ Nt.700930 Li f>\ | dNOW area, •• ' . ' . Trout streams, generally, were M5555SSB pretty wel l ice covered , Teske tells us. Last year he found some ducks ^¦^¦^^^^^•^^-.^BL^U, * ?—Wr ' ^Hl 1^ O^^Hl^^EW. —4/Bm HANG ON TO YOUR HAT on Hush creek , nnd Trout Run , ^ ^ * nary a RED TAG - | Lmr - ¦ mm^r A ^m^^Ama_ ^L_____w HH O^'< _H_j___i___r but this year there was ^ HANG ON TO YOUR SIDES ^ ^ ____ ' r ^^^^^Ammmm^ ™K[' ^^^^-.^- ¦i ^^^ j em duck. BARGAINS! ^^*** ^ 1 A— Am^ m^r ^^^ HANG ON TO YOUR HEART Fish Housa Check Teske checked fish shacks in ~ ^ ^ AS FRANK CAPRA Winona County last weekend DAZZLES YOU WITH THE FUNNIEST for licenses. There are between 85 nnd 90 houses on the ice / \ TIME OF YOUR MOVIE GOING LIFE! this yenr in the river zone in Winona County. He fixind a few ^^^^Vfl^feiriB___^HH^^u7#V8Hfel^2L*/^M^r violators who did not have their MOST OUTSTANDING OFFER in OPTICAL HISTORY^^ ^ ^^ g H^ MB j ^ 1!)(>2 shack license number im ¦— S^J^^^K-- »---- | lie \ Sea Far AND Near with SAME Glcmeil painted on the outside. There ***° Here is the most amazing wero one or two without any offer to you folks who wear or A fl ______Ti Q name or address , as required need bifocal glasses. The lenses of your choice, specially d H §_£ *r3 compiei. ¦ hy stale law nnd river regula- tailored to your individual needs, plus the frame of your ¦ ______* nHh F "°>" tions. choice, complete at the sensational low price of $16,49 1 IHB ' •"•> «"'»"• Different types of people require different kinds of bifocals, fl ^Mf '"""' Fishermen In the houses, and Discard your old bifocals, which may not be suitable to I ... - I on tho ice were .generally conv *V "''¦ /-- VJt \ your purpose, and choose the pair that will give you th« \ ^w^w^ iplahiltVg ' atVAiit'pom'-fishlrigrTiwe vjjjfc gHaTelsrsafrsfacridnY-Kfyp'EbTis for reHingO''"onc-pVece"Ulte5( " '"""--'-^r^-^-*-^^*—- open water fishing below was no with the wider field of vision, for mechanics and farmers; f / < A ^ 1 GLENN FORD BEITEDAVIS the Winona or Whitman dams. Tho Flat-Tops which permit you to see over and under the hi. I ' /, b v .j„ 1 ice has crawled up during the pre- focal segment for greater comfort. All glasses are top ll^gJi ^ WI sent sub-zero spell to beyond the I quality. Get the extra pair now. Sale positively ends Sat- l^OTPV f ' <• ^$m' HOPELANGE ARTHUR OCONNELL 300-foot deadline. At the Dresbach Z™. ^^\W# * urday, January 13, 1962, and may never be repeated. ' dam , there was a good area of 6 MmW " ' tt-W * open water below the dam as well |# *« *f T^M 100 STYLES, SHAPES AND I —- . HktoMMM ^fl i j S,N Ir !,SE f i Pf U ° Y PTOHS ^^^ - ^ ns tho visual open water stretches ^ COLORS TO CHOOSE FROMI . 'J " downriver , o^imo RBPAIRJ — Brok«n lenjei duplicated, Our single vision glemt e are mill only SBP*"" *""v mm mm ' Frimet repslrtd, framei replaced 110,08. ^' Ar^H f f cwM^k whllt All Klar«r« are complete with 1W • f, < ('w^ Vi l' you wait. Lowut prlceil the Jcime : Field Trial* of your cholca plua leruca W / / ' "'1 ...... _- Individually ground to vour exact re- I , ' ?" ' *'l The Trl-Stato Huntin g Dog OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS JM PockBthil alio tilled quIremenU. lleg.rrile.i f,| the preicrlp. I ,,' . ' r «J f Wi Association will hold its Jan- nt same price, AH clones are told only tlon or lenae atrcnglh required .> rm , the MKKKK&i: .'.Ad'Jti on prescrlptlom of llcenne doctori. price remalne " ^ ^ ^ »io.fi»l IM ^ pP^ *3_fM mi Miracles/ WL ~ V // 4 No Appointment Naidcdl FOB MEN ¦ K T.V, . __\ • tOU WOMEN ' _____m\ / \ C^M>£& • MI^MMaal^k^l^^AhUIi mWA WMMWKKMtWB9SmWm%m%m%WA^bSaSr^*mm^^m%^^m. ULTEX ITS THE rUNNI^ST CAPl.n I RAIMK CAl'f'A EVf.R PULLl'DI PLAMOR Mwy ^_W^M^Mg^fS ^MmMMMMm__mmJ^^^^^^^k Bn II room — Rochester *Rlt* THE WILD AND WONDERFUL CAST1 f KVO i 1 ^ H \ DAVE THE DUDE GLENN FORD FRIDAY, JAM. 12 Wm \itN" __ - . ct \ APPLE ANNE . . . BETTE DAVIS * Blua Banner* R 1 QUEENIE MARTIN HOPE LANGE _•»__ . * ch 1 I U.S, Xi-ade-mark Hegliteied ISI ^ r^W^'' ^.ff'J OPTICIANS - OVER 3,000,000 SATISFIED COUNT ROMERO . ARTHUR O'CONNELL SATURDAY, JAN. IJ Nour3: 9 A ,0 CUSTOMERS I M WM' JUDGE BLAKE THOMAS MITCHELL 6 Fat Dutchmen MORGAN BLDG., -M- S:3 P-M- Dfti,v ¦ Includlno Wednesday ° K&l*¦kWi -dMBJ_m i JUNIOR . MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY CIIITF 7 and Saturday. •^ SUNDAY, JAN. 14 OUIIC I open Friday Nlto 'til ? P.M. FLAT-TOI-H ' ¦ ' "Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Refunded" 70'/i West Third Street 1 Y ,r Warranty Avallaole If Dejlred, . , , . Bro'fher Burr Phone- 8-3711 1 '\ ' y^r - ' Br.nche. tn M.ny Principal till., o. U.S. end Canada Vouna.d mi ° * Vl,'°n 0'rt"" COMING SOON • "FLOWER DRUM SONG" ... ^ _ . .;¦ inMHMHHHMHMM eM » ?S'bBo«l Q I. ,!S . ————————————^— ... Bullalo-Decorah Woman Swindled Jan. 30 Deadline By Play-Money ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ District Plans; For Blair Filing "A.Aii) : ' a • / - ' MON- . • " . " . " TGOMERY- ¦ ¦ - O" ? A- ' ' ' ' - "' . AWARD ' ' - - '.¦ '. - _ FORT MYERS, FU'0,J.AP)-Ed- ha S. Kellog, 84, whose? vision is BLAIR ,' Wis. (Special) - Dead- impaired told officers she was line for filing nomination papers Officers Installed swindled out of $50 by a man who gave her play-money. Mrs. Kel- for city office is Jan. 30. The elec- WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) — . tion will be April 3. The spring? calendar of events for log said she had just cashed her the Buffalo-Decorah District, Boy $63 pension check when the man Aldermen's terms expiring are Scouts of America, has been an- asked her to give him change for Julius Erickson', 1st Ward; Ernest nounced by District Supervisor a $50 bill. She discovered later Borreson, 2nd , and Omer Moen , SHOT BY PIONEER J\t . This 502-pound black bear was shot Duane Filer, Whitehall. .' ' the bill was one used in playing 3rd; - at the pioneer community of Beaver by the late George Knowles games. County board supervisors will be The annual meeting of the coun- ¦ ¦ ' ' • ^^sw^B ' ¦ ¦ ' Oct. 18, 1868. Knowles thought he 'saw a calf in the brush but cil will he held at La' Crescent elected hi the 1st Ward to , succeed SPRtNC GROVE PATIENTS an angry black bear appeared instead, the bear was stuffed and Jan. 24. Y " Carl J. Sexe and 3rd Ward to 0,0"- .?- Rtfl. 29,95 SPRING GROVE. Minn. (Spe- succeed Ray JNereng. In the 2nd mounted and was presented to the Winona Normal School. The Boy Scout Week will be cele- IO-TR ANSISTOR RADIO j the nation from cial) ?—Mrs. Walter Akre and Rog- Ward George Winrich was elected bear was lost when the college burned down. This photo and brated throughout serve until 1963. Strong reception vernier Feb. 7 to 13. er Kjome underwent major sur- last year to , other information about Beaver will appear in a brochure to be gery at Lutheran Hospital, La The two-year term of Mayor tuning, earpbbfle m\ g8.- ' The annual Boy Scout Eagle published by. the Winona County Historical Society. Crosse. Mrs. Merlin Scheevei is a W. H.OMelby does hot expire until iack;pocket-si2e. Mm^ Mm banquet will be held at Holiday surgical patient there. next year. n» money aowa Inn, La Crosse, Feb. 10. Interviews for camp staff per- ' ; ' ' ¦:¦ ¦ /¦ ' ' - - : ! ' VJnpainted Beaver Story Negro Vocalist sonnel will be " held Feb. .17 . at v -v : yy ^00 Whitehall High School. Summer ' ] B^R STOOLS ...... ¦«V r V ~~~*''* ¦ ' To Give Concer t at camp reservations are still being - -A OV 0 ¦ : m** * ^ ' ;¦¦ ¦ * SEE *m VANITY accepted. . - / : ;V N A: A a\- To Be Previewed; Caledonia Today The annual Council Scout-O- V LAMPSYJ for ...... 4.00 Rama- will be held in all four dis- / y^ Frank Raines CALEDONIA, Minn .. (Special)— tricts including La Crosse, March \^^ \ A|6.95 39" |J fl© ¦ ¦ ¦ Headboardu ...... v«00 - -;¦ , •; A Lost Village George Matthews, noted Negro 17, and Whitehall, March . 31 / A "/¦ ¦ ' ' - :- . ' P0R _ ' *>im*im _ _W present a concert at § ' r**im * singer, will ANew DISTRICT OFFICERS were ' AW * a *i^i^^^^^^* j ^a^***im r**^** W—Wk^mm^^_____\\ Final plans for "We Remember Immanuel Lutheran Church today wm\- Door A M installed at the district 'meeting f «00 (he Beaver Story," a forthcoming at 8 p.m.. held at Our Saviour's Lutheran Guaranteed ^j pj B^B Mirron ...... publication of the Winona County The son : of a North Carolina Church here Tuesday evening. ?. I ' ¦/ Historical Society, will be discuss- principal , Matthews studied at the They are: Chairman, Gerhard ed , at a public meeting of the so- Detroit Institute of Musical Art Waarvik , Black River Falls; vice ciety at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the and the Eastman School of Music, chairmen , Manley Marquand , Mon- Reg. 1.69 tq.' yd. I - group's museum, 125 W. 5th St. Rochester, IN. Y. dovi, Richard Galstad, Osseo, and WATCH I - '- . The brochure, off the press by He has been church soloist for Ellsworth Thompson , Black River // mid-March; will be about the "lost Sandran the Devotional Hour over a New Falls; district commissioner¦ ,/Har- ^ village" of Beaver. Persons having York radio station. For a. time he old Zittle , Mondovi. '. '¦; material or other information for toured as soloist with the world District members at large: Leon- REPAIRS ¦ ¦ ' ¦1 the brochure should present this and Charles Zepp, 1/ I / A : . ' " - - -0| " XaJ m' ^yd. - . ' . . famous Fisk University Singers. ard Purrington GUARANTEED is an imjportant word, and oni at the .meeting. Advance orders The public is invited. An offer- Alma; Lester Brennom , Dr. R. L; J I • | ¦ ¦ re ready to neck up. Our many year* of . 5 patterns to choose from. for the brochure should be sent ing will be received. MacCornack Sr., the Rev. O. G. I that we' g ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ' ¦ ? ¦ ' ¦: ¦ make this possible. Try to P.O. Box 446, Wiriona, or to the . - ?? ' . Y . . Birkeland, Dr. R. O. Rydell , Char- | watchmaklno experience | museum. A les Johnson, Arnold Olson, Robert Sf US and SEE FOR YOURSELF! | Much of the research for the bro- , Dr.Y Carl Webster, John Houston Businessmen Guinn I chure was done by the late M. R. Brown and Attorney Donald John- V , Card, Beaver , native, who died in Host Wives at Dinner son, all of Whitehall; Judge A. L. v. . . > > JEWELRY SALES I I * **. • J California last summer, and his (Special) Twesme and Floyd Teska. Gales- HOUSTON. Minn. - , DIAM0NDS sister, the late Mrs; Edith Sader, When the Houston Chamber of ville; Bennie Erickson Ettrick; I 'Bl ^^ I also of California. Their parents Lloyd Lovell . Black River Falls; - * Commerce held its first dinner Mondovi; John RING M0UNTING operated a hotel at Beaver. meeting of the year Monday even- Osca r Thoreson , r wkw-¦'¦$$&' * ' Mrs. C. Paul Venables, a former ing, Radcliffe ; Strum; Charles Rong- mW'J^ rJA. • ELECTRIC RAZORS j Beaver. residentY will give excerpts mehibers entertained wives. sfa'd,' Osseo; Martin Wiemer, In- l\ Dinner was served by the Band dependence ; Chester Messinger, \ CLOCK REPAIRS I from the br ochure at the meeting. mothers. A program was presented \ _wMt w • Blair, and Reynold Tomler^ Pigeon WATCHES WATER- by groups from the high -school Falls. A* ' \ _ WA___m __ • / music department.. The district has been commended I f " ""S PROOFED mt * \ / 9-fn. ASPHALT TILES for reaching 75 percent of its goals ELECTRIC CAR Indian to Serve on Ihe 10 tests, of successful Scout- \ \ 81 S / Install on ANY floor! Dark Spring Grove Scouts • CLOCK REPAIRS ing for the first time. \ FRANK RAINES / colors reduced to... J_ C To Pick Up Trees There were 563 advancements S BB | | MMM || IBIIIBBIH B Y Others 6c to 9c. Each ¦§• Dinner at Houston in rank, with a goal of 300. Forty- SPRING GROVE. Minn. (Spe- nine units were in operation , a gain HOUSTON, Minn. (SpeciaU-A cial)—The Boy Scout Troop will ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ I typical Indian curry dinner will be of seven. Boy membership reached Reg. assist the village in a Christmas 997, up from 968. y ¦^^^^^ ¦ r^^ V| ^^^ ^ r ^ffi ^^^^^^^^ l ASBESTOS TILE, each OV served in the Elementary School tree pickup Saturday morning. ¦¦ . ¦ .:¦ ' Y- ' \ . - • \ auditorium here Jan. 20 at 7 p.m; Trees are to be left in the front ¦^^^^ b by Asad Kusain of India , assist- yard hear the street. D0£>GE PATIENTS lilsflMilU ^^^^^^H TILE , «ach ...... l^V ed by. Miss Rhoda Vania of Pak- DODGE, Wis. (Special) — Mrs. U|^^^^^^^^ H^^^^^^ H^|^^V istan. A program will be present- BUYS LANESBORO HOWE Dan Literski underwent major sur- ^ ^ ed, and there will ' be a display LANESBORO, Minh. (Special)- gery at St. Mary 's Hospital , Ro- \ RArNBOW ^^^^^^^^^^^^^¦¦¦JHiiBHHHBHHHHHHHHHHHmH^^^^^H^^^^^^ i^^ ...... «V and sale of Indian articles. AUen Vogeii, rural Lanesboro, has chester, Wednesday.- Raymond Gib- -JEWELERS - -> \ mn. ft. VINYL Husain, of the Winona State Col- purchased the home of Mrs. Ho- bons is a patient at Lutheran Hos- NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE ON FOURTH STREET Compare Ward's Quality and Price Before R«g- it< lege faculty, teaching a course on ward Shattuck. pital , La Crosse. WALL COVERING. £4 the history of India to a large You Buy Any Furniture. 54"' "»"• «?• ^ group of adults here since Octo- "^ ber. Graduate of Government Col- I lege, Ranchi, India , h^ has mas- Kt<^u" ;iv V 1} - ^%WM^WW%] ter of arts degrees in journalism |A A-:A CHAIRS 'MSKOESmMM%i: and international relations at the Lifei " -: * \ .J xl O University of Minnesota. He is ^-. 1 ^f^Wr ~~* ~ lowest prices of the year. now working on his doctorate in / ^" \ \ Ar\ international relations at the uni- U eor on versity. i lrW'V*' I ^ Y '" ' ' His interest in the food of India VI Njf ^f" 1 Set up yourself end save. has led him to help many organ- izations to prepare dinners and S-pc. DINETTE SET exhibits of this type, thus foster- 1^ »^' I^3^ 29.88 ing better understanding between 0 SET the U. S. and India. \' '^~'*T?yj 5-pc. DINETTE 39.88 Miss Vania, native of Pakistan, ^ has taught college English in Kar- >t5 ^""* 7-pc. DINETTE SET 69.88 achi, Pakistan. She is working on SWIVEL ROCKER — her master's degree in American •Y" foam literature at the University of Min- covered in durable A B^. ¦ AiBBm^a* m — M nesota. . 100% nyion pne. «o . 9-pc. DINETTE SET ¦ Reversible cushion. 71l.liOO Both will give short talks fol- lowing the dinner, which is being ¦ 89.88 sponsored by the India history , ' ¦ . ldtv - Table and 8 — 36" Wide, A ¦ . Chairs class and Houston PTA. Senior ^F]^ to Extendi 72" —J Eirtre Leaves. Girl Scouts will assist in serving. \ 'Ait' \~^\ A limited number of tickets is " "iS""1 ¦ available. Arlow Abraham is chair- - -'i-nEE ¦ ' ' ¦ man. O IIPP ¦MKL ' I w^fe ; ' :::, ' - ...... ¦ . FLOOR . . t ''. 5^J?rH i SAMPLE ~ ~~ 0V»»---^-^^ l 109.9$ Bank at Ettrick 3UI1 . _WmtLA ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_A_A_ _A _A mm j KING-SIZE LOUNGE Dllieit€ 5etS ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦QQ | 100% nylon ' pile covering on . OA - Elects Directors ' 4" deep foam, also ««n Of.OO ETTRICK , Wis. (Special ) — Di- reversible cushion. ^AO 7-pc." includes S6Xx72" 'table, 6 chairs, 2 rectors were elected at the 51st ¦ 24_gj mr\ QQ extra leaves. Chrome trim. annual meeting of Ettrick State : Bank Tuesday. PERFECTION Kr~--J OCCASIONAL CHAIR 15J. OO — L. K. Underheim of Hegg is pres- 38.00 " QQ ¦ f , \pw$r^mm^m 30- ' ' ident; Maurice Casey, vice presi- OCCASIONAL CHAIR JC.OO iiW dent , and R. J. Ofsdahl , cashier MDentt>\AU and secretary. Arnold Brovold , ».« " ™M ETS 03.00CO QQ t r« fl . Beach, Jrwin Hogden, French MAPLE LOUNGE ROCKER ,. „ * ^J ; , and OIL HEATERS Creek , GAS and Vilas Suttie Glasgow- Hardies Creek, are the other di- CUTS FUEL BILLS UP TO WITH NEW PLATFORM ROCKER 44.88 R»s. 156.00 2-pc. rectors^ 40% Betty .Ann Wall and Mrs. War- _ ^^M Bedroom Set ren Peterson are assistant cash- MIDGET PILOT. Burns only one gal. in 40 hours SNGE cHAm 69.88 iers, and Gary Quammen, North ¦ Beaver Creek, is bookkeeper. \^^^ m\ r ;¦- - — • 1 119.88 ' - Assets of the bank on Dec. 31, MVlii O ROOM Ooiihle dresser, bookcase bed , tilting mir- Iflfil , were : Capital stock , $60,000 ; ~-~r~ ' f , ror. Brown mahogany finish. surplus, $70,000 ; undivided profits , ELECTRIC 12-inch Insulated IflV/ $31, 177.83; reserves, $3(I ,30G., and | deposits. $1 ,763,753., for a total of Rog. 189.95 3 pc. Bedroom Set— 4 AVJ QQ DRILL BOOTS Reg. 5M.41 $1,963,238. , (MB I.iRiit mnhoftiny finish. Formica top. 14J » » i ejerT ~ — dal purchased the hatchery from 450 00 i** * " f j *• * * i '^ ¦ Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Slettc in No- [ NOW fl* AA maximum arch /^ vember. | | 4wS__^mMMMBf_^ ^ Includes r.-pr, dinette set . :' pc living mom ONLY $JL JLi«f«9 support ' J JUVEMIliE i f m__^^____\\\\w ^^ suite, I lounw cliiiii , I coffee t ;ihle , 2 ) A step tables , 2 l;iblc lumps , 3-pc . bedroom _ ' * , ' ' ~ '*¦ «.95 Baby Cribs- OQ" ARENZ SALE ¦set will, IHM spring ;,,„! in.M.e.vs, . M2 *. _t _t Mi",r,'SS ,nch, -a * *JQ R og, 8i95 Cr j( , MaHress— C 7A BOOTS ftmW______\ LIVING ROOM SET 1/C.OO .| l! toil. Wetpmof. For fi.y«ir crib &«* W ¦ Reg. $16.95 l lWm\__m 229.95 4-pc. 4Qr_ QQ. WAA ' : Y0 -: :YY:A, - 'Y;. .0.' "Y"'0" Tausche s SECT,0NAL IWM ! ! , :Ay' I; A_iki_^dgi^^'y : 'i Save - Save OPEN 9 am. 299.88 irn oo i. A: ' W :?*?r aw . 0:Y-;- '; 5LEEP-0-LOUNGE lDjcOft i>"- " - : ?'YA:.Y.A :Ayr:.:.i. y KAAAA A: '- Ai MMm ^Mm Ro f ^______\ 189.95 2-pc. 4 /an QQ 9- "•« Wattress or B« Spring— *)/_ QQ tm& ^t^t^tm IIVING ROOM SET JL*W.O (> 220 coil. C4.00 ___^ | Buy both for 48.00 * Mflt,re r BoX Sprin9 r, tmdt&( - -v® SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I ™* " ° . J,?; 34,88 When You Shop I WINONO I ,//>_ , _ thru or your money back! Buy both tor 66.00 NEWEST MA/ r ' ^ /affafa W ilVafT liiO NO MONEY DOWN Reg. 49.95 Mattress or Box Spring- fV}OO HU/UIWU/ i: » eoil * 3rd at TAUSCHE'S U^ SATURDAY when you buy on credit at Wards ¦" lfciOO ARENZ "W. _^____ " Buy both for 79.00 Kennedy Program Washington Calling STATE OF THE CITIZEN TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS Facfes ^Rou^h Weather' ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ - .¦ . . - ' ' ' . ¦: \ . -A Shape of 2nd Weefc/y in i.nion, Cdffio//c WITH¦ CONGRESS back there is almost universal agreement that President John F. Kennedy's program is Year Emerges slated for "rough weather." By MARQUIS CHILDS Sl^ Heading the list of controversial issues WASHINGTON — As the shape of the Presi- By DAVID LAWRENCE dent's second year emerges from decisions pub- on expected stormy congressional seas is WASHINGTON - 3K,hen a national Catholic publication conies licly taken and statements put on the record makes it possible to draw an inference the President's proposal to lower tariff there lies just ahead the choice that , more than otfT witb an editorial which that maybe Catholics generally would have fared better on cer- barriers ai a stimulant to increased tot ' any other, "must? condition the longer future. Protestant had been elected President eign trade. 0 . That is, of course, whether or not to test tain puhlic questions if a nuclear weapons in the atmo.sphere.The President of the United States last year.ethis is political iiews of prime sig- His anticipated budget message to the can have no doubt as to how momentous this nificance. ' • choice is. , "America ," a weekly review edited by a group . of Jesuit second session of the 87th Congress, spell- latest issue that , "for understandable political If he authorizes testing in the atmosphere it fathers says in its ing out his aims for _a balanced $93 billion reasons, Mr. Aenneoy nas noi spending program without new basic taxes means a new round m the? nu- , clear arms race, The Soviets been inclined to parade or in To Your Good¦ Health is expected to be viewed by the lawmak- any Way :make much of his ¦ II ¦¦ II II have said that despite their re- \ pi i i i —- ' i ———^ ers with -mingled optimism and skepti- ; Irish or his Catholic back- —— cently completed aeries they ¦ cism. ' ¦; will take the . American decision ground/' It then makes the as a signal to start up again. ? following comment: Bus Ride There is a strong feeling among many And with a new round begun on , "Unlike the late President members of Congress, including some of both sides of the divide it will be ; Roosevelt, Mr. Kennedy has MrY Kennedy's staunch supporters, that that much harder to check the not sought out the advice, as- To School race and somehow find a way sistance, . companionship and keeping the budget balanced in light of out of the nuclear dead end. friendship of highly placed Cold War pressures will be virtually im- But if President Kennedy de- Catholic dignitaries. Catholic Is Upsetiing possible. cides against testing in the at- ;' prelates and ; Catholic clergy- mosphere he takes a grave risk. men pay few if any calls thesa By JOSEPH C. MOLNER, M.D. However, a scrutinizing look at all House. With the secrecy that can be Chlldi days at the White "Dear Dr. Molner: My spending programs is certain, this being enforced in a totalitarian state the Soviets can It is significant, for instance, photograph- daughter, a freshman in an election year. That factor alone is prepare for a new series in the atmosphere. that there were no high school, has to ride on heartening to the taxpayers. With another go-round they might pass , the ers present for the relatively the bus a full hour to get ¦ United States and conceivably come up with a little-publicized visit to the to school. Because she gets " O ' ¦ ¦ " ' " ¦ ¦ radical new development such as an effective White House A Y . • O . O . , ' • ' ; . '*¦' ' ." sick on the bus, our doctor ' anti-missile missile that would, swing the strategic of the (Vati- prescribed some tablets for THIS SESSION of Congren -may0wait- balance again the West. ? ' can) secre- her to take before break- be a "talk not act" session for the same tary of state DESPITE NEWS stories coming out of fh« fast. The tablets help, but reason. Congressmen and Senators alike early in De- she can't eat any breakfast Bermuda conference and from the President's cember. Ev- will be bidding for support of their back- background session with reporters at Palm Beach, and this worries rrie terri- ery published bly. This morning she had home constituents while being careful not the decision has not been finally taken. But it photograph of lo jeopardise re-election chances. cannot be delayed more than a few weeks. This only two salty crackers that brief and a glass of milk, will be the grave responsibility in the back of meeting would Supporters of President Kennedy, be> the President's mind, as he reads his State of "Can you possible sug- through the have cost Mr. gest something substantial lieve most major legislative action will re- the Union message and as he moves Kennedy 10,- ; volve around bills having to do with for- ceremonies of the new session of Congress at the 000 votes in she could eat so early ia eign affairs. A start of a year of decision. the Bihle belt the. morning—6:30 a.tii.? As the pressures on him increase , the Presi- , Lawrence The bus ride home doesn't in 1964 and bother her. Moit domaatic itsuas, many con- dent is reported to be more reluctant than ,yiy JVlr. Kennedy, who is an ex- —Mrs. J. K." grai»ional {aadart baliava, wilt ba of his advisers to rnake the affirmative move. perienced poli tic i an , can: Since the bus ride bothers Both publicly and privately he has, expressed ralaigttacl secondary, delayed «r scarcely be asked to overlook her in the morning but hot in t« confidence that despite ? the latest Soviet tests, such hard facts of public life no-action catagoriaiY the afternoon , I suspect that which broke a moratorium of nearly three years' in America. her troubles—both the car duration , the United States still maintains a "Photographs of the Presi- sickness and the inability to An underlying reason for this is that nuclear lead. But the military-scientific weapons THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND ' dent with Protestant spokes- eat—are psychological rather any legislaUon aimed at halting the spiead makers are pushing certain technological break- men like Evangelist Billy than physical. of communism will draw support from aU throughs and they argue that these can be proved Graham, on the other hand, out only by tests In the atmosphere. A Not that her misery isn't most every side. Domestic issues, on the are pure 14-?carat gold, to be real' enough. Of course it is. . contrary, tend to be highly controversial laid away at five-per-cent in- Our nerves can play all sorts THE RELUCTANCE on all sides to talk about terest till the day of reckon- and can prove costly in the election booth. understandable if only because MewM of mean tricks on us. this question is the decision ing in 1964." I think,.if you exercise pa- the consequences, whichever way The same editorial says that Another point is that the nation is pres- goes, are §o far-reaching. The other day Harrison tience and diplomacy. you can ently experiencing a general feeling of ¦Brown, professor of geochemistry at California "these .presidential ventures overcome, the problem. prosperity. Congress will be cautious be- and a? leading authority onto the high wire of tight rope Since she can eat salt crack- Institute of Technology ProfitsA Henry. Kaiser, appreciable adverse reactions Kappa lecture in Denver that unless the arms WASHINGTON-W it h eight . owns all the stock) and 50 and other companies associat- carefully add ¦¦ "' ' ¦ "¦' ¦ ¦ ' ' war was among his co-religionists," and . Y * , - ^V A Y -*0 A race was somehofr halted a nuclear high officials fired from the percent is owned by Kaiser ed with Kaiser and Betchel- other things. ''inevitable." Aluminum , has a loog-range that "in view of his peculiar An egg in the Eisenhower administration for McCone in building boulder position ,. Mr. Kennedy is not WHILE FOREIGN aid program! ara There is reason to believe that many others conflicts of interest , it would contract to transport Kaiser's, dam. rtiilki and a certain to rehiain well financed, Congress bauxite from Jamaica expected to maike excessively bit of sweet- with comparable knowledge hold this same dark seem mandatory that both to Ba- friendly overtures to any one is expected to insist on some modifications foreboding. Professor Brown snid tkit some posi- Democrats ant] Republicans ton Rouge." THIS COMBINE mada a kill- ening and . intervention is essential if ing. Uncle Sam needed ships, connected with his church." flavoring if and changes in distribution, especially to tive and substantial take a very In its review , of Mr. Ken- neutral" and dictatorship nations which the race is not to end in war. The probability is close look at YET WHEN McCon* wai was willing to pay any price desired, will " by design and intention being, investigated for them, and the Todd-McO nedy 's first 12 months in of- . help a great that it would not be war Ihe conflict-of by the late , , give little more than lip service to the. anti- but either by a physical accident — a runaway Sen. Styles Bridges (R., N.H. -) Cone-Kaiser combine went to fice however the magazine dea l nutrition- interest issue find s "one major incident to Communist fight. missile — or by the kind of irrationality re- b c f o re ap- and the Senate Armed Serv- town, though later Todd got ally, and she siilUng from long pent up frustration and sus- ices Subcommittee regarding out and left the West coast criticize." This arose in , the •may tolerate A big factor favoring President Kenne- pointing and President's , stand in barring it easily. picion . con f 1 r m- his quickie C-119 contract to field to Kaiser and McCone. dy in his efforts-to^ivln-eoBgressionaLJaack- This was really the start that federal aid to parochial schools Next t r y intervention might ing new men. . Kaiser, he claimed: "I have ing for his many programs is his increas- WHAT THE nature of this had no business relationship put Kaiser into steel; alumi- on constitutional grounds. The toast and jelly Moln«r be is not iiow evident. A compromise .settlement John A. Mc- editorial A reaffirms its judg- instead of the crackers, or in ed popularity nationwide. Cone picked with Kaiser for years ... I num, and various other bus- on Berlin and Germany could have served ; such inesses today, and which made ment that Mr. Kennedy was addition to them. Later wprk West currently to replace Al- have no benefit to gain from Public opinion polls show that the man a purpose. But observers in the the affairs of his companies. McCone one of the wealthy "clearly out of line" in "at- in a small glass of fruit juice agree that any broad settlement is¦ unlikely. The len Dulles as tempting to settle, by presi- or a piece of fresh fruit. . in the White House is in much higher r% head of the vi- 0 The statement therefore that independent ship operators of most that can be expected is an accommodation the USA. dential dictum , a thorny and I think eventually you'll get gard today than he was a year ago when arc in divided Berlin tally impor- I was a link in Henry Kais- presei-ving things as they Pearson ' complicated constitutional issue a substantial breakfast into he first took office and the lawmakers and cri the access routes to the city. While this tant Central er s 'chain of influence' should According to the sworn state- be corrected." ment of Ralph E. Casey of like that of aid to private • her, and the "bus sickn ess" were in its first session of the 87th Con- may work for a time the way will be open to Intelligence Agency, has a rec- schools." The editorial finds should disappear. -suits? their , ord which is interesting on Nonetheless , Sen. Bridges the General Accounting office gress. A the Soviets to heat up Berlin when it , there is a "distinction that is ¦ ¦ ¦ thereby feed the frustration three counts: showed that McCone went to before the House Merchant KEEP IN mind (but don't ' - ¦ ¦ ¦ purposes again and very much to the fore in Cath- . • Y and enhance the danger. i. He has made more mon- amazing lengths to switch Marine Committee in 1946 : olic minds as they ponder the tell her) the fact that she's a «i """• Those arguing for new tests in the atmos- ey out of Uncle Sam on war part of a C-119 flying, boxcar "It would seem when profits dilemmas of the first Catho- freshman is probably signifi- phere, - 'and virtuall y all the military arc in this contracts than perhaps any contract away from Fairchild from government contracts lic President." It then adds: cant. She's under the. nervous Sales Tax to Clip camp, insist that the risk of waiting is- too great. other man now working for the in Hagerstovri , Md., to Kaiser paid from public funds soar tension of getting used to a Sooner or later this country must , tost its own government. at Willow Run , Mich., at a to such astronomical heights "THE DISTINCT ION lies be- new environment and new anti-missile missile with a -warhead in the upper 2. He has had a continuing cost figure which turned out in proportion to invested cap- tween clear understanding, on problems. As she becomes ac- Wisconsin Visitors atmosphere and since that is inevitable there, is close financial connection with to be $1,339,140 per plane as ital , someone should come for- the one hand , of the political customed to things, she'll calm n« noint in nostnoninc a decision. the Henry J. Kaiser interests against Fairchild's $260,000. It ward with a satisfactory ex- ' circumstances and contingen- down. to which , as tinder secretary OCCUPANTS ef thoia Illinois •ulomo- , oil began over a luncheon be- planation." cies which might make it per- Indeed , that is quite likely for air, he gave a very in- tween Henry J. Kaiser and sonally expedient for a Catho- the reason why she is upset go- biles which dominate the out-of-state ve- teresting quickie contract for Under r He went on to testify ; "The lic President not to be in the Secretary McCone afte California Shipbuilding Corp. ing to school, but at ease go- hicles racing up Wisconsin highways to making flying boxcars (C-119) Kaiser 's venture iq the auto reviewing stand at a St. Pat- ing home—a good thing for the resort country each summer will be IN YEARS GONE BY in the record time of 10 days, was incorporated Jan. 6, 1941, industry had been a flop. and rick's Day parade—and , on the you to remember, hut of no contributing an at a price three times great- the entire cash invest- other hand , failure to under- particular ¦ extra portion for the priv- in e n t represented by 1,000 value to her,. since ilege this year. Ten Yea rs Ago ./.1952 er than that of Kaiser 's com- A . THIRD congressional stand and refusal to counte- obviously she i.s reading sub- petitor, fairchild. hearing, Sept. 25, 1946, shows shares of capital stock at a par nance a positive act of dis- installed as value of $100 consisted of $50 consciously to these stresses. The same goes for residents of Indi- Dr. William K. Green has bciyi .1. He is shrewd and able, , . the close financial kinship Be- ,- crimination. " services at the Masonic Temple. tween McCone and Kaiser and 000 invested by the Todd Ship- Don't belabor the situation. ana , Iowa, Michigan and Minnesota , for high priest at which accounts not only for All this is but another way Don't argue! Don't keep harp- Ravings Bank will his capacity for making why it was possible for Kaiser yards and $50,000 invested . by whom Wisconsin will be a more costly va- The . Winona National and mon- 10 of saying that the President's ing on it. And don 't try to ' a $100 , 000 remodeliiiR project begin- ey but for his agility in keep- to barge in on McCone, have companies affiliated with cationland in 1962. undertake - Henry J. Kaiser. stand on aid to parochial force the food. These things ning in March. ing high government positions luncheon with him , and walk schools is being widely dis- would just add to her discom- under out with a multimillion-dollar All will have to pay a three percent both Republicans and "ABOUT A yaar later, on cussed among Catholics. It is fortY She needs calm, easy, Democrats. contract as good as signed. being questioned already by sales tax on nine broad categories of Twenty-Five Years Ago . . . 1937 Feb, 19, 1942, a meeting was tactfu l help. When McCone came up for This third hearing probed the called for the purpose of de- some political observersWheth- The pills , since thoy help, goods and services when they take a trip A, C. Solcm . has been re-elected chairman of confirmation as chairman of phenomenal war profits rolled er Mr. Kennedy will have as are all right but I predict that Bureau of the Association of Com- -by. claring dividends out of Ihe in the state after Feb. L the Merchants tbe Atomic Energy Commis- up both'McCone and Kais- surplus. The minutes of the solid support from Catholics in tbe time will come when she merce, automatically making hi in a member of sion on July 3, 19511, he let er when they were shipbuilding 1964 as ho . had in 1360. won't need them. partners , meeting said : Wisconsin also will tap vacationers for tlie board of directors . si i p one Interesting fact during the war and "After a full discussion , upon The President has antagon- the use of its parks. The parks have been Winon a was praised for its health record—our which puts hiin in a position when they parlayed an > iiw«st- motion duly made ... it was ized many citizens of the Cath- free, but maintenance costs have risen and safe milk supply I.s the best among tlie state 's of having had a possible con- ment of $100,000 into a profit unanimously resolved olic persuasion because he has review. He says that the ques- of $4,423,000. that a the Legislature enacted an automobile lending communities. flict of interest. Answering a dividend of $1,000 per share said flatly that federal aid to tion of whether the national question sticker fee to pay for it. The fee per car from Sen. Clinton McCone was then president he , and the same hereby is, Catholic schools cannot be jus- government "can contribute fi- Anderson (D. , N.M.) , ho said: of the California Shipbuilding tified under will be $2 for the season or 50 cents a Fifty Years Ago . . . 1912 declared. " the constitution. nancially to parochial educa- "Yes, I have some business Co., organized about one year Yet , under the administration tion, directly or indirectly." clay. The Winona-iMiiine.sol.-i Land <-'o. has ' incorpor- relationships with , in- This, concluded GAO execu- Kaiser before Pearl Harbor when Todd tive Casey, was a profit of , of Protestant presidents in the is a continuing one, Ho con- ated with headquarters in Winona with .1. K. asmuch as a jointly owned Shipbuilding put up $50, 000, $1 - past , THE CIGARET tax wat raited t pen- 000,000 on the investment of Congress has enacted cludes as follows: Martin ns president. company, 25 percent of which with another $50,000 coming laws that allow federal funds "Anyone suggesting thnt the ny a pack last September to finance a $50 $100,000 within one year—all at 'the coldest weather in Winona—35 degrees be- i.s owned by Hendy (Joshua from the BetchcI-McConc-Pnr- to be used for the construc- answer to tho question , as a million the expense of Uncle Sam's , ten-year outdoor resources pro- low xero—greeted residents this morning. shipbuilding business. tion of dormitories and labor- matter of constitutional Inw , Is gram. Visitors are sharing in this cost as atories in Catholic colleges and clear one wny or the other is The profitable partnership for the payment of tuition of either deluding well. between Kaiser McCone or deluded." Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 JtlSL %ML K. and war veterans nnd scholarships So the issue is bound to be And persons who live in border states ., .Several Winnniins are working for a general continued until it rolled up a for students .who wish to at- war profit of $44 ,42.1.000 nnd discussed in the next cam- and work in Wisconsin will be subject to market to be used by the fanners for selling . tend Catholic-operated institu- paign, and it may be added according to McCone 's own tions. the Wisconsin income tax for tho first their products. testimony, that , because so many of the the association is members of time. The Legislature adopted a wilhhold- The water at Ihe draw bridge is three feet, continu ing in the form of a PERHAPS Congress now are stage. THE most strik- finding it a hot political issue in system along;with a sales tax;, and Ihrcc inches above low water joint shipping line today. In ing statement on Ihe subject .K.. "' "'. '' 7" back homo, there is little like- Border state residents wh6 worlc "Here w"in' .between.McCone. as undeuicc- ihat... has y.nt-heea...made..M lihood Years Ago . . . 1862 retary of the Air Force, help- that for a long-time-to begin paying on income Feb. 1. One Hundred any legal authority comes in come any broad measure of The Second Minnesota Regiment pulled tent ed swing one of the juiciest an exhaustive analysis of nil airplane federal aid to education -will be The state's selective sales tax was ilukcs on New Year 's morning nnd started their contracts in history to the decisions of the Supreme passed. Henry Kaiser . Court of the United States geared to so-called luxury items and march for Columbia. ¦ most of these hit tlie transient. Lodging, throughout its history touching Ailverttaemtnt on the powers of the states meals out, cigarets, tobacco, sporting Desiqns Churches nntl the federal government goods, admissions, telegraph and tele- WINONA DAILY NEWS as they relate to education in FAT phone services are all included In the VANCOUVER MV- Ouirches. religious and non-religious three percent levy. An Independent Ncuntpaper — Established IS,15 like homes, should l>« design- schools. It wns written by ed for those who live in them , Philip D. Kurlnnd . professor of OVERWEIGHT Estimates of the revenue Wisconsin \V. K. W IIITK ^^->> "Some denominations require this GUARANTEE: if not anllslled for m any reason lust rtturn Ihe package ta Tne Associated Press i.s entitled exclusively a church thnt could almost bo SHARPENED^=3g2^S= your drujo'V end get your full money to the use for republication of nil the. local classed ns an auditorium , beck. No questions asked. ODRINEX le , though I walk through vallay of sold wilh tM» guarantee by; Yta the tha news printed in this newspaper us well as all others with a strong emphasis ahadew of death, i will fear no evil: for Thou 6 A-I*. news dispatches. on liturgy require focusing of KOLTER'S -Si Brown Drug Store 117 W, Third 11. ara wIMi ma; Thy rod and Thy ttart, thay cam- "Yes, I have a question — is there any more of that (IAI.KB BKBVK E the main attention on the * - Mall Orders filled fort me. Pi. 23:4. i Thursday, January 11, 190:1 delicious taked Alaska? " chancel and the minister." 101 M.nk.lo \,t, |., 1(m, itu JANUARY IV, 1962 The Dally Record THURSDAY At Winona Two-State Deaths Winona Deaths General Hospital John L. Strickland Mrs. John C. Welch VlaiUflf hours: . Medical and iurjieai LAKE CITY, Minn. (Special)— Mrs. John C. Walch , 82, 156 E. patients: 2 to 4 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. (no John L. Strickland, 80, died Wed- Broadway, died at 2:15 a.m. to- children under 12) Maternity patients: 2 to 1:30 arid T to nesday at Lake City Hospital „aftier day at her home after a long ill- 1:30 p.m." (adult* only). a long illness. ness. - The former. Leona Steichen, she s WEDNESDAY He was born Feb. 23, 1881, at Zumbro Falls, son of Mr. and Mrs. was born March 29, 1879, in North- Admissions wood, Iowa, daughter of Matt and Miss Frances¦ ¦ Wachowiak, Chad F. Wedul, 418 Grand St. ¦ WEATHER FORECAST . . . Some snow or upper three-fourths of the nation while cold or Mrs. Marcella L. Berth, 760 E. ' - Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Funeral services will be Satur- snow flurries caii be expected tonight in the colder weather is likely to continue from the At- Friday at Peterson-Sheehan Cha- day at 9:30 a.m. at Burke Fu- Howard St. northern Rockies, northwestern Gulf coast and lantic states ' through the Gulf coast into the Buffalo Co. Heart Merle Martin, Minnesota City, pel, Lake City, the Rev. E. '.K. My- neral Home and at io at Cathed- ' Jobless fay Set ' ¦ ers, Lake City Methodist Church, ral of the Sacred Heart, the lit. southeastern Lakes with rain in eastern Florida. southern Plateau and southern Pacific coast. Minn. ' '' ¦ Council Planning Ernest A. Grtlnz, 182 Harvester officiating. Burial will be in Lake- Rev. Msgr. Harold Dittman offic- A warming trend is expected over most of the (AP Photofax Map) -¦ . ' For Wabasha Co. Ave. ¦' wood Cemetery. iating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Poster Contest Mrs. Alfred J. Bork , Fountain Friends may call this afternoon Cemetery. Friends may call at the By Winona Office City, Wis. and Friday until the time of funeral home Friday afternoon and MONDOVI . Wis. (Special) - evening. Rosary will be said at 8. WABASHA , Minn.—Representa- Discharges service at ¦ Peterson-Sheehan¦ ¦ Chap- Members of the Buffalo County Baby Timothy S. Morris 372 ¦- ' ¦" ¦¦ ¦/ tives of the Winona office of the ei: :— • ¦;. . . China Presses Propane Leak Heart Council have completed Lafayette St. plans for the annual Heart Fund Stal e Employment Service will re- Mrs. Hulda Linden, Lewiston, Fred A. Haskins WEATHER drive which will be conducted dur- sume unemployment claims serv- Minn. OSSEO, Wis. (Special )-Fred A. ing February. ice to Wabasha County residents Mrs. Harriet Seiz, Watkins Mem- Haskins, 64, died suddenly at his OTHER TEMPERATURES The Heart Council this year is every other Wednesday beginning orial Home. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For New Red Empties Town Jan. 24 at the courthouse, Waba- home at Allen Tuesday afternoon. sponsoring a heart poster contest ' -¦ '¦ Mrs. Jarejes P. Moger, Red Top He was a veteran of World War (AP) sha. . . ' . ' High Low Pr. RISCO, Mo. — .About 500 shift in Wind direction would send in seventh and eighth grades of This was announced by Ray H. Trailer Court. I and member of Osseo American residents of this southeastern Mis- the gas billowing down upon the the elementary schools of the coun- St. Charles, Albany, clear ...... 29 4 .. Brown, office manager. Hours Mrs. Lena Fabian, Legion Post. He was employed by souri village . fled their homes village. ty- Albuquerque, clear ... 13 -6 .. Conference ' ¦ ' - ¦ . are from 1:30-3:30 p.m. throughout Minn. ¦ ¦ United Milk Products here 10 ' Wednesday when propane gas be- . Atlanta, cloudy ...... 24.; 8 •- .' ." By WILLIAM L. RYAN . The schools have been placed the winter, years and was working for Dairy Bismarck, snow ...... 14 9 T gan leaking from a 12,000-gnllon SPRING GROVE PTA in two divisions. One consists of ¦ OTHER BIRTHS Maid of Augusta at the time of his AP Social Correspondent tank at Risco High School. ¦ Boise, clear ...... 26 16 '. - .'. . ¦ SPRING GROVE , Minn. (Spe- Alma, Cochrane, Fountain City, WENDLAND AT HARMONY death. ' ..- ' . ' '¦;. ' About 1,200 . students at the CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special)— Boston , clear . ... 27. 13 . - f The Yugoslav press reports a cial)—Spring Grove PTA will meet Mondovi , St. Boniface/ StO Mary's Survivors are: Wis wile, Mil- ' school joined the exodus in0zero HARMONY . OMinn. (SpeciaD- At . Caledonia Community Hospit- Chicago, clear ...... 2 -10 ... rumor about the Soviet-Chinese Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in the and Sacred0 Heart. The other is Dr, " R. T, Wendian d of Winona dred ; one son, John, Eau Claire; Cleveland , clear ..... 8 2 Y. weather. auditorium. Mrs. Olive Heglmeier, composed of Gilrnanto n , Dover, al: ¦ quarrel which may be more than State College, will speak to the - , two grandchildren ; four brothers, Denver, clear ...... -. , 5-5 ;• ..' The townspeople were to return Mabel , a former exchange teach- Nelson , Cream, Mpdeii'a,'' Oak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sand Ira and Dean Osseo; Milton, Alma mere gossip. The rumor is that chemistry classes here at the high Houston , a daughter Jan. 3 , . Des MoinesYclear .... - 3 -11 .t today but the school will remain er in West Berlin , will speak on Grove , Gilman Valley and Grif- . Center, and Calvin, Whitewater, ' ¦ ' the Red Chinese are circulating a closed until Friday. The tank can school Jan. 18. He was also ad- Mr. and Mrs. . Ronald Johnson, Detroit, clea r . —... 14 4 :. 't her experiences in Berlin. Several fin. A dress the Science Club on the Wis., and three sisters, Mrs.. Vir- Fairbanks, snow .. - .' -. .14 -16 .04 letter among Communist leaders be repaired until all the gas has musical numbers will also be pre- The winner of each division will Caledonia, twin sons Jan. 4. One gil Durst, Milwaukee, "Discovery, Manufacture and Uses died soon after birth. and Mrs. Fort Worth , clear ...,. 16 R . around the world . demanding a escaped. ' sented. The executive board will receive a latex model of the hu- Ralph Sieg and Mrs. Armin Gjest- ' of Synthetics. " . Mr. and Mrs. William McCabe, Helena, clear ...... A l - 7 .. party lead- Most of Risco s residents took i meet at 7 p.m. man heart for his school and a vaiig, "Osseo. ' , ' new conference of 81 shelter in Maiden and other nea ' ¦ . Honolulu clear ..Y.... 80 "l ;. . r- r ' - ' ' - . . - ' FIRE AT OSSEO Caledonia , a daughter Friday. t- - ' ¦? certificate of award from the Wis- •The funeral service will be Fri- Indianpblis, clear ..... 1 -8 . .. ers. . by towns. . . consin Heart Association. Mr. and Mrs.; Marlow Ander- Automobile manufacturers are ' ' OSSEO, Wis. iSpecial)-The fire day at 2 p.m. at Osseo Congrega- Kansas City; clear .... 7 -3- .. . The Chinese, according to this Leo Hawkins, supervisor , of0 the ? - . . ¦ ¦ : ' ' son , Houston, a daughter . Satur- tional Church, . i also among the nation s leading department was called to the the Rev. C. E. Los Angeles, clear .... 72 47 .. report , want a chance to appeal Missouri Liquid Petroleum Co., ' - James Baker residence at 8; 45 day. Guthrie officiating. Military rites users of newspaper advertising. In ? Syrian sarafs . traditional mon- . Mr. and Mrs. John Esch , Cal- Louisville, snow ...... 4 - 2 T from the decisions of the Khrush- recommended the, evacuation . A 1960, (heir national expenditure ey-lenders, still flourish in ? com- a.m. today to extinguish a chim- will be conducted by Osseo Legion Memphis, clear ...;... 6 - I ."., chev group in Moscow and pos- north wind blew the gas away ney blaze. Damage Was confined edonia , a daughter Monday . Post at Osseo Cemetery. The aux- j was $113,963,000, which represents petition with modern commercial HARMONY , Minn. ( Special ) — Miami, cloudy ...:.:..- 78 HO ,. sibly to put Khrushchev in his from Risco but officials . feared a an 18,1 percent rise over. 1959. 0 banks in that country. to smoke and cracked plaster. iliary will serve lunch following Milwaukee, clear?.. ... 5 -ll ... place as . a heretic from Marxism- At Harmony Community Hospital : the service. Mr, and Mrs. Martin Howard, Mpls.-St. Paul, cloudy - 4 - 9. .. Leninism. :¦ ¦¦ Friends may call this evening New Orleans, clear ... 28 14 .. a son Jan. 3. " ' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fishbaugh- and until time of services Friday New York, clear ..... 24 15 . '. If th* report is true there is at Oftedahl Funeral Home. Oklahoma City, clear 31 0 .. much more0 involved than a mere ¦ er, a son Monday. over ideology. The real SPRING- GROVE, Minn. (Spe- Omaha, clear ...... 1 - 7 .. squabble I- Philadelphia, clear .. .. 24 10 .. basis of the dispute is economic. HI HI ) 11 nilI cial At Spring Grove Hospi- I g I I I I ti — Two-Sta Funerals ii I I iiiiii I I I o i II iii I ii te i in lli | ¦ ¦- ' Phoenix, clear ...... 550 28 .. Briefly, Red China wants con- tal: . ; :- ". v0 . Mrs. Archie Hanson Portland , Me,, clear .. 27 6 siderably more economic help Mr. and Mrs. .Arlari Forde, De- the Soviet Union than it is corah, Jowa, a daughter Jan. 5. TAYLOR, Wis. " (Special) — Fu- Portland, Ore., clear . 45 25 ... from ; neral services for Mrs. Archie, Rapid City, cloudy ... 23 2 . .. getting. In addition , U- wants help Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ganten- a member of the bein, St. Paul, a son Jan. 7. Hanson, 62, who died suddenly St. Louis, clear . .^ ..... 4-7 .' . toward becoming ? oO? Aiisel Aiidlerseii^so weapons club. I ;j v: 0: o|| WABASHA, Minn. At St. Eliza- Tuesday evening, will be at 2 p.m. Salt Lake City, clear - ,. 22 9 exclusive nuclear o beth's Hospital : Saturday at Taylor Lutheran San Francisco, clear .. 64 51 ;. In both areas, Moscow is drag* Church, the Rev. Vincent Aaker Seattle , clear ...... 47 30' A ging its feet. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Steiner, proper Alma , Wis.,. a son Jan. 5. officiating. Burial will be in Wood- Tampa, rain 68 46 ,07 To clothe its demands in Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weiss, Alma , lawn Cemetery. Washington/ clear .... 26 9 .02 Communist terms, Peiping is re- Wis., a daughter Jan. 5. Friends may call at Jensen Fu- (T—Trace) ported advancing the argument neral Home, Taylor, after 1 p.m. that the USSR, as the leading So- Friday and from 1-2 p.m. at the cialist (Communist) nation, should IMPOUNDED DOGS church Saturday. Municipal Court lead the rest of the camp in al- Midwinter locating its economic resources so lij I No. 1430 — Male, black 0 and Tho former Leva Halverson she brown, no license, second day. was born Nov. 14, 1898, in Norway. WINONA that the more backward countries No. 1431 — Female, brown , no She came to this country in 1904. Forfeits were: in the camp can make rapid license, second day. Survivors are: Her husband, Bernard L. Clark, 21, Trempea- strides ahead. No. 1432 — Male, black, no li- Archie; four sons, Artis, Portage; leau, Wis., $25, charged with The rumor about Chinese de- cense, first day. LaVerne, Taylor; Clayton, Gran- speeding 55 miles, per hour in-a 40- mands was reported in a Moscow Available for good homes! ton , and Dean, Alma Center; two mile zone on the interstate bridge, dispatch to the Zagreb newspaper Several males and females. daughters, Mrs. Warren (Marie* where he was arrested by police Clearanee Sale I Vjesnik. It described Soviet dip- , |j Wheelock Alexandria, Va., and Wednesday at 1:20 a.m. lomacy as playing a simultaneous Mrs. Donavon (Donna) Larson, Patrick T. Tworney, 18, 920 W. double chess game with the West Minneapolis; 12 grandchildren; Mark St., $25, charged with speed- and the Chinese, the latter about Blair Oldsters three brothers, Omer Halverson, ing 40 miles per hour in a 30-mile to make a move whose motive Milwaukee; Enier Halverson, Tay- zone. He was arrested by police still is hidden. lor, and Robert Halverson, Edger- . . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' Wednesday at 12:10 a.m. at Wab- "A rumor is abroad these.days," : ¦ : ¦ Y ¦ ¦ ¦ ton, and one sister, Mrs. Rachel asha and South Baker streets. , "that the Chinese leader- I A V " ' :¦ ' ' '^ ' ¦Once again - . ; A .O - '-- " , ; ¦ : ' " . I 1 Oppegard, Taylor. it said ' " -o . ' Mark Birthdays Dwight W. Brackett , Battle ship has circulated a letter criti- ^ BLAIR , Wis. ( Special)—Two ol Clarence M. Kemp Creek, Mich., £10, charged ; with cizing the Soviet attitude toward I ^ JO I 35 it's mid-w inter Blair 's older citizens have reached WABASHA, Minn. 'Special ) — driving through a stoplight. He Albania, among the leading bodies Dl nifl Q I 1 another milestone the past few Clarence M. Kemp, 75, St. Paul , was arrested by police Wednesday of some parties. It is claimed in days. died early Wednesday morning at at 5:55 p.m. at 3rd and Center Peiping that by indicting Albania I? c learance time Die Srorley observed his 89th Ancker Hospital, St. Paul. streets. unilaterally, without consulting Lounge Chairs - || birthday Jan. 5. Itfe has been He is survived by his wife, a James I. Brenno, 20, 4250 7th other parties, the Soviet leader- ¦ ; , at Andersen's. KOOfT)^ If pretty much the same the past former Wabasha resident. She is St., Goodview , $10, charged with ship flouted the principle of soli- years for Storley because of his the former Gertrude Whitmore, driving with vision obscured. Tlie darity in relations between par- impaired eyesight. Other survivors are: A son , Rob- Highway Patrol officer who arrest- ties. The Chinese, it seems, de- ;Q He does enjoy good health , has ert , Toledo, Ohio; two daughters, ed Brenno Monday at 5:25 p.m. mand in their letter the conven- |V ; ing of a new conference of the c;^ good hearing and a keen memory Mrs. George (Marguerite) Dahl , on Highway 61 in Winon a said he ¦ ¦ i ( sale is from and enjoys company Mr. and Mrs. St. Paul, and Mrs. Harry (Edith ! had dice hanging in the wind- 81 part ies to discuss the Soviet- ^M :¦r. >—' iriRirs i un J mm¦ 11 f«g Storley moved here in 1943 from Green, Minneapolis: 11 grandchil- shield. Albanian—or rather , the Soviet- the old Storley homestead two dren , and one brother. James W, Cochran , Rochester. Chinese—disagreements. " Ur regU ar miles east of Blair. A private funeral service will j Minn., $10, charged with failing .|»|i|fS|:Y|| He received cards, money and In .addition, the Red Chinese I I I I I I be held at 2 tun. Saturday at ; to. stop for a stop sign. He was are reported to contend that the i~ ° ' other gifts. Among greetings was < stock-no | j | ¦ Abbott-Wise Funeral Home, the arrested by police Friday at 12:28 Soviet Communist party leader- 1? H . I w II——I I —L—u^i— I J——~~A—jamt—j±uLI I am N i i ' i i I i— i — i , I mm ' - one from his former pastor and Rev. James Cole, Grace Episcopal , p.m. at South Baker Street and ship has no right ,to consider ac- ^ wife , the Rev . and Mrs . B. J. Hat- Church, officiating. Burial will be i Gilmore Avenue. tions taken at one of its own na- IB" . specially j \ \ MH lcm. Northfield , Minn . Mr. and in Riverview Cemetery, Wabasha. ! WHITEHALL r. c T Mrs. Storley are members tional congresses, such as the 22nd A of There will be no visitation. j WHITEHALL , Wis. (Special i - in Moscow last October , as bind- A End Tables |J Trempealeau Valley Lutheran The following cases were handled I Bedroom purc¦ 'h ased Church. ing on all Communists and the M_ - H f '** George H. Ollhoff in Trempealeau County Traffi c prescribed course for Communist The couple 's only child. Mrs. FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis.—George Court , Wednesday morn ing by development. items. Sale . Walter (Olga) Gudie , lives in Min- Herman Ollhoff , 79, St. Michael 's Judge A. h. Twesme: The Chinese are vastly impati- I Sets Coffee Tables 19 neapolis. Lutheran Home, died suddenly of Forfeitures : ent , too, with Khrushchev 's atti- prices are ' . -i Mrs. Henry AA. Hanson observed a heart attack there at 2:30 p.m. j Myron Olson . Galesville , non- tudes regarding export of the rev- I ii a o |.- her fifith birthday Tuesday. She Wednesday. j registration of motor vehicle , $10. olution. MattreSSeS & has lived alone on the farm one He formerly lived at 1502 E, San- I Ralph , C. Haines Sr., Arcadia , The Chinese want , more and determined by Occasional I mile west of Blair since fhe death born St., Winona. He was horn j failure to yield right of way , $15. more violent revolution wherever | , son of the late (Jordon of her husband in 1954 . She en- there Sept. 12, 1082 I Richard H. , Eau Claire, there is a climate for it , and ever .v I Box Springs joys fairly good health, The for- John Ollhoff and Mlhelmina Ban- I failure to stop at arterial , $10. effort to intervene and capture the length of Tables mer Susan Beswick was born in doline. He was a lifelong area res- j Clarence Waldera , Whitehall , such revolutions —i n Africa. Asia 1^ Town of Burnside near Elk Creek, ident. He was a member of St. | failure to yield right of way, $15. and Latin America particularly— ¦ Michael' ' Evangelical Lutheran I Costs of ¦K time on our ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦ the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. s $3 were levied in each by the world Communist apparat- ¦ I I ¦ AM « ¦ *¦¦, ilJllifJ „ ': ¦ m? ¦ ""' P sA10n Chester Beswick .Jr. The family Church , Fountain City. i case. us directed from Moscow. Khrush- - a m m '- m I SP I : I ' I I m -: moved to the present farm in 1891. Mr, Ollhoff , a retired sash and floor and chev obviously wants widespread HI' -mML-MuA—mt—^i—ma-^^—AA—^L-JAAL^a^. C5L—U_^——_P I ¦ ,-¦ - -5¦>, It is now operated by her son , door maker , was , a bachelor. revolution , too—hut lie's inclined { I I I I I I I I I I Everett , who with his family re- Nieces and nephews survive. to be careful about it , much too ! ¦ i whether the w. \ t m H sides a short distance from the A funeral service will be held nt Algerian Rebels cautious to .suit the Chinese. * place. 2 p.m. Friday at Breitlow Funeral 3 J^tchen -Home, - Winona; -the Hew -Harold ence- to...Algeria -—__ _ P i pi ece is ..still j) Essmann, pastor , St, Michael' s European- terrorists have lieen | : ^ | Evangelical Lutheran Church , of- Declare Waron killing Moslems and pro-inde- ^ St. Charles Bank ficiating. Burial will be in Wood- pendence Frenchmen and explod- I Accessories from an Sets I i lawn Cemetery, Friends may call ing plastic bombs almost nt will Stockholders Name Friday at the mortuary. Rightwing Army on the streets of Oran , Algiers active and other major cities. 1 Pictures Sofa Bed^ I l 2 New Directors By ANDREW BOROWIEC The rebel governmen t in its Goldwater Has CASABLANCA . Morocco (AIM- communique said it had taken I : __J grouping. I | ST. CHARLES, Mmn. (Special * The Algerian rebel government new but undisclosed measures |o - •-Stockholders of First National l Plea for has declared war on tho Secret combat the Secret Army, and Bnnk Tuesday elected two addi- Specia Army Organization , tht? right- warned that the underground' s IF WE wing underground determined to activ ities could jeopardize the in- I DON'T HAVE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR WE WILL I tional directors. keej ) ^ ' They are Ray Wiskow nnd Don Auto Concerns Algeria French. But Ihe reb- terdsts of the entire Furopcan els appeared lo hold out the peace minority In an independent Alge- I > SPECIAL ORDER THE ITEMS WITH A SPECIAL I Campbell. Other directors are : DETROIT (AP ) - Sen. Harry j| Ralph Haugen , dove to French President Charles ria. Francis Kramer, Goldwater , R-Ariz. , ended a de Gaulle. Leo McCarthy, Sulho Laakso, Karl speech on what he ' regards as the At the same time the rebel Tluil Lloyd The rebel governmenl-iii-exilc Watson , Frank \ nnd perils of inflation at the annua l wound up a four-day meeting here command said il was aware of Heim. banquet of the Society of Automo- Wednesday with a communique the "evolution toward a peacefu l I' , Reduction During This Sale Officers and employes are Kra- tive Engineers Wednesday niflht that foreshadowed a new upsurge and negotiated solution to the 10% I mer , president ; Haugen and Wis- with a specinl , off-the-cuff plea to of rebel attacks in the Algerian Algerian problem. " It announced kow , vice presidents; Campbell , the automotive brass Hint brought , willingness lo sign .'in agreement J) rebellion with Algeria 's European executive vice president; . J. down the house . extremists instead' of the French with France that would permit I 103 Center St. Fine Furniture ¦ Laudon , cashieu; Mrs. Virgil .Hove "While you 're -working with tail- army as the chief target . "a loyal and sincere application Akscl nnd Mrs. Reuben Gerry, assistant fins and chrome," , he said, "can 't of the Algerian people's right to ^ AnderSCll cashiers ; Mrs. Clifford Kesler nnd you please mix in some wind- The increatinp activity ol right. self-determination and independ- | Sandra Goretzski , tellers, and Mrs. shield washers that work—every wing French terrorists in Algeria ence, coupled wit h nil tbe neces- Richard Barry and Teresa Molar- time; engines that start—every and France has led many rebel sary guarantees (or Ihe Algerian | | | | | | | | | | | ity, bookkeepers. time ; windows that go up and leaders to doubt that the French people ns well as for the legiti - I I II ll l was a down — every time; and clocks government could carry out an mate Interests of France and for Reports showed Hint I'Jli ' aticecssfu! year. that tell time." ngrccmenl promising independ- the Europeans in Algeria. " ' l¦¦.. I ¦itA I¦ m IM M t>.Y; | ¦ Wit IMm mJ M m I¦ %$ I¦ m Im mml m I¦ mi I ¦ »A Im m IMm I¦ Wl Mrs. Zablnski. Entertainment and Arcadia Supper lunch was provided by Group 1 of Karen Kratz Rosary Spaghetti which ..Mrs. John Pehler is chair- man. Becomes Bride Society Plans ¦ ¦ Chairmen Nameda The Rev, Augustine j .Sulik for- (Special) ~ Mrs. mally enrolled the Mmes. Andrew In Stockton Fund Project DODGE, Wis. Kaldunski , Frank Kiedrowski, Con- ' August Jereczek and MrsY Eugene S^TOC KT O N; MIrm.-Grace ARCADIA, Wis. (Special) - Zablnski were named chairmen of rad Kramer, Thomas Kramer and Evangelical Church , Stockton, was Games will be played each month supper Joseph Kulas Jr A into the society the spaghetti and meatball a.m. Mass. the scene Dec. 29 for the mar- foe-prizes donated by Roaary So- at the meeting of the Rosary So- after the 8. riage : ciety of Miss Karen Johanna members of St Stanislaus ciety of the Sacred Heart parish, OAMES PARTY Kratz, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Catholic Church. The group voted Pine . Creek, ib the parish hall DODGE, Wis. (Special) — An Claude Kratz , Stockton , and The- the fund raising project Sunday Sunday afternoon. The supper is of games will be held in , ' evening odore Torgerson son of Mr. and afternoon in the church recreation- planned for FebA4 from , 4/ to -8 the Sacred Heart parish hall, Pine. Mrs. Julian Torgerson , Hasting, al rooms. p.m. . . .' Creek, at 8. Lunch will be served Minn. The ceremony was per- Mrs. Aloizy KuHs'a chairman Of Mrs. Marcel Jaszewski has ac- by the Mmes. Roman Dora'waY formed at 4 p.m. by the Rev. Group 12 which will serve lunch cepted the chairmanship of Group Emil Glenzinski. Henry Glenzinski , Harold C. Braun. White pompons and donate the three prizes at the 2 which was given , up by Mrs. Robert Hoesley Jr , Edward Jas- and red roses were used in the February meeting. members ac- , candlelight service. Roman J?orawa. New zewski, Joseph Jaszewski Demo- The president , Mrs. Leonard cepted into the society since the nic G. Kulas, August Kukowski, The bride , given in marriage by Pierzina, thanked Mrs. Erflest last meeting are Mrs. Thomas Edward Patzner, Albert Pellow- her father, wore a floor-length Sonsalla for letting the society dis- Kramer and Mrs. George Jaszew- ski, George Tuschher, Joseph Wen- gown of Chantilly lace and nylon play a Christmas scene in her ski, A er, Clarence Wicka and Miss Many tulle over taffeta. Her gown with window during the holidays. The The attendance prize went to Tuschner. fitted bodice and sabrina neckline display was made by Mrs. Ben had long sleeves of lace and bouf- Bautch and Mrs. Pierzina. fant tulle skirt. Her veil of silk illusion fell from a Swedish The attendance prize went to crown. She carried a cascade of Mrs. Albert Schrieber. A social white chrysanthemums and red hour was held with Group 11, Mrs. roses. . ' ; ¦ Erne s t Sonsalla chairman, in .. ; charge. ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ . . . - . .. " MISS MARIAN Rehse, Stockton, v '^H ¦** 87TH BIRTHDAY Vj ^ft fe*^ / was maid ol honor. Bridesmaids ^ were the Misses Marsha Barney, - LANESBORO^ Minftv VSpecial )— Viola , Wis., and Joan Steege, Wi- Friends and relatives visited Mrs. nona. The bridal attendants were Elizabeth Torgerson Tuesday aft- gowned in white brocade street- ernoon on her 87th birthday. Mrs. length frocks made with fitted Torgerson resides here with her bodices , three-quarter . ' length r A sister, Mrs. A. 0. Boyum. Mrs. MR. AND MRS. N. E. BR.AUN, 1027 W- Mark St:,? an 0 sleeves and bell shaped skirts. \V. H. Smith, St. Paul, another nounce the engagement of (heir daughter, Donna Mac, to Each carried three red roses. sister, was also a guest. Eldert Tymesen , son of Mrs. Jane Tymcson , HammondY Tyrone Torgerson , Hastings, was groomsmen " . ' ¦ Wis., and thft late E H. ATymesen. Miss Braun is ? a best man and were CONCERT BAND PLAYS . Larry Benish, Winona , aiid Allyn graduate of Winona Senior High School and the College Kratz, Stockton. Ushers were SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- of Medical Technology, Minneapolis. She is employed at Wayne Kratz , Stockton , Greg Bar- cial)—The 97-member Spring » , *!$mm the River Falls Clinic, River Falls, Wis: Jlcr fi.'ince is a ' ¦ ney, Voila , Jerry Benish , Winona , MR. AND MRS. THEODORE Torgerson are pictured after Grove concert band will play , a ?' w % graduate of Hammond High School , Hammond , and oper- nnd William Hollingsworth , Stock- their marriage Dec. 29 in Grace Evangelical Church ,"Stockton, short concert and serve as a clin- inn Minn . The bride is the former Mi s Karon J. Kratz , daughter of ic band at the Minnesota Music ates Elderts Mobile Station , Hammond. February 24 has Educators mid-winter clinic at the been chosen for the wedding at St. Matthew 's Lutheran ' The traditional wedding marches M r. and Mrs. Claude Kratz , Stoc! ton , and Mr. Torgerson is the were played by Miss Janet Joz- Mr, •son Hastings , Winn. (Camera Radisson Hotel in Minneapolis, ¦A' . . ' ChurchY " son of and Mrs. Julian Torgi , Jan. 26. They will play a 26-min- wick who accompanied Mrs. H. Arts photo) C, Braun, St. Paul , soloist, who ute concert at 10 a.m. and then sang "0 Perfect Love" and "The work under Dr. William D. Re- Mary Circle Gives Lord's Prayer." combing two melodies. She also velli from the University of Mich- Designer Portia Members compared three paintings. igan for the clinic session. Band St. John's Women's FOLLOWING tht c«r«mony « re- members are now selling candy Guild Program ception was 'held ' - .'in - -St. . 'Martin 's Analyze Arts MRS. ALLEN described style aa to help defray expenses of the Turns Id Luthera n church parlors , Winona. the individual : characteristics trip. . FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis. (Spe- Decorated- trees and red candles Mrs. S. A. Hammer discussed which are almost a trademark for '' ¦ ¦ ' recognizing art , music or poetry. . ,;...,_ I ciali — Mary Circle of St;. 'John 's were used on the tables. A bou- "Tension and Release'-' and Mrs. jap Sash .United'Church" of Christ AVomcn's quet of red roses and white pom- She described style of a period as ' E. M. Allen dealt with "Styles and the type predominating. 0 By JOY MILLER Guild gave the program on pons were used at the bride s INVENTORY SALE "Church of the Living Clod" in table. Isms" in relation to art when the Poetry/ music and art were used , AP Women' Editor [¦ Friday and Saturday ^*jj& ^ | *) the church social rooms Wednes- B0th : the brid e and bridegroom Portia Club mei at the home of to show the opposing styles of fefi^l^^Sfe^&iuit^^^^^hw?^&f, r' *> NEW YORK (AP -Could wear- day at 2 p.m. attended Winona High School and Mrs. Wv S. L. Christensen Monday classicism- and romanticism. A< ^ %XWWBil 1 ing Japanese-insp ired fashions Serving were the Mmes. John Winona State College. The bride- evening. Mrs. Thomas Underdahl presid- ; A«(V DISCOUNT k^.iW ^j--S £) ^ » ^$ iWM turn outspoken, self-sufficient i ' J /O ON ALL MDSE. ; Servais, Elmer Ratz, Walter Pape groom is serving as Pfc. in the To. illustrate tension . Mrs. Ham- ed at the tea table.• American women Into shy, ga- and George Plank. Army at FtYBliss , Tex. the bride mer discussed two short stories, ' ¦ ir A . . . . " . ¦ Tclle-llke creatures who live only Officers installed at . the Decem- is attending Winona State and will "Tobermory " by H. H. Munro, and POSTPONE CONCERT . Large Ass't. Btauliful to please their men? ber meeting were Mrs. William join him in Texas at the end of BLAIR , Wis. (Special)-The [ Beads and Gifts ..... % Price ; And if so, what masculine lobby- "The Luck of Roaring Camp" by Roberg, president: Mrs. William the school year. Brct Harte. Elgar 's "Enigma Var- midwinter concert of the Blair jot to Jacques Tiffeau? Krause, vice president; Mrs. Ed- " The Paris - born designer' For travel the brid e wore a mint iations and other musical ex- Klgh School music department , [ Sara s Gift Shoppe s win Schaffner , secretary, and Mrs. green frock of wool made with cerpts illustrated tension produced originally scheduled for today in ' spring collection for Monte Sanq Andrew Stetller , treasurer, 10J East Third & Pruzan , loudly acclaimed by bell shaped skirt and fitted bod- by raising the pitch, stressing the school gymnasium, has been ice, "A. 'Y rhythm , increasing volume or rescheduled for Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. 0 fashion writers attending a week cided to let women make up their .v ^A^W ^AM ^^ A^WM ^MMW ^^A v of New York couture group show- own minds about silhouette, no WAITRESSES for tha reception «'A/J : < >' AT ' 'mmsiw gtzz:" A -cv A \r."; r.^??i%mm£&®8m m ' ' s ^ ' > A * i obi is the wide sash Japanese overblonse dress. Semi-filled front ^ * Y women wind around their waists man ; Lavern Fritz , Kathryn Van and loose fly-away back gave Winkle, Lois Laabs , Kathy Zie- , > < *(. " *- ' k and tie in back of the kimono. jackets an easy, yet determined • . . ¦ < The Very sight of it suggests de- bell and Mrs. Ronald Wanek. ' J_^_^_UM_^__t_ W-^-mm-mmmmmm^^!!^m-f-m\m\-^ ' ; * ,**$ .#* o * | look. Skirts were often pleated or Mrs. Ray Lafke poured . Mrs. John * mure, docile damsels backing out bias-cut. from a lordly male presence. The Lampson . cut the wedding cake and Mrs. Richard Frandle was in Japanese probably even have a Jo Copeland' s well-bred dresses phrase for it—Joye, charge of the guest book. Mrs honor and sometimes showed up with a ruf- Hilary Jozwick took care of the ¦' . Obi., - . . . fle from shoulder to hem , or with Aisle . j The Tiffeau adaptation spans scarves and stoles. The Pattullo- gifts and Mrs. Gene Schumacher ,Iith« waists with ; suede, kidskin Jo Copeland collection also fea- was hostess, " or fabric belts-some perhaps a tured the cutaway shaped jackets Pre-nuptial parties given for the f Lines-. -/ / Weekend Special | lootAwide—and curves up under fitted in front and loose in back bride-elect included a shower giv- ttie bosom to buckle or tie. For that are cropping up all over the en by members of Stockton Grace ENTIRE STOCK a; kimono effect , sleeves arc lot this spring. . Lutheran Church Ladies Aid on | seamed below the shoulder , yokes Nov. 28 and one at the home of are gathered in back, skirts have PLEASANT VALLEY Mrs. William Schmitt. trout panels. The Pleasant Valley Social Club Sally Gee' will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday at >i s | Two women desiflners showinsg the home of Mrs. Irwin George, 41^ ' (he same afternoon , however, de- 120',i Walnut St. DAR Speaker FALL and WINTER Reviews Book , ' Chanel Sweater I 'Great Rehearsal' Hj AND SEEN IT ?¦ r^i&rs. . . now •< ¦ • . ' ! AF Wy ff i&tt -P. I listen to it. Yes ' " ' ^WmmfltWemWrZre^mW&We^^ Mrs. A. E. Meinert. reviewed I , the new j tj^-"T S- « 1 ' "The Great Re- A GOATS _t_W -mm _f * , ; Carl Van Doren s | Chubby Checker albums Y .W- ^\ ^m r. *m ml . Tii ^ iSB^ila^VifiiiK^iif^YiTI^, hearsal" when Wcnouah Chapter ^ \ ' J | ¦ are now available in our : ¦ ¦ ¦ i- I of the Daughters of the American I W__ _^._^_^* ¦" ^ ^ Revolution met at the home of 1 Record Aisles, and to ^ / njr ^^fil) Mrs. Paul PIctke Wednesday after- I give a new "twist" to ~ ' noon . WF~* * WM Fur Trimmed . ' . - I !*; ' A your get-togethers enter- ¦ ¦ j NOW IN PROGRESS Mrs, Meinert read passages from , . ^<^?^^ ^ - ^TJu 7 ¦ f the book describing characters in- | tain the gang with "Twist ' ¦ ' cluding George Washington , Ben- ^^ - 'W> I WWVArVVW I j amin Franklin and Alexander I With Chubby Checker", ^<\ 'WfJ Hamilton. These persons and i "Your Twist Party" and a \W Untrimmed events which shaped the Constitu- ^ I tion are related in the book. ¦ The roles played by Washington , - i who was chosen to conduct the I SHOE SALE convention , and Franklin, who had I borne n heavy load in the revolu- Juniors Boy Coats I NAME BRANDS tion , were stressed In the report. j [[ | Mrs. A. L. Kitt , regent , presided at the business meeting preceding !" ' WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES A I the program. Pouring at the lei .> which followed wore Mrs. S. .1. All Weather Coats I !¦ Kryzsko and Mrs. I., lt. Wood- i a j t rv worth, \ ij Values to 14.99 y^^fM ¦ % is OSSEO PTA OSSEO. Wis. (Special) —Trem- FOR "TOP PROTEC , BjB J I pealeau County Dist rict Attorney I - P^PI" / j Famous Name Brands | |-| ^M Donald S. Johnson , Whitehall , will ^^^ be guest .speaker at the Osseo PTA Monday ' evening. - i, Group I Group II | I BEEF STEW SUPPER Junior and Misses Sizes OSSEO , Wis , i Special (-Women 1 of the Congregational Church will I serve a href .slew supper today in j . 8 90 6.90 tho church basement beginning nt J I 5 p.m. reg, 49.98 to 179.98 less steel and a striped .1 \. 'r\ 7 reg. 5.98 | ~" " "" * | .^ fT' CASUAL SHOES "I ^^HIHII^^Bii^^^^^^^^Bi^HpHH|H Ol tones. There are various v '/(f HOW • ' I Values to 10.99 ^ / 1 K\ f\ divided range tops ... \ ^% ! UJ | if ^% \ Group | and prices start at 1.49. * t _^ X ^m I Special O QQ g ^ 1/ ^ ^^^^^ ^^i| / ^lB | | "REDUCED TO CLEAR" j ¦ ilte' so reads the sign on 1 Naturalizers - Accent m * ^^uJ^NKB^^^^ ^ A ... | t 14 ' a table in our Accessory The most versatile / I look for the golden arches Wm | sweater in your ward-¦ 1 ! Galaxies - Sandler ¦ ' Y - ; Aisles , Avhcre you will , . ,, . . , . A find a good selection or robe • • • for Ve*r ''bund wear. Special | KORVETTE SNO BOOTS j |5 Y \ McDOHMD'S MENU warm hcadwear (or cold 100% Pure Bed detailing trims these soft orlon* knitted f Hambwcm .; January days, Wool head ' | I values 14.99 % Tempting # OFF to (• Chj csebU fRtii scarves , colorful Scandi- jackets, that will not stretch /•4 Old Fashioned Shakes | , shrink , fade | 0; navian knit head bands, , Entire Stock ES f Cusp fioldcn ticncli I ncs or ruzz f v& Ai I 89 lliirst Qiiencliinj CO !M A soft fabric hoods and ' I j . l ' fc' ^ V PeliKlitlul Hoot llfirr matching knit head bands fi , % Coffee As You like II ¦; , and gloves sets are now Sizes : White v - - I : ° A WEEK Large Be, e u S our January thrift days 9 M ' Highway 61 Service Road ^'• a , < " A^^ "V /^:^^^S I ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ^ l^ ^M^^H I l ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ A¦ Weil of Junction M ' ¦ ' '-wnsPi: "¦fiynrmmw. ' . ' -.i- ' '¦••¦ -•¦.}«¦ .' ¦? '?, :- - . . ¦' . , , < ¦%,-¦. .- • . , - ...... -» • ¦ ? ?l ' 1 Teg/on A \ixiliaty Annual Dinner Forever feminine , VFW Adjutant^ Arcadia a native of Fort Dodge, Iowa , and Backs Quartermaster Luntheon Honors attended Coe College, Cedar Rap- ; Costumes Tel l ids, Iowa; Before coming to Wi- Essay Contest YWCA Director nona .she was active iii YWCA Give Reports work in Fort Dodge, „ARCAI>IA, Wife. (Sfxclal)—The ' ¦ ¦ ' Rose Varieties The annual reports of Quarter- A luncheon honoring. Miss Dor- Y-Y ¦ ¦ • • " ¦'» - Auxiliary to T i c k f .e r-Erickson othea Hiinlley, executive director American Legion! Post -voted Wed- master John Theis and Adjutant | RUTH CIRCLE Favorite roses were represented Chester Tarras for 1961 were giv- of the? YWC/V . was held Monday nesday evening in the Legion club' by members and BLAIR; \v.is? ' ' ( 'SpeciaU-MT s. ' again sponsor an essay guests at the en Wednesday night at the meet- at the Captain 's Room of the Wil- | / rooms to Winona Rose Society meeting Wed- liams Hotel . Clifford Melby will be hostess to contest this year. 0 ing of Neville-Lien Post VFW. . , j nesday night in Richard's Hall at Kenneth B. Troke was admitted The luncheon , attended by 60 Ruth Circle of the Fagernes Lu-' The president, Mrs. Donald Winona State College. to membership. ! theran Church on next , Thursday , appoint ed Mrs^ Leon Eng- friends and associates of Miss Glanzer "Golden Slippers" won ttie popu- Donations were voted to the Win- Huntley , was in recognition of her ' afternoon. . . lish as chairrrtfoi. Prizes will be lar vote award for Mrs. Clarence hockey locally ter Carnival , the Hornets- Work at the V and in community awarded to first and sec- Halvorsen. lt was the first annual team, and the Loyally Day cele- 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY place winntersA Title for . the projects. Mrs. Paul Griescl Jr . ond dinner meeting of the society. Her bration that will be ..held at Wa. presided at the luncheon, extending ¦ ' essays is "Yowth's Training in representation of this rose by a ' A HARMONY , Minn. . (•Special') — seca . Mihrt., - this spring, a welcome to all who participated,Oj .Mr.Yand Mrs. Carl Berge, American Gitize nship, To Meet the gold hat with gold slippers perch- ¦Vernon Simanski Red W in g, Har- . Challenge of Tomorrow ." , and presenting gifts to Miss Hunt- ; mony . ' will be honored at an open ed on top won a certificate for Minn., first district juni or vice ley from tlie board of directors the new "Peaceport " rose donated house in observance of their 25th MRS. ENGLI5H will select her commander was a visitor and and from other friends; wedding anniversary by Francis Jilk. gave a talk. Post Commander. Earl Sunday from judges and naimes will be an- Miss Huntley, who came to the 12 to 4 • p '.m; at the Sons of Nor- • nounced at a later date, First Brugger announced that the next ' MRS. AURELIUS H. M»i« Sr. party will be held Feb. 3 at the Winona YWCA in August , 1952, isOl-way Hall at Lanesboro. place winners Will be entered in identified the most roses correctly the Trempealeuu County contest ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE clubhouse. from the costumes and representa- Reported checking into and out and then in thef state competition. by Mr; and Mrs, Adrein Aus- tions worn by members. She was The auxiliary Owill purchase 1,500 tin , ' of Veterans Hospitals were Henry Mabel , Minn., Oof the en- awarded a certificate for the Einhorn and Theodore Suchomel, CORRECTiON! poppies, which |/ill be sold in May gagement of their daughter, "Charlotte Armstrong" rose , do- with Mrs. Ignatijus Sonsalla as gen- and at Rochester , Harry Norton •Eianne Elaine, to Al Havlik, nated by Mrs. RY M. Thomson, A and Edward Ellison , Th« product item below was incorrectly advertised In y«t- eral chairman. iMrs, Sonsalla will ' The centerpiece of roses contrib- son of Mr. a^d Mrs. Joseph ' Prizes were awarded to Edward read . . ... ' name, her own .; assistants. uted by Robert Danielson, was I don't have ony symptoms,.. thdt 's how ? terday' * paper. It should have ' The auxiliarjf voted to sponsor Havlik, Elma , Iowa. Miss Aus- Hoffman , Melvin Plate, John Theis awarded to Robert Steffeii . Place unusual my ailment is! and Wilbur Helzer .A Lunch' Was RUBY RED, LARGE 80 SIZE a junior class ;girl of the Arcadia tin is employed by the Mayo cards of the new roses "Christian " ¦¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ ' . High School toj represent Arcadia A -^ . : served by Frank Took, Tony Barri- Clinic, Rochester. Her fiance Dior" and : "Memoriam," folders benck , Kenneth Meinke and Harry at Badger Girls} State this summer. on tips for planting roses and in- ¦ Instead of. the February meeting, is an electrician, employed by Club Awards Program, gave a Aye. - ' . ' : GRAPEFRUIT - 10 29c A. A, Brown and Sons, Ror formation on rose books and other brief explanation of rules and reg- ° the unit will entertain the related rose items were distrib- Legislator Raps Trempealea u - County Auxiliary Chester. No wedding date has ulations. Chairmen of this event FROM TEXAS uted. are Mmes. Karl Conrad Jr., Eu- Mrs . E, G. Fei l has returned NATIONAL FOOD STORES units in the chjurch parlors of the been set. The program included showing Law Makers , Texas, where American Luthfcran Church Feb, 7. gene McArdle, William Tomashek liorne from El Paso "Just Can't Beat National's Produce" pictures of roses and gardens, of 'Obstacle ' and Daniel Schmidt. A social hour she spent two weeks at the home Hostesses wflil be Mrs. Paul So^ Frank Bleisner , Mrs. : .Edward Archie McGill, Francis Jilk, M. J. Course ended the program-. of her son and family,." Sgt. 1 .C. , OMrs. Ign atius Sonsalla botta , Mrs. Kaiser and Mrs. Donald Glanzer. Bambenek, Lake Park rose gar- "State government is an experi- Jahies Feil and family, Ft. Bliss . Ernest Korpal and Mrs. Edward Hostesses were Mrs. Leon Eng- dens, Mrs. R. Burr Mann , Mrs. . Lisowski. lish, Mrs. John Sobotta Jr. and Thomson and Dr." C. A. Rohrerj ment in democracy which is most NUPTIAL SHOWER Attendance {prizes went to Mrs. exciting," said Rep. Sally Luther Music Study , -Y Mrs. Kingo Andow. Pictures taken by S. J. Kryzsko of the 30th District in her talk on HOUSTON Minn. (Special'—A of the first rose show were dis- "Our Changing World Needs Us" wedding shower in honor ol Mr. played. Copies of these pictures at the branch meeting of the Club Lobks for and Mrs. Leonard Flatten will he may—be—ordered—through—Mrs, held at the Community Kitchen Y T^^MARKET W Y ^SRIESllACrV^ TiSUW Wednesday night at the *j^' - .' Homa Madia i Rohrer. First Congregational Church. New Projects Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. No for- US"East Third Street' 0 Phone 3450 mal invitations have been sent. Sausaga MR. STEf=FEN reported for the "The state of Minnesota leads in GALESVILLE , Wis. (Special)— ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ fc. ¦ - ¦?' ¦ nominating committee and tlie fol- many phases of legislation , inbut the Mrs. J. O. Beadle, president of the LUTHER LEAGUE lowing officers were elected for buil^in obstacle course our Galesville Music Study Club, ask- LANESBORO, Minn. (Special )'- • FRESH DRESSED WHITE ROCK—5 to A Lb. Averafle the coming year: Dr. CY A. Rohrer, constitution hinders efficiency. The ed members Monday evening to Officers will be installed Sunday re-elected president; Mrs. R. M, 196J . Legislature took steps to al- suggest projects which might at 8 p.m. when Luther League Thomson, re-elected vice presi- leviate some of the problems/' make the remainder of the year Family Night is held at North ROASTING CHICKENS 33c j dent. ; ' Archie McGill, re-elected Mrs. Luther said, in three amend- "more exciting and worthwhile." Prairie Lutheran Church. "Evan- ¦ PE secretary; Mrs, George Modjeski , ments which will be included in Suggestions will be made at the gelism" will be the program topic. FRESH DRESSED WHITE ROCK—i Lb. Average S¦ A; O . A >- YO elected treasurer succeeding Mrs. the November vote. •: Jan. 29 meeting. V; V ^^^ Jacob Pielmeier; Fred Leicftt , SATURDAY STUDY CLUB 25c AT THEIR Christmu party, H•EAVY¦ ¦• ' HENS' - ' - - - Lb ! We're closing out our ladies' dress and casual shoes at elected director for a three-year THEY ARE amendments to The Saturday Study Club will , 0Q ; Q Q A - . . ; - A. . , Q ; ; ' . . -j ^M change the time limit on the leg- women brought 50 gifts to be giv- meet at the home of Mrs. C C. . reduced ; prices to make way for Spring merchandise! term. Holdover directors are Mr. Jilk, two years, and Mr, "Steffen , islative session from 90 to 120 days en to patients at the Trempealeau EinhSrn, 508 Dacota St., ' at ' 2:30 ARMOUR'S STAR—6 to 8 Lb. Average County hospital, each wrapped in A1 GROUP 1 GROUP one year. biennially,, to establish party des- p.m. Saturday. Mrs. O. CO Till- The spring rose show will be held ignation, and to . broaden invest- Christmas mood. A letter from man will give the lesson. Ready-to^Eat PICNICS L b 33c June 16 at the Winona National & ment powers of state trust funds. Mrs. C. E. Nordhagen, matron " conveyed thanks to the club. ^ GOLDEN WEDDI NG Savings Bank with . Mr; Leicht as "Vote; yes.A said Mrs. Luther , SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF A *T-69 fT 6* chairman and Mr. Steffen , co- "Your Legislature will function Mrs. Forest Uhl conducted a HOUSTON, Minn. (Special)-Mr. chairman, more effectively." program on Carnegie: Hall, telling and Mrs. Albert S. (Bud) Eglenlon Preliminary plans for the Mem- of the origin and use of the: six- celebrated their Golden Wedding CHUCK ROAST - - - u 49c (2 pr. $5) (2 pr. $7) The weaknesses of state govern- City, orial Rose . Garden which will be ment according to Mrs. Luther are story building in New York anniversary New . Year's Day at $9.85—¦ planted in the spring in Lake Park and of the celebrities who have their home. Several guests from Valuta to Entire Stock Betftr caused by public apathy, unregu- performed there. She reviewed the SWIFT'S PREMIUM Rose Gardens by the . society, were lated , lobbyists , inadequate finan- La Crosse and Winona were pres- given. The next; regular meeting cial compensation and absence book "The World of Carnegie ent as. well as neighbors O Lunch : - of ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ _¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ' $4.99 - ' Drefss Shoes & Wedgies ¦ - N0W Hall" by Richard Schickel . SLAB" ' BACON¦ ¦• - - - - ¦ -' 49c was served ? • will be in March. 0 formal legislative records. How- by Mrs. Neidfeldt and . . . . A . . . i Gifts of appreciation were pre- ever, Music of the program included Mrs. Billy Joe Eglenton. state government is a two piano solos by Mrs. R . B. FINAil CLOSEOUT—Sizes 5 to 10 sented to Dr; and Mrs. Rohrer by "ready-made . aren a for those who members of the Winona Rose want to participate in governmen- Hammer who played concertos by Society. Grieg and Rachmaninoff; Miss tal activity, it is the bulwarls , violinist whose against a too strong central gov- Nancy Schenck [ SMO BOOTS - $5.99 j ernment, and urban development solos were by Bach ; and a vocal Blair Lutheran solo by Miss Fern Rasmussen who "GOOD FOOD ACTUALLY ' ¦ and metropolitan growth are best sang Cardala's "Fairest Adored" Wfa MJMff^ - ' Women Hold Annual handled on the state level. in the original! Italian. COSTS YOU LESS CHILDREN'S SHOES S2.69 A "The concept of electing our own " '* On the committee serving after W MEN'S ¦ ¦ • ' .' Birthday Party representatives is a valuable dem- the program were Mmes. A. F. ^ MHHW ocratic privilege. Despite the prob- Kindschy, Jessie Hale, Cora Sul- BLAIR, Wis. (Special)-Blair lems and conjxpversies involved & First Lutheran Church Women the dc^ livan and Miss Rachael Shrake. Dress Work Shoes - 10% Off ifl^ rnocfatic process, good «Bl Mt held their annual birthday party legislation results," Mrs. Lulher GOLD STA R MOTHERS ¦ TUSHNER'¦ S program on Evangelism sponsoj/t concluded. Y Winona Chapter Gold Star ;;¦ 501 EY Third St, y y r;AA MARKET / ed by.Lois Circle Tuesday. Mothers' will sponsor a card party 4 * Installed in a candle lighting MRS. FRANK Haas, branch at 2 p.m. Monday at the Ameri- ' ¦ "¦ ' ¦ ¦ " ' ¦ ¦ f ¦rie«' .; • ' ' bai. " '¦ ii . *». . - S Ceremony by the pastor's wife, president , conducted a short busi- can Legion Memorial Club. A prize 379 Bast Fifth Phone 3656 Mrs. K. YM. Urberg, were Mrs. ness meeting. Mrs. Floyd Voss was. will be awarded at each table Complete MEAT-GROCERY-PRODUCE Depts. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TILvo Ray Nering, president; Mrs. Don- introduced as a new director of and an attendance prize will be ald Stubrud , vice president; Mrs. the Winon a AAUW, Selected as the given. Lunch will be served. Mrs. Roy Molstad , secretary; Mrs. Al- organization's representative to the Joseph Cieminski is chairman. The fred Everson, treasurer; Mrs. Ar- Winona Civic Auditorium Group next meeting of the chapter will vie Hill , secretary of education, was . Mrs. Philip Baurnann. be Jan. 18 at 1:30 p,m. and meet- f c and Mrs. Aimer Olsen , steward- Mrs. William Lindquist, coords ings will be in the afternoon the Lemke Cheese b 59 ship secretary . nator of . the . KAGE Community next three months. s furs bt) Francis Campbell's Tomato Soup 10c Winona Fresh Produce Knitting Mills CIlAAD - REMARKABLE . 902 East Second dUb/ ftf SNOBOY ' Of A Powdered or Brown CARROTS - 21% 29C SNOBOY I J-WL Ocdusi/L. i Om-^/2Ja. ' B03ib' 33C^l^A RED ,0 IN OUR I INVENTORY POTATOES - - »* 49c 1 SUNSHINE NEW TEXAS ' l5c Lo* JANUARY CLEARANCE * Krispy Crackers Lb 29c CABBAGE - H«d. . HERSHEY'S I HUNT' S Bla. Pa|w Coat Y . . . . WfcS-t- W ^ ^ CHOICE BEEF-WELL TRIMMED PICNICS ^ 4^__W ^ ^ Mfnk $ j MEN'S SWEATERS - - - - $3.50 to $6.50 j RIB STEAKS - 79c —-L . 249 Wtt^m OUR OWN HICKORY SMOKED LADIES' SWEATERS - - - $1.50 to $9.50 BLADE CUT-WELL TRIMMED j j 49c BACON 49c Ri[«ulon Lamb PORK CHOPS u SLAB $ACl ^^*^\ j CHILDREN'S SWEATERS - - - 75c to $3 j FRESH SLICED I FRESH Miink Scarfs, • $^Q V\ 1 PORK LIVER u 25c I VEAL HEARTS „ 39c 2 fskin, contour . . A** \\ HURRY! OUR SALES ROOM WILL BE OPEN MANY OTHER FINE //i\ ONLY THREE MORE MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Fresh Shipment - Solid Pack - BULK OYSTERS WE WILL DEFINITELY CLOSE JAN. 29. j-r CONVENIENT TERMS- »0 Day Accounfs lludo*' Accounts! It Months to Pay TUSHNER'S FAMOUS SAUSAGE Pny 'i AAonlhly T/ike Up to on Our Lny.Aw»Y ' . No Extra Churye 2 Full Veen to Pay Budget Plan - 8 - ASK FOR IT AT FOOD - 8 - I DELICIOUS DELICIOUS I VARIETIES STORESCTASOCC THROUGHOUTTUiirtlirUAiiT VARIETIES I Fur prmliicU labeled lo sfittv country ol origin of Importi-d tun, Winona Knitting Mills -8- -8- I 902 East Second Phone 3395 SOUTH EASTERN MINNESOTA FURS BY FRANCIS, 57 W. 4th St. k DEAR ABBY: \-\e May Get into ^^^^USTARTANEW IN "62 ! A Real Big Jai By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I was recently married. It wns. my third mar- riage and his second. . I never really understood what this man did for a living. , and 2 sfill don 't! . I work every day. He drives me to U'ork and picks me 'up. I make all - 'the payments on the bills ,' pay the rent and save a little . Once in a while he Rets-dressed up and • gocs . to- ' -w.(fr k ,- " . biit I don ' t? know where or doinjj what . Tw ice he brouKhl. homo a bankroll and was very Jiheralwith it. Wlien I tell . ¦ : him I think lie shpuirl Ret a steady job he .says, ".Don 't worry, IflMUITV DCAMC '"'' ¦ i s**. ^M_W_Wj_^M_____ \. '' f - -\ V • • ^;" vV". ' ' "- "^Ikw honev . one dav l .will Ret , into something biR. ? ' ¦ D J «* T,„. *>C«. ^y ^--y.;.A DEAR ABBY : I have fallen in love with a girl who- is three months pregnant. The father COFFEE > » » $1.19 COFFEE H of the babv will not marry her. I told her I Abby '°' "^83T alBata / ^m ^^. ¦ down. Do you think she is being sensible? BIG RED ^ ^ DEAR RED:? Very. If she has to give0"P her baby, what ; docs she need YOU for:* DEAR ABBY : You missed the boat . Tlie husband of "Weary Mother " was not as big a (ease as you suspected. He was a little confused on hi.s facts, however, Sir Winston Churchill' s MOTHER was bom in Brooklyn. She was Jenny Jerome, an Ameri- can actress;. Not only that , "but Prime Minister Macmillan ' s moth - er . -was also an American. Born in Indiana. Truly yours , S. B. S„ DEAR ABBY" : Our daughter is 17, and she is a well-behaved , sensible gi rl. We are proud of ber. VVhen a boy ' telephones ber and she is not homeO and he asks to have our daughter call him back, should she do so? Her father and 1 feel that it is not proper for a Eirl to telephone a boy under any circumstances. Thank you. MRS. .1. D . B. DEAR MRS. J. D. R.: It is perfectl y.nil right for a girl ^ ¦ 'C to "rcturn 'O a boy's lelephohe call. flH^P'^^HH^^^w ^^ ^^^^^AMMm\m \ '-:;^i S'lii|^^^^^ expired two-year term on the State Fair hoard is Frank L. Mitchell of Can- by, former president of the Minne- Board Elects sota Crop Improvement. Associa- tion. Spicer Man Other officers , re-electec? at the ¦ ¦' ' fair officials ' annual meeting, were ST. PAUL 'AP) . —; A. E. Anton C. AGeiger, Jackson , and Thompson, Spicer. Minn.,Wednes- b. '- '. T-: Griissendorf, Duluth , three- WmmmWM ^ the 1 day was elected president of year terms as directors; D. K. ^^r^mffTSi^Y - I Minnesota State Agricultural So- Baldwi n , St. Paul ,' secretary, and "^TLE ^^Vr ciety, which runs the State Fair. generail manager, and -R. C. Soren- r Wm Thompson, 59, has' been senior son, Minneapolis, treasurer. Y giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii _ r^ »" I ' J ) ^m ¦¦ FIRST CUT ^^wk _y^y member of the society 's board of 5 ^ ^ ^ mL- *^^ managers: He js excise tax exam- iner for (he petroleum division of • The Soulh Pole is sunnier than any . other place on . earth during the State Tax Department , cover- , ing west-central Minnesota its summertime but DO percent 1 v of the rays¦ ¦ are reflected by the Succeeding Thompson in his un- ice. : ' • . ' ¦. . ' ¦ j PORK CHOPS 49 „ 7* J^M | PORK LOIN ROAST 49' j CABBAGE|^ H|

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: FrOntS SideS Sample Demonstration Thursday I USINGER'S MILWAUKEE _^m ^ Resolution Asks ¦ J*mJi^r*~*****% ' lb Bratwurst Lb 90c 1 ° H ibY . '"»• Evening, Friday Afternoon and I U.S. to Purchase C MiTY FRESH-Reg. 6 for $1 49c 41C 43C Braunschwesger f ¦ FREE CUTTING AND WRAPPING Evening and All Day Saturday ¦ Bonds for U.K. Lb 90c (AP) joint $ WASHINGTON - A Ki f; I resolution prohibiting purchase by PEAS 3 - 1.00 1^Ai I n i n ^a^ i n.) 'I this country of United Nations A bonds until all UN members have fSmoke^ I ' Chunk Whitefish QAn I / CALIFORNIA (SAVE 250) ' \ ¦¦ ' ' ' ' ' paid up delinquent accounts was Oor Chubs. Lb...... 3UC :; Hll Hkl H ' HH WMm-mW -MLm AmmrnXa. introduced¦ in¦ the House Wednes- day, ' ' ' • Rep. Don L. Short, R-ND , one FEED THE BIRDS! o( those who introduced the resolu- SUNFLOWER SEEDS Strawberries tion , said h« hoped it would block 5 lbi. S1.0O ( 5 ^'l the Kennedy administration 's pro- Mixed WILD BIRD SEED j HI1EX . . . 49* 5 lbs. 59c? » « posed purchase of $100. million in UN bonds. HILLS BROS. (SAVE 20C) PECKER'S— LIKE TREET (SAVE 10(*) I JENO'S (SAVE 14(0 Short said in a statement that J an anticipated $170 million U.N. )rnfr!( ¥be& MIX deficit by June 30 of this year can ! i 1.1 39J he attributed to the refusal of cer- s-*J*^^ ' *?\ r\e , $ PJZZA tain member nations to pay their Ls) (ooda C^^E Luncheonette 39 ' 9 HAPPY assessments. : .1 MINNESOTA GRADE A (Save 9c) ^, ^^^^ 1 1 ¦ TTITi VALE (SAVE 35$*) VSa ^Am *. —W^^ lllllllMi SO^^ M . ^ ^ c ) J SHOP HSTOPERE FOR QUALITY+SAVIN6S! BUTTER PEAS ; " MEAT DEPT. -— —t A \ ^ ¦ ¦ FULLY COOKED FINEST (SAVE 4 ?) ' ' ¦ ' 16 ' Z ¦ JLU mmmmmm Jk\ ^^^^ I f Gv ° ' ' ^I^ H / ¦ ¦ PICNICS -;. - - - Lb 29c Pork ° Beans YA M W X Navy Beans ¦ ¦ SWIFT'S BRANDED BEEF V P 1-T ,-. - . *YYA ~ ll -> ¦ ¦ CHUCK ROAST - - ?¦ 49c FINEST (SAVE 4C) Tin ^_ W H ^H i_ WM H H II WW H MM Hi BUTTER KERNEL (SAVE 4?) t**-***, ** +m*-+em**a^+m0*%m0^^ I I SWIFT'S BRANDED Kidney|-.j BeansB f3m ^kM ^1 ^B T f*- || I Round Steak or Roast u, 69c || | Y Potatoes - vi? 11 1 ¦¦ I LEAN SLICED , ¦¦ ¦ ——-. — ¦¦ ¦ /\ (Save 10c) J ¦ ¦ Lb ^^ BACON ------39c HHH H H_H i H ) ¦ ^ # Pork Sausage Roll Lb. 39c Spaghetti - 0 1 ^# Diced Carrots 0 ¦ I I ^^ PC DS l " " " ' n;; . GROCERY DEPTT T I COMSTOCK (SAVE 40<) ) _ AMW\ MMW\ I 1 A.G. MILK - - - - V, G.I 38c l A.G. BLUE RIBBON ¦ ¦ BREAD - - - - - W2k ¦ WELCH'S I AmE M.X GRAPE JELLY - - A 39c ¦ «E - «1-0» rX l *> r X r HUNT'S SLICED er HALVES I I HILO (SAVE St) / SUNSHINE ^^ "'~*""* -" " - ^^^ ^-mmmm^ J COCONUT 390 a f H | *~~ " * BARS, J 3-oi. . . . 39<- ¦- - - 2c 59c ^J% ^ I / / V p. J PEACHES - r LL | ) 50 DISPOSABLE PLASTIC BAGS I f ^ I ^^ Bm B^ I Suprern. Now 8-pock f~\l. W -mW mT WL J _-Wa/\- ^BsSS ^^TTY ^tfK *^ J _ BAGGIES ------29c I \ whX Kemei ( f ~~~' ' I "^m / mLlt§i§/FA / fr _^L y^~ -~T?^}8H!ll4^( rA Wr^ Bub s DEER - - 24 Pints $2i59 ¦ ¦ ¦ TW [ -Mt mfrnk i mm\\ ^^^mmm4M ^-\m--^-\^mm\jnm I^I^H = Hi STAN'S "Pik-Quik" MKT. FORMERLY WIECZOREK'S MARKET m V^l ^k^k^LV A^^^^ I^^L H^Li^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ K^ MA^^^^^^^^^ -M l'*mmMmmmmmt-mm-mm-- M ' UM — n y^ST? _£___ ^mmmmeSlf__i 928 East 8th St. Phono 8-3061 WM4WSh^S'!f!^^^^^^fM ^SSf mm^ ^^^flm^»m%-mMmmWMmmMmmm ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ K^ ^^^^ K^^^^^^ I^^^^^^^^^^^ ^Sm—-T3r- - ¦* **^ -,»X'ijrg-ay*ygg ^jtj^yil> ¦ ¦ ¦ " ' - A . - ' ' ¦ ' ¦ -: . .- Airliner Lands t . . ;, i . . .;. Armed Forces ' ' " ' ' ' . ' ' A • A ' .. ' ' . . ;¦ : ' ' , ? . - • - . - ¦; ROBERT C. RUARK In Bomb Hoax Age limitations for enlistment of field*. Men interested in filling KANSAS CITY .OMO. (AP) - A young men with no prior military these specialties should call or TWA jet airliner bound non-stop service info the NAT ION AL write the squadron at 12? Vine St., from St. Louis to Los Angeles GUARD six-month active duty La Crosse. made an emergency landing here training program have been re- 0 The program gives reservists an bomb moved Brig. Gen. Chester J. opportunity to serve in units which Wednesday because of a . * , hoax! Moeglcin Minnesota Adjutant Gen- have realistic and practical mis- anonymous eral , announced Tuesday. sions adaptable to the local com' The threat of an Restrictions to those under 22 munity. The unit offers pay for telephone caller was received at training periods plus '"-15 ' days of Foreign Aid? St . - . Louis '- and relayed to TWA had been in effect since the onset of' the Berlin crisi s last tall Vet- active duty each year, enabling re- ' With more than a imich of acerbity, T should like to Flight 6ft over Kansas City.. erans and those having prior miN servists , to train in their specific LONDON" — ' Pilot Seth Strachan jettisoned pose a question 'to the CoiiRress of the United States, as it considers * itary service were not affected by career field. ORank earned during ' as it espouses a United Nations l.> ,000 pounds of fuel to bring the the age restriction. active duty may be protected and future monevs f or- f oreign -aid'and. . Boqing 707 down lo its landing which seems' to be down on dictators according to which pot is calling As a condition of joining, the increased. ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ weight ... '"¦'¦' ' ¦; ' " ¦ ¦ ¦ .;. ' A. " ' .?. • Guard , the law requires young men O .,. '- . AA' - AT ¦ what kettle black' , . ;? :AA , A Police and TWA maintenance . *' Y "*..?• ' -\t&t&- MwmWL m. *P mm Question: By what reasoning, and .on -whose authority, was 3fi without prior military service to KELLOGG, Minn. (Special) — \ VHUD w ^a L and : undoubtedl y more to come — awarded to personnel searched the airliner agree to serve six .months of active million dollars — but found no bomb. ICavy- Ens. Donald F. Kennebeck, Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana to build an aluminum factory on the Volta duty at a regular Army base within son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ken- \\ m\-a \ M ^MMMMr ; : Eight FBI agents interrogated 120 days of enlistment . He then will nebeck , completed eight wetks of River? -V, ' - - ' the 92 passengers and the crew , of . Whether the money will ever emies, including Peggy Cripps' come home to complete his mili- officer indoctrination training -factory ' eight. After/four hours delay, the tary obligation by attending week- ' " ^^ be spent on the Appiah, Dec. 15 at the Naval School of Actuall y husband, poor dear Mr. airliner took off for Los Angeles. or Will KO into the pockets ot are in jail awaiting execution for ly Guard meetings lit his local Na- Pre-F|ight, Naval Air Station, Pen- ^ frien dly associates is tion al Guard Armory for 5'4 years? ^^ Nkfuma li V conspiracy, or whatever th'ay call sac ol a, F|a. He was commissioned beside the point Y The AState De- it in a tinpot country when they He also must undergo two weeks an ensign. The indoctrination • is parlmcnl was -leary of the project don 't like you. The peopl e are be- $350 Ring Buried of active duty training each year. given former, enlisted men who are froin the first , and sent put . a ginning ' to hate Kwame enough to In House Addition Capt . Allen L. Osborne Jr., A preparing to become limited duty learn -to case the joint before the chuck bombs at his statue in his Company, 1st Battle Group, 133th officers. Kennebeck has been in A^^^^^ l KANSAS CITY Kan . (A p) ^ loan was made loan? Excuse me; own home towiv, aiid he is round- . - Infantry. 47th Division , stationed tlie Navy 11 years. He and his fam- "Loan " is. just a word they use ly resent ed in many African states Helen Martin mixed the concrete at Winona , said area men interest- ily were* stationed at Jacksonville, lor " gift .';' to ' . cmerginc and . other- ' where we can 'actually use a. lit- as her husband , Tom , laid the ed in the program should , call or Fla., the. past four years. His new wise incompetent countries. .Y;- tle friendship; foundation blocks for a two-room visi t the local National Guard Ar- assignment is at San Diego, Calif. : The . State Department had a addition to their home. mory, ' - - . ASp.4, Lawrence Tentis, son of , edgy, ¦ \Nkrumah , scep- WHY DO WE give him the The ? next day, Mrs. Martin rig ht to •be , and who authorizes the gift Mr.; and Mrs. Norman Tentis, re- ter bearer for the first trul y in- dough missed her diamond engagement "Operation Centurion ," an AIR turned to Ft. Polk , La., Tuesday country since of money which comes from your FORCE R E S E R V E dependent African buy new ami wedding rings valued at $350. recruiting after spending a 15-day leave here. we gave? . - Liberia , back to ; tl) e taxes? Will he feet? for Then , she remembered. campaign , will be, launched Mon- : -¦' 1882 for the rubber and his statue? . Does the palace need .; day in the Winona area by the slaves: in a hew ' . wing? Is the gold leaf flak- Tlie last time she saw the bands cocoa ' ' .interests. - .to play- with , has Was on an - ' unfinished block where 9518th .Air Force Reserve Recov- months showed himself ing? Are they short of funds alt- in recent er the big bean-fest for the Queen? she had put them while helping ery Squadron . La Crosse. Lt. Col, Probate Judges to he as 'hamhandwl a dictator her husband. Donald E. Niemcyer. squadron politi cal oppo- Does he need money to learn the as ever jugged a - .Asked ,-if he Intended tearing in- commander , has appointed Maj. Of State Elect- nent. twist? I don t know , but I would cer- to the foundation in search of the Malcolm Johnson , La Crosse, as ' Chuck Roast I project administrative officer. . " IN RECENT months Nkrumah tainly, as the English say, catlse rings, Martin said .- . "The wall cost MINNEAPOLIS 'AP). ' - Law- j more than the rings. " Col. Niemeyei said his. unit is rence Green, jirobate judge of I A&P Super-Right * ,« has killed off the free press, seiz- a quest ion to be raised in Ihe ¦ ^% : I ed control of radio communica- house. Nkrumah . apart from being interested in recruiting several Anoka County, was elected presi- ¦ Blade Cut 0 0 Lb. " " _ %* ¦ ' , strangled the legislature, a single-minded dictator , is also BLAIR PATIENTS prior-service airmen- from this dent of the Minnesota Probate W£ tions (Spccian ¦ , «T Jr T knocked off the opposition party, a swinger to the extreme left , and BLAIR , Wis. ? -James area who desire to continue their Judges Association Wednesday. All Center Cuts lb. 49c I made vocal criticism punishable when you count , heads , he hasn't Syverson had surgery at Winona association with the Air Force and Others chosen at the group's , got but five rniliion people for us General Hospital .- . '. Mrs. Clifford at the same time serve their coun- annual conference here were Wil- hy imprisonment without trial ' made , so-called - plotting against Hie to worry about. ; In its current Dale is a patient at Whitehall try as members of the Reserve liam B. Mather Jr.. New Ulm , M^ government punishable ; by death , shape, Ohana woiild be dear at a Community Hospital. Arthur. Fred- forces in their hometowns. During vice president, and Charles Walk- I Beef and ,, ? most recently, emulated; Fi- sale price of 36 million clams, and rickson is Tempera * ing at his home the 60 days of Operation Centuri- er? Foley, secretary - treasurer. del Castro by .turning viciously I jus! wonder why we have , to after being confined to Whitehall on ,? prior servicemen are urged tc Leo Reuther of Breckenridge against the Catholic Church . It Community Hospital with a heart take advantage of vacancies exist- was elected to the . Minnesota help the betrayer of its people's " ;^ 59c scarcely needs pointing out that if faith in democracy along the road condition. ing in their respective career Judicial Council. I Ground Chuck ^iLX" I anybody can read or write in to more Cadillacs. " Ghana , if is largely due fo the : efforts of the . good : Catholic Ta ' ; ¦'¦ ' " : ¦¦ ' " (hers who have died monotonous- ,. : :j 0Kj$ S^' - ¦ ¦ -A' : ARMOUR 'S STAR FULLY COOKED " . sA, 99c ly of- blackwater fever and amoe- I Sliced Boiled Ham ^ I bic ills in their long effort to lead the wretched heathen to -the light. Hursh Supports ' iME&S *$K ' '¦%'¦ d0^m-L " MmW -f * The State Department has said -0^ that , qj2ote.__ "The disadvantages [JkinlessWien^ of givingTHe money -.'are. outweigh- ed by the disadvantages of with- State Hospital *' Exclamation point., PICNICS holding it. M^lM THIS, OF course, is tht old ¦ ¦ blackmail gag which reads, quote , -: '0 ^MMmA ^ ^mA- " y . 6 to 8 Lb. ^^ ¦" ^B /" : ' Business ^^^^ ' ¦If Heads ' " we don 't give the money to ; 'A : " :: ' - ' Average A? ; the buirw he'll go whimpering off ST. PAUL (AP) - Appointment |1^ r^jffl BBy £ I "^' , -. ' to the Reds for it , and we have of business administrators for ^^ lost another ally in the United Na- slate mental hospitals merely, loi AppleS tions and in our happy world lows out a pattern being adopted o A^^ ^^ community, as exemplified by the by hospitals generally, Morris peace-loving Indians, the peace- Hursh , state welfare commission- loving Yugoslavs, and the peace- er , said Wednesday night. ' ¦ ¦' loving Indonesians." The recently - implemented plan tOIN'END 0" The fact, of course, is that has drawn fire from some of the Wis, Potatoes Ghana has already been to the state's professional hospital heads. well with , the pink pitcher , and But Hursh. said he foresaw the day ^ has shaken the Red Chinese for when such dual control would be 20 million clams-r-and , for all I routine, PORK ROAST 35' know , is into the Russians for a "I see no reason for a psychi- packet, if Nkrumah's general pol- atrist , trained to treat the men- itics are any example of good dog tally ill , to concern himself with SWIFT'S PREMIUM LEAN AND TENDER ¦ ¦ ' and favored master. details of budgeting, purchasing, ' " ' O- Z^E^S^^^^^ Ki- ' Kwame Nkrunnah , whether or not operation of a hospital farm,' food Head he is dignified by a visit from service and maintenance, among the Queen , is as ripe an exam- other things , " Hursh said. ple of a liberator turned dicta- ¦ ^ "These are things that better tor as has been seen since that 8 : : ' can be done by a lay adminis- bearded buffoon. Castro, replaced V trator , specifically trained for " ^:- ^'^*Qe \?3pPKf Save on A*P's I j Save on A&P' that other murderer, Batista , in those ; functions. The psychiatrist ¦ ^ ¦ s Cuba. And .we in America alleged- AW j ¦SA% y-a< Atfv W::¦ ¦ - . B ¦ Big Canned Goods Sole ly frown on dictators these ?days. usually¦ does not have such train- STEAKSIV;»JPY t- :. " ' . ' , . ;. ^SfmijF:. ' ^Bha^i^p r ...... Bi ing.'" CampbellVPork and Beans .... 16-Oz. g Canned Goods Sale WE CERTAINLY frown on an Hursh was joined in his state- Heinz Pork end Beans ...... U-Oi. A&P Corn, Golden ...... 17-Oi. ally, Salazar, in Portugal. We are ment before the Governor 's Men- tal Health Survey Committee by A&P Whole Beets ...... UOi. A&P Sauerkraut ...... 27-Ox. barely polite to another very good Frank's Kr«it ...... ,. .- .• friend and useful ally, General- Dr. David J. Vail , state medical l|Oi. . ; Lakeside Peas AA.A...... A. U-Oz. issimo Franco in Spain. We ap- director , who asked for a fair trial PURE GROUND BEEF -3 $1.00 lona Tomatoes ...... le-Oz...... R ,-,, -. plaud the assassination of Trujil- on the dual system. A&P Applesauce ...... UOu Lol«*"»« Wax Beans .. ...,|5V^Oi. . lo in Dominica: we fell over our- Dr. Vail emphasized that DO Reliable Green Beans ...... IS'/J-OI. Reliable Peas ...... 17-Oi. selves to fawn on Castro when present hospital heads were los- SWIFT'S PREMIUM DECKER'S IOWAI»4A lie first appeared to "be the no- ing their jobs but instead would 00 ble saviour; we spend billions tc be freed of routine in order lo r«- For $1 keep the warlords of Korea in spend more time on helping their ChoY ice . -m rPor ~ ¦ Choice JL-^ n ' ¦ 00 comfort and automobiles in the patients. BEEF ROAST Pork Sausage Roll "" "W™. >^ name of democracy, even if they Dr. Howard Rome, Mayo Clinic lb L» keeping Africa steeped in law and ably would be called upon to re- COFFEE 69= 2 • 1" order. solve them. Recently Kwame the first fired ¦ SWANSDOWN '^L B about half his Cabinet for steal- Mosquitoes are especially nt- Peanut Butter » r59c ing. His best boy has fled the traeed to people who cat bananas , country in order to save his own according to a Filipino experi- life. A clutch of his politica l en- ment. $|oo Angel Food Mix 39' - 55c $ 39 Longhorn Cheese Peanut Butter - 1 p™~ 0d$ ¦ t wm * Save on A&P's I I \ uMwsI FRESH DRESSED \ S i ave on A&P's *. MM ¦ '' M n * f ^ 1 B BigCanned Goods \ Roasting i'M M^reVl; SORGHUM 2 - 59 r 33c s:i ^ rc l ^ Sale ^ SUPREME Sultana Freestone Peaches .... ^2?-Oi. OMI Apricots 29-Oi. ' ' CHICKENS Del Monte Peaches 29-Ox. Plc K J"P* peach" **-0«- nn i..!,. AI A&P Tomato Juice ... 46-Ox. [ j ^m AppleAnnU KegUm- A\ pple\m. Jul » 4 -0«r\.. ^ D,, Montt Fn||t Coekta„ , 7.Qx A&P Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink 4< . . * ¦ % . < GLOVES BACON Lockers for Rent j mscs ™J^ PIES Nabisco Chiparoon Dole Pineapple Liquid Detergent ! By Iho Pioco 6cu. 1t. jU- ^^ |« pC r J aJ " )00 in PI(B. -| 12-Or. o ' Drawer "11 "' • "iwk ' if ^% *¦%#* «¦ * O can. V R Cookies Juice Sail Lb- 39c ^tsalf i Sliced Typ. * ' no* «i7C 2 Cnll^* 33c * 35c BU J ^5jC^\^—¦ J can . 55c ib. A€_i- ^ \ T 59° 79« l i 1*1%* SAVE ON FOOD COSTSI J * ' * °° Eft THt C,tAT k Jfa_Wp% ^ ... . *-»*NTIC fACIHC tlA COMfAWY. IHC. rtce WARNKEN'S BANTAM j P ^ctive gMTa^^m^aa_WM/MMM mi ^^ * SUPER MARKET Lmm ^W^^^^JwSMMm Thru ! AND LOCKER PLANT ! jlzzJU^^^/ [ 477 W. Sth St., Winona , Minn. Phont 3151 ! BAMBENEK'S CORNER NINTH AND MANKATO AVENUE OPEN EVENINGS AAIWWWV«IVW»fVWWtflA/MIAIIMAMIA«MUWWkAiUUkiUUkAAitf The World Today Bargain Rates Beloit* Has 4th

Legislature ¦ Fire in 24 ' Hours Beef Old Problems .' .1 A . .- . . Seen on ¦ BELOIT, Wis. MV-Beloit had its fourth downtown fire in 24 hours In Wisconsin early today, an $8,000 blaze that ^llt ^i& ^jm damaged the Gateway City Floral For Weekend By JAMES (VARLOW Co. and Greenhouse. Firemen By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Aisaciated Pratt News Analyst fought it in 11 below zero weath- Set fo Close er. - . . Supermarket meat experts, al- . WASHINGTON Wi — Eight years without change; and no change In The fire which apparently start- ways , trying to keepOup with the sight. MADISON, Wis. UB-Wisconsln's ed from a defective furnace was housewife and one jump ahead . of The world around President Kennedy today, as he faced Congress 1966 Legislature was expected to centered in the offices and work- the competition, apparently are with his second State of the Union Message, looked much the same mark its first anniversary date shop but also shattered glass in guessing this week that she ia as the one he saw. wJen he! first took office a . year ago. today with a long-awaited vote for the greenhouse. It burned for sev- ready lor some good, red meat. There had been some changes — for instance, in overcoming the adjournment. - , eral hours. The loss estimate was They are offering bargain rates domestic recession — but not in the biggest problems, all of them over- But with individual patience and by Fire Chief Glenn Davis. 6*rroasts"0f ~iie(. In many cases seas. Nor had there- been in the enthusiasm rubbed thin since, the Early Wednesday, a department it's pot roast, with prices . in the past eight years. Jan, ll, 1M1 opening, the move store, a three-family apartment YVork metropolitan area as bomb, able to keep Russia in New Iq that time the wo-rld has mov- check. toward winding things up resem- house and a dentists's living quar- low as 55 cents a pound for chuck ed into a period when the truly bled a ramble more than a rush. ters were the scene of separate pot roast. Chuck is a favorite The full meaning of this didn't great dilemmas are likely to re- 1954. Though party politics molded fires with loss estimated at $28,- a mo ii g bargain-hunting house- seem to be realized in A main the same for years to come: personal expressions on the sub- OOO.0 - . ¦ ' ¦ wives, especially at this time of The balance of power between the For, while Russia rushed ahead M ' year, what with budgets still re- jectY there was recorded support United States and Russia and their With intercontinental missile de- for contending the Republican con- cuperating from the holidays. , although 24,800 New Jobs maneuvering. • velopment, Eisenhower trolled session would or would not : ; ^ ¦ ¦ ; Pork also is the special item all for developing American atom- set a mark for longevity. ; ¦ ; ¦ many supermarkets, especial- This period was already under ic power, was still talking in In Florida Plants : : ' ' : ¦ "¦^ o: ' ; at ¦ ¦ I ¦ • ¦ ¦ :\B^ ¦. ¦ : . ' ¦ ¦ ¦ - : ly in the Southeast, where chops, way, although perhaps not 'fully terms of cutting defense spending. On the Iwtit of actual working TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP)- ¦ -• ¦'¦ " j_4 ' - ' - - •' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ - ' '' _m _r_.\+ ^9m' ' \PpiY' ¦¦SB¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ' *. 1¦ - 0 , sausage and bacon are , just eight years ago " _ . T mr - - ^lix ¦ roast discernible Even so, American expenses time to date, the 159 days of Sen- New industries or major , expan- frfaV • %- —t±.V m- % 6* ' . 4Si . - . YY prominently displayed, Pork loin when President Eisenhower on going up -and Eisenhower ate deliberations tied a record set sions of existing plants announced ¦ Cap- were Y ' continues to? be a popular iterri Jan. 7, 1954 j ourneyed to the asked Congress to raise the limit by the 195S session. But the 160 in Florida during the past year B :- AA-b^ A O ?;- -00 ' . Y'O O at prices as much as 16 cents a itol to deliver his second State of on the national debt. Those ex- assembly meetings fell two short will produce an annual payroll of ^J Y' pound below a year ago in the the Union Message: penses are still climbing and Ken- of the total posted in the previous oyer $100 million, the Florida . De- ^ : ; : ¦ ' ¦ east O Y session. velopment Commission says. More ' ^>'~ -i.r-- .4^B ______W^^y'' ^Amwmwmmmm.jA A' For him, too;-there had ? been nedy now is talking of raising the • yy. ' '^^^Mm^^^^MMMMMMmr ^^QJ&y * - . - ' - w ¦ - '¦ ' : • Broilers and :fryers remain on debt limit. Changing the comparisons to in- than 700 plants or expansions an- AAA_mm\ ^ '^^^ ' best buy list in some sec- some changes in in his first year the in office. The Korean War, for in-. clude weekends and holidays, the nounced during the year will; cre- : : ¦ I tions of the Northeast and South- stance, had ended lit 1953. But in those past eight year*— 1961 session's present total to 27Z ate , about 24,800 new jobs. ¦ ¦ :' : ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ m east. Market exports report, how- A .:fS^%'X^^ :' : ' • ' ' ¦^ ¦ ¦ • ' ' '¦ ' ' > Eisenhower talked about the so phenomenal has been Russian days topped the previous record ^ ^^^^ . - -I' - - - 5 ever, that wholesale prices are missile and space development— of 270 set in 1939. return date carried on an adjourn- slightly higher in the Midwest usual things in 1954—taxes, for- ment resolution that needs only a ; H that now this country is in a race ' s ' : always that at-the-farrn prices are eign aid* some improvement in The figures will be in for an- favorable Senate vote to make it v¦ 'lilt :' andY its life. And America is no '^- " H for ' American social problems—a lot ¦ ¦ ¦ #k ' tA^ m up..-8 to 4 cents a pound in the other shuffling Dec. 10. That's the official. ¦ ' ^ longer the unchallenged No. 1 pow- . - southwest. of things which were the same, m , ,, er. : Egg prices are unchanged to more or less as Uiose confront- H ing Kennedy, So the problems which both Ei- S lower ! in . the Midwest, reflecting senhower and Kennedy confronted S lower wholesale costs, and East- Two events of 1953 were to shape in .their second State of the "Un- ' 'iXiMmm ¦ ^mmmM ¦ ^____^*y$& em iprices : unchanged on the week and freeze the future for both Ei- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦- ¦ ¦ H ion messages were p r o b 1 e m s ! Safranek's Meats ; • ' :¦ pP»- '- . *^ " . ' ¦ p but 2 to 8 cents a dozen less than senhower and Kennedy: Stalin's %?)^:^A 0 m______^^_^_^mM^&' ^-^'W• which Eisenhower didn't have 601 E. Sanborn 3 6 a.year ago. ? death and Russia's development \ ¦¦ ¦ •• • ¦ time to solve and Kennedy proba- I. ' - • ' . ' ' . " ' ." 0 ' : ' ' ' 0 ' - ' A ' -P 0' •" : ' . " m As usual, fish features general- of the hydrogen bomb. bly won't, either, eveh lf he serves 'J : ly r'eflect regional tastes. ( TOP-QUALITY AGED STEAKS < ' ¦ . : Iii M . ALL TYPES OF¦ ' ' ¦ lliim ' - ^#?^ ' - A- The full impact of those events two terms. » ' ______- ' - ¦: . ¦ ; - : • ^i^IIII p Best 'buys among vegetables are was not clearly seen even in 1954: ; _/ . — . -J All the problems, which will re- ||3 potatoes, lettuce, sweet potatoes, 5 Roasting Chickens, f resh dressed, lb...... 33^ j ?#f carrots, onions and cabbage. Most ; 10 With Stalin's death his lim- main problems as far into the fu- are expected to remain itied and stolid policies , ended. ture as any man now alive can ? Beef Chuck Roast, choice, lb...... 61^ M ol these Slowly, under the leadership of ' J best sellers In.' , tire weeks ahead. see, can be boiled¦ down to these » Pork Links, homemade, lean, IbY ...... 59$ < H Nikita Khrushchev, Russian poli- ¦ ¦'• ' '¦ ' ' ¦ " - ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ "z Oranges, grapefruit apples, two:- • • - . ¦;- . . ' . .?P|* . . .- ^A - 9__ _P_M . Y ^fciYi' cy became imaginative, far-reach- ? Our own home rendered lard, lb...... 25^ J f tangerines and bananas are best ing, more aggressive. How can the United States and fruit buys I Russia, with their. "terrible, weap- ? Fresh ring liver and blood sausage, lb. . . 0 55^ J But Khrushchev, on that day in ons, avoid destroying .each other 1954 when Eisenhower talked to while each struggles :for the allegi- I FRESH OYSTERS¦ — SHIPPED DIRECT ?, Large Barn Nea r ¦ ¦ :¦ ¦ ¦ j ¦ Congress, was still pretty much 's minds around - the ¦ : . ' ' ' — " — . ' . .. .:. . . ' • - HM - M __ ance of men i- A . . 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'AP Photofax) . will have Dick McCormick at cen- squabble climaxd a busy day ter and Ed Tierney arid Robert that, also included four Kenyon"-(5-0) fares when it plays more rec- (3-3) Trytek at the wings. ommendations by the rules com- host to Zumbrota . . After Thursday 's contest St. mittee of the American Football THE BIG game in the Bi-Stats Mary 's will travel to St. Olaf Sat- Coaches ? Association, two deci- sends Rollingstone Holy Trinity urday. (6-1) to Wabasha St. Felix (4-0 ) . sions by the council, on reviews SWEDISH BASKETBALLERS . . Y Univer- brothers, from Stockholm, to Kundla. The. Widens In the first meeting with St. ol infractions If St. Felix should win, the road Behind the , and nine recom- sity of Minnesota basketball coach John Kundla attended a Minneapolis school during World War ] Olaf the Redmen took a 3-2 deci- mendations from an AFCA com- ahead . to the conference crown sion . : mittee on football injuries and fa- (right) met with two visiting, basketball players II. When they returned to Sweden they started . could be clear and smooth: All talities . . ? from Sweden recently. Former Hamline and a teain which Mikkelsen coached in 1957 in Swed- other teams have two defeats mar-' Eight-Ball j The council ended the . one-year baker star Vern Mikkelsen (left) introduced en. The Widens are part of the touring Swedish ring their records. probationary status of the Univer- (AP Photofax) On the other 'hand if- . H(>ly--Trin- ' :: : Bo Widen (second from left) and Staffen Widen, National basketball team. ity - ' should win , it could ¦ have the -AY ; ABV "P :: 'T sity of Arizona , which had been . O ^:V ;; Chicago Upsets slapped for football best chance at the crown as it recruiting vio- already has two more victories. AUGIE KARCHER j! lations, but refused to lessen the GOPHERS AVERAGE 92.5 four-year penalty on all sports Duran d, leading Mississippi Valr Sports Editor <| handed to Indiana in April of ley with a 2-0 mark and severely Celtics 103-90 1960. shocked by a .51-45 beating a tthe WWVWWWlW»VVl»VWVWWWt «n»»*ViaV»WWl»VVWWWW WW»ww»» 'wwwww,w. hands of Osseo in non-conference By THE ASSOCI ATED PRESS action Tuesday, will play at Chip- ANDRE BEAULIEU , St. Mary'* freshman hockey $ensation, The weary Boston Celtics re- Dischsnger Nelson pewa -Falls-, ' -ihYsecond place with actually scored, six and one-half goals in Monday's 10-0 victory oyer turned from an exhausting road a l-l mark: Carleton College at Northfield. Y trip today, still in their ac- ANOTH E R TOP Mississippi The Canadian whiz once banged one in so hard that the puck customed spot atop the National Twins Show sees Mondovi and Black Ri- Basketball Association standings clash; split in to two pieces. .;.. ' - .-'.' ¦¦ ¦ Tops in Point ver Falls, both with 1-1 loop marks, but perhaps dazed. ' . . ' playing at Black River/ Hal f of it went past the goalie into the net. The champion Celtics closed an CHICAGO (AP) — Terry Disch- boost in Purdue's opening league nois, 23.0; Ron Jackson, Wiscon- ¦The Bangor puts its 5-1 league lead- other half flew elsewhere. eight-game road trip ; in humble $428,000 inger of Purdue , seeking his third victoryY 93-69, over Illinois. sin , 21.5; Ken Siebel, Wisconsin, ing mark en the jne in the CouA - '¦ Big question was: "Is it a legal goal or not'. fashion Wednesday night, falling straight Big Ten . basketball scor- 17.5; Ken Bolyard, Indiana, 17.0; . '" Nelson is on his heels with a 37.5 lee Conference when it plays host After due deliberation , the score was not before tli e lowly Chicago Packers ing title, and Iowa's Don Nelson and -Bill Burwell, Illinois, 16.5. to Gale-Ettrick (4-3). After clip in two games. 69,8 the counted but it sure makes, one "for the book." 103-90, .;. appear headed for a sharpshoot- Minnesota , averaging points holiday break the Gales liave been It gave the Celts a 5-3 record ing feud, They are followed '. 'by Jimmy in a 4^ non-conference record , . - - . '• ' ¦ . . - ' ¦•'•P 1961 Profit on the move in coasting to two • - for the trip that took them across Dischinger has averaged 38.0 RaylY Indiana , 30.0; Eric Magdanz, has blossomed Into the highest victories. OTTO SCHRIMPF , Lake City farmer and ST. PAUL Iffi — The Minnesota , , 28.5; John Havlicek , the country twice, and they " points in two conference games Minnesota scoring Big Ten outfit. The Go- Trempealeau (5-2.)'. plays' at Mel- bowling enthusiast , competed Sunday on a tele- Twins had a $428,000 net profit aft- 4?5-point Ohio State, 27.0; Bill Small, Illi- phers, bolstered by a school rec- ) showed signs of wear and tear er paying; He took the lead with a rose (3-4 . vised bowling show in the Twin Cities. against the Packers, who were $M2-,000 in taxes for ord 104-100 victory over Indiana , . their first year of operation as tlie in Dairyland leader Augusta < 3-0) He was one M 32 bowlers selected for fhe posting only their ninth victory in ha^e averaged 92.5 points two should get a battle from Eleva* 38 starts. r Twin Cities club of the American games. Illinois is next ? with 90.0, ) shmv and received an all-expense paid trip to League. Strum (2-1 while Alma Center, in In the other games, Philadel- followed by Indiana 88.0, Wiscon- second place with a 4-1 iriark, will ?Beaulieu Bloomington's Convention Center Stadium to com- President Calvin Griffith ¦ ¦ phia outlasted Detroit 113-110 and said sin 87.0 and Ohio State 85.0. entertain Independence ( 2-1) . - ' pete. - ' " ,. .. Wednesday that the club's payroll, Ohio State : Syracuse took St. Louis 134-122. . ' 's defensive average : Taylor (3-0) West Central's top . . Schrimpf is the first from Lake'' - .City's Surf Bowl to be chosen, Rookie Walt Bellamy popped, in currently above -.- $500,000, probably Of 62.0 tops the Big Ten while team gets its first real league says proprietor Leonard Simons. 0 35 points and grabbed 30 re- would exceed $600,000 fpr 1962 on Purdue is No. 1 in field goal per- test at the hands of Gilrnanton, the basis of player salary boosts. ' , •, -" ' ' • ' ¦•- , 0'""' -P bounds in leading the Packers tp centage with ,478 and Northwest- which was upset by Alma (2-11 . A -Griffith said a dividend probably em in free throw shooting, with DAVE HEISE , regular on Winona* High's jtate t'ournarheht cago the relatively easy victory. Chi- last Friday. . cago established a 48-37 halftime would be declared at the annual .860. 0 team of last season , is a member of the frosh squad at St. Olaf lead , and wasn't headed again. meeting Jan. 31. He said that in Returning to conference action College where , he is studying pre-rnedicine. Ihe club s last year in Washington, Saturday, Minnesota is at Iowa, Colorado's Romi The Ole frosh play their first home game to- 1960, there Was a $74,000 profit. Illinois at Michigan State, Michi- g^ night against Gustavus Adolphus freshmen. The company, still officially op- gan at Ohio State and Northwest- Lineman of Year ' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ erating as the ¦ Washington ¦ Base- ern at Purdue. Indiana has a non- -•¦ • . • ? • . Pipers vs. Steers ball Club , Inc., is expected to re- league encounter at DePaul. WASHINGTON (AP) - The DAVE PELLOWSKI , eighth grade pivot man ¦ incorporate this year under tlie ¦ ' ' • Washington Touchdown Club to- for the Saints in the Catholic Rec infra-mural Minnesota Twins name. day selected Joe Romig, Colorado league, is fast becoming a "Frank Mcrriwell. " In First Half Toronto Takes guard, college lineman of the Ills last second basket Sunday gave his team year. a 28-26 win over the. Royals. That' s the second NHL Top Spot Romig will receive the . Knute.. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rockne Memorial Trophy Satur- straight game he has won in the final seconds in American Playoffs Pepin's Bock The Toronto Maple Leafs, newly day night at the 27th annual that fashion. Oddly enough , he scored 20 of his By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS arrived in the National Hockey Touchdown Club awards dinner. teams s 2fl points.- The Cleveland Pipers meet ' the League's top spot, have their work The club announced previously BilL Allaire coaches the Royals who altend-St. Heiso Steers - 'in Kansas City Friday Tops WC Scoring cut out for thern. that Ernie Davis of Syracuse, Stan's elementary school. night . -in the opening game of the The Leafs visit Montreal and Heisrnan Troph y winner , would be " American Basketball League's Eugene Bock of Pepin currently the determined Canadiens tonight honored as college back of the • ' •. • ' • first half playoff series. is topping West Central Confer- with the No. 1 position at stake. ( year, CONGRATULATIONS TO the bowling champions at St. Charles 11 the - playoff is anything like ence scorers with 75 points. Pepin Toronto grabbed the lead for The club .announced Wednesday and particularly to Ben Fazendin. Wednesday night' s Piper-Steer has played four games in the con- TANGLE FRIDAY ... Tony Baillargeon (left) Quebec City, the first time this season with a night that Alabama 's national ¦ Fazendin is publisher of Hie St. Charles Press which disproves game nt Chicago the series should ference , however , while all other Canada , meets Maurice La Pointe, Montreal , in the first match 7-3 decision over Boston Wednes- championship football team had learns have played the theory that most writers , sports writers , in- be n dandy. The Pipers 'beat the just three. on Friday night' s Winter Carnival wrestling show at Memorial day night in the only league ac- been chosen college team of the .Steers 1 15-110 in overtime in the Just a step behind Bock i.s Du- tion. year. cluded , are lousy Iiowlers. ane .Hulett- of Taylor who has Hall . The match is a one fall affair , 30 minute time . limit. The first game of a-Chica go Stadium night shopping • • ' • doublehemlcr. •scored 73. Bob Strande , also of wrestling show opens nt 9:10 p.m. due to Friday JIM SCHNEIDER, secretary of tho Winona Taylor , with fit! points is holding hours. Hoadliner pits Hob Geigcl vs. Irish Pat Kennedy. Bowling Association , reminds keglers tluil Jan. Tho Sfccrs already had clinched clown (bird place. 20 is the deadline for entries for the cily tourna- Hie ABL's Western Division first- Tom Khlcrs of Fairchild is ^ ment . half title. fourth with 63 points and Gil- PRO BASKETBALL i ,,j~>*&2y ylmm^mm \ mmWm*msk San Francisco bout Pittsburgh manton 's Tom Marum fifth with Sports lie also suggests thai captains " and sponsors , 102-117 in (lie nightcap of a double- r>a. NBA- when filing their entries in the team division , list Chicago 103, Boston 90, header al the San Francisco Cow West Central Scoring Syracuse 131, St. Louis 111. the team members in the order they are to bowl. Palace. O FG FT IP Philadelphia 113, Detroit 110 , Calendar Bock, Popln 4 31 1J 75 ABL— Kiltry • blanks also hnve space foe listing which Los Angeles |ip«| HulcM, Taylor ) 1» IS 73 ui 'Hawaii l i'l- Cleveland 115, Kansas Cily 110, BASKETBALL •¦¦ Strande, Taylor 3 37 11 46 Chlcnqo 10V, Now York 99. *mm\^^m- _.—¦ . . ' days - and hours arc preterm!. K'.l! in the opener at San Fran- Jan, 12—Owatonna Marian at m\ AmY *• '/iHHBarJI EhlorJ, Fairchild 3 34 IS (3 Los Angeles UJ, Hawaii 15J . Friday, cisco nnd Chicago s, Cotter; Winona High al Mankato. Faicndin Kntries can he made at any of Ihe eitj; bowling ' Majors beat Marum, Ollmanton 3 30 15 35 San Franc iico 10J, Pltlsburoli 87. New York UHi-tH ) in the nightcap Weitburg, Pepin 4 31 11 is ¦ Salurday, Jan, 13—St. Thomat at Sf. establishments pr mailed to Schneider directly. Eborsolil, Alma 3 19 13 ji Mary's, Mankato Stato at Winona State. «raflCBpa al Chicago. Nlary t at St. 1¦ I Gates, Gllmnnton 3 34 1 49 Sunny .lini Fitzsimnions , Ihe Monday, Jan. IS—St. . ' glilV* y/y_____^^rala_ %W In the Piper-Steer name , which Morrll, Pepin 4 17 13 45 John's. OFF THE CUSHION: •Michigan • Tech• bus arranged a seven- Klrchtr, Popln 4 n 14 40 grand old inaii of racing , trains Tuesday, Jan. 16—La Crosso Stata at was I k'd KHi-all nf the end of reg- Koillen, Taylor 3 10 7 17 horses for three Rcnor .nlions of Wlnena Stato. game foot ball schedule for I'.Mil! and will entertain Winona Slate Solicit, Popln 4 IJ 3 17 Friday, Jan. 19—Moorhead State at ulation play, George" f'niilt scored Phipps family—Mrs. Henry Winona " , Wald, Alma 3 It 4 it Ihe . Wlnonn Stato; Faribault at Oct. 20.. . . A Daily .\V\vs clipping of Coach .Inlur Kenney\s quote Ihe first basket in the overtime , telle, Fairchild 3 11 3 15 Carnegie Phipps , son O g (1 e n Minh; La Crosso Logan al Cotter. "Central h asn ' t exactly killed any team , " was pinned to Iho bulletin pushing Kansas City in front . Hut Hanson, Gilrnanton 3 7 11 15 Phipps and grandson Ojuleti Mill? ; Sunday, Jan. 51—Collar at St. Paul Klnrtschy, Alma • . 3 » 5 13 Hill. GET YOUR CAR SET FOR board in the La Crosse team ' s dressing room before last Friday 's Cleveland crime hack with three Stnln, Taylor 3 10 1 11 Phipps. Winhi iwk-Conlrnl ganuv (inch! . . . Itollie Tust figures he officiated straight haslu'ls and thnt wrapped HOCKEY '" i L.UILJ'M _UiaJ.?iuer.a Thursday, Jan. 11-Carloton at St. nTioiiriOSyrriia.sliT'tliair "games an3. The games were televised . La Crosse Central is second in Klmbcrly o l Wiriona State. Mill five led fiMi.'l Iml the Lancaster 9 o the Holy Clou Va, Mau. 58 West has au average the "llig Sixteen" and Superior Tuesday, Jan. 14-Choltlcld at Wi- RAY CROUCH Oilers counted only nine poin ts to Vtrmonl 14, Middlebury 70. of IdO in Milwaukee) Washington 0 1 nona High. \ Cnlnnln »7, Rocheitor »J (OT). his local league , bowling for the (Vnlral third. Hudson ll 0 Friday, Jan. 19-Wlnona High at ffjfo? 32 for Iheir opponents in Hie fi- Anthor»l tt, Sprlnnllold 60. Sheboygan South 7 I FarlhAiilt. llaug -l ,,vnn learn sponsored hy Hl.s- Lincoln , undefeated in Jiine j nal period , Oeltyiburo tl , John Hopklnt 4i. •* Madison East u Saturday, Jan. 20—Winona Stale at Dlrect Servlce stai|on tow Insiii,nice. Ili.s leal, games, Whllollili Oay 7 J The loss left Slamkird ll-:: for Mfllno It, tinkt (I. i.s even lends Iho Milwaukee cily Northern Illinois. J^ 23 Second and Washington Foreil Jl, N. ¦ v^ ^ Phono 8-2888 W*k it, polio. Central also has a 9-0 record while Crlvlti 9 0 Shell Lokr ,, t 0 IAI lirariley 70 MINNEAPOLIS - The Twin •Jon Ko.sidow.ski fired in i!i .poini.s ,| , Cincinnati tt (OT), , Brlllion 7 0 llro.iillicicl » o Koniav Slatn 70, Kanani 45 West will make his third appear- Superior Central is 11-0. City Skippers won their fift h of a .Johnson Ui, Hon Kklter Kl , . Luc ...... t, 0 Wlnncconno 8 1 Lance j Nobraika 57, Oklahoma Ji. ance next Sunday ul noon nt ' Crivitz also Is unbeaten in Free Gold Bond Km t nine Danqor . 91 Altoona a 1 seveti-ffmie series I NTO willi the Stamps Bruce • Keiser 12 ami Hank Maly i Bowllna Orttm 61, Tolerto 40, Claire , also to be televised , F.ach games. Brlllion has won all seven Niagara 10 0 Iowa-Grant 7 3 Fresno Bombers of Iho National 10 for the Oilers* Zimmerman hit Air Forto 7J, Vw^tlorn (Colo,) Statu 53. Auburndiilo a 0 Random lake 9 I With Every Purchase! Portland it, Oor>i« JJ. championship rouml .has netted of its starts nnd Luck all sis of Bowling Lctigue Wednesday nighl 35 for La Crosse. 0» Waufuuoo , ... I l Waborio a 0 ' Maryland |], Oaorgtlown (O.C.) 7». htm n $100 prize avvard. its games. Bangor Kentucky city bowling circles Wednesday Commercial—Orv's Skelly hung In Overtime Marshall Nogle, field represent- scheduled for Friday by Coede * s increase in the number of disabled (API-Char- spot in this league By JACK CLARY ative from the Eau Claire social Winona Chick Hatchery. 56 E. 2nd ings has been scheduled for Ro- persons receiving rehabilitation LEXINGTON, Ky. night. onto the top chester .Tan . 18. lie Bradihaw, a former Marine Rozek, rolling for Jerry's Plum- chiefly on the strength of its 2.768 Associated Press Sport* Writ«r security office, will talk at meet- St., in a building purchased recent- serv ices from the district offlca who believes in the positive ap- bers in Athletic Club's Ace League, series. Robert Jandt , Sam's Direct Bradley 's Braves may be ings al l: 30 p.m. at Fountain City- ly by Oscar Swenson, owier of Referee in Bankruptcy James J. of the State Division of Vocational proach, has been picked to revive fired 222—622 for double honors to Service, registered 223—566. Hal- bridesmaids , no longer! auditorium and 8 p. in. at Oilman- VVinona Fire & Power Equipment Giblinj St. Paul , has reported a Behabililation. the sagging football fortunes at keep the Plumbers tied for the top Leonard Music tumbled 974 for Rather , it may be that peren- ton High School. Co., from Mrs, Altura Williams. ' - '' $10,242 balance on hand for Gilles Tre riumbcr of handicapped per* University of Kentucky. spot. game honors? nial bride, Cincinnati , who will The public is invited to the Swenson, meanwhile, is prepar- and $31,251 in unsecu red, claims. sons receiving services has in- Winona Heating kept abreast of Park Rec Class A-^Jack Sher- have to be content with only the meetings. Coffee will be served ing to move—within the next 30 Deadline for filing claims was last creased from , 241 a year ago to 278 "There is no doubt in rty , football will Jerrys and posted a 992 game man and Lucky Strikes swept to. al- bouquet and not the honeymoon after each session. days—his appliance store from 78 Sept. 24. Total receipts of $11 503 at the end of December 1961, said mind" that Kentucky were listed prior lb total dis- get better, said Bradshaw, 36, aft- while Schmidts had the high team most all honors In , this league. trip to the NCAA basketball tour - E. 2nd St. to new quarters at 54 Donald Allert; supervisor of the Wednesday to series oi 2,851. Sherman hit 245—364 while the nament this year as the Missouri E. 2nd St.. west of and . adjacent bursements of $1.261.. H. M. Bierce Rochester office which serves an er being named and ' William A. Linciqui'st , Winona , succeed the ousted Blanton Col- HAL-ROD LANES: RataH-Jerry team took top game with . 798. Valley¦ Conference's representa- to the hatchery. 8-county area in Southeastern Min- , I Wouldn't Dureske, Grain Belt , toppled 242 Pin Smashers, still tied for first , tive. ' are receiver and trustee and at- nesota. In acldi tion to the 278 per* lier. "If it were not so No Cause Found MRS.-WILLIAMS and her hus- torney , respectively, in the pro- sons receiving services , be here," he said. for high game but had to surren- toppled 1,478. The 245 ranks a« a the office der-series honors to Wally Wenzei junior league high-. The onrushing Braves pushed band , the late Walter Williams, ceedings. James R. Gilics is the also is handling the referrals of second-ranked Bearcats and de- went into the hatchery business in former operator of the furniture 231 other persons! whose applica- Bradshaw, who played football of Behrens who had 238—587. WESTGATE BOWL: Mens—Cy- ' ' ' at Kentucky, then was an assist- ril Speltz, Altura State Bank, hit fending collegiate champions an- For Blair Fire 1932 on their farm near Houston , firm. . • • '. tions will be checked toAee it Uicy going to Alaba- other notch from a fifth straight later moved . to Rushford and ill arc eligible for services. . ant coach before 213—570 while Haase Dekalb and BLAIR. Wis. ( SpedaD—No cause ma , as an assistant, said he would tagged 978—2,736 to move in- tri p to the NCAA tourney Wednes- 1942 purchased the Winorta Chick Chix day night has been determined as the source : The increase in clients has pre- go after the better students in his to third place. with a stirring 70-68 Hatchery at 1430 W. Broadway, serited some big problems to the overtime victory at Peoria, III. of th« fire that completely de- now occupied by Winosia Tool recruiting. Bethel Romps Sunsett«rs—Hel en Englerth led stroyed a; newly remodeled 36- by ¦¦¦ Jaycees Plan office , Allert said. athlete an assault of 500 bowlers as she The loss gave Cincy a 3-2 con- Manufacturing Co. The day ol the ''tramp " ference record and put the Braves B2-foot barn and a herd of 31 "We have been short of counsel- is gone, he said, adding, "You toppled 225—557. Her team, Home In 1943 the hatchery was moved ors for the most part the past S on top with , a 2-0 mark. Guernseys Wednesday, morning to the buildingg at 54-56 E. 2nd St. can't win with , the dumb ones." Furniture, remained safely oh top on the Donald ' Hardie farm one months and have been forced to as it posted 913— Biit fotir of the nation's top- They also continued to operate the Radio Project Bradshaw signed a four-year Over Falcons; the standings ranked mile west of Blair. put off a lot of paper work in order 2,607. Other 50O bowlers were: learns continued their Houston hatchery until 1W7. ?After contract; No salary was men- surges. Fifth-ranked Kansas State Hardie said* it may have start- The Winona JtinUir Chamber ol to . serve the increased number of Esther Pozanc 549r Marion Tulius Mr. Williams ' death -in ,1957. Mr. Commerce will hold its second an- clientsO' he said. "This has meant tioned, but Collier was making a bounced back after its upset by ed in an? electric heater in the milk- and Mrs. Herbert Goede assumed reported $17,500 a year when the 546, Betty Engl erth 539, Audrey nual Jaycee radio days project that we show a statistical lag in Gorecki 521, Marlyh Peikert 510 Colorado. Saturday night and house. Apparently gas heaters management of the hatchery on a remaining three years of his con- Knights lose trounced Kansas 70-59 in a Big were not to blame. Feb. 24-25. The two-day program the first half of our current fiscal and Betty Schoonover 510. ; lease from Mrs. Willinras. 'Chev ' year and have not : been able to tract were bought by the Ken- Eight game; sixth-ranked Villa- A tullY 23 milk jcows and seven will be aired¦ over radio station week. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS KEGLERS KLUB:-Merchants— have now purchased the business KAGbY ., : ' :¦ : mark 'case, 'closed. — rehabilitated* tucky athleti'cs board last nova held off Temple for a 60-53 head of young stock died in the and will lease the plant - site; from . 0 ?0 ' Bradshaw went to Alabama in Northland's basketball team had Lyle Haney, Haiif Brau , topped 219 victory; on as many file folders as we had eighth-ranked Duquesne blaze. A milkhouse, 1,000 bales of Swenson. All proceeds from the project planned. But with our staff at full 1959 under Paul Bryant, the man a scrap oh its hands Wednesday —599 for individual honors while easily beat Dayton 79-59 and hay and more than a ton of other , night but won its seventh game in Back had high team game The Gpede's children , Carole last year were used for Lake strengt h again we feel that we will for whom rie played in 1946-49 at Hurry nintlvranked Bowling G reen won feed also were destroyed. Park' s Kiddieland . The major por- KentuckjA_ He_ supervised the po- eight starts by beating St. Norbert with 976 and Cozy Corner tagged a Jean and Jerry, are associated equal last year 's total of 07 during over Toledo in.- , a Mid-American Hardie has insurance, but not tion went toward purchase of the this fiscal year which ends June tent offense of the Crimson Tide, i 70-66. 2,607 series. A Conference battl e, 66-60. with their parents in the business. ; ' champions, Whitewater had little trouble in enough to cover the loss? or re- Swenson opened his firm in the nciv forris wheel which was ded- 30. "' . -; last season's nation al RED MEN CLUB: Class A—Don build his prize-winning herd right icat cd at the park 's grand opening as it rolled up 3,270 yards and 'rolling over Milton 64-47, Lake- Cincinnati , now 11-2 overall, ran . West - End in 1946, later moved to Of the 278 persons now receiving Knapik and Winona Boxcraft swept away; Nineteen head, quartered in in June. - - 287 points. Alabama was unbeaten land remained unbeaten in Badger- to all highs in this leauge. Knapik into foul troubl e in the first half , 211 E. 3rd St.. and for the past services, 100 are .working with a in 10 games. Gopher Conference action b^ beat- and it proved costly when 6-foot-9 another building along with some year has been at 78 E. 2nd St? , G eneral Chairman of the radio counselor to develop a rehabilita- shot 236—5¦¦ 96 and the team 1. 004— hogs , survived. ing Northwestern of Watertown 94- 2,811. ' . " ' . ' Paul Hogue fouled out in the a building formerly o^vned by days project is Dan Trainor. Oth- tion program to meet their partial-' ¦ Iar needs; another 76 are in some 86 and River Falls was beaten by ST. MARTIN'S: Wednesday- overtime session. Mrs. William! er chairmen are: Bernard Wag- Bethel 73-55 in other games. Bradley, which has now won Winona TV & Radio Service nild and Doug -D'ettman , sales; Bill type of training program to-pre- Western Koal Kids registered all eight: straight, E. 2nd • proper- pare them for a vocation , 57 are Jack Povaser tossed in 24 points the top scores. Charles Beckman got two quick bought the¦ .76-78 $•!. Doerer , programming; Charles Littler, Palmer in leading Northl and to its victory buckets : from Lavern Tart and Teen Companies ty ' from Mrs. -Williams and will Brow n , production coordinator, and ready for employment and 23 are had an errorless 198 gahie and in employment and will be cbn- over the Green Knights who took Bruce Reed a clean 525 series. one from Chet Walker in the over- continue its operations there, Swen- Irv Grossman , copy. . - their first loss of the season at time and never -fell behind. Joe son also has been in. this building. sidered as rehabilitated when the The team tagged 969—2;768. : Strawder topped All phases of radio station oper- counselor is sure that they are Title Favorites home and their fifth in nine Tuesday Nlte—Howard Bradley 's Bradley with 24 ation will be undertaken by the games. Jim , Papracki was high * points and All-America Walker Report Profits MR. AND MRS. Swe-nion will suited for the job, and /that It. is 190 game led Out Door Store to move from their home at 4095 9th Jaycees during the two days, which a suitable job for . tiicm. for St. Norbert with 15 points. ,699. Warren Bonow, added 17. Soph Paul Bonham led A Winona business in operation The game at West De Pere was 959—2 Watkins the Bearcats with 24. . St., Goodview , to the apa rtment on includes advertising; Sales, writing In San Diego Open Products, posted a 542 series! only a few mpntJis has imade a the second floor of the East 2nd copy, producing shows, announcing tied ? 14 times, including a 33-33 Elsewhere, Nebraska moved to net profit of 12?9 percent. By BOB MYERS deadlock at the intermission. the top of the Big Eight (2-0) Street building sometime after and ' programming. It's the Teen Broadcasting Co., March 15. Mrs; Williams has been Associated Press Sports Writer Whitewater, hosting Milton in a with a 57-56 victory over Okla?- Three Injured homa on Ivan Grupe ' one of two Junior Achievement of occupying the apartment . , ( AP)-The non-cohference meeting, was in s go-ahead SAN DIEGO Calif. Arcadia Group field goal and clinching foul- Win ona 0 companies conducted by The Swensons have four chil- Preston Masons $25,000 San Diego Open gets un- front 29-13 at halftime and used re- ' ' ' period. Wake Forest used 30 points and local youth. Stanley V. Spooner, dren^ der way today with the promise serves most of the second JA executive director, received The appliance store will be in Near Caledonia Whitewater's J. P. Fisher and Rog^ 13 rebounds by big Len Chappell Eleva te La rsen of sunny weather and with the to beatYNorth Carolina Teeji Broadcasting's financial re- the west half of the building for- CALEDONIA , Minn. (Special ) outcome of the 72-hole event, as er Fenrick of Milton tossed in 13 Sets Jan. 2t for 91-72 and — , take over the Atlantic Coast Con- port Tuesday night at a meeting merly used by the hatcher}'. PRESTON . Minn. (Special)-Kd- A Caledonia couple were admit- usual, subject to profound specu- points each at the JA center in the Kresge wa rd H. Larsen was elected mas- : ; Lakeland's John Bell scored 29 ference-lead.¦ An ACC game be- ' '¦; • ' " ted to Community Hospital here lation; ' tween N.'¦¦ Building, .: ;- . . ter of Preston Lod ge 36, AF & AM. early Monday morning with in- Arnold Palmer, last year's win- points in the game at Watertown ' G. State and. Virginia Fishing Contest was postponed until Feb. 8 be- The firm, organized in October ,; Lanesboro Firemen Tuesday. , juries resulting from ;a collision ner; Gary Player of South Africa as the visitors took their third B -G Others electe the (Fla) Its financial report will be pre- with par 35-36—71. Miami , edged . Jacksonville at the White Front Cafe. Mem- was installing marshal. The Franks were driving 8 1962 oldest man or woman , fishing; (Fla) 90-89; La Salle sented to Spooner next Tuesday. ' ¦ ' In Wednesday's pro-amateur beat Muhl- Spooner said 'there-are openings bers of the village utilities com- car " with seat belts, which were youngest boy or girl , fishing; for enberg 90-51. • mission , village council , round, Rodgers played the back SUNSBTTHRJ in both ?firms for boys and girls village not being used, reports said. the .first fish caught : during the Buys Houston Business A side first and had a 38. But he WiMgatt W. L. contest. 15-19. For information , phone employees, honorary firemen and " . 0 . .»Y. Home Furnltun MV4 - T«% Bob Duffy ,»er a jingle-game their wives will be special guests. rallied with a 33 for a 71. Of the Schmidt's Betr 31 2D- Fish must be caught during the high of 48 points in Colgate's 97-95 Spooner at his business, Winona HOUSTON , Minn, f Special)-Ro- AT BAND CONVENTION 50 pros in the event, 23 shot un- Flnt National Bank .."... zm taiJt contest , to win any of the above victory over Rochester, getting 11 Heat Treating Co., 978 E. 4th St:, bcrt'Hiighes , who has been employ- ..SPRING GROVE. Minn . (Spe- • ¦¦ •: ' Oolti ' Pharmacy 25 -24 ST. CHARLES BOARD- der? 71. ' Sunbeam Swtiti ...... 21V, ny, prizes.. - •" in overtime; Pitt won over or his home, Minnesota City Rt. 1. ed by the Coast-to-Cpast store here cial)—Donald Gjerdrum, S pr ing Ge- '¦' ST. CHARLES. Minn. (Special) Winona Tool«tte« .., ;.. 21V4 2»i,4 . • . 0 , Gary Player shot a Other ¦ prizes awarded will be neva 78-65, Manhattan easily de- — The regular January meeting several months , has purchased the Grove band director has return- 33-31—64 Jordan's R«ady-te-W«ar ..... 2OV1 JOVi (NY) ed from attending the ninth Wednesday for the best individual Mankato Bar ? .. HV4 UVi in? the following classes: Bass, feated StY Francis, 90-73 and LEGION AT EYOTA of St. Charles School Board has local Shell station and bulk plant an* round. It ? netted him $500. Bob WBSTOATI MEN northern pike and walleyes, first Kentucky Wesleyan upset Evans- EYOTA, Minn. 'Special) - Am- been , postponed to ' Friday at 8 from .Earl Highurrl of Peterson. nual convention of the American Wistgili Pslnti prize, Winchester Model 12 shot- Ville, fourth-ranked small college erican Legion Post 551 will meet p.m. in the office of the superin- Tlie business is known as Hughes School Band Directors Association Goalby and Gay Brewer scored Alfura Stat* Bank 10> , , 62s and won $400 apiece. Palmer - unknowns . —.... » gun, second prize , Winchester Mod- quintet , 87-62. : this evening at trfe Legion Hall. tendent. Oil Co. at Cleveland Ohio Haase Dekalb . . . * el 69 repeating rifl e and third On the West Coast had a 76/-. A- Nash'a ;' .., ' 7. - - . . Portland Ejc-amateur champion Jack Seven-Up S prize, Winchester Model 55 rifle. won over Gonzaga 68-55. 0 O'Laughlln Plumbers ...... a In the blue gills, perch and sun- Nicklaug tries his skill ih the Winona County Abstract Co. 3 money race for the second time. Mohan's Bldg. Products Co...... a fish class: First prize , Winches- He matched 35-36—71 par Wednes- CLASS "A" ter Model 12 shotgun; second R«d Men W. ,L. prize, Winchester Model 69 Re- day. Nicklaus finished well down, Dunn's Blacktop ...... i 1 Two Ripon lagers the list at Los Angeles. His 289 Winona Milk Co. 4 a peating rifle, and third prize , Win- Winona Boxcraft ...... 2 3 chester Model 55 trifle. was worth only $33.88. Kalmes Tire Service , ... 0 4 ACS In the crappies- and bullheads Athletic Club W. L, division the same prizes -will Suspended Week WORTH! be WORLD OF Jerry's Plumbers » 3 NOW! A NEW Winona Heating Co, , t 3 awarded as in the two d ivisions RIPON IflV-Two Ripon College Schmidt's '. 1 4 above. Bryant Supplies Eversole Rojtrt ...... 4 1 basketball players, top score Dick Kramer's plumbers .....3 t Proceeds will be used for con- Papke and reserve Tom Quinn , Merchants Bank 3 4 struction of new pheasant pens. have ? been suspended for a week TUESDAY NITE because of training violations, Head Coaches St. Martin's W. t. Minnow and worms will be " Watkins Products : i 0 available on the grounds, Coach Kermit Weiske said Wednes- Lana't Mlehtleh ...... i 1 , ¦ Winona Milk Co. .; 3 1 day. - A Merchants Bank; ... 2 4 "They'll sit out the Lawrence For Other Teams Out-Dor Stors .2 4 game and probably won't be ready Red Owl Stores 1 1 PARK REC JR. BOYS to resume action against Oshkosh COMPILED FROM AP Class A State here next Tuesday." the Hal-Rod W. L . Cvengros Leads DISPATCHES Vlklnss 2 t coach said. Lawrence will be here Pin Smashers 3 Saturday night. For the second straight year, t Lucky Strlkis 1 1 Weiske declined further details Coach Paul Bryant has lost a top Battling Colls 1 1 Pin Hawks 0 2 on the disciplinary action and its assistant at Alabama to a head Four > Ar«« > A 4 NSCC Scoring coaching job. causes. MERCHANTS Papke , Fort After Bryant had beard that Keglers Klub W , L. Dave Cvengros of Michigan Atkinson , leads Hamernlk's flar ... to 5 Tech leads (he Norlliern States the team with Wi points in io Charley Bradshaw had been nam- Weaver & Sons * t ' ed head coach at Kentucky he Rushford Bottling Co. 1 i College Conference scoring race games . He s 6-5 while Quinn , a commented, "We may lose some- Coiy Corner Bar I 7 with 72 points , two more than Jim sophomore from Green Bay, is 6-6. Hurry Back 1 7 Nagel of Moorhead. body else also but I'm happy for Hof Brau .7 1 Charley. They couldn 't have got- Silver Dollar Bar « » Nagel, however, is averaging Foots Tavarn j u 23.3 per game, high in the cir- ten a better man in my opinion." COMMERCIAL Area Basketball ¦ Hal-Rod W, cuit. ¦ The word now is that Bradshaw I. Points ¦ ¦ Orv' s Skelly 17 Friday' SchetiuU ¦ may (9ke one of Bryant's other 7 11 Mankato, which shares the * Winona Rug Cleaning .. IS f 11 league lead with a 2-1 record , in- LOCAL— assistants to Kentucky vr i t h Hal-Leonard Music 13 11 it Winona High at Msnkalo. ' C . 62 CHEVY Sam 's Direct Service . 14 10 11 vades Winona State Saturday night Owatonna at Cotter. him ... . ¦ BIO NINE- Cha^ofot ¦ •¦ Mueller Body Shop M 10 11 while St. Cloud i.s host to Michi- IwtfonUy! ihlm !e7r I L TD I • • Springer Sign* 13 TV 18 Roclintcr at Northfield. ft D AA A £^T D ll"l/fP Baltimore Colts' owner Carroll Standard Oil 13 ll 14 gan Tech Friday. Bemidji i.s a/ Rcd Wing at Faribault. Callahan Liquors 11 1) 14 Albert Lea at Owatonna. ftosenbloom believes the new tele- St. Cloud Saturday. ' ROOT RIVER— AAAAAAAAAAAAATA:: ¦¦ ¦ MB ¦ ¦¦WW- MW Winona Furniture 10 14 M extra- powar W WW WAT U A m^T vision contract the NFL signed Winona Properties 1] u nushlord at Peterson. duty model* thnt nead D YIHdl Lli* I KUvll u * NSCC Scorlnfl Caledonia at Spring Grove. JU Schllti Bear 1 Ii 10 ... at 387* and m 409 * -cu. -ln. V8, with the CBS network will force Simjbln* Celt 7 7; ? O FS FT TP Houiton af Canton. his chib to operate in the red dur- WEDNESDAY Cvengroi, Mich, T«ch ...» 37 11 72 MAPLE LEAF- ing 1962. St. Merlin's W. L. Nagel, Moorhead 3 it 11 70 Wykoff at Chatfield...... Norlhwest.-Co-cp-Mllls ...... „ _ ¦ Walter, Mankato 1 If 14 tl Harmony af Spring .Valley. r^^K^SSSSSJSS KEEP SAVING AND SAVING AND SAVING AMD "•""F&r past"two years our r .4 3 , —xnnnmoro' 'afpreitem - ¦- — - — - ¦ BUILT BETTER TO ..-...-. ¦ .,. :. l the TV Aid Ass'n. lor Luth ) 3 jofin»oHr'MrciirToch"'"'::::Ti"~ 3)''ir n- . -GM"4-S3-ond-6V-ff3r - -— - ^.,. ^ Jeike, Mich. Tech 4 31 5 47 HIAWATHA VALLEY- rr . - ^ contract with NBC lias kept us in Western Ko»l Kids 3 j at f&» Winona Boiler Co 2 4 Harrison, SI, Cloud 1 17 7 41 Cannon Falls af St. Chirlei. Chevrolet has been first in the ^- -nSr. Ihe black , " Rosenbloom said Wed- RETAIL Sonnobend, /vtanalo ) 11 a 40 Plainview at Stewarlvllle. Uzr ^^Ax ' --®—'^S^!^.h~*3 *^M t"™q>r~°* ^ Ml E^ Kation Mantorvllle. -Q-^ ^^— ®" ®* QT nesday night. "If we had not had Hal-Rod W. L. Points Wold, St. Cloud 1 14 ? 37 Lake City at truck business since 1937 because it Chrlitonien, Manakto ... 1 17 5 36 Zumbrota at Kenyon. ^ the pact we would have operated Bub's Beer 15 1 JI Qralnbelt Deer 17 7 22 Swenson, Demldll 1 II 11 33 CBNTENNIAL- 1 in the red those tivo years because Lincoln Iniurencs ,^ 7Va 1 Sfoblad, Dornfdff 1 f 14 32 , Goodhue af Randolpli. 14' ll' , Faribault Deal, ^ ™,?™AZ°X!VTS SAVING AND SAVING AND SAVING AND SAVING AND SAVING oi our continually increasing oper- Behrens Mitalware ,.... 13 11 i» Hagen, Menkato J 7 17 11 Dover-Eyota at ,381 mo re Chev- ,,_=. W A S Shop 14 10 It Plerson, Demldll 1 15 0 3D Maieppa at Elgin. count there wore 424 r .- _.-----^ toai^WvKiflil^ ating costs. We'll take a beating on Mayer, ¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦ St. Clalrs 12'A IU«i j*Vk Demldll , 3 lt i 30 BISTATE- rolettrucks over 10 years old still work- «¦- __ « . ¦ .---i-...... the contract ." Goeti, Winona 1 11 7 3» Rolllnflitone Honly Trinity at Wabatha , TA. rrt IPI^P'*4 In new BTF *'/i 14Va 131,1 any other make. " Fenike's II |j u Stellpflug, Winona 1 I 1? 31 SC Foil*. lnB and saving than \U-' -IYP fc___--'tZ _m - ^Oi *Ww^$m£ M . Dwyer, 51, Cloud 3 10 31 Hokah SI. Peter at Caledonia Loratto. \ ¦* ' ^°€^ M l Pete Rozelle• , *NFL commission• - W & S Hopto 10 14 l) * Quality is always a smarter Invest- ^^-^^ " ^ ^f ^ ' ^^ Federal Cikesi ,. »'/» )4i^ un Haddorll, 51. Cloud 3 7 11 IJ MISSISSIPPI VALLEY- TT ^I the only club taking a beat- Main Tavern 14 10 Knlvlla, Mich. Tech .. -.4 • I 11 Mondovl at Black Rlvar falls. eS W 8 purch er said • Durand. " AND SAV,NGi AND SAVING AND SAVING AND SAVING AND ' the new deal would be Bal- Mahlke's ?. I It 10 Wythe, Mich. Tech 4 • 1 31 Chippewa Falls at Ti 'is m ^tiJ!vo ing on HIAWATHA Cline, Bomldll ...... 1 lo J 32 Arcadia at Cochrans-FC. sS^co P rf . <¦; ' r^ timore . Westgate Points Phllllpi, Gomfdll ...... 1 7 I 33 COULEE— Let your Chevrolet deafer show > tnmrmmmms-—I rjr. f^ t -. tr* Norman s Electric 44 Papentun, Winona 1 6 10 33 Holmen at Onalaska. T«f .lick Nilon , a food concessionaire ' Bangor , you truck quality point by point. Com- M* % i™ ™^ _ ^__M] ^ Federated Mutual 41 Roepke, 51. Cloud 1 i 10 33 Gale-Ettrick at a i . ^ m w 1^& nnd sports enthusiast , said today KAOE 42 Anllnion, 51. Cloud 1 4 13 31 Welt Salem ai Mindoro , pare cnrelully , Then make your doci- ^W-^^W "W ^Sm'^^Sr ' Schmidt, Trempealeau al Melrose. ^^ lie wants to manage No. 1 heavy- Chrli temao'e Drvgt it Mankato ) s I IJ sion. We beliova it will bt Chevrdet weight boxing contender Sonny Spoliz oarigc j» DAIRYLAND— j^g Dutchman' Bar 21 USCC Standings Eleva-Strum at Auguiti. j^^ AN0 mm * ^ ^^ m ' Center, m Independence at Alma um Liston .4. . Midland Aii n 37 W. L. Pel ' , TP OP Otieo. Trainers of lending Kentucky Peerless Chain 1* St. Cloud J 1 ,647 304 17f Whitehall at prpspects , now In Florida, WENONAH Mankato j' i ,U7 jn joi WEST CENTRAL- Derby Westgate W. L. WINONA ' 1 | ,jo« us nt Taylor al Ollmanton. agreed today thnt Crimson Sntan Pin Pals Jl' i 14'A Mich. Tech l 1 ,!M ]?i Mf Alma at Fairchild. dollar Moorhead NONCONFERENCE- See your Chevrolet dealer for trucks that respect a . deserves lop weight In the experi- Untouchablas iV/\ MM I » ,»3 174 JM ' . PllntstoAei 20 U Bemldll 1 3 .113 117 104 pepln al Lima Sacred Heart. ^ mental free handicap. Pish Shop If IT ¦ Minneapolis Roosevelt at Austin. Fight Results: Bimini , Bahamas Oo Oaton 14 2D -Yn ina Bahama , 158, knocked out HI Hopes 10 2* BOBCATS TRIUMPH Saturday's Schedule) ELKS GREEN BAY UP) _ LOCAL- Don Carrano, 155»-4, in seven Westgati Polnta The Oreen SI. Thomas at St. Mary 's. rounds ... J. C. Penne/i • Bay Bobcats, with Paul Coppn Mankato State at Winona Stale. Home Furniture 7 and Jackie Poolo slapping in three NONjCONFERBNCEr- Winona Cleaners 7 Bltlr at Taylor. QUALITY CHEVROLET COMPANY Minnesota Duluth ranked 15th in 2 goals each , defeated tho Milwau- ¦ • • • Bub's Beir 105 JOHNSON ST. WINONA PHONE 2396 The Assbciated Press small college Main Tavim * kee Metros. 15-2 In a United States basketball poll, Prairie . View of Sunbeam Bakeries i Hockey league game Wednesday Not'l Hockey League Qralnbelt Beer 3 ¦ ¦ — ¦- - — ¦ Texas (9-1) holds the top spot. Spelts, Tames 1 night . Toronto 7, Boston I. ' ' ' GRAIN WINONA MARKETS BIO GEORGBI .; . ¦ ¦ ¦ Air Force Trading Quiet MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Wheat Reported by ' - .. * Business Mirror receipts Wednesday 71; year ago Swiff A Company 159; trading basis unchanged; Buying hours era from t a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, Thesa . quotations To Increase prices . V* higher; cash spring apply as of noon today. wheat basis, No 1 • dark northern All livestock arrived after closing lima Slock Prices 2.34V«-2.35'/»; spring wheat one cent will be properly cared for, weighed and Regulars! priced the following morning.' Pleasure Boating premium each lb over 58-61 lbs; HOGS The hog market: spring wheat one cent discount ¦ ? Butchers 25 cents MADISON , Wis. MrV-The Air lower, ' . - ' . . ' Force will Increase its regular each Vi lb under 58 lbs; protein Strlclty meat type additional 10-40 cenfs; Irregular ' fat hogs discounted 20-40 cents per -hun- forces to cope with future cold war premium 11-17 per cent 2.34'/g- ' 2.53V«. A. dredweight. Shows Big Gains flare-up, rather than dcoend upon NEW YORK (AP) - The stock Oood hogs, barrows and gills— reserve or air guard units , Air market milled irregularly in rela- No 1 hard Montana winter ? 160-180 ...... ;....; 15.2S-I«.2J 18O-20O ...... 16.2J-16.75 By SAM DAWSON aluminum boats is a 43-fooler hy Force Secretary Eugene M.?Zuck- tively quiet trading early this aft- 2.29li-2.46Vs . Minn. - S.D. No 1 hard winter 200-220 16.75 Analyst Richardson. ert indicated Wednesday night , ernoon. Ford steadied . 220-240 . 16.45-14.75 AP Butlnesi N«wi 2.2G l/«-2.44'/it .. '. . 240-270 ... 14.00-I6.e5 Zuckert, who addressed the Mad- The Associated Press average 270-300 ..... 15,00-16.00 NEW YORK (API—Recreat ional All of the- Industrial Involved — No 1 hard amber durum 3.68- ¦' , ison Chamber of Commerce, said , 60 stocks at noon was off .10 at 3.70; discounts amber 1 -2 cents; 300-330 . .., 14,25-15.00 boating 's growth has filled the na- plastic lumber , metal — hail the , , 330-360 ;. ., 13.75-14.25 tion's watenvajs . But it also adds trend toward boating. "There will always be problems 255.00 with industrials off .10; rails durum 4-6 cents. Oood tows— ' to the prosperity of countless sup- How the benefits spread through iii- .calling up reserve forces in any off .20 and utilities unchanged. Corn No 2 yellow 1.00-1.02. 270-300 ..,..,...... ,.;..., 14.SO-I4.75 future .flare-up of the cold war. 300-330 14.50-14.75 pliers at home and abroad. And Ihe economy can be seen in the Gains and losses of key stocks Oats No 2 white 65'/«-68'.k; No 3 330-360 , 14.25-14.50 this year the industry hopes to do example of ju st one of Ihe many Our solution is to provide some were mostly fractional. A scatter white 64 'A-66%"; No 2 heavy white 360-400 ...... 13.75-14.25 . increase in active force levels. " ; ; 400-450 13.25-13.75 its bit—and a bit more than . last companies in the fiel. Top choice ...... 31.00 at the New York Coliseum today It reports that In Its last fiscal ron Yit Truax Air Force Base will Brunswick dropped 2'Va , YFlax NoYl 347. ? Cholca 27.OO-29.50 year it bought 400 carloads of lum- be postponed indcfinifeiy. The de- Soybeans No 1 yellow '.i.'%— \i. Good .; 22.OO-27.00 and will open the doors to the Its rival in the bowling equip- ¦ ' Commercial to good ... . 17.00-18.00 public Saturday. The displays fea- ber and 150 of plywood; It also act ivation had been set for De- ment field , American Machine & Utility ...... 14.00-15.00 , carpet- cember of this year. . Boners. & culls ...... 13.00-down , ture more than 450 boats, hun- used 20 000 square yards of Foundry, held a fraction al gain. . - ¦ • - ing, 33,000 of drapery fabrics , 205,- . . .- .. - CATTLE dreds of marine engines and thou- "In view of the world situation ," Losses of around a point-' -were LIVESTOCK The cattle market: Steers and heifers 000 of vinyls, and 3,000 of uphol - Zuckert said , "it would be impru- i 35 cents higher; cows and bulls steady. sands of nautical accessories. taken by Lorillard and American IOUTH ST. PAUL ; stery fabric. It consumed 1,1*00,- dent to deactivate the unit at the Dryled steers and yearlings— ''Look what they're canning in Hong on tho ecbsiomy Tobacco. Ahead a point or so were SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. (M—(USDA)— Choice to prime .....22.75-24.25 Thalr Impact 000 pounds of copper , brass and previously scheduled time." Cattla 5,500; calves- 1.500; trade rathel- Good to choice 2I.0O-22.50 George!" " ¦ . sa Liggett & Myers U.S. Gypsum IfCong now, in construction , sales and upkeep silicon bronze fastenings, 100,318 , j low on slaughter steeri and heifers; early Comm. to good ... 16.50-20.75 be next to " ' ¦ and Eastman Kodak. General Mo- sales steady to weak; extremes 25 cents Utility ..?..,..,...... 16.50-down is so diverse as to gallons of' paints and varnishes , lower; cows and bulls steady; few loads ' Dryfed heifers— MENACE in? definitive tors lost .nearly a point. DENNIS THE impossible to. add up 140,000 pounds of fiberglass mat , KENNFnY average choice 1,100-1, 150 lb slaughter Choice to prima .... 22.50.23.75 figures; But in recent years - the 50,000 yards of fiberglass cloth steers 26.50; most choice 950-1,250 lbs Good to choice ...... 19.75-22.25 (Continued From Page 1) St. Regit Paper was fractionally 25.25-J6.25; &ood 24.25-25.O0 ; choice 850-1,050 Comm. to good ....v...... 17.75-19.50 boating industry lias expanded and 550,000 pounds of fiberglass ' that good 23.50- Utility ....,,... 16.00-doym ¦ lower.^following a report }t lb slaughter heifers 24.75-25.50; ¦ spokesmen insist '¦ commercial slaughter Cows— '¦ fast and its resin. - by Congress. This , he said , had lost more than a million dol- 24.50 ; utility and saturation isn't yet in sight. would cows 14.50-16:00; canner and cutter 12,00- Commercial 13.2S-U.50 WhafV more Iti lumber eon - enable the government "to slow lars through credit ope rations by 14.00; shelly canners 9.50-11.50; utility Utility :. ; .??...? 12:25-13.25 About 43 poT cent of the boats slaughter bulls 20.00-21.00; commercial and Canners 4? cutter* ...... 12.75down 6, down an economic decline before top officers of a Brazilian sub- on display are of plastic construc- sumption included 338. 127 hoard sidiary; : ¦ ' • good 19.50-21.00; canner and cutter .16.00- .Bulls- feet of Philippine mahogany and it has. dragged us down ." 19.50; vealers steady to S1.00 higher; Bologna ;.....,...... 15.75-1S.7J tion, 40 per cent of Wood , U per Commercial ' 14.25-16.25 18?;358 board feet of teak. This Fie omitted reference to upward The Dow Jones industrial aver- slaughter calves steady; high choice and .... c«nt of aluminum and the rest oi adjustments lo , contend with in- age at noon was unchanged at prime vealers 34.00-36.00; good , and choice Light thin .... 14.50Toimmtf AA . . Mamla T. Anderson having filed a pe- Chi & NW 20^ Polaroid 199 and choice 25,00-25.50; ' commercial cows choice 15.50-17:00; cull to cholca wooled WMlWWOERvt : The commission split tlie com- of a balanced budget for 1962-63 14.7S-16.50; ullllly and commercial bulls slaughter ewes . 4.50-6.00. tition for the probate of . the Will . of said munities into three groups for con- Chrysler 52^'s Pure Oil¦- 33 decedent and lor the appointment of Ma- and said the current deficit , last Cities Svc 54'^ RCA 517/s mi* T. Anderson ss Executrix, which.Will sideration. The southern group estimated at nearly . . APARTMENT 3-G By Alex Kotik la? on file In this Court and open to In- $7 billion , Comw Ed. 44% Rep Steel 58r:s . . y . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ centers around Dodgeville, the cen- '• " * . ^_ ¦ - ¦¦ — . • ¦ . • - - . - . ¦pectlon; would be "far below" the level Cdrit Cati 45 Rex Drug 47 r— ^M ——i ' ' —mmmm_m_ m_, i» i IT IS ORDERED, That the tiear.lng tral group around Sparta, and the incurred after the -last recession. Cont Oil 52 Rey Tob 74-n thereof be had on February 7, 1962, at northern group around Barron. The; deficit shot t r* 4 10:15 o'clock AW. belore this Court In 0 $12.4 billion Deere SO Sears? Roe 77» 2 the probate court room In tho court house Milwaukee Gas will serve 13 in 1958-39. For jgovernm ent em- Douglas 34 Shell Oil ; 385,a In Winona, Minnesota, and that ob]«ctlons ployes, he proposed pay scales ; to the? allowance of said Will, ir ony, be southern group cities and Wiscon- Dow Chem TO'ii Sinclair 3818 filed before said time of hearing; thai ihe sin Power 11. Of the 24 cities, the more comparable with those in du Pont 229:ii Socoriy ' 50V8 time within, which creditor s of laid dece- right private industry. «3»n» moy file thtlr claims be limited 1o two firms had contested the Easl Kod 103Vs Sp Rand 22V8 ?our months from the date hereof, ' , arid to serve 21. Ford Mot 112 St Brands 71'i that the claims so filed be heard on May Th» chief executive asked Con- ti. 1967, et 10:00 o'clock A.M., before this Milwaukee Gas will txtend the grcss to preserve or expand three Gen Elec 71 St Oil Cal 54% Court In the probate court room In tha service to Albany, Belleville , sources of income by raising Gen Foods 91'i SI Oil Ind 54'i court house In Winona, Minnesota, and Boscobel , Brodhead , Cuba Cily, 7 that notice hereof be given by publication postal rates to end the post office Gen-Mills 29 » St Gil NJ. SOVs ol this order In the Winona billy News Evansville, Fennimbre, Lancaster, deficit , adopting his tax reform Gen Mot 54!4 Swiff & Co 43T» •nd by" mailed notice as provided by law. Monticello , Muscoda , New Glarus , Gen Tel 27V4 Texaco 543 Dated January 9, 1963. recommendations — including i MARG/RET McCREADY, Richard Center and YShullsburg. withholding of dividends and in- Goodrich . 67li Texas Ins llS'-i Probali Clerk. The company will gel its gas terest—and extending of excise Goodyear 43'4 Truax Tra 4Mi (Probata Courl Seall fcjvryer, Sawyer S, Darby, supply from the Janesville-East and corporation tax rates. From Gould Bat 46V8 Un Pac 33 Attorneys 'for-Petitioner. Dubuque, 111., pipeline of Northern the latter , he excepted transpor- Gt No Ry 46!!8 Un Air Lin 37 0 (FlrsVPubTThursdayrjan. llAv&if Natural Gas Co. Milwaukee Gas tation taxes. He reportedly will Greyhound 26V8 U S Rub 56V< STATE OF MINNESOTA will spend an; estimated $2.2 mil- advocate a broad revision of Homestk Y 49?.8 U S Steel 76V-4 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS lion during the first year for its those rates. IB Mach 560' z West Un 39'.s REX MORGAN, M-D- By Dal Curti$ NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS distribution system and 31.2 million Again Kennedy urged Congress Int Harv 51 ' a Westg El 36'. 3 FOR TRUCK RENTAL more in the following three years. Bids Close 10:00 A.M?, January. ' it. 1t61- to create a department of urban Int Paper 34Vs Wlworth 88'/ 8 Rochos/er, Mlniiesofa Wisconsin Power will serve Bar-, affairs and housing, along with Jones & L 691a Yng S & T 101!« ¦ Sealed proposals will be received by the aboo. Darlington , Dodgeville , Lake new legislative tools to deal with - ¦ Commissioner ol Highways for the Stale Delton , Mineral Point. Portage, crime, mass transit and transpor- ot Minnesota, at the District Maintenance , ¦ Office of the Department of Hlnhweys at Prairie du Sac Reedshurg, Sauk tation and air pollution. PRODUCE Rochester, Mlnnesola, until 10;OO A.M., City, Spring Green and Wisconsin January 26, 1962, lor leasing to the Stale on Dells. He said he would tubmit "a (AP ) ; l the Maintenance Area Older of . the Fossils found on Malta show that civil rights. He specified only the ) Department ot Highways, nt Rochester, the islands may once have been right to vote, which he asserted min. 37-38; extras medium (40 Minnesota. lbs. average) 34-35; smalls (35 lbs. JAMES C. MARSHALL, part of a land bridge between "should no longer be arbitrarily >. Comml5ilona<""15T iHighways. Europe and Africa. denied -throu gh such , iniquitous average) 29,A-3012; standards 34- local devices as literacy tests and 36; checks 29',i-30V'j . V Jlatt Bank No. Ml poll taxes." Whiles; extras (47 lbs. min.) . 37V4 -3I>%; extras medium (40 lbs. \ REPORT OF CONDITION OF Kennedy recounted steps taken average ) SH-Sfi'i; top quality (47 to augment Ihe. nation 's military lbs. min,) 39-43; mediums (41 lbs. strength hut said " ) arms alone . are average 35-37; smalls v(36 lbs. av- not enough lo keep the |H'ace ." erage") 30-31. Ik1 portrayed the United Million's Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.) ALTURA STATE BANK as "our instrument and our 37l>2-3IIVj ; top quality 147 lbs. of Altura ' , in the State of Minnesota, at the c lose of hope. " - And he urged Congress to min, ) 311-39' -j ; mediums (41 lbs. business on December 31 , 1961 approve U.S. purchase of U.N. avei-iiRo i 35-37; smalls (36 lbs. av- bond issues lo finance special op- erage) 30-31. ASSETS Caih erations. , balances with other bank!, and cash Items In proa-si of , ¦ , . ¦ - -— " - '¦ „i ¦ * i m collection J ml HOB 6S • On . tho space frontier , Kennedy CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Mer- .-* United Stales ' ' ' ' Government obligations, direct and aunrnnlccd ,. . . . . 47 B W3J ' ' ' '' siild he would propose a method cantile Exchange — Butter steady MARY WORTH By Saunders and Ernst Oblloaflons of Slriles and political subdivisions ... ". , , 116,081 00 of financing and operating an - in-' wholesale buying, prices un- Loans ond discount'. (Includlno 17M.M overdintU) 713ns 73 Bonk premises owned SU.'.OOfi , furniture and fixtures J.V 000.00 00 .000' 7,W(X) lernaliohal communications satel- changed ; 93 score A A 60; f)2 A 60; Real estate ownc-d older tlicin bank premises -' s mo no : Older Assets lite system. 90 B 581,4; 119 C 56 !i; cars 90 11 0.0.0 t\7 M Sll-^'i; 119 C 57', i. Although that armistice day Total AsMts ; U,VJ,0S.r.1J " Eggs steady; wholesale buying ' seems very far away " when the __ _ _ ...jy?M|L!I!M - .._. prices-unchanged to-4-higher; 70 ""Bemahd deposiij nf/lnrfivitfuafi, pnrtnrrslilpj, ai\|j ' w iiii'd'Taii ' Fay" \Tmv7r"Vve!fpoTis,'~lie' corporation, per cent or better grade A whites __ t M .M.M said t|ie nation has the will anil lime nnd snvlnoi deposits ol Individuals, partnerships, and 35; mixixl 34' J ; mediums 33; stan- Corporations faith for a .supreme effort to . 815,(XM it, dards .11!i; dirties ffl; checks 29. Beposlts ol United St/ites Gnvemnunt (Including poslal break the Ing jam on disarma- „ "y lnosl M,M S(1 Deposits ol Slflli-i nn | Uti,971.l2 CHICAGO - No wheat , MARK TRAIL By Ed Dodd Will Is on (He In Ihlt Courl and opon In corn , o;)ts or .soybean sales Totol Liabilities nnd Cnpllnl Accounts IrMPecflun, . H,J'llO!r3 3> IT IS ORDERED, That lh» lirarlnn MEMORANOA Soybean oil IO'-JII . ttvtrno) ho hail on rohruary ;, 196J, nt Ai-Jftts pledord cr assigned to secure llnlilllllus nnd for other purposes 10,00 o 'clock A.M., lu'for* tlili Court In Barley : malting clioire 1.35- (Includlno notes nnd bills rcdlscountcd and secuiltle s sold wilh ecucement lo repurchasiil the pinhnla court room In thn courl homo l(i,(12ii; feed 1.00-1.2511. % 9VO^ 0O In Wlnonn, Mlnmnot.i, and that olajocllon*. lo thi- allow.inco of sold Will, II any, tin WB, Cyril Kramer, President, nnd Thomas I.. Dornn, Cashier, nl CHICAGO (AP) - ( USI)A) - Ihe above iMmnd filed tjolore said tlmu nf hoar Ing ; that tho b«nk do solenily swenr Hint tills icpoil ol condition Is true nnd coned, to the best ol Potatoes arrivals 30; on track Mil W knowloduo nni) belief. tlniu wllliln whld< creditors ot said dece- : dent may file their claims bo llm'lod lo total U.S. shipments 297; old -- CYRIL KRAMK-R. I' resldrnt four months liom tho dalo liorcol, and IIIOMAS I.. DORAN, Cannier thnt lha claims so film! be heard on May supplies light; demand moderate; Correct Allcst: 16, IVM, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., but or a Ihls no track trading on account of DONALD SIMON Coi/rf In Ihe protinto com I room In the weather ; market nominally firm ; f-HANCIS C. KPMM- R cui t house Ir) Winona, Mlnnesola, nnd that CHARL(: S KRAMII R nollce lioroof bo olven hy publication ot new -- no carlo! I ruck sales re- Plieclnrs Ihls order In the Winona Dally Nnws and Pfiilod. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COHNTV OF WINONA. «i: by mailed notice i\i provided by Inw. Sworn to nnd subscribed belor«t me tills (lib (My ol January, IVM, mm I hereby Paled January 8, IM'.' , c«rll(y (hat I am not an officer or director ol Ihls tJ/ink, L, O. I llir?RA. CANADIAN DOLLAR I'robnlo Judge, NEW VORK (API - Canadian (Notary Seal) PHYLLIS I.AOtRWAl I., NoUiy Public il' rohalr Court Seal) Wlnonn County, /vMnnPsota Strealer «. Morptiy, dollar in N.Y. today .'J5™tOP ~fRAILERsYN«w to wia»« »nd b«tt«r than othiri but thiy ¦ ELECTRIC ROTO HOOTER A' : Professional Style. 0 . er transferred. 3 bedroom rambler. '"> ioml good buys on used t wldl*. 5»« don't comi any .;A-A ? A P NOTICE ; . For closged «w«r» and drains. yean , old. , extra large . klfchen.. hard- ui about thi '«ntal purchait plsn. 1HS b«{tir than ' ^^K- FOR LEASE TO ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ • ' * l ___ Tel. 9509 or 6<36 1 year guarantee ¦sV 2-way Massage from single wood lloori, attach ed garage, bullt-lm^ VV. . 5th, . ¦ ' - . ' ' - , ' . . . , . " . . thli ont ...... «5 I OTO ' . On Hand dMt This newspaper" will be responsible for Responsible, capable party. ; pad. oil heat, full bath wilh . »how»r. Ttl. ~ VS_m, anly one Incorrect Insertion of any - CALL SYL KUKOWSKI ' " . ;. ; . ¦ ' ' ' ¦ Excellent opportunity for am- 0 : ' 7020. . _- Ui«'d Cm " 109 "C" VENABLES IW -tlislllied advertisement published in ' ¦: dlj. K'ew Gehl Mix-all SAVE TfME.- i- . money end your ' •j-V Automatic Timer and 12 lb. eT CARPET'Eb 1 itory, 3 Bedrooms and 75 W, r.jBB. -the Want Ad section. Check your ad position with a hot water heater thet bitious couple or individual. ¦ ¦ ME R CUR Y ^4 door hardtop, avito- 2n d Tel. U-2711 ,nd '¦,3 ' corrcc,lon ' . ' . sand bag included. den. 1 full baths. . 13x19 living room . i?5* ca" . *' must ba keeps oceani of hof water flowing dey Ready, to Make Profits for matic transmission, power ittitlnp,. pow- Open Mon. OrlSt * " " SEE: ERV. KY HELLAND . Big KilcDen. Full basemenl. ' Oil forced • Fri. Eve. or night. Slop In. and »t» Us. « You , Mr.; Feeder. ^r Leg' : Heights adjust Jor va- air heal. 1-car, garage. West location, »r brakts. A-1 condition. »4H. Tal. . 8-3074 att«r 5:30. . . - ' ¦ FRANK O'LAUGHLIN 550 Junction ¦A ried elevation. 7 blocks, from Post Office. Owner leav- _____ : : ' and Found 4 new shipment of 6 and 8 ing town. Full . price J13.500. ABTS PONITTAC— 1955 Wr,„ poviir it«erlna, - ' pj||Lo«t- ¦ PLUMBING¦ t. HEATING Dual-mplioii Pad on niar,ual AGENCY, INC., Realtor!. 15* Walnul Y:; ;A35 ¦ ¦¦ A * j , powtr brakes, niw llras. Can ba »i«n r ' ¦ 207 E. 3rd ? ' , . ' : Tel. 3703 • Monty to Loan 4Q ton wagons just iii. ¦ 0 v 'Y B " St. TtL 4345 or after hourn E. R. I • or Tll. HHI, k __\ PAIR OFT ROWN metal frame eye ¦ ~~ swivel base. ' at 12 Hno» St, Fresh Uaed Can Sl^n w'th one bow missing. Presum- "" . ¦ Stop and inquire about our Clay 8-2137, Wm. R; Pagel. «0I, B .. A.-! - i-B JERRY'S PLUMBING - . . BOND FINANCE OCO. ' ¦ " • •¦ ¦ RAMBLER AMERICAN SUPER f»3», To Choosa From rf " lost at one of Ihe tketlrig rlnkj. $25—J600' oh your furniture, car or Abts JIM. . : _ . _ .; ffis '• «* J27 E. 4th St. : , Tel. 9314 ¦ New Holland ADD program , Heg. $169.50 Straloht stick, ovtrdrlvt, niw tlrti. ' Rew8rd Tel 791B signature. Tel. 8-3W3, 129 E. 3rd St. ' ST.—Ntar tht L»lro,tira ¦ || 3 . _ - . . . Y~ . |?ii lS^'^ .^tj?; ;?vi ^',* f *V?«??i??^ i ~ " " E0KPER7ENCED WAI TR"ESS " WANTED- still new.- 18.000 actual . mMev, Spotless EVERY HOUR ot the day, every day LOAWSS" ¦ i ll .¦i ll Inqulre, Kewpee Lunch, 151 E. 3rd. PLAIN NOTE-AUTO-FURNITURE WARDSlMn*it«i «i.Man« m * * t> . Insldi and out * ' - ' _S of the week, you'll - 'find good eating at ~ ¦ '¦ I Will Warm ¦ " 170 E? 3rd St. Tel. 2915 F. A: KRAUSE CO. y/im^f0^^^f^^i¦ * '• ¦ .'' t ' j ' ' At RUTH'S RESTAURANT, 126 ? E. 3rd. Sea HOUSE KG EP E R IN FA R M "TomeT "lor - w « '/ i ' >r t '>i<'. *' ' ' *C' 1' / : <' .-'?;; ; . ' Hrs. 1 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat. 1 a:m. to noon. ;A*:??,i< ,©* ' .food ? specials, decllcious chicken, steaks adults. Can "'have Sunday and -Thurs- ?:S» :-^^3te ?S:Y *ft I $1495 -J ", || " " grilled the way you like thern. day afternoons oft, on all weather "BREEZY ACRES" .. Charming rambler in section of new I . Your Hea rt' " ' " . . rood. Write C-34 Dally News. - . - . Dogs, Peti, Supplies 42 Stoves, Furnaces, Parts 75 homes, . 3 bedrooms and' hall are | Nystrom Motors Inc .' ¦¦'W AREYYODYA P ROBL EM DRINKER?^Man j , . ! ' carpeted. Built-in stove, oven end dls- , or , woman, your drinking creates . nume' R EU ABLEY'B A B YSI TT E R iw ~i'7i-yeaM)id ~ ~ South oh New Highway 14-61. ~ ' ^ 164 W. Jnd . Til. . J-3588 '®T r- WANTED F EMALE BEAGLE srate ag7, GE ¦ELE' cf RTc STOV E—With dcTp' wsll. posal. Oil heat , 3-car attached garage. On the . i'M' . ous problems, 11 you need and want boy In Goodview while mother works. j . . OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY EVENINGS- Beginning Feb. 1, Weekdays 7:W-4:15. wrlte : P.O. Box 514, Winona, Minn'. .In? good condition. Tel. ? 8-233B alter 5 ? , fj -help, contact Alcoholics . Anonymous, Plo- ' ¦ ^_ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' - ' - • • . ' . p-m- ¦ • ' ' . ' .. . . Frtshly. painted, 2-bedroom home. Oil n'<>er Group, :Box 122, . Winona, Minn. . Tel. MO80. after 5. . GOLDEN RETWEVERS^Champion Sir- Hay, Grain, Feed SO . . _ . __ COLDEST DAYS V/s - ^_ " lorced air heat , gas hot water heater, ' ~ ~ ' ' HOUSE KI EPER FOR YSMALL farm fam- ed; born Oct:- 6.—Registered, healthy, ' ELECfRICv "and gas ranges, water heat- ; *S Y^WINkLES," sornethlng new ! Ever had . HAY—2,000 bales alfalfa and clover mix - '3-car B»rage. East ' location. Only SB, - ¦ ¦ - . ily, widower, no children, Protestant Well-bred. W. C. Behrond, 26O0 S. Cor- ers. High trade-ins. lasUil-Sarvlce . ¦ No Reasonable' Offer A 'M - the pleasure of catching a glimpse ' ol ed, 1st and 2nd cut. Frank Gll(«, Ft. 50 - Biscayne coach. Power glidi, r«al . preferred. . . Write C-3? Dally : News, nelia, Sioux City, t, Iowa. RANGE OIL BURNER CO., 907 E. Sth 7 ' ¦ "m: suhshine thru a ' raindrop? This, ria- Cltv, Wis- "Tel. 6-MU 7-4777. " . . clean. S1095, Refused! ! • ' " T St. Tel. 7-179 Adolph Michalowskl. : yi tore' s most spectacular display of . colon !i BABYS I TTER WANTED-For T~chlldren, - ~' ~ Almost new one-floor homt. Two bed - AND ALFAl:FA hay ln round jaj Is captured in . a new type ol jewelry. 5 days a week. 7 until 4. Apply 112 CLOVER - rooms with sun parlor fo? be a 3rd / A : ' ' bales. Richard Anderson, Peterson, Minn. 1960 FORD Fairl an e ,,'S. Available in barrotts, pendants, bolo| W.. Howard. P . GENERATION New and Used bedroom. Oil htat and air conditioning, 51 Ghevp6 , 50fl , very Tel. UN4-7U6, ' . . A :M' ties, earrings and cufflinks, it will soon - - " _ , ? 4-dr. model, good engine, power glide. .good condition. . . j X E C - ' for" full -tlmii '. Ashley Wood Burning Heaters Expansion area, on 2nd floor Located ?. ;9 ... be the conversation piece of all . your I PERI S EO WOMAN . after j ' " ""A international , /vTtractor. ¦ ¦ ¦ ' reverse out, will, sell as Is for U9. also . routine housekeeping dut- ' MIXED HAV " • 3 miles west of city, Under J18.00O. ,~- -friends. Displayed - for your inspection ! cook!no and. ¦¦ ¦ : Harmony, Minn. ¦Also . 4dr., H95; '51. Ford wagon, i__ . ¦ ¦ GENERATION Orlando . B.rokken. '52 Nash 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air , WF '• ' 'at '. RAINBOW JEWELERS, .next to the ies. May . live in or ")t as preferred. . ; j ivedan, J.195. . ke cover mixed hay, Wood and Coal Ranges ? and RESIDENCE PHONES': . »199; "53We Ford? . very. good condition:. Office on .4th St. If . interested Tel . 3644 Or write 265 ALFALFA and? Alsy. ' ¦ Our Prlci) . P0 , 'A?ffi .. Maurice Butler, E. J. Hartert .. . 3973 ? . ^m Advcrfls« . «^- • " '" " W. ? Bdwy., Winona. of dogs fed nothing but around 2,000 sq. bales. ¦ Heaters. Used Furniture. ¦ M 'f/WPLOYE RS YOU . meet nowadays are Rt: 2 Hou',ton, Minn. (Ridgeway). Philip A. Baurnann . . . 9540 . 1957 BUICK Ro;idmaAer •l-dr. . - . (lie ' kind Who are -looking (or alert ' Jerry Berthe .;. S-2377 . - Wi . ' ' Tel. TW 6-3536. : ' __ „ _ | NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORE all .power; verV fjood con- Wa. .young men between the ages ol 25 and . - _ — ^ ;}:;-^ W^Vt^fe;; v . .-Y " ¦wm tj , ijtff) BHu.mf i»t»Jt u m L W KXwrtm : *r 35, > .with 40 . years experience. RAY EAR CORN—800 bu. sAbu?, 70 lbs. per 121 E. 2nd. St. ,. Tel. 8-2133 ' .'w? i* ' dition. . .. ¦ _ fc MEYER, INN KEEPER, WILLIAMS "Tail .Wagger " . bu. Maurice . J. Fenton, Rollingstone, ' ¦ OFFICE WORK ¦ Minn;? Tel. Altura 7SM. ; ' ' . »/• HOJE_L. " .; _ . . ; ¦ ¦ Washing, Ironing Machines 79 ^ ^ ¦/ ?37 Years In Winona \^f\ 1956.BL'Ick' S^doorOUardtcp, ; ¦' ' ¦ Lincoln -Morcury—Falcon-Comet CHAIRS—for every price range"; ;" . ~ . good condition/. 'I* WHEEL Local employer has 2 perman- - . DOG FOOD Logs, Posts, Lumber 52 " W-tM-\-%-U&i^m»m^mm^^ml . -J. rl. Eve, J, Sal, p.m. ( adjustable walkers. For rent or salo. . , YO0™SAVE WORK^time/^ldthVs ond i^m^MM-' , Open Mon. F. ft , ¦ 601 Main St :? Tel. 2849 _...... ' rental credited to- " •'' ¦ money with a Super Speed, V/rlnklc-Frce, -r '^gp" " '?¦ 1955 PLYMOUTH Wagon with Ip! First two months ent positions open for girls stay in good health and fine ¦ j^o p^g id oOr Sta- ¦ ¦ IS? wards . purchase price. Crutches, wood Triple , Safe, . All- Fabric Kclvlnotor , ' ' " ¦ -m tlon Wagon, radio, heater, condition because . VVayne sup- ^ » . . . "• new: engine. .. . aluminum, TED MAIER with good typing and clerical clothes dryer . "Built. Better to Serve You ' , » or ndlustable . WANTL^P" :V . .§' automatic transmission, eco- . If! DRUGS. plies a completely balanced? Better." KELVINATOR! WINONA FIRE. " 6 motor, whitewall White Oak Timber \ I nomy ¦ ' abilities. Excellent working «,. POWER. 78 E. 2nd. .Tel. 5065. 1962 Specials 'fires, fu-tone finish, very 0 Many others to [§. NOTICE diet. Plenty of protein , essen- ¦ \ , / Also, 3!) inch Stave Bolts - ~~ ; ' V ' . :§' low mileage, locally owned. S ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an conditions and benefits. ' , M A Y.T AG A N6 - F R FGTDATRIE T-—.07Fast, ? choose from . ; tial' vitamins, vital minerals, # Take advantage of cold- application for cnewal ol Radio Broad- 23 inch Heading Bolts expert service. Complete slock of parts. Y |£ extra fat content plus the new ' . ¦ ' weather prices. Shoo ', MA cast.License . has been.filed with the. Fed- White Oak Veneer Logs • H., Choate a. CO. Tel. 3871.. . - .. Qutlying Rambler ¦ ¦ \#" ."" ¦A 250fl'.Consumer Stamps . ?|}5 . era! Communications Commission by? Ihe. Please write: C-43 Daily News "meaty aroma" makes Wayne Seldom do wa have.a home with- such ¦¦?¦ ¦ ¦ " ' • A ' '$1895 Yirith each car sold, : j9' Winona Broadcasting Company, a Mlnne- your best buy. Check our new Dave Brunlcow & Son Wanted—To Buy 81 large rooms and so much storage, area. ZJ* K : sola corporation operating radio station . . Ydii will' .be , pleased with the attrac- ' Tel. 14 ~ 'II ' . KAGE. Radio station KAGE broadcasts . lower prices and i;av c the Trempealeau. Wis. _ GOOD USEO wicker porch furniture tive kllcrien ;with. built-ins,', - ' . living room "G" VENABLES fi . ort . a . frequency ot 1380 kilocycles. The , ^ . wanted. Tel. B-2124. and fireplace , and picture window ¦; ' coupons on the packages for . . 75 W. 2nd Tel. 8-27U H>-; Werne of the applicant for renewal, of 3^^ L Articles for Sale .'.. S7J LAKE MOTORS - . License Is Winona ^v attractive free premiums. . OLD GUNS and modern guns, war relics Open Mon. - Fri. Eve . . I Broadcast f.A"J?BCllo . ~ " " Centra I Broadcasting Company. ' . ¦ '. ¦ ¦ FREEZERS ji9V to $259. Used retrige- and helmets from Civil War until World 1650 Service Driva jftyV . . . siiOH buys Ihrcerbedroorj) home, full ? ¦ ¦¦ rators $25. • Used : TVs S50. FRANK War II. Tel. J333. i09-W. 5lh. ¦ ¦; ¦ ' OFFICE VVORK ~ " ~' ~ ~ bath, ca raqe and fenced-in backyard,. - Snug. As A? Bug • . ;. ¦PO' . •• :Tel. 9983 A Aufo Service Repairing 10 . LILLA 8. SONS, )61 E. 8th. . W MAM ILL ER SCRAP \ RON i MET^ AL . __ . . across fr.orri school. ? describes the cars In our li)ilae .;u«ed -7 ~" WINONA FARM CO.. pays highest prices for scrap? Iron, ' A . 7 NEW LOCATION ' ' 2ENITH TV — at reduced prices. See car . showroom. Let the tcmp«r8tura metals, hides, wool and raw fur. . !; • Lilla .Auto Body Shop Are you interested in a career FRANK . LILLA a. SONS, 761 E. ' 8th. Contemporary drop, the wind whistle , through ? thi • '- ,- . & GARDEN 222 W- "ind. , Tel. 2067 .streets and Ihe snow fall,;you con shop . ¦' ¦765 E. ? Sth . _ __j Tel. 9732 _ BABY BEDS—Chests, apartment si:e gas ¦ ¦ ' Alf on one floor home wild screened " Closed Saturdays • . In comlorl at Nystrom's. Another of ~bdG, water the lawn, office position? Do you like to . stove, breakfast sets, dressers, double "~~ " - porch, nowly . carpeted . living . room, " : YOtT WALK THE ' •JU "" ¦ ¦ our excellent used car buys . It this 1M7' ,' WHY?? SUPPLY ; washtubs, bookcases, walnut lamp ta- - HIGHEST NK P'RICES kitchen with breakfast nook, , two bed- ' . . feed the chickens, mend the roof STORE ¦ OLDSMOBILE -88 4-door sedan, has meet people? bo you like a bles, beds, ¦ chairs. OK FURNITURE, Ml & W. IRON AND. METAL CO. . rooms, corner lot. . ^m^uaa-aj t m'tT^****mmmama^~miTKAaMAMSttyym ^ma. Because you are reasonable, kind. . *o : ¦ ¦ ' Tel. 8-3701. . 207 W; 2nd, across Royal Gas Station ? radio, heater, automatic transmission: animals, and because things last long- ART-SCHAFFNER , MGR. . 273 E. . 3rd St. ~ ~ ~ -_ - variety of responsibilities? Do - " "' ' ' 'ib er . II they ore cared for. How about PoTi TOWEC~RACK-2 rings, I arm H lGHEST PRICES PA 7T Westgate Area Preventive service is Impor- 116 Walnut Tel . S-3763 for scrap iron, metals, rags, h/des, raw A $995 your car? , , capacity. Spring action keeps sturdily . ANico rambler with breeieway, garage, ! tant here too . Bring It. to. RUSTY AND you. . want a 5 day - 40 hour . In . position. ? Versatile, decorative, prac- furs and wool I big kitchen with birch cabinets, carpet- - ' ' Across from Koehler Body Shop - BILL'S AUTO SERVICE, 62 Chatfield tical. 53.49. BAMBENEK'S, 429 Man- . ' ed Hying room, double closets'. Nystrom Motors, Inc. . • . .. fflPS - , :. St. Tel. 5623. . . week? ? Are you between the . .. . ' Sam Weisman & Sons j kato Ave; . 164 VV. 2nd . . Tei . 8-3588 - — INCORPORATED A ~7i ^ OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY EVENINGS j; Business Services 14 ages of 20-28? 0 Horses, Cattle, Stock 43 WAN'S STORM COAT—Slze ; m an' s . 450 . W. 3rd Tel. 5847. ; Walk Downtown figure skates, size 11; 6-volt battery Five-bedroom home with new kitchen, j? FIRST IMPRESSIONS are lasting ones Tel. 3181. between 4 and 7. bath on first , floor; slool second floor, : BROWN SWISS PUREBRED Heifers, 8. charger. , carpet In your office or busl- Rooms Without Meals 83 &^3S5ra : j. so If the . You must be a good typist ! ; oil' furnace, gas water heater, onl To freshen early spring. Tel. AL 3-6007, KTNCT"S Z y I ness place is rather doubtful looking 1 E — Casco heating pad covers "" Gerald Graves, Rushford, Minn. ' 58,900 . SrE^GWS ' ! let WINONA RUG CLEANING SERVICE and have a minimum of 1 ~ _ the full back ? or other, aching area. ROOMS FdR . GENTLEMEN-Wlth or ^.^ "; I ¦' -Yenew Its color and vitality. Tel. 3722 or HOLsfEIN HEIFERS and cows, sprlng- New for greater comfort. GOLTZ without light housekeeping privileges. ' . ' ¦ Glen Mary - A »top at 116 VI. 3rd St. today . ;- ..' year of office experience. No ers. . Nets O. Nelson, Rushford, Minn. DRUGS, 274 E. 3rd. . - . Private entrance and balh. Tel. 4859. 1958 BtJICK 4-door Hardtop, ." "" - Two-bedroom homo, good condition, Tel. UN 4-9110. . : T ' " IT S R EALLY somithlng this new Seal ~~ " ~ big rooms, large lot; bath with tub power steering, power . shorthand required. Pay starts P U R E B R£D HE RTFOR Gloss finish for vinyl and linoleum Apartments, Flats 90 IMiiOur used car lot is! overstocked ' Y D B U LL—NoApa- . and shower , .. only 111,900. brakes ...... ,., .,..,.. $1495 'A?A (First Pub. Thursday, Jan. .4, Vt2)- ,, y- pers. age 9 months, J125; good team floors. Palnl Depot . , " ' $280 per month with periodic mares, wt. 2,800, sound; gentle, 1260. Joe "" GALESVILLE; Wis.—2 bedroom upstairs and we must move 15 cars by " : • ' ¦ ¦ . N O'T.TC E ' , at OU " AFTER HOURS CALL: Humleld, La Crescent, Minn. Tel, R GU'ARANTEED DE-ICER Wlirmake apartment with bath, electric hot wa- 1958 CHEVROLET Impala , Jet . ' .; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the quick work of that frozen eaves trough. Dave Knopp 8-2809 . . . . TW 5-2449. • • : ' ' ¦ • ¦ ter heater. Forest G. Uhl, Galesville; the end of this week in order black finish , , V-8 ,;? Cily .Council ol the Cily of Winona, Min- raises. Job with local employ- . _ . ' . . handy " - W. L. (Wib) Helzer B-218) . . ^door , auto- . ~ ' Keep some for glazed sidewalk ^ '¦1 hesota, will meet on the 5th day of Feb- er. Apply in. person at HOLSTEIN HEI FER^vaccinated, aTflficl- and step .conditions. Available' In any fHRElARObMS-kftcheneTtb and bath. John . Hendriclkson -7441 to make room for new trades matic transmission , power A ruary, 1962, at 7:30 o'clock in. the evening ally bred, due Jan. 25. Lester Rustad, . quantity and we deliver. ROBB BROS . Heat and hot water furnished. Suitable . . ;Mary Lauer 452 3 —, Laura Risk 2118 . ' ' ., for 2 adults. Available Jan. ¦ l: ' 517 steering ..: .. $1295 . ' j of said day in the Council Chamber In Rushford, Minn. Tel. Alpine 3-6056. . : . . . STORE, .576. E. 4th. Tel. .4007. . . . coming in; ' ¦ ' Hail, located on the southwest "~ ' ~ ~~~ "" Johnson. -?, . . the. City HOLSTEIN cbwS^due soon. Adolph C.072 ¦ PELLET GUN T ~ ? 1959 LARK 2-door , standard '¦ corner of Fourth and Lafayette Streets 3 BEDROOMS—Large living room; dining ¦: ' MINNESOTA STATE Schlesser, Arcadia, Wis. Tel. 10-F-12. A-1 Condition, J12.50.. A transmission with over- „ . . |r» trie City ol Winona, Minnesota, for the (Waumandee) . Used chain saws, 545 and up. . room, kitchen, bath. Heated. Hot . soft : '' ' ¦' acting upon end water. Available Feb. 1. Tel. Ft. " City : ' : drive . ..Y,... 0 $1095 $ pOrpdse of considering, EMPLOYMENT SERVICE . 2 used garden tillers, ¦ ¦ •;;;;: : p . :: ; ; deciding the petition . of the Central? Meth- JERSEY COWS 6-Some springing. Herb 8-MU 7-4181 days or 8-MU 7-4871 after '|-< 'tO'V#V- A' ;40 ;> ; i AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE ' I J *- . Tel . 2319 ¦ ' £ - . . . re- ¦ McNaoisr, Houston, Minn. (Ridgeway). ¦ 5 - odlst. Church of . IrVinona, Minnesota, . 1960 DODGE Dart 4-door Se- . ' ' .- 163 Walnut .Street ' ¦ - - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ j Ind & Johnson . Tel, 5455 j IqOestlng a vacation of a portion of the' Ttl. TWllght 6-3153 . . . ~ ~ f 110 Exchange Bldg. user! cars to clioosei from . Most dan 6 cylinder, .automatic ¦] HUFF 429—S^Tooms and bath, heat and ¦ : , ' alley extending in a northerly and a south- f7F -i'80 TREATMENT for white scours Building Materials 61 ' y Winona, Minnesota hot " water furnished, 2nd floor. Tc|. 3110. ^m^^-^m^^^m^m^miw : , transmission. Economy - ': erly direction In Block 32, Original Plat in young pigs. GOLTZ DRUGS, 274 E. - - ~ — - makes and models Available. . . , " " " " " ¦' ). ct Winona, described as follows, . to-wit: ¦3rd. . . sl'A^US ROOMS ail modern, car- plus . ';. .. ' .. ..- $1750 . ¦ . * Lots for Sale 100 ' ' ' Commencing at the northwest corner Help Wanted—Male 27 ~ ~ ¦ peted. Private front and rear? entrances, No cash , needed. UpO to 36 ' ol Block 32, Original Plat to the City PUREBRED LANDRACE BOAR-340 .br. :' ' ; Plastic Laminate Car port. Heat . and all services fur- Y ' - 1 . EAST BELLEVIEW—Choice lots, S50 down, 1959 PONTIAC 4-door , auto-, ' REUABLE MAN on fully mechanized Anton Wolfe, Cochrane, Wis. (Wauman- nished. Central Broadway location. 2 . . .of Winona; thence Easterly along this S10 a month,, have Sewers In streets. months to payO Buy nowY no malic transmission , po rer Northerly line of said Block 32 a dls- dairy farm. Straight wages or percent- dee). Tel. 2507 Cochrane. blocks from downtown. Available Im-. ¦ " See Shank. ¦| - tance of 140 feet; thence at Tight an- age. ? Modern house available. Hilary Counter Top mediately. Tel. 7871V . ¦;¦ , steering, power bral. "Bank Rate Financing" f.' elded and at such time and . place an op- ered who have a wide experience in STOCKER & and back porches and private entrances. "HANK" JEZEWSKI portuhlty will be given to. all persons In- . Heat, water and hot water furnished. I selling, good appearance, educational (Winona's Only Real Estate Buycrl . terested to ba heard for or against the Immediate possession Tel. 7776 or B-2035, No payment until i i background and ambition to earn $10,003 LUMBER CO. Tel. 5992 P .O. Box 34J j oranllng of the petition. a year or better. To the man selected ask lor Syd Johnstone. March llth, 1962 573 East 4th ,. Winona ~ ' GOLD WEATHER | | Dated at Winona, Minnesota, we ofler a thorough training program WE^TTOCAT ION - R ea I iy nTcB ba sement Af ? FEEDER Accessories, Tires/ Parts January 3rd, 1962. and assured Income. Write In confi- apt. No children or. pets. 'Tel. 20fl 104 ¦? .! ROY G. WILDGRUB E, " r "~ " ' "" " . ¦ dence giving age; family status, length Wood 0thei Fuel from 1 to i p.m- for appointment. . Wl NTER 'fREADSA7:50x l4 Town ' 8. Coun- ¦ | Cily Recorder Coal, , 63 SPECIALS . of residence In Winona and previous " - try. 2 for $22.22 plus, lax and recap- ,' '¦ ¦ of th» City of Winona, Minnesota. ~~ ~ ~ BDWY; E. 2 ssA^^TYoomAurnI shed apt., j experience. Write C-42 Dally News. " ~W~ pablc casing. FIRESTONE STORE, 100 EVERSOLE- - CATTLE refrigerator, gas stove, private bath and • Y " DTD YO U KN 0 A W. 3rd. '60 FORD Fairlane m 4-door < (Pub. Date Thursday, Jan. 11, 1962) GENERAL TARMWORK^Marfled man entrance. S26, . ' wanted, Separate modern, living quar- D. T. IJ. 6 cylinder , straight trans- .4 ',. ; NOTICE OF INCORPORATION .. ll or- ters. Leonard Stoskopf Harmony, Minn. Is the amount of heaf II takes fo raise ¦ . Houses for Rent 95 mission , 2,tune r-'if)io, heat- .} :. E AND R DEVELOPMENT CO. Tel. TU6-3331. . 0 FOR Ihe temperature ot one pound ot water TIRES "~ ' , er. ROGERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant EliE7 ^"fic'~70UN0 MAN for local es- one degree. One ton ol Commander HOWARD E. 420—2-bedroom, all modern \ Lump coal contains 29 million BTU'J. NEW AND USED. A 10/ the provisions of Chapter 300. Laws of . tablished food route. No experience nec- home, enclosed porch. Tel. 3066 or "55 MERCURY 2-door , automa- 1C5 East 2nd St. « the, State of Minnesota, for the year ot essary. Thorough training provided. Car There Is no other coal like It. We recap, retread- and repair; 6960. _ _ tic transmission, radio , • Teh 8-3193 3 1?33, that .a corporation was Incorporated needed, Man selected can earn over PRIVATE SALE - " ' " "~ also repair endless belts. ,.j -under said act with the name "E and R • $100 every week. , Tel. 4611 for Interview East End Coal & POSSIBLE LEASE until Spring wifh op- healer. Large 3 bedroom ram- ' . ', Development Co. " and that on the Sth day appointment. . tlon lo buy. Winona Tire &. Retread Wanted Automobiles 110 ¦ ' ';¦! of, January. 1962, a Certificate of , Incorpo- ~ ~ ~ ~' Calves , yearling and two-year- Cement Products Co. bler, lireplace, hot water heat, douole '53 FORD Customline 4-door V- ROUTE now rrfor 5 ambt- 1261. East Sth Tel. 8-1925 ?? ration was duly Issued fo said company. WATKINS ope olds , in our yards at all times. 901 E, 8th Tel. 3389 garage. Almost new. J150 per month. li, automatic transmission , J Th« purposes, oblects, powers and gen- tlou s men, 11 to 45 years. Good earn- qet more Sublect to owners approval. ings. If Interested call from 6:30 to 9 "Where yo u Motorcycles, Bicycles NEED CASH? ,) ar &l' tiaturo of Iho business ol said corpo- These cattle arc shipped direct BOB SELOVER Real Estate, 110 Ex- 107 radio , heater. ration about to bo conducted are as fol- p.m., Wed. and Thurs. evening, 1014 E. heat at lower cost." change Bldg. Tel. 2349. After hours call " ~ ; J i FOR BARGAINS In " '50 FORI) 2-door , 6 cylinder , Wc will buy your car or truck. ,i lows ; To acquire by purchase or loar.e or 7th. ______to our yard from the western Dave Knopp 8-2809;. Wlb Helzer 8-2181; motorcycles and : ~ " John Hendrickson 7441; Mnry Lauer icoolers see Allyn Morgan, Lake Blvd. Trade down — lower your pay- I otherwise, landj and Interests In lands and A MAN INTERESTECs in farming on Slabs & Lumber. straiRht 11 ansmission , over- . ranges. For further informa- sk 2118. . to own, hold, Improve, develop nnd man- share basis or monthly wage and per- For good quality slabwood end 4523; Laura Fl. , J " Trucks, Tractors, Trailers 108 drive radio , heater. Just ments and receive cash back, ! age any real estate so acquired and to centage. Landlord hos 200 acres, 50 tion call lumber coll HANOVER 1676-Belmont Addition. New overhauled. .; erect or cause to be erected on any lands cows and heifers, bulk tank, some ma- 2-bedroom house. Modern. Available al JEEP — 4-whecl drive, with snowplow. QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. ? j owned, field or occupied by the corporation, chinery and feed on hand. This mod- Dove Brunkow & Son once. Good rurmMff -cond/llon , Tel. 7200 affer 6. SCOTT 105 Johnson Tel. 2398 buildings or other structures with their ern dairy, (arm, located on a main rrompcilfNiu, Wis. rel. 14 " * LATE MODEL 1955 Chevrolet appurtenances, and to rebuild, enlarge, al- highway one mile trom town, Is avail- V'Y pickup OUTBOARD MOTORS Open Mon. - Fri. Eve. Till 9. \ MCDONALD Wanted to Rent 96 excellent condition with overload springs ~A ler or Improve any buildings 1. Contact Vernon Duxbury, Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum or olher able Mar. 64 and oak groin rack. 5800 or best of. inci Flyiii Scott 75.2 h.p. Just . ' -{ structures now or hcreatler erected on any Alma Center, Wis. Tel. W04-6181. " r ~ ~~ R Auction Sales . GAS STOVE—Ap.-irtrnen! sli'.Y S15| green ter for quick salo. Tel. 7521 Altura, ,j lands so owned, held or occupied and to ' ' WARNER & S\VASEY MAN broke in. WiHi or without " ' ASSISTANT O FFICE MANAGERor |un- sofa bed, 530; Hollywood Vt size bed, Minn. ALVIN KOHNER mortgage, lease, sell for cash, or' SALES CO. • on lor accountant for S.E. Minn, manufac- 530. Tol. 8-1768. Moving to Winona , Feb. 1. " " controls. AUCTIONEER. City nnd *f«f« licensed credit, deferred payment or installment "' _ 1949 INTERNATIONAL > .j turing plant. 2 years experience desir- SUMNER , IOWA -< and bonded. <53 oberty St. (Corntr .1 plans or to otherwise dispose of any ANUARY C LEARANCE n ' Ion pickup, good rubticr, 1950 Jctstrcak 15 ft. Crestliner. able. Salary negotiable. Send education J spEciAL--s m- . E. Jtri and Llborfy). Til. ,m. _ noon, . 'i mnnts, permits, , sive young man with management po- Household 67 ~ ~ patents, trade-marks, " Mon . i p.m, Home- & Perianal tential, 54-34. Some collcgo desired but WANTED LIVESTOCK of. all kindsY AUTO SALES JAN. l5 copyrights, licenses, privileges, franchises , T«I FREE USE ol our Carpel Shampooer St., ArcjtlU. Wli. Mrj, " not essential. Complete training program. Lewiston Sales Darn collect " Properly . Pearl i bonds, stocks and other evidences ol In- . Tel. 2667 . wilh purchat.0 of Blue Lustre sham- Rcd EnolDt) , • . Write C-31 Dally News. , WINONA DAILY NF.WS RAI.ESVILLE , WIS. Mory Knudtion, owner . ; debtedncss, and to do and perform all Sales every Thursday alternoon. We buy poo. Deposit required. H. Choate 8, Co. .,1,11*1,.*,: fjnrthern Inv Co. clerk. . , -? | lawful ads nnd to engage In such other hogs every day of tho week. EDITORIAL WOHKLK TRUCK SALE : i lawful business Help—Male or F«male 28 - ~ " venture', ami enterprises HORISES WANTED-" Wc c7in pay "' more Musical Merchandise 70 Must Sacrifice Knliro Slock ;• : ? which In tha ludgment of lis Board of DI- than anyone else. We pick up. WALTER USEO STEREO nnd HI-FI consolti, Several Wovin R lo Winona Feb. 1 ? ,; » rectors may he necessary'fir deemed ad- MARO, Black River Falls, Wis. Tel, of New and Used Trucks . ; yl«abla models lo r.boose from at 'is to further Iho interests of Ihe . 7-F-I4. Mr. and Mrs. Poultry man i_0J „ .S? rPor ,1P.n ' ''i holi!j purchase, olherwka _ fjjce W^ ¦ " ' ' . 0_ \ t' Ni2i:il.. llic ,.Hnpm] ; ' AcquTre and fo 'lell, "rnorttinge . assliin of' Fa rrti, Iffi!9tem«fif£"H Har.d. .s .MLisi.c...Stoxe.... .WANTS TO-RE NT ' ; a rness 48 119 F. 3rd Winona , -,¦' otherwise dispose ol the shnres of capital New '1)2 Chev . 2 ion , 2 speed • , »tock, bonds , : ¦ , debentures, warrant or other Manager-Accountant HlNStoN TRACTOR CAB-Nearly new, - Radios, Television 71 |, . , .; neoollable tronslorable evidences ol value for Cue D.C, half price. Ray Faber , 3-Bedroom House. long wheel b.-i.se. i \;; croatcd by olher cor porations ,md while Rollingstone, Minn. Tel. A392 AlluM. " Wa.s J.'iliM , .sale price $'2!l'.l5 ! 1 vi th» holders ot such stocks, bonds or other to take full clinrge of account- " Winona TV & Radio Service KELLY DUPLEX FEED mixer . ' i Ion, Dob ' ' OPEN 2nd, Il.is two children ROUST ; • ;-; oWioatlons, to exercise all rlohls and prlvl- ItiK and office details in local 78 E. Nogosek. Tel. 3B34 New 02 Chev. "i Ion p.n. . ;, ;a complete with 1 h.p. motor. Like new. Mas ol ownership Including the right to Ray Hllke 8. Son Altura. Minn. " " It ;iiul 11. Was %2-\}fi, sale price $1M0 I ; |lj Vole thereon lo Ihe same extent Chevrolet dealership. Previous Don Ehmann TV Service atfes Friday, Jan. 12 - 10-to 5 p.m. as a na- ' ~ ,r- ' 3 I :¦$ tufel ' person might or could do; to sue experience in automotive ac- JOHN DnERE 'A tra ctor. In ported Winona ' s Finest Electronic Repulr New T>2 Chev, i ton p.u, '" 1 , ia and bo sued In lis corporate name and condition; also McCormick Deei lnn :i lor Mil Makes - S - ¦ or counting desirable. Excellent Prefer farm homo or liotisiiif! Was $'2551. Mile price $v'0!>l -^. :.'.& tp^enter Into obligations contracts and bottom plow. Richard Anderson, t' v- 900 W Filth r»l. 630) unit iiUing the river. Must be I .." -f t- M '&A Place Your OrdOr.s Now! y -\i tq. do any acts . Incident to llui trans- opportunity , for (nullified per- Jerson, Minn._Tel. UN4-7166. Aulhorljed dealer tor 'fill ( '<)(• v. v ton p.u. ¦ ' (if ' , ",_ action of Its business or expedient for tho son, . ADMIRAL -MUNTZ-ZENITH. wilhln eoiiiiiiiitirif! (Jisl;iiici; Was $l7()il , $14 «MI is I " »ttt)lnment of the snle price -Tan. 12th the last day for . . a purposes nnd ob|ects USED TELEVISION SETS -oll ilie picture Winona. Also interesled in ?£y 'W :• i '/, _ The address of tho registered office ol Refrigeralori 72 ' ;. , -m aald corporation Is 107 Mala on Street In the Chevrolet Co. " " Homes for Sale 99 Was $li!)ll , siile price $tilill i -Os ., « CHy ol Winona, County of Winona, Slate SEE OUR .LARGE selection ol used i O-t ; k ot Minnesota. John Deere. Machinery, refrigeralori. Prices starting «t 525. "' " 1 Aifi Kord 1 Ion , eoli and chassis A'M 105 Johnson ' St. New . 6. 3-nEDROOM homa on bin line. ' ' ' . -Wi T|)o names and addresses nl the Incorpo- Idea equipment , McCullocI ) I) I, 11 ELECTRIC, 151 E. 3rd. block to St Stans. l- ull Int. Under Was $12(111, sale pi icv $'.'()» I V"' Re Sure to Register ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ *'M »"0l months to pay. RKFRKS1IMKNTS WILL BK SKR\T,1). ¦I AS Street, Winona , Mlnnusolai I will typo anything you wont, even USED DHOADVfAY WEST 849 Hy owner, 1 bid- A& |M. K. Brehmer , 253 Wesl Filth stencils. Tel. 6066 or 9233. Typewriter* ' ¦ room hon>e, modern all on one tloor, '• (ii'Srj Slri.-ol. Wlnon.i, Minnesota, ' " " " " " FARM MACHINERY TYPEWRITERS a nrPadd ing ma chInei for V/,000. Furnished II desired. ; 'M\ The names and addresses ol the first Butineit Opportunist 37 GOEDE'S r3]J Board of Directors nf snld corporation are: sale or rent. Reasonable rates, free GRAND ST. MB — Ideal location n«ar Y'j ' E. J. Iloli, 526 East Snrnln Street, - SEE - delivery. Sea ui lor all your office Lincoln School. AT condition. 5 rooms, ! ffij Winona Needs This Service supplies, desk), (lies or olllce chain. •' %_\ Wlnni).), MliliV",ot.)i YOU CAN make It possible If you can qual- strictly modern, full basement, oil fur- WINONA CHICK HATCHERY Lund Typewriter Co lei. 5371. /^tfjzStZa ¦*M Ruby K HoU, 526 East Sarnla ify lo operate a Ur»lfed Rent-Alls store. nace, maple doors, full lot, two-car (in- ' ' " >S^!^CH!yB0U.T •fit Sired, Wlivjn.i, Minntv.oia; Profitable, safa operation. Moro than 300 DURAND BUSINESS MACHINES-Sales, renl.ilj, «*• rage. Will finance vBUZ SAWYER ' »Y «<"»• j *°y i

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