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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]. 1 Clear, Cool Tonight; Cloudy/ Warmer Friday Carpenter Lands After 3-0rbit Flight Plane finds Flier on Raff Near Capsule By HOWARD BENEDICT CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (*. — Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpen- ter successfully orbited the earth three times today and then—after a harrowing 35 minutes when it was not known whether he bad survived the re-entry — he was sighted sitting in a life raft in the Atlantic Ocean. A Navy P2V Neptune bomber flashed the word that Carpenter apparently was all right after spot- ting him in the raft some 133 miles northeast of Puerto Rico. Floating nearby was the Aur*** ra 7 spacecraft which had carried him three times around the globe in 4 hours and 56 minutes at 17. -* 532 miles an hour. The capsule overshot its intend-

ORBITA L FLIGHT PATH . . . Map shows flight path tor or- bital mission by astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter . Kenned y Watches WASHINGTON Wi - Presi- dent Kennedy looked on by REP. ANDERSEN HEARD television today as astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter be- No Compromise came America's Second man in orbit. y Kennedy* saw. Carpenter's liftoff on. a television set in , Questioned in On Medicare, the bedroom of his living quar- 7 ters in the executive 000 mansion before walking over to his of- Kennedy Says fice. WASHINGTON (AP)—President ed landing area by 200 miles and Estes Investigation Kennedy has made his no-compro- Carpen ter apparen tly decided to mise stand on medical care for leave it and wait out recovery in By G. MILTON KELLY Last June, when Marshall was but would look into the death be- the aged more emphatic than the one-man inflatable life raft WASHINGTON 'AP) — Senate found dead, shot five times, his cause of a cryptic not e found in ever. He insists on weaving it which +e carried aboard tbe cap- investigators disclosed today their death was written off as suicide. Pratt's car which said in part into the Social Security system. sule. agents have questioned more than But under th« pressure of the "the burden of guilt is on my He says the public wants it that The Neptune reported it was 1 .000 persons in the widening Estes investigation, his body was shoulders." way. circling the raft and said that Picture was rrjade by automatic camera Billie Sol Estes ease. exhumed Tuesday for an autopsy Investigators said they doubted Firing another broadside at the OFF ON ORBIT . .. A big Atlas missile penter. Carpenter was "sitting upward," And , said the informant , many, in Franklin, Tex. Later the county American Medical Association lumbers off the pad at Cape Canaveral at the on the pad. (NASA Photo via AP Photofax) There was no immediate report Pratt had any connection with on his condition many more will be questioned be- medical examiner told county Wednesday, Kennedy repeated his fligh t of astronaut Scott Car- , but the plane Estes. start of the orbital said he appeared to be okay. fore the Senate Investigations grand jurors his preliminary find- Meanwhile Rep. H. Carl Ander- prediction that Congress will to start its ing was murder. adopt his plan this year if it subcommittee is ready sen, R-Minn., became the second When tht Navy plan* first re* hearings into whether Washington The examiner, Dr. J. A. Congress member to volunteer reaches the House and Senate ported sighting the 37-year-old influence helped Estes build his Jaehimczyk. was expected to publicly to testify before McClel- floors. And he contended that de- Wife Sees Navy lieutenant commander in tha rickety business empire. make his final report today. lan's subcommittee after his spite AMA opposition, "more and Titan Missile sea, an obviously relieved arid The report came after President name had been linked with Estes". more doctors are supporting it." One Body Still happy Lt, Col. John A. Powers, Th* FBI also had no comment Kennedy related at a news con- Sen . Ralph W. Yarborough , D- Takeoff at Mercury spokesman , reported to ference Wednesday that the FBI on the case of Howard Pratt , 31, Kennedy heatedly attacked the newsmen : Chicago office manager of Com- Tex., previously had announced AMA and Republican critics of his has moved into the investigation he was offering to testify. He "A Navy P2V Neptune has re- of the . mysterious death of Henry mercial Solvents Corp., found medical care program at his^ news Missing in Canaveral Blows Up at portecf sighting the spacecraft dead in his car Wednesday of car- acknowledged accepting about S7, conference—a conference dominat- Marshall , a Texas farm official , 500 from Estes in campaign con- ) floating in the landing area. Along shot to death a year ago while bon monoxide poisoning. The com- ed by his strong views on the big CAPE CAN AVERAL, Fla. (AP side it was a life ra ft , and sitting pany's financial relations with tributions and to help finance the legislative controversy of 1962. —Rene Carpenter was reported in it was a gentleman checking into Estes' dealings un- senator's radio broadcasts to con- named Car- der the government cotton pro- Estes, who bought great quantities The questioning elicited these somewhere on the beach today California Base penter." of liquid fertilizer from the chemi- stituents. charges Plane Crash gram. comments and : sharing the moment unobserved CHICO , Calif. (AP) — A Titan An Air Force air rescue service cal firm, are under investigation. Kennedy said he does not plan UNIONVILLE , Mo. (AP^ -One watchers when her Anderson has said he sold Estes among Other missile was destroyed in a blast plane reached the area at •> 1 :40 FBI declined to comment The Senate subcommittee, head- to follow up his current proposal body was still missing today in Scott p.m. » and Th* $4,000 wort h of stock in a Wash- husband , astronaut Malcolm today as its silo exploded at the

FOR PRE-JOB CONFERENCE— BIG DAY AHEAD; TIME TO GET UP— AND INTO YOUR WORK CLOTHES— With John Glenn, left, who recently did wfwt you're doUig now AND OFF TO CIRCLE EARTH— four years on the pap«r. Ray Lanesboro VFW Properties Change Becker received a medal as an- Fountain Citian Taylor St udents nual editor. All senior library club Installs Officers Hands at Kellogg members received certificates. Gets Corps Award ' Students Cited LANESBORO, Minn. (Special -— KELLOGG. Minn. . Special) - ROBERT Strande received Hie FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis—Frank City Offering Presented Awards mathematics award; first and sec- Donald Allen , past commander, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tentis have Vandewalker, Fountain City, head presided at Post 38«B Veterans of purchased the home on Cole Street TAYLOR , Wis. (Special)-Taylor ond placings Jn classes A , B and At Rollingstone Foreign Wars installation ceremo- from thc Mrs. Elizabeth Bricker High School students received C at the district music contest equipment repairer at Lock and nies Tuesday. estate. awards at a program presented in La Crosse received medals; Darn 5A, has received a sustained Day Camp for He ijisLalled : . Donald . Capron, John Both and Victor Holland by the faculty. district forensics certificates went superior performance award for commander; W. E. Nelson senior have purchased the Shepherd to Elaine Sather, Judy Lakowske, Highest honors went to Raymond Connie Hoem, Marilyn Curran the past year from the U. S. vice commander: Cary l Mindrum, Street home from the Woodruff St. Stoker, valedictorian , who also was , Marion Kopp and Irene Hanson Corps of Engineers, St. Paul Dis- •junior vice commander; Harold Jacque estate. presented the American Legion , . ^ 9-12 Bracket Thocn, quartermastiir; C h a r 1 ft s Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gran- medal and awards for being bus- and for their newspaper work Phil- trict. ip Staff, Gerald , Marion All the fun and skills of camp- Drake, adjutant ; Joseph Herric-ic, er Sr. have sold their farm to iness manager : of the annual and .McDonald This was announced by Wallace Mane Kopp, Vicki ing except sleeping out are pro- post advocate ; Charles St. , Harlan iSchroeder. Elgin , and will working on the school newspaper. Elaine Sather, Wood, J. \oss, lockmaitef . Vandewalk- chaplain; Dr. John E. Westrup. move lo Wabasha, where they Connie Hoem, Dean Amundson, vided local youngsters in the W2 Stephen Jacobson, , er, who received the award for surgeon ; Helmer Hallum, service have purc hased a home. salutatorian Henry Olson , Dan Curran. Susan age range by the Park-Recreation received an award for four year. outstanding workmanship, joined Bond's day camp program. officer ; Odell Bue, officer of the Mr. ind Mrs. Martin Kennebeck Kling, Karen Peterson, Kathy the corps at Alma, Wis., in 1935 Allen , Americanism in forensics; public address in thii Bue, Helle, Delores Gusk The sessions will begin June 11 day; Donald are erecting a new one-story frame Bonnie , , and has worked at various sites , and - Eugene Simpson, year's district forensics contest, Krai, Susan Jacobson, and continue to Aug. S at HolxinBer chairman structure home with attached ga- Paulette throughout the district . Helmer Kolstad and Edgar Slinde, rage on the lot adjacent to their and for four years on the school Rolf Christianson. Carol Nelson, piBHHHH.H^^^^jal-HBai^H^.H Lodge on the south shore of Lake , Jeyct Margaret trustees. properly on Main Street . newspaper of which he was edi Marilyn Curran and Mary Halver- Winona. Daily hours are 8 a.m. prepare a tor this year. Advertisement ROLLINGSTONE. Minn.^-.Ioyce The post decided to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arens are son received certificates. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Andrew Tuftin , for- Hengel and Margaret Kalmes are memorial for erecting a new ranch type frame JOANNE CURRAN , third honoi Judy Anderson, Susan Kling, / COVIR V The camping season is divided mer member. Members also plan- home on the lots recently pur- Marion K opp and Connie Olson re- FAT THI \ with a co-valedictorians at Holy Trinit y student , was cited for four yean / into eight weekly segments ned repairs and new* wiring for the chased from M. Sgt . and Mrs. ceived A squad cheerleader let- / IARTH 1 quota of 15 campers assigned to High School. •of forensics , interpretative readinj hall. Lavern Tentis on Main Street. ters and Vicki Wood , Karen Ol- OVERWEIGHT each. The park-recreation office Both girls have «f prose this year , and four years holastic ¦ son, Susan Jacobson and Carol Available to you without a doctor's pre- \M/^A #sft reports that 41 of a possible total 3.916 sc on (he newspaper. averages? N.oyce AT GOVERNOR'S MEETING Nelson, B squad. scription, our drug called ODRINEX. Vou of 120 registrations already have , Wis , 'Special* Leland CANADIAN TRIP Bette Hoem received the DAF Is tbe daughter of BLAIR — must lose ugly fit In 7 days or your mon- been received and urged parents Blair , and Peter Bieri , WEAVER , Minn. Special) - award ; was recognized for 1. The program was held last ey beck. No itrinuous exarclst, Uxallvei. Mr. and Mrs. Al Chenoweth , fj ^flTi wishing to enroll children to do are representing Mrs. Florence L a m e y accom- years of perfect attendance; foi Thursday. - mattaoe er taking ef stxalled reducing Hengel ; Margar- county agent, , at the City Hall office. County at Uie Gov- panied her daughter Joann , Ro- tour years on the newspaper an< candles, cracken or cooklet, or crttwlng to soon et, daughter of Tremjieqleau ' Resource chester , Minn., on a trip to Port in forensics, winning the 4 When the Misery of \ gum. ODRINEX li a tiny tablet and easily Camp director will be Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ernor s Conference on / Development today Arthur and Fort Williams, Canada minute speech category this year wallowed. When you take. ODRINBX, you Buck , at present a Winona State Kalmes. " and Industrial nold Green Lake. last week. They went by way of and for being assistant annual edi still en|ey your mails, still est the foods College student. Buck is married Jeanne Lehn* and Friday at : —¦ ¦ the Lake Shore drive. tor. you like, but you limply don't have the and has had experience supervis- , daughter of HERWIN- erti a <¦ urge for extra portions became ODRINEX S BLAIR POPPY DAY Homemaking awards include! Siow ^^^^tl^j l ing groups in nature and camp and Mrs . Ah Mr. BLAIR Wis. (Special) - Pl ans CALEDONIA CONCERT (he ' following: Marion Kopp am You Down ., 7^^^b_V^J decressei your eppatlte and decrtiiea you* craft studies. frod Lehnertz , . "1 is for the observance of Poppy Day CALEDONIA , Minn. ¦ Special)- Linda Halverson, FHA demonstra DeWitt's Pills will helpyour system dealre ' for food. Your weight must come Transportation is furnished the Joanne salutatorian with flush out acid impuritits that ofUn M down, because is your own doctor will on Saturday have been completed The Caledonia Public School will lion and fund raising; Pauletti , gat- M youngsters according to schedules a 3.733 average. cause backache losa of «n*rjy, fell you. when vo-j eat leu, you weigh WILLIAMS direction of Miss Alice present its spring concert at the Krai , Betty Crocker ; Gladys Eck given enrollees at the time of reg- under the ting up nijhU. DeWitfa Pills fl less. Get rid ef axeeis fat and live long- , Knudtson- municipal auditorium Friday ev- el , better posture, and Elaine Sa brin* analgesic relief of syropto- A| istration. Arriving shortly after Stumpf chairman of the er. ODRINEX colli 11.80 end ll sold on BAKf lALf Mallison unit of the American Le- ening at 8 p.m. Included on the (her, Crisco. Air senior girls re matic pains in back, joint * and Ms 115 Eqst t a.m. at the campsite each day, DeWitt'i PIIU for tliU GUARANTEE: If not satisfied for any Third St. FHA membership pins. mu«el*i. Try afH the youngsters carry on a complete SPRING GROVE , Minn. (Spe- gion Auxiliary. A house-to-house program by popular request will ceived dirtct diuretic action to help BV reason lust return the packigi to your week "God' Trombone," Taking part Gerald McDonald received a cer Phone 5025 program of outdoor activ ities, such cial)—The Junior Legion Auxiliary canvass is being made this be s increaat kidney output and re- A^H druggist and git your full money back . No will the elemen- newspaper lieve minor bladder ntlUtt/ons. •s cooking meals, hiking, fishing will hold a bake sale and lunch and auxiliary voUinteers will sell in the concert be tificate as assistant ed _ ^_^_fquestions asked. ODRINEX Is lold with and natut-e at 3 p.m. Saturday at th« Legion poppies on the streets all day Sat- tary chorus, the girl's glee club itor and Joyce Jensen and Betti this guarantee by tROWN DRUG STORS. studies. They return at 1 t p.m. and spend the night at their Club , rooms. urday. and (he mixed chorus . Olson were presented medals foi Ill w. Third Sf.-Wall Orders pilled. homes. Comfortable clothes are the or- ** der of the day. Jeans are favored as are plain shoes and • jacket For Safer Sumner Driving, Shop and Save at TIRE During Their Big should be taken in the event of a NELSON sudden shower, it's advised- A .^^^ . folding pocket knife and a towel should be taken and compasses, cameras and field glasses also are useful but not required. Campers are instructed to bring lunches but milk is provided , its coit being covered by the tuition ft* of $1.50 charged each child. Campers plan ttieir own menus in ? advance and do their own cooking PRE-HOLIDAY BLITZ! on one day during the camj> per- iod. ¦¦ ^ GOOD YEAR <^5&> Graduation Events / I yiRETREADS Set at Houston SPECIAL $<* HOUSTON, Minn. ( Special - 3.T NYLO iliot Q99 Houston High School begins com* 1P8£ ^ N tnsneement week Sunday with the Rev. Herbert Cotlrell, Bethany Ev- popular Jy angelical Free Church, Houston , AII"lVB8tllW * |2 PRICE..4tarmost p lut tox ond 4 old fr— QfT your eior discussing "God's Requirements ¦ ^ BE IVB I ^^^ HHHBHK\ -JW for Life" for 38 graduates JrlBWi iv This baccalaureate service will begin at 8 p.m. In the high school ' . i^_.^HiE.HHE£^^BBBBBB^E^^^i^fl3&\_BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBi^^k\ 1 5-Month Road M^H-\w^2}liis^^^K9^^^^^^^^^Wm( Ii'_.^H.. ^Hr'> '-M<3.. ^.HHB ]< ^.. ^.. ^.. ^.HV^_rW^.H auditorium. Harlan Peterson, grad- smmmWAatAW^KKKK^m*l^al^^KtmKKK^^^^^m\^__a____atm\ * m^nrnta €\' s^AmmmmmmmW' ''¦ '¦fi**^^^^mk\ ' *W!~\ a\^^^^^^^^^^Marm^^^^_\Xymmrnm ^r uating, will provide a trumpet sole .. ^ ' . ^S^^^^KSBSB^BBBBBSwBjLi ' Hazardll . J Guarantee#* ' BUEm/a*Mj Fs*a7*^smmmmmmmw& MR^^^^^^^^Mssmat^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m^asssssssssssssm and the school chorus, directed by ^Hftfl rriTUXimiri?. lBB ^ Hll BPff s f TJ^.^B^r/.^BmM^.^BBIrM L. C- Johnson, will give additional ^sW music. Tho Rev. Vincent Tellegran, Howton Baptist Church, will give Uie scripture, invocation and ben- ediction. . Then June 1 again in thr achool auditorium and again at I p.m., ¦' ' F. E. Heinemann. director tt'f Wa- |^^^^knH |Hn ^p^^H^^^^^ ¦ ^H -{ ___ '^--\sW _Wt§______i___f eher personnel for .the Minnesota ^ * '^_^_w ^^^^^^^^^ m! Slate Department of Education, * BB B s^^B . ^^^^^^^^ H will give the commencement ad- 1 ^ " ? V ^1 ^I .^^B MjjG^^^^^^^^^^^^r dress. i^^BlmH^S^^^S^^^r ^^¦.. ^^i ^L_.V D The school band and chorus will %^^^^ ^ * *aa give musical accompaniment . J_M_m_W_mH_W_E^ » ' .[^.H ^"^ ' ^"^ ^^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^_ ^ mmti«1_ ^ ^_^_^_^_^pmmammamammm * , ^^^ The Rev. John W. Pereboom , YOU CRT THIS FAMOUS GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE • HH tax ^_____ \_ V*U ROAD Houston Presbyterian Church will ^^H *.70xlS Black Wmm \\m \\m \\\mW HAZAUD give the invocation and benedio RdAD HAZARD ANO QUAHTY GUARANTEE I *l mmmmmmmmW Tube Typ., plus ^ ¦ MH H | ^ «T A AND flon, ^ knXjmK£k3££M* QU ALITY GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE, i ^~ ^^^/a ^^-v /^N x A ^- V ^1 ^^LmmmmW RETREAD ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ') ^mmmmW ' ¦"* reeepp.ble tire. WATION-WIW GUARANTEE JP ^^ ^rmif ^ iiilP ^^^ ffi , gBJ^K^ ^ h, Mondovi Checks M cu.«n.ee „„ the.e N,w Qcody..r^«pr.r,.« f , wl2 (not | | Wl IWHViw* withn«i K;rr/ ^«t» . m ' r^ ^ ^ >J 1* Aj.ln.l i.orii.il ro.rf h«r«M, -I.e.. blowaule, fehr. il K< f BRANDMlmm*!* NEWllfcWl TIRES'I IHtJi All Retread* " „,.,„¦¦¦¦. I SM bnaki. cnli- rxrr n Itin rtb i nviu.Uitei. l.lmi eil \a H) i VhlO tltOPH AT flllflllTV ...... t , t t . 885 Cars. Trucks « .,» o ..ur ,: uol, rc1na,,. , W ,,W wis row oi qowwr fM any rftlai*; .. In workm.n.l.lrl ;:p .nrt ir.nlarl.1 without limit i " ^m*^0%^Wm^mf m ^rssra s Kr MONDOVI , Wis. - At r r 7r g^ NOT SECONDS! fi|lflrfl||tl.ftfl Nflllfln« " * W iaaftUt Unit* Of in), I lo f.p»lf wlikowt 'Special* \S| II to llm* nr mlleiga. Any ascd on month-. »** o( the Car Safety-Check held he>e /3 t].S. arran«|iwlll miik« .il|nitment .llow.nc. 01. n.w ^< NAT -U 11 'ammmt •»<( *»l|lMl pit *****prlM »n (Hiretou »noth«r tilt, ¦ ¦ "" ¦ PPTDPAfflCV IMA llftlllllO 88*> cars and trucks were checked. (fl lireVIKIX U on otlsln.l tr.ta Uoplh um«lnln| tnd cur- BH) Rli I IHUIIWi WlOO ••¦ WwllUlw There were 88 trucks and 31 rejects; 674 cars and 92 rejects, and there were 27 re=ehtfcks. The N M0NEY DOWN! MONEY DO WM ~ FREE MOUNTING check was sponsored by the Lions mj^WWf^WWWW^m ° NO Club, under supervision of Aldrld Parker, Mondovi High School driv- NEW LOW er training instructor. He was as- sisted by the high school drivers education class. William Hohli was general chairman. It was held Friday and Saturday. At the free pancake feed, put on Savings Up to 50% «^^» PRICED by the Mondovi Agriculture , Pro- ( »«..„ .» 1 fessional and Business Men's As- sociation, 90 pounds of pancake H0UUA Y flour and « gallons of milk were consumed. 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To be the Winona area tonight and Fri- soon will "be wearing shoulder demic achievements were present- eligible for the gold cup a student day but occasional showers and patches calling attention to thc ed Winona Senior High School stu- must maintain a three-year aver- Construction city's historic attachment to the assembly thunderstorms will be back for the dents at an in the high age of at least B and be a letter- Local contractors have been in- w-eekend. Mississippi River, school auditorium this morning. winner in at least two sports. • The purchase of 220 of the new Today's Individual awards pro- vited to submit bids for construc- It'll be fair tonight with , the ther- Miriam Shaw, the Ail-Around- tion of the new Winona patches showing an outline of a gram was one of three recogni- Gin Award Bracelet presented an- post of- mometer dropping to 50-55. Friday - ship's wJieel framing a paddle fice to Wilfred J. Riopelle, presi- says the weatherman, tion assemblies scheduled at the nually by the business and Pro- will see in- wheel steamer on the river was close of the current school year. fessional Women of Winona to a dent , U. S Investment Corp, 8817 c reasing cloudiness and a high of approved Wednesday . by the .Friday group awards for partici- senior girt who has maintained W. Lynx Ave., Milwaukee 18. 75-80. The outlook for Saturday is Board of Fire & Police Com- pation in music, athletics, foren- good scnolarship, has an oustand- Riopelle told the Daily News his for nain and cooler. missioners. sics and publication s will be an- ing record oi service and has par- firm would soon open bids arid The steamer is set against a award contracts so the building AFTER .13 of an inch nounced and scholarship winners ticipated in various school activi- of rain background of sky blue while the will be introduced Monday after- ties and organizations. would be ready for occupancy this in two light showers Wednesday, lettering "POLICE" and the out- clearing weather set it. The. ther- noon. year. The new post office will be line of the wheel are in gold on PAt RIES, Sharon Tyler, Jan- built at a Central Park site cov- mometer rose to 66 in the after- ice uoeuman and Frea Benning, the patch formed in the shape of CITED AT today'* assembly ering 65,000 square feet. That's the noon and dropped to 53 during the a shield. were; cash awaras lor first througn night. By noon the reading was fourth places, respectively, m pos- north' 220 feet of the park. This Each patrolman will receive six Rujh Youmans, who received will leave 8-0 feet of the park in- up to 68. award for maintaining the ter competition _ sponsored by the HONORED . Brother Juhus7FSC, vice president for academic of the p atches for his uniforms. the side the sidewalk on the south They contrasted with a high of ST. MARY'S STUDENTS Specifications were ordered highest average in English and, Winona Chapter ot the Society ior Area students were among those honored Wed- affairs and dean of studies; David G; Madland, the Preservation and Encourage- (West Broadway) side. "77 a year ago today and a low preparatory to an advertisement with Cliff Warnken, the social U. S. Investment Corp. was low of 44. All-time high for May 24 nesday at the St. Mary's College president's La Crescent, Minn., senior. National Defense Fel- foe bids for a new camera to be studies awards to the top-ranking ment of Barbershop Singing of energy physics at University of America. bidder last August to build and -was 93 in 1928 and the low 34 in conv ocation. Left to right , John T. Carroll , Wi- lowship in high used in the police department. boy and girl in social studies class- lease the building to the govern- 1925. Mean temperature for the sophomore ; Ben L: Czap- Minnesota; Dennis G. Zill , Winona , senior, teach- Chief of Police George H. Savord es. Alberta Fischer, the Bausch & nona, highest ranking Lornb Science Award for the high- ment. The firm 's annual rental past 24 hours was 59. Normal for second b'gheSt ranking senior ; ing assistantship in mathematics at Iowa State said that the new camera, esti- Vinton Geistfeld, letter-winner in lewski , Winona , , est average in science subjects bid for the basic 20-year term of this day is 62. , senior, leaching as- University, and James K. Stansfield , Goodview , mated tc„cost about $490." will re- football and tennis the W Club , GeralrVL. Sievers. Winona place a 20-year-old one that does scholastic award for scholastic among members of the gradua- the lease is about $41 280. Rain was general over much of sistantship in mathematics at University of lowa; junior , Alfred J. and Florence Bambenek Scholar- ting class. The building, which will have the state Wednesday with the not function properly. achievement, athletic accomplish- Brother I. Basil, FSC, St. Mary's president ; ship. (Daily News photo) hichard Tezak, gold medal and brick facing on all sides, will be heaviest amount, .62, recorded at The chief also was authorized certificate for winning honorable to buy a new fingerprint camera constructed of a new type of steel Duluth. Bemidji reported ,29 of an mention in this year's Latin con- framing system. Architects are inch and International Falls .17, costing about S140 to replace a test sponsored by the Minnesota 30-year-old unit. Youth Faces Rasche-Paschke, Inc., 217 W. Wis- where the lowest reading for the Classical League. consin Ave., Waukesha , Wis. Tbe night was 47. The police department pistol Vinton Geistfeld , the Mathemat- team was authorized to partici- ics Award for the highest four-year firm has done much work in post- Rochester posted a Wednesday St. Mary s Students pate in three Southeastern Minne- 8 Charges average in mathematics. Honor- al building design. high of 62 and a morning low of sota Police and Peace Officer able mention went to Ruth You- "It is the intention of our com- 52 with .06 in precipitation. At ta Association pistol meets out ol mans, Jack .Nelson and Clifford pany to use as many local con- Crosse the figures were 65, 55 and the cit y this summer and the After Chase Warnken. •• tractors and sub-contractpi's as . .05. Most state points reported state shoot at Austin? A high speed police chase Thomas Edstrom , the John Phil- possible," Riopelle satdr^Anyone clear skies today. Cited at Convocation Bills for the police department early this morning from the ip Sousa Band Award for the out- desiring information may write di- , Fifteen local students were hon- ssistantship in physics at Mich- Gary Mikol , Chicago, teaching as- , and for downtown area to Goodview standing music department grad- in Milwaukee. Wind y weather howling across , ' igan State University ; John F. amounting to $2 131-05 rectly to us here WISCONSIN at speeds up " to 40 ored at the annual St Mary s Col- sistantship in chemistry at Iowa the ; fLre department, $778.34, resulted in a Minneiska youth uate. "Primary discussions were held , lege president's convocation Wed- Greden, Rollingstone, Minn., hon- State University; Paul Reichen- were approved foi payment. facing eight charges in muni- week- with the engineers miles an hour began diminishing or roll three times;, RICHARD RYDMAN, the Na- this last today. . nesday in the upper gymnasium. Larry W. bacher, Aurora, III., NSF fellow- cipal court today. for the U. S. Post Office in Min- Brother I. Basil, FSC, president , Schiltz, Caledonia , Minn., honor ship in chemistry at Pennsylvania Donald N. Frisch, 19, first tional School Orchestra Association The southwesterly winds aver- award for outstanding contribu- nesota. Final drawings should be spoke briefly of the awards which roll three times; Wayne Krone- State University ; was observed at about 1:15 approval within aged 25 miles per hour during the , nejska tions to the success of the school sent to them for he then presented to students. busch Min , Minn., elected Thomas Roelle, Chicago, assist- a.m. driving through a red 10 days and bidding and construc- day Wednesday, but they began Brother Julius FSC, vice presi- to American Chemical Society as antship in mathematics at Loyola $1,500 Damage orchestra. to decrease slightly as thoy shifted . light at 5th and Main streets. Linda Johnson, the Choir Award tion will begin immediately there- dent for academic affairs and dean an affiliate: James Sauer, Hokah, University Graduate School ; Wil- Police followed him at a high outstanding choir member after;" more to the north and northwest announced scholastic Minn., elected to Phi Mu* Alpha liam Schauwecker, Morton Grove, as the early this morning. of studies, To Car; Driver rate of speed along 5th. Street for 1961-62. awards. Brother J. Francis, FSC, Sinfonia (Eta Nu Chapter of Na- 111., graduate assistantship in ac- and into Goodview limits. Robert Stanislowski and Edward Partly cloudy skies brought rain dean of men, announced co-cur- tional Honorary Music Fraterni- counting at Southern Illinois Uni- Frisch's car struck a pile of Kreidermacher, as "Outstanding to most sections of the state Wed- ricular (campus activities) w i n- ty) . versity; Frank Sheer an , Janes- dirt ia a construction area and Outstanding nesday, wi th amounts ranging Slightly Hurt Drafting Student" ners. Others honored included William ville, Minn., fellowship in English there. Metals Student," respectively. Briefs Asked from .62 of an inch at Superior to Donald Christl , Elmwood Park, McHugh , Chicago, highest ranking at Creighton University ; A Rochester man was charged He was arrested by police at Nancy Waldo and Theodore Schi- .01 at Green Bay. 111., junior , president of the stu- senior (2.92 ) , Beta Chapter of Del- William Wera , Onalaska, Wis., with careless driving following an 1:21 a.m. near 4060 6th St. ma, United Nations awards for the Milwaukee the high tempera- dent commission, discussed "Ben- ta Epsilon S'gma, Woodrow Wil- teaching assistantship iri German accident, near Lewiston early this Frisch pleaded not guilty to best papers written at the high ture of 74 degrees during the day efits of Scholastic and Co-curricu- son Fellowship in history at Stan- at University of Iowa , teaching morning. two of the charges ' against school, in the annual contest spon- and Superior was the coolest spot lar .Activities." Opening and clos- ford University, fellowship in his- assistantship In German at "Uni- Sheriff's deputies said that Ger- him: Reckless driving and fail- sored by the Minnesota division of In Eviction with 58. ing prayers were said by Joseph tory at University of Illinois, schol- versity of Illinois. ald C. Mbdlin , 21, was driving east ing to yield for an emergency the American Association for ttie Municipal Judge S. D. J. Bruski on Highway 14 about IW miles United Nations. / Sawyer Kovarik , Chicago, sophomore, re- arship in history at University of RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP vehicle. asked Attorneys S. A. and MIN (MUMS early today ranged Wisconsin, honor roll three times, east o-f Lewiston at 5:45 a.m. Ruth Youmans, one of the 25 Top Leo Murphy Jr. to submit briefs from 47 at Superior to 59 at Mil- ligions commissioner. awarded by St. Mary 's College, He pleaded guilty to running finalists in the state. World Affairs Local students honored follow : "Who's Who in American Colleges department of chemistry, summer As he passed a caf he lost con- the stoplight, to goirig through in a case involving eviction pro- waukee and Beloit. trol of his own 1960 model car contest . ceedings following a trial in mu- Ben L. Czaplewski, senior, €61 and Universities." months to Michael K. Lowery, stop signs at Broadway and Lynn Gelerson DeKalb Agricul- Presidio, Tex., set the national Highest ranking juni ors: Donald and skidded 626 feet on the right Washington and at the Ewing, . nicipal court today . Ely, E. Wabasha St., "Who 's Who in Chicago ; Anthony Jurewicz , Chi- tural Accomplishment Award. high of 103 and Nev., was J. Christl, Elmwood Park, 111., , shoulder of the road. His car Hilbeit and Orrin street inter- Murphy represents Harrison B. the coolest community in the na- American Universities and Col- cago and Michael Kurz , Stevens then slid broadside across the , 1289 Lakeview Ave., and leges," second highest ranking 2.89, and Charles N. Wheeler , Jo- Point. Wis. sections with 5th and speeding GLENN CARNEY and Paul Nat he tion early today with 30. / liet , 111.. 2.66. Second highest rank- highway for 136 feet where it 75 miles an hour in a 30- Johnson, second-place winners in Hugo Curran, 4419 7th St., Good- senior '2.85 average) , Woodrow ELECTED FOR FURTHER struck a bank on the left side of for automotive view, who allege they own a piece \ Wilson Fellowship, National De- ing sophomore; Robert W. Hrisz- zone. a state contest ko, Elmwood Park, III., 2.46. High- STUDY AT THE NORTH AMER- the road. It bounced off and came S. trouble-shooting. of river frontage property in fense Education Act assistanlsiip ICAN COLLEGE Judge D. J. Bruski set est ranking freshmen: Donald G. , ROME: Melvin to rest on its top 75 feet from the trial for 9 a.m. Tune 6. He de- Janice Goetzman, the Business Homer, Minn., which they acquired at University of Nebraska , honor Long, Beloit , Kan., for the Dio- point at which it had struck the Award pin to the graduating sen- Dec. 9, 1961. They allege they roll three times. Truhlar , Berw yn, 111., 2.91, and ferred sentence on all charges ¦ cese of Salina, maintained the high- , ¦ Kan.; James Bury- ior who has ' bank. granted Gustav A. Gil sd o i f Canton Straw¦/. i . Paul R. Cannes, St. Louis Mo., until after the trial. Frisch's . . John T. Carroll , sophomore, 118 ska, Owatonna, and Michael Mc- Modlin was taken to Winona Gen- est average in business education Homer, the right of posession of W. Sarnia St., listed in Chemical 2.77. bond was set at $150. He was courses. Dermott, Austin, for the diocese eral Hospital by a friend, Leon taken to jail this property until April 1. Rubber Co. physics handbook for ELECTED TO DELTA EPSI- of Winona. . Bonnie Bublitz, Phyllis Ebert , , Wolfe , also of Rochester. After , Ballot Favors "Outstanding Sophomores in LON SIGMA BETA CHAPTER SENIORS ON THE HONOR emergency treatment for cuts and Mary Jo Pagel and Judith Wal- NATHE , THE ONLY witness Physics," highest ranking sopho- (Catholic Honor Society): James ROLL THREE TIMES: James . F. Man Asks Trial sky, spelling awards from the Na- told the court that he and Curran ) , , bruises, Modlin was released. He tional Office Management Associa- bought the piece of property frtrn more 12.67 , honor roll three F. Buryska Owatonna Minn.; Buryska, Owatonna; Joseph C. was alone in the car. tim«s. James T. Keating, Chicago; An- Fischer, Marshfield , Wis.:. James On Assault Charge tion. Gilsdorf for $250. There's a cot- Sheriff's deputies estimated that • Jonelle Millam, local winner of tage on it, occupied by Gilsdorf. Gerald L. Sievert, senior, 407 thony J. Lisauskas, Chicago ; Mi- T. Keating, Chicago; Michael J. his car bad received $1,500 dam- Sydney G. Johnstone, 48, 477 School Addition chael J. McDermott, Austin, Johnsoii St., pleaded not guilty to- the American Homemaker of To- As evidence of purchase he pro- E. King St., Delta Epsilon Sigma .McDermott, Austin : Gary J. Mi- age. morrow Award. CANTON , Minn. (Special .-Fol- Minn. ; Gary JV Mikol , Chicago; , , day before Municipal Judge S. D. duced the check used to make pay- (Catholic Scholastic Honor So- kol Chicago and Paul N. Reich- Modlin pleaded guilty before Kathy Wessin , the first annual men t , the quit claim deed signed lowing a town hall type meeting ciety ) , teaching assistantship in David F. Savickas, Chicago, and enbacher , Aurora , III., and Wil- Good-view Justice Lewis Albert J. Bruski on a charge of assault. from the recently organized at Canton school Wednesday night, Edward J. Zieserl , Chicago. Johnstone was arrested by po- award by Gilsdorf and four warranty mathematics at University of Iowa, liam A. Wera, Onalaska. Wis. this morning. He paid a $25 fine Future Business Leaders of Ameri- signed by former owners. 141 voters of Canton school dis- FELLOWSHIPS AND ASSIST* lice orr a citizen's complaint at ter the high school., deeds trict favored building an addi- "Who's Who in American Univer- JUNIORS ON THE HONOR and S5 costs. ca chap at Sawyer, through cross examina- sities and Colleges." ANTSHIPS TO GRADUATE ROLL THREE TIMES: John D. 1:25 a.m. today at his home. The Future Farmers of America tion , 6 wanted to stay as they SCHOOLS: Richard Caldwell. St . Judge Bruski set *is trial for 9 chapter also presented to the high tion of Nathe, determined that Na- are, and 5 would join another dis- Dennii G. Zill, senior, 159 Laird Bacha, Minneapolis; Michael E. the and Curran never had taken Paul, fellowship in classics at Uni- , a.m. June 5. He was released af- school a dairy efficiency award trict. St.. teaching assistantship in Barrett . Woodstock 111.; Patrick Boathouse Found ter paying a $25 bond. actual posession of the property Mathematics at Iowa State Unher- versity of Wisconsin: Lawrence J. Callahan , La Crosse: Donald J. plaque it had received in state It was a straw vote; a formal Carr , Joliet. 111., assistantship in FFA competition. and that they never gave an offic- vote on financing is to follow. sity; Christl . Elmwood Park , 111.; Mi- Adrif t on River ial legal notice to leave the pro- Robert G. Doerr, junior , Gil- science at University of Arizona; chael R. Cummings, Chicago ; An- Crash at Inte rsection Superintendent O. E. Johnson , Terence Casey, Anderson , Ind., res- Missing a boathouse, maybe perty, other than that written on discussing present inadequacies to more Valley, honor roll three thpny T. Jurewicz , Chicago ; Ger- About $360 damage resulted the quit claim deed. times. idence counselor and assistantship ald W. McLoone, Waseca , Minn.; even with a boat in it? Police to Receive accommodate the 282 pupils, said in speech at University of North Officers Lyle Lattman and Rich- from a two-car accident Wednes- plans drawn for the board would Thomas J. Lewlnski, junior , 1067 Patrick E. Mottram , St, Paul; day afternoon . Safety Award Tonight JUDGE BRUSKI then asked for Gilmore Ave., honor roll three Dakota; Jerome Haas. Minneapo- , ard Braithwaite spotted a boat- briefs to be submitted. He said include a new auditorium-gym and , Thomas E. O'Toole Adrian, Police said that cars driven by provide for new and times. Pi Delta Phi (National lis scholarship in mathematics at Minn.; Richard H. SchnickcL house drifting on the Mississippi Miss Barbara Ann Martin , , The Winona police department he was not sure whether the case ^would large University of Pennsylvania Whar- 's Marina 18 452 science and home ecoaomics de- French Honor Society I. Scranton , S. D.; ' Robert I*. Theo- River near Whittaker Main St.. and Floyd H . Torgeson , tonight will receive a traffic safe- should be handtetTTn municipal partments and farm shop. Some James K. Stansfield, junior , 4155 ton School Of Finance and Com- bald , Heron Lake, Minn.; Rich- abou t 3 p.m. Wednesday. When it 20, 520 Wilson St ., collided at the ty enforcement award of merit at court under a/forcible entry or un- conversio n in the present build- Sth St ., Goodview, honor roll, three merce ; became lodged *i willows on the intersection of 3rd and Johnson the Governor 's Award Presenta- lawful detainer or in District Court Fenimore Hiestand, Chicago , as- ard A. Wealherstone, Sioux Falls. , they took the po- ing would provide additional class- times , Alfred J. and Florence M. S. D.; Harvey S. Wehner , New Wisconsin shore streets. Miss Martin^was driving tion dinner of the Minnesota Safe- under an act of ejectment. rooms. Bambenek Scholarship. Richard sistantship in physics at Miami lice boat and towed it to shore, south on Johnson , Torgerson west ty Council at Hotel St. Paul. Murphy was granted a week to University and teaching assistant- England , N. D., and Charles N. Sawyer Cost of the proposed project is G. Kukowski , 706 E. Mark St.; Wheeler. Joliet, 111. where it's tied up. on 3rd Street. The accident occur- Accepting the award at the din- submit his brief . another estimated at $240,000. Financing Gm»rqa F. Lam*, 607 E. Belle- ship in physics at Marquette Un- The frame quonset type has red at 12:35 p.m. Damage to Miss ner will be Police Chief George week to answer it. Judge Bruski's iversity; James Keating, Chicago, SOPHOMORES ON THE HON- whit e ends and a green roof , A Savord and Mayor R. K. Ellings. decision will follow. plans were discussed by Clerk , view .St.: Robert S. Rivers, 721 OR ROLL THREE TIMESK Thom- Martin 's car was estimated by po- Kenneth Turner. He said Ihe as- E. Wabasha St.; Michael J. National Science Foundation fel- , pfastic water scooter appears to lice at $300, to Torgerson 's ear , lowship in chemistry, research as R. Beier Lombard , III.; Louis be protruding from»the boathouse. sessed valuation of the district is Schain , 326 W. 4th St., and B. DiNicola , Chicago ; Arthur N. $60. $460,585. It includes the village of Frank W. Tushner, 407 E. 2nd St., fellowship in chemistry at Penn- It's padlocked and officers weren 't Canton nnd four area rural schools honor roll three times; sylvania State University, Ameri- (Continued on Page 22, Column 5) able to determine whether there's La Cresreni Onepn which have consolidated with the Michael Gottomski, 362 W. 4th can Institute of Chemists Award ; (Continued on Page 3) a boat in it. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS village. LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Special) St ., Sigma Delta Pi iNational —Russell Hayes , secretary of thc Robert Miller reviewed a meet- Spanish Honor Society) . 31st is the last day to pay tho First ing with the state Department of Apple Festival board, asked girls Thursday, May , . Bruce Hartert , 153 E. Sth St., PORTION OF SYSTEM interested in being candidates Education when board plans for Pi Delta Phi (National French for Half of Real Estate Taxes. According to low, a penalty expansion were approver). 1 the 1 962 Apple Festival queen con- , There are four more rural Honor Society . test to contact Mrs . Hay Neurerer of 3% must be added on the taxes paid on and after James Allaire, sophomore . 618 . schools in the area whkh ore pro- chapcrone and adviser of the June 1st. spective additions to Canton Dis- E. Sanborn St.. elected to -Gam- queen. Girls must be 17 years or trict , Johnson said , and some stu- iraa Lambda Chapter of Eta Sig- over by Aug. 31 lo he ma Phi (Classical Languages Hon- a candidate. TERESA M. CURBOW dents from Winneshiek District , Cable Shorts; F ire The festival board will meet Tues- Society) lowa , fit tend here. Plans to organ- or . < day at 8 p.m. at De Jarlais Sup- County Treasurer ize an area high school in Win- AREA STUDENTS HONORED per Club. neshiek area are in litigation WERE: David G. Madland , La brought by residents who claim Crescent. Minn., Beta Chapter of "illc^.i 'ity in the election in which Delta Epsilon Sigma (Catholic Honor Society ) . National Defense Alarm System Out a bond issue was passed for the Fellowship in high energy physics project. ¦ Emergency actio n to restore j remainder represents labor costs whi ch manufactured the equip- Find-Smith 4 Associates , Wind- at University of Minnesota , Tozer fire alarm service disrupted this ! for the employment of off-duty ment now in use. and Northwest- n,i , arc architects for the district. Foundation Scholarship, teaching week in part by a short-circuit in | firefighters to assist the alarm ern Bell Telephone Co., 'had met [NOTICE] Vei le Ramlo , board chairman , assistantship in physics at Uni- thc 60-year-old underground cable I operator , C. O. Huff , on the pro- witli commissioners on cost and presided nt the mccliuc. versity of 1,'otre Dame, research that constitutes the main artery ject. ser-v ice factors in reporting sys- in the city 's alarm box network tems, Northwestern Bell had pro- was authorized Wednesday hy the COMMISSIONERS agreed that pos ed replacement of the tele- The following Fire Emergency Alarm Boxes Board of Fire & Police Commis- restoration of service as soon as graph system with a telephone re- sioners. | possible wns essential and a re- porting service which would have NEW TRUCK BIDS WANTED solution authorizin g thc purchase pormil.cd inclusion of the police Fire Chief John L. Steadman of new cable without a call 'or are temporarily out of service, and will be By City of Alma, Wisconsin told commissioners Hint one cir- department and other emergency bids wa.s draftedis . to agencies in a direct voice report- cuit in Ihe long deterioraiing sys- board tem went out Monday when the TJi^ authorized make ing network. until further notice. Engine: 304 CUI displacement" 8-cylindor, 20,000 G.V.V/. short developed in the cable run- such purchases in emergencies S-tcadman said Wednesday that Frame: Heavy duty, bumper, 5,500 front txle. 3-ipeed r«ar with the approval of the City since the underground cable must ning from the Central Station at Council, axle , 15,C00 Ib. capacity. 15-vclt , 70-amp. hour heavy duty East 3rd and Laird streets along Council members immed- be replaced immediately he had No. 18 No. 81 No. 17 3rd Street to Huff. iately were called by telephone and drafted a plan for renewal of the battery, 40-amp. .capacity alternator. Heavy duty front and informed of the situation. Board existing system which would cost rtar i(.ringt with overload. Vacuum boojt hydraulic brake*. THE CHIEF said that the trou- Secretary Roy C. Wildgrube later about $5,000, including (he ex- 117 68 24 Oil filter with replacement •lenxnt. 4-epeed heavy duty trans- ble had been localized generally reported that seven of the alder- penditure for the cable. Th«? chief's mission. 2-ipeed clement wlndibield wipers. Large type oil in an area between Market and men contacted had said tha t they 'd plan calls for replacement of some approve thc resolution when it 's IIS 114 29 bath air cleaner. 13-inch heavy duty clutch, 10-ply, tube type Walnut streets. The grounding of aerial circuits, and purchase of a the cable, thc chief said , submitted at the next meeting. limited number of fire alarm box- 8,25x20 tirei on front, 10-ply, tuba type 8.35x2*) dual mud and knocked out all service in tlie West End . Steadman suggested lhat until es. Work , in addition to under- 15 12 35 mow grip on ra tr. Outside mirror and directional lights. including alarm hoxes in the vi- the cable van be replaced emer- ground cable replacement , he said, Fre sh air heater and defroster. Amber, 3(0 degree rotating cinity ol Winona General Hospital gency work be done tn restore could be done later. light mounted on roof. 3 to 4 yard dump box. Low mount steel and large Indus.rial plants on West ; service in I lie hospital areas by Commissioners were concerned 161 113 L16 2nd and 3rd streets. j cutting out some of I lie remain- iil>out delivery time on tlie re- Dunn dual-arm S*. Paul hoist . Trade in 11S1 Ford F-4 truck Steadman said ing alarm boxes in some residen- placement cable order and asked with St. Paul hole! and box. Bfrd* will be epanad June 4th at lhat there is no replacement cable available here tial districts, The hoard approved St«adman lo call suppliers lo de- 71 16 8:0O p.m. The council ratarvam the right to reject any and for limited emergency repairs and the plan and S.eadman said work termine thc earliest delivery date. would begin* today. all bids. Bids will be accepted by the only thing that can be done THEY ALSO suggested tint pub- U> restore service Is to replace THE OUTAGE occurred at a lic notice be given of Ihe disrup- LOUIS m. NOLL the entire length of underground time when the board had been tion of scrvico with a request lhat cable, ( considering extensive repairs or persons noticing signs of lire tele- City Clark He estimated the cost of (his at replacement of the existing tele- phone headquarters. . WINONA FIRE DEPT. ALMA, WISCONSIN approximately $2,000, Of this graph alarm , reporting .system. Stendman snid that he liud plac- John L. Steadman- Fir* Chief amount cost of tho cable will During tho past two months re- ed "Out of Order '* signs on all __ amount to about $1,700 and thc presentatives of the Game well Co., of the inoperative alarm boxes. _^ , —. . ' * _ —L , , -. _. They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo LaI Crescent Sets Dial Phones for 9L HaptwwLJtk&L VUqhL Grand Porrage Cloquet Youth MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Grand Fireman's Course Portage. Indian village on the 41,- LA CRESCENT, Minn. ^Special) 000-acre reservation that forms Dead in Crash —Chief Don Loechler of the La the extreme northeastern tif) of ) , DULUTH, Minn. (AP -Merlin New Game for Crescent volunteer fire department Minnesota will get a dial tele- Mittelstad , 17 months, Cloquet, announced a tiremanship training phone system. was killed late Wednesday when program will be held at the Vil- Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. would the car driven by his mother col- lage Hall May 29-June 19. Meet- said an initial 25 customers lided with another on rainswept ings will start at 7:30 p.m. DST. be served by a dial office that European Youth was moved into the area from Orr, U.S. 61 about seven rniles east of Loechler said all personnel of Duluth. By EARL WILSON organized fire departments .are Minn., some 215 miles west oi Grand Portage. Mrs. Robert Mittelstad , her MONTE CARLO — Some French sailors were sitting on a dan- eligible. daughter , Debora, 6, and Mrs. gerous curve on a highway along the Mediterranean at 1 o'clock in The trade and industrial educa- The new installation will enable 1 subscribers to talk to persons Robert Anderson , Cloquet driver the morning — on chairs. tion unit , vocational education sec- of the second car suffered unde- tion, St. Paul, and the local school linked to the Grand Marais, Hov- Not far from Grace Kelly 's palace, they were playing their own land and Gunflint exchanges with- termined injuries. version of "Chicken ," or Russian Roulette. There in the dark, they district, together with an advisory program. out charge. Previously, the com- ThS death carried the state traf- were betting their lives that the sports cars screeching around the committee, sponsor the munity had been served out ol fic toll to 182, still 42 under tW corniche w ould stop suddenly a few feet from them and not grind A full-time traveling instructor fataliti es recorded a year ago. Grand Marais. ¦ them to. bits. And they were win- is employed to assist fire depart- m this service education- ning! They had dragged their j the boys practicing this deceit are ments with WITH SCHOOL PATROL at Wisconsin Dells Friday and Sat- chairs onto the highway from sj from . . .but you just know they 're al program. Loechler said costs BLAIR , Wis. (Special) — Steven urday. Steven is the son of Mr. nearby cafe . . . and they were j are paid by state and federal ap- not Americans. Our lads are most- will be Kittleson, eighth grader in the city i and Mrs. Victor Kittleson oi alive, and laughing, and a little ! ly not that sharp. . .1 for one am propriations. The course school, was among 10 ( Beach. held at the fire department head- elementary , high. i happy to say. area young people who represent- I ——— This is the "new youth" that LIZ TAYLOR , WHO HAS caus- quarters one night a week for four 19th Wis- I involving a minimum of 12 ed their schools at the we see all over Europe today. ed }J|>yros Skouras a headache or weeks, consin congress «f school patrols AR AD It's about the same as our own? ' two, sent him a get-well wire aft- hours. Certificates will be award- r 50 lt makes Paul Anka seem old and' er his surgery at St. Luke 's Hosp ed. VOGUE 25 6^ Bobby Darin positively antiquated J . .Phil Silvers filled in for ailing WINONA DAILY NEWS TONITE - FRI. - SAT. Rome is setting the pace now . ! Danny Kaye for a few days at Har- THURSDAY, VUY 24, IW — ' more than Paris, and the goddess rah's in Lake Tahoe. . .Nancy Si- VOLUME 106, NQ. ii? 1 ' Bod ies of Three - ~ of this set is Sophia Loren — or , ' natra 's record , "Like 1 Do," is a PubifsFeif ISlty eiccept S.itiun.aY ma holi- rs^uwGH-niiro; to take somebody their own age , big hit in Rome. . .Duo: Connie days by Republican ami Herald Publishing Fishermen Found Company, 401 Franktln St.. WlnofH, Minn l^n^niME-RlUD Susan Strassberg. They are "pretty Francis and French rock V- roll ~ ' ) " SUBSCRTpfrdNRATl.s interesting kids. They don 't drink star Johnny Hallyday at the FORT FRANCES, Ont. (AP - Single Copy 10c Dally. ISc Suna»y too much . . . not get too promiscu- Roundtable. . .Vivien Leigh watch- of three Iron Voice of the Outdoors Bodies of the last Delivered by Carrier — Per week 50 centi ous ... ami if they lean heavily ed "This Was Burlesque ," went Range men missing since Sunday It we«K» $12.75 SJ weel" K5.0O - - on each other while dancing, it backstage to meet stripper Ann on Turtle River about 40 miles BvTnail itricfiy. tn advance; papar itop* Clean River Week ' may only be that they 're tired. Corio. The coming weekend, including east of this Canadian border town ped on expiration dale. Ralph r.dwards, here pub- In Fillmore, Houston, Olmsted, Wlivona, Strangely, their morals are on to Ihe Memorial Day holiday, has were recovered ' near Manitou Trempealeau counties*. the upgrade. licize his "Face to Face" TV'er, been designed as Clean River Rapids Wednesday. ' . . - •#* t month* WJO 3 monttii 33.30 revealed he gives plush "decade Week along the Upper Mississippi Provincial police and volunteers 1 year .l.,0t> 1 month 3>-M _ THEY OO to th* "Whhky-A.Go- All other matl subscriptions: go" spots hereabouts , dance to i derriere chairs" to secretaries Wildlife and Fish Refuge. During pulled John Mossier, Grand Rapids "Vberftcitfe j who've worked for him len years and America Petrini , Chisholm. r year fisio J monttu S*M records on j usl a couple of drinks, the week Wild Life Refuge rangers t months 18.CO 1 month ltc_ Mllllonciira pretty . . .It's only May, bul Guy Lorn- will call aiteation of picnic par- from the lake afcout noon. John * and have a respectable bardo says he's already audition* Send change ol address notices, undellvtreo time. Tbey may act shock-proof t ies on sandbars , boaters and fish- Rebeau, 33, Eveleth , had been copies, subscrl ootpnlr , alt- i ing gal singers for his New Year 's paid at Wlnon* because with the parents they 've ermen to the fact that it is against found Monday. Second class oosUga ' Eve telecast . . .Cafe s:ar Dorothy , The men had been out fishing copies? subscription orders and other mall *4^iMP#^M*niwMM feHp|MB had , and the wars they 've been the law to leave debris rubbish , Hems to W(non« Omlly News. Bet W, Wl ii ii ai Shay, the "Park Avenue hillbilly," through , and the scandal maga- i t in cans or bottles, or any other and didn't return home. 5 nona. Minn. I will produce a B' w&y show, "Gift- refuse on a sandbar after a pic- zines and newspaper columns , 't appear in it. they 've read , there's nothing much Wrapped " but won nic or to throw them into the wa- ; ' v ; ' " that 'll raise their eyebrows any EARL'S PEARLS: This month ter. ¦ . " " "" ' ' / - ' TRADEHOME ———^—_ | marks thc 25th ann 'y of Lind- . . . . more. bergh' s flight to Paris in 33 hours. In fact , ii n d e r laws now They've just about, seen and Considering the trip to the air- enacted by the five states bor- heard everything and they're good , Kenneth only about 20 years old. port today, that 's still pretty good dering the refuge ,10 ' time. Krumm , pictured right, pub- In 20 or years one of these TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A lo- lic relat ion assistant to Donald youngsters will be the new JFK manager , and another probably the new De- cal husband confided to friends . Gray, refuge it. is Gaulle and maybe another one the "I've tiptoed into my house so just as much a crime to "mess K often at 4 a.m. that my neighbors up" a sandbar , as it is a city " new Mr. K. We hope we gct the CUL park. Rangers will issue warn- "Jhtz think I'm a ballet dancer." J one that ' s the sharpie, for our side. JI WISH I'D SAID THAT: The ings. Wisconsin wardens will /A THEY TELL a story In Europe , , hardestis relative to borrow money make arrests. In fad Stanley about a lad on a scooter pulling up ^. from a wife . Appel, Buffalo County warden, alongside a lady in a big limousine ASTRONAUT SCOTT CARPEN- had four Jitterbugs in court and puncturing her tire with a ' TER'S Saturday orbit try was this week. Additional ones are ¦ ' A NEW FLATTERING screw driver. When the lady hop- postponed , and Taffy Tuttle 's not scheduled to say "Good Morn- ' -l'^_____%^'X ' ped out from her side at the wheel . surprised—you know how that ing Judge" later. 'flKT LOOK IN DRESSY to look at the flat tire, the boy on weekend traffic is. That's earl , f?iT) the scooter made away with her brother. So with the opening of the boat- ¦ LO-HEELE RS handbag which she had left on tlie ing season, normally starting on /%• 'j ^^ Bl other side of the seat. NAMES IN THE NEWS Memorial Day in this sec:or of thc i BA LTIMORE WV-At a construe* river , it is an excellent t ime to "That is always the lady 's weak- ! ness," one of the boys explainer!. tion project in suburban Glen make some provisions for taking "That is when she forgets about Burnie, laborers at work included garbage and tin cans back home the handbag on the seat—the only •i- Henry A'. Ford, Mike Wallace, or to your boat harbor . It should time." ! Robert Taylor. George Murphy be remembered that most sand- way and wilt be completed in ad- when the special ' bars are government property and bass season xw~^ I won¦ 't tell you which country : and Ellsworth Ness. vance of the holiday. The fish are opens there Saturday, May 26. , _ . , — :- - —- - --; - . , . , ~ . —— . supervisedS by the Army engineers, browns and bf-a- fist -able size. The early opening applies with management turned over to to k ^M all watei s east and north of $399 STARTS TONIGHT I-the Wild Life Refuge. Here is a list of large trout U. S. Highway 53 from Duluth ¦ lffi Whether anyone would ever weighed in at Mauer 's at Elba to International Falls. ftHfifT '.oyer the past week.— be hauled into federal court Brown — six pounds, one Minnesota — Canada boundary for litterbugging is -question- , waters You wifl fove , but the process would be ounce caught out of the Sou'.h open on bass along with able Branch of the Whitewater by the regular fishing season May 12. B k \^fbv I'o hand thc offender over to , Aside from these fhit n«w look a warden or sheriff of a bor- Casey Zwart Rochester special early 11 -^L ^^^^ '^v -m. Brown ' — three pounds, out openings, bass fishing will not be- dering state. Since Winona come legal in the rest of "v in Budget Priced County has no river patrol, of South Branch of Whitewa- Minne- ^^B^ V^PTVTM,'' if ter by Donald Erpelding, El- sota until June 9. The early open- \ s the normal action would be for gin , Minn. ing in the north was started for Flatties — Bone, Red or \^j__ ^_ L_m^- '^__Wm_ ^< ^UVKy A - dKaPjv? the federal men to present the \ ^H \ pP^ Ji completed ease to a Wisconsin Brown — two pounds , eigh t the first time last year. ^ ^ ounces, out of North Branch ^ "^ Summer White. N__s90Z______m_t__ Ift&Pv K H warden to bring into that \ ^m < wr \ J_____^______mta '^ cu*"k LA0Y| «4 1 's court where the mini- of Whitewater by James O'- J___^ J^swm—^x\_ IpHi state Brien. Rochester. Albert Lea Lays Out ^ mum fine that can be imposed ^ V Nt N & M widths is $25. Enough said . Brown — three pounds, two ounces, caught out of Middle Red Carpet for K. oi C. , w \ Sixes 4Vi to 10 Branch of Whitewater, by ^ Krumm lias in the past week ALBERT LEA , .Minn. (APi JB^i NfcSrSBHHWEI^B conlacted most newspapers and "Butch" Lehnertz , Plainview , - ^^^*~ ¦ C This city is laying out the rod car- ¦¦ ^U^ufflDflKr ^^ • "————————- radioI* nnd television stations in riv- Minn. These fish were all checked pet Saturday for Minnesota Knights f pl~Xii hilarious, song-rtudded comedy ! «er communities , and requested of Columbus , j&g *&gmzs^ W I hem to announce, as wc are now in during the week ending May holding their annual _ S2 East Third St. doing, a warning to picnikers , 23. meeting here through Tuesday. s-ssssssssssWssssssssWW^-sssssssssssssssssssWssss\ ^-ssWsWW s^-sssWWsss\sssssssssss\f -ss ^-ssWWsssssssW ^H I.H m^Lmmmmm.^H tLm\ l_.i^H ^>^»^V^^^^^»»W^'V*»^^ ' ¦ boaters and others who might be- Sessions will be presided ovcx Shop Friday Till 9 Kii^^ • • ., TDII I 1E || | 1M I C fwoVJlV^ flEr " . -^^^^^_ ^_^__j_ ^_^_^~.XX' . -** * • .> !come litlerbugs. Minnesota Bass by John Simonetl , Little . Falls, - v^ ^IIHIIMMMlHHi¦ V >' Here is the dope on inland bass stale deputy. More than -.Off dele- ~- - *"\§SP**-- Incidentall y, this rule ap- fishin g in Minnesota. The river gates are expected to attend . I l%HI#CnWl ilE '~zzzr ».T^^« ' plies to fishermen who throw r.one bass season opened on April Ano 'her gula event comes June RED SKaTOH SmLKroRREST MACDONAll) WKY . dogfish or othe r fish on Shown 7:15-8.<5 »c-50t-75t • "Red Hot Wheels" a* <:45 only carp, 2a. 1-3 when the 1st District Ameri- • shore (o rot. Thc law says can legion convenes here for the HEY KIDS . . . GOME JOIN THE FUN! "rough lish must be buried , Many bass fishermen are annual convention of 59 posts and — ?, not lull to rot on shore. " This making plans to try thei r luck 58 auxiliaries. A highlight will be TRA DEHOM E MATINEE SATURDAY ^.iT, P is a common offense along the in n o r t heasiern Minnesota " the Sunday parade. SPECIAL * river for which arrest s may "Z0RR0 RIDES AGAIN" come in Ihe weeks ahead. ALSO! 2 COMEDIES AND 2 CARTOONS Whitewater Trout Shows «t 11:00 a.m., 1:0O and 3:00 p.m. • Ht-40c-6Se Although all three branches of FREE MOVIE TICKETS AT RANDALL'S SUPER VALUI - tthe Whitewater were muddy today, following more or less general past cou- Ll ffclAf mSfriiWVmW&rimi Mat - M5 - 3S<- -S0*-«5* , *rains over the area the NIJW tsT l W» M I S3 NiU 7:00-9:10 ple of days , the regular before- ¦^www &J J A af Day stocking is under W S J ** 3St-S«t BS« 1Memorial WOOLWORTH'S

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Whlta — Rad - Pink - Ulman # J«» COMING SOON . Sixes 4 to 10 — Widths N b M. ™Knj *i^r A ^j ^v^™M ^^ ™* 'MlkAl'VlrtrtAAArtrtAMVt \_^___j2*fffln__ y * T* >>^ 5] Bast Third St. _.Brf— YOUR MONEY'S BKonVv x *».._ AT PLAN NOW TO ATTEND rt______W____^ WORTH MORI TUESDAY. MAV » > Shop"^.7c;r Till ^KL W^m WOOIWOB TH^S TDAflE¦ UAlAE¦wP «fi Friday A B1G •^.^WB ^'BP * f ^^^H^HMl ^^BT ^ H FfATURBS ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ in i II ,«I i i I i i ml I holtz , Rosalie 'Bunge , Glenn Hell- ler, Marilyn Johnson, Thomas Ker- Never Before Offered At These Prices Win ona, Area Students 44 to Graduate rigan. Ellen Klankowski , Margorie Klinski, Arlene Krueger, Dorothy Kruse, Susan Rippe, Paul Strand Af Caledonia High and Diane Ward: America's Most Wanted Upright Hoover $ Win Unfa Other graduates: Crystal Arndt , CALEDONIA, Minn. (Special >- Lyle Besse,. Robert Bubbers, Jean CHECK THESE FEATURES Winona and area students were SHIPS—David A. Halvorson , Chafr- & Sells Foundation, Inc., scholar- Runge, Joan Bunge, Audrey Corn- * among 6,000 scholarship and award flold, Charles and Ella AUiss Edu- ship. Marlene "L. Wilde, Elgin, The Rev. Melvin Graupmann, . Eit- W zen , 'will giye the baccalaureate stock , Deanna Dennison, Ivan Dier- winners cited at this morning's cation Foundation scholarship. John A. Johnson Memorial schol- . Two-»peed all purpose motor. . _V address at a service Sunday in sen , Levaine Diersen. Janet B-ar- ** /^SL annual Cap and Gown Day con- Gail Amunson. Mondovi, American arship. Frederic Renner. Caledo- ness, Barbara Giesler Municipal Auditorium. The girls' . Richard ^ King-siied throw-away bag. vocation at the University of Min- Legion music scholarship. Carl nia, Levitt and Palmer Law schol- Haugstad. Joyce Hayes, Eugenia S_C^^« SQ ///AX^ nesota. chorus will sang. F. Darling, La Crescent, Associat- arship. John E. Brenna, Mabel, Heintz, Delmer Ideker, Elisabeth f 50% more power with cleaning ^ /'//*/ This morn ing's convocation was Minne- Doris and Ted Maier scholarship. Commencement exercises for 44 LJ : M ed General Contractors of Johnson , Dean Klankowski , Mary attachments. ^mW m ///v the first in a series oi special sota. Inc., freshman scholarship. William F*. Boughton , Winona, Mc- seniors will be June 1, again at / 1he auditorium, Mann, Jean Mattson , Devoine Mei- campus events preceding June il - William K. Kiehne, Harmony, Knight Foundation graduate fel- at 8 p.m. Miss ners %f Three-positional handle. Katherine Coltvet wiil play pro- , Linda Meiners, Ruth Moe, iff/* / commencement exercises. Barzen of Minneapolis, Inc., schol- lowship in theater arts. Dean Myhre, Ann Olafson cessional and recessionaj. Rev. ' . Marilyn V Steel ball bearing motor, Honor students and scholarship arship in agronomy. James Falli- Corirsd Thompson, Spring Valley, Ranzenberger, John Schuldt, Lois Ij / ^^/ and award winnfers from Winona gren , ChaHield, Walter D. BouU'll Samuel Melendy Memorial schol- Graupmann will giye invocation ^ft g. IModel and benediction; Diane Ward Schulze, Gerald Skifton , Duane j/ and the area were: Memorial scholarship. Roger L. arship. Gerard W. Ring, Lake City, , salu- Thomford tatory addres-s; Rosalie Bunge, , Jean Waldron and Bill HONOR SOCIETIES-Wayne and Hintze, Spring Valley, Burpee Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator val- Wiegrefe. m HOOVER CAMNISTER "' Bruce A. Marzolf , Preston; Ed- Ralph R. Co., law scholarship. Car! F. Pari** edictory address; the mixed chor- X^mf Award in horticulture. Statistics: Motto. "Take mund F. Thornton, Lake City, and St. Charles, Ellerbe & ing, La Crescent, and Doris Klinski us, musical numbers and Karen the ^ ^ Mahaffey, world as you find it. but leave ll —"¦ • Dooble stretch ho*e /^ ' Herbert N. Walch, Winona, Alpha scholarship, and Lucretia Mallory, Caledonia, Collins, president of student coun- it \\ ^&^kJ__vl as it cleans Co., architectural better"; flower, white rose, and Zeta honorary agriculture frater- Francis Wentz, Houston, Hask5hs Minnesota Alumni scholarships. cil, the. graduation roll call. John Roifing. principal, wil l present the colors, red and vhite. ~~~ Telescope wand ^ nity. Francis W. Wentz. Houston, Bruce Marzolf, Preston, Minnesota ¦ ll W ^^^^ V^^^ P and Dale 0. Solum, Spring Grove, Dairy Industry scholarship. class while John Rippe, board of Beta Gamma Sigma, national hon- Kenneth R. Carlson, Lake City, education president, will present AN AUXILIARY SUPPLY ' diplomas. orary commerce society. Ray R. Nash Foundation scholarship. Rog- BALTIMORE in — When a tank Mk —— Kaste, Winona, Etta Kappa Nu, Winona, National Albert Hjelle Easy-grip handle er S. Morcomb, , placement director truck carrying gasoline ran out of ^ \ — M_f^ Voters Defeat ^ ^ Qf? national electrical engineering ho- Defense graduate fellowship Her- at Luther College, will give the fuel the other day. the driver drew ^ nor society . bert R. Halvorson, Outfield, and commencement address. ' off a small portion of' his cargo ¦ Mary Ba rwise. Winona, Kappa Robert Burtness, Caledonia, Na- A Y All-steel construction Ju«^^k m # J Thirteen will graduate with hon- and poured it into the truck's gaso- (X/ OT \^- |K\ *P ^ ^sW_ Tau Alpha , national journalism tional Merit scholarships. Susan ors: Kathleen Albee, Jane Buch- line tank. honor society. Judith Ellestad School Order Amunson and Janet Snesrud , Mon- m —King-size throw-away bag ^ ^^mW tmW Mabel, Omicron Nu, national home dovi, Ernil Oberhoffer Memorial ^ ^^ H^^mW__k \\ economics honor society. James scholarships. Gary B. Millam, Wi- W. Fahlgren , Chatfield, Phi Delta nona, Pickands-Mather & Co . scho- Phi , international legal, fraternity. At Arkansaw larship. Dale 0. Solum, Spring X\ . - - WHILE Mondov i , W:s., Pi \^7?Mod , Wa,ks Gail Amunson, DURAND, Wis. (Special)-The Grove, Maurice L. Roth-child schol- • Wsk on¦ air ¦ p 84 ¦ ' ¦ " ¦ Kappa Lambda. Adrian E. Hagen, St. Charles, The S — ; arship. Gary Mahaffey, nack Sho ff ^Z \ - - THEY order of the state superintendent ^ . ,. . . . Whitehall, TVis., Xi Sigma Pi , na- instruction dissolving Setter, Leach & Lindstrom archi- Corntr Third and Main of public Phone 7411 *^ tional hono rary forestry society. school districts in Town of Water- tecture scholarship. Vv ——*^ — All-purpose floor nonle IASTI SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOW- ville and attaching them to Du- Lyla Kinneberg, Spring Grovt, rand Unified District was voted Sigma Theta Tau scholarship, Ju- FRIDAY SPECIALS! down in a referendum election in dith Ellestad, . Mabel, Florence Complete parts and service on all models — 35 years In the Hoover business. 15 precincts Wednesday. Goodrich Sinclair scholarship. Rob- 1. Batter Fried Pike .), a ert Rues ink. Spring Valley, William with tartare sauce A Rural areas -voted 500 a.pinst »^J JW C DANCE the superintendent's order, Issued VV. Stout Memorial scholarship. Red Men's Wigwam March 29, and 320 for it . R ural Richard Thimijan, Lake City, Nel- 2. Roast Beef I ' HOOVER STEAM & DRY IRON votes were totaled as one aiid in- lie S Trufant Memorial scholar- ./-J cluded schools already in the Du- ship in engineering. H AS Hoover's famous stainless s^S/tiL Friday, May 25 Mary C. Sheldon, Houston, and 3. Grilled Hamburger Steak lOtrmSm ^aW ^k' rand district. EACH steel ; soleplate for the fastest, D„„ « IOQC Mfi_K_^-*lB?- vflMl- Kay A. V'oilmer, Alma, Wis.. U.S. with onions J nOg. 917.70 m^mmmmmuxSi ^K^' % Art Fitch tnd City of Durand vote was 25-8 in smoothest ironing you ve e\er JhmfmBfm\mtBP^^J ' s or- Public Health Service traineeships. His Polka Dots favor of the superintendent' The above include Mashed Potatoes and Gravy or Butter tried. Scratch stain and snag- ' :r Nadine Arnold Spring Valley; Wil- , SPECIAL *1 TF AB / ' ? - *jj T" Xg^T der and 116 against. or French Fries, Vegetable, Salad, Radio -TV and annexing to liam Hynes , St. Charles, and Roll and Beverage. resistant , too! See the amazing lAtTO jtxji,'*' ^*^*' Largest vote against ' I . * '^j T• -'¦ R ecording Artists Durand was in Town of Waterville , GeorRe Ihrke, Dover, Minn. , Uni- scratch test. . **^aa>mi^- versity Bookstore scholarships. BUSINESSMEN'S Last Dance of the Season where the petition for the referen- LUNCHEON dum started. The vote was 352 to Steven Wally, Winona, Henry L. scholarship. BATTER FRIED PIKE 67 against approving the consoli- William s or GRILLED HAMBURGER flfl _ dation order. AWARDS AND PRI2ES—Philip STEAK with ONIONS. Toast, salad and beverage. . OUC ' B. Anderson. Preston , Thomas F. ¦ ¦ Mannln Bowmann Small j |' The vote by precinctsj. * ¦ ' S Appliances Towns Yes No Ellerbe prize in architecture. Lar- «f^(js(l si ¦ ' SNACK SHOP SPECIALI -B^A^ v ^/ • Steam Irons Toasters Mixers Blenders ' '• Canton 7 7 ry Hei. Plum City, Wis., Caleb S ^ j ^^ • • * ; PL AM OR ' a Percolators Hair Dryers Waffle Irons aiaxville ...V 37 25 Dorr Special Scholarship * prize. BAKED MACARONI and CHEESE. A|W_ ,j ^ a g » ^^ PT * • • Ballroom — Rochester ' Nodena .. 12 3 Joel Schrock . Preston, Gideon Salad, roll and beverage. ... OUC ^^ Prices Start P FRI., MAY 2S 1 -^^- \ W-aitJ* I as SQ J for Steam Irons TVelson 22 14 Memorial prize. Francis Wentz , low ' w aTrQ S T '^""'" ^ as .... . Toasters A Percolators ; All Modern Bunn .. ... 2 4 Houston, Lawrence C. Luridberg, ^fav C -Kj l t *ks^ Caravan COLD PLATE LUNCHEON ...... 85e e Polka Teru 20 5 Award. David C. Ellenberg. Spring ^W ^ *"^ Complete Parts A Service on All Small Appliances JH.»» ¦ ¦ m m J J ¦ J^J^ WW *m*^m^m^.*>mmm m » ¦> * - - » » < ^ » . . . - - . - - ^ - | m. — - - - - — SAT., MAY 24 Hock Creek 77 5 Valley, Minneapolis District Den- , t t ^^| J LJ u^j - l ^ LJ _ r |J , u u u LI Lr\ , y\jt, Old Time Albany ...... 6 2 tal Societv Auxiliay award . Adri- " TRY OUR HADDOCK SANDWICH ...... only 29* Darr-»ll Tucker's Zumbro Town Durand ...... _, 24 35 an Hagen . 'Whitehall ,, Char les Valley Boys Lima .. " 37 j 40 Lathron Pad; Prize in forestry. ' " NO PARKING PROBLEMS AT .. . . . SUN., MAY 17 iraterville 67 ,' 352 John E. Woll , Rushford, Rexall BOWL of SOUP,

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TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS - • •u..* a. ...-M.^iv. l349Cr Xf\i±tm * m^^^m* From Editor's Notebook Ct A Continuing This Man Has SOMETHING finally •• being don« about bringing tourists into tie. scenic Wi- nona-La Crosse region of the Upper Mis- Rapid Growth sissippi River Valley instead of efforts Kennedy s Ear By MARQUIS CHILDS merely to get them to go through here | By DAVID LAWRENCE , WASHINGTON-This is an anniversary most •on their ¦way to the northern lakes eoun- WASHINGTON — What the man who has the ear of Pres- 'try. ¦ \ ol us would like to forget. It was just two years ident Kennedy tells him about business is important to know — and ago that President Eisenhower returned from perhaps for everybody to read about whenever possible. That 's And why shouldn't we bring them in Paris after being subjected by Premier Khrush- wiiy the address, given by Professor Walter W. Heller , chairman —and urge them to spend their entire va- chev to the violent and humiliating attack , that oC the President's Council of Economic Advisers, last week in cation here? We have the finest scenery in blew up the long-awaited summit meeting. New York City before the New York State Society of Certified North America, pur fishing cannot be ex- That was the aftermath of the shooting down Public Accountants is worth a careful examination. It throws some celled any place in the Upper Midwest and of the U-2 espionage plane 1,300 miles inside light .on ; the . * plight of Ameri- "Union. And the disaster to the U-2 can businessmen today. acconaniodatjons—--good hotels, motels and the Soviet , with the capture of the pilot , While the speech explains eating establishments—are as good as Francis Gary Powers, set in mo- some general principles' that Letters to The they come in most of the resort areas of tion a chain of consequences only art. -vital , it doesn't indicate the world—and better than many. dimly understood in the two just how they are going to Editor be applied. ' ' '- ' ¦* ¦ • years that have passed. . v ' * . * . • . * • Ever since World War II a Professor Heller takes nolo ' ' Heart Association mysterious element called "in- of what s happening in the UNDER A PLAN announced this week, stock' market currently, but Expresses Appreciation* telligence" has figured in Amer- the Winona Travel Agency and Goli Trav- doesn't come to grips With the To the Editor : , cooperating with ican policy decisions. A huge in- psychological situations fn the el Service of La Crosse Winona County Heart telligence apparatus has come national economy -which are so The the Milwaukee Railroad, will operate reg- Association wishes to publicly into being. While part of this ap- important in building confi- ular Jpurs into this area from the Twin thank the citizens of Winona paratus is exposed to public dence iii the-future. He spoke CitiSsT^ Milwaukee , Madison and Chi- County upon the successful at- view , as in the big headquarters first in an optimistic vein about cago. If they are successful—and there's that the Central Intelligence in and tainment of quota achieved child* the. ^ains production in- no reason to believe they won't be—the Agency has built on the Potomac come in the first quarter of last week. The quota for Wi- 322. plan may be expanded further next year River near Washington , the mysterious reports 196? and then said: nona County was $5, to involve airlines which would bring visi- of the CIA and military intelligence are always "Some of you may wonder This was achieved through tors from all parts of the United States. -shrouded in secrecy. about the divergence between the efforts of many men and ' women acting as block work- Despite efforts , to cut it back and coordinate the current economic indica- - The "package" deal this year includes tors emanating from Penn- ers , solicitors and township it on the military side , there is a strong sus- chairmen, The nursing stu- a trip on the Mississippi River out Of the picion that the intelligence tail has more often sylvania Avenue and the cur- Port of Winona with lockage through the rent price quotations from dents of the College of Saint that not wagged the policy dog. A look back- Teresa, the Kadets of Winona Winona Dam; a visit to the Riverboat Mu- ward at intelligence evaluations on which pre- Wall Street. So do I at times. The stock market's constant State College, a group of vol- seum in the Steamer Julius C. Wilkie in sumably major decisions have been based raises ' reappraisals of its-*- own ver- unteers at St. Mary s College, Levee Park: a bus ride on the "Ridge substantial doubt a .s to whether this overbalan- the WA-TAN-YE Club and .the cing influence — formed on information always dicts produces some interest- Road" through the La Crescent apple ing mysteries. I cannot tell Winona Association of Life Un- country; overnight at the new Holiday Inn denied to the public and in certain instances derwriters gave us a tremen- even to officials of the government—is wise. you whether price-earnings ra- on the La Crescent-La Crosse dike road; a tios were too dous amount ol help in mak- visit to Granddad Bluff at La Crosse and THE MARGIN of error teema always to have high a few ing the drive a success. lunch at the Maple Grove Country Club been on the optimistic side, this goes from the months ago or As chairman of the . county at West Salem, 12 miles east of La Crosse. estimate of when the Soviet Union would obtain whether they heart fund drive, 1 am partic- are too low ularly indebted to Mrs. How- Visitors would come to Winona and leave the atomic bomb, a misjudgment of anywhere from lour to 20 years , depending on the intel- today. It is ard Bielefeld, rural chairman; from La Cross* via the Milwaukee Rail- not tliat I am Mrs. James Cole, secretary for road's Hiawatha streamliners. ligence source, to the Cuban fiasco and the in- formed conclusion that the landing of 1 ,200 Cuban THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND - keeping a se- the association; Mrs. Don Wil- cret , ¦ - patriots at the Bay of Pigs would touch off a the fact liams, Heart Sunday chair- . .*.: .* . - -• "•' is that no Heiting, pub- successful uprising against Fidel Castro. man; Mrs. Earl ONLY" project en- mortal man licity, and Carlus Walter, dis- NOT U the whole It certainly covers the latest events in South- knows the an- tribution of heart canisters, for couraging as to its potential , but it is a east Asia. Largely through the machinations of swer. their assistance in making tha step toward more and better cooperation the CIA , a "strong man," Phoumi Nosavan, was Investigation Softened fund drive successful. between Winona and La Crosse in-"promot- put in power in Laos. He has proved to te tb& i do ^-— James F. Rowan, ing this section of the beautiful Hiawatha strong chiefly in pressing very large demands know suggest that the mar- Chairman Valley as suggested in a guest editorial in on the United Slates. As recently as a year ago kefs downturn since March or less military intelligence was touting the 15 is not a reflection of cur- this column not long ago by the editor of orously, as demonstrated by Royal Laotian Army as an -effective military In Exchange for Votes rent disappointments and the La Crosse Tribune. their one-third rise from the force. While disillusion seems to have set in, downward revision in the near- By DREW PEARSON "that I can't even discuss it." paign manager, Robert Hart- outlook. For one first to fourth quarters in there is no reason to wonder whether anyone term economic He went even further and proposed WASHINGTON-When 36- The deal he couldn't discuss man, in Covina, was even re- the $52.4 billion prof- 1961. But even a slowdown, let Tha led thing, that private enterprise undertake a mb- was prepared for the flight from Nam year-old Robert F. Kennedy was that the teamsters, in re- moved by someone who climb- its figure for the final quar- alone a slump, can cut into torboat shuttle service between Winona by the Royal Laotian generals. slapped an indictment on his turn for calling off the probe ed over the fence. ter ot 1961 and the prelimin- profits painfully. In the first and La Crosse marinas to" show off to best : The answer of the CIA is that their successes old archenemy, 49-year-qld of Jimmy Hoffa and his wife, Politics is getting rough in ary earnings statements for quarter of 1962, the recovery must necessarily be kept secret while . their fail- Jimmy Hoffa , the other day, were to support Republican California. the first quarter of 1962 have, did not register the kind pf advantage the combined water and bluff Sen. Homer Ferguson. This the ures are advertised to the world. But , if the he omitted one interesting po- on the whole/ exceeded the buoyant gains we had hoped it scenery in these environs and fulfill litical fact. ' they dutifully did. But Homer It looks at if the U. S. nor did profits contin- successes cannot be known, surely something can Senate, which often projection of most business might, first request of visitors who invariably What was given the public lost anyway—to Sen. Pat Mc- so ue their rapid rise. But the be learned from the disasters. squawks about secrecy along and financial experts sue ask, "How do we go about taking a ride was the charge that Mrs. Jo- Namara. steppfcd-up pace of expansion Pennsylvania Avenue, may put months ago. on the Mississippi?' ? sephine Poszywak Hoffa and That's how politics some- points to profits gains ahead. Mrs. Alice Brennan, widow of times operates. the silencer on one of the "SECONDLY, there is en- the la:e No. 2 teamster in De- agencies dealing with the vast couraging direct evidence on "IN THE FINAL analysis, We have said frequently that once this IN YEARS GONE BY The John Birchites are com- Rocky troit , had inherited a trucking mountain domain—the business expectations. The the outlook for profits and magnificent area is "discovered, " we ing out in the open with some Bureau of Land Management. won't be able to accommodate the throngs Ten Years Ago . . . 1952 firm, called Test Fleet, used rough stuff in the Republican majority of businessmen ex- investment is tied to the out- for transporting passenger cars The senator who wants to look f*or continued expansion —and perhaps the tour service announced Tom Smeed Jr., a Winona High School Ju- primary in California. They wield the silencer is Henry pect improvements in sales honor student and letterman in from Detroit all over the coun- and earnings, according lo —and vice versa. The admin- this week is just the type of project needed nior who is an " ' have been knocking down bill- Dworshak of Idaho, a Repub- sports, will be Winona's mayor-for-a-day during try. boards at night and even tried surveys conducted recently — istration realizes that no ex- to kick it off to astounding heights. lican about as Rock-ribbed as pansion can last without sub- the city's annual Boy Scout Civic Day. Earlier charges had been to prevent Richard Nixon from the Rockies after ibe steel price episode whence he comes. stantial help from private in- Two Winona ministers will preach their fare- made that the wires of the being photographed with He is taking advice and coun- —byUhe National Associati on will leave shortly for new two teamster officials inherit- Thomas Noonan, Republican of Purchasing Agents and by vestment—and the administra- well sermons here and sel from Ed Woozley, former ' WHILE WE'RE talking about tourism, B. .G , Witt of the ed this profitable company candidate for Congress who is chief of the Land Manage- Dun and Bradstreet . Accord- tion s economic policies and pastorates. They are the Rev. after Hoffa had settled a Flint , programs reflect this aware- let's not overlook the fact that a year ago Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Bev. vigorously opposing the John ment Bureau/ While in* that ing to ,-the Dun and Bradstreet Mich., strike' contrary to the Birch Society. findings, business optimism ness." the National Association of Travel Organ- Albert Kinzler of Bethel Presbyterian Church. " position, Woozley drastically wishes of his striking . local. " "T-unning has increased in the past three But abstract statements like izations selected U. S. Highway 61 through Noonan Is against restricted government public The Test Fleet company had Rep. John Rousselot , Republi- information. months. We share that opti- this unhappily do not fit in with the Hiawatha Valley and on up along the Twenty-Five Years Ago • • • 1937 netted the two wives $242,273 can, one of the few members mism.*" concrete actions taker by the before taxes in nine years. The bureau controls such North Shore ef Lake Superior as the sec- Peter Schumacher, who has been with the In- of Congress who openly boast Unfortunately, statistics ot administration that disturb ' important questions as oil confidence and cause frustra- ond most scenic drive in the United terstate Mercantile Co. for the past 15 years, All the above was made of their John Birch member- leases on wildlife preserves, this kind of "expectations" do States. has resigned his position. ' ship. which are supposed to be not always gibe with psycholo- tion in planning for the future. public. What wasn t made 't just because the Presi- Mrs. Peter Oleson of Cloquet , candidate for public was the following po- known to the public. Under gical attitudes either inside .It isn At a political cocktail par- dent calls the executives of World travelers proclaim the upper the United States Senate, will be in Winona and litical fact, not germane to Woozley, they were not. or oujts.de of the business ty in Sierra Madre the other one of our largest steel com- Mississippi, particularly in the La Crosse- will speak at Winona State College. the legal case, but neverthe- day, Photographer Jerry Bern- Since he was ousted by the field. Dr. Heller seems to less interesting: think (that the prospects are panies a name synonymous Winona-Wabasha-Lake City sector , more stein of the La Fuente Valley Kennedy lake-over , Woozley with "sons of beelzebub. " It attractive than the Rhine and Danube riv- Fifty Years Ago . . . 1912 When the House Government Journal tried to get a shot of has been serving as Sen. Dwor- good "'for prolonged expan- Operations Committee went up ' sion" and that this provides isn't because Mr. Kennedy er valleys and equally as beautiful as the Good progress is being made at Minnesota Nixon with GOP Candidate shaT- s administrative assist- sometimes talks one way and to Michigan during the Ike tant " solid support for business widely publicized Palisades of the Hudson bridge across Rollingstone Noonan. A swarm of Birchites , and now wants to con- acts another on business and City in placing a new administration to start prob- tinue his own secrecy policy fixed Investment." intervened, pushed camera- matters. It is because River north of New York. Creek just above the old dam and it is hoped ing the manner in which Mrs. by curtailing Land Manage- labor man Bernstein away, and all around the President are it will be possible to again reach Minnesota City Hoffa and Mrs. Brennan shoved Mrs . Noonan several ment's public information of- BUSINESSMEN privately, however, do not talk that way. men who have written state- by wagon before Sunday. acnuired the Test Fleet Corp.. feet. fice. suddenly the committee was They show real ' concern. ments and messages for him ANOTHER of our• favorite• subjects Since William Jennings Bryan has declared he Bernstein said he recogniz- * i* , stopped dead in ils tracks. It Under Secretary of the In- When speaking for publication, which have disturbed bus in- modernization of our downtown business is not seeking the nomination this year local ed several extreme right-wing- sentiment seems to favor Champ Clark and Wood- was a Republican committee , terior Udall and his Land they aaturally conceal their men. They see a tampering district. Experts have warned repeatedly and It was stopped by none ers, among them W a 1 te r Management director , Carl pessimism and feelings of un- with the price structure with- row Wilson. ' and Richard Kowtsky, that unless the downtown areas of our cit- other than the top Republican Snell Lindstrom, there has been certainty. They hesitate to add out sanction of law. They read ies are made attractive and inviting to of Michigan , the astute and in the group. complete freedom of informa- fuel tp the flames. But the of tax proposals that threaten Seventy-Five Years Ago . . . 1887 charming Postmaster General Finally, Bernstein asked tion. But Dworshak , who is doubt is plainly there. Dr. an interference with the sys- shoppers, business is going to go else- Nixon to pose with Noonan. Winona mer- Two dynamos will be placed in the electric Arthur SummerfieW. The hier- ranking Republican on the Heller unwittingly explains tem of American production where. This trend will hit archy of the Republican party Nixon, who has publicly de- Senate Interior Committee, is the reefl cause for hesitation in in companies abroad. Also, roo m of the waterworks about June 15 for the nounced the John Birch So- the chants and property owners where it purpose of lighting the stores with incandescent in Michigan just didn 't want trying to wipe out a large business planning when fur- whole question of taxes on bus- hurts most—in thc pockctbook. Hoffa and the teamsters in- ciety , agreed. part , of the Public Information lights. Meanwhile, Noonan s bill- ther on in his speech he says : iness in this country has been vestigated. Service. "Of course, in a free mar- confused by a variety of pro- Such a modernization project to be suc- Fifty names are on fhe graduating class at boards have been mysterious- Ihe normal this year , an increase over the num- This brought pro-tests from President Kennedy may ket economy, investment does posals that add up to funda- cessful, however, requires the cooper- another Michigan Republican, ly disappearing at night. One ber who graduated last year. large board costing the can- even surpass the late Frank- not happen automatically. It mental changes in business ation of all. Not only tlie owners of busi- Rep. Clare Hoffman , who pub- lin D. Roosevelt as the whip- is consciously undertaken by operations. All this produces licly charged ; "The commit- didate $630 was torn down and nesses and business properly—but the city then run over by a half-ton ping boy of Well Street. At businessmen in the expecta- uncertainty. One Hundred Years Ago . . . 1862 tee had barely entered upon first , the money moguls were tion ofi securing future prof- Sooner or later, these advi.v |overnment as well. its investigation when appar- truck. A Rousellot sign was Tlie Board of County Commissioners appoint- put in its place. Three other critical but not unkind. Now its. This administration fully ers to the President will have We have long advocated that the gin- ed officers for the new toivnshi p of Winona; ently for political reasons it the lid Ls off . . . No one is appreciates the importance of to become realistic and take was liquidated." 4-by-8 billboards were torn gerbread and upper story trimming ' of they arc: Justices, E. S. Smith, I. F. Buck; as- down at night and replaced more distressed over the Bil- adequate profit levels — and cognizance of the fact that it many of our buildings be eliminated , that sessor, U. W. Clark; treasurer , F. Rath , and "The pressure cams from ss by Rousselot signs, while a lie Sol Estes scandals than business confidence — In gen- is deeds , not words , that Tennessee's strait-laced Sen. our "1890 look" be wiped out , that the up- constables, J. Cunningham and J. Brownlee. high, "' said Rep. Wint Smith, sign placed inside the enclosed erating the increased invest- count. Steps that will make Kansas , another Republican, back yard of Noonan's cam- Kstes Kefauver , who is in no ment that is so vital to speed possible "productivity " gains per stories be given nev fronts or at least way connected to Billie Sol. our lagging rate of economic which can actually be reflect- a coat of paint to take away their grimy But Kefa uver's first name and encouragement to future projects of sim- growth.' and to promote full use ed in better margins of prof- appearance. Billie Sol's last name unhap- of our -current economic poten- it—not in mere "expectations" ilar nature. VL L pily are identical. Since Ke- tial. —have everything to do with JI $M \. fauver's last name is awkward Seems that something could or should into "Profits are among the most the growth of confidence and • • • UK^queeie a headline, he sensitive reactors to economic with sound MANY BUILDINGS have been mod- be worked out between the city go vern- planning for the is usually identified on Ten- slack. In periods of rising eco- future of American business ernized and more are under way—but ment and those individuals or firms Mill- nessee's front pages simply as nomic activity, they climb vig- through private investment . a recent case best illustrates our point ing to modernize, whereby a tax break of Estes. Result: Kefauver is be- ing confused with Billie Sol about cooperation: some sort would foster development of a by some Tennessee readers. modern and at tractive downtown A downtown store vas purchased by a more area. development firm which remodeled the in- ¦ LOOK AT TRAGEDY suite terior intb an attractive and inviting Par tha lime it coming when people will net ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (*- of offices and added a modern tile front. endure sound teaching, but having Itching ean When hordes of sightseera Fine—this la whit must be done if our SPECIAL! they will accumulate tar themselves to tuff their flocked to the New Jersey downtown is to keep pace with neighbor* •wn likings. II Timothy 4:13. shore after it was .devastated ing communities and shopping centers. by a late winter storm, a psy- AMANA chiat-ji sl said they mostly were But hare's the cttch: Before) the WINONA DAILY NEWS promr.ed by normal-, healthy project <**• completed, the new own- An independent Newspaper — Established 1 855 curiosity, AIR CONDITIONER ers received notice from tho "city at- Most of them had one of five IV F W HITE G. R. CXOJWAV C. E LINDKN • 1 H.P. • 6,700 BTU Capacity ¦ester politely announcing that the as- Publisher Exec. Director Business Mgr. reasons, he said : *|7Q (A aetata, valuation of the building had ond Editor _ Adv. Director 1. A need to identify them- • Quiet, Compact, Portable ^IftM™ incroMed SO percent. In other words, aelves as part of the stricken VV. J Coi.i Aooi.ru BftEMUt H. G. I. YMCS populace. Why swelter this, or any Summer , a SO percent boost In taxed Managing Editor City Editor Circulation Mgr. 2. A desire to see for them- when comfort is so near at ¦ aelves what they had seen and hand? Easily portable. Will cool areas equal to as much as * ¦ UGGI OSINSK I * • B ii. llABcac F. H. K R. J. L heard about on television and two average rooms. Quiet operation! Washable , permanent- Composing Supt. Press Supt. Engraving Supt, CITY GOVfRNMiNTS constantl y radio ' and what they had read type filter, Steel parts tine-coated to prevent rust. in newspapers. need more money to operate — and M. G I .CE Gmswoi.n G ORDON HOLT* Chief Accountant Sunday Edit or 3. An eagerness to tell others costs are rising steadily. No downtown they had s- s> the storm dam- SIMPU MOUNTING KIT business wants to be a burden on other MlMBMt Or TUB mOCUTM MUtU age. Quick, easy — any'Mouble-hung window 28" to 4tT. From taxpayers and most buaineasmen are hap- 4. A wish to feel more keen- carton to Window — simple. py to piy their fair ih*re of city taxes. ly a sense of gratification that Tlie Associated Press U entitled exclusively they had not sustained a loss iM whan aomeona finally dots invest in 4j |U -r *• \s Mdjy riwded or tn tha UM for republication ot all the local themselves. improvement devel- printed in thla nawapapar as well as all *.. An urge to sympathize ^ news • mmWWmW-$7* BROS. f. 4th St STORE 4ptfl«nt*-oiu. the taxes are kitted up 50 XV. newa dlapalches. "What burns me up ls I took thi* trip because I WAR with ,and to help those who ROmTmK^mWBB . Phone 4007 jwewt overnight—It doesn't lend much 6 'i Thursday, May $4, IMS IO tired of seeing Henry lying around the house." had been hurt. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' "' . "¦ **•'- . 7 . ' V . ¦ - . Coin Club to See mismatic Society convention at Wood Carvings af Milwaukee by Richard Bolt, La Mechanic Ends Crosse, and. Mrs. Giere. ' Tuesday Meetinti A Winona club member, J. Mor- Apprenticeship Winona Coin Club members will timer Pugh, Austin, won a ribbon see an exhibit bf wood carvings at the Milwaukee convention for Richard D. Raine, 411 W. San- at their meeting Tuesday night at his collection of Canadian coins, born St., has completed an ap- VFW Club. Giere said. prenticeship in automobile me- Tlie showing has been arranged BIDS¦ AT SPRING GROV E chanics. by the club presidQpt, Arthur F. . . . SPRING GROVE, Minn. — Bids He was presented a certificate, Giere, Gaiesville, Wis., and is the will be received from local work cf George Qedsrna, a Dutch signifying an apprenticeship equi- . agents by Spring Grove Indepen- valent to four years, by A. V. specialist in wood sculpture. dent School District 297 June 4 : Guests of the dub for the even- Chadwick, Division of Voluntary at 8 p.tn. for property insurance Apprenticeship, Minnesota Indus- ing will be the Boy Scouts of on buildings, valued at $1400,000, J Gaiesville, Giere announced. and contents, $150,000. Bids will trial Commissionr Wedhesday. Business sessions will include re- be received by Superintendent V. Raine served his apprenticeship ports on the Central States Nu- E. Homuth. at C, Paul Venables garage. Reg. 51.19 "Wilt" % V Rtg. jl .49 Aluminum C > 2S-ft. Plastic I I I \ y E E |> Weed Killer* | SAUCE PANS> > S,?IJf | I I I V Quart HIC S of 3 / «SC S C *" ¦ g| ¦ g| Westinghouse J 39 22C S I SAFE DRIVER HONORED . . . >Edwin J. Wank, left, car- rier on Winona Rt. 1, receives National Safety Cbimcif's 32-year safe driving award from Winona .Postmaster John W. Dugan. Wenk has been with the post office 40 years and has driven more than 500,000 miles as a easier , He lives at 4855 6th St.. Goodview. • Daily News photo) ^_^_^_^_^__*^^_^_^_W/^^^_^_^_^_^_W DEHUMIDIFI ER ,ervic iKflHH^HtfflH A, Hig h quality "D"uaran,e tiro lasts longer I Peterson Poster •v* . v. I ElSclf pSip ^ • V ^ MMBHI Leak roof or d 4 Army V/inners Named I 51pB» ^^^^M • P ' fl * * h_^^mmmm\mWAwf-mStm\\ Officers • Automatic humidity control PETERSON, Minn. (SpeciaD- Poppy posters made by grades 4 • Automatic overflow control Wounded in tlirough 6 in the Peterson - School were judged by American Legion Removes up to 4 gallons of moisture Auxiliary members at their meet- L • South Viet Nam ing last week. per day The winners were as , follows: ^ By MALCOLM W. BROWNE Grade 4, first, Curtis Glenna; sec- Deep bucket catches moisture or l^iVKl^^i^MTl_ ^^^^^ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) ond, Paul Loven, and third , Dan- • —Four U.S. Army officers were iel Agrimson: grades 5 and 6, attach hose if desired wounded Wednesday in one of first, Sue Ellen Brink; second? South Viet Nam's biggest victories Norine Stensgard , and third, Mark Loven. ____ over Communist guerrillas in a [ ^m io^K ¦ Mrs. Elbert A.grimson and Miss ^r ^kW ^^^^^ ^^^^^ . ' ^^^^^ rmm 4& __ month. Another American sergeant Geneva Selvig each the three $ was injured in fall in another grades. __ -?- -> '3»- ¦ a CARLOAD SAVINGS AT ^^XX mXXX^ ^^ ^ DURWVim . i^_H^_wHk^.¦ ^^^^ K ^^^* L ¦ —9m*H sector. 89.95 |^ | 1^__f____W ^£SE$ I ^^^^^^ H ^^_ ^_ ^_W^^_ ^_\ ' ' ^jB* ^ | The four officers—two field ad- the .Mekong River delta area south of Saigon. i ..H w^Jmrsvkim&ti'' ^^ ^^^. rJL._ra'&H'L..C ^..^..^..^v M^M..^..B^^..^..^.^ UM visers and two helicopter pilots- ¦WM- ' ^^"-™ .^^^^Mi ^rl^«i ^Hl m^mWm ^Sai^*\ were struck by bullets and flying Vietnamese military authorities ' ^•*'^sBl^ \ ^ ^ "" ^ *^^^^ k^_^M ^M metal and windshield fragments said 55 guerrillas were killed and ' when their helicopter was hit by 18 captured in the battle. jfe,"£Zt * Communist fire? The, aircraft ap- ¦ parently was landing close to the President Njo Dinh Dlem's gov- target of a Vietnamese infantry ernment also announced that 3=1 wtk/^i attack when it was hit. 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~ ' Students Rebel ' ;V ;; ^ DFL Opens ^t Ban on Bermuda Shorts Convention HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. (AP) —The nakedness of a knee was fraught with social significance at On Friday Highland Park Junior College to- By ADOLPH JOHNSON day. Associated Press Staff YVriWr Bermuda shorts have become a Minnesota Democratic - Farmer- touchstone of undergraduate dig- Laborites will begin to gather in nity. Wednesday, 400 of the col*: Dulutli Friday for their state en- lege's 1.000 day students wore the dorsing convention, but the fire- f numu shorts in defiance of a new school works probably won't start until ^B^mm ^^^ ^^FB^B rule.; ^H HB Saturday afternoon. . Party leaders hope that by then The location of the college the endorsements committee will across.the street from Highland come in .with a recommendation Park High School lies at the base ENTIRE STOCK - EVERYTHIM - MARKED WAV DOWN m-m^mm0 on a candidate for lieutenant gov- of the social drama in the Detroit _^ " ^ ^ \ ernor. suburb, Lt. Gov. Karl Rolvaag Is giving "We are told we are setting an up that office to seek the governor- example for students at the high ship and on the eve of the con- school," said college freshman OUT vention had no opposition for -en- Jake Feminineo. 19. ^ EVERYTHING MUST GO - FAST! CLOSE- I dorsement for that office. The students rebelled, at the F Earlier action on an endorse- anti-Bermuda regulation and used ment for lieutenant governor will bare legs as "a symbol of student be sought because many of the protest," said Terry Roach, 19. CES! partes more attractive candidates P»' 'j. have been mentioned for that of- WE MEAN BUSINESS! § fice and it is believed some may Trempealeau School offer themselves for other posts if they fail to get the nod for lieu- Meeting on Monday tenant governor. To Discuss Addition On unofficial lists are six state : representatives and a former state TREMPEALEAU , Wis. (Special) ' ls» j r ' representative/three state senators —Earl XE. Malles, clerk of Trem- Sale Starts this Friday - Open til 9 p.m. u». L and four others. pealeau Joint School District l, to- ^ ^ ^ Here they are: Reps. Fred Cina day urged interested persons in thc Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday and Next Week Jf of Aurora,- leader of ihe liberal school area to attend the special D/C/t ' ¦ ef Mm majority in the State House of meeting called for Monday at 8 Representatives; _>.D. Wozniak of p.m St. Paul, chairman of the tax com- Electors are to consider author- STOCKS ARE LIMITED - Everything t^^ ' ^TSl M mittee; Ed Chilgren of Littlefork, izing tlie board to construct an subject to prior sale. No speaker of the House; Bill Shovell addition not to exceed a cost of of St. Paul, chairman of the House $175,000 The addition would in- aaaaB8i Appropriations Committee; Peter clude kitchen- area, locker rooms, items be Only ^ Popovich of St. Paul and Wayne a band room /ind an industrial arts will re-stocked. one-of-a-kind of some items. ¦f Bassett of Worthington ; department. 11 m 11 HIirT § Stat» Sons. Harold Schultz of St. TERMS: Cash and Carry (Delivery can nu M Paul, leader of the liberal minor- be arranged at nominal If j ity in the State; Vladimir Shipka Buffalo City Plans ¦ of Grand Rapids, and Karl Gritt- y 4th Events SAVI ner of St. Paul; For Jul rates). All sales final. No returns. No refunds. ¦;' ¦. NGS! Former State Rep. A.I John- BUFFALO CITY. Wis.-Tbe an- j son of Benson, now a University of nual 4tli of July celebration will be Minnesota regent; Gerald Dillon, held at Buffalo City, sponsored by 1959 candidate for mayor of Min- the fire department and Jerry Du- neapolis; Conrad Hammer, St. val's Mississippian. " James farmer who was DFL nom- Boat races, treasure hunts foi BUYPAINT-2-for-l ONE CAN GET CAN inee for state treasurer in 1950; , contests for teenagers and INSULATION LUMBER SALEIFREE! kiddies WNOmt : . . . . A SECOND lla. Paul Skjervold, former deputy at- other activities will be topped by * ~J Wi ^^ App House Fill, bog £j *" to same price range and tamo sire can. Example: torney general; and John Vuke- a fireworks display. ^*mxnm9m\ WHITE FIR ' lich of Virginia a St. Louis County ' ' ^ Buy a gallon of flat wall paint, d i«ond gallon , FIMRGLAS (f^r AA J QQ flet a.4'. „nrf «»*'. HuBu . «. ( 8 ,arne pain* commissioner. Economy Blanke, ¦ "•*' '• ' M" * ^© ^^ of the free. Of course there is no certainty , per Msc fi...... $36.00 ££.C-llt ni - Accident at Blair Our Entire Stock of Quality BPS Point.l that the candidates endorsed to Save also on other thicknesses and on Fibergla, barts. DimensL ~ 2x4 6 8 10 12 CloSeou» Pri^« _ oppose Republican State Treasur- B1AIR, Wis. (Special ) — Mrs. er Val Bjornson and GOP State Helen Reese and son David of La Auditor Stafford King will come Crosse received only minor injur- ^ ies when their car blew a tire r«^^ALUMINUM FOIL INSUIATION jj »B LA ""' ' from this group, but the chances I - 25* SJY* * J QQ "" O^ R V SAVINGs C appear to be pretty good. about 9 a.m. Sunday, went out ot S0"x521 , per roll ...... ^ I.?? ^ C il DM I IDDI ICC control into a ditch on Highway 53 PINE PANELING - Excellent No. 2, £| J C || rAKIVI SUPPLIES On* of them also could oppose about three miles south of Blair 8, and T2-in...... Hun. Bd. R. !»1 * |B3V Paul Rasmussen in his bid for en- AA/^III Wl kl O TniK I NORTHERN WHITE CEDAR POSTS- near the Leland Chenoweth resi- **^ MSO ' +**« »idin9, pine boards, red- > » dorsement for re-election as a dence. They were treated at Trt- I flUULUIN uS C( I¦""" KIM ¦ ' ' : _* «»** >.«" rxT 4 xr 5 x7' 4"x8' member of the railroad and ware- County Memorial Hospital, White- • ^*^V , *** wood board*, flooring, finish lumber, hardwood 4 mm «%«» <#fc «V 4*m ' board, house commission. hall. ! ...... all BARGAIN PRICED. l/C 26C 32C 35C Despite his failure to win dis- ¦ '• Widths under one inch, per f; oot ...... IC trict endorsements, this veteran of JLI* m^m 10 years on the commission has Krait Trial v» »^ - * « ...... served notice he will seek endorse- wa-h^r. int(, ond ...r . p., h., .. - ... 3c HARDB0ARD - ment at the atate convention and WHITEHALL. Wis. (Special)— :- i| £ will foe a candidate for re-election Judge A. L. Twesme. Gaiesville, lo, ,Po , $38 whether he is endorsed or not. acting Dunn County judge in the co„„.., P.rf.„6c B„., P., »„, 8c SHE3ETB0CK -INSULITE °-• ° 'M "UN-^ Endorsement for re-election of William F. Kraft estate has set " Atty. Gen. Walter F. Mondale and June 20 at 10 a.m. for starting li Hardboard, £«% f|-| 4-ineh 5-inch 6-iroh Secretary of Stale Joseph Donovan trial cn the interim account ol the probably will be routine, sis will executor. William R. Kraft / The the conventions acceptance of dis- case will be heard at the Dunn PLYWOOD r»:X „ -Me "lie " 14c JrJ! *alvaniied Roofing, trict endorsements for Congress. County courthouse. Menomonie. Good Range of Thicknesses and Types. 100 sq. ft , «POB«)V Cft QQ be- /~N 1' <" Corrugated, square ...... , 4 M Th** state moating may be called cause of objections to the account . 4% upon lo take some action with re- ¦ G of William R. Kraft, executor, by j 8 : -¦¦•¦¦••¦ gard to the 7th District. That dis- Aurora Sipple, one of the heirs. ., AD ...... - »X^™" " ...... $10.49 • trict's convention was unable lo . $2.88 n :r; irH break a deadlock between State Rep. Ben Wichterman ano" Dr. Watermelon Festival v„, ,, 4 $3.84 >:aneetrocK , • Sfl Harding Noblitt , Concordia College Special lots of birch cabinet stock and V mahogany ££''' JJ-fQ HARDWARE ¦¦ (Special) per hun. sq. ft S^^ >•_-». professor. If the state convention KELLOGG. Minn. - face with cedar cor.. ?3.3U , declines to act , an open DFL pri- The annual Watermelon Festival B 1IJ HardwareUJ MM PrlCPtC V Wood-Groined Sheelrock, « «J mary* in the district is a possibil- here will be Sept . 7-9. Kellogg Am. Prefinished Philippine mahogany paneling. &<+ AA Cl C AA J one lot of .400 ft. ¦ ity. wean Legion Post 546 is sponsor. IOOK! 4x8 ft. Janel ?43«9!f $l3*UU H^lf PnCA " V Insulit.f, Graylite Wallboard, *- Cm**.m <* O/ ~B ** ** ASPHALT SHINGLES-215 Ib. thick tabs, &> |-A hun. sq. ft -? 1J. .4U Bostitch Staples ^dV6 S5 TO good color selection, per sq *?/.+ Basement Jack Posts -"• ^ss\\\. A mm. s\\\.AW—s\ -l_..k\. -m———w _W _ ^_f AQ 4x8 ft. sheet ^L./D $OiZ73 black, 100-ft. roll J>l.mW _ cmmo T,lE Laddorj ( Extensionl# 1A0^ Aff Also on sale . . . 55-lb. and 65-lb. . Strai )nsui ,t9t ^hjte and sq„ ^ || Q Sh»s, Steps «3U /O Vll SIATE-SURFACE ROOFING - *«% j«vera, 0dd lots 6r MQ , per tile . . . Bathroom Medicine 95 £ 1 A AT Tha 41 •• llq.ld *ftroq.« lolntlo. f^TT $27 TOUBLE^AGE "^ ™ "" 13 VlC2C ^ * " ROU ROOFING - per roll $2.49^ '""* *+ " " *H FOR BIGGER p,ritron El9D.OZJ Masonry Cemenf, per bag -$J_. J.U 'liowii that each thirty-one to forty rAmmAII Nj llk -. _ - - W» (l1 WINDOW UNITS UUIIII1IWII V%€W\m •JW.-JU rents worth of Nitro-Gro applied — CA O/ AP lias yielded an extra bunhel. Corn, ^• 0 ZW /O Kiffar beets and all crops that need "l" Hydrated lime/50-lb. baa "5C SlIiall BOX $5.75 DoubU-hungs, awnings, mulllons ictures, plenty of nitrogen, grow bigpter , p fi* *%_W /» L, ga. a j ¦> u«4? AA ind better with Midland Nitro-Gro basement units. f Plaster, Hair Fiber, 100-lb. bag $J. IH$U CemCnt-COated BOX - - $0.99 RAMES~ ° - - - $5.75 "FIRINA" OF CORN can be avoided by tide dress- P^.%i«h ook . . Each from $3i50 P.rlif 25-lb . 60C 80-lb S1.20 F8nbh & CaSlflg ing with Nitro-Gro 41. Nitro-Gro ii fast to sppl y OUTSIDE DOOR FRAMES - ' , D. p^.x.d Concr.,.- —up to 100 acre s per day, depending on method. jg^j %0 Galvanized Shingle - - $7.50 Vour Midland cooperative can do it for you-—ask ' ^ 35 U, Bag 75 lb Bag Q^y^^^ ycur Midland fertilixer man. /QC Jl^S Ro0f|||g - - $7.75 | Jrn | 50C *"h Apply Midland iMtm-C.ri *41 . . , the Window^ Scroens Your Choice of Sizes Common Brick, oach DC Blll6 PlBStC f BOdrd - - $8.50 41'Xe liquid nitrogen a

BOARDING TEAM .. A UVS. Coast Guard are on the Mississippi River here all week inspection team this week checked a beat owned inspecting all boats on the river. Notices ol by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haas, Gilmore Valley violation are given for any discrepancies in safe- Rd., for compliance with provisions of the fed- ty equipment or registration found and owners eral boating act. Five Coast Guardsmen — in- must correct the irregularities immediately, cluding Ralph Hatch , Excelsior . Minn., at the (Daily News photo) Wheel, tod I>flve Madison, Austin, see n ' here —

KING * LOUIS' VI LLE ginia legislature pasted the A LOUISVILLE , Ky.^.-This Ohio for Establishing the Town of Lou River city was first made into a ville. It was named tor King Lou Chinese Ask town Mav l , 1780, when the Vir- XVI of France. Refugees to Stay at Home By FORRST EDWARDS HONG KONG CAP) - Blaring III ANNOUNCING Communist loudspeakers loday jjl appealed to Chinese fleeing Red China to slay home and help grow needed food. But Red bor- der guards reportedly made no attempt to stop the flow cf refu- BaB^B^BYflflttHHBHHHMHiHBB -l'.'MM.i^.iiM.MM*! I gees to Hong Kong. About 5,000 succeeded in getting across the frontier into this Brit- NEW ish crown colony before dawn. Sources in the border area said (and mora convenient) I all but about 500 were rounded up by British police ^ army patrols. They were rushed to a detention carnp for return to Red China. DRIVE-IN Report! fr«*l th. sealed-off bor- ¦_» der area said the Communist loudspeaker broadcasts to throngs massing along the Hone Kong BANKING HOURS I I EiMMMiiWMM ^umi ii line were given as patri-otlc ad- | vice rather than ortlefs. Bofder sources said they had nothing to substantiate earlier Honj Kong mi;ii press reports that Red guards I ilfiH>liHJIi iMH>iJI MONEY had commanded the waiting mobs ' to turn back and fired warning shots when their orders went un- I I I 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m, , , , ; heeded. Mon - Thurs. I I I l : DOWN The Hong Kong government ex- ' '^:' ' "< '^ ' pressed appreciation for the inter- * a fl, " 8 m Every ¦ 'l;'l° j est and concern shown by the Ml ' ' P' - Fridays I ; -^' United States for Hon? Kong's 1 ^ I f ' problem. A government spokesman voiced the appreciation after reports that '" President Kennedy had cleared the way (or between 5 ,000 and 6,000 refugees lo be admitted to ^..H m __ \ A_Ml^Tm\KWBKm *^^^^ff^ "^^^ ^& ^^^ i. ^^» I Tl B I £ J «#* W 0^_B^T* 1^JM » - isssssssssT^^>P ^&^isi^l^5^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ . .^L. _ ^^^^^^^^^^^ | the United Slates. NOW ^ Soviet Cosmonaut Says Good Luck Carpenter OSAKA , Japan (AP) — Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin extended THB good wishes today to American FIRST astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpen- ly ter " Il ANK as long as the project is for s NATIONAL B I peaceful purposes." I KB l|Nw. »! " That was Gagarin's only re- I -H^l ¦ ^» Tf«^IS*Bii!!!' IttM \n^_Hi • Jr \A3 \ \\V Jfc ff""Vt. *J& • * -\.-^^- -' *^3i£ Vm\ tt» ^.aTm L^^i^. % mark when asked for comment El £1B OF WINONA ll JIJHHBB on the American plans lo send H^r ^B&&B^B ' II Carpenter inlo orbit todny. | H0$pn-$KPPr Member Federal Deposit ! I Gagarin , the first man to orbit i pr .Insurance Corporation thc earth , is on a good-will tour ^^^3_ * jl of Japan. ' H_=; , >^___ il

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M^HMMrtH M!( ^H HHBHIHIIBBBB* fBMBB.HHHHHHH HHBHHB ^^ '^ APPLIANCE DIPT. fine. Sentence was suspended and he was placed on probation. Dredge Mrs. Esther Pierce, Thompson Seven to Graduate by Spring Val- of cruel and inhuman treatment. against Clair Mayland and oth ley^ represented Paul Cross , No minor children were involved. ers. The property is in Fountain Spring Valley, was granted a de- A judgment quieting title was A special session of court ii Busy at Reads; At Sacred Heart fault divorce from Marvin Pierce granted Helen Utley, represented scheduled for Tuesday, becordinj Sr. address unknown, .on grounds by George Murray,. .Preston, to Clerk of Court Kerneth Hall. DODG E, Wis. (Special'—Sunday 7 is graduation day for eighth grade Bpsissam ^^ Next: Wabasha pupils of the Sacred Heart School, READS LANDING. Minn. - The Pine Creek. Army Corps of Engineers' dredge I William A. Thompsen has been ' A class of three boys and four ^•J®S2^Pll -k\ ^? .^RKS * £t*'-* C-Y Wm~\\ ftj er obstructions. an a body. ( "* ^ Three^ three-man crews are do- Mary KujaJc will place the crown M ^^ Jp§r*& »¦ *tt$* ^"^ £"& |a ^r it. -^4^^^^-^^^Sr J^L P ' ing the work aboard 30-foot-long ¦on the statue of the Blessed Vir- tf ^ 8& ¦fsrjS*^ - *> ^^V ^"S^J^JIR R J ^ ^?V tm&Bk^w*i*^ira^E T i ^^^_r jja diesei-powered survey boats. One gin during the afternoon services. * ^/ *^ ¦ crew uses a fathometer for finding Two first grade girls, Kathy Brom SP* ^^B^t^^m)mit—m ^——^ .-w^^-f^tv \ fc VMBkr if 'V&ZmW' " 53 out shoaled areas; the other twb and Debbie Maliszewski will lead use sounding poles . the graduates and Kathy will car- "Our purpose* now is to locate ry the crown on a white satin ' critical areas where immediate pillow. The studenj body will* form dredging is required so that barge PREPARE FOR DREDGING * , ' .. . A sound- After it is learned where tlie river has filled in, the living Rosary for the recita- traffic and pleasure boating will tion. have the best possible conditions. " ing crew «f the Army's Corps of Engineers ob- dredges and derrick boats move in to deepen said Col. W. B. Strandberg, St. tains readings of river depths during springtime the channel and remove tlie material, Paul district engineer . operations, along the Upper Mississippi River. Critical areas generally are pre- sent where tributaries join the Man Found Guilty at 40-foot Ressie, Fountain City, Wis., sound- BROWNIE CAMP f Mississippi, emptying several with depths measured &J J^__^_\^_\^_\^_\^^_\^_\^_\^_ \^_\^_\^_\^_\^_ \^_\^_\^_\^_\^_< \^_\^_\m^ _^l} ' ^'t^fei , -^g/^^ %> hun- intervals across the river. ing party No. t; Laurits Giversen , TREMPEALEAU, Wis. (Special) ^ ^^^^^^^^^^m^0m^& dred thousand tons of material into Fountain City; Raymond Gosse, the ri\er every year. Danger spots "We will take some 150 miles of —Applications are being taken by detailed soundings during a year." Wabasha, and Ralph Heaser, Min- In Fillmore Co. include the mouths of the Chippe- neiska, sounding party No. 2, and Mrs. John Husie, Gaiesville, and wa, Zumbro, Root and Upper Iowa said Col. Strandberg. "Sometimes Mrs. Ffancis Wood , Trempealeau , I PRESTON. Minn.—At a special we may have to go back to a bad Arnold Larson, Winona; Leonard j term of Fillmore County District Rivers near Wabasha, Alma, La Seymour , Bay City, Wis., and Don- for a business manager, t-hree unit Crosse and Lansing, Iowa. The spot two or three times in a sea- leaders and first aid director or Court Monday, Judge Warren F. son to see if shoals are developing ald Wolfe, Fountain City, sounding Plunkett presiding. Loren Smith, mouth of the Kinrickinnic in the party No. 3 nurse for Galesville-Trempealeau ¦ guilty of St. Croix River also is trouble- again."' . ¦ ¦¦'• Girl Scout Day Camp. The camp Spring Valley, was found some Members of the crews are Rich- Good lunch: Corn fritters; serv- for Brownies scheduled for June unlawfully discharging a 22-cali* ^^_ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ _ W^^^^^^Kw0^ Cross sections are taken every ard Schleich, Winona; Clarence ed -with maple syrup and crisp 18-22 is already staffed with a unit : ber 'rifle in Spring Valley. leader and camn director. i He was sentenced to pay a $50 200 to 250 feet at critical locations Fluekiger, Alma, Wis., and Rodney bacon. ¦ Ivvl -¦5 wf^^ML jj B ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^>*^4^K':8fl^Bfl^Bfl^Bfl^flA^I^K CVC* %'•>'

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They Sires : W %# _W OvOO This 0(00 ^ ~ ^^m Thii Week W««k Thii Wtak CiOO " ^^ y, come in plain or ruffled jf mm^^^^^m AWjF AW | | styles,.. solid colors and j-M-L • prints and all rovers- ¦ p ^ . . . ;J ibte. Priced al T.fiO and SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT TAUSCHE S *r YOUR ONE STOP HARDWARE STORE x 1.98 each. . fI: i ' ~^ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ k^^^^m^^^^^mm^m^^^^^—: . v - mm ? . ^B . ¦ . . . . • ' - ' * . . .. . ' _ . . . '¦ - . - J ^^ J J j ' ^ DEAR:- ¦ ABBY;, '; . ^— ^^^^ ?___ *^^^^^^^ B^|^^^^ 59H9HL' • ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B* X^^^sm^m. ^ ut * ]P^/ j^£dkAjnBu0 %ku »' x • " ' "?L" ' yyXx^ .X.: ' ^ ^ ^^^ I Great Lakes, Congresswoman Still Picking Op Mississippi Raps Taylor, [ Burton Actions After Husband I Study Planned WASHINGTON (AP)-Rep. Iris ay MBIVMI U »«« Qwrcert 31itch, Democrat, a grandmother- \ MADISON , Wis. Wl; — A two- , DEAR ABBY: I have been married three years _ .ongresswoman says Elizabeth and I am still Faylor's romance with .Richard picking up after my husband. He leaves a trail of clothes from W year study to determine how well the kitchen to the bathroom. He never puts the cap on a tube ol Ll waterfronts are being utilized in Burton will hurt the U.S. foreign ' -id program and leave the Com- toothpaste or shaving cream. He never hangs up anything or puts M Wisconsin s Great Lakes and Mis- munists chuckling. his soiled clothes in the hamper. Honestly, you would think he was I sissippi River port cities will be She denounced the actress and a little boy. Why are men so lazy and what can a wife do about ¦ conducted soon, Badger Gov. Gay- this? EXHAUSTED actor Tuesday in the House and I I lord Nelson said Wednesday. .aid she hopes Atty. Gen. Robert - DEAR EXHAUSTED : Your husband's sloppiness has noth- 1 The Federal Housing and Home f\ Kennedy will tako Uie meas- ing to do with laziness. His mother never finished "raising" I Finance Agency in Washington ures necessary to determine him. Finish the job. <" FLAVORED FRESH CRISP ¦ J^^WH ^BBK ^^^^ H.i ^BWWBI ¦ I said it would provide a grant of whether the two are ineligible for a- H : TASTY MILD .— , ^ . 8 $50,000 for the study, which will be re-entry into this country on DEAR ABBY: I am daughter-in-law u-ho is stuck with my I Dl I IQ All THt H'JUN ^- I P grounds of undesirability. husband's mother 24 hours a day. She has three daughters, all I^^^^ I 9 carried out by the state Depart- ai them married , and much better off financially than we are, C 3 ment of Resource Development. nY ¦ Miss Taylor, an English-born But they refuse to keep her or give us a p*«ny I - I H ^^ B I £0i " CHECSE .JnHHB9 HB^7 E The grant also calls ior release \merican citizen, has announced toward her expenses. She is 66 and in poor *&9 \^ J of information gathered in the >lans to divorce her fourth hus- ^ * study to other states. health. Her mind is going, too, and I can't trust J >and , singer Eddie Fisher. Burton her alone in the house. I didn 't marry my hus- H Nelson said the waterfront in- s a Welshman, a British citizen, band to be a 24-hour nurse for his mother, yel B dustrial sites suitable for handling .nd has a British wife. I can't put her out on the street. I told her Q raw materials received by boat Burton and Miss Taylor are in daughters what I thought of them and now they J are in great demand. He said Some for filming of the motion aren't speaking to me. I am only 37 and look some 300 parcels of land will be jicture "Cleopatra." like 50. What should I do? STUCK J S. analyzed to determine how well Mrs. Blitch ¦ ¦ : said producers of DEAR STUCK: You are addressing your they are being used. he film have hurt the prestige of complaint to the wrong department. Your 9' Included in the study will 1)e ] \merican womanhood abroad. She husband should take the matter up with his B. five Mississippi River harbors, 12 :alled the Roman affair "the sisters, JI iney aon i want io Keep weir ¦ Lake Michigan harbors and six world's most assiduously publi- Abby mother, they should each contribute toward 9 Lake Superior harbors, including cized piece of sexual vulgarity." her care in a good nursing home. The squeaking wheel gets M Superior, Port Wing, Cornucopia , ¦ ' the grease. Squeak! 1 ! Bayfield, Washburn and Ashland. S ¦ EAGLES RETUR N . DEAR ABBY: Our only son (22 ) is marrying a girl who is not FULFORD, B. C. IM-Bird speaking to us. A few months ago she found out something about watchers re[>ort the bald eagle ~^^m • ' _ : ' BMH '^B- l ^ 4 tf* ^H ¦' population appears to be growing us that happened years ajjo, which is nobody's business but ours, _——^—.—— i^^^^^^^^ HI^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ' ^.(^.(^.(^.J^V^^^^^m,^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^. ^H .Fl[i!^^^ H..HBH. ^I *" ^^^.)iMfl.HK ^i^^^HHlHR! ^-Bl^v P BVI V ^^^^ili^lii^iii^i^iii^.^^'.-iB^B^B^B^k. B^.^^BM B^.^^.^ B^B! ^fl..^..ii..i ^.^..i^..i^.Bi.^^K*9^..i^.H'S-l.^..^..i^... The wedding will be a big affair. Isn't her mother supposed to Fresh Fruits, around this Salt Spring Island ask me for a guest list? And aren't we automatically invited lo J community. They are feeding on the vedding or must we have an invitation , too? This is very a plentiful fish population and embarrassing. MOTHER OF THE GROOM leaving available ducks alone. DEAR MOTHER : Although the bride isn't speaking to I!Vegetables you, I presume the groom is. Ask him about the wedding rh« Tt* Flavored With Rind of plans and straighten it out with the parents ol the bride im- Oranges and Swart Spic» mediately. I Best Menu Buys "CONSTANT COMMENT" or Tea Bags 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Loos* WATER STILL SPRINGS on Park Department land "as ion I Also Darjealing, Jasmin*, Eng- CHoc ^^ ¦— ll AN % ; Supermarket produce counters SALEM, Mass. UV-A sprin g that as anyone can remember." -yrRAw-vANiLLA ^^ J; are taking on a festive air with lish Breakfast, Gunpowdar, supplied the Indians la still pro- The spring has been piped t ' f^.^^BP^BB^BF I ° l l a f the arrival of increasing numbers "Chtnasa Pagoda" and "King's ducing the purest of water Tiere. facilitate filling jugs. People com F^S^t&Sft ^&^Br I VVIE^JERS « l . of watermelons , cherries, black - Garden." Public Property Supt. John J. from miles around dally to g;t B - - 1 ~- t g | berries, peaches, cantaloupes and rSMtx\Jf^^&_fK > /^wJk A /9lM£. ^fln ^B^^^ Bi^^^ BlBHJ ^BB^B^B^B^B^H A_^__\\\\\\\^^^^^__\\\___^_W "^^^V1H .BHBV^^^^ ^^^^BBBBB^^^ . . BOX " ^H ' ' Wli*! *"?"" » » TTT-^M ^H ' ' ^H . ^J O'Rourke says the spring has been their supply. * ^* BBB ^^^^^^^ H^^^^^^_ I ! strawberries. The Instant Breakfast Drink _I^_I BBBBBBB.I ^.II^. BBBBB II m mmmm m i,>i m ' ^ B» ^^^^^^ ^^ H I -B.^.^. .. .II^. ^.^[.I^.IH Ak vjprj i i ^S^**3F ^* * * ****~"*im' 'i &'^^ ^^..(^..B .i^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^.!^!- * ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^P^^rf^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^- ^^^^^^^^ ^ ^y \f *r.*<*>*-«. .|^B mmmmmmmm\^^^^9^^^^^^^. *^.^.l^.i^.i^0!^.^.i^.i^.i^.i^.i^.l^L^^.i^.i^^ BYBI 1 As the harvest of these delica- MHr BB %T^ < <^.^ ,. L J^ ^BA WB 4-f i yj^^^v9i ^^^^^^^ v# ^^^B ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 1 .^^^^^^ .^^^^ B^^^^^^ i^^^ i **HIH IBH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |^H^^^ IHiiBHi^iH^iHiiB ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^- i .^'^'^.^.^.J^BEiH^flflMH **-* ^H - a9^^V!2... ^^^HiK^^^^ .^^^^^^ ..^^^^ P^^^^^^^^ i .IH p*^1 i cies moves northward with the TANG 5 | season , prices are falling steadily, 39c, 69c .„. 98c ..,, 6 j Vegetable selection* also show Mar* Vitamin C and A n j the effect of the calendar's pro- » gress, with sweet com, sna p I beans, asparagus," radishes and ¦iMMMlBPkPHBl I cucumbers becoming available at | | correspondingly lower prices. BHJ HB I For main courses , there is a HH 1 good selection of easily cooked fI) BTtNOEB HOME GROWN HI^P( ft items ' — pork chops , ground beef ^ 4 and bacon. ¦ ¦ Smoked hams «njy Chuck Stea | | fryers and turkeys are again top ( ,;¦; ? ; CASH Poppcridge Farm .. . Jp '""""• AV J> tt ^0.|lipf S k . 11fi {nominees as prices continue very IHgBjjSfck l i P J ~~ B : ! 'OW. V / HOME-GROWN FRESH GREEN TOP ) DELICIOUS ; " ._^_&-^____. ¦ " T~ ~~I>Tl-l%^ Apple Strudel - 59c ¦ ^^^TiBBYS¦ - <5^^S^=== R^^fe l ! ¦ A- l ¦¦ ' ^ ^¦ ^ ¦ ' im ^"wT"Jriii7Wt WILL Bt|i^ SMALL ^^^ 5^^ . I VALU " ' "" I H RADISHES - 4 — 25c T&fc^ \Y ^ r ^^afl ^ af l " ¦¦ | | OPEN ^^ BH ^ B^^ ^_^B^^ B^BV I SELEC,ED pFPP AIIJI ¦ M Patty Shells «, 49c BEEF QUARTERS Congressman Ready to bake. ?) JUMBO ¦ , FRESH, ROASTED I 11 (l D AMIS " m^JM/Al JW E ¦ I¦ r II I IfIV & Rl # fiNbnssiBI O ^"^ «»™ ^ JB^B A StouHer' s ''»"'¦ C H I Baked Breast of Chicken South- \\m G3Mj^^ ^m\ji\ QAIINn ^^^ ^O ^^^ WSmikmm^ ID 1^ S8C -Mm ^MlL^ I ^0 I "»" ^L^c 1 ern Style, Alaska King Crab, PEANUTS - - ^ 49c flH P0UND Lb Lb . A .J^ET I Admits Getting Lobster Newburg, Sliced Tur- \\ — ——-—_— I _^^. K ^_ _^_W_f _W_mW^r MFMARIAI ^^^B^^ isSaW IT I ^^ I -^ *J II key Breast, Tuna Noodle Cas- ^^^^VI serole, Spinach Souffle , Corn 7 GOLDEN YELLOW Souffle. All delicious eating. ___\\_Wm V IK j Estes >Check ^^^^^^ ^^Ww ^^^^^ VW ^A^-^i^ ^^^^^^ 1 j DALLAS, Tex. (AP)-Rep. J. T. Fancy Wisconsin n | Rutherford , D-Tex., acknowledged jj he received a $1,500 check from Swiss Cheese BANANAS^a H j indicted financier Billie Sol Estes, va A ; the Dallas News reported. LB 69c Cans B In a dispatch Tuesday by Rob- Aged for good flavor. V «^ D . vUC'^x iliH ^ r i IRi H ert E. Baskin of its Washington L\ A Pound* ^BJ JdmWMm&^iAiWZr). ur9e \ **&^m^*^^^* >^*^<^m*^**^A*m****a^^^^**^f ienci9 /v IP H i bureau , the newspaper gave these m ^2p«^^P^ 0 | BB^^ _| .Xsgi^a I flkfl ^%B| Aged New York State / ^ ^^ ^ ^ r ^ E ^S I - I H Iil)Sl^lilll )Sil lr 1H details : 3 i Rutherford said he examined [( SUNKIST )i j his records during the weekend Cheddar Cheese EATING or JUICE vug ¦ J 1 —^riz^ ¦ fcfciwl and found to his surprise (hat -^ MMHM BEUSH PUTES SPOONS 4II5EL I ORANGESVRHIlUCJ lI |yyfrNUcM g ^ g |^ » V9 II fe S Estes gave him the check as a Lb 90c BUTTER DILL p p ^ 2 campaign donation while visiting ORANGES - 2 98c I 0 .Jj R^j iPV ^_ ^_ ^_ ^ Wj ^ | ra the congressman Johnion' " _^g^ ^ 's Washington of- * } lice ilan. 17. V WASHED SMOOTH WHITE (\ jSk ra | "I etiuld have dropped my Pled ge can $1.29 -J ; teeth , " ftutherfo rd said . Waxed beauty instantly as you wipe. Ji j He told newsmen earlier he re- S ceived no financial ' assistance Johnson' s Self-Polishing BT\m 9 from Estes and their relations B j ___ ———^^* —^^^^^^^ ^^H IK Mnm B..^^ H..^^ ^^^^^^^ B^^^^^^^^ p^v ^^^ | ^^_t^_^.^^^^^^^.M ^^^^^ m ^^H POTATOES ^^^ ^* ^^^^ g^^fJ _w^______w_ttF-_tF: i^_r immT ^..^k ^^^^^^^^^M ^^^^^^^^^^J AB^^B ^^^^V|^^^^^^^^^^ H|^^^^^^^^^^^ P7 ^^^^^H ^^^^^^^^^^__^^^^^^^^^ ^ __\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ m^^^fl^S^^S^^^m.HH 9 I were "friendly but formal." Klear Wax G.i $3.29 CHABMCN ^^^BBy . 9 j The check was delivered 11 -|>..|« j Ac Dvibi' ^^kWEk^ky ^^SBB B | H days after Rutherford arranged a c I I nHPflRBPQpyl^N' T I I vJ^^^^3^H0^y ! conference with Agriculture De- ^ 5 ¦ I I r% j part ment official s for Estes on 10 ~ 39 |PiC NI^^J^ * li I *«« nuow .. I " rm ; the financier 's cotton allotment [/ HOME G«OWN \JJl BJ ^g^^^^^ p ^Sgjgy _JKW il difficulties. Rutherford and Sen. )] JJ^ ^ DOUBLE STAMPS oz. f f lT \ fa Ralph Yarborough , D-Tex., ac- f H companied Estes unci hi .s lawyer RHUBARB - 2 - 25c • to tho meeting. i WINONA'S H8 i>it*aaaa«iii«m NEW MILD TEXAS l{ FRIE AvUWIi illlf ? tDFF II GOLD CT A UDC ^nr^T*-\17Tl FREE EXTCVTTI*« A BOND STAMPS EXPERT SERV1CEI ^^ i) PARK.NCIrARMNW 11 I ¦% l , l 1^ NoWITH OF NEW CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE I . I M [Pf) BEST BUYS fi ftWiT|l I BBA i%l# 1#^ WL PURCHAS I ITEMS RBLOW ' LJL ' __ ' iij Mff | I I H | | I l^ B J ^Wi M I I l ^ Ot^^ ^^ ArKlvll -> coupoNs NEEDED! f%c . ll -~ j mumM W$ M I FRESH DRESSED 1 m^^Mm ^im ONIONS l H| ^ammmmmm ^mm <| Jy^BMill RATATACC F'l' f i I a ! YBAR-OLD ig f_ tXf 1 j ^. Free 100 Gold Bond Stamps A ' l l jOTBMB M I ] ] * Sf#J ^#I^j ^ 1 fWl TrTllV¦¦ l . WITH YOUR PURCHASE K IJ I¦ MAl Bl ¦ UEj ^BT BBB Bfl^ > BJ 7 J B ^fl fj ^ I I f .1 I ^BB DCBBkBPI AfM mmm\ M MMMmmm) OP ONE BOTTLE " ^^ ^^ J^ /^^fc-TKfill k ff T ll fS ¥•I HENS — ij (I / ri LUSTRE OR EME SHAMPOO 2 s- to nn J__\_ WUmmm- / YELLOW Wm if HI nT^ UEv ^^.BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBB..B....^...^^..^..B.^^^^B.B...B^..-i^...i^iBi.i^W|^^^^^^^^^^ B^^^^^^^^^^^wM\€k » 1 L 11 r // if1 I¦ K.C V i lil ..rir.l : . ttl eRi f * k I W Xm , Av«rag«. ... Lb. faJV ^^MmWma. ¦ ¦ ^^^_^_\ _^_^_^_^_^_gf_M_fgf_mff^Kl J * W^i _ _\ f m^m^^^ Onion Sets 1 FRESH HOMEMADE "^^^ ^ - 2 "•• 29c I J^M A_^ U ___ WITH YOUR PURCHAIt OF ONi BOTTLE I (t V«#%IV E \^ ^^BC f\ NO, 1 SMOOTH WHITE )) Wl ^m^_^_M^_\^\__ J_^_^_ _^_^_^_^_\J^_____ P W _J___s.^^m ^^ ^\^_ ^_ ^_U_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^Mi I A)l______^^I I ?J J 'M '§a\WW\\\\\\\^t KI Liver & Blood ^ MmmmW \# mW ^^g ^ ||V\B^^^B|BBB|^HHB^~-^5B^^^satiS5!SS^^ _^^^JB^R\\\\\\\\\m^8B ^^ ^^R •¦ YOUR. I 4^^K^ fi fc^^^l ^i I Mtw mW I (J ij^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^R¦ SA SAGE Si^^^l^^^^llBB^B^^BlJ^V Iii " Summer Sausage i| BAG t Garlic « ¦ ¦ M \, , » ¦ » L . ¦ Mlt w MlHu . ¦ BA KED ' , Custom Butchering, • - " * , i f7 _^H.^B WITH ^UtCHAII OP A I FRESH Railin M.lt In Your Mouth Deliciout I "' V ' ' '1, ' TL _ R POTATOES - i AU/C«T *A ^^ W^W ^m ^m - !! Curing A Smoking HOMIMADE ] , 2B.LII. 0HM00AL BRIQUETS J -j J g J L w^« op Rye Bread Finger Rolls Danish Kri.pl . I I | TI.. Y... R.und Bratwurst Lb 65c :; °r I ^O ^ RS . .. M 0^ f ^ ^ Tl ^ I > 1 | | 50- 1.69 »Mi iu M M "" * ¦¦ Free 75 Gold Bond Stamps I it. 1 C ¦ , 1 WARNKEN'S BANTAM ) 'I' V H^ BMSi« . r0. .PK,*u *>Q~ c „ ' ., , 7 <^ BiliE TAG CERTIFIED (( J ¦*ITM PU«CH«tt OFlt'K«l. JOHNWN I ¦ l»»( Aq D 9R ' .« AA I i ™ - \ ***¦ I 'll /If/ 'HI ^^W^^ T^ r.— .H..V VOU* BAK»c ODDER. M_ _\ A\QW ¦ ¦#1#w I fr/1 / , /l| " thu„, II SUPER MARKET ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦V CHEESE PUFFS or 00RN CURLS $1 I ^ - M 1 AND LOCKER PLANT U I . ^ '-"" I - ' f'/If fl £I ; , 477 W. Sth tf,. Winona . Minn. Phon* 3151 !

L~5E5L?S^™!LJ), ' r, , i ' ,/ » I ' i i Jr ¦ ' ¦*¦ •f . k. ' ' . rr ¦*¦ ynj J ¦•*-¦¦•¦¦ - u J u u- u-i n_ ULOAA ¦ i r ~ . *»** *> ** ***—— : - * . - * ^ ¦ Chicken Legs v Ham SWces ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ n Arcadia Fryers pGOO^OO^lCTUAU v ' ' " « , Pork Chops ILta. «Ml.O»»r. - SO« 39C * ©5JC ? : .' . : ¦ : "•• 39C _. 39c \] * V L. ¦ ¦ ¦ TENDER, LEAN -UW^.-UW. -N .- *-. . ' — •• *•«» ¦" •• *¦¦«-.%.-» ¦> LEAN ; TENDER ! ^ Cube Steak k-Quik" MKT. Ground Beef TUSHNER'S¦ A\ STAH'S "Pi 501 Eo,» Third Sir.. , W ¦ ¦ f FORMERLY WIECZOREK'S MARKET |j, ' * ;/ . MARKET l Lb 76A % Atkga f 3l# 928 E. Bth St. Free Delivery (W or More) Phon* I-M41 ; . ¦»*rV ;

AA I AUNT NELLIE'S VETS I i^^^^^^^ A^»Mwwvy> >»M-i^^-^vvws ^vs*iv-i^***^^ %^v*^^v^^^^^^' ^^^^A^^^ A^ ^^^^ W.WD; . I I I ORANGE DRINK4- 1.0 0 Can,. . ¦ ¦ RICHELIEU 3 29C | BRAND NAMES I c ^ . I CORN . . . . 5 g. 89 Creamettes a 39c I I I C&H POWDERED or BROWN NASH'S I I I SUGAR X 39c Coffee 2 c $t 19 1 ¦ ¦ A.G. ¦ ARMOUR STAR— SHANKLESS—DEFATTED—NO WASTE I ¦¦ I I MILK v. Gai 38C I mm A M Jl Pi -MW^ M, I SALE ¦ -—¦ ¦ lLb c W I SUNMAID —IUJVr i AAfWlAA Av9- lb JsQ T l¦ y SAVE 70c With This COUPON CLIFFCHAR TEN FLAVORS I M*** * 1- . » I SET OF 4 INSULATED TUMBLERS CHARCOAL ASSORTED I RAISINS . * * *^ , Stoinproof. ¦ ¦ FRESH DRES5«-WH ITE ROCK FRESH FRYING CHICKEN I Newr Unbr.akobU DDIAI ICTC I/AAI A l i% 2 B. . 49C Do Not Sweat, li ght, Eos-y to Handle. Good for j a> CUT UP Dlf IWJC I l l\VVL MII/ —7ZZ— Stewing Hens - Lb 27c WHOLE - I All Year Around Use. I I ¦ LESS—WHIGS I I ~ I M»chm9ll AU.e I —— — — BREASTS- REGULAR VUUE $1.29 |A lb XQc fft I nftc ¦ Marshmallows ¦ CHOICE BEEF- CHUCK 1 iu Ba. oy IUS JT 19c BEEF ROAST ^KESEjiapraiii I ^ I L. 59c ;Jg STEAKS" -"" ?^ I FOR ITS ITS EW! GOOD! i s™ H | p ^ | - N I I PORK Lb-LOINSi" L>-ROASTS «>«« \ * I AG 1 Hydrox I ,. PORK LIVER <)c. | PEANUT BUTTER "^ 3' ° PORK HOCKS )lD I ^S^fSgj S^ I Ckm „L^s l ¦ LEAN -WELL TRIMMED-CENTER CUT ¦ |I , OUR OWN MAKE - DELICIOUS I ¦"¦R ^"P"""""*"""f**^ ""i^p™pp««i . . With " ' ¦ ¦ Z,.r 69c HOME PURE ^T ^J^ I PORK STEAK Vb S9c Braunschweiger L. 55c I Peanut Flavor 18-oz. Jcr j ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ " ' ' " " _ ^S^ 5TYIE i j ^ ^j ^ H HUNT'S ' . . ' I " . " ' v -;. . ' - . ' .. .7.: ' i : . . I ¦ ¦ ¦ " ' ¦ VEGETABLE TOMATOES SEE OUR ASSOCIATED GROCERS ADV. I ' ' AG .^^{^ c ! I ":,,;' 29c | FOR REAL MONEY SAVING VALUES -I y 23 SHORTENING -¦HHMMHHMHHHHHHBHMHn.MMMH.IMMHHHHH. ^H...iVHMHHHMH.MI. ^MHH.HI.MBMHH. ^^ CHO E BEEF ¦ ' ^ fT^ft:- . K HUNH BEST . ^ HH V ^ - ^ BBTOUR # Lb ^ ftt ^^ ^ CATSUP If- f ^ " :ft" : . : x , c : UNrs AHCY Tenderloins W-- - ' FINEST BRAND (mf^ AT 99 , " ' ^^ FILET MIGNON ITS BEST! FREE CUTTING Peaches 1» P0RK BEAMS «^ lffi |^5r FRESH TWIN PACIC ^ DECKER'S IOWANA ^^ F 4fe 4% ,. ^^^^ POTATO CHIPS == 3 i l y CANNED PICNICS Ste.lT-Z. 3 & *P- HEINZ XTRA SPECIAL ^ 39 * » SKINLESS WIENERS 2 79 BREAKFAST af "OT ^0G RELISH ^ CHAMPIONS ARMOUR'S STAR SWIFTS PREMIUM (PDflllli n DC EC - S ^^ l LARGI SIZE l-«« six. jar C WWM Bt ^ W ^d 35f Iche^rioe li M Re°ular - NOW *%gf |% Braunschweiger BEEF ROAST " *¥"Fif I b 3lb l# HH —— —— * 35c 45c $1.00 ^ ' ^ ^"^ r^ , ,r „,; v AMERICA'S FAVORITE WEEDEZ WONDER BAR BOOK MATCHES CEDNE¥'S SLICED gg± ] QUVES • Treafi 20,000 tq. ft. of lawn, enough for ana _m.^ < -.rt 4 J-k ••ason. °J. ]5 « CA Qx pk IflrVl# CO A HAMBURGER DILLS M ICE CREAM • Kills dandelion* and other weeds. <4)*f i«PO 9* * Jor JjJJlJ - ¦ ; RICHELIEU A pPPQ rmt ¦¦¦ » .«. ....«. i««* ' Jmm Jgg I -=arjas£2r—I ^^^^^ S • ¦nf-19* --•¦"•: -" 69* RUSSIAN DRESSING . -WL-.-n KEEPS FOOD FRESH " i . TO™.« MEAT«.r-«-r VALUESWA. ..» DAnill lA/AV TOMATO JUICE.... - 25' |K»»;gS KA.T ""INHI/V A X FANCY FRESH JUICY I FRANKFURTERS 79c WAX l ^ i : *-*--q_ OD-ft. ^W ^JC ORANGE DRINK - 25* I PAPER V,°" CANNED __m.1k_T - BONELESS CANNED .. . ~^^.,.-.. .„ I POP — PICNIC HAMS 3 ;¦. $1.98 Hydrox COOKIES . . - 39' I «»* .. .1 HERSHEY BUTTERNUT FRUITS and VEGETABLES lu jjggjl AE0KE KT I CANDY BARS NI -^^M P QUALITY SJ,,HVI1NACK - 35'JJ I 10 („ 39c %wrM | LIBBY'S ^1———^——————_ liS l ^.j | • ORANGES - - 5 £ 79c mHHP A Lb. |Q ^ R«a- or SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS r 39c I PEANUTS CoffCf A^ - I | ES 10 *¦ POTATO - 59c BLUEBERRY PIE MIX 31'»JtLjj ^ TZEL'S i STAN WINONA: ^_^J^U ,M FOODBA TOWN CROC, Altura MKT., xx i PEPSI-CO* * i BAMBENEK'S QUI0KMKt DUANE'S STORE, Lewiston _. LA - 39 , ^mJ ^jKL ^ ^K^CJ^t 'S m St. Charles CROC. KRENZKE ^HJ LMJ H^ PRONOZINSKI CROC, Utica ^Jj WBBIOSj ^ TUSHNER'S MKT. PERSON'S GROC. Elba ^ IS A Mi BIN til MERF CORNER NINTH AND MANKATO 5 I ^^W 'S MARKET STOCKTON MKT., Stockton AVENUE OPEN EVENINGS ' < mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmummmmmmmmmmmmm L_— ; ; _J m m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m ^ ^^ ^^ m^^^^^^^^^^^m *- i Is 55 lo Graduate Armed Forces i CELEttfiarE¦ ¦ ¦ DECORATION¦ ...... * ¦ DfiV¦ WITH^. i i — [ •""" ~ IIIT" ' Jimm. ' ' - , ' ' * -^g^g^^g^ *• -^JSE ^;; seven! local and area men, on l ^^^^ ^^a ^ ^ IABII la livEE ' • 1 i i ¦ ¦ ~ adtlv* dut* at Ft. Polk, La., ' < /iV-f i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^W M m^^^g^^^^^ .^^^^^^^^^^ .-.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M^B i ^; I till~W w . rllCE¦¦ ¦ ¦ I i At Lewiston High participated With other personnel ' / / from 544th Ordnance Co. in Exer- ^^^^^^ LEWlSTON, Minn. (Special ) — cise Iron Dragoon, a two-w*ek Fifty-five seniors in blue gowns training filfinetiver In Louisiana and white caps will march into which ended May 15. baccalaureate, services Sunday at They were: Wc. Lao M. tH. 8 p.iri. it Lewiston High School V»ld«j whose wife lives at S6 auditorium. Hamilton St., Winona; Sgt. Wal- AWW The Bev. J. Allan McShane, St. lace R. Northouse, son of Mr. and ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ '^B thuMday-Mday-lati/rtay . . ^^l If I VI¦ 1 I l ^^H ' B ¦ ' W™ 1 ll J W'*¦ ' W* II I ¦ _ ^W™ u.,, ' Rose of Lima Catholic Church, will Mrs.v Olaf Northouse, LAN MS- * - sssssssWm w I _ m¦ m¦ I B ¦ ¦ I ¦•" m ¦ w.^H^H' ^^ft-IH ' A * m A^_H ¦ m ¦ '*¦ ' H ^m!'' moy Ami .0,95 o_* 5 HBi M M • I - \ssW- m I m\ ______fl m M ' ' m\ -IH BL ' -m^m« ' give the baccalaureate address BORO; Pfc. Edward M. Passe, • HI I * ^^H _fll ¦ _-^.__J^u_B ,^^^^ ,. ' and M*s. Myrna Nussloch will play son of Mra. ElVlra Passe, WAB- ' -^k J I I ^m\ ^^^^k^^^^^^.' .' ^^Mi ^^J ^^^^^^^mmm^^^ -ml:.^^^mm ^^^^- ^^^-. ^-^-^^^\ the pfocisslonal and recessional AIHA; Spec. 4 John 11. Dahlstrom, marches. The high school chorus whose wife, Karen, - and mother, will sing. Mrs; Gl'aQyti "Dahlsttang, live in Dar Boa, campus counselor at LAKE CITY; Pfc. Russell F. * Waldorf College, Forest City, Iowa, Haigh, whosfe wife, Joyce, lives FRESH GOLDEN 3-LfiGQED TRIPLE-BREASTED CUT-UP / will give the commencement ad- (Sir- BEEF in DUftAND, and Va ugh T. . M - 1 D-Btr QUARTER SALE dress June i: Roger Prigge and ard, whose wife , Janice, lives in ^^^H l_^^ MM . ng^m g^^. ' _4t^_± . _____ ^ ______v*^^* **iM*vf Kenneth Kirkeby will give valedic- ARKANSAW. ^ H^aT HORM1L fcRANDID tory and salutatory speeches re- ^^ V M ^^ ^« ¦ ) ) ¦ spectively. The Rev. John Mun- DONALD SMITH , son of Mr. ¦ ^^ ^ | .^^ i* FREE CUfTINO AND WRAPflNO ( ch off , Lewiston Presbyterian and Mrs. George Smith, 266 Cen- . __V_U U 'H. . H B _V I I 1 Church, will give invocation and ter St., has been promoted to petty ^^ ^^ ^ benediction. officer gunners mate third class in Mrs, Nussloch will again play the Navy. He is serving aboard Hinds Sides processional and recessional mar- the USS Thomaston. Fronts I ches, and the girls triple trio will f I t I P R J\ . n W ^ 1 sing. Principal Harold Murphy will I*AUL PELOpTkl, son of Mr. LB present ihe class and special and Mrs. Lore. I II I bll BI : : awards while Bernard J. Kennedy, P. PelOfake, HI v V ¦l ;.^ - school board chairman, will award Winona St., re : ^.,-^j- diplomas. Superintenden t Donald cently returnee CENTER Cl/r IEMKE WHOtE or HAIF present TENDER JUICY ^ B Nelson will Roa home on 15-da. Graduates: Lyle Anderson, leave from th< Bruce Baker, Marilyn Bonow, Lar- Navy base ii ry Braatz , Doris Brandt, Mary San Diego, Calif Carlson, Juanitta Cordry . Brenda He is a 196: > Dailey. LeBoy Davis, Diane En- graduate of Wi PORK CHOPS 57 Brick Cheese Af WIENERS 39* grav, Cheryl Erdmann, Kent Erd- nona Senior Higi HORME^S SLICED mantl* Kay Fischer, Sandra Gens- School and enlist RATH'S EXTRA IEAM mer, Sandra Groskl, Mary Henftessy, Everett Holz , in 0 c t o b e r Piloftkt ' Carol Kessler, Donald Kiese, K-en- 1961. ntih Kirkeby, Mary Kleist, Ida . LeWiin Gary Luehmann, Dale Cpl. FREDERICK B. FISK , son THURINGER 49 Sliced Bacon 39 SHORT RIBS 37' rvlarxhauseti, Patricia Matike, Di- of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fisk, 558 .- HORMEl S atle Miller, Jack Miller, Carroll W. Brtwdwaf, is serving with the p^- ^^^ -^^^^^ ^^^ . Roger, June Murphy, Arlene Nel- Third Marine Division's honor dner, guard cm Okihawa, The guard fur- 1 Dawn Nelson, Lyle Nienow, De- nishes security and protection for ) FR ESH WH _-.- - 491.. . -.. . _- Jefferson Scho ol PTA meetinf I^HHIHII^IHIIH.HHIHH. .Hi.^HBI^HH.II^H.Hi^-HIII-II^.II^HBIII^.IM^HI^I^..IN^I -- * -— -- ' -- ' - - *»-- - - . C' ' • ' "" ' • —"-•— - - - - - '* • - * '¦*- - ^- ^ • ^ result of a competitive Regular < Monday evening. Army examination, Bhimhardt ¦ " ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " " ' " ¦ Pamela Gorsuch serveii as mo was a cadet captain during his LAIY SUE > . . :- ...... ; -: . - . : derator with panel members Bill senior year and vice president of ¦H_B >M>>mMa_aMaMB>l«ak *l>M^MH~~«i>MWM *_U_Hl. Squires, Tamara Toye>, Sandrj his class. Ambuhl, Dale Dopp, Terry Spat, He is a 1954 graduate of Mon- and John Hoeft. They discussed dovi High School and attended M . Xm _ ^^W\ ^^i^ vl1 'I "freedom find responsibility," Eau Claire State College. ^ "the difference between fear ami respect ," "Do you think ydur par ^^ onts understand you?" and "d< Blair Legion you think you -understand you. * M M 3 parents?" Parents were invited tt Auxiliary Installs ¦ ips¦ - 39 HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATE ' ¦ question tbe panel. Potato Ch aujiitt, wit. i special;—twicers *- Eighth and ninth, gcade girl, of the American Legion Aujiliarjr * presented a style show oi "gar- who wefe instilled at the meet- Jj| ments they had mad A Seventli ing are Mrs. Jerome Strande, COUEOI INN M _^m± FINEST ^fl^. ¦ bYKUr 19 I grade pupils gave a choral ready- president : Mrs. Oacar Lee, first ing entitled, "Our Heritage-" vice president; Mrs . Jerome Mat- p Roberf Lembtey, presi- RK& Mr*. tisort , second vice president; Mrs. CHICKEN O dent, presided at the business ¦J% l Oscar Frederlxon secretary ; Miss 4AA I meeting. Mrs. Ray Zen* re-ported Arlene Dahl, treasurer; Mrs. Al- on the kindergarten round-up held ¦ bert Stephenson, chaplain , and May 10 and thanked mothers who Mrs. Archie Nelson, sergeant-al- s had helped. Mrs. Jack Critchfield'* arms. and Mrs. Donald Stedmaoi's second A donation of $76.40 , proceeds grade class we re thanked for the of the rummage sale , was given ¦^ P table decorations and favors which !™™ to the swimming pool fund and ^intsp E*-i-«r they made. Mrs. Paul Sanders, »•int ¦ wag , $4 donated to CAHE for Co- PEAS ^ ^ ¦ ™™™ ¦"" ¦" chairman of the safety committee lombia. POTATOES rM^mW reported on results of tlhe survey Auxiliary poster winner* were L_ . __ jA^jCfL made by her committee. announced as follows: Class I. p^^- jDodL ^^^f Mrs. Clayton llaessie. secretary grades 4 to 6, Connie Huibregtse, BLUE STAR CAMNID I ftANOO YELLOW or WHITE ( .,„_ „» _ , ulfU J of the district PTA , inslallcd the -111. grade, first ; Marie Simmons, 1 BLUE STAR — 9-INCH # following officers: Mrs. .Lembkey, Brooksidc . 6th grade , second; ^^ ^^ president, Mrs. Willlani Sansalla , and Kathy Benedict. Sth grade, secretary. Mrs. William Green, third; Class 11 , grades 7 to 9, treasurer; Mrs. Earl laufenbef- Joy Johnson , 8th , first; Jean Lar- —— nn3 Mrs. - Al- ¦¦ ger. vice president . son. 7th grade, second, and Vicki CHICKEN '" I ¦ m BB-Br Boy»an Berry ^- 77' POPCORN - 19' ^ J fred Krieger, historian. ,A standing PIES:»^ Hamilton, 7th grade , third. Class COUl LIQUID HUNr$ pnun 1 25' f % vote of thanks wos given to tho HI , Calvin Olson , llth grade , first retiring officers, Mra. Dwnald Sled; prize. man and Mrs. Norton Cocker. ¦ Members of the studelnt council at Iliver Falls Slate College farm served the refreshments. pavillori. The show will start at ¦ 9 a.m. with the sale beginning at Detergent 39* | 5" 1 LEMONADE io fflVCR FALLS BEEF SAL E Entries for tbe show and COCKTAIL 1 n.m . j j RIVEH FALLS , Wis* — The sale Include four Angus bulls , six +^m ^mr *m^^~** ^Sm ^^^ma--~*^*~* * Northern Wlneorwin hoof, producers Angus females, 26 Hereford bulls HtMWS will hold a show and sale Saturday and 12 Hereford females. \ CHUNKING MEATLESS (Fro. Noodl.,) 1 /"AFrCC Mb. M AA >^^-^^w^MtOhpth rtil lOLi ^^^^ ^ ^ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ (¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ ^ . sr "¦ * f CHOW MEIN - 39e J lUrltt LUV CP^ FLORIDA PINK 1 j LIBBY'S Pleasant Valley ( CHUNKING CHICKEN (Freo Noodl.t) 1 \ _T L * M. tft * ilO C ( HOME A.M ¦ H0ME I $ efrU,t OWNED lya ¦*«* OMAATED I CHOW MEIN Vo 49c J GraP W*49 i rVW - - "' ^staw m m BF B mw m I j I \ M CATSUP^^ 5 »- l POlYpfti v BAGnir. " 1 ) COLLEGE INN ( ) i STRICTty FRISa — GBAOI A ! | Noodle Chicken "V- 29o Z^rZ?JT c RADISHES « 10' EGGS - ?t" $1.05 $1 - ^Ccc in ¦ < ¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦I M I N X I ^M il III ! ; I cou.0. ,™ Dill Pickles 25 * —-* ¦ FHOM SELECT OUERNSEY H!RDS — OKADI A c K.NB»FO«0 H ) Chicken A la King «" 29c *j S'r.SrH.. 39c S;.|;:^.T,; .""' 65c MILK • ' £££. -°°' 37c j L » CULTURED . ! I ~~~ CHARCOAL 59 a=.^ SOUR CREAM - - c? 23c . •aMMMM«MM>M>B '~- MMHBia»MalB>Bna> ^B 3*1 a\ T 1 ^P.^I^IB ^BB^BBVBBVflB ^'*' ^^Bv^BBVflB ^B^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^..i^... - ma ^^ COFFEE ¦¦ CREAM,¦ - ¦¦¦¦ 49c I .-.«¦.»— .---1^ ¦ ¦* ¦*' - mmm -¦*- - - ¦ | ) Lll^fh*!* r ) (^-^^1 J J^tt*s,f\f\l - tt I Mmit M> a _____HK|MriljMBB*______'' E!^^^^^^ K^ZMBIHPMf__ \______1 ( I U J IttII . . AVUl W^^^^^^^^m ^^;_t * _ Y_ W__f TX &t r^^L ^^^^^^^^^^^^ k __ ^^x t7t ea»l P«urth l>h«n« 4434 I ¦^''^ "• '• ^• ^^^^ ¦¦¦¦ IB BBBBB ^ j 0>o«(l Only Mdy 24, I I ¦ HHM _ .MMM«MMhMH..IBMMI..MBri..MaMMMMBMMaaaBMMMMMa.H. ^^ attended the meeting as guests, t SPRING GROVE CUBS will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Officers -Kanied The post sponsors the Boy Scout SPRING GROVE, Winn. ( Spe- al Trinity Lutheran Church par- program here. cial)— Spring Grove Cub Scouts lors. 7 . Boy Drowns ¦ .. By Legion Post •¦* WHITEHALL CLASS NIGHT Af St. WHITEHALL, Wis. (Special) — Charles , SttMary s to Grant In Cistern at ST. CHARLES. Minn. (Special ) Class night when the graduating — Elected commander at Tues- seniors of Whitehall High School S> CORRECTION day evening's meeting ol Hugh will receive awards, will be held The following Ham appeared incorrectly in oor Wednesday ad. Watson American Legion Post Friday at 8 p.m. in the auditor- ium. It should have read: Spring Valley 190 was Orrin Zimmerman. ¦ Two Honorary Degrees New officers of the post will NATCO GRADE A SPRING VALLEY, Minn. -A be installed at DODGE PATIENTS will grant degree in 1928. Three years later the June meeting SJ. Mary's College I 3-year-old boy drowned Wednes- by District Commander Ernest I DODGE, Wis. (Special) — Mrs: D honorary doctor of laws degrees [he received a master's degree in day when he fell into a cistern Diedcrich of Austin. j Ralph Mega was dismissed from i Large Eggs - 3 99c at commencement June 3 to Leigh- i English from DePaul. on his parents farm two miles east Serving with Zimmerman will SL Mary's Hospital. Rochester, j " ton A. Wilkie, native Winonan and j From. 1928 to 1931 he was sta- of Spring. Valley. be Vernon Flint, first vice com- where she was a patient 10 days. ¦; (wlfh coupon and $5 or more purchase) president Of the DoALL. Co., Des | tioncd at De La Salle High School, The -victim was Timothy Ken- mander, Ronald Schaber, second Mrs.. John Herek entered La Crosse Plaines.' III . and Brother Ireneus | Chicago, teaching English. In 1931 vice commander; Charles Henry, i Lutheran Hospital. Mr.s. Mary ning, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack . » _ V-4 Philip, FSC, Glencoe, Mo., provin- he was assigned to Glencoe, as _.jidij¦*% #\*rt-m>h -_c iMiice*ic!*fek.r; -tne-L 1* . *W*nev- . -p^rea* | Kaldunski and Mrs. Joanna Rud- NATIONAL FOOD STORES cial of the St. Louis Province of I sub-director of the first year stu- Kenning . The boy had been playing in the Shandorf, chaplain; Fay McCar- j nik. 88, are seriously ill at their the Christian Brothers. ' dent brothers , and in 1934 he was thy, historian; Frank Koch , ser- i homes, Tbe Rev. James D. Habiger, su- ! appointed director of tbe Christian farm yard and vanished. His body vice officer, was round in a cistern on tne edge and George N. Eck- perintendent of schools for the Wi- Brothers Scholasticate in Winona. j les, sergeant at arms. Executive TREMPEALEAU CARRIERS ! and pastor of St. In 194? he was sent to the gen- of a house that had been destroy- WHITEHALL , (Special) nona Diocese 1 committeemen at large will be Wis. —; ...it always did John 's Church , Winona, will say eral motherlteiise of the congrega-'ed by fire last fall. The cistern Merton Morphew and Lloyd Mil- The Trempealeau County Rural? Mass and give i contained about 5*,i feet of water. the baccalaureate tion in Rome for a detailed study ! lard . Ralph Hughes Jr. was ap- Letter Carriers" "Association , and the sermon at 9 a.m. in the St. of the history and customs of the Trie Kennings have three other pointed adjutant by the new com- ' Auxiliary will meet in the -Sunday Thomas More Chapel that day. Christian Brothers. children. mander at Albert Lea June 1-3 School building of Our Saviour's and always will 2:30 "When Brother Philip wa.s ap- Commencement wil! start at j ¦ are Zimmerman. Hughes,VMilxoy | Lutheran, Church here Sunday ev- . p.m. pointed provincial , the St. Louis leges, 29 high schools, 3 mission- Tollin, Louis Wilkins and Merle ening. The meeting, which will be; Wilkie is founder and owner, to- [ Province numbered 323 brothers , ! ary high schools ( two in Guate- Peterson. a potlucb.dinner , will begin at 7:30 have gether with his two brothers, of ;9 missionary brothers , 40 student I mala and one in Nicaragua ) and Boy Scout volunteer workers i p.m. five manufacturing plants and a j brothers , ' 25 senior novices,. 61-ju- i one mission elementary 'school (in chain of stores selling industrial tiior novices -.high, school students*! Nicaragua). tools and equipment throughout l and 8.2G1 students in one senior ; For his contributions to educa- which | college;, , one junior college and 14 : tion. Christian Brothers College , the world. The DoALL Co.. ¦ ranks among the 10 top machine high schools. In 1962, the province j Memphis , and Xavier University, Real Bread tool companies in the world, began Leighton A. Willie has almost doubled wilh 682 bro- j Cincinnati , have conferred on Bro- Safranek's Meats with Wilkie 's invention in 1933 of ; thers. 141 sUxlent brothers , 62 sen-. | ther Philip, honorary doctor of sci- 601 East Sanborn Street a metal-cutting contour band saw- j ior novices, 141 junior novices, and ence and doctor of laws degrees ing machine. i21, 705 students in 3 senior col- ' respectively. He was torn July 29, 1900. His — ARCADIA FRYERS — CHICKEN PARTS — father , the late Julius C, Wilkie ^ Flavor for whom the Julius i'X. Wilkie HEAVY HENS, White Rocks ...... Ib. 25c ' ; Steamboat Museum is named ,, was BEEF, VEAL, PORK, ground for loof . lb. 69c _- „ .;¦ ¦ - . - ¦ v- -**„. a master mechanic for the Chi- PILLSBURY HASH BROWN POTATOES ¦ ¦ ' , ****'' : ¦ ¦ cago & North Western Hallway. and SCAILOPED POTATOES . . ' . . 3 for $1.00 ^x^BP^--* * ' * v- Following graduation from Wi- 7/£A/l£4A.MARKET TiVY Our own HOME-RENDERED LARD ...... Ib. 25c nona Senior High School where he *^ Home Wade played football and engaged in Ui East, Third Street 'Phone 3450 Sausage dramatics, Leighton Wilkie enter- . IHH_ HHHBHBHBHiHHMBHB.iH.H.IHHHHMh . ¦ -— Genuine Spring Lamb — ed the University of Minnesota . ? V—» where he studied mechanical en- FRESH DRESSED — 4Va-Lb. Averige gineering and business adminis- HAM LOAF, homemade . ... lb. 90c PORK LINKS, homemade, lean ...... Ib. 60c tration. STEWING HENS -- L. 25c ' He is chairman of the board for BOLOGNA, homemade . . . •. •.. - lb. 59e these DoALL companies.: The par- ent company at Des Plaines; Con- WILSON'S CERTIFIED - «• to 8 Lb. Avg. For a memorable meal or picnic serve our tinental Machines. Inc., Savage, CUSTOM CUT CHOICE AGED STEAKS Minn.; Contour Saws, Inc., Des Fully Cooked PICNICS .. 29c Plaines; Continental Granite Corp., On your next picnic, treat yourself to our Escondido. Calif.: the DoALL Co., ALL MEAT HOMEMADE WIENERS ...... lb. 69c G.m.b.ll., Duesseldorf , Germany, SWIFT'S PREMIUM ' and the DoALL Co. of Canad a, ly of the best quality Ltd., Toronto. Brother I. Philip We carry a supp tastes better ! SLAB BACON - - - - 45c VEAL and PORK at all times. Brother Philip was director of > the Christian Brothers Scholastic- The provincial attended Cretin QUALlfXgANNEP FOODS — ate on the St, Maryjs College cam- High School , St. Paul , until he en- — SEXTON'S pus 13 , years before becoming pro- tered La Salle Institute , Glencoe CUBED STEAKS - - u 79c WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED FOR A PERFECT PICNIC toasts better ! vincial in 1948. He was born in to prepare for his apostolate as a Baden, N. D., Sept. 27, 1906. One Christian Brother, He received the SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF brother, Brother Lambert Tho- brothers' habit Aug. 30, 1924. Af- Dial 2851 for Free Delivery mas, FSC, is president of Chris- ter completion of his novitiate , he ¦- tian Brothers College, Memphis, entered DePaul University, Chica- SHORT RIBS - - - u,29c We close Wednesday Afternoons at 12:30 IS better! Tenn. go,where , he received a bachelor's '

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He Mary Eva Vermilya, St. Charles, ready on probation to the The Daily paid a |1& fine and $4 costs. pleaded guilty to driving after sus- state Record Donald P. Faipholtz, Winona Rt. Department of Public Welfarer He 3, pleaded guilty to using illegal Gerald J. Averbeck, AOma, Wis., pension of her license and paid is to make restitution and pleaded guilty to speeding 70 miles a $25 fine. The court also im- Fines, Costs Set pay all At Winona Two-State- Deaths Winona Funerals licenseplates on his car. He was costs. Rieck and his family resid- arrested by police at 12:15 tun. an hour in a 50-zone. -He was ar- pounded her license plates and General Hospital registration card. She was arrest- ed at Milwaukee for a time..He John H. Thornton Mrs. Adina Albrecht Thursday at Huff Street and High- rested Sunday by Highway Pa- was employed there. way M. He was sentenced to pay trol. He paid a $26 fice and $4 ed by police. ¦ ' VHHInt ttoum Madlcal ana tvrjlcml TREMPEALEAU, Wi*. (Special ) A service for Mrs. Adina Al- ¦ ' In Buffalo Court a to 4 end 1 te a fine or serve eight days in patlmti: - 1*30 p.m. (no —John H. Thornton, brecht, 452 Main St., will be Sat- f25 costs. ALMA, Wis. (Special)-The children under M). 88, died en city jail. He paid the fine. La Verne W. Boyd, Rochester, fol- /Aattrnltr patient*: I te 1:30 end 7 n route to s La Crosse hospital, af- urday at 1:30 p.m. at St. Martin's lowing cases were heard Mon- p.m. (edultt only) Forfeits were: Minn., pleaded guilty to speeding Fraser to Ask 1:30 ter having been seized with a heart Lutheran Church, the Rev. Armin Blaine F. Ellefson, Minnesota day in police court here Monday attack at liis home Deye: officiating, Burial will be 45 miles an hour in a 30-zone. Winker by Judge Gary Schlosstein: WEDNESDAY in Trempealeau City, $25 on a charge of careless He was arrested Sunday by High- Sentenced Admissions Town early Wednesday. He was in Bush Cemetery. driving. She was arrested by po- Thomas Lange, 522 Macemor. Repeal of Tax pronounced dead upon arrival , lice at 8:40 a.m. Tuesday way Patrol. He paid a $15; fine Martin H. Prigje, 516 Garfield by Friends may call at Breitlow Fu- at Gil- and $4 coats. St., Winona, was fined $35 and MINNEAPOUS *C ^V»KW V>^FM **£\ tm ^d tm Detroit , cloudy 83 63 .01 p.rn Saturday. M^ ^ *i. Fairbanks, cloudy .... 70 48 church after 1 The former Anna C. Timm, she ¦ e t was born March 2, 1883, at Boo- ffeL.*r«ft! *, , > * ' '% , «*. ,***>* FOrt Worth, clear ... 96 "O .. Otta Silrwtde l Ptt li£^* . * .* . ' ,-,w- *v**M t '\ "*' '** .^ Helena, cloudy ...... 70 go ster Ridge, Whitewater Township, r % Honolulu, clear 83 70 .01 E7TR.CK, Wli. < Special)-Otto daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Carl m ^^x ^'f ; " ' V *"** ' %"* t , 7 ' ' ~&%m Kansas City, ctear .80 39 . Satoieedel, W, Kenyon* Minn., for- Timm. She lived in this area alt ' Los Angeles, cloudy .. 71 53 merly of Ettrick, «lied Wednesday her life. morning at Kenyon. She was married to Henry mid? &#! ' . v -—t ' , -l£XTlm& Memphis, cloudy 91 70 f VjX^, ¦ ¦*,, ' > « , U tlm Miami, cloudy .87 77 He married the former Myrtle Timm Nov. 8, 1906, tt Hoosier tiktS& ° -mm , ' *J ' Ettrick, and the couple liv- Ridge. They farmed near Plain- ik ¦» m '+- -% Milwaukee, cloudy ... 74 *^59 Smith. fp -* __r^^W_W^ *;] Mpls.,St. Paul , cloudy 61 53 .10 ed in Kenyon M years. view until retirtrhent In 1039, New Orleans, cloudy . 90 74 Among area survivors are : One when they mo«ed to Plainview. New York, rain 81 61 .24 brother, William" Blair; two She was a member of Imman- Omaha, clear . .73 51 nephews, Orville Thompson . Gales- uel Lutheran Church. uJfl ^tt w T % Philadelphia, rain .... 81 62 1.47 vllle, and William Saliwedel, Et- Survivors are: Her husband; \ ^^pp :V "^.\_iM ^^-'^ * \ Phoenix, clear ...... 94 55 trick , and several nieces and neph- two daughters, Mrs. Waiter y(Vel- Portland, Me., cloudy «5 41 ews. da) Schwantz, Plainview, snd Portland. Ore. , rain .. 58 51 .11 A service will be held Saturday Mrt. Fred (Lorrie) Dora, Lewis- Rapid City, cloudy ... 86 45 .. at 10: ML a.m. at Kenyon. ton; one brother, Robert Timm; St. Louis, clear 83 60 one slater, Miss Lillic Tiipm, Salt Lake City, rain .. 75 48 04 Mn. Theodo ra Ball Sr. Plainview, four grandchildren San Francisco , cloudy 58 50 1ANESBORO , Minn. (Speciall- and three great-grandchildren. - 46 .69 80, Lanes- Funeral services will -be Friday Seattle, rain . 49 Mrs. Theodore Bell Sr..at Washington , cloudy 80 87 .03 boro , djed^Wednesday 5:45 p.m. at 3:IB p.m. at Immanuel Luther- DAILY RIVER BULLETIN at MetRodist Hospital, Rochester. an Church, the'Rev. Rodney Riete Slaga 24-fcr. She had been a patient there and officiating. Burial will be in Today Ch^. Prte. at St. Mary 's Hospital , Rochester , Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbear- Red Wing 7.8 01 since April 2. ers are Otto Zirbel, Aaron and R. C., George and Edward L&ke City 114 + .6 .09 The former Mary Margaret Wli*- Timm, Wabasha fl.e -f .2 .10 Ian , she was born June 9, 1881, Lamprecht and Albert Labisky . Dam 4 , T.W. .. 7.9 .4 .08 at Whalan , daughter of Mr, and Friends may call at the John- + son and Schrlver Funeral Home Dam 5. T.W. . 5.9 + 3 .13 Mrs . David Whelan. The Town of Dam 5-A , T.W. . 7.0 .2 .03 Whalan was originally Whelanr from .today until noon Friday, + then at the church. Winona 8.1 + .2 .13 nnmed for Mrs. Bell's forefathers , Dam 6, Pool .. 9.4 Mrs. Bell Sr. was a bookkeeper Dam 6, T.W . . 7.0 -f .1 .18 In Lanesboro before her marriage Dakota 8.4 -|- .3 Oct. 18, 1911. Tbey were married Dam 7, Pool 9.5 + .1 by the Rev. James Coyne, St. Dam 7, T.W. . fl.4 |- .5 .14 Patrick's Catholic Church. Her Suit Settled 4*®*W- La Crossa .. 7.0 -|- .3 husband died April 19, 1951. She WHAT A DIFFERENCE Tributary Streams. moved as a child to Lanesboro Chipp. at Durand . 7.1 — .4 .17 and was a lifetime member of St. Zumbro ot T'man. ap.S -+ .7 .09 Patrick's Catholic Church and an In Buffalo Co New! Improved! Finer Texture! Tremp. at Dodge .. 0.7 -f .5 .40 honorary member of the Altar So- ALMA, Wis. ISpeciaD-Seltle- Jl^r^stsr^ Black at Galesvllle 8.1 — .1 .24 ciety . ment of a $100,000 suit brought by U Crosso ot W.Sal. 1.8 Surviving are: One son, Theo- Charles G. Haugen, 26, Nelson, Root at Houston fl.ft -f .1 02 dore Bell Jr., Lanesboro; two against William A. Fedie. about 60, Richer Flavor! RIVER FORECAST daughters. Mrs. Chester < Cece!ia> Durand, and Hardware Dealer* Bf^VSHI (From Hastings to Outtenber* ) Skarie, Kasson, Minn. ; Mrs, Steve Mutual Fire Insurance Co. was River statfes for the next three lGenevleve> Boldizar . St. Paul , announced by Judge Robert Vor- ^ days at Winona srK forecast at and seven grandchildren. Two sis- num presiding In Circuit Court for 8.3 Friday, 8,4 Saturday and 8.5 ters and one brother have died. Buffalo County here Wednesday. Sunday. A servica will be held Saturday Amount of the settlement, reach- at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Catholic ed following opening statement! by Church. Burial will be in the Cath - the attorneys and a conference WINONA DAM LOCKAGE olic cemetery. "Friends may call prior to the taking of testimony, Flow — 57,000 cubic fee t per sec- this afternoon and evening tt John- was not disclosed. son Funeral Home. The Rosary Jurttrs Andrew Mueller , Emmot AM X < W ,vf§ ond at 8 a.m. today. JwiiPPw" ' ¦ 4B€# W_ Good newi! New improved Wonder "Soft Whirled" / \^KX . ^L^L will be said tonight and Friday Kaskc, Alvin Urness , Charles Pau- AraJAsz9m\ > ' ' •* fUHvUBvi Jafc ^"S now your ^/w \ ^ WsssssssssssssssW' ' ^U^mmmmaW 'X ' Wednesday '¦ ¦WSmWki. "^St r ^L' * Bread comes to table 8 hours fineaher— 11:55 p.m. — Bayou Laeombe, nt 8 p.m. sing, Jiisper Deneff , Joe Anderson . ' Xx entrriircH« • l^fc* "^M*4* three barges, upstream. Orville Miller and Mines. Clifford ¦ ^"' *w J >i 8 hours more delicious than evei before! SUrTMESB% fc^ ^H^tj^i IM Arnold Harold Anderson, Roy Salisbury, Robert *0t ^3 Today I^M/S^^a^ And what a wonderful bread it is! Super f inein texture 12:35 a.m. — Lady Ree , six ALMA , Wis. (Special(-Arnold f'ooke, Lloyd Bond and Chnrlet JBfl ^ii^ldBBBtilHH barges, upstream. (Hutch ) Harold. 67, died at io Zepp, drawn Wednesday morning, flSjF •. • because it has no holes! Super rich in flavor .. - because HMH%! ^vHHflflR a.m. Wednesday at River View were dismissed at nocn following it's made from the very finest baking ingredients money can buy ! the settlement. ^ | IMPOUNDED DOGS itast Home here. He had had a Ingredients that are whirled and snun into delicious silky smoothness. he-art ailment several years. Haugen received fractures of the ' _ V-"^ ^msHT^'iWH^. x , XX ______NHBHHi__y \ium ______m right femur, both wrists and a toe, - m m^f^ None. He was born Nov. 18, 1891. in Today-set a lonf of improved Wonder "Soft Whirled" Bread. * Hv: 1 l^fCh^fllfPn! ¦ Town of Belvidere, son of William lost part of his uprx- r lip, two it' because it's fresher than ever. sVrC ' A. and Paulina Keller Herold . teeth , and received facial lacera- Kemeraber ... s better than over \^_Vf \ '• ¦X-^_W?\& ^m_\ SOPHIE TUCKER'S LIFE tions when his motorcycle collided I. He apent his entire life In this 8 hours fresher thnn over before! New Wonder "Soft Whirled"! Cl BMCW^m \ . ?^*!S,* kJH^li^l Nh.W YORK i/lv-Steve Allen. TV area and was employed it con- With the Fedie car Oct. 15. 1961, i LflWll V^H iff ; \_WIL^ ^^ammma^^aa\m^a\Ta^Ea\ comedian, ia tackling a naw show struction work 4nA common labor. on Highway 35 in Town of Nelson. business wgrnent as composer and He never married, and made his According to the opening state- •0 1962, CONTIN E N TAL B AK ING COMPANY, Incorporated lyricist for a projected musical home with relatives. ment oj La Vern O. Keatner, attor- ^KIIJ^^IJ^^HH based upon the life of Sophia Tuck* Survivors are: Three brothers, ney for tbe plaintiff . Fedie wa* cr. Alvin , Gilmanum; Marie, Alma, Carted on the north aide of trm Allen 's musical background in- nnd Wilfred, Winona i three sis- Ighway, but began te make a " cludes piano training and conduct- ters. Mrs. Arthur (Dions) Pant- turn Just as the Haugen vehicle ing orchestra* for peveral record chow, Cochrane; Mrs. Martin (Ev- was proceeding westerly toward albums. The show "Sophie" is elyn ) Earney, Winona, and Mrt . him. planned by Len Redsow and Hal Eldon ( Loretta) Beck, Alma, and Defense was represented by Rob- Grossman. 18 nieces and nephews. Hia par* ert Johns. La Crosse. WONDER "SOFT WHIRLED" BREAD

\ * nie Jean Becken, Terry Lee, Karl Art Group Lorraine Kliner Spring Grove Dance Schroeder, Karen Klug; Vicki Ann Perform Schmitz, Barbara Fran, Sharon Becomes Bride Students to Albert, Celine Graf , Suzan n e Honors Officers, SPRING GROVE , Minn. (Spe- Twite. Mary Jo Stark, Jeanne Jeanne ' Dance will Trawffler , Ann Brady, Instructor At Eau Claire cial)—Lois's School of Danaher, Kathy Danaher, Donna present its spring Recital, "Candy- ) Reqne, Debbie Stone, Janice The Winona Art Group honored GALESVILLE. Wis. (Special — land Park" Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Scheevel, Nola Ekern, Joan presented Mr.; and Mrs, W H. Bibby, Glas- its retirin g officers and . at St. Mary's grade school audi- Myhre, Judith Becker, Elaine a gift to its instructor, Edward gow, have announced the marriage Hu_*eby, Marcia Koenig, Bonnie Saturday of their daughter, Lor- torium. Square dancers coached Korpela, at a meeting in Lake by Mrs. D. Tbery will also enter- Klug, Mary Kay McCormick, Jean Park Lodge Tuesday evening. raine Bibby Kliner, Eau Claire, to Lewis, Deborah Becker, Kathryn Jerry Evans, son ot Mrs.. Cli/ton tain. The following officers were elect- Students participating are Kris- Link, Rose Miller , Jean Romraes,. ed for the coming year; Presi- Evans, Eau Claire. Sharon Schmitz and Donna Bisseh. The couple was married at the tine Palen, Debbie Schmitz, Joce* dent , Mrs. Paul B. Miner; first lyn Mamad), Debbie Bunge, Bon- The public is invited. vice president , Mrs. A. S. Mor- Lutheran Church of the Good Shep- gan Jr. ; second vice president, herd, Eau Claire, th Rev. E. M. Mrs. LeMar Steber; recording sec- Hegge performing the ceremony. retary ; Mrs. J. A. Richardson ; Only the immediate families were corresponding secretary , Mrs. L. present. W. Torgerson ; treasurer, Mrs. A. The bride chose a gray' knit H. Nuthak , Rollingstone; calling sheath with jacket and an orchid chairman, Mrs. E. L. Itagar and corsage. Her sister, Mrs, Duane ESBACH'S GRI fast Fifth St. i Hjerliedi Eau Claire, as her at- i1 379 hospitality chairman ,^Mrs. E. H. Hazelton . tendant wore a suit of apricot lin- Mrs. Fred Ramer was appointed en with a similar corsage. Tho- historian . The , new president con- mas Evans served as his brother's ducted a meeting to formulate attendant. policies'' for the coming year. Offic- Following the service, the fam- ers of the club will meet the third ilies were served a dinner at the Shoe Sale Tuesday of July and August to Swiss Chalet, and the couple left 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! schedule the program fer the 1962- for a two-week trip to the World's j 1963 season , for which Mr. Korpela Fair at Seattle. They will live ' CLOSING OUT SHORT LOTS OF J MR. AMD MRS. EMIL KRALING, Harmony. Minn., will be has agreed to continue as advis- at 2738 Shale Ledge Road . Eau honored at an open house on their 50th wedding anniversary er. Claire. Sunday at the Big Spring Lutheran Church basement from 2 to Footwear j 1 Interested persons in the Wi- | Women's & Teens 5 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. No invitations will he nona areiiT whether experienced or . New spring and summer styles Qga { sent, not , are encouraged to contact any Jobs Daughters AA A -Oil AA ) on display for your selection. «D^.,5J5J ° W"faV%P ] of the club officers during the i Real buys so hurry! summer tnonths for information MISS BLANCHE JEWESKI and Elmer H. Walter were mar Elect Kathy Boyum \ concerning the club and its activi- ried May 19 at St. Casimir' s Catholic Church. Parents are Mrs Bethel 8 Jobs Daughters elect- ties. ¦ I. L. Jeweski, C23 VV. Broadway, and Mrs . William Walter , Jack ed Kathy Boyum honored queen at their meeting Monday evening. i White Tennis Oxfords - $2.99 j son, Minn. The couple will be at home in Algona , Iowa, May 28 i String uppers, cushioned arch support, ' Durfey Studios ) Other officers elected are: Heidi Two Women Join ' Lauer, senior princess ; Carolyn Sievers, junior princess; Kathy >¦ Now Welcome Wagon Blanche Jeweski Shira , guid e, and Susan Fried, Dress Footwear - - $6.99 ! i High and medium heels. New spring and summer styles Two iiew members were intro- marshal. " duced at the meeting of the Wel- Married at Invitations from Austin Bethel and colors. • i come Wagon Club at Lake Park 20 to attend their installation of * VALUES TO $4.95 i Lodge Wednesday evening. They officers and choir concert June 2 ^ were Mrs. Charles Doffing and St. Casimir's and another to attend the Jobs Mrs. Richard O'Bryan . Daughters camp session at Camp While chrysanthemums and li- Lincoln, Brainerd , Minn., were Children's Dress Shoes - $3.69 , The program for tlie evening lacs decorated St. . Casimir's Cath- | was a film entitled "Campus In- olic Church May 19 for the mar- read during the meeting. Anyone CHILDREN'S ( ternational" which showed foreign riage of Miss Blanche Jeweski, interested in attending the camp I students on the Tucson , Arizona , daughter of Mrs. 1. L. Jeweski, is asked to contact Mrs. Harry S. University campus. 623 W. Broadway, and Elmer H. Johnson Jr., bethel guardian. < An article, "There -Are Two i Canvas Footwear - - $2.88 Dessert and coffee were served. Walter , Algona. Iowa, son of Mrs. i Strong uppers, cushioned arch support. \ The door prize went to Mrs. Har- William Walter, Jackson , Minn. Kinds of People — Which One 1 Are You?", was read by Jackie ¦ OPEN¦ ¦ FRIDAY¦ ¦ NIGHT¦ Til 9 m old Fowler. The Rt. Rev. Julius Haun perform- >^ - _ . _ . ^. ? _. _. _ . , I The mystery guest was Mrs. ed the ceremony. Opsahl, bethel librarian. O'Bryan end the 10th person she Attendants were Miss Geraldine spoke to was Mrs. M, E. Ander- Higgins, St. Paul, and Donald Pe- A Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kampa sen. They both received a gift . terson'. Jackson, Minn. Rainbow Jeweler's Feature ^^^V^^^^ *. The bride who was given in mar- ^ ^^^^* ^^^^ Andrew Kampa, riage by her cousin, J. R. Watkow- Elgin Piano Students ski, wore a pale blue silk organza Wife Celebrate dress and coat with matching hat Fine Jewelry In Recital Sunday and a corsage of blue miniature | JB_W_W_m Gifts I 50th Anniversary ELGIN , Minn. - Mrs. Harold carnations and white stephanotis. THE CATHOLIC Recreation- L0W Sol monson and Mrs. Oscar Dorn Miss Higgins wore a beige dress al Center announces the ap- INDEPENDENCE, Wis. -A and jacket with matching hat and will present their piano students accessories and a corsage of green pointment of Miss Marjys golden anniversary celebration in a joint recital Sunday at 2:30 Duellman, 500 Wilson St,, as was held at Club 93 May 13 to p.m. in the small auditorium of miniature orchids and yellow ro- PR,CES! girls activity leader for the honor Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kam- the Elgin Community School. The ses. pa. Independence. Their children public is invited. A reception was held at the Hotel summer program. Miss Duell- I Winona. For a wedding trip in , I J^llPiuf man 21, was graduated from were hosts at a family dinner at Students of Mrs. Solmonson are Wisconsin the bride chose a brown ^^ Lewiston High School and is noon, A reception for 350 was held Sally Springer, Karmen and Kath- silk faille suit with a bright pink from l to 6 p.mr leen Bheingans, Jan and Julie hat and black patent accessories. a sophomore at Winona State Andrew Kampa and Sophie Kli- Schmoll, Ricky Kreofsky, Robert The couple will be at home in Al- College where she is majoring Refl. mek were married May 13, 1912, Mullin, Kevin and Kim Segrud, gona May 28. in elementary education and at Ss. Peter and Paul Church, In- Tamara Hoenk, Alicia Weber, Cyn- The bride attended Southeastern minoring in physical educa- presentw.. dependence. After their marriage thia Beck, Sandra Bernard and University, Washington, D. C, and *»lu« ever ^^ 'Mff^^^B^r- ».95 they farmed in Wickham Valley Leesa ttirke. tion. At WSC she is a mem- m^^mmmmmm^-^^^^ml^—mM **"* ^^^ £ was employed as a budget analyst ber of the band Women's Rec- west of Independence until 1945 Students of Mrs. Dora are Cyn- for the Rural Electrification Ad- , when they retired and moved to thia and Ronald Baumbach, Ste- ministration, Washington, D. C. reation Association and New- Independence. ven and Charles Lambrecht, Char- The bridegroom attended Wartburg man Club. Their five children, Mrs. Ernest lotte Wehrs, Nancy Dorn and College, Waverly, Iowa, George ) (Polly Puchalla, Mrs. Ralph Heavy printed floral tapestry covers in lavender print combined ' "" 'wJ'-tll^^^*/ /' /^ ^ POPPY DAYS with sturdy round wrought iron in a snow white semi-gloss baked '^ WCTrM-hl '^-j* Jy.xF ^J I SE S W*T^H BANDS WABASHA , Minn. enamel mnke our Elegance Group of summer furniture by J.loyds - The Amer- ^5|ffl^^5^> * ^i"||* **' • '*$ '* V^^SwKI 4R / IIB T / \ ican Legion Auxiliary -will hold its r a beautifu l addition to your home. Each piece is cliarmingly styled, ^^ < ^T »lilB*-3|fc^f» I A,Ci j^^j *- \^Sfflr annual Poppy Days May 25 and 26 sturdily built for years of rugged use on porch or patio. V with Mrs. Robert Cooper and Eliz- | ^^!rr|)ll?feffl(1iiltai^ UTlflnirr I abeth Ba)1™«90 I BULOVA ^f ^^ ¦¦m chester Saddle Crnb meeting Sun- f^^8^^«lB^Wi^^--T^ I c f c day afternoon at tlie Alvin Luh- man farm, rural Lake Cily. The I GLASS TOP DINING TABLE I|>3"«"U ^"'^M^j lf T |jf' jf ' VjIffP ^™^^ next meeling will be held June 24 ^ with a mounted drill practice. A P MATCHING CHAIRS $Z4.50"5Z5i9U potluck lunch was hr-ld following wSJiik\\^^^^^/ ^^^^^M^^ ^^^ M^ the meeting. [ PATIO SWINGS «p5"i»F,} 1 ^^^^^^^^^m^^L^ ^ M ^^^^

V UMBRELLA TABLES $16i5u r ~~~* ^^ .^^Ittf raft"*^*T^»T ^^^ J y """^ { from 7# ¦ -tion to ctioot*. from now ^f m^L ^J ^m * ••*• -•.•' J / \v_3iL^? ^ Jft Aam W* Wmm § 'or antiuniondown for Olfd. BVBRY ONE [I vPflJBjfT M f nurktd thii tal* Bvtnll \8_y viCT^lk Furniture ^ f * ^ fffl ^fe^ ^^W "Fi be re < l£^~_ ^^P^^^^^^tUr ^^^^ I , \_^__Ut^_ W/ i^_§{_^Km§^_t^m\]^^^_ °Pen weave that is cool Withto sit in , frames have rust-resistant C3fl POSITION LOUNGE R.movabl. Ill^mmlmmW ^m^KKaWBmmmmmiU J CA U.9S * % ¦ ! 'mm ZONY H»n* ___ 09S V p, < Values WW ili9^9Hh ^A. »'»•<»¦ •*«<"<>» m>kiTIJK #>^ > Your lovely il^^HB^H^H^^HM^^^HI ,le HodrMt Cushion -JMOIJU > '"' - liuVlTTMB..._Wa______t ^H mf * wond«rful glint Com- IQ furs will love \\ " C ~~ t&__m wl,h m V "hibernating M VESHHBHlfl ^F •*'*'* »arptH>ni* ^*^ W " 'til fall here C ^_\_MWm_____W *ml **rrving In our cool motto-, heat-, hu- <* ll \\ SPRING BASH CHAIRS IplOiDO ^ midity-, Ihtel-prool vaults! J They'll be insured, too! | 3 Way* to Buy — • CASH • 30-60-90 DAY CHARGE • TERMS AS LOW AS $3 MONTHLY | j JuALb^JtotoriLL $1 W. 4th I THE We are happy to insure, store WINONA FURNITURE CO. ! ^______^__J______W£ your 166 Main (Acrou from Post Oflflct) Phon* 3 MS > FOURTH STREET > and service fura regard- 1 ] \ ^^______W^K _WmBRm^^m®J P0ST OFFIC& ON > tbey OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT lets ot when were pur- C ^^^^^~^ ~^ V mm^SmmmmmK^^^m^m\^^^^m^^mmm^m^m , s^F ehiuwd £ ~^^a BRIDAL SHOWER IHIMIgWHi^^ Gordon Pritchards SPRING GROVE. Minn. ( Spe- _ __ „ Public School cial)—An open house bridal show- HOUSTON POPPY SALES . and Saturday by Girl Scouts and | Plan Open House er in honor of Miss Harriet Gjere HOUSTON , Minn. (Special) Junior American Legion ; - anembers.li For Golden Wedding will be held on Saturday at 8 p.m. American Legion Poppies will be Roland Clay has charge of the | Orchestras - at the Big Canoe Lutheran Church. sold in Houston Friday evenbig sale. I Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pritchard, I G^f%)Ujiemi ^ f t To Perform 62 Lenox St., will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sun- Three orchestras of the Winona day with an ,op«n house' at their Public Schools will (present a con- home from 2 to 5 p.m. No formal cert Sunday at 2 pjm. in the Sen- invitations have been sent. feo iI Makes It Easy to Give the Finest ior High School auditorium. The former Miss Mary Mullen I An orchestra composed of .stu- and Mr. Pritchard were married dents from all the grade schools May 29, 1912, at the" St. Charles (fl A&J\ J I will open thtprogram and will be Catholic Church, the Rev. John HIgl BOY'S SHOP fciiowgd by a second orchestra Horn performing the ceremony. At- ^fif As ? which is made up *of students from tendants were Mrs. Rudolph Wun- * the three junior high schools in- derlich, the former (Catherine Bren- ULOVA cluding some of the advanced nen. and the late Patrick Mullen. B j grade students. Tbe Senior High They have f ive daughters and i For a Young Man 's Spring School Orchestra will conclude the two sons. Mrs. Donald Rowe. Man- /f J^T8fl R%\ I program playing selections per- hattan Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Ernie I SUITS — man tailored, in ncw spring an ' Cf A QC up 4 _v*XcMyJ I Lake City American Legion Aux- W DRESS AND IVr LEAGUE PANTS - JE \ t Safety Citation SPRING GROVE, Minn. (Spe- y. new spring colors in wash and wear fab- and ffi*!^ :&> cial)—The following were the win- iliary members met Tuesday for CJ QA IXKHlSl llPrff I | KuUttJ ll III eul -oorl -1? ^mmaWll ^,- ' ^' IU M! 1 WHITEHALL, ( Special) I rics, gabardines and flannel. Sizes 4-20. pfcivO up Jtwilg, Hlf.windin f, certW . ^k •IIH T-Vis. - ners in the school Poppy Day Pos- their annual pctluck dinner. They HlLffilra rffiTff ' waterproof*, shock wistint ^^Bl'l'^v ^ I Mrs. Glen C. Olson las received voted to send the president, Mrs. | HKaVv \ \ -//.H ter contest sponsored by the Amer- A HUSKY DRESS PANTS, *rd Wl , word that the Whitehall Women's Robert Beckman, to Albert Lea for p****MV*+<^****0s*t*si^^^*t^*^*ii+^. «\ M ican Legion Auxiliary : Karen Han- mmn^^QtmX^mX^• v * \A^^ I_____\ Study Club has been granted an , the convention. Mrs. Robert Smith award of meri son, first ; Nancy Ostern. second < Months te Pay i t in the first cita- and Jeanne Johnson, third. Marcia is in charge. of poppy posters. The \ DRESS AND SPOR TS SHIRT S, ffilafii SI I J-gSf^^K^^ SO ^ B tion awards program of the Wo- Poppy sale is to be held Friday I whiite and assorted prints , checks. C4 QQ and HaBEaS _\ 1 « 's National Safety Conference Ostern, John E>Dahle and Paul- «p_l»%IO men , line Rank were given honorable and Saturday. •ff plaids, fancys. Sizes 4-20 up mWlslmifB i National Safety Council. Members are to bring two dozen director of mention. I TIES — Bow ties , self-tying, CC *i\6 Alice : C. ^Millsa. the cookies, wrapped two in a pack- |* \ ^^ of T i ¦ ' ''' ? ¦ ; Woinen's Department, said that age for the I regulars in junior or prep *33*L .up I . POST-NUPTIAL SHOWER veterans cookie bar- \Wa3i t \ "At the Sign 0/ the Street Clock" the judges were impressed wilh BLAIR , Wis. (Special ) —Mr. and rel at Rochester State Hospital. DRESS BELTS — | _^ Ihe excellent program conducted They will also entertain at a get \ ¦ Cl.plilPU ATI tssM & 1 Mr*. Robert Craves were honored leather and elas-tic styles. K^SH T by the Whitehall Women's Club in at a post-nuptial shower Sunday aquainted tea for Wabasha Coun- I its Bicycle Safety Program and afternoon at the home of her par- ty Girl Stater-s, Saturday from 2 I JEWELRY - cuff links , tie bars, ' C* AA and M&iWa t in securing railroad signals at the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olson; to 4 p.m. in the clubrooms. The i separately or in sets -P*»wU up Mjjsj&xm 3 Land O'Lakes crossing. Fly Creek, by more than 125 re- auxiliary will sponsor a public The club will be announced at card party, and dessert and cof- latives and triends. The Mmes. I neiv style boxers and knits in solids, ff| QO a^ '[ ' : a winner next month at the con- Olson were fee, June 7 from 2 to 5 p.m. in A ^S^B^mW7 1 ' vention of the Generial Federation Arnold Olson and Orris I fanevs and plaids. Sizes 4-20. H»-liiVO „p A___¥^_m _m A V- in charge of arrangements. Others the clubrooms. A SOCKS - UNDERWEAR of Women's CJnbs in Washington, a A%_ W JKw S 0 SIN« D.C. assisting were Mmes. Gordon Lun- ioffil^JEWEL ERS 1I« sted, John Petersburg, Francis SPRING GROV E POPPIES ^ / This makes four awards, three of (Spe- them national, that the club has Hoff, Albin Hanevold and Alvion SPRING GROVE, Minn. ;7 *C«f ,if:»*- waterproof bv th* Unfttd STCH I fttuing Compati/. fi... es lo"o 01 Weverstad. Mrs. Nola Moore, Min- ciali—Poppy Days in Spring Grove The Center of Fashion in the Center of Town — NASH'S — Fourth at Center | • ¦ ' received during the year. Other 'j; con. cryitolon. crowr. | ¦ Sunday evening in tbe church. j^ C^M^/mSi^^^ *^3fc * you've ever worn.. . j The processional and recessional #^ r l 1 was "O For a Thousand Tongues That Sing." Other songs included: ^^ "Praise Ye tie Lord." "Commit Thy Ways, " "Lamb of God, " and "Since By Man Came Death" in the first appearance of the sen- ior choir. "The Lord"s Prayer" and "Je- sus, Shepherd of the Sheep" was sung by the junior choir with duets by Jessie HoLst, Carol Frei- heit and Becky Meyer . "Break Forth into Joy," by the senior choir with Edna Zillgitt and Ver- na kelson as solo ists, "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth," a German song, "Jesus Christus 1st Erstanden" wilh Sharon Von Helmst as soloist and "Hallelujah. Amen and Chorale" closed this part of the concert. "How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds" was sung by the congre- gation accompanied by Sharon Von Holmst and Bill Steffenhag- en, in a trumpet duet. The final part of (he program in- cllded "Angels of the Heavenly Fa- , ther " Sharon Von Helmst and _ Gcri Wilson soloists. "Hallelujah F .*^^Tv_^_.^B.^..^HBn^.flffSH9_HV^!lMl!LS_..^_^..^..^n^ K ^B ^V'/ /^¦.B^^kfcSlj..im <-^fl#SRw._^3F^9H^.MH_ *^- X' ^* i i ^Ate ^0_M_.Hk..^fei.^9vr ..H ^ Chorus. " followed by "Awake My Heart With Gladness" with Lauda SleKenhagen soloist, accompan- ied by the junior choir. "St. Fran- cis Hymn," by the senior choir, accompanied by tlie junior choir and thc "Apostolic Benediction" closed the program. Director of choirs is G. Bunkowske. Mra. Joyce Zillgitt accompanied th«m on piano.

Arcadia Poster Winners Named ARCADIA , Wis. (Special)-Mrs. Donald Glanzcr, president of the rickfer-Erlckson American Legion Auxiliary and chairman of the i962 Poppy Day poster contest has an- nounced winners. Winners are (fi rst , second and bird for each class.: Clait I, grades 4, B and 6—Doris Waldera, Karen Meistad and Kathy Ann Meistad, all of - Arcadia Public ?chool ; Class II , grades 7, 8 and ?—D o n a I d Pronschinske, Gary Vrnold, both of the St. Aloysius Catholic School, and -Maryli Kol- itad , Arcadia Public School ; Class III , grades 10, 11 and 11-Joan retting and Marie Hanson, both if the Arcadia Public School. Judges were Mrs. Ignatius Son- alia and Mrs. Odine Gabriel. kNMUAL BAZAAR SPRING GROVE. Minn. —The annual bazaar of the lighland American Lutheran "hurch Women May 30 at the hurch parlors. Lunch wlU De aerv- >d following thc sale of homemade irtlclcs and baked goods. MIMORIAL WREATHS KELLOGG , Misin. (Speclal> - ( Abov») Colors make n splash ln thn smashing abstract print of Members of Ihe Kellogg American IF itf I A I mHy // !/ // SI^DI thi s cotton knit! A slim and supple sheath, Ihe scoop of neck .rj I ¦¦ H ^ ^ I.ffgion Auxiliary and the G..A.R. jj< IV (/ |/ (f// OHB 1 swooping deep, deep in back. Like ' i^^W Circle 57 will nxakc wreaths for no other knitted suit yon va if jj( * I l# H mmf / Jf/ |^^H| 1 ever worn ! A , ^ Memorial Day Monday evening ln B. C bra-rup sizing and torso length proportioning. U #? ^k I * * H ^»i (j V ' B^HH ' tho Legion Hall here. Tliese Brown. Sizes 32-3R in A , B, C cup \V.H J|| i|"' ^M f *Am. PL I ^1 j.f wro.iths will he placed on the NBB ^ grsves of their deceased members. (Centtr) Let Ihe straps down ... the wit stays up! Magnificent- jlj- i> ¦ W | "le ,h(> KtLLOCG POPPY DAY / ^^J Loo1( ,n ziplpp s*me KELLOGG. Minn. (Special l - ly up, with Rojianne'i aupcrb '•foundation fit. " It's the new ' "s 3 V w ^ ^ ¦ I !i The annual American Legion Pop- ¦urpllct sheath that barei your ihwttldcra for a beautiful tan jr F stalwartn5 kind you 'll find in found*- - py Day will be observed here Sat- . . . bwet your «xur« to its beautiful etaentlaU! And Ihe back R "° Hoxann<' f <',hr'c,•, ar I bo<1 - linr i will be on Ihe s.lreets throughout U pP*r Uv#l ' ' Ihe day and house to house by proportioned alzes W M \ I volunteer workers. - ¦ - wwwMtwMitaawiHM * . | i -r i r "i IIIII in ,] II umi WHIII I —HIHMII i JI n . i . v . II i . _. i? ,: :s:.^yx. i\mm~mml

i * DROP TO THIRD ON 6-1 LOSS

¦ ¦¦W m Injuries' ¦iW' . Begin" '¦ •:' -u • mm W' to Tell• ¦«--. ....--.i-jv4>**< *fl..-r.f^v^^.;. ..- " on Twins' BOSTON Wl —Injuries comic hands of the ninth place club nesota could muster off Bos- Twins to seven hits. with both slogger Bob Allison be .starting to tell on the Min in (lie league. ton's "'beef thrust." Radatz is a bulking athlete arid Earl Battey on nesota Twins who Wednesday When the Twins did get run- Starter Ear I Wilson , a for- of 235 pounds who looks like the shelf with injuries.*^ night dropped a 6-1 decisior ners on base, no one was able mer Minneapolis Miller , and a football fullback and throws Don Lee was saddled with to the Boston Red Sox and fel to bring thern around. Rich reliever Dick Radatz, a for- with the easy motion of a bal- his third lose in six decisions from - a virtual tie for firs Rollins' seventh, inning home mer Michigan State University lerina. He throws very J e W and Wilson took the victory, his place in the American Leagui run was the .only tally Min- star, combined to hold the pitches which aren't fast bails first, against a single setback.. to third place. and has fair control for a big The two clubs clash again Both first place New Yori boy. Wilson, some 15 pounds today in th efinale of the two- and third place before Wed lighter tian Radatz, is also a game, set' here. Rookie Joe nesday night Cleveland w o i fireballer. Bonikbwski, fresh from a 2-1 their games Wednesday, leav- Another former Minneapolis heartbreak loss to the Yan- ing the Twins a game bebini American Association, player, kees Saturday, will take the th* Yanks an«i a half garni Carl Yastrzemski, led the Bo- hill for the Twins, and will be behind Cleveland. sox at the plate with a dou- opposed by Don Schwall, still It was a combination of lust; ble and two singles and two another former Minneapolis Bestgn hitting and clutcl runs scored. Gary Geiger add- player. pitching and lack of time.; ed a heme run and -doubles The Twins travel to Chicago hitting on the part of thi and another former Miller, Ed Friday before returning home Twins which contributed ti Bressoud. cracked a homer. Monday against these same W ednesday'i -defeat at thi Minnesota was handicapped Red Sox. Ageless Spahn LAKE CITY PLAYS FRIDAY Proves Stopper; Winhawks at Stewartville GRATEFUL . . .. Dick Donova n f .eft t , Cleve- season. Cleveland downed the Chicago White Sox land Indian , expresses his gratitude to 5-*4 a.s pinch-hitter Al Luplow and Essegian hit teammate Chuck Essegian whose ninth-inning back-to-back homers. Donovan is the major gave Donovan his eighth win of the leagues' winningest pitcher. (AP Photofax) Braves Win 4-2 MILWAUKEE w> — What 's this Today; 4 in District One tall*/ about a youth movement? At the age of 41. "Warren Spahn still hol ds bis ranking of "Stopper" on the Milwaukee Braves' pitching Donovan Gets 8th; sta ff. Miller Out The Braves snapped a four- game losing streak by defeating the 4-2 with thc help of Spahn's five-hit pitching Of 440 Race and a pair of unearned runs Wed- nesday night before a crowd of By AUGIE KARCHER D-aily News Sports Editor Tribe Tips Chicago 6,542 at County Stadium . WARREN SPAHN Two District Three baseball in the ninth inning as the -Tribe Donovan was tagged for 10 hits Hurl* 5-Hit Win By JIM HACKLEMAN , Spahn mastered the lowly , games, both washed out Wednes- Press Sports Writer won for the third ti me in a week one a two-run homer by Al Smith Cubs Associated but it took an error to provide day, vere.ori. tap today along *with Remember the hard-luck Dick with ninth inning homers. in fhe fir.st, bul singled in one four District One contests. run himself as the Indians stayed the Braves the victory margin. Donovan of just a year ago, with String by bad breaks themselves The Winona High Winhawks the , Cleve- close to the White Sox all ihe that disheartening string of five By winning squeaker most of the season , ..Milwaukee were to meet Stewartville there successive one-run losses? His land remained a half game be- way. at 4 p.m. today with Pine Island Dom Zanni , who had pitciied quickly capitalized on the fielding luck is a little better this season hind the top-place Yankees, who m iscue. • taking on Rochester in the Maya and so's his record—8-0. buried Kansas City 13-7 wilh a strongly in relief of Juan City at the same hour . Wet , With the score tied 2-2 in the The big right-hander became nine-run eighth inning triggered Pizarro was the victim of Cleve- grounds forced postponements yes- capped by rookie Joe Pepi- land's uprising in the ninth. Lup- last of the sixth . Eddie Mathews American League the first eight-game winner in the and led off with a walk and advanced terday. majors Wednesday night when tone's home run blasts. Boston low led off with his score-tying W. L. Pet. GB homer into Comiskey Park's low- to second as third baseman Ron New York JJ u M9 Lewiston conceded to Rochester the Cleveland Indians cut loose beat Minnesota 6-1 and dropping Cleveland 22 14 .ill V. when their scheduled game Mon- game er left field deck and Essegian Santo failed to come up with Hank MINNESOTA 23 1« .SW 1 with another eleventh-hour horrie the Twins to third , one ' day was rained out. whipped Los promptly zeroed , in on the same Aaron s potential double play Baltimore 1* 17 .S2« 3V* run attack and overpowered the back. Washington Les Angelei 11 17 , Detroit and the sector wilh his nth of (he season. grounder. Mack Jones then singled .51* * Chicago White Sox 5-4. Pinch hit- Angeles 7-2 while home Mathew s and Aaron came Ciilcago 20 11 .513 A LAKE CITY and Kasson-Man- ting rookie Al Luplow. . ' and Chuck Orioles were rained out at Balti- Pepitone and. fellow rookie Phil Dflrolt U 17 .485 S torville will tangle at. 7*30 p.m. Linz, both fill-ins for the injury- across as Del Crandall hit into a Kjnm CIfy ll 22 .450 4<*. Essegian connected back-to-back more. double play. B«ston 14 22 ,M» «Vi Friday at Lake City in a District hobbled Yankees, produced hand- Washington .. lt 55 .28* 11 Three semifinal game. Lake City somely in the explosive rout of The Braves jumped off to a 1-0 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS beat Dodge Center 3-2 Tuesday. the A's. Held to four hits by Dan lead in the first inning when Roy Miw York 11, Kansis City 7. Pfister and trailing 7-4 McMillan cracked his third homer Cleveland I, Cnltt io *¦ Winner of the Winona-Stewart- going into , Washington 7, Loi Angelei J. ville and Rochester-PI tilts will the last of the eighth. a shot into the runway next to the Boston t, MINNESOTA 1. probably play, early next week. Behind the left field bleachers. A triple by Detroit at Baltimore, rain. ' Pepitone kicked off the rally rookie TODAY'S SCHEOULt Today's games in District One ; LUCAS GOES PRO . /. . Ohio State's AIL-American basket- Howie Bedell and a sacri- Kansas City at New York. , with a homer and climaxed it fice fly by E

' ' i s ¦ Monumtntt, Memorial* 1 Business Opportunitie_ 37 " " / . CARPENTER STUDENTS MONUMENTS, MARKERS arid cemetery NEARBY—food, soft drinlis aricl Ice cream (Continued from Pmya 1) (Continued From* Pagt 3) lettering. AH W. Haakt, 119 E. San- drive-In. Business has shown , good In- Want Ads itarn. Tel. SIM). crease each year. We can work out Minneapolis AGEWCY, Flodstrom . Chicago ; Jeffrey J. terms lo suit buyer. ABT-V 1 P.M. New York conserve the valuable hydrogen Lost and Found » 4 INC., Realtors, 159 Walnut St. Tel. 4342. Gabio'u , Waseca; Richard F. Gleis- - - peroxide which is used to control LEASE-Vacant ujed car lot Start Here LOST—AAan'i black billfold. Money and SALE OR Stock Market attitude of the craft. ner, Marshfield , Wis.; Merrill E. In la Crescent, Minn. Bl*ck top lot Stock Prices the papers needed. Phone 7129. Reward. Kline , Minneapolis; Joseph J. Ko- BLIND ADS UNCALLED FOR- and lighted. Lease for $100 per month Mayor Opposes GeRA^AN SHEPHERD OOG^a months or sell for S7.500. A Oood selection of Apparently h» did not htar Abbott fc' 68'4 Kennecott 74U Hi* varik , Chicago; Leonard C. Las- E—47, 54, «, 74, K, V . tt, 90, 91, 93, old. lost Stockton Valley or vicinity. other businesses. Cornforth Realty, La order, which came from 94, 95, W. Has red collar, Tel, t-1235. inn. Tei. «W AlliedCh 40',i Lorillard 51' » original kowski, Chicago; Gary C. McDon- Crescent. M .JW_ ; Canary Island tracking sta- Goes Higher on Allis Cbal 17' » Mpls Hon 99 the ald, St. Louis; Paul W. McKen- Floy>«rt 5 tion , and it had to be repeated by na , . Oak Park; 111.; David R. Nel- Amerada 100» « Minn - MM SB'-i Rail Merger ivs STILL HAVE a supply of nice ger- 3.2 TAVERN Australia , Muchea NOTICE Am Can 42H. Minn P&L 41 two posts in son, New Bedford , Mass.; "Ed- aniums, bl&omlng petunias, and agera- and VVootnera. As he crossed the ST. PAWL 'AP) — The economic This newspaper will be rispcnsicla tor turm for Memorial Oay; also other Am M&Fy 25H Mon Chm 43'i ward T. Purcell , Canton . Ohio ; only on¦ any flower and vegetable plants at rea- toward the west coast lives of communities all along their Inferred Insertion ol . and Brisk Recovery Am Mot 15'k Mon Dk U 35',.. Pacific of Mike J. Riebe, Grafton, Wis. ; Eu- classified advertisement published In sonable prices. Cemetery urns filled. Mercury offi- lines in 22 states will be impaired ttie Want Ad section. Check /our ad Open dally until 9 p.m. Siebenaler AT&T 1151a Mon Ward 30 the United States, gene P. Strelka, Berwyn, 111.; Tim CAFE NEW YORK (AP) ,-A brisk with if the merger of the Great North- and call 33*1 II a correction rrtuit bt Greenhouse, Lewiston. Tel. 2691. 43" Dairy .57-U cials made checks Carpenter F. Willert , Yankton, S. D„ and made. technical recovery put the stock Anaconda » Nal ern and Northern Pacific railroads ' 8995. 59-Ti on the status of his fuel. Ronald W. Wietecha , Franklin Personals 7 Inquire market somewhat higher early Arch Dan 36'i No Am Av -with two other carriers is permit- this afternoon after two straight Armco St. nfi Nor Pac 3G' _ Should Carpenter use up all his Park , III. ' . GOING to the World's Fair? Go E-Z. 7 ' fuel , he would have no way of ted. FRESHMEN ON THE HONOR Rent or buy a E-Z Kamper from ¦ ¦ ¦ days of sharp decline. Armour 42' » No SI Pw 29 » That was the testimony late Graves Pontoon and Boat Sales, Homer, ' - * controlling the altitude. This ROfcL THREE TIMES: James W. Youth Put io lMlnn._Jal. V«15 Winona. . - WISCONSIN The Associated Press average A*-co C«rp 21 » Nw-st Aid 27'i "Wednesday of Mayor Arthur Naf- ^_ Beth St eel 36> « Penney 43-! would b-e particularly -dangerous Allan, St . Paul; Paul R. Bannes, WHEEL CHAIRS—for every price range; of 60 stocks at noon was up .70 talin of Minneapolis, appearing at For rent pr sale. '39s during re-entry if atmospheric St. Xouis; Paul R." Bauer Daven- adiustable walkers. CONSERVATION at 232.50 with-. ' industrials' up 180, Boeing Air a Pepsi Cola 40' . an Interstate Commerce Commis- , Work Sanding First two months rental credited toward s 3 pressures and stresses caused the port , lowa; Loren C. Burger purchase price. Crutches, wood or adjust- rails unchanged and utilit ies off Brunswick 29' . Phil Pet 48* 4 sion hearing in opposition to the , DEPARTMENT Capsule to start tumbling. There Marshfield , Wis. ; Louis A. Burns, able aluminum. TED MAIER DRUGS. .10. Chi MSPP IIS Pillsbury 56 proposed consolidation . Court - - - PERROT STATE PARK 3 ' might r>e danger that (he heat Minneapolis Benches LOSE WEIGHT lately, easily and tea- a point or Chi & NV 14 » Polaroid 12B'i : David K. Caruso, nomlcally with Dex-A-Dlel tablets. Only TREMPEALEAU, WISCONSIN Gains of fractions to ' shiejgj would not be in a forward Naftalin pointed out ,that , should most key Chrysler 46' » Pure Oil . 31'-. Oak Park, 111.; Jan F. Chlebow- MINOT, N.D. (AP) - A 15- 98c. Ford Hopkins. so prevailed among T position to protect the craft from the merger go through , a total Of Information for use of parties stocks bul scattered losers robbed Cities Svc 51 « RCA 52' » 5 , 154 jobs entailing an annual pay- ski , Toledo , Ohio ; David.M. Craf- year-old Minot youth is sandpaper- ARE YOU A PROBLEM DR!NKER?-Man J the 3,000-degree re-entry heat , or woman, your drinking creates numer- interested in placing a bid ort conviction . Comw Ed 41 Rep Steel 45 » ty; Davenport ; William C. Duffe , the advance of much 3 and it would burn tip. killing the roll of $32.5 million would be abol- ing the courtroom benches in po- ous problems. It you need and want the operation of the concession Cont Can 40- B Rex Drug 34 « St'. Louis; Lee F. Foster , Man- help, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, Pio- Steels, mo'.ors. oils, chemicals. ished in the states affceted. lice headquarters these Cont Oil .S2*1. Rey Tob 52*'. astronaut , kato; David B. Francois, Mesa days—by neer Group, Box 122, Winona, Minn, located at the Perrot State tobaccos, electrical equipments , ~ - "" ~ Deere 48* a Sears Roe 75 Naftalin amid that Minnesota Ariz.; Michael A. Frontier, Chi- order of the court. WH Y WASTE TIME when Frank can Park, Trempealeau, Wisconsin. and mail order-retails were most- r H» reported there was enough put your watch In perfect running or- ' Douglas 22 '4 Shell Oil 3V* would be hardest hit , with the loss cago; Michael E. Granfield , Chi- The youth's father told Justice der, wllh fast, dependable service. ly higher. . *» n to complete a three-orbit mission 1. Bids will be received by Dow CJieni Sl Sinclair 34 » of an estimated 2, 124 jobs and a cago; Michael J. Hayes, La Gordon N . Miller the boy was RAINBOW JEWELERS, next to Ihe J and the order was given to pro- post office on 4lh. Ervin Staszewski , Perrot State IBM «dv»nc»d 10 . from du.PoRt 216 Socony 52 ceed. As he passed over Point $15 million payroll , with the brunt Crosse: John J. Kronebusch, Aus- difficult to handle and had given Park, Trempealau , Wisconsin, ' low to -126 but as F.a<| K.r>d ' 101 s. Sp Rand DR. SCHOLL'S complete foot-care depart- Wednesdays . 16> Arguello , Carpenter - told astro- of the cut falling on the: Twin tin; Frank W. Meekins, Glenwood , officers trouble \Aen arrested on ment at GOLTZ DRUGS, 271 E. 3rd. up to 1 p.m. on June ], 1962. the market upswing began to fal- Ford Mot R6*> St Brands 65' x naut Alurt B. Shepard Jr. who is Cities. III. : * .? a bench warrant for driving with- Tel. 2547. at the address listed above. 1 " ter it fell (rem its peak and made Gen Fiec 67' » St Oil Cal 57* **. stationed there that he again The mayor said the prospects Dennis B. M urphy, Arlington out a license. WE IGHT WATCHE RSVyou'lF f incTcalorles a new low for the year of 4(W» (ien Foods 77**4 St Oil Ind 46' » would be for putting 430 Minnea- Heights displayed in the most attractive way 2. Additional information in- noted " snowtlakes. " He first re- , 111.: Charles F. Naurot, The youth , Michael L. Merritt at RUTH'S RESTAURANT, 1J6 E. 3rd. showing a net loss of 9' <. Gen Mills , cluding bid and contract forms 2tV'« St Oil N.J 51 U ported seeing them in small num- politans out of work . He added Chicago ; Robert E. Sellstedt , was given 30 days at the sanding Sl. Open \K hours a day, 7 days a Beckman Instruments was up Con Mot 507 week. . can be obtained from Ervin « Swilt & Co 39' < bers on the tirst ' orbi t at about-the that State Employment Service Minneapolis; Bruce M. Sieben , job as his sentence — 8 am. lo more than 5. ...Hon Industries (¦len Ts?! 21V 3 , MONEY AHEAD when you have clothing Staszewski, Perrot State Park, Texaco 53 < same relative time—during sun- figures showed some 12 000 al- Chicago; Kenneth R. Sirinek , Chi- 6 p.m. daily. Other members of and Polaroid sharply cut gains ol Goodrich 33* Texas Ins 79J ready were jobless there in April. repaired or altered. WARREN BET- Trempealeau , Wisconsin. * < ris«. cago; Bernard J. Sullivan , South the family left on a vacation trip SINGER, Tailor, 66V3 W. 3rd. about 3 each. Xerox erased a - " G oodyear 35' » Cons Coal 37' n "The total economic effect would Bend . Ind.'; Donald G. Truhlar HAVING WATER "SOFTENER problems? gain of about 2 and showed a net • There are more of . those while , to California. C.ou'd Bat 42 Vn Pac 30 he even greater, because surveys Berwyn . III.; Raymond G. Ur- Call "HEY CULLIGAN MAN" Tel. 3600. Money to Loan 40 loss of more than a point . particles , " Carpenter told Shep- We reactivate all makes. Gt No Ry 39' i I'n Air Lin 29' j show that for each 100 jobs lost - - - ard. "Tliey appear to he.traveling ban., Chicago; Michael W. Wold , - BOND FINANCE CO. Greyhound ' 27' s I' S Rub 46-^ to a community another 74 posi- TIRES WEARING UNEVENLY? Stop al Gain* of arou nd a point or bet- exactly my speed. Thcre * s one SI. Paul , and Donald C. Wolker- (First Pub. Thursday, May U , 19621 DALE'S and have those front wheels S2 5 S600 on your furniture, car or Homes!k 5H» 1." S Steel 54*> tions in dependent or related in: DALE'S STAND- sisnature. Tel. 8-3603 129 E. 3rd St. ter were displayed by Ford. Tex- 4 drift ing olf and it appears to be slorfer , St. Paul . ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS aligned and balanced. _ IB Mach 406 West L'n 34 dustries alsu are lost;" Naftalin NOTICE TO DEALERS ARD. 4th a Johnson. Tel, 9865. aco, Rad io Corp . American To- going even faster. ELECTED TO ETA testified. "Thus , Minneapolis SIGMA PHI, PROPOSALS SOLICITED MEMO TO DOROTHY—There Is a pon- E 1 , Pfizer and I" S. Rubber. In! Harv 49'*. Westg El 31 For Fuel lor Public Schools ol bacco He said he did not see them in " GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER toon boat available for scenic boat trips L„aT^ Int Paper 29**« WKvorfb 7-l u would lose 320 more workers. Winona, Mlnntsofi about every two hours during the day, LOANS AT&T , sDu Pont . PLAIN NOTE AUTO-FURNITURE U.S. Steel. (classical* languages honor soci- Bids Clou it 1:00 P.M., Friday, Jones St L SOU 1 the great numbers that .John II. plan a trip through the dam and locks. 170 E. 3rd St. Tel. 2915 Standard Oil 'New Jersey and Yng-S & T 85 . June I, 1912 ' Glenn .Jr., America 's first man in Conceding that some 80 per cent ety): Hilary Brixius , Wells, Minn.; Attendant is on duty all day. RAY rlri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. to noon. slight NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That seal- General Motors showed orbit , saw his famous of the job loss would be met by Donald Dreiling, McKeeney, tfan.-; MEYER, INN KEEPER, WILLIAMS fireflies. ed proposals will be received by». the Board HOTEL. Loans — Insurance — gains. Carpenter said his snowflakes the roads through attrition — not Jeffrey Gabiou , Waseca; M ark of Education, Special School District No. J, WINONA MARKETS McGolf ' Winona County, City ol Wlnoria; Minnesota, Business Services 14 Real Estate Tha Dow Jbnet industrial aver- were in a sort of rambling pat- filling jobs as they become vacant . Blue Earth , Minn.*; .Fran* until '1:00 p.m., Friday, June », 1W2, at -tenert**e! %v tern. through various causes — the cis Sheeran, Janesville, Minni; the ofllce of the Clerk ol the Board ol age at noon was up 3.59 at 630 11. Swift & Company CHARLIE'S CUSTOM BUILOERsTPreston. FRANK WEST AGENCY Prices were generally higher in mayor said effects upon the com- and Timothy Willert , Yankston , Education, located in the Senior High Minn. Exciting new homes, expert re- 175 Lafayette St. Tel. .240 Bas ing nours are tram a am. to A pm Carpenter said ht also had been School Building, Winona. Minnesota, for AX) modeling service, Iree estimates. Tel. (Next to Te lephone Office) moderately active trading on the M.onda*y thro***)!* Frioay, The*e QuclMionf munity still would be very serious S, D. tons, more or less, of V'xlO" mesh coal, collect at Preston, South 5-2455. epolv «. of noon today getting a litt.e warm, and drank because those job opportunities washed and oil treated. - - American Stock Exchange. All livestock arriving alter closlno time ELECTED TO THE AWERI- MOVING? We have complete LP gas In- Money ... some water over Canton Island in will havo? disappeared . " Action will be taken by the Board of Ed- Quick Corporate bonds were irregular. will be? properly cared ftv. weighed *n0 CAM CHEMICAL SOCIETY AS ucation at Its meeting June 11, 1962. stallation and service. WINONA SKEL- on any article of value . . . U. S. government bonds continued priced ft>e foffowlnfl rrxx-nirwa. the Pacific. He said it lasted very "Considering these adverse ef- Bids shall be marked "Bid-Coal" on this GAS a. APPLIANCE, 217 E. 3rd. Tel. NEUMANN'S BARGAIN STORE HOCS AFFILIATES: Edward Boduch, ¦4210. 121 E. 2nd St. Tel. «-2l33 good. fects." Naftalin concluded, "this outside of the envelope. - * . to advance. Tin ripe market Is steady. Chicago; Ronald Bonstanche, Chi- Bid forms and instructions lo bidders WALK ON THE LAP bf luxury by In- Strictly meal type aiMillonal 50 At c»nt« . Carpenter had ended his first merger could be., justified only on cago; Anthony Brieske, Chicago; may be obtained at the office of the Clerk slalling FIRTH, RQXBURY . or BER- Dogs, Pets, Supplies 4Z fat hoq* discounted 20-afl teftts per him orbit at 9.19 a.m., flashing over a showing that the companies are of the Board of Education. VEN carpeting In your home. You will rtredwtloht. Russell Bull , Kirkwocd, Mo.; Phil- Cape Canaveral 99 miles suffering _ The Board reserves the right to reject be amazed at the difference it will KITTENS—3 Siamese males, 8 week* GRAIN Good Noqs, tirraw. and f Wi— high. financiall*-4o= a degree ip Chenier any and all bids or any part of bid. make. All frest), new patterns to choose old, for sale. Vernon Gatzkt, Preston, , Chicago; Jan Chlebow- ¦ 14MSD ...... 1375*14 . 75 As Aurora 7 streaked around that justifies such drastic action. , BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE from. WINONA RUG CLEANING CO Minn. * . * . ' . - ' ¦ (AP>-\Vheat re- 180-JM 14 7515.55 ski Toledo , Ohio; Philip Dalsin , CITY OF WINONA. MINNESOTA 116 W. Jrd. Tel. 3722. MINNEAPOLIS ?W ??D .,..:..: .13.55 the globe. Carpenter glanced ..Yet 196.1 figures show that three Wednesday 62; year ago 59; Minneapolis; John Dubinski, Chi- BY PAUL W. SANDERS, Clerk Horses, Cattle Stock 43 ceipts TX-lat , 13.1515.55 down at the earth and had a of the lines all enjoyed favorable Winona. Minnesota Plumbing. Roofing 21 540 3rt) 14.J5-15.15 cago ; Michael Le-Si .- Viet Nam; trading basis unchanged ; prices breathtaking panoramic " calves, t weeks old. 570-390 14 .55-14.«5 view financial positions. HOLSTEIN—heffer Cash spring wheat Michael Lowery, Chicago ; Arthur (First Pub. Thursday, May 34. 1962) ROOFING AND ROOF REPAIRING Stanley Campbell. Utica, Minn. - unchanged; 300-3J0 13.55-14.55 streatching 1.800 miles from hori- The merger wou 'd link the GN DAN ROLBIECKI ¦ ¦ Marshall , Escanaba, Mich.; Ed- — basis, No. 1 dark norlhern 2.29-V 330*360 r- . . . 13.O0-I3.J5 zon to horizon. He reported very and NP with the Burlington and ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Tel. 8-1164 ¦ YORKSHiREVpurebred boars, cholera 2.32*8: Spring wheat one cent Oood *owi— ward Neubauer , Kansas City, Mo.; NOTICE TO VENDORS and erysipelas vaccinated. David W. An- 570-3O0 13.25-13 50 good views of Baja California as the Spokane , Portland and Seattle. PROPOSALS SOLICITED ELECTRIC ROTO ROTOR tonson, Utica, Minn. Tel. Lewiston 4845. premium each lb over 58-61 lbs; 300-330 ' Glenn Rathgcber. Chicago; James - 13.00-13.55 he neared the end of his first orbit For Chain Link Fence For clogged sewers and drains. also curebred 3W3(tO ' OUROC BOARS^pcrebred; spring wheat one cent discount ..,;. . 15.75-13 00 Stoll, Chicago; Joseph Strukl , Chi- Bids Clou at 3:30 P.M., Monday, Tel. 9J09 or* 6434 I year guarantee Landrace boars. Clifford Hoff. Lanes- 34i)-4no 15.5M3.75 and ot the West African coast as June IU 1962 each >,i lb under 58 lbs ; protein cago: Raymond Urbanz , Chicago, boro, Minn. (Pilot Mound ) 400-450 .; 15.00-13 50 he took off on his second circuit. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That seal- CALL SYL KUK0WSK1_ — ~ " HEIFERS^-51 bred and open. 9 ' steers. premium 11-17 . per cent 2.29%- 430-5O0 11.30-13.00 and Dennis Wareham , Minneapo- ed bids will be received by the Board of ONLY THE FINEST, such as A. O. S.« . ... ».35- V.J5 ELECTED TO THE GAMMA office of the Clerk of the Board of Educa- toga. Thin and unfinished was feeling fine. lo name a few, are used along with - 2.24%-2.4fi-5*. Jiogi . discounted tion (ocafeef In the Sen/or High School our qualit POL LE D HE R EFO R oVbuff, registered, t- CALVES EPSILON CHAPTER OF BETA y work. That team Is hard to No 1 hard winter Building, Winona, Minnesota, for the In- beat. vear-old. Eugene Kammerer, Tel . Roll- Minn. • S.D. Tho venl market Is stead/. Reports from the Aurora BETA (national i 7 Sunday for 57 biological honor stallation of a chain link fence at the lngstone 5410. . ' 2.l8%-2Al m. Top cholCf 3«.00 were relayed to society): Central Elementary School playground In Choice 34 hundreds of news- Brother Charles WTiisler , FRANK O'LAUGHLIN 8*JLLS—3, 2nd generationa, artificial. No 1 hard amber durum 2.90- .00-26,00 accordance with the plans and specifica- PLUMBING & HEATING Good 7 51.00-54.00 men here by the Mercury control FSC, St. Paul ; Brother Jerome, -the High record dams. I * ready for heavy tions on tile, and available at office of 207 E. 3rd Tel. 3703 2.95; discounts, amber 1-2; durum Commercial to good TB.00-21.00 the CierK of the Board of Education. service, 1 for ll-ghl service. Very good Center on Cape Canaveral , where FSC (Seklecki * . Chicago ; Stanley - Tel, 4-6. UlllHy . 16.00-17.00 Harmony Seniors Sealed bids shall be marked "Fence JERRY'S PLUMBING " qualify and type. Allen Peterson, Boner, and cull* 17.00-down tense officials carefully monitored Ge.ch , Chicago; Jerome Heiman, Bid. 4770, Lewiston, Winn. Corn No 2 yellow 1.07V*. " P7 E. 4th St. Tel. 9394 - CATTLI all phases of HARMONY, Minn. (Special ) A deposit of Sr-. of the bid price In cash , CHINA purebred white 61V. -64 : No 3 . the flight and condi- - Chicago ; Edward Kolyszko , Chi- SPOTTED POLAfi D Oats No 2 The tattle market Is sieady. tion of the 37-year-old Baccalaureate service Sunday in certified check, or bidders bond shall ac- boar. Al Ahlers, Wabasha, Minn. Drv'ed (lean nnrt yeaillngt— Navy lieu- cago ; John Ponzo, Wheaton , 111.; company the bid as a guarantee that the Help Wanted—Female 26 - - white 59-6114 : No 2 heavy white SHORTHORN bulls for sal?. Choice lo prime 53.00-34 00 tenant commander. the high school auditorium at 8 Joseph Ritcherle , Chicago; Gerald bidder, If successful, will enter Into the SCOTCH es-eo-A;- No 3 heavy white 62-64'i Good to choice 50.00-35.75 COCKTAIL -WAITRESS^ p.m. to 1 a.m. Theron Glenna a Son, Rushford, Minn. p.m. begins commencement . week Shay, Chicago, and Eugene Strel- contract according to his fcld. (Bratsberg) . Barley, .bright Color 1 .08-1.32; Cornm. to good -,-.. 15.00-K.50 The blazing Atlas rocket rose The Board reserves the right to re|ect Write A-5 Dally News. for 57 Harmony High School sen- , " Etraw color 1.08-1.32; stained 1.08- Utlllly ., 1500-down majestically into a clear sky at kd; Berwyn, 111 any and all bids or am parts ol bids. WA I TRESS E WANTEO-Apply tn pe7- HEREFORD . B U L L S—registered, 14 OrvIM helfer«*- iors. BOARD OF EDUCATION son. Country K itchen. • months old. Emll P. Skroch, Inde- ' ' 7:45 a.m. (EST ) "WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN ¦ 1.32; feed 1.04-1.08. Cholce to prime :.. ,.. 3^7^23:50 after a 45-min- Zbe Ann Abrahamson will play CITY OF WINONA, MINNESOTA pendence, Wis. Tel. 26-F-3. Good to choice 20;00-31.75 MATURE WOMAN wanted for light house- - "" Rye No 1 1.17U-1.21V4 . ute delay because of visibility- COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI- By: PAUL W. SANDERS, Clerk B ULLS—registered, Comm. to good 15.00-U.50 processional and recessional mar- work for two people. No washing. If POLLED HEREFORD TIES" serviceable age. Milton Hall, Lanes" Flax No 1 3.42. Utility , 15.00K.own limiting ground haze in the ' : Frank \V. Browning, James interested call 5649 after .. ¦ ches. The Rev. James A. Speck , (First Pub. Thursday, Way 24, 1962) - boro, Minn. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2-40. Cow«— launching area. F. Buryska, Richard S. Caldwell , BAR MA ID—for 3.2 tavern" - ' Nativity Catholic Church will give State experi- ~ Commercial ... ..I 1355-15.00 John N. Fiegen, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ence and wage expected. Write E-93 DUROC BOAR P urebred, from a rargl Utility 13,25-14 ,00 the sermon , scripture and prayer, Robert K. Jan- NOTICE TO VENDORS lifter. Ed Carson, Rt. 2. Winona, Minn. CHICAG O (AP)-Wheat No 2 Just at It .did on Glenn's flighl, Dally News. " Carmen and cullen 13.50-down and the mixed chorus will sing. sen. James T. Keating. Francis PROPOSALS SOLICITED - - (Wilson). mixed "li-tt-S VC6rn -No. 1 yellow Buill— . For Fuel Oil for tha Winona WAITRESS WANTED—must be available the Alias penormed wilh amaz- J. Kraft sows, 9, due to far- Bol ogna 1373-17.00 , Blue Earth; Charles F. Public Schools during noon hour. Apply In person. FORD HAMPSHIRE—brood 1.18; No 2 yellow 1.18; No 3 yel ing precision. With row June 15 to 30. Edward R. Lynch, Commercial 13.00-15.50 pinpoint ac- FREDERICK FR0GNER will McCarter. Walter J. McCarthy. Bid s Close at 1:00 P.M., Friday, HOPKINS DRUGS. } . of Lanesboro. Tel. HOJ-3304. low 1.17. -Oats No 2 extra heag. Llgtit thin 13,50-down curacy it pushed the June I, 1963 miles: W _ spacecraft give the valedictory; Sonja Fel- Michael J. McDermott , Claude W. GIRL TO WORK as wrapper hi meal r~ " - white 751«, Soybeans No 2 yellow through " NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN* That seal- dept. In modern super market in Wi- EWEW] wlth lambs. AT D. McNally, a keyhole in the sky" at land and Marilyn Morem , saluta- Mottram. Paul H. Reichcnherger , (Pleasant Rldge). 2.51. Winona Egg Market ed proposals will be received by the Board nona. Write E-98 Daily News. Rt. 3, Winona, Minn. _ the desired speed and angle. If it tory addresses of Education, Special School District No. 5, - - — ^ - s (Winona Produce, Zlebell Produce) , and Phillip Lange, Thomas P. Roelle, Arlon J. Sieve, FEEDER prGS-st Orvln Hanson, Rt. i Soybean oil 8 ,ib-7»a. Winona County, City of Winona, Minnesota, HOUSEKEE PER-8 to 4 dally, except Grade A llumbo) 54 had missed this spot in space 100 honor student address, at com- Rushford, Minn. Tet. UN 4-9391. David L. Trudeau. William J. until the hour of 1:00 p.m.. Friday. Jun« ' Sat. and Sun. To help In all household Barley; malting choice 1.35 Grade A (largel ,21 miles high and 50C miles north- mencement May 31 at 8 p.m . in Wynn and Edward J. Ziescrl. B. 1962, at the office ol the Clerk ot the duties. fAust be In good health and 1.55n : feed 1.00-1.25n. Grade A (medium) 17 willing to take charge of family, light Terramycin Grade B .17 east of tthe Cape, the Bermuda the auditorium. The Rev . Allyn Board ol Education, located in the Senior ELECTED TO THE ALPHA PSI High School building, Winona, Minnesota, cleaning, cooking and care of one 5- Animal Health Products Grade C 11 tracking station would have or- Hanson , Harmony Methodist year-old are main duties. Tel. (-1597. OMEGA, NU DELTA CHAPTER tor approximately 205,000 gallons of No. t < » Ib. Animal Formula 13 29 dered Carpenter's craft back to Church , will give Ihe invocation fuel oil for the following schools: BABYSITTER In my home for J-month- V4 Ib. Animal Formula .4 29 Bay Stata Milling Company ( . J3.39 PRODUCE earth immediately. and benediction. The mixed chor- national honorary dramatic fra- Senior High School old boy, from 7 a.m. lo 3:30 p.m. Mon. ' _ Ib. Poultry Formula "77" .... Elevator "A" Grain Prlcti ternity ¦¦: John Curtin, Blooming Madison Schwl through Frl. Prefer Oder lady. 921 E. A-D Scour Tablets, box of 4 $1.09 NEW YORK (AP)-lVSDAl - Houri: I a.m, lo 3:30 p.m. The control center reported five us will sing and the senior band Lincoln School 6th. ICIo'.ed Saturdays) will play. Prairie , Minn.; Frank D o r a n , In accordance with plans and specifications - TED MAIER DRUGS egg offerings more than No HOUSEWORK—girl wanted to assist Tn Wholesale . 1 northern spring wheat 13,21 minutes after blastoff that Aurora James Kubal , James Miller , Ro- prepared by the Supervisor of Buildings ANIMAL HEALTH CENT ER burdensome No , 7 norlhern spring wheat 2.19 Harold B. Ause , superintendent , modern country home, no children. State ample on large and 7 was in successful orbit and and Personnel. age. Write E-99 Dally News. No, J northern spring wheat ?.)5 will speak for Harmony schools man Motyka , Frederick Noelke, cf on smaller sizes. Demand light on could remain aloft for seven cir- Action will be taken by fhe Board - ~ - ~ No. 4 northern spring wheat 2.11 and S. L. Houdek , principal , will La Cross.e, and Ronald Wietecha. Education at Its meeting Monday. June 11. RELIABLE WOMAN or girl to assist large and limited on balance to- No , 1 hard winter wheat I. ri? cuits of the globe if necessary. 1962. with housework In farm home. Adults ATTENTION No. 5 hard winler wheat 2.07 present the class while Clinton dav. ELECTED TO THE PI DELTA Plans and specifications for the above only. An older lady would also qualify No , 3 hard winter wheat 7.03 Despite the extreme stresses of Ewalt , board of education presi- ( moy ba obtained at the office of the Clerk Write A-l Dally News stating age, abil soiling prices based , EPSILON national journali sm FEEDER PIG 'Wholesale No 4 hard winler wheat 1.99 rocket acceleration , Carpenter dent , will present diplomas. Erna ol Ihe Board of Education, Senior Hloh Ily and wages expected . exchange and other volume No. I rye . 1.13 honor society) : Jerry Collins , Gary School building, 166 West Broadway, Wi- on No. 3 rye l.ll calmly reported on conditions in Carlsson will give the class fare- Flynn , Paul Magallamas, Patrick nona, Minnesola. " WAITRESS WANTED" PRODUCERS sales.I the capsule, lie said Sealed proposals shall bl plainly marked spot quotations forces well. IWoltnim, William Wynn and Ken- THE OAKS New York pressed him against his contour Idenlllylng Ihe proiect for which a bid Is The Wisconsin Feeder Pi fi Mar- follow; neth Zysko. submitted . keting Cooperative is now of- LIVESTOCK couch—in effect increasing the GRADUATING: Brixe H. Ause, Each bid shall be submitted on the Board extras '47 lbs. ELEGTEDVTO THE PHI MU ' Steady Employment Mixed colors: weight of his lean , trim body eight Arlys A. Berning, Lee Bigalk , form and the bidder shall Indicate whether fering services to all feeder pig min. i 29*30VJ ; extras medium '40 SOUTH JT. PAUL Raymond L. Bigalk , Robert Boice , ALPHA SINFONIA , ETA NU the bidder Is an Individual, partnership, or for competent woman for clean- producers in Houston , Winona SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn. ift~(USDA>- times/ its normal 155 pounds. corporation. lbs. average) 22-23; snuills (35 Ihs. Cattle 3.500; cnlve*i 6O0; trade action Jerry L. Brink , Thomas D. Brok- CHAPTER , i national honorary ing, housework , 2 days a week and Fillmore, Minn, counties 1 00, ~*S1jBi-tly The Board reserves the right to re|ect average) Wi-ao'**; standards 2" . slaughter eleeri and heifers somewhat Im- after insertion into orbit , ken ,. .Judith L. R. Bruflodt , Rus- music fraternity): Robert Brien , any and all bids or any parts of bids. or more. New home. Highway and Allamakee County, Iowa. to 28'**.; checks 26-27. proved over slow sessions earlier In week; Carpenter reported on cabin pres- sell G. Burkholder , Mary E. Ulir- Kenneih Bursa, Patrick Callahan - BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE 61 . Lamoille area. 2 adults, ) prices generally stladv with week' s de- sure IH BJX Y OF WINONA, MINNESOTA Join your own marketing co- Whites! extras '47 lbs. min. 2!>* cline: cows fairly active, strong to ex- , oxygen supply and other in- meister , Erna E. Carlsson , David James demons, Thomas Gerry, ^^Bii-PAUL W. SANDERS, Clerk. Must have transportation, 30'*.; extras medium < 40 lbs . av- treine* 50 cents higher; bulls strong to strument readings in his capsule. W. Coltelt. Ronald C. Do.zenrod , John Glish , Thomas Harrison . Jo- Write E-89 Daily News. operative with 6000 other feed- 50 cents higher; choice 1,000-1,250 Ib He said all were in go condition (First Pub. Thursd.y, May 10, 196.) er pig producers and take ad- erage) 22-23;. top qual ity *47 lbs. slaughter s leerj 24.50-25.5O; good 22.00-24.00; Kathleen R. East , Paul N. Eddy, seph Jalluch ,, Douglas Johnson. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF vantage of: Guaranteed weekly rnin. ) 2914-32Vi ; mediums Ml lbs, choice 9001,050 lb slaughter hellers 24.50- and that he himself was in excel- Sonja M, Felland, David E. Fish- Mankalo; Joseph Kemp, Michael 25.00; oood 21.50-24.00; utility and commer- WINONA, is. IN PROBATE COURT Help Wanted—Male 27 ¦Q^ the farm pick-up services average 22-24; smalls 'SB lbs. av- lent shape. baugher , Phillip S. Fishbauglier , No. 15,350 cial cows 15 00-16.50; canner and culler McCormick ," Austin , Roger Nedo- - "" ' l - ~ X~ highest prices for feeder pigs; erage) I8*!i-I9'i: peewees lf» a- 13 0015 00; utility* bulls U.00-19.001 com- j Communicating with him from | Frederick G. Frogner. John It, ba nnd John Staerk. In Ra Eslatl Bl MEN FOR ITousVmovrng. W H BatreT, mercial and good 17.50-18.50 ; canner and (irebjn (h Edward R. Olson, Decedent. Altura, Winn. pigs bought on weight basis. 16'-a . the control center was a veteran j , Carol E. ooters, Linda ELECTED TO SIGMA DELTA Order for Hearing on Pallllon for Probatt ~ ' cutler 16,00* 17 .50; vealers good and above FARM WORK— li ltTyear-oldVilghVschool (47 lbs. inin. ) ! K. Hardy, Donald II. Haugen , La ol Will. Limiting Tim* to Flit Claim*. Browns: extras generally steady; standard and below space traveler , astronaut Virgil I. PI , (national Spanish honor , soci- •. boy, I scone experience, near Lewlslon, For further information contact: (47 lbs. min. ) strong to 11.00 higher; slaughter calves Rita A. Hill , John It. Hogue, San- and for Hearing Thereon. *- 29-30'.; top quality | tGus> Grissom , who last year ety': Brother Alexis , FSC ; Broth- Eugene Czaplewski and Betty Oaplewskl Minn. Write A-4 Dally News. (41 lbs. aver- steady; high choice and prime vealers dra J. Hoiness , Mary A. Ifovey, " 29'/a-31'/a: mediums 31.0O-33.O0 ; good and choice 26,00-30.00; made a suborbital rocket lrij> . er Joseph Brian , FSC; James having filed a petition for Ihe probale ol rABORERS—7. WAREHOUSE. Northern Albert Tschurnper age ) 22-24 ; smalls (36 lbs. aver- good and choice slaughler calves 22.00- i James C. Jensen, Lonna M. John- the Will ol said decedent and for the ap- Field Seed. 150 E. 2nd. No phone calls, Box 83, Hokah , Minn. After Aurora 7 -was successfully demons, Donald Brayer . John pointment of Eugene C.nplewskl and Betty 1 25 OO; leeders scarce. ; SINGLE MAN tor general farm work. age) 18'.i-19 /.; peewees lS'-i-ieVi . son , Craplewskl as Co-Executors, which Will Is Tel. 894-2291 Hogs 8.000; barrows and gills fairly un- in orbit , the astronaut reported Fcntersmnker , Michael Gostom- Art Redlg, Garvin Hilghls, Rt. 1, Wi- , demand Stanley O. Johnson , Barbara ... on fill In this Courl and open to Inspec- Butler offerings liberal even, sieady wllh Wednesday 's average; I ski , William O'Reilly nona, Minn. or sows steady; few 1-3 210-220 Ib barrow; the capsule had turned around IRC ¦ and Franz tion; - quiet. Prices unchanged . Jones, Susan J. Jones , Dianne .1 ~~7nan and gilts 1650; mo*,l 1-2 190740 Iba 16.00- degrees as intended , so that he von Rabenau. IT IS ORDERED, That the hiarlnj EXPERIENCED slngle or high R. W. Bell & Sons Cheese sieady. Prices un- , Kesler, Keith A. Klomp, Sherce I,. thereol ba hod on June I, 1WI, af 10:00 school boy lor general farm work. 16.25; 1*3 15, 5015 75; 2-3 240-270 lbs U.75- was riding upright and backward ELECTED TO THE PI DELTA i Gaiesville Wis. changed. 15 50; 3 270 300 lbs 1423 1500; I and me- j i Kraling , (lloria J . Kunkat , Phillip o'clock A.M., before tills Courl In thi Thomas Sheehan, Minneiska, Minn. Tel. . dlum 160 180 lbs II 50.15.00; 13 570-350 Ib through space , with the capsule' PHI inational French honor so- probale court room In the court house In 6786 Altura. s .(!. Lange, Alfred .1. Lehmkuhl , - - \ Tel. Centerville 40 (AP) - Chicago Mer- so-*.. 1375 14 25; 1-J 350-400 Ibl IJ 00-1373; i blurt heat shield leading the way. ciety' : Louis Caldwell , Arthur Winona, Minnesota, and Ihs! objections to GENERAL" FARM WORK—man wanted", ! Fieldmen for: Wis. Feeder Pig CHICAGO 5-3 400530 lbs !?.50-13.35; feeder I Edwin W. Maklenbui'R, -Margaret thi allowance of said Will, II any, bl filed " pigs Flodstrom , II.chard Gleisner , would consider a high school boy. Nell Marketing Cooperative cantile Exchange — Butter stcinly st«ady, choice 130-160 lbs 15.0015.50 . i Mercury control center reported D. I.yndahl , Phyllis D. Masters , Jo- belora said tlma of hearlno; that the time Bremer. Rt. 1 Independence, Wis. Tel. wholesale buying prices un- Sheep 1,200; slaughter lamb trade fairly seph Kovarik . Bruce llnrtert and within which creditors ol said decedent Arcadia 5J-F-4. Francis Creek , Wis. ; that thc capsule was in an orbit Sharon A. Menslnk , Alfred l*\ may tile Iheir claims be limited to four - active, steady; nlauohter ewei ti/ lly sieady; Eddy Rios — ' changed; 93 score AA 57; 92 A 57; feeder Iambi steady to SO cents higher ' ranging dm, '-"SS " Id" "lti4""l'iin« •Moore;- Marilyn M, Morem , Judith , Bhiefields, Nicaragua. months from the dale h«r«ol, and that Ihe MANAGEMENT TRAINEE i ' Recent promotion has created need lor A cl>oke and prima shorn slaughter SCHOLARSHIP claims \o filed be heard art September 19. 90 B Wa .' 89 C 53' ; cars 90 B lambs I above the earth at a speed ot A. Myron , Sheryl I,. . Rindels , Per- WINNERS: management trainee. Start al J130 per T» ,O0 19.00 ; good !«}, al 10.00 o'clock A.M., before thi- 5.V-_ ; and choice 13.00-17.50 ; : Bishop 's Scholarship, T homa s week, plus expenslves. Future earnings 89 c 54'i. choice and prime spring slaughter Iambi 17.M2 miles an hour. cy A, Ruesink , Sharo n A. Ruesink , Court In Ihe probata court room In the to 110,ooo and up. Family man to age Eggn unsettled; wholesale buy- 21 O0-.32.O0i cull to pood shorn slaughter Jaiiii's VV. Ryan , Jerry Serfling, O'Toole , Adrian, Minn.; St. De La court house In Winona, /Minnesota, and that With Carpenter most 34 . See t/ir. Zirbes, Thurs. evening, WESTERN ewes 3.50* 5 .00 1 choice and fancy shorn ! of the nollca hereof be given by publication of ing prices unchanged to 1 lower; Thomas (). Severson Janis K. So- Salle Scholarship. Paul Bannes , St. May 34th at the Holloay Inn, La feeder lambs 14 no 15 00: choice 13,00-13 00. morning after he awakened at I:I.i , this order In the Winona Dally News and 70 per cen t or belter grade A l.'ind , Diane L. Torgerson , Robert Louis; Brother Leopold Scholar- by mailed notice as provided by law. Crosse , Wis. 7 p.m, lo 10 p m. CHICAGO a.ni. WHS Glenn , the man who pro- ~~"" whiten Sli-V. mixed gov.::, mediums CHICAGO 'f -(USDA)- Hogs 8,000; M. Vagts Jr., Lorry E. Vogen , ship, Edward Purcell , Canton , Dated May t, 196}. ceeded him inlo orbit. E. D. LIBERA, WANTED STOCKER & bulchers mosllv steady; 1-2 IW 720 II) I men for immediate employment, 22; standards 5'i; dirties 23; (ienild I). Vreeman and Mary J. Ohio , and President 's .Scholarship, Probata Judsa. butchers 16 50 17 O0; 42 head 1-3 193 lbs »3M plus to start. Musi be neal IT* - (Probate Court Seal) checks 23. IS; mixed I.J 1*0-730 lbs 16 00*16 50; 3.10- j After a shave -tnd shower, Car- West ph al . ' Jnn Chlcbowski , Toledo, Ohio. appearing and >i«ve relinblt tar, Con- 3M lbs 15.73 1600; 11 240570 lbs 15.00-15 30; Harold J. Libera. penter hud breakfast at 1:45. The Statistics: Flower, white rose ; MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT Allorney for Petitioner. tact George Riley at the Shangri-la FEEDER CHICAGO (AP) — - mixed 1*3 300-60O Ib sows 11.50 14 00. ! colors , aqua anil white , and motto , Motel, Unit 14, 9:30 through 11 a m., Cattle 600; calves none; limited sales hearty meal included filet ntignon , COMMISSION , 1942-63: Donald Thursday and F riday. Potatoes arrivals 46; on track 191; all classes fully tttady; package choice 1,- a soft egg, buttered toast , .jelly, ' "We Are the Ropes that Ring tlie Christl , president ; John Baclin , IFIraf Pub, Thursday, May 17. 1MJ > IT' S Ib slaughter Meers total ,S. shipments 595; old — 23 23; mixed good coffee and orange juice. Among ' Bells ol Tomorrow. " vice president ; Robert Rendak , STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF National Company CATTLE supplies light; demand moderate; arid choice 2375*2475; good 2325 23 50; tew WINONA, ts. IN PROBATE COURT small lots mixed good and choice heifers his breakfast companions were .secretary; Dave Eskra has franchise opening for marrrled . athletic No. I5.3S4 man, age 33 3], with experience In market steady with .slightly firm 5S S0-54.OOJ utility and commerclil tows In Re Estate al Glenn , and two Project Mercury Injured Brakeman commissioner ; Patrick. Mottram , meellnc* people. Our average man In undertone; carlot track sales: IS 50-17.50; utility and commercial bulls Helen WllciewsHI, Decedent. ia.56-51.00i good and choice vealera 54.00- specialists, Dr. Howard Winners Western Wisconsin mad* J6340 In 1961, FOR publications: Ronald , Wietecha , Order far Hearing en Petition if you like oulside work and Ihe Idaho russets 3.70-4,0.> ; Minnesola 2* no. culls I2.00-I4O0 and Dr. William Douglas . To Get $196,500 fe Determine Owicent in- public performances; Anthony Mi- dependence ol running your own bus- North Dakota Red River Valley Sheep 500,* nol enough for a mardef fesf; Margaret Wllciewskl. having tiled In Ihli package good and choica 93 Ib wooled Medical checks began at 2 a.m. raglio , scholastic , and Joseph Ko- iness wrlle NS, Co A-3 Dally News. rouni) reds 2.00; new — supplies . ALBERT LEA. M inn. (AIM - Court • petition representing, among other slaughter lambs 16.30 ; cull to good thorn Winners described Carpenter as in Merle L. Wick , St, James railroad varik , religious. things, thai said decedent died Intestate PRIVATE SALE moderate: demand moderate; slaughter ewes 4 50 3 35. mora than five years prior to the filing Situations Wanted—Female excellent .physical condition , NATIONAL FEDERATION OF 29 Calves, yearling and two-year- market for long whiles slifibtly brakeman injured in a switching thereof , leaving certain property In Winona " Shortly after 3 a.m., Ihe nalro- 12 CATHOLIC COLLEGE STU- Cminlv. Minnesola, ami thai no Will of BABY S ITT I NO-position wanted for slim- weaker, for round reds about CANADIAN DOLLAR accident Oct. , 19*30. received a mer. To live in. Wrlta Box 393, Hous- olds, in our yards at all times. nant donned his silver .space suit , DENTS : James Gallagher , -senior said decadent hiss been 'proved, nor admin- steady; carlot (rack sales: Cali- $196,500 out of court settlement istration of her estate granted, In this lon. Minn. These cattle are shipped direct (AP) and nt 3:42 left Hangar S in a " NEW VORK - Canadian Wednesday in his suit against the delegate , nnd William Miller , jun- Slata and praying lhat Ihe descent ol said COMPETENT LADY "wlshea cleaning and fornia Jong whites 4.15-4 21) ; Ala- special van for a four-mlla ride to our yard from the western -dollar $.919062 ; prev ious day . Chicago ti North Western Rail- ior delegate . property tit determined and that It he as- housework, 3 or 1 days a week. Writes bama round red s 3,70. , lo Launch Complex 14 where Ihe signed le lha persons entitled Iherilo; A-7 Dally News. - ranges. For further $.91875 j UNITED STATES NATIONAL IT 1$ ORDERED, Informa- great Atlas rocket was set, road. * That the hearing K A P) fSDA) case had opened Monday STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Ted theraof be had on June 13, 1*62. al 10:90 tion call NEW VOR T - - The o'clock A.M., before thla Court In the Situation* Wanted—MaU 30 (li e Z4 yoar history til the befora District Judge Warren ViJ)i;wki , senior delegate; Fritz ~ - _ ~ Dressed turkeys: grade "A" and In Af 4:M, he foofc rhe e.evefor fo probate courf room In the court houee in LT^HT CARPENTER wofls7 cement wor>< U.S. grade "A", ready-to-cook , N€AA basketball tournament , only Plunkctl. Wick claimed negligence Kokesh, junior delegate. Winona, Minnesota, end that notice hereol and odd lobs. Tel. »3M, Nick Lormg, the top of the gantry and at 4:41 be olven by tha publication ol this order by • Lenox . MCDONALD frown; carlot and trucklot trading eUlit states wilh university divi- he entered thc cramped capsule. on the part of the railroad in CLASS PRESIDENTS; Ross In Ihe Winona Dally M^wa and mailed UtnHtd. Sa'p * reported hr Irycr- *j«i. colleges have not sent a leam The aim ol Carpenter' s fl ight switching operations. Tyrrell,* senior president; Joseph notice ea provided by law. Butlnmat Opportunist* 37 )t«? ' Caruso, Junior president; William Dated May li, ' ' "' roasters *h» Ibs H. Offerings re- to ttie post-season meet. They are was to broaden man's knowledge Wick , caught between two box «. D. LIBERA, RESTAURANT 1 BAR—With "liquor li- SALES CO. ported for young turkey * 814 lbs Alabama. Delaware, Maine, Min- ol space travel; Uhc eventual goal: cars, suffered amputation of his Duffe , sophomore president; Broth- Probata Judge. cense In nearby Wis, Doing good busi- SUMNER , IOWA , er L. Mark , FSC, assistant dean (Probate Court teal) ness. Good reason lor selling. Llvlnq MH; y oungJitns 6-14 Jbs 34-34 1* ; ne&otii. Mississippi , South Caro- manned flight to the moon and lees. He is 48 married and the HiroW 4. Libera, t quarters available. Terms. Write E 9? Tel. 170 or 370 you»f IMU 1644 lbs 92. ' lina. Vermont and Virginia. beyond. father of four children. of men, moderator. Atlorney for Petitioner. Dally News. ¦ Horset, Cattle Stock 43 Fertillxer, Sod 49 Articles for* Sala . . . 57 Mourn -for Sals 99 Thursday, May 2' 1962 WINONA DAILY MEWS 39 ~ _ IMUL lANoTday and black dirt. T»7. 0UR GAR¥Ai»E 6iSPOJAtS -art 'noT-tit ' FOR SALE by owner-a bedroom home, Lewiston Sales Barn »110. ¦ - 7 chtapesl — lust tht btst! Select from 3 excellent condlllon. New ga> turnace FOR BLACK DIRT call HALVEfcSON modtli of Waste King Pulvtrators. tnd Inclntrttor. Mediion School Dit* Trucks, Tractors, Trailers 108 Usad Can 109 Sale Every Thursday trlct. Sh own by, eppolntment only. Ttl. •ROS.. all top soil, -yard load 17. Til. MOBILE HOMES—Ntw and usad. Sites SORD—1»54, - - ¦ 9S29. ¦ conytrllblt or H»l Mtrcury. 7:30 p.m. 4401 ttf 4173. SANITARY up to 60 feet with one, two or three Will tell one. Tel. 8-3d2t. PLUMBING ft HEATING BV OWNER—3-btdroom homt In Gltn bedroom*. Many homei rtductd to »KX) Wa buy cattle aiid butcher hogs SOD-1 rail or a 1,000 IM B. 3rd Sl. Tel. J737 OLDIMOBILI-iWl , Mr, _ _ View tddltlon. Undtr SV.MX>. By tppolnt- < to ii.ooo. tow eott bank financ* avail- HelM«Y sedan. also black dirt Vary low mllejtgt tnd clean, uses reg- every day. See us tor choice Ttl. or Witt ¦. Wi lt ment f l, 8-2018.' abit to ill buytrt. Kad Top Msbllt . *m 7J* _ _ _: _ ' ular gasotlnt. fully tqulppt-, from lo- dairy catils and feeder pigs. " NO DOWN PAYMENT Homtt, 1143 W. Sth. Opw 9 to 9. BULK OARDBN and flower setds-Homt of BAND DIRECTOR'S HOUSE-Ph* ram- cal orlglntl owner . See and ask about bltr, 3 btrtroomj. Acratt from Jefftr- CHEVROLET—19JI, pickup- « ton, 4 Wenonah Lawn Seed, -and Super-Oro, If «t Crouch's Strvlet Stttlon, 2nd and] Tel. lew. 2667 Collect * ton School, but on cornir, ' natural treatment tor your garden and On carpel, tile or linoleum, largt lln- JPted trinimlsslon, 1949 Chtvroltt en- Winili mtgn S1s. Ished rttrettiontl room, Bltil shower in gine, spilt manifold, i ply 15 In. tirti. lawn, no odors, no chemicals, no city FORD—ItM, 2-dr. Sedan. 6 with ttandard ^ou|ti^,_ Egq>^SuppHsii 44 ceramic or plastic wall tile. btthroom, large screened In porch, built- _B«t _o)ler. Tti;_24S-JJM Cothrant. Wli, ' sewaift sludp*/ never burns. in etittt* In bedrooms, extremely large ^ Iransmlislon, 9*Mo actual mitts, new HENiTfor laym. w ,„| n ediNG bri'^vaXcAJiON-Htnt a pickup tlrea, vary clttn, VEAIU-INO ^. NOETHERN FIELD Wards will make complete in- ares ol linen closet , and storage -pact. only S4M. Don't SOc Mdl. Joseph Dolle, Trentptileiu, SEED CO. truck with camper or trtvtl trailer Auto Salts, lit Walnut, Ttl. ni l. 2nd It. . • .- . Beaulllu l landscaping. R obert Andrus, »U7B, (Ctnlt rvHt**) ;- . . __ _ stallation by trained experts. at Lethv ' Buffalo City T rtvtl Strvlct, Wli. Tel . 71W. . . * CHBVROLCT-19M Btl Air Mr , power- UIPIfl-ORO Orflanle"$oll Builder; Sg'per- _ _ Rental 8. taltt. Ttl. Dtttutnt t4t-253l. Leghorn and ptc, rtcondltlontd transmis- ITARTID Whit* California Ora Pan Conditioner. No comparablt prod- Satisfaction guaranteed or your EAR WATKI ~7mtr~ automatic Pullets, up to tix wetki old, N T N S^la>ot^t-|ly h ha» sion, txcipflonal condition , ttfs. Can wnlt* . vet In tht U.S. Come in and Itirn what A or 3 bedrooms, big living room, wall- bargain p'rlcti. Leg. money back. Write or call for CHEVROLET be seen at Glen's Mobil Statton, Foun- on Ml* «t White thtv ' do for to wall carpeting, klrchen with buill-ln roosters, $2,50 you. ttln Ci)y, Wli. . horn a hundred and , ceblnett, lull basement, hot air heat, full 1960 1 TON PANEL TRUCK California Whit* roosters, NORTHERN FIELD SEED CO. free estimates - u.M a hun- lot end garagt. »l.,COO. f CHEVROLBT Station dred. St. Char les Hatchery. ns E. and Sl. New motor, like new tires, $200 d»OniT ' * TjfSyT Wagon. Tu-farse rat) and , ' CHICK HATcHBftY-DaKalb under book value; Can be seen V* " ^ • white. V-l, tsitomatlc. SPELTZ Hay, Grain, Paed W. STAHR Chicks-Standard Breedt. Wlnows office 50 VA W. Mark Ttl. Wi at Sam's D.S. Station, «08 Huff radio, heater, 4 ntw whltewilli. Thlt . now own, cornar 2nd and Cerfter. Tal. , car Is In exceptional shape. 3910. Sand for Ire* prlca list and folder. EAR CORN—Eugene Kammerer, Tel. Roll- WARDS] Sple or Rent; Exchange tOt or Tal 9311. SPELTZ CHICK HATCHERY. Rolling- lngstone 5610. ~" 80 ACRES OF pashirt tnd hay iand Hauser Art Gla»s Co. itone, Minn. Tel. 2i49. In WALZ HAY—It acres; also 1950 Ford pickup. ~~~~~ for rent in Pickwick Valley. Good se- oood condition; reasonable. Wilfred BupirtFM«^' QUALITY CHICKS L_r HELP VOU wlfh your .buHdlflB Realty, L« Crescent , Minn. Tel. TW CHEAP1E! Stadi, Nurtary Stock 53 probltmsl Set us for foundation blocks, 5-210... .- ¦ .: White Rocks*, * New Hampshlres, chimney blocks, manhole blocks, parti- '48 STUDEBAKER, H ton .For the California Greys, ' - California tion clocks, septic tanks, cesspools, Port- Want»d—R«al Estata 102 FLOWERING SHRUBS—for sale at our land cament, mortir cement, Ready P.U., looks rough but has ex- ' Whites, Hamp Whites, While honne. ;57 Terrace Lane or. Tel. 7554. Mined In bags, foundation coating and WICL PAV HlfiHEST CASH PRICES Finest Leghorns. BLUE TOP^feaTcor n Gram's rt-lnforcad sttel of all types. FOR YOUR CITV PROPERTY cellent motor and good tires, for Tale at Seleclion of GHOSTLEY PEARLS Fesd Store and F. A. Krause Co., Breezy a rea l buy~jS . . $198 Acrtt. Wilts Carhart. G|ltsvlUe IWI> East End Cool & "HANK" JCZEWSKI :_ ;__ (Winona s Only Real Estate Buyer) ' DAY OLD it STARTED " ' ' ' V USED/ CARS Book your order today. EVERGREENS of all kinds ; shadt'lrees.* Cement Products Co. Ttl, 6388 ind W3 P.O. Box 345 . flpwtrlng shrubs; apple trats, 11 25; »2l E. 8th Tel. 33M Quality Chevrolet South Side Hatchery, Inc. Rolllnstr 's Nursery, 3IJ5 *th Jf-, Good- * IT'S EASY TO PUAY-ALU YA DO IS HIT 30 Caledonia, Minn . vlew, Winona, Minn. . . . ; TW& BALL AMP SAY S0M£ BAD W0RDS." WILL PAY CASH 105 Johnson Tel . 2396 Gleamlne 'Model- Tel. 724—3334 CHIPPEWA Soybean S«fO?~no corn, clean- SAVE! SAVE! ed tnd bagged ; germination 91%. Clar- For 2 or 3 bedroom home. To Choose From. inet Zabel, Southwest Plainview, Hgwy. Out-Side House Paint Basement , oil heat and full lot U^dCarT" "JQ» One Full Year 4J. Tal, SJ4-54I7. GET YOUR Wanted—To Buy 81 : Houses preferred. CHEVROLET-l»47, 2-dr., Will Mil Chltp. " $5.69 Gal . _ for Sale 99 Guaranteed Warranty, WENONAH BRAND Lawn itad-YauX buy - ~ ~ ' ~ 174 E. 4th. tha best In Wenonah Brand, No fancy WM. MlijER SCRAP IRCN A METAL DO ? COUNTRY L l VI NG?~Jow t«i.e.. Spot- Must be under $10 , 000. ' T_"i»2j SpmiTlnodeC~ boeited price. 90c single pounds, all sea- Red Barn Paint CO. pays highest prices for , scrap Iron, less, 6-year-old, 2*btdroom home . Hard- CHEVRoT- Ceiip*, - .' Shop Our Lot Now DUCK; STARTER: A-l condition. Inquire, Vernon F. Wal- son grtss mlnture. Yes. we htve those metals, hides, woo l ond raw fur. wood flooring. Beautiful k ifchen wilh Write A-6 Daily News ter, .203 Pint Crttk Road. La Crtictnt bargain town mixtures. If you want them $2.88 Gal. J2J W. 3nd. Tel. 20(57 ample cupboards. Full basement. Oil au- ¦AT Minn Tel. TWInbrook 5-2J3t at 25c per lb, Closed Saturdays tomatic heat. AH on big plot of ground. _ . _ ;__ Stop In Or ~ " ~ Approximately 270 ft. frontage on main Accet-soriei, Tlras, Parti 104 ~ " NORTHERN FIELD SEED CO. HIGHEST>RICES PAID FOHD-*T9Si. Ftlrl«nt 500, t-dr.T^V-lT^u- " ' highway, at edge ol town. Priced under tomatic tranjmls*-ion, Qobd condition. VENABLES for scrap Iron, metals, rags, hides, raw USED TRACTOR TIRES - Almost all &- 115 E. 2nd St . SI4.000. ABTS AGENCY, INC., Realtors, FARM GARDEN furs and wool! sizes In stock. Prices starting at (10 _ H30. Ttl. 337*. 75 VV. 2nd Tel. 8-2711 .59 Walnut St . Tel. 42J2 or aller hours: each. FIRESTONE STO RE, . 00 W. 3rd . CALL THE LUMBER E. R. Clay 8-2737, Wm. . R. Pagel 4501, MERCUSY-1960 Monterey. 4 dpor taiari, ~ SUPPLY Sam Weisman & Sons one owner car. Will sacrifice for $1,650 ' ~ ¦ FARMERS E. A. Abts 3184, Geo. Pelowski 8-2701. &ZC\C '' 56 FORD, 7-dr Sedan, 116 Walnut • * NO. 8-3667 INCORPORATED Boats, Motors, Etc. 106 and will help finance. Also, 1942 Mer- V-8, _ Tel. 8-3769 Keep your soybeans free from 450 \AN 3rd Te l, 5847 BY OWNER leaving town. One slory, 3- J>nyj straight lhlft, light _ ~ cury, A door sedan, hardtop, full power, * blue, good tires, localiy Open Friday Evenings grass weeds this year by bedroom home, living room, large kitch- RUNABOUT—f4~it!?p|ywood witlVbotiom t.,IS0. Cornfprth Realty, La Creicent, ewned, excellent condition. ' Rooms With Meals 85 en with dining area, disposal, dishwash- (Iberg lassed. Windshield, steering, con- Minn. Tel . TW 5-2104 . applying ~ - er, drapes throughout, new gas fur- trols, deck hardware, canvas and cus- RAND03C. KENDELL C6rTl« 1704 So Minnta»lf-f~3/ Minn. race, double garage, glassed in front tom upholstered seals. Very reason- RAMBLER—1957, Station Wa».on. economi- WALZ Wanted—Livestock 46 GirlVclvb. large rooms, Tel- FR-7-7097. oorch. Under S13.000. Tel. 6(. 10 cepl trade. Tel. 8-3304 afler 5. Buick-Oldsmobile-GMC Easier combining. Rooms Without Meals 86 47) Wayne condition lor J175. __ OREMBLSBACH STOCK VARDI * LUMBER CO. bedroom residence. St. Im- motor , both in top ~ 1018 E. 7th. CHBVROLET 1955, Bel-Air, V-8, radio, L«wliton. Minn. Order yours now at 573 East -Ith Winona KING E. 127—Nice large rcom, modern mediate occupancy . Also new 1 and 3 Wanted Avtomobilea 110 bedroom homes and choice building lots heater, Powerglide. Here Is a nice clean Daily Hog Market facilities. Gentleman preferred . . Reason- FORD MARINE—65 h.p. conversio n mo- car, CHIIY (595. Don's Aulo Salts. Hi Wat- Tal. Alj\ or springing able. in Hllke*_ Subdivlsjon _Tel. 8-3M9. __ cowahelfera. Bg»ines« Equipment 62 _ 1 ^ tor, with reverse jiear, very good con- nut. Tel. 8- U78. RAY SPELTZ & SONS " ' " " ? ? ' NEAR OOWNTOVVN-nlce cltire room witti F. LOOK at our new exclusive ilsfingl dition , rtasonable. Tel. 4191. LOW IN CASH? , VI u " ' s lust 3 year) old and on an extra CHEVROLET—1«4, exctpltonslly clean, Farm, Implements, Harness 48 Tel. 2953 Lewiston Minn. COMPRESSORS 3, , h.pTand *; Kp Xi private entrance. Gentlemen preferred. It' ALUMA-CRAFT—FD runabout 35 h.p. large lot. West location. Rambler with 2-dr., standard traninnls.lbn. Will g\\j* i-V Will buy your car or truck. I Sharp frteter, 1 h .p., with blower. Bert Beyentedt, I7» W. 4th. Tel. 3479. - Johnson electric motor. Financed It de- : A bedrooms, baseboard heat. Ultra mod- someone a lol of deixndable mllei for HEDLUN&^»\Cj«l»r~*itti or wl1houT~j Ttl.jWM. sired- Tel, WAS. *fc Will trade down. rt.p.- motor. Bagnan l ern kitchen. Attached 1 car garage. _ _ _ V295. Can be lean at 1 104 W. 5h. Inquire Brat., Rushford, 7 ''COOLERS-!. 17 and 5 cast Rooms for Housekeeping 87 Will consign. Minn. IT'S PLANTIN TIME BOTTLE ABTS AGENCV, INC., Realtors, . 159 NADEN—aluminum runabout, windshield, upstairs alter 3:30. it capacity. Priced at $l?S and \">S Oubbs ! Walnut St. Tel 4242 or after hours: stetnng wheel, automatic controls; Mark ' - ' FtWs"EKE6PVrT6 APARTMENT by the PORO^i9SiT^uiitomiI nS" hardotp, autijmal- DISC .SHARPEMI NS byVoillnarNo ' matal Plant your own Variety Jtore, Rushlord, Minn. Tel. ¦ E. R. Clay B-2737, Wm. R . Pagel 4501, 25 Mercury motor; Baachmaiter trail* QUALITY CHEVROLET CO. rempvM. frad Krani. It. Charlei, Minn. UN4-7TMI. ? : ¦ week. Private .Entrance. , AIM, sleeping ic transmitsjon l«5._742 E._J0th SL rooms for men. by Ihe Seek. Tel. 3051. E. A. Abts T!8<, Geo. PelOwsKf 8-2701. er,_SSJ0. 722 _E. 7th. _ _ ' ^ Tet Jiaj-t garden with our _ _ ^ FORD—iw71-dr. ' hardrtp. black, striiaht 105 Johnson Tel, 2396 _ Red Top Motel, IMS ' " ~iarse ft. boat with ^ "^ ~ Coal. WoodTOiW Fuif 63 _ _ _ W. Sth. TOO BLOCK ON E. MARK—S rooms LARSON Ali Americani I* slick and overdrive, power stearlng, WANTID—Slda dresslng alt_ichnwt for Wonderful selection of'hardy . motor. Top and all and balh, ill on 1 floor. Glassed-in 50 r*! p. Evlnrude white wall tires. Tel. 28-W-2, Waynt Farmall "H" . Glann Jorgenjon, El- Apartment*, Fists 90 front pgrch, fvll basement with new accessories on boat. 2 gas cans. This trlcH. Wit, TuMMli ANPIVOOD j Younfi, St. Charles, Winn . Auction Sales FLOWER PLANTS For good quality lumber and wood I wiring, . furnace and plumbing. Large boat iri A-l cond ition and priced to ~ ' ^ LARGE 4-room , 1st floor apr„ tieat and sell. Boat and motor can be seen PLYMdUTH 1»5i. iOr i straight lran»- "" M DIESEL TRACTOR^ompfeftty over- • GERANIUMS telephone Trempealeau M ¦ | garage. All modern. Price reduced to ALVIN KOHNER hot water furnlahtd. Tel J703. 18,900 tor quick tela. Shown by appoint- al 654 44th Av»,, Goodview, Sat. and mtssien, naw balliry. M». *lt Clarks haulad, >'fS* pistons, repainted; Acorn DAVE BRUNKOW & SON — | ¦ AUCTIONEER, City and state licensed • PA.NSIE&, ~ Inc.. 122 Washington Sun. Lane. ' barn cleaner, naw cable last winter; Trempe.leau, wis. WEST END—ucslarrs 5 roomr?|ust redec- ment only. VV- P- _^ ^__ and bonded, 3S2 Llbtrfy Sf, (Corner a can milk cooler, good condition; 3-4 • MUM'S \ orated. Adults only. $«5. Tel. 6310 or I St. Tol. 7776 or M03S, aik for Syd MERCURY—1958, Monterey, 2-dr. hardop. E. Sth and Liberty). Ttl. ie and 4 chairT, or Mon. and Thurs. eveninos, at Hord- 700 block. Full price $8,000. ABTS 1955 DOPOE, idr. Sedan, Everett J. Kohner windrow turner _ 'AB Chevrolet Flatfllna. * Realtors, 159 Walnut & _ni_r U8 Wilnul 8-3710, after hours 7814 Sit,,* GE refrigerator, «5; 9x12 reversl- ing School and Paramount Beauty Sa- I AGENCY, INC., LOOK - iFOfVf~you buy. See the Trl- T»^3y^ ID-tana blue, radio, OAK RIDGE SALES fc SERVICE, CABBAGE: PLANTS hours: E. R. Clay 1 * bll rug, Mi cotton rag rugs. SSI W. . th. Ion, 76 W , 3rd . St. Tel. 4242 or after umpih. BSA, Jawa and other new mo- T *¦* heaitf. »eal tovart, a AUCTIONEER Bob Brinkman Minneiska, M inn. Tel. Aityra TIM. 4501, E. A. Abts Tel. 21 IB. 8-2737, Wm. R. Pagel torcycles and jcooteri priced trom nict car for this low price. City and data licensed anc) bonded All plants are sturdy - hardy 3RD E. 3I7"J—Large, nice, 3-rqom apL, nil . 31B4. Geo. Pelowski 6-2701. (187.50 to $1,200. It is easy to own a COOP USED BALeR-Jl7!r~wfila «r In. MOHAWK—Rembrandt gray alt wool private bath, heat, Til. Allura 6891 or 4761 . Winona 3731. quire A-3 Daily Ne*.. water tournished. new motorcycle wltrt our easy pay- FREE DELIVERY hlgh-lpw loop rug, 12x1? ft. 6 In. S3!. Available June I. Tel. 8-1 309. merstt; See Allyn Morgan, Lake Blvd WALZ MAY J4-S»r. il-SO a.m. It miles N. ot ALLIS CHALMeRS^iuM baier? Paul Tel. 4«3«. ^ Whitehall, Wis. Qlaf Christianson, own- ABrliyiJon, Petersen, Minn. Tel. TR J-5201. SPECiAL-jit U rugs with built-in foam Apartments, Furnished 91 er; Francis VVerlein. auctioneer; North- A. Grams & Sons fVicycles, All Sizes Bu ick-Oldsmobile-GMC ern Inv. Co.. clerk. CREAMERY PACKAGE bulk tank. .00 nad. BORZYSKOWSKI FURNI- Winona S_*95. CENTRAL LOCATION^sYairs 3-room . . KOt-TER'5 4M MANKATO AVE. gal, A-l condition. Danlal Duellman, UO East ^id TURE, Ml Mankato Aye, Optn tw»- bVER MAY 2*-6»t. 1J;30 p.m. 2'A miles, SE. apt , large sunporch Kci ft. Cit y, Wis. Tel. J-MU 7-311$. , all utilities furnish- tA- ^ nlngs. ed, private entrance. Available June 10. I S Tel . 2349 trucks, Tractors, Trallari 108 of Pleasantvllie. Lester Dean, o*ner; ROAtilOKE Jdfllor Baler with motor; also Antique*. Coins, Stamps 56 Adults only. Tel. 7031, B lo 11 a.m. for HO Exchang*. Bids* Oeo. Barry, auctioneer; Pigeon P^llt l Surge milker wllh motor, pump and appointment. I INTERNATIONAL—195J 1 ton, very cltan, Quality Cars! State Bank, clerk. good condition. Tel. 4874, Lewiston, 3 buckets. Will taka caMle In trade. U. Beautiful ¦ ¦ ' ¦ MAY ]M>M. 1 P.m. E. side of Taylor, Melvin Meldehl, Whalan, Minn. Tel. HAVILAN-TYHINA^tor *n- POLE LAMP WEST CENTRAL LOCATJqN-first floor, Minn, ' '_ ' ¦ Ave., - ¦5 IrVli., (cross strati (rgrn Lutheran TR j-59«, " l - tlqut silver candelabra. 231 West 3 large rooms, bath and c loset. Inquire ^ ¦ " _ No.. La Crp.se, Wis. 612 E. Better FORD—194a 2 Ion truck, f speed axlt . ,; Church- Mr. & Mrs. Fred Curran, own- , _ _4th1 j. _ Live HAY HOIST—In pood condition, ration. SENSATION and grain bon. In good condition. Don- ers; Red English, auctioneer; Northern able. Herb Haase. Rt . I, Winona. (Near BROADWAY E. 255—3 room furnished ald Wurphy, Ktlloa. - Minn. Tel, Plain- Inv. Co., cler k. ArtielM for Sal* 57 apartment, refrigerator , g»s sieve, pri- Electrically view 534-1583. Of The Finest Stotktonl Three Ifghts . MAY~T*—J*tT"i f.m. 5 miles w. of _ ~ vate bath and entrance. (45. In this electric-heated, reasonably - ^ iHCTTwsi, 5up«r C tracto -ilthluitiyattr ¦ priced, 2-bedroom home with* all |ht "^UR TRUCKrTob'iES and repair are DakoU, VA -lit NE. of Nodine. Roy UPRIGHT PIANO—Very goat condition. . " (One to a customer) rooms, pri- and 1961 Ne. 10 John Deere tide mount- CENTRALLY LOCATED^ latest equipment: Carpeted living room gaining popularity. Sea us now . BERG'S Emmons, owneri Beckman Bros., auc- 65. E. 4th. vate bath. Heat, lights. Hot and cole The Best In The Area ed mower ". Both priced for quick salt. WITH drapes, combination windows T R AI LER, 3950 W. 4th St. Tel. 4?33.__ tioneer; Minn. Land & Auction Serv.. tables, gossip waler furnished. Write E-96 Daily News ¦ DESKS, matching lamp Insulated throughout. PACKED clerk, Arens Implement, Kellooa. Minn. Til, utility cup- and DODGE — 1951 panel truck, reasonable 4»7.. bench, bookcases, chests, J-ROOM furnished apt., private bath and '60 DODGE, Dart , 4-dr htp, H, p.m. Furniture 7*/ boards, cabinet work bases. OK USED $5.95 WITH VALIIE! prica. Bloedow Bake Shop. M»Y 24^S»t. V Aucllotw entrance, Inquire 579 W. 6th. automatic, p/s p/b , wsw , like 414S Sixth St., Goodview. Walfer Pelkert. FURNITURE. 373 E, jrCJ. Ttl. 8-3701. , kd owner; ^ivin Kohner, auctioneer; Minn. ' ,- - With kitfh- Low Up-Keep new condition inside and out. For FREEZEkS rtfrlg^ CENTRAL LOCATION-! room Land & Auction Serv., clerk. ilWia *S». U-*4 enette and private half barm. Suitable for rators *2S. Used TVl UO. FRANK LILLi MEANS A LOT GOOD • I or t working girls. Ttl. -17J0 for ap- FTTR NITURE AUCTtOri^Cliv of BlacK - SONS, 76) E. tth, - •60 CHEVROLET. Convertible, BURKE'S pointment. TO HOME OWNERS. ermine white with white top, River Fells, Wis.. Sat. May 26, 1 p.m. Sales & Service BUNK BEDp*39.95i new baby cribs, ~~~ You have this AND a bargain tor S11.- USED Emma Gilbertson, owner; Arneson Auc- 14.95 ; writing desks, *-.?.. Furnitgrt FURNITURE MART Wanted to Rent 9S 500 In this 2-be-droom home on wooded contrasting blue interior, 250- tioneering Service, Ray Arneson, auc- _ Clothing Shop, 253 E. 3rd. Tel. . , Ettrick S47A9 en *-37*a ; tot In Glenn Mary! , automatic, , tloneer, Tel 3rd and Franklin 3 or 4 BE'6W_ M~T>ome wanted IrV'wT- h.p. engine p/s ^ SEE OUR LARGE teiectlon of used TRUCKS May 27—Sun. 1:30 p.rn. Furniture Auc- John Deere Machinery, New noha. Sales executive. Good references, FpRD, LWB., »U95 wsw. Hurry, this one will net refrigerators, electric ranges and TV ] Big Yard 19S9 J ton tion, in North Wabasht on Hgwy. i1 Jtl. IlitB, Mr. Willis, weekdays. Fenced In ton $1095 Idea equipment, McCulloch tits. All rtcomfltloned. 6 l a ELEC- ! and good sized kitchen spetl relaxed ~ 1957 CHEVROLET, *A be here long. at Taylor ' s Cafe and Apco Filling Sta- / bo©«[ TWngi lo^Sit €8 VA ton . TRIC, IM E. 3rd. I family living In this 3-bedroojri,-. 1 and 1949 CHEVROLET. *495 • tion. Clarence Taylor, owner; Bob chain saws, Mayrath elevators, 1950 CHEVROLET, panel, I Ion 1195 KENMfeBEC POTATOEt-Srown tram Farms, Lrnnd lor Sale 98 _ bafh, home Th" Coodview "Wafural •60 Brinkman. auctioneer; Ralph HtufleJ, DINING ROOM SET-I,ble, 5 chairs and I ' il?S VALlANf, 4-dr, 101-h.p. Oregon chain and ctrtilied sttd. Ed Pruka, near Condtlt fireplace end a separate dining room, 1949 STUDEBAKER, 1 Ion - clerk! cradtnia; Sunbeam eleclrle rati type ,Vt Actvertlse Our Prices slant 6 straight stick with eco- Farm. Rt. 1, Houston, Minn. WEST BURNS VALLEY- S230O takes Ihis This will take care of a lot el tamllyl ^p , - ¦ lawn WBV.tr, 1321 W . ith, ' about 40 acres, bordering on Highway ^^ trans , , MAY 78—Mon. 4 p.m. Furniture Auction. USED - - LARGE S BTECTTON, ctrtllltd seed M- nomical standard radio 316 Laird St., rear of Bloedow Bakpry, COMBINATION pre-hutg «iumlr»(im dOQn, tatoes. WINONA POTATO MARKpT, 111 , polar white with con- US. ROBB BROS. STORE. 57. E. 4th. Enjoy Swimming wsw Mrs. Carl Olson, owner; Alvln Kohner, FARM MACHINERY Market SI. In your own pool In a lovely back auctlonter; Ralph Hendel, clerk St. Ttl. 4007. W . STAH R trasting interior, a real bar- _ yard! This substantial 3-bedroom homt - ~ ^ " ENJOY "FAMILIA" tht famout^brtakfatl 374 W. Mark Tel 6935 gain. MA^.£-MON , . ^ m? 4 m!les H. of - SEE - "WeE0EX" WONQER8AR - Can ttkt food—also Natural Hains Black Cherry- Is carpeted dawn AND upstairs. 3 car- &^%» EOftDg)Yean in Winona \ f r 34 owner; care of 20,000 ft , af lawn, good for a Blair. Melvin Halverscfl, Alvln Apr icot- Fig Julct—Schlff's Nifgril Min- amlc tile baths and an amusement Lincoln—Mercury—F*lcon-COmef auctioneer; Northern Inv. Co., while season, kills dandelions, and all Houses for Sale 99 Kohner ¦ erals—Vitamins. room wllh fireplace. LET US SHOW Open Mon. t. Frl. Eve. & Sat. p.m. '60 FORD , Station Wagon, clerk(v^ . brotdleat weeds. WW. BAMBENEK'S, ~ YOU Ihis well-located home. DURAND WES T K I NGTI ?btdroonTh ome?Jei VM3». 6 economical standard tranj. ^ 4Jt Mankalo Ava. NORTHERN FIELD SEED CO. . JUNE 1—Frl, 6 :X> p.m. in back cf _ US E. 2nd St. " , golden brown with USED PIPES^FIuttTTtwrplitt, I-beams LEAVING C ITY-3 Targe twdrooms, bullt- Feeling Crowded? rgdio Youle' s nAolat, Galesvllla* Wis. Mr. & IMPLEMENT CO., INC Are You Looking Geo. Youle, owners; Lee Har- and othtr usatiie mtltrltli, lns, disposal, drapes, carpeting. Good Then you will lova this quality-built matched interior , this is a one Mrs. Hoimhold ArtUlat -67 auctioneer; Northern Inv. Co., M ft W IRON ft META t CO. location. Undtr Sl 8,000. 1573 W. King roomy, 3-bedroom rambler cm beautiful nisch, Durand, Wisconsin " St. ovner , low mileage car, In 207 W . 2nd., across Spur Gas Station . MUST SELL corner let In Goodview. Radiant heat, For Honest clerk. " ~ Uied Kelvinalor Refrigerator, A-l showroom condition. STUDio COUCH—also, boy's dark blue 3 BEDROOVV all modern home, oil burn- Hot Point dlstiw-isher, and TWO nat- GE sink and dishwasher, combination. suit, sire 16. 1103 Gilmore. Tel . 7196 alter ing furnace, full basemen' , large well ural fireplaces. BEAUTIFUL family Values? TH. 5455 before 5, 5579 after 3. kepi lot, new double garage. 967 Gil- room. THIS IS TOPS! •57 CADILLAC, 4-dr , htp, tu- 3 p.m. An Auction? ~ " CARPETS come clean quickly when Blue more. tone coral and white, p/s, p/b , Having USED gVERY HOUJE SHOULD »•»» allrt M - These are the real Lu%lrt Is tpplled wllh Iht "free - You'M Love the Ungulther-Hill types and slits. WINONA INCOME PROPERTY-Upstslrs brings. wsw , this car is like new in The sale of the lifetime accu- (Moved Use" shampooer. Deposit rtgulrtd. H. SI15 per month. Pleasant apt, tor owner workers and FIRE ANO POWER, 54 E. 2nd. Choate a. Co. every respect , must see to ap- MACHINERY next to Winona Chick Hatchery) on 1st floor, immediate possession. Price* View of Winona 's all set to go! mulation of goods is a serious ' " ~ " " (14,000. Write A*B, Dally News. beautiful bluffs from Ihe enormous predate. R- FRiGERATbF-7 fl 5-pcr kitchen set . Machinery and Tools 69 matter. You want your sales 4TH E. 417—modern 3 apt. house. Rea- picture window ol this 3-bedroom ram- Reasonable. Tel. Midway 3 2086, La- ~ " "5fi FORD , 4 ion , P.U., excel- conducted in an efficient man- SPECIAL ALL!Ti CH ALME RS-Mlozar wltrTTeaT dou- sonable, to settle estate. Tel. 5086 for bler . Lois of storane ipace and a kllch- moille, Minn. en with all the latest bulltins. Just condition . 1938, "B" tractor with cultiva- ble drum, rebuilt undercarriage Includ- appointment. lent ner. Thorp Sales Company, """ RUMMAGE IALE—Sat . only, » to 5. Dav- ing new raits, excellent operating con- a few minutes trom Iht center ol '59 JEEP , 4a*4, St. Wagon , ex- All -^=pN. 0ne through their many representa- tor. enport and chair, electric mixer, roller dition. Also 13 yd. scraper available. IF YOU WANT to buy, sell or lr»do town. cellent condition. ^ 1938 "A" tractor. skates, clothing, etc. 454 W. Sarnia. Tel. Mpls., Minn. WEst t-UAl or WVEst during our absence, contact Phil Phosky . AFTER HOURS CALL: Cars Ful1 tives, is ready at all times to Tel. 99BA. HOMEMAKER-S EXCHANGE . Oave Knopp J-2WR te?* ^^ WE HAVE something vary fine for viny l 9-Utt. _ '47 JEEP, Universal. ^St__JP^ ? discuss with you the complete 1950 Ford 8 N tractor. ' " W L. (Wlb) Heller 6- 181 Carry Year and lother floors colled Seal Gloss ^ UPSTAIRS DUPLEX-J.tjea room apt? heat . "56 John Hepdrlckson 7111 GMC , 2-ton with flat hed. handling of your sale. 1951 M.T. tractor with cultiva- acrylic finish. Palnl Otpot. Radioi, television 71 and hot water furnished, garage. In- Laura Fisk 2118 '62 JEEP , Universal , Demo. Guaranteed Warranty tor . ~ quire 577 E. 4th. RUMMAGE SALE -- House plants, home- Winona TV & Radio Service ( Big discount) . children s and ndults' cloth- GILMORE 1 932—2 bedrooms. 83x183 lor, Garden tractor with cultivator , made soap, ' 78 E. 2nd Dob Nogosek. Tel. 3834 THORP SALES CO. plow and S. har. ing, dishes, miscellaneou s 223 E. 10th. " front porch, double air ape, disposal, fan, BOB SELOVER In garage. Sat., May 76, 9 to 5. UIEO TELE VISION isfsVarrslie' plttvrt Oil hent . Gl Loan. Tel. 2048. (Formerly Minn, Sales Co,) 4—Field cultivators. tufct». Gti thai second set at RUMMAGE SALB-varlous Hems, alsc DELUXE DUPLEX-5 rooms up?4 rooms NEW 1M2 JEEP , 4X-T S. 1—43 P.T.O. corn sheller. baseball bat, teenage Indoor girl's slie down, large picture window In fanslly 120 Miracle Milo Off. Bldg. j f??\j i '- VW'^**, , 8 and boy s sire 10 roller skates, waffle Hardt's Music Store wood paneling. Base- ^ - On hand for 2—2!H> corn planters ' 111 E. 3rd Winona room . . rooms of Rochester. Minn. 1—490 corn planter. Iron, door with mlrrow, antique parlor ment lloor tiled. Many extras. Must immediate delivery. f^ table, oil lamps, dishes. 1114 W. Bdwy. Don Ehmann TV Service tee to appreciate. Arnold Kohner, 1076 , Wm R . Pagel 4501. C . A. Mower, Deluxe model with 24" riding mower. lUiRgedly Abls 1M4 , Geo Pelowski 8 270). _ '60 THUNDFI -tBIRD. full pow- I " safety extras, -.-cycle, 3' h.p. built , iecl 4 cy. Typewriters 77 SUGAR LOAF Ensl llufni Valley road 4-w. , 3-.spec.ls, ~ ' er and full of power. A real ' 5ft MERCURY , Montclair , 4- en«lne. New design hi- f' '»/) ~^3')ii'g 'im ' for Dandy ranch type. 2 b«lroom home , J4» Clinton (./0 i 4 .4 h[) C|i (I(()n enR iiie. 5 VPEWRITERS d m»cb » goinK machine |29))5 dr. hardtop, power .steering bular steel frame , chain drlv- , sale or rent. Rttspnanle rales, »r«e «, Wg kitchen, living room 12»24 wllh cl tt i nR heights , complete sufe- Set us tar all your office picture window, oil lie , lull baseman!, ¦BBBPBBPBB-B-BB-BBBBBBH-BPB brakes , whltewalls , , strong. delivery tug* a' 1 and V-8 cn. Light hut extra iy features. Reg, $333 . «I5. cllei, desks. fllt>l or office chalrt, Lund Itrgt vnclottd hrteiewny and gnr»ga. automatic , radio, heat. $ll»S Hen. $129.!!!.. ' ' Typewriter Co. Tal. JIM. 113,900. NOW ?267 ' " " NOW tW.96 T YP EWR I TER » AODING MACHINE TRANSFERRED '57 I), Country Squire 9- —_ Soles -Service- Rental W. STAHR OWNER FOR , -~- 174 W Mark Tal. «97i WINONA TYPEWRITER SERVICE paiwenser Station Wagon , >&. , "Wizard " Very fine split level on l)cniitiJtil winxlcd lol in (Jlen Mary. FORD , Fairlane , V-8 au- "Wizard" 161 E. 3rd Ttl. » 3300 GOODVIEW Owner Irnnslerred Excapt- snmrl whit* .md black lu lone, | 0mtttlc, radio , heater , tu-tone 31 !ft Ji;T lonallir nlc». Immedlale possession on #3030 ROTAHY MOWER , 2- # i STREAM 21" Washing, Ironing Machines 79 Ihis charming J bedroom home. Iparlous C' itrp«'to(l living room wilh drupes ami stone fireplace , S equipped with radio , heat . „,._«,- w it h matchlnn interior , ov/vr L'ast « -4-cy. living room ISx}? wliri plclure window. jintomatio , cycla, aU Self propelled, "} "mimira. AND MIGIDAIRI - Fait, ex inmnmlittion clean „ \ runner „„,) ready h.p* ' MAYTAG Green llnted IHod hath with varsity. c.'ii|H*U*d iH-driMinm and . ' a hat-i^ . Modem kitchen wit h huilt- am , 2**. hp. BHggs nnd Mral- part service. Complete slock of parts. a.i a whistl-a $1095 1»" cut. 2-way clutch control, ^c Baseboard liol air heal, full basemen! to run $t»9 lo c with SH hlower II. Choatt A Cft Ttl, 3871, ins , IncliidiiiK dlivli wunher. Mahofiiiny paneloil liinnly IDDII . ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ .¦¦ 4 cutting height s , with leaf " "K'n« «I'« wllh enclosed laundry room, nice l«nd- -1"1 ¦^' ¦ « ' 'mm IIIIMIP -wil l' W-iP ¦ wpr ^imi ¦ i pi "' pul\er(zer. Rog. <«I.I15. and catcher. Reg. $94.95. Wearing Apparel, Purs SO icaped yard. »i»,M0. For appointment und 2 car Karagp on Int level. / ™ NO\V $39 !)!) NOW $59,95 B eiOESMAlb" DRESSES -3r" tl.e 14, 1 EVERY CAR PERSONALLY GDARANTKE1) 1 MUX YEAR olnk, I blue. Ttl. 5933. W. STAHR i 374 W. Mark Ttl, «»-» Attractive Price For Immediate Sale. OVER BO MORE CARS AND TKUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM Wanted—Tp Buy 81 ~ -_ WRIT 4»l> and McOrldt 3 bedroom mo- AI, r A I CT C WESTERN AUTO M.TAL"'c'o>TtNfl"" LATM" E-"» or 'l'i" In? dern home, living room, dining roem. A1 ' South Dend preferred. Tel. 1140. kllcfim, full bath All tn one floor, »v- J Alt I J STORE . " ttmalic hot waler heating system, base- WANTEb--l-bedroom 'trailer house*? State menl and garage. Immediate po«stt**lon. Winona Real Estate make, model, year and price In Ut let- EVERSOLE-ROGERS tar. Write E94 Dally Naws. mm. Back of Ted Maier Drug mi Main Street Phono 2B40 '' dOlW CATTLl BOO-abaul * manlhe «M. W. STAHR 1«5 Kiisl 2nd St. - Tel. 8-3198 Degnan Broi , Rushlord, Minn, 374 W- Mark Tel. 6025 i WINONA DAILY NEWS BUZ SAWYER »y Roy C«m«

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